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Dsmoeratic Primary Meetings.

ga LN=tAS - TO- tEt. #s-faL-L- ~
The Democratic Electors Of Ash
land County are hereby requested to
meet at their Usual places of holding
elections throughout the county, on
Saturday=the 9th day of May, 1871
between tho hours of one and six
OacloekiP. No. and organize an cleo
tom Bbarilbypppointing three Judges
and oue-G Clerk and proceed to vote
fopfhenoininatfon of candidates to be
suPpOrteasyatothe annual election In
October neXt,to-gits: i.! -.
-!Qfe Representative in. the State
Legislature.
sOue C0uDtyrTreasurer.
Zone County Commissioner.
Cone 1n6rmary Director. ~.
One Central Committeeman. s-
lone Coroner. fsT r-w >
The Judges of each election Dis
trict wH appoint one of their number
rs return judges to meet with poll
books1at the Court House, in Ash
land, ON Monday the 18th, together
with the Central Committee to canvass
the votes and declare the result of the
came according to the usuages of form
er conventions. You are also request
ed at the same time and place to Sc
hct delegates.to the Judicial Conven-
ton. Also at the same time and
place you will select delegates to the
Senatorial Convention, (thc number,
with the place of meeting to be here
after announced,) and it will be the
duty of the Convention on Monday
to select five delegatesto the State Con-
vention to be held in Columbus on
the first day Of june next.
otDemocrats, your Committee deslr-
ing a fair and candid expression of
the qualified Democratic voters of the
county and in accordance with the reso
buttons of the last county convention
herewith appended, will ask a careful
reading and strict observance of the
same to the end that harmony and
good will NAV characterize our present
and future intercourse with each other.
Resolved, That j nour Primary Meet
ings hereafter, the following rules shall
be strictly ihforced.
-s4.ET That no person shall be permit
ted to vote at any election place out
side of his own townshiParH
ct2s That no vote shall be received
except from the hands of the person
voting while present,at the time and
pi~acelwhere the election is being held.
%. That the poll books and tally
sheets5shalf be signed by the Judges
and Clerk and sealed up for transmits
sion to the Convention and returned
by one of the Judges. 1sac $50
"a Thatno person shall be permit
FED TO vote at a. Democratic primary
election except known Democrats and
such persons as will pledge their hon
or toFVote The entire ticket nominated
-. That m case of violation of any
81 these rules by the Judges of cleo.
ton Of any township, the vote of such
township shall not be counted by tbs
convention that.eanvasses the votes.
- g.. That the Chairman of tho Cen
trail Committee shall incorporate these
rules in the next and future calls fol
primary meetings.
! III p COWAN Chm.
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BUROPE-
VARYING Successes Of the War Be
fore Paris.

a Complete Reign of Terror IN the Cty
Successes reported for the Commune
-Inlprisonsas,.t of CIizeas-I2s9ut-
Sition8 on Churches for their Sther
Vessels-The Terrible Explosion Of a
Cartridge Factory IN Paris.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-05-24

tlaat.leata4hes ENnae..hiA-GsRRfess
adjourned. and the country, from the
Potohiac't ito the Rio Grande, is more
peaceful, and more moral, too, than
New England, according to the sick.
ening telegraphic reports which daily
burden and soil our columns. So the
whole scene offbe APPRECIATED outrages
wascohahed hdoaguess.
The proof is overwhelming from all
parts Of the South, through Republi-
can governors, Northern settlers, and
iMpartialzWitnesses ineludingzGeaz
Sherman, that there1is no schronic dis
order, no combinations against law,
and no insecurity of person or proper
ty, which does not exist elsewhere
Aud the President is well informed of
these facts, while he has endeavored
to close his ear to the truth, and to
accept nothing but the 4calumnies of
corrupt p%artisans, astestimony for the
guide of his tfficial conduct.
, This wicked and wholesale Islander
against, eight millions of people. op
pressed and outraged BY power, plum
der and malice, cannot fail t react
against t eahthors and the criminal
conspirators who have instigated this
new crusade of persecution. The sui
fering South has borne much with
noble patience, and heroic resolution.
And it will not depart from that rule
of conduct under this gross and gfdr-
ing pEoyocatiop.--Ihs Patriot: -
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NoTICEfTOTEACHERs

These examinations will commence at
10 o'clock a, N, and close at p. NJ
No applicant viii be admitted after II
A. NJ. Written testimonials OF
good moral character. signed at least by two
persons Willie required, which
t~esifssehia3s will bekepton, file, sgsars.s 4
3 BY order ohthe Board - > .aiIs
r. J. BARTON, Clerk.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-05-24
The Governorship- Hon. Warren
P. Noble.
hADcrrrTn nj,

Mansfield, May II, 1871.
EDITOR MIRROR There seems to
be but two candidates now before the
people for Governor, from which the
next Democratic convention which
meets June LIST, is expected to choose
the man who We trust is to governt the
State of Ohio for the coming two
years. Would not such man as !
here name suit the people :? aud there
is no Democrat that would not re
joice to see the Hon. Warren p. No
BILE, of Seneca county, the candidate.
Mr.. Noble is a true man, the work
ing masses friend, q genuine and
faithful Democrat, and one whose
ability has never been questioned.
Who in the State brings to the
Democratic party so little That can be
objected to, and SO much that we all
could endorsed 49, e.. =.
Il desire you should insert this in
your valuable paper, and have chos-
en- to write you for the reason that
you are a true Democrat and but re
Gently from the Northern part of the
State, and can judge of my interest
for the good old party for which We all
have hope, and to which the people
to-day look for safety. q.
May l not hope that many of our
faithful war horses, those who desire
success, may aid me in calling the
peoples attention to the Hon. Warren
p. Noble as the man to lead US to vic
tory.
very respectfully,
- A DEMOCRAT.
REMARKs.-We heartily endorse
what is said bJ "a Democrat" of the
Hon. Warren Z. Noble As q gen.
tleman of uuquestioned integrity and
canabiIity the nomination of Mr.. No
Lble would be one in every way emf
nently fit to be made. AS a faithful.
public servant, an honorable and up
right man, a true and reliable Demo
GRAFT, and as one whose name would
head the ticket al a popular candidate
we commend to the Democratic Con
vention the name of Hon. Warner
P. Noble. We speak unadvisedly a
to the desires of the gentleman named
-Marion Mirror.
The Democracy and capacity o
Mr.. Noble, are admitted on all hands
His popularity, where he is best known
furnishes evidence of his integrity ant
uprightness. If he should be success
!, full before the Convention, the peopl
of Ashland county will give him
cheerful support.
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TO hesDemeeracy of-Ashland, o.
Your committee, in accordance with
previous eaI for the Primary election
to be held on Saturday next, herewith
append the following apportionmeut,
for Delegates to the Judicial and Sen
atoriaf conventions, based upon the
Democratic vote for Secretary of State
Oct. II, 1870, and which will entitle
the several townships as follows
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All of (which they canfseff cheaper
than anybody hr town because they
buy cheap, and pay low rents, Call
and see their goods. IA rr-leqE
t24a) STOFER & KAGEY.
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Cards, &c, call at this Office.
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SNI4EItt
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GERMANY

G6RMAN Y
THE NEW TREATY WITH FRANCE.
BERLIN, May 19.-Rismark leaves
to-day for Frankfort, fof the purpose
Of exchanging the treaty Publications
with Favfe and Ponyer Quertier. =
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pe1ter made a speech in which the
dignity Ii Of The Senate The New York
bls togesAsr, sd aesirSE% get
ITi5a,s cofrespohdehts, inzhis Clutch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
As We Go to Press the
Fire is Still Raging
and Fears That
thu Whole City
Will Fall.

THE Area sweps by tho Flames-statenen
.sf An Operator Driven Ous By the Flames.
BUFFALO,. N. T., Oct ., lS7l.
'rns following particulars Of the great nre at Chi
vsgo ore obtained from Nj. J. N. Crittenden, oper-
ator OF tho western Union Telegraph Company In
chicago, VINO has Just arrived at Enslewood, Ill.
seven miles southeast OF chicago Mr.. crittenden
asft the city on an engine at nalfpast eight this
morning.
The nre commenced about nine O'Clock last night,
Nssr the corner Of JEFFERSON and Delavan Streets
apA swept Everything before It, taking north
Saassry course through the central part Of the city.
ma Court House. western Union Telegraph once,
hossis, banks. and apparently everything within
half mile west Of the Court House, and a. far
sousn - POLK street, and probably west Of State
street and perhaps east Of that, are all DESTROYED.
The nre now RACES on the north side, east Of
Wells street. extending mp 70 Chicago avenue.
IN northeastery direction. II Is being checked to
windward on the south and west sides. the wind
1esma V hlOw hard. spd-tQ ~ Changing towards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

above = stately Wan and crowded VIA -
worth, W.T. fashl0n and wealth q the Wege q ~
wide feotways. while the wagons Of ecmmereo
gras1 Also IN e commercial opulenes W. .
magnificent SIGHT by night, with 10 kreas beng0 y
Dy myriad gas lampa Dearborn street was snotnogs
Southern RAILWAY depot. South webs afess Ses.
Lake. Who're Michigan ana wabash avenue run ~
i've miles, M;rs gssnss:a me asi sna "a
OF the Garden City. These avenues form oe!lene-
ful drive and were mucn requented by the cislzen2
when FREQ from their go.anead .oil: 10 ne eess q
Central avenue, INTO which n1Ch19nn avenue E0n9e
stood. . few hours ago pernaps
THE LARGusT RAILROAD Duro1
on the continent that OF tho Illinois &C.
side OF the square which this forms and
along the mouth Of the Chicago River are stc0oeod
most OF the tall grain elevators which are o. Wexo
the grain they contained WIN be very serious Aesg
the Chicago River, on Water street ana Lara oEo
the houses OF the commission brokers, where mo9e
Of the transfer business OF the city u carried @.
The north and west sides near the rivers are 0ccub
pied By the
VARIOUS MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
incidental TO the features OF Its trade, such - saW
ana planning mills. pork packing &c. Tho r.
maIndcr Of the city, with certain exceptions serves
a. dwellings for the people and businesses - do
nestle wants require. 70 picture all this wonderful
brilliant powerful city Of YESTERDAY with It's Imam
cia commercial. social and domestic roots stretches
out to tho remote quarters VI Tue earth IL markee
quotations and opinions among ourselves ts prices
OF grains. hides aud lumber IN Europe. lts trade
connections reaching through San Francisco
~ TO CHINA AND JAPAN
and its personal family ties everywhere. pr1cticav
ening to contemplate It Is sadly ironissi con.
mentary on the old emigration song, winch ran,
Bring your family out West
II good heath you would enjoy
TO tho State Of Intno6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Suesa will leave this port on Tues
day for Plymouth ana Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
1t half-past eleven O'Clock A. n.
TIE NEW YORK HERALD-Editon for Europe
will be reaay At halfpast nine O'Clock In the morn
Ing. q
single copies. In wrappers for mailing. SIX cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
FIRE IN SANDWICH, CANADA.

SANDWICH, Ont, Oct Q, 1871.
large IRE occurred here yesterday consuming
thirteen dwellings, three stores and four barns with
their contents. Very little was saved Loss $50, ooo
with only trt0inQ INSURANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
IElLlfID CHICAGO /!

IkoLAfID Chicago!
The City of the Lakes
In Ruins.
Fire ard Death Sweeping
Everything Before Them.
-Four Miles or the City En-
veloped In Flames.
Ono Hundred and Fifty Thousand People
HouSeleSS and Homeless.
Fearful Loss of Life
Apprehended
S9Oores of People Lost i'm
the Sen of Fire.
Hundreds of Families Fleeing Be-
fore the Waves Of C0nflagratiOn.
Blocks Of Buildings Blown Up to Stay
the Progress Of Destruction.
VAIN ARE THE EFFORTS OF MAN !
From Rifty To Ono Hundred Millions Of Pro.
pertY Said To Be Burned.
An tho Churches, Hotels, Theatres, Banks,
Railway Depots, Telegraph Offices,
Newspaper Offices, Gas Works.
Public Buildings and Ship
ping In Ashes.
The Great Water Works Pro-
baby Gone Too.
Ns yAN --~~->-~-~-s~~~>~- l lg
znaRsssfbae to Estimate the
Total Loss.
CRY OF TIE SUFFERERS FOR help
Noble Response from ALI Parts
of the Union.
Cineinnan, st. Louis Milwaukee and All the
Cities Of the East and West Contributing
N Honey. Provisions and Clothing.
PROCLAMATION FROM MAYOR HALL.
Meetings To Be Held Here
To-Day.
The City of Charities Will be
Equal to the Emergency.
Intense Excitement All Over
the Country.
->~~~-~~~~~>~~~-~~~~~~~~
Effect i'm Financial and Bust.
ness Circles.
~~~>~~-~~~~~>>~~~-
9he Insurance Companies Here and
Elsewhere Heavy Losers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

ssPtks,s Toorhachc Drops,s Cure In One Mn
ute-HlLL'S HAIR DYE. black brown, only - csnea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

Jest Received-An Invoiee 81 GeaunlA
Jouytn Cos Kid Gloves two thrseA nd four buetoea
FRIEND PITTS, 30 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

Trussrs. EInaa,c sssckisxs, sheslaes Bsvoeas
Abdominal 3upp0gterss &C., &C. w dLOVkns ~ -
street, adjoining Herald omc~ t&MM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

rss r.u seyles IN SILK Hats are MaRvoog -
beauty KNOX the veteran HALTER, corner Of n!s9aN1
IA s,,on stret has them all the psroctton ~ yta -
and Quality. Cal aad examine them before huytnG 49,
where. MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

Halle Vegetable SicilIAn Hair Renewee ~
excellent dressing and tonic r the hair and akss -
n.,rg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

A.-The German American Bauk, 10
Broadway, New YORK; October .. l6l.fhis Bank win n.
al large small, for the beno6 "a
sufferers the fire In CHICAGO which shall BE- prop1
forwarded aud faithfully applied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

Royal Havana Lstf9ry.-Tne Hilaese kaoen
paid for Douboons, all kinds OF Gold and Snyee
TAYLOR 4 CO., Banxsrs. Is Wall street. Nsw Hoe~s N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

A. Water Ouesches Fire, % Surely WIN
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE cure ali palm nRvoasn1nR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

An Elegant Assortment Of Ladies' DreaD
Trimmings Entirely patterns win be opened 1870
mig FRIEND PITTS 668 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

A Luxuvians Head ~ Hair and . Gosh C1eeD
scalp are very desirable. CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE viii accomplish bosh Try e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

Tho Wilson shuttle sowing Macn1no--Eno
hest and cheapest machines In the weaS so
from 0a5 10 500; easy pay msnts salesroom7U hoea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl broadway, corner Murray mros
A..Phnion's New Perfumes,
II LOVE your
and "WHITE ROSE.~

enable the mechanical and Industrial classes witness
immense West Flushing manager has rodno06
the price OF admission 30 cents; children Is csns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

Bafchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best II 90
world the only perfect dye harmless. reliable nstantansou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

Fall styles Gcnslemen's Dress Hass RsaAB,
BURKE, 40 Broadway, corner FuAon sRssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

A.-The Rest In the Markct.-n Yeu Was
elegant, fashionable elk dress HAT direct 10 -
manufacturer, ESPKNSCHEID lis Nassau strssl Price ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10


on Michigan avenue, embracing the residences Of
Governor Bross, hon. John Young scanmon, i. G.
Griggs Peter L. Ross ana other leading citizens, is
completely destroyed. All the newspaper establish
menn are totally wiped ont. The Tribune building
resisted the Ore for several hours but finally yielded
when Mcvlckers theatre, Immediately adjoining
which also witnstood the raging element. finally
succumbed In fact all tine buildings In the district
which claimed to be fre.proof shared the fate Of
those which could make no such claims.
THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT,
At the foot OF Lake street, became q heap Of ruins
About nine O'Clock this morning most OF the pas
senser cars of the Michigan Central, Burlington
and quincy, and Illinois Central Railroad
were moved on the breakwater and saved.
West OF CLARK street. in the Southern Division, the
are extended south a. far as Polk street, sweeping
everything before It. The distance burned over
hare IA some three blocks wide and over half mile
in length, numbering about twenty blocks. The
bindings were generally Of the cheaper character,
embracing saloons, small shops poor residences &c
the DISTRICT BURNED OVER
ON the west side commences At Taylor street, run
n,ne nom Dekoven TO Jenerson, the nrc ran
,nence four or ave blocks NORTH anu then moved
diaronally towards the river, and nnally tine west
unit was established on Clinton street. ana reach.
Ing thence to tho river. Il moved in this line
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Yorktown De Witt Co., Texas, May 49, 1868.
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