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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-10
NOTICE..
Civilization.

~ A@AAtAAS - " OtAoA aL
- We.
John C.. Myers and James 5Scourt of Common Pleas
McCool, Sheriff of Ash of Ashland county, in
land coanty, Defendants Attachment
KSHE above ed Defendsnt, John c.. Myers, re-
sident of the State of Illinois, will take notion
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 the-Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Ash
land. in said Stale of Ohio, against the said John
c.. Myers. Defendant, to recover the sum of one
hundred and forty dollars and fifty cents-with in
te-est at the rate of ten per cent. per annum on IF
ty-fve dollars and fifty cents of said amount from
the 18th day of December, 1861; and " it'll interest
at the rate of ten per cent. per annum on fifty dol
lars of said amount, from hes20th day of Octot err
1861; being money due and payable by said Defsn-
dant, John @. myers, to the said Plaintiff thai an
orcer OF Attachment has been issued upon said
claim, arc the said John C. Myers is hereby noti-
fed that he is required to appear and answer said
petit ON on.or before the 4th day of July. A. D
1868.
JACOBS & KNAPP, Attys for Prf.
May 6, 1S63-6w nae. s5 a sres
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MUSIC.

ISAAC WHITE. teacher of instrumental mu-
sic for 80 years, iaforms his, frierds that he is
now located In Ashlaad, and Prepafed to give
lessons in Music, BRASS on STRING BANDS,
wanting q teacher or music arranged, can be
accommodated on reasonable terms land with
dispatch. Musical instruments furnished on
short notice. Mr.. White. can be found at the
McNulty House, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland, February, Is, ls69-r3n.
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JACOBS 4 A
FRANKLIN a HENUE NURSERY.

fJSHIsi IL perhaps one of the oldest Nurseries in
NcrtheFn Ohio. and the most excessive. Hav-
dred thousand trees . feyery description. The pro
pristor is desoting his whole time and attention to
frait raisiT = and Nursery For further partfcn-
lars scna fog deeeri ptive sstalogns.
2. R. P. MYERS Proprietor.
Nnrssry nsss ManF6pld Ohio
Nay Goth lseA. IN.
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SHERLFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
F.S. Jacobs, ct al, -In Partiaien@
vs.. In Ashland county
J.J. Jacobs, E al. Common Pleas,
In pursuance to the command of an order of Sale
ON Partition duly issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said county dated the 22d day of May,
A D. 1868, and to me directed, l win expose 10
sale at public auction on the premises,
On Saturday, 9th day Of jun, Il. D. 1868
between the hours of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. and Up. NJ.
of said day the following described lands and ten
two (T2), and seventy-three (73J and a part of the
North west quarter of Section seventeen (17J con
tanning one fourth a, of an acre, in the town of
Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio, with the appurte-
nances thereunto belonging. Also the following
premises situate in said county with the appurte
nances thereanto belonging-the East part of the
quarter of Range sixteen Q6). Town
ship twenty-five (226 esction seventeen l17), con-
tanning twenty three (23) acres, also the South
west part of the Southwest quarter of Range sill
teen (16l Township twenty (22). Section ssv
enteen (17), containing twenty -eight and one half
t263l acres with the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing. Lot No. %, appraised at $4,000, 90, Lots
No. ~ and IS, appraised at $4,000, a part of the
North wost quarter of Section (17) containing a
of an acre, appraised at $4,000, the (23) acres APP
praised at $4,000, 90 the 2S3 acres appraised a.
$33o0,0 DO.
Terms of Sale-One third in hand, one third in
one year and the residue in two years from the
day of sale, with interest. Back payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises
JAMES McCCOL, Sheriff.
May &c. lS6s-ts prs. Zee ST.
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NEW MILLINERY EsTABL1sHMENT
MRS. JOHNSON

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the Ladies 4
Ashland and vicinity, tina she has just open
ed q Millinery Establishment in the rooms former
ly occupied by Mrs. Raplee. over Chubb's Drui
Store, where can be found q large and fashionabl.
assortment of Ladies HATS. RIBBONS and
MILLINERY GOODS, which have been purchased
At such figures as will enable her to offer superior
Inducements to her customers. A liberal patron
age solicited.
April %, 1S63-n4s
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DIsMIssED FOR BEING A D~EMocRAT.-
While 81 eysgrand procession Of the Union
Democf7cy Was passing through the streets ON
Friday last1a Democratic girl, who was living
in the family ofa Republican, in the fallsess
of 4 Fjoyons heart exclaimed. Hurrah for
the, Bptternnts. For this offence she was in.
ptantiy dismissed. But we are glad to Know
thai she has procured another and better sit.
uation-M. Vernon Banner.
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These examinations will comnence at 9 oseloe
A.. NJ, and close at 4 p. n No applicant wils1
be admitted after u NJ. Written testhnonials .ea
good moral character signed by at least fyio respon
sible personsS will be r~eqilirea;f which tsstimohiaA
dated. No private examinations WIN be hfld.
None will be examined who do not expect tot b "a
gage soon in teaching in this county Recon Il
mends, where practicable, are required n. m Sch
directors. We earnestly request themsat the 81 ~,
of each term to send MS . note of the suceess1 81 Il
their teacher.
This will aid us very much in giving certihc ted
yuor to those who are successful teachers.
Rev JOHN ROBINSON saT
Clerk of Board Of Examine ~
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9hs y YLeaaer makes this suggse.ioa.

3E6 d. 1.IeadeT makes TINS euggezilon.
Let aeperaI Booker, by an army order,
cali 4 mass meeting Of the cbapiains, and gee
who eap preach the best sermon from the
text, Judge not, that ye be not judged for
with what Judgment ge judge. ye shall be
iudeed., Thea let the services eonclade
WIKI ssingine, By the private staff, Of fhe
Aysa1 beginning. Thai mercy I to others shoE,
tkat mercy she. 10 IDA
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william Mcsulty .Pl,intif,

William Mcyulty ,Pl. intif.
VS..
John II. Weed Defendant
before j. p. Devor J.P. Of Montgomery Town
0ship Ashland County, Ohio. On the 18th day
of Marcn. A. D., 1868, said Justice issued an or
der of Attacm emit in the above action, for the
cum of sixteen dollars. faf5t sn5E
WILLIAM McNULTY.
March 18th, 1868.
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SH.SRIFF-S SALE.

Marea's ct M'lliean' In Ashland County
John Lewis. Common Pleas. :
TN pursuance 20 the command of an order of Sale
of attached premises duly issusd out of the
Court of Common Pleas Of said county, dated the
I'd lay Of May, A. D.. 1858, and to me directed,
I will expose TO sale at Public Auction the door Of
the Court House, In Ashland
on Saturday lSth day Of june, a. d. 1868,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m. aud 4o'-
clock, p. m. of said day, the following described
lands and tensmentf, to wit: Range seventeen (f7)
Tp. twensy-thrse las') section thirty five lsoe East
eighth part, also, range seyentsen (l7l township
tweaty three (28), section thirty -fye 1857, part s.
&. QUARTER two and one-half acres i2}). one eighth
part, also, range seventeen az, township twenty
three (28), section thirty-six 1867 part n. W Quar-
ter one eighth part. ten t1ol acres, all Of shieb Is
in AshlsRa eepsty, Chic. ssIfa .aou
Appraised et$A- Tegps Of sale cash. fag5e
JAMES sNoC0DL, gheriG.
Msy Q, 1see-ffe6 IS NJ.
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NOTICE TO o MEN

TIME trotting stallion aBENICIA
-3& BOY, p and Morgan Horse, CHAM
eE@8Y Il PiON, owned by A.. n. BoKD and G.
AH~&aW BARRON. will be at the Stable Of
the McNuliy House, Ga Friday and Saturday OF
each veek. during the sea a. For full partieulsrs
see lsSgeh bill.
April lssh 1855. I'm.
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In Attachment

'TyHE above named Defendant, John C. Myers.
resident of the State of Illinois, viii take no.
tice that the Plaintiffs aforementioned did, on the
21st day Of April, AID, 1868, file their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Ashland in said State of Ohio, aeainst
tn, said Defendant, John c. flyers, to recover the
sum of six hundred and ffty-fve dollars and nine
teen cents, With interest upon the same from and
after the 9Th day of January. A.. d. lS55-money
due and payable to the said Plaintiffs by the said
Defendant. John C.. Myers;-that an order of At
tachment has been issued upon said claim, and the
said John C. Myers is hereby notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on ,r
the 9th day ofJnne. ASD. 1858.
JACOBS s KNAPP, Att'ys fer Ppfs.
May 8, l8s3-6s nz9.
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NOTICE
Civil

Isabella Myers, late CO admins Civil Action.
tratrix with John C. Myers;
Administrator of the Estate of Court of Gem
Peter Myers, deceased, Martha mon Plea 8 Z
Ann Myers, Mary q. Myers, Ashland co unity
Daniel Myers, John A.. Myers, Ohio. :
and D., guardian nd Ltkm
of James c.. Myers, Plaintiffs,
vs..
John G. Myers, late CO admins
traitor as aforesaid of the E state
of Peter Myers, deceased, and In Attachment
Cephas Myers, Administrat tor of
the Estate of Jacob Myers, de.
ceased, and James EcCool,
Sheriff of Ashland county, De-
fendants.
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Notice tic Teachers.

sRHE Boa I'd of Schcol Examiners of AshIa
i County will hold the Following examinatio.is
duripgthe yearl963 at Ashland, viE 90 Il e7sf.
Tke 4th Saturday OF anuaFy,
ad HE1l .tnrd : : Il Fehfnnrn L.
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AYERS
CATHAR1IC
.1

Are yos sisk sssbls eeasrs
your feelings qncomfortableg
Inese symItoHs I pitea the
prelude 70 serious Mlncae. Some
ut Of sickness 10 creeping upon
ysu, and should be aFcrtcd By
timely use ef the right reUedE-
Take AyersB PiiIs, and cI3ans8
out the disordcred humors-pu-
rify the blood, and let the luids
move ON unobstructed in health
again. They stlmuiete the 11qc4
tons of the bsdy into n9oroqs
activity, purify the system Tor
the distractions which MAKE
disease. a c9id setsies ZONE
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Court of Gem
mon Plea 8 o
Ashland co unity
Ohio.
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: srH 5 i have used your Pills m my gsner.1s,d hss4ip1
pfnc<1co ever since you made Them and 90 NOT lesll9tes 70
hfing action ON the liver e quick nd DECIDED, sonss.
or that organ. Indeed, have seldom found q case e
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BlIfous Dfsorders-Liver Conpla1nfss 8
From d.. Theodore Bel. Of Meas YORK Cifysasocs
Not only IRE your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
as an nperient, but I ind their beneficial effects upoA
the Liver very marked indeed. They have N my prnr
piafsfs than any one remedy I can me1tlous El9eelsl3
rejoice that we have nj length . purgnflve which - Hc-
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vale and valley, trophies of its bighteC
touch in the withered flowers and fading
grass.
Louise Grafton stood ! en- an(
thoughtful among her flower beds, hel
hands full of beautiful asters and dahlias
while her mind was absorbed in thinking
of the strange mysterious law Of life anC
death, an eternal cycle, forever spent
renewed forever" So deeply interested
in the subject that occupied her mind
she did not notice the tall figure of Ed
ward Cameron as he came up the walk
with quick, rapid steps,-not till be stood
by the low railing that enclosed the gar
den and pronounced her name, was sht
conscious of his presence. A look Of JOY
beamed in her dark eyes, and a brigh
flush suffused her cheer, for he was al
ways a welcome visitor at the cottage
especially by Louise, who had already
plighted to him the earnest, trusting love
of her young, innocent heart.
But the smile of joy faded from hel
eyes like a transient CLEAN Of light, and
a sudden paleness gave place to the rcl
carmine Of her check. as she met the sad
and tronhled evore.sion Of his face.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06
Gnouxp.IIoo p,y.-Mondav last. the q

GRouSD.lloG DW.-Monday last, the I'd
of February, was the day upon which the
weatler.wlse ground tlleir pred ictons up.
on the continuance Ct Winter. H. clear,
sunshiny day, they say that the Winter will
be a long one, dreary and cold; but il o
cloudy, stormy day, then the winter will be
short cne, and there will be an early
Spring. 1t is said that the ground hog
comes out Of his hole on this day, and looks
around, aud il he sees Ills shadow then he
returns and ventures not out again for six
weeks, for fear of the stormy weather; bu;
II he find cold, winty, cloudy day. then
he goes into his hole again, for he knows
that the signs are all in his favor, and the
cold weether is about over.
This year the ground hog nv 81 have gor
back, for we have had severe weather eve
since the 2l. Al present writing the snow
is four inches deep, and plenty more coming
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RohpERy-ASoTmrR WoNAN.-Lsst FRI.
day woman made her appearance in town,
whose ostensible occupation was the sale OF
laces and embroideries. To this highly re.
spectacle calling size added that of telling
Ioriunes' exhibiting the lkenesses of de-
ceased iriends in tumblers of water, and
other calings hot so very respectable. She
was of the Irish persuasion.
AT the house of Mr. E. IIeg Ter, she sold
some goods, and on the Sunday morning,
Mr,llegler discovered that he had been rob.
bed Of IS. Suspectins the lady, MI u. was
at the cars Moncay morning, and charged
her with the theft. After some palaver she
refunded, and went on. The shrek of the
depaulng engine had scarcely died away,
ere Mr.. David Adams, at VIII Sc house she
sold goods on Saturday, discovered that he
al been robbed OF lot OF iewelry, worth
S 80, and 500 in green backs. M. Adams
went Immediately TO Carey,and Gnding tia,
she had purchased ticket for Relle(o aiaine
followed her tbther and had her arrested
The jewelry was found upon her person, but
the green backs could not be discovered.
Sheriff Wilson brought her TO this place,
and as she entered the jail she asked the
ShenG ii she vas TO be searched again, tc
which the Sheriff replied no, and that little
question satisfied Mr.. Wilson that she had
the money about her, Wednesday morning
she requested the Sheriff 10 send her n at
torney, and knowing that she wou Id no
make such request unless she had money
MI wilson proceeded at once to search her
aud his efforts were rev arded, for under al
her clothing, in belt sewed around heI
waist, were the very green backs taker
from Mr.. Adams. She will, in all human
probabllity"do the State ssme service" il
the Penltentialy. Her mercantile career I,
cut short. r
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TnE Supreme Court Of the State Of New
York have issued perpetual Injunction
against Eaton aud jenkins, for counterfeit.
NJ Ayers Cathartic Pills, holding them re-
ponsible tor the cruel imposition in what
they have done, aud restraining them from
urther like injury to the public. | any
class of our people more than another need $
the interposition Of Inv TO shield them
from ihpoSture, it is the sick and suffering
who are unable TO protect themselves. A
remedy so universally employed as Aver $
Pills by all classes, both 10 cute aud pre-
vent disease, should as it does, have every
security the law can afford It, from connte,-
felt and imitation Cabinet, Schenectady.
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A LrTTLE MATTrR THAT NyEns ATTss.
TioN.-Last week gentleman opened what
he was pleased to call Gift Enterprise, ,bu,
which was in reality gsmbling swindle
OF the lowest description. The modus on
crandi was as follows: A table with 1875
squares-on l75 squares were placed arti
eles OF jewelry worth perhaps two dollars
per bbl.,-nn l9 squares were 81 notes, and
on one square a watch valued at $40. In a
box were a corresponding number of enyel
opes, conto ming cards numbered from TO
1875. The vlctim has four pulls at the box
for 81. Having us chances to draw moth
ing, 10 chances TO draw his money ack,and
chance Tor watcl,lt is exceedingly plain
that that table is not the certain road 10
wealth. Notwithstanding the Transparent
humbuggery of The affair, the tables were
crowded, and the gambler carried awoy q
handsome sum Of money. IL there is an or
dinanoe prohibiting this kind Of business,
the authorities should see tba at it is enforced
Iii there is not, the Council should mas,
one without delay. These black -mouslach
ed pests should not be allowed to plrnde,
the nnsuspectins and excitable with impu
nifty.
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Gantoth 9sfTsrsoaian
Local and Miscellaneous,

/
A Pisa ros tue wouspEp soLDivRs. :
Having had an opportunity during the pas
year, Of visiting a number Of hospitals In
Ohio and Kentucky, in which were hun.
lreds OF our sick and wounded soldiers
and was kindly shown through The various
departments, and the routine OF their work.
ings as well as Their sanitary condition,
take great pleasure in giving my testimony
In behalf Of those having the core and su
perintendng Of the same. The Kindness
and brotherly care manifested by stewards
and nurses in listening 10, and caring for
the wants Of the poor fellows who were
suffering from wounds or disease, is only
second to that Of mother or sister. But
there is another feature connected with the
sanitary regulations OF each hospital, that
could not help being proudof, and that was
the clean shirts, drawers, sheets and bed
ding that finds its way into them as soon as
hospital is established; and when the
sick and wounded are brought 10. their
old garments are stripped Off, and those
spoken of substituted--not by the Govern
mept. but by the hands OF kind mothers,
sisters and the soldiers true friends a,
home, who, thank God, put it into the
hearts OF such, TO organize the United
States Sanitary Commission, chat has car
red comfort to SO many hearts.
now wish to call the attention Of ma
PERSONS, who have done little in this noble
enterprise, TO q few facts:
list. You have, in gtea. measure, ever
looked your duty TO your neghbors, falling
to contribute yourmite to this grand treas-
ury, TO cheer and comfort him on his exile
lrom home and family,and there an invalid.
I'd. Your fine mansion, polished furni.
ture, NICE carpets and watm apparel, saves
you from the Winter storm, but God helm
The suffering soldier in camp and hospital,
II let to be comfcTled by your contributions
Sd. Your riches will not help the sol.
der, when he returns from battle. He
may wakeup TO know that he has been ex
pending lis time. health and blood to en-
rich you, while you in turn, withhold the
small weekly contribution asked for, to send
the angel Of mercy to him in camp.
4lh. He will learn that you were not in
sympathy with the patriotic ladies that
went irom house to house, but closed the
door to save a dime Did you do i'll 1
so, may God have mercy on yonr stinsy
so"l May every person awake TO the good
they can do; aid the ladies by big contribu.
lions, of goods and money to comfort brave
volunteers. See how goods have advanced.
and how their wants IN this way have IN.
creased; every battle, aye every booming
cannon adds to the wants Of the noble
braves in the amy; then wont you help :
SAMARITAN.
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B,RoMErEns.-On another page Of this
paper will be found an advertisement of
Woodruf's Barometer. We have had one
OF these instruments for six months, and
checrfully testify to the truth OF everything
stated in the advertisement, They indicate
every change in weather as accurately as
o thermometer does in the temperature, and
are in oil! respects reliable. A correct Ba-
romeier is almoS: necessity TO every farm
er, and of Mr.. Wilder, the mann facturer of
W oodrufl's. just such an instrument can be
procured. TLey range in price from SO TO
SIS. Address Chas. J. Wilder. Peterboro,
New Hampshire.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

SsSvEp tlIn RIGur.--One day last week
an individual from Hancock county, having
imhibed too freely Of secesh WHISKY, WIS
giving free vent to his thoughts by denoun.
cling the war as being unholy, unjust, and
brought about by an Abolition administra.
tion, came in contact with man from
Wood county, who hes q son in the arm,,
aud who was wounded in the battle at
Muf'reesboro. The man from Wood eoun.
ty saw it became necessary, while his son
was Gghting rebels in the South, for him 10
take hand IN at home; and Wheeling him
sell into line, made q charge on the rebel
sympathizer, and gave him sound dub.
diubbng, sending HIM home wise; and
perhaps better man --IFostoria News.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-02-06

CnANGF.--israel Green has sold his nug
Store to Milton Gray. Mr.. Green has been
citizen of Findlay six years. and we do
not like to see his name disappear from our
list OF business men. Always in the front
IN every good werk--a man of unde,sta nd ).
ing and integrity, he has been valuable
citizen here, and will be wherever he goes
Mr.. Gray his successor, is a thorough
ing business man, well qualified for the bus.
mess and will worthly I'll the pla ce yoca.
ted by Mr.. Green. Success TO tie out-go.
ing and in coming