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the President and Senator Sumner IL
very interesting from a Democratic
stand point, and we are go little inter
ested that We are impartial judges
1t matters little TO us who wins in the
present quarrel, as It is not ours. We
are only interested in as much as we
arc pledged tc annihilate the survivor.
The sweeping victory OF the De-
mocracy in the ''old Granite State"
is a source of great rejoicing among
the Democratic members, as well as
among the citizens here, who. in this
sign OF the change among men, have
a hopeful example to emulate in the
coming election. The Democracy are
entirely sa'isieI. and strange to relate
so are the Radicals. The hopeful
ones console themselves by saying that
this is the of year in politics. 1 fear
they will lie further ''of" the next
year. and others say that the loss of
New Hampshire was caused by ''apa-
thy AMI over confidence" l think it
was lost as most elections are, by lack
OF votes. Some attribute it. to the
Grant-Sumner fight. That did not
help the Radicals much, but the caus
lies lar deeper. The people haze lost
confidence in the Radical party; 9th
ers are playing glad at the rchuke ad
ministered to Grant Tor his d~ictation.
The President blamrs Senator Patter
son, of that State, as the cause, on
account of Ills speech ~denouncing the
San Domingoiob. All however agree
that it is the best thing that could
have happened to them as they will be
stirred up to work with Il will in or
der to regain in the next election what
they have host. ! really admire the
h~opefulRess OF the Radicals. All do
not speak the same language; the
Chronicle here makes a threat which
sounds Grantish and SAYS: their party
will remain domino 1t-aggres~ive if
needs be-just as long as the needs OF
the country demand its continuance "
The people were Won to be the judge
of hat thing in the past Is General
Grant to decide that question now?
CRATE.
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Ashland County.

The valuation Of real property as
returned by the Assessors, and equal
lied in the year 1870, by the County
Board of Equalization was 1852, 353:
The total number of acres returned
by the Assessors for taxation, and Up
on which State and Ccunty taxes will
be levied is 262,607.
At the session of the State Board
of Equalization, a deduction on the to-
tai value as returned by Ashland Co,
of 1910, per cent, was authorized,
which will leave the total value of real
estate ofthis County at s8,826,375.
The average rate per acre, of lands
as equalized, will be s27, "a. The
average value oflands including build
ings, will be $50 81 peracre.
This does not differ materially from
the old appraisement
Mr. Baughman, the Member from
this district, has done his duty.
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An Honest Man Gone.

We learn from the Carroll Free
Press that Hon. l. j. Atkinson died
at his residence in Washington City.
ON Saturday morning, tie 10Th inst.
Ills health had been railing for some
time, from an affection OF the spine
and a sDftening OF the brain. MIR.
Atkinson was about fifty years Old.
and leaves a wife and fumilv. He
rel resented the Stark and Carroll Sell
atorial district i'll the General Assem-
lily for four years, from 1851 to 1856,
and was Third Auditor OF the Treas
ury OF Washington for about ten years.
His remains were brought to Carol
ton tor intermrnt.
But few men, as public officers,
stood higher than did Robert j.. Vt
kinson While Third Auditor of the
Treasury, he examined the Oregon Wal
GAINS, and saved the Government
from being plunderel of over a mill
ion OF dollars. For his wise and hon
est discharge of duty, a resolution OF
thanks vas rendered Lin by Con
greSs.
While in tire Ohio Senate, Mr. At
kins on was interchangeable in his efforts
TO- protect the State Treasury from
frau Is, and had the law which he ami
". ID. Morgan, (now OF Newark, but
then Auditor of State prepared. been
passed, the Gibson and other delalca
tons in office never could have been
committed without prompt exposure
and punishement. Mr.. Atkinson WIS
not more remarkable for incorruptiblc
honesty than Tor high executive talent
At the time OF his Heath he vas in the
Practice OF law al Washington, where
his ability and honesty were properly
appreciated, and he was rapidly rising
to the head of his profession. The
death of such q man is Il public mis-
fortune.-StatesnIan.
We remember well the contest in
tbs Ohio Senate, over the Sub Treas
ury bill, proposed by Mr.. Atkinson,
1--WE being Reporter for the Senate at
tie time,) as Chairman of the Finance
Committee. We firmly believe that
the defeat of that bill lost the tax
payers of Ohio over 5000, 600, through
the dishonest conduct of John O..
Bresslin and w. H. Gibson, State
Treasurers. In that contest, the cor
ruptiunists swarmed in the State Cap
itaI, and if we remember correctly,
the bill was defeated by a single vote;
and that member was so much mtoX-
ica,ed hat he could not he present
when tile roll Was called!
Mr.. Atkinson, was always true to
his friends. He was a highly cult
waited gentleman, and adorned every
official position to which he was called.
Through his kindness we obtained a
DO ition in the FIRST Auditors office,
for over seven years, and shall ever
recollect him with gratitude for the
same.
As third Auditor he had no supe-
rior in the history of the government
for integrity and fitness; to his devo
ton to his duties as Auditor, and the
hard labor performed by him for about
twelve years, we may attribute his
early demise.
The Ohio boys who were at Wash
ington during his official career, will
ever remembet his genial and
gentlemanly bearing. No citizen from
Ohio, while visiting the Federal Cap
itol, ever found Mr.. Atkinson other
than al attentive friend and high
toned gentleman.
pooco 70 he oShas-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
E. Pontius
Peter NJ. Willis ct al,

Peter NJ. Willis ct al.
State of Ohio, Ashland County IS.
By virtue of 4 certainO Order OF Sale issued
from the Court OF Common Pleas of Ash
land County, Ohio, and to me directed l
will offer for sale at public auction, at the
south door Of the Court House, in Ashland
Ashland County, Ohio, on
Saturday 4pri1 22d, A ID. 1871.
at 2 O'Clock D.. m ofsaid. day the following eel
Estate, situate in the County OF Ashland and
State of Ohio, to-wit Being a part of the
northwest quarter of section number IL,
Township %, Range 16, bounded and de-
seribed as follows commencing at Il stone
at the southeast corner of land owned by
Mathew Clugston, On a lane between said
land and land owned by Page and Curtis;
thence south along said lane twenty-one
rods and twent.-fcur links to n stake; thence
west forty-six rods to a stake thence north
twenty-five rods to a stone; thence east
along the line ofsaid land owned by Mathew
Clusston, forty-six rods to the place of be-
ginning, containing six and one half acrea
OF land. Appraised at s. Terms of
sale, cash. VIM. q. PORTER
Sheriff of Ashland County, o.
J. D. Jones, Atty for Pig.
March %. lR7l-3w.
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Sarah Ann Finley
P. T. Kissane, ct. al.

State of Ohio, Ashland County. S.
BY virtue of a certain order of sale. issued
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Ash
land county, Ohio, and to me directed, !
will offer for sale at public auction, at the
South door of the Court House, in Ashland,
Ashland county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY. MARCH "a, A. d. 1871,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said dag, the following
real estate, situate in the county of Ashland
and State of Ohio. to-wit: Being paEt ef
the northeast Quarter of section IA, town
ship %, range sixteen, commencing at q
post, at the intersection of a iane running
north by a grave yard, with Ashland and
Cleveland road thence north one degree
ca st1 S9-100 chains to the southwest corner
Of the quarter ; thence north l degree east z
9-100 chains to a post thence south "a de-
grees west 45-l00 chains to the northwest
corner of said grave yard: thence north ]
degree east SO 6-100 chains to q ost; thence
north S93 degrees cast Is 6-100 chains to q
post thence south l degree weat 8 chains
to a ost at north side of Ashland . dCfsve-
land road; thence south "a degrees west
IL 2-IOO chains to place of beginning, o n
tanning one acre of land. Appraised at
5000. Terms of sale, cash.
w. o. PORTER, Sherif:
T5w33l
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Butler Deposed,

The proceedings in the House OF
Representatives on Wednesday re
eiled the fact that Ben. Butler has
been formally deposed from the lead.
ership of the Radical party in the
House. When the House met, But.
Ter was ready with his Ku-Klux bill,
which a caucus, the preceding evening,
had authorized him to report. He
had cracked his whip at a lively rate
in aucus and was satisfied the next
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and quail
fled as Administrator, with will annexed.
of the Estate OF james Gribben, late ofClear-
creek Up, Ashland County, Ohio, decd.
RICHARD \. GRIBBEN, Admir-.
M,rob DJ 1S-1-Iw
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-03-22

These examinations will commence nj
l0n'clock A. NJ. and close at 4 p. n!
No applicant will be admitted after II
o'clock A Writer testimonials of
good moral character. signed at least by two
responsible persons will be required, which
Testimonials will be kept ON file
By order of the Board sN0EiT
T. j. BARTON, Clerk.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

No. &. No. D. No. 6. N,.4
Stations. Nail. Exp's Ex'ps Fllh
Chicago $50 am 9 90 am 5 rs pmse)l m
Plymouth $50 , II O3 pm 8 O5 :. I2:5.
TT. Wayne II 80 pm 225 IL Is .320.
Lima 1925 :, 4O6 Rs am
Forest 4 f3 :, sos AZ 70
Crestiine 1920, $40. . az"
do Tvs. 6 90 am $50 :, 43O,.} 3
Mansfield 8 40 ,, III 5 90 ,,Do.
OrrvilIe 915 sos ;, 6.54 ,.Il5t
Alliance IL 81 >, 10 As so i3C I'm
Rochester 235 pm II 55 an. IL o5 ,a37
Pittsburgh 345., 155 ). 1210 pm 4 40 >,
No, Daily except Monday; Nos. S, 3,k,
and 2, Daily except Sunday No-.7, andes
Daily No. A, Daily except Satnr.iav nd
Sunday.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Kempton se;by, prf, ghof, Up. Mifflin
vs.. Up, Ashland Co., .
Walter B. Selby, deft
On tn 10 h day of March. A. D. 1871.
said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action, for the sum of n hun
dred and thirty dollars.
March Is, 1S7I-4wno37%.
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THE STATE
is
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPU DATES
THE TYRANT.
His Hirelings and Bayonets
are scorned.

The Democracy elect a Cover
nor and three Congressman, and
carry both branches of tho Legis-
1aturs II
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

sNhe Board of School Examiners of ASH
land County will hold the following
Examinations during the school years 1871
SPRING AND SUMME>.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicsq 40
Railway

Condensed Time Table Dec, 4, 1870.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
No.. No. s.. MOI. No. e
Stations. Exp's Mail ExP's Es
Pittsburgh / 35 am 40 am 10 55 pm 8 Bern,
Rochester 2 AZ >, 40 1905 2
Alliance 5 O5 :, IL 45 500 700
Orville 654, so pm As 8Sf
Mansfield 9O3 :, 422. $50 !" 1852
Crestline 49,, 500 1925 nee
do Lv. 10 O5 ,, So am Z 45 =, lie
Forest 1127,, : SO 92O . rs
Lima 1226pmgOO :. 10 o r..
Fl. Wayne $50 >, II as :, I25 am $50 -.
Plymouth 40 :, 225 pm 357 :, 81
Chicago 100 , 555 ,, 100 e 9ob.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Atlantic Time Table.
G. H. TOPPING, Agent

G. G.. & G.. TIME TABLE.
On and after Monday, Dec. 9Th, 1870,
passenger trains will arrive at the follow
ing places at the time set. -
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Cleveland, MI. Vernon & Deli
ware Railroad.
GOING SOUTH.
sHERIFFS SALE

~ Y. IN III, E6b
G. A. JONES'. Sup't.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-03-22

Z. A. FOKD, GenI Pass'r Ag
Cleveland. Ohio.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
WaarenbciGroerung uuter 3ulueri9luB.

1eber Die Metbpoe, pelde itatt bes dlteren &C.
brauhss oes .YlOmbirens" bel benz 8erihluiie oer
jill per5oIenoen Waaren aneeDanot rperoen iol, Die
nadb ginganssbdfsn Deg ginnenlanoes (pOju aud
2ouispile eeb6rt) b~ef6rbert peroen. pirb aus Q8aib=
lnstOA 6Ol8enoes berihtet: Ser photographic oes
5inar5.D spartements lit iebt nit Der SerleQung Der
Sie9el fir Die neuen g hl6iler beIdafii9t, Die bel Der
8erienoun8 BON SanosIssltern unter Ylombe bonn
Department benuBt inert en- ipueu. Sas Sd!ob
lelbit tit meter nidts als Elm 9ep0bnli6es Worlese.
lhlDB. SaIielbe lit iebo1 nit elmer Borribtuns
psrleben, perm0ee beren Elm Siiidhen @las iber Dem
Sdlailelob ~bsfeitist peroen tann. Daiielbe miro
our6 cine Sober felt9ebIlten, an tDe!Ae man ni6t
f0mnen fam, obne oas 9las 5u Serbre6en. Sas
SaleB fam aibt %se6ffnet neroem, Obne oieies Stiid-
den 8las su Sertrlllunern. Sas @las nirb in
New YGif in sroBen Safeln berseitelt. Die auf elmer
Seite ROTH lino. Sielelben Iin0 IN Quaorate bon
Der entiprebenoen 8r6be abseibeilt, mt 3eiden uno
Nummern uno unreaelmdBisen rotben Yunften mar
trt. So fam fem Oupicat BON elmer iOl1en @las=
tafel b~er9eiieIt lperoen. Ser YbDtograpbiit in
Waibinston e~mpfaast tie unb ferti9t orsi pbotosra-
Oapon an, ole ale 6isuren, 3ifTern uno 45unf.
te, ME tie ii9 am Glas ~bsfihoen. oarnelen. Sierauf
ueroen Die photographer uno Die 8lastafel in flei=
ne Auaorate Seritnitten uno in &iiien perpadt. Ses
,es Stud 9las miro pon bret gopien auf Yapier
uno tie meroea 10 ben 3OQbsaH.ten gum
9ebraub ilberldidt.
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6 . { S.

Sen 10. Wai.-Dem NufruEe Deg 8rGIbenten
entiprenenb perion1mete Iih Der Senat beute nm
bic MittaesHunhe. 9tsp. ST.. NelDman ~erSffnete
Die Sibung NIT @ebet, tpDrauf Die betreIfenoe Yros
clamation beg YrQIibenter. burh ,relbe CT ben &C.
not sulammenberiet nerleien puroe. 9iab bieien
fiormaIitdten wuroe auf antraa BON Nntbonp cine
COMMITTEE %ernannt, pelGe Dem YrGiioenten mittbei=
len IDlte, oaB Der Senat our gntseeennabme bon
Wtittheilnn9en bereit lei. Ote Sibung tuiiroe TO-.
Damn bis Elm ubr Derta9t. na6bem nod Elm 8si4luB
paIIirt mar. Dob Die alten Gommittsen lDGbreno Der
Experimentation SlBurB iplsosr IN junction treten
iplen.
geim @ieSersuiammentritt am Nadmittoa fiin=
oiste MntborD i'm famen Der betrefenben Commit.
tee an, 6ab Der Yralioent benz Senat in tur8er 3eit
cine ihrlitllhe Wlltbsilun9 ~5u,enoen ner6e. Nuf
Qntras BON Wtorria ruuroe beihlOfen. BOB Der prd=
1ioent erIuht peroe. fem Senat etne Nblhr,ft aller
Beritte beg Mhtb. Wm. Wbiiing, @Olicitor oes
Rtiegs. departments. porsulesen, tDeide auf Ole lns
iprihe BON untertbanen irgeno elmer ~fre1noen yias
ton auf grias fur aus Dem &ebeuionsfriese hers
rubrsnoen SGaoen. geSug haben mDaen. Nad
Nunabme oleles Velhlulies trat @enerai l5orter Dor
unc ibsrrei1te Dem Dice: 9rGlioenten, OILS Vorfbsr
oes 5enates, cine gotidafi oss BrdIioenten in Ses
aug auf ben oerieiben betliegenosn Verirag stuiiGen
gnelonb uno ben Ser. @toaten, auf ipelden lid Die
hobe gowmiiiion seeiniat bate. Nuf Introg bon
Cameron aing Der Senat lOf0rt in sebeime Stbuns
iibsr unb perta9te lb bonn idon I'm 3 ubr bis yrei=
tag MOraen, UNI Der COMMITTEE oes NusipdrIigen
@elsgenbelt 6u geben, Die e~in5elnen Yuntte oes Uer-
TRACES in grDasung su aieben.
Ren II. MRat - Ser Genat %berionmelte f1
heute ipieoer I'm II ubr unb ging jDfort Sur eebei=
men 5ibuns iiber, pertagte 1h aber nod turser Sis
suna bis Wtontag, ba Sr. Cameron %an3etsIe, OaB
bie COMMITTEE bes Auspdrtiaen ibren 8eribt iiber
ben aiabama= Wertras nidt frii6er ~eritatten tonne.
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tDBliden 8eFibtitel unb t6nnsn fret ibsr Die sritan.
oenen Gdnbere!en ~nerfisen.
10Y Dieienieen Anlieoler. Die biqig faufen molten,
bsbienen I'D bdnfis baSu oes ioeandnnten vgoaese
@erip." 9isies reprdientirt Die 9dnoersien. psIde
Der GonsreB fir Die ~ein3elnen Staaten gum 3ped
Der 8riinoung BON Mfsr6auiflulen Dor sehn ooer
mebr Sabren ~bemiaiat bat. Sies .@erib" (gertifis
cat iar 2dnoersien) 1T su ben, Wreiie BON 81 per Nder
- in sr6Bern Quanlitdten biQiser su haben. WRit
einem Iolnsn Scrip" fir cine .Wiertsiefteon" fann
mon $50 adsr t%aufen; ieooh lam man oofir feline
80 Qder BON ben reierDlrten alternirenoen Seftionen
ldnss Der Babnen betommsn. I'm BON bieien relers
pirten Settionen 16O Mfer Qdnb su erfteben, iino
$500 baar uno Elm Scrip" fir 100 Ader ~erforoers
lib.
1D gs fann Tiemano, tpeber our1 8aargelo nod
our1 Scrip, cine Biertelisftion ermerbsn. auf Der
lib eln Nniieoler bereiis nod Wfab9abe Der 0etms
itattessleBe nieOer9elaiien bat. aud menn Der Nns
iieOler telne 3ablune fir bas Gano g~eleiitet bat. nod
gu leIIten seOentt. Nuf ben fur Babnen beptlieten
Gdn0ereien beftebt iebD6 elm b~erartiges YDrfaufss
reht fir Die Nniieoler nift.
l2) gine Yiertelieftlon lit f~einespess Elm resehnd-
bigger Bteredtger Ganoftrih pom beftlrmter Sage. ion.
bern Tam auh aus ipei Mht3isiteln ODER bier Bier
s%isiteln, Die Elm eOmpaftes @an3e biloen, penn9lei1
Die leBteren Sbeile BON Deridieoeaen Viertellsftisuen
gereIen iein mDgen, ber9eltelt tueroen.
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Wenn bic alten Ratips ro9 Iebten, Die emit it

- @enn bic alten Ratips nod lebten, Die emit in
ben ~pier5iaer Jabren, aus purem CAB sese1 Die Gin.
seuaneertsn, in philadelphia &irden nisoerbrannten
urlo in 2ouispiae uno a%nberpdrts blutise Seenen
beraufbeidporen: lie piroen iber Die tpunoerbare
gntfaltuns bes beuiiden Clements in Nmerifa Dor
Nerser grim psrben. Mber iene Wpoitel bes 1rem=
benbaHes un6 Der roben Yerfolsunssiudt linb elid=
lider,peiie beridolen uno baben einem neutn &C.
idleht Blob MAIDEN mi:ffen. . sSSulN qsemeinen frsut
fd Der before ameritansr. BOB elm 10 tidtises GLE
rnent De oas oeutIhe. unier inn pobnt. benn er
peiB, oaB bic Rspublif feline treusren Sreunbe belibt
als Die 0eutIaen unb baB lie ibr reoIid 9beif sur
6ebung Der WcbIfcbrt uno sur gntuidsluns beg
2anoes beitraaen. ,3ureilen rest fid absr bier uno
bort bod nod Der alte Gnop Notbtnsaeift ous pus
rem Neioe uno madt Obnmddtiae 8eriude. bisD eut,
l6en binunter5ubriden. Mfan fam INNER borauf
tpstten. boB bieie beilersn Raben Der 3ohbeit piel
nd5er itaben als Der 8i!o,ns unb tpsnn Ii1 Die Oeut=
iden nur treu bleiben, ibre 5elbfadtuns bebaupteu
uno burb ibr getraeen Die Nhtuns aIer bsiiersn
Nmerifaaer betuabren, oann iperben aud oieie lebten
9aste elmer t%raurieen gereansenbeit Dor Der seldu.
terten Dffsntliden Meinuns ba!o peridpinben mil,
fen. #- ,...' . "
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Ain 9snne. fas, ben l. Stunt,

beriommeit fh Die BEN oiratlde Gtaats. Convention
in Columbus. bic allen Beri4ten anfolse auberor.
bentli4 aoblreid beiudt peroen uiro. ueberaQ i'm
Staate berrfdt bas @efdhl Dor. bob bisie Gonpsn'
tion BON sona oubereem6bnli&er Beoeutuna fiir bic
Demotratie Obio's iein uiro. uno BARN irrt Rd oas
Bolt ni&t. Nebmen bic Demofroten auf Der ndd9'
fen Staats. Convention bic ri&tise Steluns Elm.
70 bahnen he i4 ni6t Bios ben Wes gum eiese In
Ohio. ionoern he Heuen aud sIei9seitis oenShla6t'
plan felt. unter uelden. Der rd&ffe srobe Brdlioen'
ten,uabltampf seihIasen ino setuonnen ,peroen piro.
Sunberttauienoe bon ebrliden @epublifanern Enb
Der r~abifalen Corruption nno Der @rant'i9en Serr'
fhaft bersli4 maoe uno roeroen nit uns seben. tuern
mir He niGt eisenFnnis suriditoben. llnt,r BEN
bemofrasii9en Uolfe Obio's herri&en in oiefer BE.
siebuns iebr peritdnbise Anihhten unb es lie8t nur
an ibm. baB es Deleeaten our @taats= Contention
erwdblt, Die bieie MrFdten 5ur @eltuns brinsen.
Cine 5ablreiGe Betbeiliauns bon bemotratilhsn
@irsern. Die nidt aIs DeIesaten bierberfomnen,
fann nlr CUTE 5ri9te brinsen uno cine impolante
Contention mub ieoes bemofratii6e Ser8 ermuibi'
gen. Muf oenn. aus allen @auen Obio's. nab go'
Iumbus our Convention! 't
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Trtebcnsief In sprinefelb.

Sic Geutlhen BON Spriuafielo polen, unter Der
Nalpicien Der o%ortisen beuti6en @efellidaft
nit lpeIder Die ibr!sen eeuti6en 8ereine panb in
Sano sebsn. am %. Mai e~5enfals Elm 6rieoensTeE
fsiern. Wir iino iiber5eust, oab uniere SGreuaoe in
e prinafslo a0ss a~ufbicten lnsroen, un Die Geier,
Die auf BEN Jair @runoe sebalten uiro, 5u elmer im=
poianten su MAIDEN. uno boifen, oaB aniere 2anoss
kute, nidt bios aus Sprinsfielb, ionbern aud aus
ueiierer lmeeblns, iid reht 5ablreib an ~oerielben
bebeiIisen tperoen.
Ser neue Self, Der in Iolse Der sroBen greisniiie
ber lsbten 3eit bas game Deutltibum beieelt, tritt
iebt LIBERAL, islbft no nur iuenise u%nierer 2anosleute
beiiammen lino, aufs Sdonite 5u Sage. Nur I'M.
tner bortpdtts!
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
Sic 3uFanDe i'm Slben.

Defenders in oem unalidliden Glib Carolina, oas
in benz aIten 5taatenbunbe cine 10 berporra8enoe
SielIung einnabu,, ~eeitalten id BON Sag 3a 5os
t~rauriger unb ideinen beinabe Den fritiiden Yunft
credit gu babsn. NO He %aufb6ren, ertrds!,9 3u iein.
Dab Die game 8erpalture oes Staaies ii6 in cen
Sdnoen Der gseeer urb Reiieiddler bsfinoet, tpiffen
mir. Ser @ouprneur 1T Elm Reiieicdier aus Ohio.
Der Wiee. @ouperneur elm Neeer uno in Der Staats-
seiebeebuns Fben midi psnietr as pierunoSiebenjis
farbiae @enteuen, rsIde sum sr6b'en sbeile tpsoer
Ieien nod idreiben t6nnen. aber bennod flus 9enus
fno, nm id, i'm Werein nit ibren einsewanoerten
Sreunoen aus benz Noroen, auf Roien bes Staates
i'll bereinern unb bas tebauernsuertbe Bolt befsls
ben auf ieoe % eie ausjubeuten uno aa berauben Sic.
5e Ihuar5e Banbe bat Den Stoat in Der fursen 3eit,'
isiiosm lie ON Euoer 1T, tsrmaBen in Gguloen &C.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
Infer Bl6crtif6.

3peiintereiian te Seutihe SGriften bsfinben
lih seeen,pdrti9 in Der Werlasserpeoition bss beutih=
amerifaniI1en Concentrations s 2egicDns nnter Der
Yrene uno peroen tn Denisen Wa1en 5ur gerien.
Sic cine, as seiten GroS. Oetap aarf, piro ben
Sitel fabsen: wSie OeutiAen in Amerifa unb bic
beniia- amerifaniiben drieoeasfeiie i'm Sabre 1871.
Cine grinneruaesihrift fir Die 9eutibsn bielcits
uuo isnisits bss Deems" 9ieleibs entbdlt ouBer
neri9iebenen Sbeign Der Union nnb einem i%tatiti,
ihen ~3iadaUeis Der bon ~eiHaelnen Staeten unb Staas
ten na1 Seutfh!oRo fit Die unterlilbun8 Der pers
punbeten Grieser unb Der Wlttmen uno gSailen Der
@sfalsnen iibarlenbeten Beitrdge cine auiammens
ban9enoe @efhihte Der ~beutfGaen Bemsgung In ben
Ber. Staaien Dom Infane hes Grieaes bis our Sc.
9enruart. Yrsts Bios 25 Gents.
Oie 6taeite Sbrift bon etpa 80 Seiten in at. Spo
Filbrt Den 5itel: r6rantreiA uno Der oeutfd. fran=
obftlde Rriee in ben Sabren 1870 uno 1871" unb
entbaIt nod elmer geordn8ten Oarfteauns Der friis
iebt misoer in 10 bobem @raoe Die gufmerifamteit
zines ieoen Gebiloeten feiiet, eine eir9ebenoere BE-
ipre1una Der franaSiiihea @eibiate BON Der Gepo-
luton i'm Sabre 1S4S biz sun, April 1871, Mno cine
Doultdn0Ise @e,Gt1te 0es isbt beenoi9ten uno epia
btntDiirol8en oeutl1. fran56fIGen Rrieses Don ieis
mem Infanse bis gum 6rieaensidIuB. Yrsts 30
Cents. -iH ~"
Yeioe s9riiten, petGe fh Den 9eatiGen in bie-
lem Aanoe BON ielbIt eWpfeblen. inb bet auen 3sis
lungs. uno YIberagenten su beitflen. Ser @ene=
ralasent ST. 8erbaro (Botbeg 400l. NeD Yorf)
miro leoe oerle!beh segen glnlenoun9 peg beretts &c,
rannten getrases, an lrseuo stne Aorslle IN Deutlt.
LAMB tberIen0en.
aus Sbeobalbs Yu1banbluns in Cincinnati
erbielten pir bas 4. 5sft oer Gelpjiser @artenlaube
uno ole n~eueiten Nunlnern oss Bsrltner Baaar.