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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-12
: Especial Telextan to tho Charleston Eew.l

= Especial Telextam TO- tho Charleston Newa1
=, COLuMDIA, Oct. 8.
An enthusiastic 'Rssrna meeting was
held here on Saturday night, Col. J., p.
Thomas presided. Judge Bacon, Of
Edgefiold, spoke for about an hour, aud
showed up Elliot's sudden wealth, bril-
berry aud rascaIityein u very abiespeeoh.
Gen. Butler spoke for an hour and q
half. His was the grandest speech Of
the campaign. He repeated his eharges
against Scott, and adduced proofs. : His
speech created great exoitoment, and
elected rapturous and repeated rounds
of applause. The crowd oodid not all
get in the Courthouse. In proof Of the
tenth charge against Scott, Gen. Butler
read the following letter from Gen.
Hampton :: ..
Columbia, OCT 8.
To Gen. M c. Bnittr:
My DEAu GENERAL-You communi.
cation, asking me to give you an account
of what transpired at the interview I
had with Gov. Scott, in 1868, reached
me on my re urn homo day before yes
terday, and in accordance with your re-
quest, beg to N Ike tho following stat.
mcnt: A few days after tho murder Of
Randolph, I was requested by Gov.
Scott, through friend, to call on him,
which did on the following day. AS
no one but Gov. Scott aud myself werc
present at .',is interview, I shall not re.
peat what was then SID, and will rofer
only to what passed at subsequent
meeting. by request called again on
Gov. Scott ut his house on the night Of
Tuesday, October 2.th, accompanied by
two friends. In the conversation that
cnsuod, I told Gov. Scott that as Grants
election was now rendered nearly cer-
tain, the vo:e Of this State would not
effect the general result, but that our
people would settle down much more
quietly If the vote of the State should
be cast in favor of tho Democratic can
didato, and that I regarded it of great
consequence in the interest Of peace
that such should be tho case. To-this
Gov. Scott agreed, and after. further
conversation he made the following
pledges First. That he would use his
influence to make the State go Demo-
cratic. Second. That he would endeavos
to induce sufficient number Of the
colorcd members Of the Legislature to
resign, SO that the whites might secure
strong representation in both houses.
Third. That he would appoint to office,
Whenever he could do so, such men as
wcrc recommended by the Democratic
party. And fourth. That he would
Issue proclamation commanding the
action Of the executive committee, and
calling on his party to exercise the
same spirit of conciliation and for
bcaranco as the Democratic party had
been urged to do in tho address of their
executive committee. This proclamation
was written, Gas I was subsequently
informcd,) by one Of tho gentlemen
who was present at the interview; was
signed by Governor Scott, and published
on tho 9Th of October.
AS Governor Scott has broken faith
with me, I no longer regard the COM
munication he made as confidential.
You are, therefore, at liberty to use this
letter cs you may please.
lam very truly yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
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l1I x hS lat til &keef is aeatl
49, Efpes III miss HiAwH
k38r ah YiS6I sak bs secared xa
A Nt6a3 3stsetSa In thS city We
iad6lft de 3Eope of sSeiag a early
pubIfeAtto1 u some additional music
iron thA,Aeho oaf thss sslented ansher .9t
sfGS 0Hzflestoa Gallop. - Couasr. :!
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tbe frst; 80 that every ou1
portsnity to eat and bo ab
is6cd.. A
!. A DANCE QSspl1k.
IS After the repsst, those Who desired,
rspatIsd4e tho -spscioui deck where
they Ssjsssd theusdss ssssjn.sai asw4sys
'shirIis9 ot the waltz.
= THUS terhinated one Of. tho NEST
pleasant trips.ssseod, the, Day Of: San
Francisco. :. q. K.
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EACY ESPONDENCEa--..THE
HtESSRS. STEsTSON OFFER TO PAY
a COLOKED SENATE R,S ROARD.

New YonK, Sept. l6.
I%rl tctor's Ish, House
Hon. G. 7. Ruby (colored State Sen q.
ator for the Galveston District, Tcxos.)
now in Washington, expects to be in
this city on or about the 25th inst, for
a few days sojourn. He desires hotel
cntertainment--two rooms for himself
and wife. Will you receive them the
same as other guests at your hotels F.?
Please answer by bearer.
Vciy truly yours,
a. NJ. POWELL.
ID. a. sTETsoN's sons REPLY.
AsroR HOUSE, Sept. 16.
Il. M I1me.4, E"q:
DEAR SIn In reply to your commu.
nica.ion Of tho 10th, l would simply say,
that Mt this season of the year our house
is filled to It's utmost capacity, and by
permanent parties. Still being willing
that tho new element in our political
machinery should be afforded every op-
por;uni'y Of receiving the polish ne
ccssa,y to secure it Mt least social
quality with tho struggling Caucassan,
| will most willingly reimburse you
any expense you may bo at while
entertaining the Hon. G. r. Ruby,
State Senator for the Galveston Dis.
trict, Texas, at your private residence,
such expenditure to be gubmitted to ex-
animation by two parties to DO appoint.
cd as auditors by us, aud in case of a
difference occurring, to be roferred to q
party chosen by them.
Yours respectfully,
9. A. SrErsoN's Sons.
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The State or South Carolina
COUNTY. OF SUMTER.
In tho Common Pleas-ln Equity.
James II. Kcnr~;ck, coa. rn.Eqty) ELL for
James II. colclough. ure.
TN obedience to tho ordor Of ,he Court made
l. in this case, vii, ofor for salo, at Sumter
Court House, on the first Mondny and Tuesday
In Noyomber next, (boing snles. day. to tho high.
est bidder, all that plantation or traot OF land,
soh,niding 2S22 acres, situated in Clarendon
County, known as tho Mcdonald Sand Hill
Plantation. bounded by lnnd said to DO Mani.
vlt's md by land Of p. q. Donbow aud eita:s
o! Mcdonald aud F. Cords.
TERMS,
Ono third casi tho balance on trndlt OF ono
an'.'wo yeara, with intorcst thereon, payable
annp,.ly until fully paid. Tho purchaser TO give
hond md I" mortgage OF tho p,omics and to pay
for rnpsfs and stamps. w;.h the privilege Of pay
Jog ossh for hIsprvohaso.
!, ooI U.s.. bai'4 s'li 1's. cPaaL1S' sbs,x
I<x., u. ~, Ia
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RAIEFSELD..

Tho W'innsboros Ns.os warmly sup.
ports tho County Reform nominations.
'1tsays :'"A Republican heads odr State
ticket. We nominate Republicans on
our .county ticket, too. We 60 further,
aud nominate Eve Of the nominees Of
the Republican party itself right hcre
10 oafIlhidat, aud giye tho lie. to the
slpdsy that VIC arc not in earncst iu our
professions Of simply desiriug the best
We can get" 80 - -. ~
e.; .-4.~A.s-A-- :.
nN- Hon. w. d. PnIoE, Of Lumpkiu,
hos been Nominated as tho Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Sixth
District Of Georgia. Dir. PRIcE is a
practical printer, was formerly editor of
the Greens;l!e, 8. c., Enterprise, and
served as member Of the South Caro-
liua Legislature in 1865. He is a man
Of sterling character and of commanding
talent, aud as tho Democracy of his
District ore largely in tho majority, his
election is assured.
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AGAIN ROUNDED
for the voyage homcward. The day
had continued to increase in lovcincss
aud the enjoyment way participated in
to the ..dllcst extent by every ono on
board. TIE stranger visitors broke out
into ..e1ncnt CALCULATIONS Of delight at
tho !ppny beauties of our Bay, with lis
JlessAtd GOV :, its numerous farms ana
NutN@on the hill stis*, and its imposiu g
sesgsry of minsled3sih, sky aud water
.s;8tcliins off ialSs.Yic eye could reach.
THE rorrfMs or coREs.
comrienccd rs soon rs the boat had
l,!c her moorinys, aud was kept up in
lively style until the voyage had boon
conipictcd.
lIuMEw,HD BOUND.
The band which had boon n most de-
liSh! al feature Of the excursion, dis
courscd lis iivclest airs as the steamer
ran alshs ,tltc city ont. 7
htfs4xE.sM sn.r "AMeaeA.b
A;.er l6risas,,, tho company Fspsirod
to the magnificent st"im ship america,
u the CHINA an,ksJapan line. Some time
WIS spent n':ihFEec'ing hor spacious
aHi,tmcnts, and all were pleased with
fac Monstcr steamer
MA0Nisn HNr BANQUET.
. A,.d magnificent il was, iu every sense
6f, rhn term. The tables wore two in
nnmhrr, cxtonding the entir6 lOnsth of
the spacious cabin, and groancd undoy
ali ti,, rarost and choicest yian1s Of tho
Pacific coast and OF the season. Arpo-
titcs had been wI,ottci Ly tho salt
breeze OF thc,bpy, and whom lho seats
wcro all filed; tho quests toll, II in a
mamie. to do full justice. 10. Nn coca
sion. -. .,%.Ss$S
"fc"Sp TAELs
was spread, no loss' bonattsg'y III }
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NV M UHlC.

Tho Caa,ie"on GaNop.- Conpoaed 5y Wiss
M;nnieJ. t.aieord. Me'0 IorGj ON. Di',on d.
Co., 1870.
1t is pleasing task at all timcs to
noto the evidences Of progression in our
own people. Aud the task in this In
stance is rondcrod moro agreeable from
tho peculiar CIRCUMSTANCES that surround
it. The gifted young lady who COM
posed this piece Of music IL o Charles
tonian, young in years, but of ripe
experience In the knowledge of music.
rbeEall"p without being particularly
grand is very admirable composition,
ono of those chnrming dashos Of bril-
liant and sparkling melody, which We
all Iovo to hoar within tho saoycd walla
OF homo. 1t rcaccts credit upon Its
author, and givos promise of q BRILLIANT
reputation ior hcr in tho musical world
1t was written whom tho composer was
ou'y twelve ycnrs OF age, and evidouccs
'a!oht scarcely to DO expected iu one
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HAMPTON's LETTER.

H's Aceosssssef-As. Aszv;s.e ,,,0a1 Coz
srsdr Scott III 1ses-z1sc 7ssaels,y
cfM Uoos, acr Proven and E,pdssd
Ame.s-A Nice String Of Pledges.
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-
To oCoNsUMPrIyEs.-The Advertiser, haF-
ing been restored to health In few weeks
by very single remedy, after havings97
fered several years with a severe lung affec
Gs aa$ sasE s3S SjSfnas 8 En- ipe% aa
fers the means of cure. b'
To all who desire it, he wi send copy
of the prescription used free of charge1s
with the directions for preparing and using
the same. whinil tifey vi nod 10 s Cures,
for SGonsumptfon, Asthma, Bronchitis &C
The object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to
be invaluable; and he hopes sysryisuferer
nothing, and may prove a ablessing,
Parties wisRibg thei 'PresctiptioH will
please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
165 South Second St. williamsburg. Kings
County. New York. 15y1
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| When the dead body had been re-
moved to- the nextSgodm, the Eaff,
standing at the head of the bier drew
back the pail that -cogefed it. iA
Motionless, for an instant, he gag
| ed at-the- ebjet9sravealgd to him g ,n.lt9}d
then, with hollow groan, he 99hH
Esenseless upea-the9SsrO ,pl'
For before him. ip that uneaEthIy
trnfiance,- 11rder,i9 Ease of glass; as
clear as air, lay the form of hisf lost
hove; Maud 4ymar1sas young g. aa
fresh, as beautiful, g. s.,Qn that day,
twenty years ago; %heN he bade her
farewell for a night believing he
should 7ciaim-her az hfis nbride on the
morrow. In her glitteripg bridal robe
she lay; with heff 15Hge chestnut oAai.
unbound, and flowing, in graceful tres
ses aroundher.- Her narble neck and
shoulders were bare; one rounded arm
lay by her side the ,stiet little haHd,i
resting on her breast, held the stem of
aIfanask rose that seemed just chlled,
But the miracle of the embalmeys
art hadbeer to- pfese4TeiAle she'll pink
of her cheek, the scarlet of her FUN
lips, and -evesf skgiEeIetint of Tier
pearly nails. 1t seemed impossible
that she should be dead. a..
* series Of intsnigent investi2ga: t2gl3
tions Bssa idsntiissS the 5sS7caIIed GTdyne
ehasRas1 e4ga $aFe Sjsi5s + ffsjS ( ass
seized his property afnfRda ef5sagetihim q, ,
Soon as possible. His wonderful art,
dfee@3sl- 3sl-liiif11H1Fee6d was left Of
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.R"iiesM V1smi19

By the reverent care of the Earfdol
FEhbeti6e, Vie bodSeof@ @anar Aylmer
Pwas laid Binitfie tomh nfIhesltmcestors,
with the Pomg9Rd earemopy due ddI4v to a
countess, The old country church
has been absorbeT inf8 tie city fits
graveyard hasdheen built Upon; hut
abe "A. .ylmsE 1auitiremains, aud in its
dark recgsesn still unlttoQnbed, mt perhaps,
by time and decay, reposes that masser
pfeee2 off ffotfie Divine 8ftistanM AUD
IAY1MRR'sBE4UTY.atnioqqs a1sw
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HARDWARE.

Stated meetings of Ashland Chapter,i No.
67, r. A. NJ, held at lodge rooms in NH
ler's Block, first FIesda5S. II 4eH IihA4dtsnt tn.
.>;bZDEh. P. COWAN, H. RI,
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CABINET WARE.

FREDERICK BOCKLEY, r.
Saloon, and dealer in family groeerie.
't,toVisibrs and notions, 'hFresli stock afit
chsHb..r Store ii6fth side 6fIiiair ian street. h'i
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WIN. s. ALLES, n, D., -D1
physician and Surgeon-QEiee and Res
dence on Corner Of Church and Second St.
Ashland, o. tv2in1Sl
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| 1ngtOn 1uS0ceS court tfIe 0tDer day
| AoffrH Of printers bfoughe aGtjagainsi
Prot nGma1oalidl s enator SRrague fol
bill 1o6Sa9 ,faTiIninting YaTi0Ggn9fs, po
l51r66H Gr6RR Cams aH athdt 1T 4he 4fsaaueati oi
the Senator, ana by 4isT 9ftlef, iamdel
lIazegulari agreei1ent .regarang cpaa:
ipensatiaRt he JBfsHaredi ths aocgn eqts
,IS nR9n the currency qnrles question, tsen4naSe s,4
Alabama Question, Working ID eRt
nf5tel elhefts5 t*omafis ifIgh2s, Ith9iaCRiL
neseeand various lgthefn sasbjecH which
thetseaahertfheAt 1eentemPlasaddpre.
ssntipsg as r. publicly; ME 1SPEaggsl apl 2
affer & shoTt lSGanrihRss Gn hRssi rendered 59udgl
ment against the SeHa tor Land iP rsf.
iGreux, and, execution yglltissue in nd
few days. Prof. GrpVxi has arranged
to push The case farther-on his own
account He is We'll known in Wash
nge6td6s sAd dqdsoa esAjleenAAch attepz
0a e 1as 4hs pffpaFa'0ih lp@a1 iassa 81 FSdT'a FsdT
. d1oY weI he ill sdi .reo~,ed sdi
GDob sssdt bas bsseI9 W0a al Is1i sd!
Iad Isutum MJaseijA2e QHss,ssinoo
tnsise 1isdi nIut Won .sIIimbni~ no.
v ysd'r .oiIdnq odt sniddo1 o, =" :;
3 Eha Rapalat0dGsQ Qltarvs qBlinpiiss
Is zSSsfant 10 ,tciaiys7 sol bes1gr sas
= The ssKa6fae ard #egedIAtfiaM G.lblisst, blist
lwasosuccessfully yslabdetf fiat szsa,sihgo
loas fWadnesdaV.so ss,t eof OF ssnii
!" Two light shocks Of an earthquake
We're 4e1t at SHASTA! California, ou tie
Doth iiifst.9d liza ,d2ifi ..oi ti'H91it :,
sR .qide OF sd lila io5fs9 eGj 9eInO-' :
Has. Stewart, far ,pianyot years, q
merchant in New Y York,, was, droYhed
at Otsego Lake, on Friday imoE4iing,
while bathing in the like. '.i'9'i' -,
IlgG ;.aiob u .oE - il - b1Etd II,
!esThe, Greenyille National Union an
ponpeesi, that x,President Andrew
johnson 9 wi will !; npt , be 9 candidate fer
"a p liaIasigi Il 3iiud ;b1i5T29i VI -
Il The populationoof Detroit NJ iGbig gau
is officially anno1nced cte he. rs, $40.
= A Wachip gton dispatch says, the
work of reducing the number IF off !
icefs of the ihtmyIuhder tire newdlaW,
lsLrapid38 goiag en.alr .nsii1oi1a I'D
siuao owl ytG9Yi bgA zIonuas1fl 10 4
Louis RehttkY, who has been APP
IPSoaihted Secretary rsttif TIE IOWA Repub-
llheanp State ,Ceh{HPs e6hiffittee,J y is q
'Hungafiahby birtpand aeqephsm .9f1f
kosspih. 5G IS ideis@ beabaud Teq -gfi
Ri has d5o af Satdr ii q ppes 1si
ST lhileg of f9ewS9laRse tab3at 20 mics of
p4sedi streets t&aa fsiniiss aofsiareet
railHays. wfI I'd os.Ida sidi toor1no ..f1
George fal fancis sIsi rain l'ifEh thinks s',is Some
Retaliation 9gh6ufd BE- ffiSdoo f1Ff ft1Ff" the
Goolie invSsien Of this cotihtsyf and 4
SO he has sailed: :sfon Ghiias1 giIeis II
K New ,Y10 Yo0rEa EaSsa1 Womsn TAI laid iRS her baby
OIL table near fourth story window
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-silniuPv GplX4NnHs cd j B. MYERs' NJ D
SIT Phyaieians and 6HrgeoAs Office, over Citi-
1of11eens' Baak, shlsha, Ohio sno7sfnpn
az I'm. B.HaDr Myers ifaying taieri q thor
and jgagh eeodfsesSf f4structi5ps, ddnder Prof
ni EFInt ato oIeHefu Hospital, n Z. ON diseas.
sU es sefthd dIeart andI Ikipgs, viii give patio,
sgsspiaf attenti59i to- tie afeatnfeHt' Of thsR$me
: = szxel4hi;d NJ Ao'dT ~, ,.5seaoa ~ i,a
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H. F. VANTILBURG. ,.
Jeweler and Siiversmith, one door west Of
o. GSFs8 Nati9riaE Rank AsAihnd. Cola
ana Silver Natches,' ''and a spIendidassort1
mentof Fine Jewelry, kept constantly On
hands Repairing done to order, on short
notice. (yol. 24n7) 8
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on m6raDof the,ber rdeE States
several Registers :. of. Election, thare
been arrested by the United States
Commissioning for Refusing 70 iregiss
ter parties who, served in the Gbhfed-
eratel army. tfTheseesRegis sihave
acted in aceoFdande with the State;
laws, but not eonformabIy to a recent
statute Of the United Suites. 81 Thus
there is a a2eonhict between State and
Federal authorities Representations
have, been made to the Attorney G en-,
eral Of the United States, who, having,
been asked for His opinion, says he
does not consider tAesquestiun within
his provinces, hut thatiais one belonging
to the courts, to which 8sfssta staiIh!ssu be has
given instructions,to the COmmission7.
e ers, g. Marshals ana ofherrgg Id0heerned,
IL EIf.ssy -. s)aff cffg1,S tn -1..sy sent-,r-t
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% JMcC0MBs &sCURTfs:e
!, Aitorneys and CppllseIiearss It Law, Ashland
b lhio.,a Ofiee in BaPk q bun ldiag, over Beers
- Hardware rstore saoi szfa 81 .ei.7.,r
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JoHN D. JONES,

sS.if siS ~ JOHN n, JONI JONES, DIP '';I
Atbofnes at Law Ashland. Particular at
t-feution paid foi collecting and business in
- Probate court. Office ON Main and church
Streets. Ashland, O; Q;
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PHYSICIANS.

Z 20 o. sI7a !. q. q. MCCARTHY, N. d. q
.RhysiciagI& Surgeon, Polk, Ohio, b Will
rapay special attention to the; treatment of
ahrcnic. Diseases on Saturday of each week.,
,ethis 9mceoL.iILL.. 100000. ~ MOI &
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The Rev. Rl.1Wi VIM Anderson, 1Xfnldsisa eesxPres.
i lent of MAN Miami University and for
,tt;i ian Church Of San Eraneisco died
Pat Junction city, Kansas on Monday.
.S<IllA kLff6 L.r..LL
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Republicans haveo ni0minated
iEx, Ge@r4orIN Newell in ftiIe sSecond,
and John Hill in the, F9prth District
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: Governor Palmer will not be a can
dielate for-ehe U4fited Staleg Senator
siiAg IGfren5e Illf66ia The y chicago
~ oaFHaaQ Ga aptheceeA nssMilIe be be-
I aSeenQ exIGovaaigRlEs Oylesby and
aGeAeSA IgsgAAid senator Yafes will
itteacefaafy reafeoeh dds gs4Reuspla aurals
fofafvateT TlifaniiIoam sdt mort
bsf1 sIsW jIoo bns s1Rm o bnH
FEi 7,hat GA4ef eff p5aadoaf1bdrnmers
sana laahBassII eseRera4ldH dHhaA' Wal
qbAase, ag oas r@isba 1oAg feseet plead
eifsE dse. szaod q lDafHee trHofef the
nominati5ao bHopaeeE 5ftieteyo t.Wal
bridge y saws the New YORK Gob,naer-
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o5gaa II tisi s:fS d, Sa Fss hung
ct rHlagAtp9 s'Eexaf fgf ths; muIdsT OF
B. w. Eove1and. On the scaf9ld his
made an address for twenty minutes,
c9nfessi9aggu i9agutthfa that 10 hs, I'VE YES guilty and
Warn1u Young te men III pcwiarsf re-, OF bad
NNSoAIlffFlf NoAIlfffFlf ssw aif .s-sssiI, s1naG
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tFEs T. Massachusetts rpemoeratid
State Convention sisiHti be, 0heh al
Fitchburg. October Y. .siJEJ on
isTfh The first IL td tdqfll2t fall gleetiSoang San occurs rs
inv etmdntoh .TuesdhsJg September
63di 7|f sstii5n NOD !.s1ina,D Il as oil
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+. that
3 its
sublii-
are,
.n IN
bahRl
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. - Dealers IN Gold; Silver, Exchange, y. s.
,.9i Bondsi Uncurrent mmfy, Reyetfne Stamps
. 0i{kd. Discount approved PAPER, pay interest
e.onfinie deposihS and do a GerieFnl Ranking
= 1AIsihsss.T a Coz ~Es1EW
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

son and CharIes Todd were arrested
in CincinnAa'5h Monday for robbing
Hfe ebodsbokddi H,A EHndren's Home.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07
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'ysesB etsii. James Pufdy; G. HTopBfBg''
2s s@ss 1 ossaa, 3 htsEs EY;.Hs1s feorn S1
own, Osborn, LsJ sSprenkle, Rl1R. Beer,
~: o. Jsnhines... ....oI Ga bl,fzHeR
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07
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: =, p: ". MHIEM0REs B5o6ats Bdgs-
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

eGs.vns deef. Vest Of Goraa,ss Stasll
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

Holm E. Smith was yesterday
nominated fpr Congress 5bYGtbe Re
p9bleans in the Fourth District O
Maryland. 'o7~1' :"
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

ssA Western psapsarS papsrS saysrtbat a farm
IeyIeut his thHloat .op aecqpplpIt cqpplpI Of IT. the So
XeEe Xa and, 3phl9l9ngea dr9p gRf and that
they bufied dhlm dhlm In 2, ipetl ipelttllngl L ram
storm which lasted twenty four hours,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

The Philadelphia Bulletin says;
Na9aE MiI SBt s6 sdth news nssasfisa sss x
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

L. Judge Rplling sentenced q, white
lIlans atstheIWythe county, Virginia,
Court last fyqek itp Ireceiye twenty
lashesl aud 9 negro IHbQ had been pre-
Eio,rslNs seHtspsed iibE hiBH iB to sEe Ireeeeive
thirty lashes had the punishment in
aietedEupQA(himi QnIT " Y HHessdfaPgy essdfPgy last
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

=; 1T is announced that General But
Ter has expressly withdrawn his offer te
contest Senator Wilson's re election
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

eigo otah cSSI aJffa aJfaS ftsaieaaefkda,, ,,DYenn,
Ashton, hp6 D11a 11asst Week, Wff1B rPfayffg a
practical joke upon him disguised as
ole 3oPltEie kaT KlaS Rlahsf lAshton
Vas deepIy laHectedI %i1eAeshendiscov-
cred what He hadzdonei isdt ,nei