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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

The following scientific description of a La
dys dress vas furnished by an unsuccessful APP
picant for = position as civil engineer: Con-
ical base equal to seven-tenths the axis-cone
truncated onenoduie from theoretical apex,
with a warped surface placed diagonally upon
the payabola or truncatien, intcrsected By the
quadrant of a sphere, and it again by irregu-
lar ~polygonal planes Of half the diameter of the
sphere, sloping downward in the angle of tbs
consipe of the Rngitude of figure g,
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BRIDGE NOTECE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Commissioners of Ashland County will, on
Wednesday April 9Th, 1863, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
to the lowest and best bidder, the building of a
Bridge across the creek SOUTHEAST of and near
Savannah on the Orange road.
Also, on Thursday, April 9th, the building # a
Bridge in Rnggles township, near Stover's across
Buck Creek, TO: the lowest and best bidder.
Also on Friday, April 10th, to the lowest and
bes. bidder, the building of a Bridge across q
creek in Orange township, about one mile West Of
Polk, near Mr.. Stephen Barracks.
ssai Hsi JACOB LIMERICK, OErE
JOHN BERRY Com'rs.
ROBERT COWEN.
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AND 50 FoRTH-There is a young man in
the United States army, who was born July A.
at 4o'cIock P. NJ, at No Al, in a streetain
Boston, 1874, a 9Th child, has & names, en-
listed into tho Newton company, which has
joined the 18th battalion, 18th regiment, 18th
campany, and on the 18th of September was
appointed 4th corporal, and is now gone forth
to defend his country. .o3 mga@s
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MUSIC.

ISAAC WHITE, teacher of Instrumental mu-
sic for 30 years, informs his friends that he is
now located in Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in MUsIo, 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
McNulty House, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland, February, IS, 1863-3m. /.
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NOTICE..

ZUvER & HOVER having sold their entire Stock
of Goods and wishing to close their accounts would
respectfully ask those who know themselves to be
indebtedto the above to call immei iately and get
tie. 5,.Hzs.ifs s4.,. y go -
You will find themzat the old stand now coupled
by Beer and Graham. ta SIRE
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The AboIifionisfs at work.

J. J. JANNEY addressed the following letter
to a Democratic member of the Legislature
supposing him to belong to the Administers.
ton party. The reader need hardly be told
that Mr.. KICK received no money from him
All the Administrator members received let
tiers from Mr.. JANNEY, asking them to con-
tribute -monoyL for e-lecticneering purposes.
They are secretly at work, and will spend all
the money they can raise, in trying to defeat
the Democratic party. Mr.. JANNEYs letter
is as follows: :.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES Rooms,
COLUMBUS, April 10, 1868.
- Dear Sir-We feel
assured that you agree with the committee, in
the opinion that the interests of the State and
the Nation are closely connected with the re-
suit of the pending c. mpaign in Ohio, and
that no reasonable expenditure of money and
effort should be omitted to insure o favorable
result. The committee enter upon this work
with a determination to do all in their power
to secure triumphant success, and as one of the
means, they are compelled to call
upon the friends of the Government for pecu-
mary aid. With an earnest determination to
make an efficient and prudent use of all means
placed at their disposal, they hope you will
aid them literally. Any contribution you may
feel disposed to make may be handed to Hon.
George Keck. ~
Is the Legislature will adjourn on the 4th,
please give this your immediate attention. The
committee will meet to morrow evening, when
it will be important for them to know the
amount they can rely on from the members Of
the General Assembly.
Yours, truly,
I'D. JANNEY, Secretary.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS Sale.
By order of the last will and testament OF Jacob
Benage Deceased, I will offer for sale at public auc
ton on.the premi ses described, on -o
Saturday AprI 18th, 1868.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and fonr
o'clock P. NJ of said day the following described
lands. to wit: A lot ofland in Jackson township,
Ashland County Ohio, being twelve acres in the
South west corner of the west half of the North
west quarter of Section seven, township twenty
three, Range fifteen and bounded as follows, com
mencing at the South west corner of said quarter
thence running East forty (40) rods, thence North
forty-eight (4S) rods thence West forty (40) rods
thence South forty eight (4S) rods to the place Of
beginning, containing II acres. g
Terms made KIN ,wnon day Of
March 25, 1868 4w DANIEL KEENE. Ex'r
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Attachment.
William McNulty ,Pl,intiff,

john 3. Weed Defendant
before ]. P.iDevor J.P. of Montgomery Town
I'D ship Ashland County, Ohio. On the 18th day
of March, A. D., 1868 said Justice issued an or.
der of Attachment in the alb owe action, for the
sum of sixteen dollars.
WILLIAM McNULTY.
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President Lincoln's County Demo.
orofiO Inv nm Increased Majority.

The Springfield Qllinois) correspondent of
the st. Louis Republican, writing from DIR.
Lincoln's home, says
GAs far as heard from in the county, the
Democrats are carrying eyerythin before them
Eno1sh is known to settle the fact that the
Board of Supervisors will 10 largely Democrat
ic, seventeen Democrats o six Republican,
with four set to be elected at the city ee elton.
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Nodce.
amuel barger, Executor of
/ N Hough ceased, Plaintiff

vs. In Probate
Lucinda J. Pittenger, VIM. A Pitten-
ger, John F. Pittengcr, John Hough,5 3g@,fs
Milton Hough, Mcclure Hough, Al.
mira Hough, P. Hough, Hiram Housh AZ
Francis Ruth, Luther Ruth, John lCourt. of
Hourh. Jno. o. Hough, Isaac Hough, ~ = NE
Lewis Houeh, Edmund Hough, Mar ,cfe.as
raret "a ough, Henrietta Hough Mary
Il. Houph, John Hough, William ian @
Hourh, Alexander and Henrietta Sea Ashland Co.
ton, Anna Quin, David Hough, Fred
erick Hough, Paul Hough, Josiah -
Hough, Mathew Hough, George
W. Hough, Francis NJ. Hough. - ne
Beegley and Sarah A. Beegley, Da-I Ohio. F.,
yid and Mahala Bennett, Mary
Hough, Henry Hough, Fernandez is.
H, ugh, Hetta Hough, John A. Heugh
Chas. and Louisa Diesem. William Petition for
and Elizabeth Strickland, John ~ aEe
Thomas, Henrietta Thomas, Jane g2sEe-
Thomas and Louisa Shearer, Defen- sale Of
dants. land.
yYOU are hereby informed that on the goth day
of January, A D. 1863, said Executor filed
his petition in the Probate Court of Ashland Co.
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition is to
| obtain an order at tho March term of said Court for
the sale of the following real estate, to-wit: The
farm upon which tn, said John Hough resided at
| the time of his decease, being the Northwest part
of the Southeast quarter of section thirty four,
gay Township twenty-five (221, and Range sixteen
| 16) situate in Montgomery Township, Ashland
County, State of Ohio and containing one hundred
| and forty-nine, (149) acres, more or less.
HadtT5a SAMUEL EICHELBARGER, Exec'r
Of the Estate of John Hough, deceased,
By John J. Jacobs, his Attorney.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
Mo tice here by giv,a that the subscriber has
IN beenppin al artlu Haed an administrator
on the Estate 0 Tx. She baud, Hate OF Ashland
PAUL oLdyER
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Notice
BILLS.

We have the best material in the County
for printing Horse Bills, and can furnish them
on the shortest notice and most reasonable
rates. Orders solicited.
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Collectors Notice. {
1NHE Assessors Duplicate for the Internal Reve-
nue. for the county of Ashland, for the Taxes
= cssed under the act of Congress, passed July
1862, has been returned to me, TIE same is due
Lnd payable at my Office in the Town Hall build
February and the 9Th day of March, 1863.
q Taxes due for License, Manufac tures, Slaughter
ed Animals, &C., for the months Of September,
October and November. 1862, must also be paid.
Currency received for Taxes-LegaI Tender
Notes and State Bank of (hio.ftal 3izF5gsifa -
NJ. B. PARMELY, Dep. Collector,
Division No 5, District No. IA.
Collectors Ofice, Ashland, Feb.12, 1868.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. sla :
The Treasurer of Ashland County will be ready
to pay ont the first installment to the township
Treasurers, on or about the Goth day of March, A
D. 1868.
R.N. HERsHY. TREASURER.
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s@-subsoribers win please bring m9s&d
oads Of good hard dry wood imnfsdlatsH -
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Notice tc Teachers.,

These examinations will mmence at 9 O'clock
A. M, and close ut a p. NJ No applicant viii
be admitted after IL NJ. Written testimonials of&i
good moral character signed by etleasttEp resRoa.d.
viii be kept ON fle. No certificates can b Gnts-1q
dated. No private examinations will be hslac9 dsua
None will be xamine who DO not expect to sn5
cage soon in ateaching in this eodhty8asResSh
mends, where practicable, are required f. mSqlc4kds
We earnestly request them at the close
their teacher. aasaa ss8s 5ue s4sas g. .bEeIsEtnEop
This will aid us very much in giving oertifcateA
ynoI to those who are successful teachers.
esss Rev JOHN ROBINSON .s1s3
- Clerk of Board Of Exnmipepgu
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Arc you siek, ksbiS, ana $685.
plainine7 Are you out e ordeRr
with your system dcrAngeds md
your feelings uncom1lrfEblet
Ihese symptoms 1ft 61na tbs
preiudeto serious iiines5. Some
1t Of sickness IL creeping up1l
yen, and shoaId be aTerted Bye
timely nse q the nigh fc1n4eE
Take Ayers Pills, and c1e1noo
ont the disordered humors-pu-
rify the blood and let the fu!1s
move on unobstructeA IN heahss
again. They stlmulnte the fdno1
tions9o OF the hedy into yieerqne
sstiyity, passfy she szsssP - r.
disease. A cold settles some
where nfhe body, apd obstrucf4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
NEW FIRM.

HERMANY 81 WILLIS,
| XXToULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Ashland county, that we have bought the
entire stock of s0tess
STOVES &
of JOHN P.-SCHMUCKER, and are bringing
a large lot of New Goods to add to the stock which
we propose to sell at W RATES than they
can be bought elsewhere in this vicinity.
Our assortment of everything usually kept in a
first class tin stoI e, is large and full.
Custom work donejo order On short notice.
Rooms, ID door Wesi Of the Miller House, Ash-
land.
ssiadsza rs c. W. HERMANY,
4ah H5s D. W. WILLIS.
February 4, 1S63-n36tf, 4a5e sae4. +,
Attachment.
Elizabeth Hannah,
Against .aafFg hl{a
William Hannah.
before William g. Hill, J. p, of Mohican town
Dskip, Ashland county, -Ohie. SSHI r
On the 10Th day of January, A.. D., 1858, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the above
action for the sum of ffty-nine dollars and forty
nine cents, and the same will be fer hearing on
the 14th day of March. 1868.
4aa5 ELIZABETH HANNAH.
Feb. 4, 1863-Sw* ,sn sqs.veax Il ~
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Bilious Dis-orders--Lfver ComrleiHts, n;
FROM DR.. Theodore Bel, Of NesO YorE cry -.
Not onIv are vour pills admirably adapted to their pus
pose as an aperient, but I ind their bene Sl enecss SPoe
tiee proved more cfectul for the care Of batoits corr
plants than any one remedy / can mention... letneerely
thy the confidence fthe profession md the people
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25

We are fast reaching the conclusion Of
Radiealism. With them, everything has
failed-war, finance, the army, the Navy,
the currency, negro iabor, Negro Eman-
cipation. They BOW coma down to sspe.
ration This Ia the programme Of Mr..
Conway Of Kansas, on the floor Of Coz
greSs.
"l. Rseoguikion of the Independence
OF the Confederate Siates. A uniform
system of dulles 3. Free trade between
| the two States. 4. Free navigation of
| the Mississippi. 5, Mutual adoption Of
| the Monroe doctrine.n
| This will fail also !; for the radicals are
| pushing the war, on terms and conditions
Incompatible sith future peace.
The proclamation meant separation =
If the day after it was issued the South
bad offered to lay down their arms, the
necessity would hare been forced on the
Union, of prosecuting the war TO main
tain the Negro Emancipation. 1t was in
tended TO plant the seeds of an irrepgsssi-
bic eonaIet in the Union, shoald it be re-
stored.
| And now they talk Of Peace. Do they
intend 20 desert the freed negroes, and
leave them to the tender mercies of their
masters! Win they abandon the 'afour
millions of Black Unionists" of whom
they prated, 10 slavery and worse And
/ for what For the sake of tariffs and
/ markets, and customs, unions, and cot
ton supplies. No they will never
achieve this. The peace thai will follow
this war viii afford pa chance for a pro-
| tective system in the North.
| The South will adopt free trade as
their ruling policy and we will be com
PEELED TO follow the example. Indeed
that viii be the only good that will re-
suit from the war and that the only free
dOaa secured by il. Those who invited
War With the object Of creating debt
and so perpetuating protective system,
will reap che bitter fruits Of their selfish
poiiey.--N. II. Arsas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25

The last few numbers of the negro
stealers organ, shows unmistakabls evil
denea thai its winnings, rawlings and bark.
ings proceed from the contemplate little
whifes known as the little sfred dog"
Il appears that the little animal is sore
ly vexedy because we did not interpret
S. b. 20 mean the "seurTy Barking So
oiety," in which case the little red tsss
could claim as bis birth~righl the Presi-
dency Of the society. We ara sorry ttuat
we have offended the poor little animal,
and In order to make amends We will
propose that Body be inserted in place
of breath, SO that our barking eotsmpara-
~ can, at least, be useful member of
the society. IL 10 well known that man
gy dog out ssinks anything that can be
found within Old Abs's dominions.--
The little "rsd dog'' possesses alI the
qualifications TO make star member Of
the "Stinking Body" Society, and his
In that respect Ia 30 we'll es-
sablished, that he need not refer to CAS-
ADJ, s'or any other man."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25

Ils ~ - - sa nj
DaivS saI Empin hal BE- tbs dar-
IL oapct 81 se0ra u asposs, dynas-
c., aak States, fran - sime Of the
r6srohs 10 that al Nspelsoa = Graad.
Seas Of blood have bssn shsd TO atssin
II and the bones Of the myriads who have
been slaughtered in the pursuits OF this
shsmssa, woaid, IL they could BE- collect
I'd IL oas mass, overtop the higess peak
Of the Tiinaaiayan mountains. Rome
came naaxess ths sonsamation, yss gwen
shs wss meyer, Ia srush, shs absoiuss
sfMlsssesa Of the World"
Yes thsrs is species Of universal en-
pira which has been attained. II 10 az
empire not over the soals and bodies Of
mankind, bat over their diseases. Th.
conaueror who has achieved this grand
result 10 DR.. HolLewAv, Of London q
least We ara taught 10 believe that be bal
done 80 by vouchers from all parts of sh'
| Christian aad heather world, which seelnl
to be irrsfnGable, and which, in fact, 81
far rs we know. hare never been ehal
lenged. Ills pills and ointments ar
"uaivessal remediesn in double sense
| They are disseminated throughout III
habisabfe globe, and they are ESQ "crowd
Of Witnesses" assure us) ssaipersally sac
csasfssi.
In this country 1t Is quite certain .hs
the pills are used with the most beneRe
ial effect In disorders Of the stomach liy
er and bowels, and that scrofula, and al
the family Of eruptiVe diseases and dis
charging sores, give way to the healin
operation Of the Ointment.
Surely the noblest Of all universal en-
pires 10 that which stretches its healin
sesptre over the maladiss of all nations
} E-DGa Book.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
NEeRoEs 3. DTTCHMES.

The Black Republican party have fol
the Last few years, at least since the lead.
ers have abandoned Know Nothingism
pretended to have great respect for the
German citizens of the United States
They do this for the purpose of securing
what they call the Clutch vote"
But when the leaders are pnshed on
account of their negro equality principles,
they then show the cloveH foot, and de-
clare a negro 10 be as respectable and as
mush entitled to the privileges Of citi-
zea as Datehnan.
a few days since an exciting discussion
took place in the Ohio Legislature upon 9
bin to prevent negroes from becoming
citizens of that State. in the course Of
the discussion Dir. HnL, Black Repuh-
hean-Abolisiou member, from Medina
County, remarked
81 WOULD AS LIEF BE AN AFRI-
CAN AS SOME DUTOHMEg HAVE
SEEM
Here We have 1t 10 plain English. Not
wishssanding, the leaders pretend great
friendship for our German citizens, they
are ever ready 10 compare them to, and
equalise them with the negroes.
Give the Republican party full control
OF the country, and they will sooa revive
their old Know Nothing dognas, and |
then, not only Geransns, bat all foreign |
born citizens would be degraded to an |
equality with negroes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
THE BATTEE ar THE RLACKwAYEz
---8AD C0ADUCT OF TlxR DgARTEn
MEN.

''lt appears By the intelligence from
the army on The BIackwater that the
drafted men from New York, MAssachu-
setts and Pennsylvania behaved disgrace
fully. One account says
"All the Infantry With the exception
OF the 18th Indiana, acted badly. II
they bad done their duty psyor's force
would have been eaptared. May Of the
Psnnsylvania eonscripts said 4: sfYou
can make as conseripts bat you can't
make as fight" The Sixth Massachu-
setts would NOS move, though it was a
mile in the rear of Folies's Battery. The
New York regiments ordered to charge
ap the narrow causewsy, excepting the
10th, would not move. Follet's Battery
was not supported at all. The sscesh
tried TO charge, but the artillery killed
so many Of them that the regiment or reg
iments broke and run.
"The 18TH Pennsylyania, composed of
drsfsed men were ordered forward With
the rest. They rsanained lying Ia the
road to avoid the shells passing ever
them, and refused to stir. General Cor
ooran, on hearing this, rode up 10 them
and called for the Colonel. He was dan
geroasly wounded, aad did net reply
The Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Adjuians,
or any Captain, were SUCCESSFULLY called
for, without answer. The General then
said that if any commissioned oGicsr was
there, and would advance the regiment,
he should be recommended for the Colo
nelcy. A lieutenant, name unknown,
then rose and endenYored to comply but
without effect. The General then APP
psalsa to them for the honor Of Penasyl-
vania, w'hen an Orderly Sergeant sprang
up, sayiag fsEea s#a draft Us, bet goa
can't make US fght.n lie was immedi-
ately struck On the head with the back Of
Col. Spears sword, and failed. Colonel
Spear dtsiredt to charge them with com.
pany of Cavalry, bat the General thoaght
Ii better TO leave them - thsy were"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
PROCLAMATION.
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Annual City Election

Notice IL hereby EiTs1, that "a Election viii bs
held IN ths City Of coandl Btutfs, Tswp, on
Monday, a4areh sSA, 1858,
Rsz tbe purpose 81 elaeains Mayer, Recorder
Treasurer, Marshal and Assessor ana for the pur~
pose ct eIectinx cae Ai6eTnau iz the let ward ong
Alderman IN tbs I'D Ward one Alderman In the sEa
Ward. one Afd~rmka in the sth ward and one Al
degman la the BEA war&
Said KI@cttoa will be held AT the fogiswiag piA-
ceN, ts~xik 49,
First wsrds at the School House on stutszaan's
Street.
Seeend ward 81 shePaciaG HeRks.
Tbird Ward, at TIE DekAy Hoaas
Fourth Ward, al The Old Rxsxess alaAcs
Fifth Ward. al Hac2's Carpenter shop
Said Election win be opened conducted and rs-
tagHs Enaae according tS Law and tina Ordinances aE
sald CITY In saEA cases made and provides.
-sst n. PALMKa, Mayor.
Ccgncil HausFs, Iowa, February 70, segs