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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-18

In ANUT SHELI-An exchange says, when
all the issues of this war are boiled DOM they
amount to this : "Sharl thirty millions of
white people hose. their liberties to gain the
supposed lost liberty of four millions Of
blacks ?" This is the substance of the whole
plot.-LinG argus.
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Administrators Notice.
NroFfcEis henby given that the undersigned
was duly appointed and qualified Admins
traitor of tie Estate of Henry Stahl, deceased.
:; WILLIAM SHAW, Adm'r.
November II, 1ses-swn2s
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BE-The report that President Lincoln here
after proposes to sentence persons who may be
arbitrarily arrested, to take command of the
Army Of the Potomac, needs confrnationI.
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s6r General Foster, it is understood at
Washington, goes speedily to Tennessee to
succeed General burnside, whose resignation
has been accepted.
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THANKSGIVING SERvIoE.-The undersign-
ed hereby give notice to the citizens of Ash
land and vicinity, that there viii be public
religious services on Thursday, the 26th of
Nov. at 104 O'Clock a. NJ. in the Presbyterian
Church.
The Sermon win be preached by Rev. John
Robinson.
In accordance with the suggestion of the
"United States Christian Commission" contri-
buttons will be solicited for the relief of the
sick and wounded of the Army and Navy of
the United States. All are cordially invited.
And let none who have the ability come emp
ty-handed.
JOHN ROBINSON,
l.. B. NORTON,
G. HARTLY,
A. 81. MYERS,
1. N. CARMAN.
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Change Needed.

b Democratic party are needed at the
helm. Occasionally a candid Republican adj
mits this to be a fact. The Washington COR
respondent of the Journal of Commerce states:
g leading Republican Senator, made this
remark the other evening, to which the polit-
ical horizon would seem to give much mean
ibgs a01r party has tried to run the machine,
and We can't; It is about time we give up the
aovcrlmenf to the Democrats
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Forfeited Land Sale.

The Lands, Lots aud pMts of Lots in tha County OF Ashland ad State of Ohio, for
thereon agreeaby to Law, are contained and described 10. the following Hist, viz
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CROCKERY
WARE STORE.

Having bought ou E. ". wALLACK, we sx-
pect by close attention to business to sustain the
well earned regulator that he has established of
keeping the best article of every kind of o
in our line.
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere
Rooms, No. :, sorm Hall Building, Main 81.
ashland, Ohio.
F. S. JACOBS,
At. MURRAY.
p. 8. We keep7n hand constantly a. coed sup
ply Of the Ceiebrited "Untva Mills' FLOUR.
Ash =: Ang.E 1s63-ngtf
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ABoUT OYsTERs.-Such of our fellow citi
zens as appreciate this notorious bivalve will
do we'll to call at the establishment of JACOB
BARsHARr, where he will find them prepared
n . style, az regards neatness and cooking,
norsurpassedsbY any establishment at ahead
duartersn in Baltimofe or elsewhere.
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Godfrey Kick, Plt'f.

nelrs OF Jonn NICK, ueeeaseu, ~
defendants. Partition.
The aboye NAKED defendants viii take notice
hat the above named plaintiff,
On The 18th, day Of November, A. D., 1868
fields : petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashland. County, ohio,-where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the following
premises, situate inssaid County of Ashland, to wit:
The south. east quarter of the northwest quarter
of section nine {9). range fifteen fl5), Township
twenty (2O)5 oontaining forty (40) acres-more or
less Also, the southwest quarter Of section ten
(1O), range fifteen t15)..T sWnship twenty (so) con-
tanning one hundred and hfty-e ght Q56l acres
more or less. %
The plaintiff demands that. partition be made Of
said premises. .es follows: To plaintiff the, one
eleyepths 5a7s Of said premises, and to Adam Stout
and BafIcF.s His wife, Magdalene Kick and Mar
garet KiEa,iAnd to John Kick, Catharine Kick,
Caroline Kick, George Kick, William Kick, Samuel
Kick and Louisa Kick, minor heirs Of said, John
Kick, deceased, each tha one eleventh, PAL af said
premises ; o nd to. Magdslepe Kick, wa5fE 81 said
John. Kick. deceased, doweri in the rhf Spsiies &c,
At the next term of said Court ann s6faeaatioh
will te made by said plaintiff for. an ORDER fhst
~partition may be made. of said premises, ,r that
the same may be sold as provided by statute.
JACOBS & KNAPP,
Ett'ys for Plaintiff.
| November IL, ~1863-6Y23
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un
o. THE
DemocracyOf Ashland County,
az sAe .m1LLER No USE, .Asnsand,

FRIDAY EVE, Nov. 20tb, 1868.
sraAt ? meeting of Democrats held at tho
ar6AioN 06ice, Ashland, on Monday afternoon
last, pusuant to notice, It was proposed to hold
meeting at the Miller House, Ashland, at
The time above pamed.-Ths etaunch friends
&c ~ allahdigham and Liberty t~hroughout
GAshl4nd county, who did such noble work in
the ihfs canvass, are earnestly requested to
come m and rejoice and reason together. The
sski1esE c<e out Of joint -the old ship of
State Is in the hands Of q crew who are i'm
perilling Al that ne hold dear.wIt is proper,
sthea, III Ne meet and mingle our coneratu-
iations over the result in our own codnty-a
county that has remained faithful among the
fsithless-and dezisa suchImeasures hooking
"a The redemption of our bleeding and tyrant-
ridden country, as may be deemed proper.
THE JEROMEYILLE BAND
viii be present to add cheer to the occasion.
Democrats are invited to bring their wives
With them.
Stopper at ale Miller House-Tscbess, SO cts.
Let there be . GRAND RALLY and a
By order of Com.
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MEAT K e =.
ISAAC GATES, County AUDITOR.

undersigned has opened a Meat Market un,
dor Deshong's Tin Store, Main Street Ashland
Ohio, where he will keep on hand fresh Beefe
Veal Mutton and Pork, at all hours. A long X
.er;enoe in the business will enable him to rener
porfeot satisfaction. A liberal patronage soil ed
ANIEL K. RINGLER'
yuly .t,1ses.
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The name of the post office, countyf and State.
should, in all cases, be p~lainly'given in every letter.
Payment always in advance, and all papers will
be stopped when tho time of subscription paid for
expires.
Address --a
VAN EvRIE, HORTON & CO.,
Nc. 1862 Nassau Street, New York.
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so Bushels Onions,
25O lbs Hard Soap
BIZ JACOBs& MURRAY

, ATy,s KENNY & CAMPBELL
A4sMI kT LAW, ASHLAND, OHIO. WILL AT
tesecoarefully to'an business entrusted to their
2 care in this and adjoining counties, r
NR. N, CAMPBELL, T'J. ksRhf.
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Enron UNION 81 desire through your
columns to express my deep gratitude to the
people of Ashland and the Fire Company for
their promptitude and earnest, persevering
and, under the blessing of = kind Providence,
successful efforts to extinguish the flames of
my burning dwelling on Saturday, 7th Inst.
ma .happy.t to inform my friends that COM
parativeiy little injury was done to the lower
story Of the building, and though the furni-
sture was somewhat broken. most of it will be
easily repaired. JOHN ROBINSON.
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MARRIED.

OSSPsS4
:. MARRIED.
On the 4th inst. q. the Miller House, byH. BURNS,
Esq, MIR. ASABEL L. WOoLEY, Of Ashland Co.,
to Miss MARY J. MISNER, formerly of Tompkins
county New York.
Estate Of James Andrews.
has been duly appoiated and qualified as Admin
istrator of the estate, of James Andrews, decd,
late Of Ashland County, o.
November IS, ,sss-sra4 oBED Andrews.
Administrators Notice.
The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate of Israel
hoseoury, decd, late of Vermillion township, Ash
and county, Ohio.
ROBERT cowEN.
November Is, ls6s-sw24
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US

Tobacco, Cigars, Bird Cages, Willow Baskets,
plain and Fancy. Tubs, Pals and
Chulns, Cedar and ! inc, Shoe
AMI Clothes Brushes, But
ter Pals, Backing, Matches, Bed
Cords, Rope Halters,, Gunpowder, Shot
Gun Gaps, Deland's healthy Salaratus, Ba-
king and Washing Sdas, country, plain and
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Brushes &c.
NAILS,
QuEENswARE. &
CRooKERY,
In fact everything unally kept in a first class
GROCERY; WOODEN &
WILLOW WARE or QUEENS
waDn crrnng
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-WE hereby inform +Ae r>er4e~f Ashland county,
that our STOCK is full and complete, our prices
we can prove to you are lower than at any other
Dry Goods establishment in Ashland, and our heavy
sales warrants us in saying that we will continue
to undersell all other establishments in town.
Bring along your cash and convertible produce
and give us a trial.
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On the 4th inst. a. the Miller House, byH. Bunxs,
Esq, MIR. ISABEL L. WO0LEY, of Ashland Co.,
to Miss MARY J. MISNER, formerly of Tompkins
county New York
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o OF TWENTY.
PARTITION Nor1cE.

Court of Common
PleAs of ashland
| County, Ohio.
Petition for
:.
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dbe 81 blaub Gaf eh

TEE ASHLAND, UNION Il pnblIkhs1 sssrT
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. IN sAsklanas AGel9n9
County, Ohio, by
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November II, Ises-n2s
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November II, 1se3-6w23
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-04
Sleep and Death.

AS men begin to be about fifty years old,
especially if Of sedentary habits, the feeingon
rising in the morning is as if they had not got.
ten enough sleep, not as much as they used to
have, ard as if they would like to have more
but they can not get it. They look upon
healthy child sleeping soundly with feeling
of envy. But it is curious to OBJ erve that
there is bliss to all in the act of going to
sleep, bliss we become cognizant Of only when
into sound sleep; and there are strong physi-
illogical reasons to suppose that this state is a
counterpart Of that great event which is to
come upon all, the act Of dying. In fact, those
who have in rare cases been brought back to
life when on its EXTREMIST verge, and in several
cases as to those who have been recovered from
drowning and other modes OF straugulatou, or
simple smotheriDg, called 'asphyxia by
physicians, the expressions have been, on
coming to consciousness 5 How delicious y
Why did you not let me go?' An eminent
man. thus brought back, represented that the
aforementioned sensations of which he was
conscious, were as il he we're listening to the
most ravishing strains OF music Let US all
then cherish the thought that our approach to
the sleep OF the grave Is the strict counterpprt
OF the approach to s eep, Of which some name
less writer has beautifully said = 1t is de-
licious moment the feeling that We are safe,
that We shall drop gently to sleep. The good
Is to come, not past Tne limbs have been
just tired enough to render the remaining III
one position delightful, and the labor of the
day is done. A gentle failure of the percep-
TONS comes slowly creeping over US The spirit
OF consciousness disengages Itself more and
Rore, with slow and husbing degrees, like y
nd mother detaching her hand from that OF
l. sleeping child the mind seems to have
lmy lid closing over it, like the eye, closing,
Lore closed closed altogether ard the mys-
FERROUS spirit OF sleep has gone to take its airy
rounds May such be the physical bills. Of
dying to you ard to me, reader, with the
spiritual added, ten thousand times more in
efable.-From Dr. Halls book on &" SLEEP
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debts owing by the United States. except interest
on nublic debt; and no association shall issue any
other circulating notes. under penalty OF hne
and imprisonment.
If any bank fail to redeem its notes, the holder
NAV protest them before notary, whereupon the
bank NAV be suspended by the Comptroller under
forms prescribed, their securities forfeited to The
United States. and enough canceed to redeem the
notes refused. In case of suspension the securl-
tieA to be sold at auction in New York after thirty
DAYS notice. The Comptroller may, to promote
the public interest, sell such stock at private SALE
but for not less taan the current market value.
The stockholders are not liable for principal
debtors or sure,ies to an amount greater than
three ttths of the captsl stock paid IN. Inc
shares shall be 500 each; no stockholder can Sc
or transfer while he is liable for any debt OF the
association, nor receive any dividend, interest or
profit while such lianilIty continues. The same
security, both in kind and amount, shall be re-
CURED of shareholders as of other persons. NO
bank shall purchase or hold its own stock or the
stock OF any other company, unless in case OF for
fixture or prevent loss upnn dents.
Every such bank shall be managed by five to
nine directors each to be citizen, and resident IN
the state one year, and own al least per cent.
Of the clpital stock up to two hundred thousand
dollars, one-half per cent. if over that. Every
bank shJIl always have on hand in lawful money
at least twenty five per cent OF its outstanding
notes and deposits. They shall not hypothecale
notes to procure money to be paid in on their own
capital stock or used 10 other banking operations.
No bank shall permit dividends or loans to stock
holders for more than SIX months if losses at any
time exceed profits on hand, no dividend shall be
made, md no dividend shall ever be made greater
than the net pr fits on hand, deductng losses and
bad debts. Semi-annual dividends NAV be de-
clared as the directors Judge expedlent The
banks may take in advance, discount on notes,
bills Of exchange, &c, at the current established
rates by the laws OF the several states taking
higher intereSr torfeits the debt. There are eabo-
rate regulations regarding the business Of ex-
change. Severe penalties are provided for mis-
conduc on the part Of the banks, their officers, &c.
The Secretary may use these banks as depositarIts
ofpubhc moneys except iof customs. Legal pro-
ceedIngs under the act are to be directed by the
Solicitor of the Treasury. Provision is made
against mutlation aud counter!eiling Of notes.
And lastly, the Comptroller of the Currency is to
make full report annually TO Congress of the
conGiton Of each of those banks and associations.
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The SECOND New HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT -
This regiment, which has just been permitted
co return to New Hampshire to recruit, was in
Gen. Slckles brigade, and on the occasion of
It's departure the General issued compliment
ary order, in which he intimated his opinion OF
the copperheads in the following paragraphs
You will perhaps encounter not few who
lind everything to deplore in the means employ
I'd 10 suppress the rebellion, and nothing to
commen1 except their own exertions to confer
authority upon those who apologize for treason
and sue for peace with the traitors who spurp
them.
You have offered your own lives for the Union.
You have buried many brave comrades on the
bloody fields of the rebellion. You will know
now to repel the approach Of renegades who
would betray the cause tor which your flag has
been proudly borne IN battle.
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are conscious that there is anything of aliena.
tion or arrangement, lose not an hour efore
you seek reunion of your hearts. IF con.
,ieuce tells you that you have been in the
wrong, do not be too proud to acknowledge it
if you are sure that you have been unkindly
or unjustly treated, do not stand on your dig.
nifty or sense OF justcs, but be the first to seek
a reconciliation. Let the magnanimity of
love move you. DO not wait I'll your hus.
baud or your wife approaches you, but do you
hasten to do loves work. You will find per-
haps another heart reaching out after yours
in the dark, and 1t Will not be long before you
both are walking side by side, and hand in
hand Rec. w. Aakman.
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CAVALRY HORSES.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Lieut. Colonel
L PRESTON, OF the First Vermoot Cavalry Regiment
duly authorized by the proper department. of the pub
he service to purchase Horses for the Of said r.
men Horses offered for sale 10 the United states foT
this serv &C must conform fully the peefca
tons in these regards
Sound in all particulars; from IS to 16 hands high
not less than nor more than years cd Ter to d.
pays brown blacks or serres good square troters b
Ge wse and sufficient for the purpose above named
For winch fair prices will be paid
Lieut. Colonel PRESTON and the undersigned will be o.
Waterbury, W.. on The 10 and llth, TUESDAY ano
wednesday, } Of March, and at SOuth KOy.liOn, on
the l2th and 18Th Thursday and Fridty TO tho purpose
OF inspecting and purchasing such Able Horses a. may
oe onered other times and places Of purchase msy We
hereafter designated, Of which due notice will be given
X. W. CLARKE,
d3w ASH opayterma Ter az al. II A.
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The report that the President, as soon as Con-
gress adjourned, was going to call out 600, 600
more troops is unquestiOnably mere sensation
story and it has been contradicted from Wash
ington. The Government undoubtedly will
make some fort to fill up the ranks of the reg
lments already in the field, and we think it Will
attempt no more than that at present. When
it commences drafting to raise larger armies, it
will probably begin in those States which, I'M
like Vera ent, have not yet furnished their full
quota Of the last 100000 troops called tor last
summer.
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am On the floor and moved to take up the bill,
aud that mo'ioD has been carried.
MIR. Bayard s,id neither the manner or language
of the Senator would Cause him to yield the floor.
Mr.. Poweil-Do understand the Chair to say
h., he bill is passed .
Chtir-rhe bill passed.
Alter further talk, the Senate, at a quarter to
O'Clock, adjourned.
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Real Estate nj Auction.

virtue OF license from the Probate Coui tBe ps
trict II Washington to sell piece OF land of the y,
tate OF Charles Taft Of Barre deceased described ss
lows II being Off the third vision Of lot the No
East corner OF the town containing y-our acre.
the same will be sold vt public auction Fdsy w.
W'h day Of March 1858, at enc O'Clock P. N en- Inv
premises near Samuel Cults in said Barre. 49,,
iowa JUSIUS KINNEY, AdmT'
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The Beginnings Of arrangements.

[ kOow that there are here and there hus.
band and wife who are conscious OF no such
opposition, who can look over possibly years
of uninterrupted commuoings and undivided
purposes, and who might easily suppose that
it is because they evermore are the same IN
thought and purpose. But, take it, it is
rather that inpeiled by mutual affection and
keen sighted wisdom, they have unconscious
ly learned to allow nothing Tor moment to
stand between their hearts. To accomplish
this, husband and wife must guard against
the beginning Of eStfGngcmentS. The lasting
alterations, the separations, the divorces do
not spring at once out of some great violation
of conjugal duty, but are the perfected fruit of
little estraugemeuts A word or even look
sometimes, like q small break in dyke, be-
GENES vast erevasse through which pours a
Good of unhappiness. Nay, it may be posi-.
tive nothing, only a neglect which may be the
foundation stone of untold misery. 1t is no.
tlced and felt, but pride torbds any explana.
ton or any questioning. Elch notices the
Others GOODNESS, but neither can come to the
point of asking what is in the way. Mean
while the peaceful consciousness Of mutual
agreement is broken up and each is unhappy,
and, may add, each conscious of wrong. 10
this state of mind, new offense is easily given
and more easily taken, and tho breach is wider
and wider. The process may 20 Cd till wife
or husband, perhaps both, begin 10 seek in the
society of others, what they have lost in their
own, and, at last, embarked on troubled aud
rapid stream, in SO ne dark hour to ey are hur.
ried into crime and are lost to each other for.
ever.
something light as ARA look,
Aword unkind or wrongly taken
U love, that 'empests never shook,
breah, touch like this has shaken,
And ruder winds will soon rush in
Iospread the breach that words begin;
And eyes forget the gentle ray
! lhey wore in courtship's smi ing day:
AND V0lces lose the tone that shed
Atendefn ness round all they said
TIL I st declining, one by oe
The sweetn sses oflove are gone ...
| And hearts, so lately mingled, seem
| lake broken clouds-or like the stream
lhatsming lei, the mo ntain's brow
| Although It's waters meier could sever
! iSers IT reached the plain below,
Breaks into foods aud parts forever"
J Ii you are conscious, and as soon as YOU
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-04
POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY,
OSSIAN /. DCDGE
WILLIAM HAYWARD
win give Of their
PECULIAR CONCERTS,

RoFALroN, Friday Eve, Feb. 9th, Town Hall.
GAtsviLLr, Saturday Eve, Feb %, Gsysville Church.
BETHEL, Monday Eve, March ID, Eollan Han.
WEST RANDOLPH, Tuesday Eve, Nov Cd, Granite Hall.
NoeTHPIELn, Wednesday Eve, March 4h. Concert Hall.
MONTPELIER, Thursday Eve, March oh, Village Hall
WATERBURY, Friday Eve, March eth.
For Particulars SEQ Small Bills.
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