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AN ORDINANCE.

To provide against the evils resulting from thu
sale ofintoxicating liquors within the Incorpra-
ted village of Ashland. s.
Be it ordained by the Council the In. orpora
ed village of Ashland, $50 a5E sos 81
SECTION l. Thatit shall be wful for any
person or persons by scent or wise to sell
within the limits of the Incorpora village of
A shland, in aay quantity, intoxicat liquors to
be drank in, upon, or abouttthe build or premi-
ses when sold OF; to sell such intoxicating LIQUORS
to be drank in any adjoining room or building or
premises or other place Of pubic resort connected
with said building, ~ !
SECTION 3. That it shall be unlawful for any
personor persons by agent or otherwise to sell
within the incorporated village Of Ashland intoxi.
eating liquors to persons intoxicated or who are in
the habit of getting Intoxicated.
: SECTION g.. That il shall be UNLAWFUL for any
person to get intoxicated within the limits of tbs
Incorporated village of Ashland and any person
the Incorporated village Grassland shall upon CON-
viction thereof be fined IN the sum OFF uS..ils
and pay the costs of prosecution. 4
Section 4. That for every violation of the pro-
visions of the first and second sections of this or
dinance any person SO Offending shall forfeit and
pay q fine ofnet less than four nor more than fifty
dollars and pay the costs of prosecution.
SECTION 8. The provisions of Tho first and Sec
ond sections Q fthis ordinance shall not extend to
the sale of the wine manufactured from the pure
juice of the 6, ape Guilty in the. State of Ohio,
or beer, ale or cider. no. lahs
SECTION 6. The giving away of Intoxicating
the said Incorporated village of Ashland to eyade
the p~rovisins of this ordinance shall be deemed and
held to be an unlawful practice within the proyis-
ions of this ordinance.
SECTION T. All prosecute ms under this ordi-
nance shall be in the name of the Incorporated VII
lage of Ashland before the Mayor of said village,
all fines collected for the violation of the same
shall be paid INTO the treasury of said village for
the use of said village.
SECTION 8. The ordinance entitled can ordi.
aauce to prohibit the use of intoxicating liquors as
breveragei and to punish the violation of the
same passed July 80, 1858, and tie ordinance en-
titled 'sare ordinances to prohibit the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors as q breverage and TO punish the
of the same passed April 10, 1853, be AMI
the same on hereby repealed, -rsit1.v
SECTION g.. This ordinance shall take
from and after its passage.
on. 49, ~ S D. s. SAMPSEL, MAYOR.
W.. A. ROLLER Recorder.
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OBJ 9sblauS 4nign.

TEE AsHLAND UNION il psblisksd every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, in Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, by res.
sesJrA~.Rss. .
the following rates: -
t1fail Subscribe<s-is adreass, 9zfO
After the year has expired, $50
Town Subseribers-is advance, 200
IF paid afterthe expiration Of six months. 80
LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.
4 Subscribers who do not give express notice 70
The contrary. are considered ss wishing 70 confdnas
their subscriptions.
papers, the publishers can continus % send fhnnL
until all arrearages are paid. @s
8. If subscribers neglect or refEsefo fakftte pa
pers from the ONCE to which they are difeeteqEtksy
STE held responsible till they settle tker k.Se a
ordhr the papers discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to another plea vIt1n14
Informing the publishers, and their paper IL sent 20
the former direction, they are held reeponsibls-
8. The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
q newsy aper from the Office, or removing and lehv-
ing 1t uncailed fer, is prima faeia evidenee Of is-
tended fraud. sIa
Ten lines OF less make q Square. DitPlaysd I'd
vsrtisementB in q single column, 10 per cent tzirn
Double column, double the abeye rates at 30 per q
extra. Advertisements haded and placed 10 the
special notice column, one haifmofethan theabcSs
rates.
r All notices required to be pub1ished By law. L.
gal rates, viz: 81 each square for the first three
weeks or less, and as3 cents each subseqneni inssr-
ton.
Admfnistrator s' notices Of ap~pointnsnt. one dof-
lar-ia Advance aFa
) business Cards-5lines or less, So perarnnzn.
All transient advertisements must Re Eaid Tor in
All advertisements moi accompanied WITH written
directions, w1li be instrsed ~unnlf9ss ssAd obarEed
a ccordingFt.
Yearly advertisenekfs payaf quaIteriys
The above rates will be strictly adhesea 80.
s5ssf J. J. & F. s. JACOBS, Proprie1ors.
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NOTICE
Civil Action.

Cephas Myers, Plaintiff, Civil Action
John c. Myers and James Court of Common Pleas
McCool. Sheriff of Ash of Ashland county, in
land county, Defendants. J Attachment.
FISHE above namedD efendanf, John C. Myers, re-
sident of the State of Illizois, will take molten
that Cephas Myers, Plaintiff, of the county of ASH
land and State of Ohio, did. on the oath day of
April, A. D., 1868, file his petition i I, the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of Ash
land, in said State of Ohio, against the said John
C. Myers, Defendant, to recover the sum of one
hundred and forty dollars and fifty cents-with in
terest at the rate of ten per cent. per annum on ff-
ty-fve dollars and fifty cents of said amount from
the 18th day of December, 1861; and With interest
at the rate of ten per cent. per annum on fifty dol
lars of said amount, from the goth day of 0ctol er,
1857; being money due and payable by said Defen-
dant, John C. myers, to the said Plaintiff,-that an
oruer OF Attachment has been issued upon said
claim. and the-said John C. Myers is hereby noti-
fed that he is required to appear and answer aid
petition on or before rhe 4th day of July, A. D
1858.
JACOBS & KNAPP, Att'ys for PpF. :
nro-.c 4 Qea = f. 40 rse--aaE,E H
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1sHTaEgD YgNlleerNF1z I =M%oRNfNe5-JUNE a.
For the Unicn.


AsHLAND, July ] 1858.
MN EpIron .-You viii confer 4 great ia.
vor upon me by pubiishine tho following in
your paper
TO THE CITIZENS OF AsnEAND COUNTY.
Having understood ffom one Of the mem
bcrs of the Military Commute in Ashland, that
I was obnoxious to those willing to volunteer
that none would volunteer with mel
retire from the contest and @withdraw
my call for volunteers. When the first call of
TGov. Tod was made, the Military Committee
of this place called a war meeting, but its
Chairman, being a politiciaan, and undecided
whether to pray to the Lord or worship
the Devil, succeeded in turning that meet
ing into a complete fzsle. Being con-
WINGED that the Governor wanted men more
than patriotic and loyal soords,-which cost
nothing, mot even a nights rest,-I issued my
call for volunteers. / repeatedly asked mems
bers of the COMMITTEES to assist me; but there
was nothing DONE. They did not meet again
until last Monday, when having read the Gov
ernor's second urgent cal, felt they must act
SO they aroused all their energies and unani-
mously resolved t, hold another War Meeting!
IF any of the intensely patriotic gentleman
had come to me and said, MIR, you cannot
raise volunteers, but I can;-you must retire.
should have replied, go ahead.@God speed
you. But / could hear Of nothing until yeste1-
day when, having mad some remarks about the
Commute (Which must have touched q tender
,ord) learned hat I could not raise v%oluns
nobody would 60 with me. aiei
Well, gentlemen, be quiet and easyi The
of the Observation-Disclosures
hall never more haunt your innocent dreams.
.equiecat an pdcei44sq
p, F. RoHRBACHER. be-
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WelI said.


In. all that has been said by the press ant
By public speakers in defence Of the freedom
Of speech, we have found nothing that has 81
fully expressed our sentiments as the remark
of the Hon. GEO. REX, at q late Democrat,
meeting in Wooster. "Sff," said he, awe viii
talk our sentiments as long as there is strength
in the arm Of q Democrat, or q drop of blood
in his veins. We claim and will maintain the
right of free speech and if our political enc
mics, band together in secret societies, at.
tempt to deprive us of it by force, upon their
heads be the terrible consequences. We will
resist the attempt. We will abide by the
provisions of the law We viii not break the
peace, but We will resist force with force
Bullet for bullet, life for life, property for
property. This is the deliberate determine
ton of the Democracy of this county. I speak
advisedly. The Republicans should know it."
Il To tie Demosracy of Ashland county we
would say, there place your standard,-upon
that platform array your strength violate no
law; do not break the peace, BUT RESIST, at
the threshold, the first invasion Of your rights
as American citisens. To the blind and reck.
less myrmidons Of despotism, we would say,
recollect that the pricesof hose RIGHTS as
BLOOD; r~ecollect that the crimson current in
the great reservoir of b American heart,
whence it issued to wash away the polluted
touch of British tyranny, is still strong ; and
we would call upon them to beware lest its
food-gates again DO thrown open.
We would counsel peace, SO longAas peace
can be had with honor we would appeal to
the ballot-box, SO. long as that great safeguard
of freedom can afford profession but when
outrage follows outrage in rapid succession =
when right after right is trampled beneath the
iron heel Of desrotism when freedom of
speech and of the press are held at the will of
a military satrap;E-when the elective fran
chise, is only held on suffrance, aud when civil
is trampled in the dust, and the mandates
Of the chiefo of q Military Department are sub
in its place, we would enquire, hoao
much farther on Ties The right of revolution
THE 1NALIENABLE, GoD-GIvEN RIGHT OF
sELF-PREsERvAT1oN? Let us be prepared for
any emergency which cruel, intolerant militia
~ rule may force upon us and to meet the
issue successfully, if it must come, let us or
not secretly, but openly, manfully;-l
arm ourselves, not in .iolation of tiny statute
law of our countryy but in obediencetto its re-
and assume an attitude. that will
enable US to transmit, tunimpaired, to those
Who shall come after us, whether by the peace.
lble means Of the ballot-box, or the bloody
,rdeal of revolution, the greaa rights of citi-
acquired by cur fathers. q : ui4zs4 |
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MARRfED,

.0n Tuesday. jude Both, BY Rev. Jno. Rob
inson, assisted by Rev. IN. Carman, HI.
to Miss EMMA F~uLKERsoN, all
of Ashland.
On the same day at the residence of of J.
r Squires, by the Rev. j. II. Kennedy, Mr.
HENRY THoMPs ON, of G,auga county, and
Miss ELIZA j. W. Poe, of Cincinnati.
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NEW HACK

II EAyES Ashland every morning at 8 o'clock
making connection with the trains on hotn
the Rail Roads. Returning, leaves Mansfield oe
the arrival of the ? O'Clock Express Train from thh
West.
The subscriber would say to the travelling pub
lie, that Ae has now got a New and Comfortable
Carriage on this route-good teams, and all things
in order, and will put yoa through in doubleSquick
time. = 9ra
Thankful for past farors, would still solicit pub
lie patronage.
EXPRESS GOODS for ashland win be lett with
VII. II. POTTER. :
All orders fer goods, or any business entrusted
TO hiss S.re will be promptly attended to.
n. WENTWORTH, Prfrrfstor.
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House and Lots for Sale.
Lots 134 and 135 walnut st. South Ashland
Frame Hous % by 80, good cellar, well and
stable. Some fruit trees, and lots well fenced.
Terms: $500 j down and the balance in
three years For particula 5 apply at this'of'
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

-. y ION TEE HAPD CgKE u |.II7E"|"T
Coughs, Codds, 1nGuenza, Hoarseneaa,
Group, slnsiPient consnn
tive Patients, IN advanced
stages or the Disease.
This II n remedy so universally known 20 susraRs eng
other for the cure of throat and lung complaints, that it
is useless here to pnblIsh the evidence Of its virtues Its
uuriyaled cxeellonce nr coughs and colds, aud ifs truly
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease, have made Il
known throughout the cfvilfzed natipns Of the earth
Few are the Communities, or even families, among thcza
who have not some personal experience of ITS ehcvts-
some living trophy In their midst Of It's victory over me
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the thr9af and ln.grf
AZ they know, too. the effects Of this remedy, we need mot
do more than to assure them that it has now al the var
fnee that IL did have when making the cures wh3ch have
won 80 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind-
Prepared by DR.. J. C.. EYKR & co, Lowell, EssH
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NOTICE.

MI wife having left my bed and board against
lvl my wish IS and without just cause or provoca-
ion, and I having requested her to return, i here
BY notify all persons not to harbor or trust her
IN my account, as / will pay no debtso her con-
or expenses incurred by her.
JAMES SCOTT
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MEAT M A 4.

,NHs undersigned has opened . Meat Market un-
der Deshoug's Tin Store, Main Street Ashland
Ohio, where he will keep on hand fresh Beef,
v cal, Mutton and Pork, at all hours. E long ex-
perience in the business will enable him to render
7 erfect satisfaction. A liberal patronage solicited
Tfb-al mgH DANIEL K. RINGLER..gf
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~ Whenever yoas hear a blatant blather-
skite sing pssnss Of praise to the Administra-
tioa aud claim to be a Douglas man, don dis
pute xith. him. He j, for a wonder, telling
the tfuthsaEHe iissa follower of the black
Douglass.s 70 doubt about that. : as
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- q foH
Aruen burnside ana Dave led make an
earnest appeal to the people OF Ohio % raly
around the : OLD nag ana SAFE 2 Doroer
from invasion II Burnside and Tod desire
70 protectfne sou on Ohio from invasion, We
would suggest, a. the surest way to effect that
object, to withdraw the twenty or thirty thou
sand soldiers quartered in the State toroveraw
the people IN the discharge of the rights Of
citizenship,a and with Them meet the rebels
upon their v territory:-If Burnside and
Tod desire the people 10 rally around the Gold
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tn NV RosTxek LAw.IThe new Pos
tage law takesrefeetJu July st On and after
chat date the postage on all letters, not EEK
ceediag one half ounce, to places in the Uni
ted States, will be shSes cents and for each
additional half oz1cego Fraction thereof, an
additional rate q tBree eehts. to BE- sprepaid
by postage stamps. If not prepaid, double
rates are charged. For u6sealed circulars,
two cents for three circulars. Drop or local
letters, two cents per half ounce prepaid and
no carriers fees, they nave regular salaries /;
and all letters and papers to b delivered in
cities free Of charge. The rate of newspapers
not over four ounces in weight, to regular
subscribers, is ere cents per quarter fer week
lies, and an additional five cents for each is.
sue for more than once > week. Weekly news
papers free ia the county where issued. Sin
gle copies two cePfssprepaid. Books one cent
per ounce. % ~ ~ -
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CLUBS.
Montgomery Township.

Montgomery Township.
President, DAVID BRYTE; ce-President,
JOHN SMALLEY; Secretary,sDr. GEORGE w.
Meet at the Court House svery Saturday
evening, at { O'Clock. taii osyia f9 m
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@rThe Wheeling Inteaigeaser states that q
separate Departments hiss been made of the
State Of West Virginia. and the counties of
MarylnDd. vest of Cumberland, and Gen. KEEL
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1Ssa Orange Township. GET rea 9
n President, SOLOMON MARKLE; Secretary,
E. finger. Club meets at the School House
in Orange, every Saturday evening at Z o'clock.
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VS.. a4f E7~s - r4s G.fSz So,
John Lewis, Common Pleas.
II pursuance 20 the command of an order of Sale
of attached premises duly issutd out of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, dated the
ID lay of May, A. D.. 1863, and to me directed,
1 will expose TO sale OF Public Auction the door of
the Court House, IN Ashland 1Ig
on Saturday 18Th day of June, A.D. 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and 4 o.
clock, p. m. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Range seventeen Cd
part N. E. Quarter, seventy one (7I) neres one
eighth part, also, range seventeen (17), township
twenty-three (23), section thirty-five (35), part s..
e. Quarter TIVE and one-half acres {23), one eighth
part, also, range seventeen az, township twenty
three (23). section thirty-six (36) part N. w, Quar-
ter one eighth part, ten (10) acres, all of which. is
in Ashland county, Chic.
Apprised at S@Terms of sale cash.
eisa ue JAMES NcCOoL, Sheriff.
May 6, 1S63-p$5 Its p49 zs gv543 ssf
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mr.. JOSEPH
OFFERS HIS PROFEsSI0NAL.sERVIcEs to the
people Of Ashland and the vicinity. Cmeec On
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
Ashland,J a.v 2S~JesS-shese
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Miflin Township.

|go President, JACOB #. rBENINGHoFF; Vice
President, GEORGE Conn Secretary, HAIR
RIsoN SUNDY. { hub meets at Stony Point
School House cycW Thursday evening, at Z
o'clock. s SIS IS DIDO .yiaa5 alFsA a..
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TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers
of Ashland county that the Books will be
closed by the 4th day of July, 1863 Tax
payers will govern themselves accordingly.
~ H. B. HERSHEY, Treasurer.
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vermillion Townsh

President, DAVID Fox; Secretary, w
o. PoRTfB. Meet at the School House
Haysvi lie, every Friday evening at Z o,clo
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s..w.5 Troy Township.
ga Meet in the School House at Troy Center
every Saturday evening at . o'clock
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AsBlanb Rritts Current,

~aREcr wEEkLrssr 90 fgN
w WAhIA OK.
,cER AND PRODUCE DEALER, ASHLAND, o.
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woop HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Notice,

NTorIcE is hereby given, t at I will pay no debts
in contracted by my wife, fariah White, from
and after this dafesE
February 80. 1868. mo. roo
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d. s. sAMPSEL, MAYOR.
w. A. OLL Recorder.
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VG1@
OMIT PREPARATION
WORTHY OF

a WORTHY OF
Unigersal Genfdine a nd P4troaage.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Marga, ct Milligan. In Ashland County
VS.. sf hrs f0 81
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Fran the Dayton sehio) Empire:
The McNeff MasSa<.,..


One. e.of the features of the Mcneil murdel
in Missuri is SO cruel that it. deserves especiar
remembrance. Tt is related as follows
zone of the victims selected by Mcneil was
q maa who had q wife and several children de-
pendant altogether upon his daily. labor for
ther support. A young man. knowing the
condition Of the family, offered himself to Nc.
Neil as substitute for the husband and father.
was excepted, and was one of the ten who were
shot" - ged -. .;Ss}-ssse d 2 g
History furnishes but few such noble acts
as the one recorded above No laarels won
at the cannon's taonth can compare. with the
cool, calm heroism of fhis noble youth, who
.volentarily gave his life tosrestore to help
lessrwife and children husband and father
and save them from. bain e fhrnYn on the cold
charities of heartless world. Who is thege
that would not rather fill his grave, rebel
though he may have been, than wear the gill
,ded 1nniform Of the batnher <MoNeil, l,., whose
soul is stained wifi the blood Of. this noble
man and his nine i'll fated couprades? The
mothers of the land will teach THEN chiIdrensto
cherish and honor the name and the deed of the
one who gave shis life .as.an. aot of humanity,
and to hate and scorn the butcher fend. whose
bloody inhumanity has scarse Q. parallel in
civilized counties. -; Il - =
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Sshocking GatsstroPlfe 3sH1ys1xn
An exchange gives the 5ollowinr tbr4ll;,.
particulars of fthssdastl, IS ~ ~ . F.,s-;
!; ts .sl.,...,.a ,.ss-
lofs. sa'zeI - Z -
"A .. se5rio'eI z. ana hsart-rending catastfeph1
occurred as, e, IN Havana on the 9th ult, at the
Elaza ierres-,BQll King tllr5 fsrinini the
csieofated tight rope Walker, and riTnl Of
biond'n, advertised, among the many BpRdErl'
snat ne Eoaid perform On the tight tofs1 ths
cassJsag % hfs' .1fe defoss tts gQpe st}6tched
rom one s,de OF the ring 70 thepthef, a1 8
nelg9t o. about sixty feet.< upou.,his baek--a.
.eas.as .ea. ne naa performed an t5s2 places He.