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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
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MUSIC,

ISAAC WHITE. teacher of Instrumental mp-
sic for 80 years, informs his friends that he is
now located in Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in Music, BRASS OR STRING BANDS,
wanting a teacher or music arranged, can be
accommodated on reasonable terms and with
dispatch. Musical instruments furnished on
short notice ! Mr.. White can be found at the
Men ulty HoRse, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland, February, Is, 1863-3m-
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HORSE BILLS.

di We have tho best material in the County
for printing Horse Bills, and can furnish them
on the shortest notice and most reasonable
rates Orders solicited. bas -l-sa
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PARTICULARS NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me either by Note Of
IA Book account viii please cali and PAY Up.
L have closed up my shop, and must close up my
books immediately. | will be found at the old
stand during this week, and afterwards at tn q
Shoe Store of Joseph WATSON. y yszrf
Ashland, March 81, Ises-tf.
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'Abraham Il, and his despotic AID.
30 manifestations, Repudfafed Z -

At the time 70 go to press We have not all
the returns Of the election, but enough are SCI
cured to- warrant Us in the statement that the
Democrats majority In the county will reach
near 12e99 In every township our majority
has been largely increased over the vote of
last fall and in some Of them it has been near
IF doubled The result is far better than the
most sanguins Of our friends anticipated, and
is most gratifying to the friends Of QUE govern
ment. Ths corrupt and despetie adninistia-
lion atIW Washington has been sisnally rsbuked,
and the hands Of the friends of the govern
nent have been strengthened Day is dawn
ing siw IL - -
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The 1900 Valuation of the
4 Poor. man whom they of tho
worshippers of Ham did
10 value, rejected
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SHERIFF'S A

s4arf vs.,
=. Ames & Leach. ct al. Common Pleas $.
pursuance. to the of a Pleurius order
of sale of Mortgaged premises, duly issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas Of said county dated
the 9Th day of March, 4. D., 1863, and to me- di-
rected, L will expose to sale at Putlic Auction at
the door of the Court House, in Ashland, on 4rn.s
/. Saturday, the f1th day of April, A. D 1868
between the hours of 10 o'clock, Am. and =
clock, p. M, of said day. the following described
lands and tenements to wit: Situated in the Town
of Ashland, Ashland county, and State of Ohio, in
David n arkleyts addition to sa i'd town, and more
particularly described as being Lot No. SeFenteen
-lIl and .he lest half of Lot No. Sixteen (16,
being ninety t90) feet in front, and one hundred
and fifty $50 feet deep, with all the privileges and
appurtenanees Ihereuntc belonging.
= Appraised at 49, e' !,
Terms of Sale cash. -91a5f 5Er - by 10 +"
saas JAMES ,MoCooL,, Sheriff: q
March IL, 1s63.-pf So, 0O. ia
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IN
The election for borough officers, which oc-
CURED Monday, was ono Of the most hetly
contested fshtslwc hapeieYer passed through,
resulting in the election Of the '"Wooly" tick
ct, by small majOrities, The chief interest
hinged upon the election Of Mayor. Tho ABB
olitionists dominated a man who claims 20 be a
VIA Demserat ~ nd thus combined with their
own party all the discofdant elements in town
The most hcrculean forts were made, every
knaVish device resorted to, money, furnished
by the Admin ~istration and the thieviDg army
contractors, was pouredous like rain, and yet
after all their efforts they only elected their
candidate By niae rotesE Wcll done, Cop
perheaas Of Ashland, you have fought a good
fgkt, aud although defeated, you are, net con-
quersd. 3Piek yourfints and try 'em again"
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y ZUvsn s. HowBR HAVING sold their entire Stock
eff Goods and wishing to closesthcir accounts would
respectfully ask those who know themselves 10. be
indcb; edte the aboveio call imms iiately and set
tie. 6ts mia e95ii5attIt sTs
YOd, win find them At the old stand now occupied
a sDia5 s1Ha s9s1Hiaas eysh March 10. 1893, 5
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Attachment. slr.
William MeNulty Plaintiff,

John H.. Weed Defendant "a r. a
ID efore J. p. Devor J.P. of Montgomery Town
I'D slip Ashland County, Ohio. On, the 18th day
OF March, A. D.. 1868. said Justice issued an or.
der of Attachment in the above action, for the
sum of sixteen dollars.
sfj .,.Sf..a sYezS WILLIAM MeNULTY. =
March 18th, 1868. Frsgo9M .1s'tsm sii
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NOTICE.

The Treasurer Of Ashland County will be ready
to pay ont the first installment to the township
Treasures, on or about the goth day of March, A
d. 1868. -r t
R@N- Observation-Disclosures
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Notice

NToTrcE is hereby given. that l win pay no debts
IN cortracted by my wife, Mariah White, from
'~- p'a GRAFTON wHrB-r
February 81, Isss. n4e.ag59 70 s.sf,rao I'D
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SHERIFFS SIZE
Peas.

Taylor s LarW ell In Ashland
Lewis Allerdin G Common Peas 4e5a
Tn virtue OF two vendi Executions, We. Defendant,
duly issued out ofthe Court of Common Pleas of
1883 and to me h ssted. I Will expose to sale at
Public Auction at t e door of the Court House in
Ashland, on . NJ. 4aaR t@sl ;a ~
Saturday, The ,l8ta day of Apri1, AiD,s63,
between the hours of 10 O'clock a, NJ, and A p.
M. of said day the following described lands AID
tenemants, to- wit: the South half of the South
west quarter of Range sixteen (lstG township mum
Der nineteen e19l, and section twent y-ones FIJI
con taining eighty acres Of land, 1901, seized and
I. ken on execution as the propertyof Lewis AIler-
ding, ia flYnr of Taylor ard Larwel.
Appraised at s.. Terms of Sale4Cash.
g ar1laf JAMES MeCOoL, Sheriff. s.
March II, 1s63-pfS5 ,OO-ts n4I -, ~ ~ 81
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The following is the result of the township
elections in this county, SO far as We heve been
able to gather them up to the moment of go
ing to press. The record is . glorious one
1t is a signal rebukc to the corrupt and des'
potic Abolition a administration. All honor to
the ffcemen Of Ashland county -.
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Ashland County sound as a sBuiternat 7

1000 to 1900 majority in favor CT pro,
2 .tecting the rights Of the white man
against tho encroachments of the
Niger Administration b s 81
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ROAD NOTICE.

Melee is hereby given that q petition viii be-
IN presented to the Commissioners Of ashland
County Ohio at their next regular session praying.
as fellows. s 1IIG
We the undersignedresident citizens and freeholders
of Ashland County Ohio, represent that it will
greatly promote the interest Of the publ cfto1 lay s
out and construct road commehcing ata point
near Eli Grof's ban, on the road leading .frpm
,Perrysyiue to CaNhouns. mil. in Green tewnshime Z
running thence a South Easterly course te lamp 81
Goes residence in Hanover township acrors thssi
creek on the bridge over the clear fork of Mohic-
an. thence down said creek to aShead-faee Of a.
Vances Saw mill and across the he race and thence
across the said creek thence down the: creek on the
East side to Hog run thence across the creek end {
follow Hog run up to Wiliam Kindles nd inter- z
sect the road leading from Loudonyillea tot North !
Liberty, Said Road will run through thsal.nds Of e
Ell Croft, and Mary Butler in Green township and
lands of James Coe, Henry Rhodes, Jesse &yeof,
G.. h Stewart, William Whislera and W~iliamEKiAdls
in. Hanover township.
We pray your body to grant our prayer and hsvs z
10 G.. H STEWART
SO ri5a And many others.
M arch 18th. 1868.
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Attachment Notice.

T.R. BUSHNELL. Prf. Before , I, Dsyor, Esq,
John H. Weed, Defts Ashland county, Ohio.
On the 25th day of February. A. ID. 1868, said
OJustice issued an order of. Attachment in the
above action, for the sum of $685. cents and $40
probable costs. Case set for hearing April 9Th,
1868, at 10 O'Clock, Am. iaa% ,t-
March IL, Avn baa 81 T. C. BUSHNELL.
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ADMLNISTHATOR NOTICE. ;
Notice hsrs By given that tn e subscriber has
IN beenppin tel AMI qua lifted an Admi nistrator
onthe estate of L K. Shehaud, late of Ashland
County, dec'e. 5ac - 5ah2 -
-. ag.a PAUL OLIVER.
March 18th, 1868, -sI1- - Ii.IE5
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ROI LER
lsss srsIsa5IlkkzpE. 1893.


TTAVING Just completed our invoices of sTpcK on hand We End 4m0e i'm 6tUGthal lana
llhGpahd Most of present Stck was bought for Cash at old prices and cnsoquenty "
can offer SUPERIOR Inducements sand feel 1uraedina saying that n EXAMINATIONS our STICK o.
ComMssI Bdns @1sannyi in noapt@ Of foods fought for Cash theI E cures nsmT Sanr
tuas and Importers. W are able to offer nducemensw which cannot Ill TO make It to the inferred
obuyese give us the rMmence i'm trade. The noMnga ea feB ofue badhg auidesi RHgW
frthe Spring trade To Mechancs we Offer @aInmcenens no ~
-astsg0 fs WEEHAMTE AS11TnHkN. 2a4nf2uG
W havoc hand a 1hge asOrm@I@ MedmnicsTo FOOLS of every description We desire 0@l
With care and bought very low, and nnot ALT please all who may horu nth an examination
BUILDING MATERIAL:Somon1anSe
Parties ant onecing buildings will find us we'll soeked with material Of every asqdRipn We
are still gents mM ens Enmienm ds h@ano Mansfield; andv MI supply MeT ENnh eysok
Cleveland Doors sha and Blind when desired atft price ALI TG@h 9ny ns~s@a. 1dTn ~ .
fEA@zs &~a WHEELING
2Ok Kegs in Store andt arye. BE- spcalc contract we are naenne oner S~MSlS N o
frbe tGms - aT4 rF4a ernv iE .st ron re- a5xu
PaintsTW chMm the inside track enPantsa I'd Mew Ingog Yeo 4
orN Mhc contracts LA2 -sor RradS IOo15H gz3kf
EIaxseed OIL Home ade) zoo gallons snow in store at annhawep Pee+f2N sha 2 ~
srs xSAWSnAND CUTLERY. mzTasss f ssss1 = o :
a. Rouht.ba nfmc b sconeouenuv We offer reduced prices 20 Casts Steel MMay Saw. Avg7o OF
d%@ g Hn,an@d9S Weean silt my oGn his line both in snaNy aad pdeA e MpshAeoxr
and Hand eros Cut saws Knives dF ma6 mm50e cents 70 IA set. gkelk 9y4lgNfHcA
Pruning Shears, Raaonoe Sarahfed) Mahan Bueh@hR Rogers eEehHn& GnehdHI svHN Il
hhR Brunswick md Silver plated ars5aA 4 ~ 1.-THE kI
ddIery. in this line HAYES every hing that's adhns and Harness makMsr equEe-
will duplicate the bno fany establishment within Omnes6 shhn4gSaesE aRaaAresS n~
kS renenbero our ppBnIn,b bring along yor CPNehns, o"@nW M9neNNNS A-
pHGde and make money! too .-a ~ SSHAIa aNe -
Boston Rubber 1Be1iing.-An ICES or ply homH4to14 inches Rubbgshd HsHR1 :
packing gait nnuhchrsp prices. ~ a4 20 %& 1890
Iron.-ourw Warehouse sm nOferyv variety ofron including engnss wedea nd zsFgessn
derons CatS Steel ,Biaa rand enan Steel Steel Springs from TO 1M5r Tws ma WmeLC -
tsa and Ianddd@, Shovel kw loldsC uivaHrT eel, Hammered IRON xisT hITfs HHHNF 3vH
&c. -s* F& FTE9T y "a 49, II TX G03AI
Pumps-ChaLI0n and Wood Pumps I,F Force Pumps ndGardenG Engines Lead
Agricultural -sghes shovas. Forks Spades PMs 2G@dp Tools Leg
Chains CneC Chains Trace Chains Nuts Washers &C. - - 13,JE13 sH1I1JOA
SO sportsmenas Regaiia.-A large and general auormetd Gums PhaassP Powders eJ szE od
caIes.-W are Agents fer E s. T Fairbanks celebrated ahssn hd cn fdlthcnH Asnne0Hs
trs price list. ES - - - ~ z%@t@a2 $780,
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lMILLINERY

y has =. n% - I5em A. sueS Satss that sSs go g84s4o
offer superior inducements TO all desirous5of Pur- eiqasq
chasing goods in this line. and soicits the yafrohe 7ea79s
age of all her old friends and the public generosity .bra{asA
@@@mo0S ~RA@0h
and DRESSES made according to the --latest styissdIoIsY
s - - SARAH dido
Ashland April Is, 1855. 46A sftEH <Ne3
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Fasig's New Patent Hay Knife

8uH
VI are the exclusive Agents in Ashland county for 1.-THE abe knife lii the knife u In
vent ed frhel purpose dignd Every mrmerin Ashland county shndp rocrep ones s We are E1
ing them so cents lower than former pns. Call and e them, ftey do ndr render adsheten
they can be return Cd ana money tsAn@A : zs6 ROLLER q WARD
Or Ashland, March IL I863-n4I-SwuoY t@h 4s~ ss ~ za- ID yensss
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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-12

Gen. Hovey, the hero of Champion Hills,
addressed letter to a recent democratic meet
ing in Indiana, in which he said:
The Army of the Southwest is determined
upon the subiugation of Rebellion, in the
highest and strongest sense of that word. No
halfway, simpcring patchwork will satisfy
them, and the party that attempts it will be
swept into hopeless minority, like all the
other combinations of parties that have for
merry opposed the wars Of our country.
The Constitution as it was" cannot be re-
stored In the Rebel States, until the people OF
those States shall fully prove their love for the
Government and devoted loyalty. Until this
happens, the madman must wear his straight
jacket. A little reflection will convince the
most sympathetic that this must be so.
The Constitution provides that the writ OF
hdbeas corpus shall remain inviolate, yet /
need not tell you that Rebel judge would re-
lease the prisoner, though charged with the
blacklist crimes Of murder ard treason. The
Constitution proclaims liberty of speech and
liberty of the press.t This, with Rebels, would
include the right to denounce the Government
and keep up an undying hatred OF one sec
ton against the other, until another reyolu-
ton would inevitably follow. No these sacred
rights cannot now be conferred upon the mad
men Of the South. They were given by our
fathers to men capable of self-government,
and cannot now be intrusted TO those who
have SO shamefully attempted to destroy the
institutions under which we live. A long day
OF probation must await their readmission.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-12
DOMESTIC PORTS.


NEW oRLEANs-Ar 18th, brig Saml Welsh, Gun
ningham. Philadelphia.
Cid soth nit. ship Addison Gilbert. Cook. Boston
fair, Carver, Pensacola,
ToRruGAS In port 18th, bark Il A Allen, for
PHILADELPHIA-Ars th, brigs Rolling Wave.
Murray, Aspinwall A Ross, Indie, Boston; Sea
Lark, o'Neil. Port Royal Sc schs I Jones, Stew
art. and Elyra CLARK, Boston.
Ar sth. brig Lila. Day, New Orleans; schs Fair
Dealer. Cox, Bangor; Gertrude Horton, Jameson,
Cid sth, schs Red Jacket Packard. and Elyira,
Clark. Boston; Reno, Small, and Jones, Stew
Below sth brig Annandale from Port Royal SC !;
sch belmont Docke. from New York.
NEW iORk-Ar 9th, ship Atmosphere, tBrl Free
man. Liverpool; brigs W DriseO, Drsco. PASSPORT;
Calais; d Arcy. Ryan. Belfast; Mary johnson
Nickerson, Portland; Hall, Maddox, FIN do for
Baltimore; Loeisa Dyer. Jameson. St George for
Also ar 9th. brig Mary { Mariner, Mariner, Pictou;
sch Mary johnson, Nickerson, Portland for Wash
CD 9th. ship Monarch of the Sea. for Liverpool;
banks NJ A Lewis. tBrl Lewis, Havana; Pleiades
Miller, New Orleans; brig Arabclla, Lindsey, Aspin
WALL schs Montezuma, Lunt, Port Royal SC; En-
change Hamilton, Portland
NEW HANEN-Ar sth. brig Forest State, Harr-
man, Fishing Bay Nd schs Boston, Wall, and Du-
PROvIDENCE-sld 9th, schs Wreath, Randall
and Commerce. Muller, New York.
Baltimore for Newburyport
In port sth. brig Frontier, Littlcfeld, from Port
laud for Philadelphia; schs Antelope, Rockland for
New York; yoant. Ellsworth for do; Gertrude I'm
Passport for do; Delaware, Calais for New Haven
Maracaibo Portland for New York; Romp, Eastport
for do; Mareellus. Calais for do.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, schs Harriet Cemantha Lane
Ninalhaven; Juno. Small. Rockland.
Cid 9th schs William Rand. st George NIB; III
Pool. McFadden, Port Royal SC; Maria Foss, Carey
Bangor.
Ar 10th. schs Express, Wentworth, and Geo WASH
ington, Pendleton, Bangor; Sarah Hall Pierce. do.
Cid 10th, barks Rebecca Goddard, Polleys, Smyr-
ma; Jehu Smith, Marseilles: brig Minna rraub
Mitchell Portland to load for Cuba schs Zna, Brad
bury, Machas; John Dailep, Wall, Richmond;
Jane. Loud, Bangor
Sid 9th, barks Scotland, Tejuca; brigs Volant. and
Mary.
SALEM-sld 9th, sch Elizabeth, Jones' tim Ban
gorl for New Haven.
GLOUCESTER-Ar It'll, sch Sybel, Hammond
Gouldsboro for Boston.
Ar sth, schs Montana, Chase Boston for Calais;
Sarah Hall, Pierce. Bangor for Boston; + X Dun
ton, Sherman, Roekand tor New York.
PORfSMOCTH-Ar 9Th, sehs Rio. Randall, from
Philadelphia
Ar .th. brig Tangor, Sawyer, New York; schs oil.
via Buxton and Cohannet, do
BOOTHBAY-Ar Sth sch Mary Pierce, Shea
New York for Bangor.
BATH-Ar 10th, brig Forester, Murray, Bait .
more; sch Saml Fish, Davis, do
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-12

Y. NJ. c. AIT the annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association, held on
Wednesday evening last, the following were
the officers elected for the ensuing year
President-Thos. Il. Hayes; Vice Presidents
W. w. Woodbury., j. H. Cressey, A. ]. Chase,
j. G. Stetson: Corresponding Secretary-H.
II. Burgess; Recording Secretary-Wm. NJ.
Marks; Treasurer-G. c. Tyler; Librarian
Edward A. Gray; Directors-Edw. b. Cook,
w. r. johnson, Geo. +. Emery, ID. o. Perry,
Stephen Marsh, VIM. Curtis, Jas. Noyes, J. b.
Matthews, J. w. Symonds, Geo. E. Small, f.
c. Moody, G.. w. III. Brooks.
The officers would extend cordial invita-
ton to the young men of our city to connect
themselves with the Association during the
coming year, the reading room being well
supplied with the leading religious and secu-
lar papers OF the country, and a well selected
library Of the Association numbers about 1000
volumes.
Any young man wishing to join can leave
his name with any Of the foregoing named
officers, or be present at the regular quarterly
meeting, which takes place this evening, at
which every member is requested to be present.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-12
Natural AHinities,

The Cleveland Herald relates an incident OF
an instructive and suggestive character. At
recent discussion in Ohio, the question be-
ing, SIS Vallandigham Traitor?" Mr.. Palm
err, Union man, read the following words,
which he said had been addressed by a certain
eminent person TO the citizens and soldiers OF
the United States:
You are promised liberty by the leaders OF your
affairs but Is there individual in the enjoyment OF
it, saving your opprcssorsy Who among you dare to
speak or write what he tanks against the tyranny
which has robbed YOU of your property. imprisons
your sons, drags you into the field of battle, and is
daily deluging your country with blood!
Your country once was happy, and had the prof
fered peace been embraced the last two years of mis-
cry had been spent In peace and plenty and repair
ing the dcsolation of the quarrel,
Mr.. Coe (Democratl listened attentively and
nodded approval at every sentence, and at the
conclusion exclaimed loudly, That is good
talk swell, SIR said Mr.. Palmer, with an
emphasis that thrilled the hearts of the eagerly
listening crowd, shat is The language Of Ben
edict 1rRold, three reeks after he fed. q
trembling traitor, from Vest Point
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-12
Southern View Of Copperheadis,n.
The Richmond Enquirer recently said

Int HIcnihonu Enquirer recently said:
1.-THE success Of the Democratic party would
be no longer doubtful, should Gen Lee once
more advance on Meade. Let him drive
Meade into Washington and he will again raise
the spirits OF the Democrats. confirm their
timid and give confidence to their wavcring"
The same paper of Sept. 22d says
"Rosecrans defeated at Chattanooga and
driven back ON Nashville, the Valandigham
men would carry the election in Ohio ne t
month with little difficulty"
The rebel Prof. Maury, in letter TO the
London Times, says:
"Vallandigham waits and watches over the
border, pledged-if elected Governor of Ohio
TO array 1t against Lincoln and the war, and
60 for peacer'