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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-07
NOTICE.

in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court on
Ashland County, Ohio. made on 9TH day OF Oete-
bc-e b. 1863, in thu case ofJacob Morr guaraiA.
Of Andrew Marisn Williams Aionzo Wiihams
Matthew Ralston Williams against wards. the un-
dersigned will, on the It'll day Of Noxemeer sA.D.
| 1853. between the Aoprs Of 10 aclock AEsNes and
three o'clock P. NJ. on the premises hereigai5eg ae-
scribed, offer ut pu lie sale, the following sossrleeG
real estate situate in the county Of Ashland and
State. to-wit The west half OF the outn-MestiuaE
fer of section number twelve, in township twenty
four, of range seventeen, containina=aghtyAsreef
excepting oui of said eighty acres. uree aere2s
quarter four rods of land described as fellows.
commencing at a stone, on the south line OF the
said quarter. where the east line of the Rail koa4
intersects said quarter line thence east twenty
two ana one half rods, on said quarter line 10 n
stone on the division line Of the quarter, lsaee
north one degree west on this division hne5 1arty~
six and six tenths rods 20 q stone where Tbs thno
intersects the east line of tho Rsil Road 1t1eHee
south fen degrees west on The east line OF me ra1f
rold to the place of beginning also excepting out
of said eighty acres the following described land
forty-three feet being ON the west side q the eee.re
line of A. & G. W.. Rail Rold and ffy-seven tel
OF the east side Of the centre line: also the unaer-
signed will sell at the same lime and piace l4e toi-
lowing rcal estate belonging to said ward ana ape
praised with the same iR said county OIL asp ianq.
part of the south half Of the vest half Of thhAhRrih
west quarter of section nupber. twelve go sota-
shin number twenty-four, ana of fauge nnpPer
seventeen and bounded and DESCRIBED az Lol-os
ginning fourtse 4 rods north os the south Nest coe-
ner of said section and running south 70 the cor
ner thence easterly airng the south 92ene3k[
said quarter eighty rods. thence moth clever -
thence to the place of beginning eontasning q.
acres and one fourth Of Sale, enc t4ta
cash on the day of sale. one third in one Anu qne
third in two years from the day Of salo TO sesae-
cured by mortgage on the premises sold, and inc
deferred payments to bear interest st The rare ol
per scentum per annup payable aAnpaiy.
JACOB MoRR, guardian
of said miners.
] II. INCOMES Atty for Petition.
October It'll, 1S63-nolS4w.
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Count the Cost.

John Brough in a public speech hiss de.
clared to the people of Ohio that the war must
be prosecuted until slavery is abolished and
if he is elected Governor he will use all the
mighty energies of the State for the accom-
plishment of that object. Before any one cast
his vote for Brough and his emancipation
policy, let bin take his slate and figure up
what it will cost in men and money to liberats
the slaves by war. There were at the com,
mencemcnt Of the rebellion 1000, GOO slaves in
in the South. OF these 800, 900 have been
enancipatcd-leaving 100000 yet to be set
free. The liberation of these 100000 ne
groes has cost the country the lives of $50 900
white men by battle and disease, and at a low
estimate, double that number in manned and
crippled for lifo, and 5000, 000 900 in money,
Come, you ardent admirers of BrougA and his
emancipation policy, figure up the cost in life
and treasure to liberate the remaining $4,000
slaves, and see if the country can afford to pay
it.
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VcrmiIiion Institute.

The closing exercises of this popular Insti-
tuition c-mc off on Tuesday and Wednesday of
Hast wsA The attendance during the last
session Was larger than ever before-conclu-
sive evidence in these times of the successful
management, both on the part of officers and
teachers. DIR. Diefeudorf has no superior in
thr State as a lin guist, and Professor Simpson
stsnds No, L. in the mathematical department.
The exanlin alton OF the several classes
szinced tbespre6ciency of a thorough mode of
training and rowhere Ii this found in a gra-
ter extent than in yermilion. Institute. The
annual exhibition % the Philo Society was
held on Tuesday evening, and furnished a lit
-4IaEy ireatr seldom axceedod in the FIRST Col
leges of the land. Essayists and Orators did
honor to themselves, and credit 10 the Society
they represented.
The question-Was the President justifable
jim s~uspending the writ of hale IS corpus in
the, loyal States? Was discussed by Mr.. III
IS. Snodgrass on the Affirmative and Mr.. NJ. j.
Hamilton on the negative The discussion
was able and crediiable to both. Though Mr..
-Snodsrassi was bitter and sarcastic, yet when
be closed he was treated with courtesy and re
apect, by those differing with him in senti-
ment. Twas very different when Mr.. Hamil-
ton closed his speech. Though he made no
personal allusion whatever; though it was ad-
,mitted by all that he discussed The question
fzirly, yet when he sat down, he was greeted
with misses. FROM the republican side OF the
house. And be it said to their shane, some
things, stylirgthcmselves ladies gave relief to
their spleen by a hiss.
These Kissing quadrupeds, will perhaps be
.sstonisbed to learn that sensible people re
.ceive their insults with the same degree of
allowance we are accustomed to bestow on
those who are wanting in brains to appreciate
their own contemplate meanness.
VINDEX.
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SCHOOL.

The undersigned, for a long time connected
with education, in the Eastern Cities, respect:
fully announces hat he win open a Select
School for the Young Gentlemen and Ladies'
of Ashland and vicinity, who desire to attend,
2articular attention will be paid to Writing
both plain sssd ospameptal.
Visiting and Wedding Cards neatly writtcn
Parents ard guardians, will please call and
see specimen of Ornamental. Writing at tho.
Miller House, Room No. 4, where further in
formation can be had about the SeKeol.
CHARLES PETERSON.
X September, s23d, 1s6s-3w. ass
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o. s. nRYENUE TAx NOTICE.

UInE Assessor for this district. having returned
to me his Animal collection list, commences
May Isl, 1869. ofa | persons liable TO 'n o1 i ;seems.
~ sse
Therefore ell persons liable 10 the pay9e1!. 2.
such duties and tax. in Ashland county ana S,nss
oame dne and nays BILE. and that I win receive tbs
same at my office, until the 18th of October, 1909.
All persons who shall neglect to pay the apiie1
and taxes so assessed, within said time, mnst Yay
the penalty according to law, ,QnU Slni'eu o's'es
money received.
OfEoe of Collector Internal Revenue
WE. PARMELY. Dept Collector
5 Division of the IA District.
revenue stamps : ". u. p
Ashland. October sth, 1sss-nolstf
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Voters, Remember.

That in the arrest and Punishment of C. l..
VALLAND1GHAM, your right as a free citizen
of Ohio was stricken down, and that your vote,
il cast fer him, is in yindication of your own
manhood. IF you permit this outrage upon
American oitizenrhip to go unrebuked, what
assurance have you that you will not be the
ext-victim. Ponder well this thought, and
then answer through the ballot box as your
e5nscience shall dictate,
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One of the Original John Brown
ssBIOOd Letters,

very properly employed as the principal speak.
er for their meeting to-day 9th INST, } Chand-
Ter, Senator from Michigan. who to a letter
from Washington ADDRESSED to the Governor
of his state, dated Feb II, 1861, added the
following infamous postscript:
"P. S.-Sone of the manufacturing States
think that a fight would be awful, Without a
little blood letting this Union will not, in ma
estimation, be worth a rush.
q. CHANDLER.
And yet the abolition Moloch cries foz
BLOOD MORE BOOD!
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The following Executors. administrators ePg
Gnardi ms have ffcd in fhe Probate Court OF Az
land county, their accounts for settlement, % WI :
Partial Acct of d. G. Kean and Elizabeth BruDe-
ker, Executor Of ueorge Brab4f
ker. decd
Is fseniamine g. Shroek Executor
Of jessie Callehan, deed
- = aChrittian, Miller and Isaao Ma
son. .Adprss of Henry Miliss
cephas Myers ADMIR- Of Jacob,
MYERS. decd. =
F;na, Acct a. John Norris Admir- of William-B J.
M Moore. decd.
st James 2. Saith aAdm'r Of Re-
becca w~hiteman, decd
j. Z. Childs. admir- of John
Likes. decd
George Phiipott Admsro Of J6nzf
d Moss, deed. ~
Peter Deshong Admsro Of Marsha
FENDER, deed, -~t
" f" John Herr Admir- Of Henry Shelf
fler, decd
=. " A. II. Paxton Admir- Of Jamc5
Short, decd. =
{" :. Simeon Drake Admir- of dewitt.
G. Drake, decd.
" {" Mcclure Davis Admir- Of john
Wilson, decd.
Partial Account of Austin Moherman Guardian OF
the heirs of Daniel Way, decd.
Final Account of Joha Keen Guardian Of Aiasonc Q.
.. I aDagisI Mysr. Guardian q
benjamin Myers +.
a Henry w. Rice Guardian Of
George and Mary Stuil.
{" !" William W. SEQ Guardian Of
David Ludwig an Idiot.
And the Same will be for hearing in said Court
on Monday, the I'd day of Nov, mbers.A. d; 1886
Mt 10o'cloek A. NJ. :
JOHN D. JONES, Probate Judge.
Octoher 7fb 1919 - -.
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Z-I-HsL 80 -
TAE LATE. EIRE.-In our lato issue VIC carve
some particulars concerning the late oonfa-
grafton of Ayers celebrated Medical Labora-
tory, located in this city. From all the int
formation we have since been able to gather,
we are Of opinion that their loss will amcun-
to some $4,000 or SS9, 600 although no exact
estimate has yet been reached. Notwithstan-
ding this great loss, including the partial des-
~truction of the three upper stories of the blook
they occupy, filed with complicated machine
ry, costly stock, manufacturing and printing
material, the firm have, with that indomitable
energy which charactcrizes all their opera
tions, already effected arrangements by which
the building will, in two weeks, be so far re-
paired that they will resume business to a
considerable extent. In the meantime, they
have converted the large church owned by
them, corner of Merrimack and Central Streets,
into a manafactory and Office, where their op.
~erations are, already in progress, and we pre-
sumo their patrons, (and their name is ale
giop4%29 will hardly be at all embarrassed by
the disaster. -
SWe heard the opinion expressed by our cit
izens. during the progress Of the fire, that it
would probably Gauss the removal of this char
actcristic establishment to some more central
locality, like Philadelphia or New York. 1t
was even proposed to petition the Messrs,
Ayes against such a step, which would prove
a serious loss to Lowell; but we are glad to
see thatpresent indications clearly denote their
intention to remain with US, where their bu-
siness relations, with the largestahalfio of man
kind have commcuUrd and =gTUwu UT =t0I
Populi.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

Daniel J. Philips In Ashland county
VS. ~s 1877
William r Wright s j. =. commss .Pteas
Elizabeth c. Wright.
In pursuance TO Tho command Of an order OF
ale Of mortgaged premises duly issued cut Of the
? eurt of Common Pleas CT said county. dated the
Cath day of SeptemE er, A, D-1s63, and to me de
5sciad IHide anlsaea tpnhlie aueiion at1ha
I oor of the EourtIIouse in Ashland on Saturday
of 10 o ciock a. NJ. and 4 o.cl. ok P. M. Of said says
the following described. lands and
Situate IN the township of Montgomery, IL;
the county of Ashland and State of Ohio, and boun-a
ded and described Us follows, to-wif:s Lot number
one q in Mykran;y's first addition to- the town Of
Ashland aforesaid
Terms of sale cash. aepraised at So
JAMES MsCOoL Sherif.
Septsmbcr2 6th !. Ie53-ts.
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DO Not Forget

That Mr.: VALLANDIGHAM wrote to the New
York Times, March s, 1869 cdfressiagstho
statement of the Times reporter that Mr.. Val
l~andigham had counselled resistance to the
laws. Mr.. V. told that paper most uuequiyo-
eally that he was for obedience to al laws,
"forcible resistance to nope. lie said further:
"The ballot box, and not the cartridge box, is
the instrument for reform and revolution"
There will be no "civil war on our side of
the house."
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FATHERS, SONS, BROTH
ERS ..

Remember that John Brough said in his
Hamilton speech that sit would be better that
our armies in the field should be defeated and
utterly annihilated than that the Union ticket
in his State should fail at the election" Are
the PEOPLE of Ashland County prepared to
vote for a man. who for the spoils of Office
would barter away the life of every soldier we
have in the field ? We shall see.
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septembcr Goth .Is5i


THE undersigned lost six head of Cattle dsr5:
J. scribed as follows: One black Steer with whits.
face, 8 years old, while passing through WoosieoI
IN Sept 18th, 1868 from q field in Woostci Tp.,
on the 18th. five head of young eattle,-f brown.
Steer 8 years old, one brihdie Steer 8 years dbl
0hite steer l year old, / dun hei er 2 years oids4
and one spotted steer 2 years old A liberal RES
ward will be given for any information hlat will
lead TO the recovery CT the above described cattle.
SAMUEL KREILING
Wooster, o., Sept. &c, 1863, =
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n@-The Urbana L afon, a paper independent
in politics and opposed to the election of Val.
lcndighaRa, in eominentiag on those who scry
out in subdued ;exultation, "a Comprehend shot
ono vote less for Vallandighaim"-says that ga
man who could do this is a murderer in heart,
and is only restrained from external crime by
fea of the law, or
"By fear o'hell, that hangman's whip,
TIC baud the wretch in or Tor ,n
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Remember.

That every vote cast for Brough will be a vote
for civil war. fresh drafts and increased taxes,
as we'll as for confirming the dissolution of the
Union, which his party leaders affirm, has al
ready taken place.
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LosT.-A gold beaded chain on the streets
of Ashland about the 18th of this month, be-
longing to Nellie E. Roller. Any person re-
turning tse same to the Hardware Store of
Roller and Howard will be well rewarded.
W. A. ROLLER.
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The Rev. MIR. MOOdy-The Defeat of
ROsecrans Worth 10000 Votes TO

The Rev. Mr. MOOdy-The Defeat of
ROsecrans Worth 10000 Votes 10
BrOugh.
In the Times of Monday afternoon there is
a sketch, probably written by the Parson him.
self, giving a highly colored account of a
speech lately made by the Rev. Colonel Moo
dy at Viena, Clinton county, in this State
"Colonel Moody appealed to the vast crowd
to rally around the flag, as did our sires of '76
all the dearer for its reverses. He said that
the reverses at Chattanooga would increase
Brough's vote ten thousand in Ohio. That
the patriotism of the people would be aroused
by the perils of the hour, and the watehword
and reply would be that of tie old Romans ::
Not that I love Democracy less, but my
country more
Rebel victories increases Brough's vote ten
thousand This explains, then, why Rosecran's
army was weakened by having SO large a body
of soldiers, who should have been with it,
thrown into the free States. A defeat was
wanted in.order to help Brough, and the reb-
els were afforded the opportunity to do it'll
We thank the Reverend Colonel for his adj
mission that rebel defeats cause Abolition VIC
tories at home. But how will the friends of
the brave and gallant soldiers who were sac
rificed in the late battle like this Are they
satisfied with the slaughter of their kindred
in order to add ten thousand votes to Brough !
Gin. Enquirer, LIST.
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s~ All persons who sail Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Salaratus are authorized to give
their customers the privilege of using one
half the paper, and if not perfectly satisfac-
tory, to return the balance and get the amount
paid fer the whole. 1t is the best in: the
world. 1t is q great deal better than soda to
use with cream tartar. Try it. Most Of the
Grocers and Druggists keep it.
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WoQD WANTED.-As many of our. friends
are DESTROYS of paying their subscription in
wood, we would say to all such that pow is an
excellent time to h<ing it in.
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MARRIED.

On tbs 1st day of October, 1868, atii,e residence
of Joseph Wicks. by Jacob Fast, Esq, Mr.. Wit
LIAM MoFApDEN and Miss SEyENA C. MIrcHELsoS,
all of Ashland county, Ohio
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y Oters, Re.
member.

That one vote may decide the contest between
Peace and War in Ohio,-one vote may recall
friends, brothers, sons and fathers from the
horrors and dangers of the battle field, and re-
store them to their families and homcs,-one
vote may add fresh victims to the bloody Mo-
loch of Abolition, and wiring tears and eroans
of anguish from widowed mothers and or
phaned children,-one vote may save to us
and our children tie muniicent boon of free
dom bequeathed US by our fathers,-ene vote
may lose to US that great birth right, and break
into fragments the results of their wisdom and
their toil,-oRe vote may decide the destiny
of the white race on this continent for centu-
ries by precipitating a war of races, which can
only end by the determination of the white
or the black man. In short, one vote may forev-
er decide the question, now trembling ever
poised in the balance, of mans capacity for
self government. Then vote for peace, for
the return of your friends to their families
and homes, for the boon of liberty bequeathcd
US by our fathers, for the supremacy of your
race, at the principles of self government.
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From the New L sbfn Patriot, of Sept. %
Jefferson and Jackson DemOcrats

From the New L sbcn Patriot, of Sept. POI
jefferson and Jackson Democrats.
On last Saturday, at Alliance, Jack Brough
said that he and Dave Tod were the Jefferson
and jackson Democrats. and that the So called
Democratic party had abandoned the princi.
pies of its Immortal founders. For the prin-
ciples of Jefferson, We refer to his first Inau-
gural Address. 1t will be found that every
principle there laid down is Numerically OPP
posite to the doctrines of Brough and Tod.
Now read the following passage from Jack
sons farewell address, and see how near they
come to being Jackson Democrats
"But the Constitution can not. be preserved
and the Union maintained,b by the mere cocr-
Give powers cenided to the General Govern
ment. Its foundation must be laid in the al
%fectlons of the people, and in the security
that it gives to life, liberty, property and
character. If such q struggle is ever begun,
and the citizens of one section of the country
are ever arrayed in arms against those. of an
other in doubtful conflict, let the battle result
as it may, there will be an end to. the Union,
and with it an end to the hopes of freemcn.-
The victory of the %victors would not secure
to them the blessings of liberty. 1t would
avenge their wrongs, but they would them
selves share in the common ruin"
How much preservation of the Union by
war is there in that? And yet Tod and
Brougll pretend that the men who have gone
ut OF the Democratic party are the only true
: omocrats.
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For TIE BENEFIT OF THE SoLDIERT.-
Under a new arrangement-made since our
last issue-the ladies will have a saloon, whore
all kinds of the best eatables can be had, in
the large room formerly occupied by Wick 4
Bushnell as a store room. This arrangement
will last through tho three days of the County
Fair. 1t is enough to insure it a big run of
custom when it is known that the entire pro-
seeds will be devoted to the benefit of our
brave soldiers. Everybody is requested to
something in the way of edibles, SO as to make
the expense as small as possible.
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4 Prof osition to Treat.

> president Davis gave him (Mr. Stevens)
power to treat on honorable erms."-Ao6ile
Register,
Why did not Mr.. Lincoln receive the propo-
sal to treat on s.honorable tcrms?" Because he
wanted to frcaths "poor negro" N terms I'M
til slavery is abolished" says Lincoln; tear it
out "root and branch says Brough. 1fyou want
endless war vote for Brought
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MEN.-Every white laboring man ought to
put up conspicuously in his dwelling the fol-
lowing
"Said Mr.. Lincoln, in his last message to
Congress If they the negroes, stay in their
old places, they jostle no white laborers if
they leave their old places, they leave them
open to white iaborers."
That is as much as to say to the whites, if
you do not like to have the negroes come
North and throw you OUT Of employment, you
can move to the South and take the place that
the negro has left What kind advice this
Is to the laboEer, to be, sure. He. may go
South as a substitute for the negro slave
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Voters, Bear
I'm Mind.

That John Brouyh comes before the people
of Ohio asking their support for one of the
highest official positions within their gift, upon
the infamon proposition of that old fanatic
and traitor to the Union, Thad Stephens. 1t
IL as follows:
aThe Union as it was, and the Constitution
rs itis, God forbid it! That may be abolition
doctrine, but it is true doctrine"
Voters Of Ashland, are you prepared to en-
dorse that traitorous sentiment by voting for
Brough for Governor of Ohio? We cannot
believe so.
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THURLOW WEEDS TESTIMO-
NY~-LET EVERY IN
OHIO READ.

Less than a year ago-THURLow WEED,
editor df'the Albasy Evening 5oavnal, the
leadirg journal of the conservative wing OF
tho Republican party in New York, penned
the following pungcnt and truthful words:
"The chief architects of rebellion, before it
broke out, were aided IN their Internal designs
Jy the A6oltionists Of the North. This was
too true, Jor acithoNt such aid the South could
meUerrhdce 6sen united egaiust the Onaon.-
But for the incendiary recornlnc ndatiions which
rendered the otherwise useful Helper BOOK
a fire brand, North Carolina could not hdUe
been forced out Of the Union. And even NOE,
the ultra abolition press and speech makers
arc aggripating the horrors Mey Helped to ere,
ate. Eg THUS PLAYING INTO THE
HANDS OF TIE LEADERS OF THE
REBELLION AND KEEPING DOWN
THE UNION MEN OF THE SOUTH N
RENDERING REUNION DIFFICULT IF
NOT IMPOSSIBLE. %1a
Every vote cast for the Republican State
and county ticket is Strengthening the hands
of these abolition disorganizers, and widen
ing the beach between the North and South.
Arc the people of Ashland prepared to tius
strengthen the hands of the open and avowed
enemies of our institutions. we feel ass urod
that they are not, and that on next Tuesday
they will Go their part in hurting from the
place of their usurpcd power these assasslns OF
constitutional liberty.