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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23

The hrst National Bank OF Ypsilanti viii 20
mo operation on the first Of January next With
aeapital OF s., 900. The officers are Asa Dow.
Rre.ident Daniel L. ouirk, Vice President. and
Benjamin FoIlet, Cashier
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
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oARSAPARIIAA'
n WIS oE1s- rrxrr pa
.-n.--lA and Rcrc.f-,lo-,E n.

Scrce - and bcrut1louk Diseases
F-oa E@er3 -E1es, soeil-kzoscA nse-ol1r: q o.
fg-c- NGirt-
- have sold iz-sr quEu--rs - vuu- StRstP..
RIA bat never W cEe burrle wtch fs.led - -.
desired efec. aDe h. sz--s ~lou g those ~ -
bee1 no medicine lksfs beto-r = CT Lev >
Rrupeions, Ptnples. Blosches. Passuies. u.
Gers, Sores, and al Diseases @ tie Sksn.
F-oz ReE- Ro5<. SfrGssoH- b-,s.ol, E4risra
Only d nv cl-y - yo- zoc f1t r1tlc VIA
add ny testimony % thai vor I1u, Ash q me ne
d1zaAl virt1es O. yocr SARs ~ AEr--s- NJ csu--s
Ter, Age5 tea. had A. Efnic--n- hu-c- m b. go
eyes. and kEr fo- yc1rS Which ~e were 1c1tis "a
earv unui vs tried your saES2T ALA - has
been vel f1r some ruut1S.
Pron M. yzne ?. Rioe ~ ts0--s oni ssass
estecne1 Ids q LeErsisEll-e. Clrs No c.. y
my dEaShter has suEered 81 a ss-F Es-s. ~ =
sero.sloas srssa7s, WIZ va ssfs 1854
sARSAPAEIL1A, which soo1 cciapieie-F c1ro1 bern
Iroa CARES ?. CaSs, Esq-. g ~ u-.1s,J-tHa--r
Co2e Er--1F : Co, essz..fa1flrcrf = ra-u.1-c5
pcpeTs ~ Aa8taa, ~ II
had fer severn YEAS 4 xsry c-ouAlesrrr
ssaso~ IN ny fAee. which gTew constantly V7rss
Uurl y cist -re- ny features and became az i-.c,
erahle k11ctlol- tried Ll1lgsg every fLl-z IA
eould o. beth A5vfcs and rne5irns III wi.A5-r ~
ns1sf WhAfeveF, Until took your okEsAFAKr-Li
II inredlEteiy made ny face worse, yur iol1 us
y night FOR tine. but IL a lev weeks the oew
sk1n begzn 70 fora under the ei9scles, ana oos-
cnue1 CrrH nv fE-e - as smooth auy todF'g
and an without any symptoms q Tie disease IL
4 INV o. cl.lN Lc--LAs Nl.-lLI
d0uhf owe n % your eAkSAPAR1LLA-'
r,-ysipelxs - General Debility Pu-ify ne
Blood
Frol d.. kotf. SGarsR, Hos.stoa So, Ne1r Ec-t
"DR- AIEK I seldom al 70 remove F-.rtl,1s
aid ScrQf1loss Soy ~ the perseve-inr use o. voa-
sAKsAPAErLlA, and have Just Dos curel a. a-tark
Of 1aissAaAf EFpstpclGs win H. No slte-af " -
possess equals The SAksAPAEILLA you have SD
pied 70 The profession as wei Is = he people %
FroM J. 2 Jokaaos Esr, Trh>-s1.. 0sf-
For twelve ycars, ! had the yellow fr.sineias
On nv r1gtf GrIr- during winch time trird ~ ne
celebr1iec pkyssol1ns ! couid neacb AID tock hun
drcds Of coilRrs worth o. medicines Ths riae-s
were 50 bad that the cords becznc vssibie ard tla
doctors decided that ny am musg D. arupu-1rei-
began taking yocr SARsAfAEiLi.A. IoCk tw0 h1.,
tea. and some Of your PiIrs. Together thev have
cured ne an now as wei and soun 80 any body
Beng N p1tlc place, nv case Il known - every
BODY n this Community, and excfes tie wur3erc q
al y
FFoA hos Heary 4foErs, N 2. p, q Nclro1sfis
{. ", lsaGsag r.srs5er q lie Crr1fifE la-il1-
Escnf.
- have Used your sAEsAPARrIIA in ~ f--rfy.
for general detsltfv. and for psrfsi-g fle beoE.
with very heneaciAl results and fesl c1111elcl -
commenting u 70 The Gt1lctcc"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
ST. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rhcu--
Scald Head. Sore Eyes

Ficz H1-rey Seeker, Esg fhe otls eiit1r . IA
JzlkAGHnock Llcr.1cr.lf, Fssrs- irlsil-
4" Our oniy child, about three years - a--c Wa
attacked BY ptuples On his forslcac They gsTl-ly
spread until thCy formed a l0athsuuc and yir-lelt
sore. which covered hls facc, and actually blinded
his eyes for some GAYS skllful ply sic-n -fFllei
nitrate OF silver and other re1eclcs, without rrs
apparent eject. For ffsen DAYS We CCAr1ei h.s
hands, hest with them be should tear cpe1 tle le<
tertng and corrupt wound which covered he whole
face Having tined every thing else We had snY
hops from, Ne teg4n giving yclr >AE,Af Aii-iAi
and applying the iOdide Of potash lotion, as yo1
direct The sore began 70 heal when ne had given
the frat b0ttle, and was wcl. when We Lad tlikhct
the second The childis eyelashes, which hzd cone
out grew agEl1. and he IL aoW a. healthy and fair
a. any other. The whole Deighocrhoo-d predicted
that The child rusf Gle I"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
LANSING CITY Iron WORKS
HOT AIR FURNACES.

WE ARE RING HOT
w AIR FURNACES. ~ Wood Fuei. o. setter model
rh-= h-r~tof of-red .ais stale. zhe- -
Tte tie x:-e-.co 4 Bai--s Sch cot District srs Il
CaErcA Trasr-es Our FlrrA ces sre 81 Up uron
- --acr -. 80 he pA-es beng a. xhths 4
rch -LicE can ass1r- -hcse nay favor -i-k
a. nr1er. -ha- then l-1acs hat I'll isst
F-rr zines .olE thst .hs state G..
Eastern make
Frs eox f,u- f.etf3-- in ths -isar-ves.Y ,-hssrss
4n1 tser-v--Ee mel - q
Az -vp~r-t-rs han se1- . ar PSF 90 ,-= safe &C
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DROBATE ORDER-Sta,e Of Mich

t)hDD q 4 - OED-t-->tate O. Mich
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p order - te flt slr r 10 LAuzug E.spuo-lcln
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-23
REGISTERS

- pre- -a-e &C flrEisL E-- s-e- - -te Ms1-sa-
s1re-s prices Catalogues Of styles A. Prices y
RAJ. -ishc1t chs-ve- JAS Turner & BRCS-
Lansing. October $50 t40f
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be-. JACKsON's ORIFNTAL LINiNENT

L pe-Secty safe AID never tz.s y gre s1tsfact-
L . tie o-y SIRE and sac p-s-e-tve against --trac
l1g disease ever 1ventsc- Pee q each g pe- nsl
dozen and s Per dozen, se-i > Kali +sl1'
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Lansing J--e - Isss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
Notice.
ADMINISFRAT0R'S NOTICE.
NOTICE TO
Administrators and Guardians.

THE undersigned Probate Judge of Ashland
l.County. would hereby notify the Executors
and Administrators of said County, that the law
requires that they file in the Probate Ufiee their
accounts for settlement, as follows, to wit: The
first account either Partial or Final, within eight
cen months from the time of their appointment,
and if a final account is not then fled and further
time is granted, they must file an account every
year during the time allowed by law, and the
Court until a final account is filed; they are also
required to cause publication of their appointment
and within one year make and file in in said Office
proof of the same. Also, Guardians are required
to file in said office Inventories of the Estate and
property of their Wards within three months after
their appointment, they arc also required to make
settlement as often as once in every two years,
aud sooner if the Ward is either dead or of age.
And fun ther notice is hereby given to said Exc
cuior's, Administrators and Guardians, that all
who have not complies with the foregoing and by
law should make settlement or attend to any ofthe
duties hereinbefore set forth, are requiredto do so
forthwith under the penalty that the law imposes.
JOHN d. JONES, Probate Judge.
Feb. IL, 1868. =
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

Bg- THE Administration presses begin to
falter and fall back from their defense of out
rageous and arbitrary arrests. The New York
Erenfng Post, a radical Republican paper, but
not wholly blind, says "H hat Governor
Seymour says of arbitrary. arrests and martial
law, has a great deal CT truth in it, and will
commend itself to ~theapproval of a majority
Of. all parties" This shameful fact is also to
be- rem embered-that of all the Democrats
and thrust into prison, not one has
been proved guilty of treason, or of any
practice.
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NoTICE.

The following Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have fled in the Probate Court of Ash
land county, their accounts for settlement, to wit:
Final account of James Lawson, Ex'r of~James
Lawson, Decd.
Partial account of VIM. and M. Culbertson, Adm's
of James Culbertson, Decd.
Partial account of Henry Zehner one ofthe Adms
of Abram Fike, Decd.
Final account of John L. Campbell, Admir- of ]. D.
Campbell, Decd.
Final account of Joseph Bechtel, Admir- of Samuel
Lewis, decd.
F nal account of Elizabeth Fast and George w.
Phelps, Adm'rs of Eli r. Fast, decd.
Final account of Jacob Fast, Admir- of George
Plice, decd.
Partial account of Isaac g.. Sturtevant, Guardian
of the heirs of Isaac Howe, decd.
Partial act of Jacob stoner Guard of ravid B.
Stoner, fHasa
" {" NJ. A. McHose, " NJ. A.
sSssIi ia Hamilton.
Sc" &c John earn. &C. sc Eliza
" a Of j. John Van alf Nest, /. John M.
Hamilton:
=i Grindle.
Elisha Barton, " /" Shinna-
man heirs. s6t!t
" NJ. NJ. Descending, " William
/" " Wm. Westheifar, 60 " William
H. Ruffcorn.
!" I" E. %1ngmund, !" Allen &
Perry MeIcalf.
Partial and Account of E.. Ingmund, Guardian of
David E. and Samuel Warner.
Final account of William Uriek, Guardian of VIM.
Brown. $500
Final account of Frederick Wolf, Admir- of Daniel
Wolf, Sen'r decd. as Guardian of the heirs of
Daniel Wolf, Jr. decd
Final account of William Westheifer. Guardian of
VIM. L. j. Martin.
Final account of Coffin, Guardian of Julia A.
Cook. se r-scu Iast5T - -
Tho same will be for hearing in said Court on
the 9th day of April, A. D. 1863, at 10 o'clock, A.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

q MAJOR GENERAL CAssIUs M. CLAY, the
gentleman who couldn't find a place big enough
to fight in, and who cannot be satisfied as to
the character of the war, is said to be about
to take himself cut of the country as Minister
to Russia. 1t is quite certain that he don't
go with Mr.. Stewards advice and consent. In
point of fact, the return of Clay to Russia is a
public indeconcy. He ought to be reduced to
the rank of Colonel. A negro regiment should
be drafted and placed under his command, and
then he should be ordered into service, and
cashiered if he didn't o.-Cincinnati Com
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
From the New York Express-1
The Negro o be a Conscript. MOI

General Hunter is illustrating-as well as
cny man can, the eyer-eonstant, nsver-failing,
imbecility of the negro i~deologist who frees
the negro, one day, from his natural master,
the Southern, the next day, to make him a
slave to q Northern stranger. The correspon-
dent of the Herald writes [:
Establishments in the negro brigade have fal-
len off considerably of late, and General Hun
ter, who is determined to do all he can to rea-
lie his famous prophesy of last year, has or
dered that all adult negroes in the department,
capable of bearing arms, shall be at once draf-
TED e inte de 3 e nsfAt tel;ga sfrT g1 57;E Hs deems nscea this
The negroes themselves are of more service to
the Government as soldiers, than as idlers and
hangers-on, and under the restrictions of mill
tary discipline, he thinks they will be best fit
ted to enjoy the liberty which has been con
ferred upon them. The draft is to be made
at an early day. The plantations are to be
left to the care of the pcoraen, 1cho are SO con-
saitate the agricultural force hereafter. Only
such negroes as are in the employ of the quar-
termasters, and indispensable as wharfnen,
lightermen, teamsters and laborers, are to be
exempt. With diligence and tho%roughness in
the work, probably four or five thousand con-
trabands viii find themselves in the meshes of
a soldiers uniform within tile coming month. "
Sense, doubtless, in some of this. Better
make a conscript slave of the negro, than turn
him loose as a free negro ; but what will the
negro say? What will humanity say He
acas a negro in South Carolina, with a good
master, content, happy in the bosom of his fam
lily, with many hours of his own /; but here IS
a negro, conscripted, drafted, parted from his
wife and children, carried off, forced to fight,
&c. Oh, We negro ph~ilanthropists of the North,
see where your philanthropy leads
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
DEspor1sM IN WrsrrRN y1RalNIA-rb

DEsPoTIsM IN WESTERN VIRa1NIA-They
are to have what is called an election in Yves
tern Virginia on the adoption of the Wiley
amendment to the new bogus State Constitu-
ton. Sherrard Clemens, of Wheeling, for
merly a member Of Congress, and an answer
wing Union man, having challenged Mr..
places, was notified by the authorities that he
would not be allowed to make speech IS against
the proposed new State in the West Virginia.
That is like Louis Napoleon, who allowed tev-
cry body to vote for him for Emperor, but
none against him.-Cin. Enquirer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
NOTICE.
NO
Margaret MiIligan, Civ

Margaret MiIligan, Civil Action, Court of Com
VS.. mon Pleas of ashland Coun
John Lewis, ty, Ohio, in Attachment.
= ME above named Defendant, resident of the
Il State of Illinois, will take notice that Marga-
ret Mill gan, of the county of Richland, and State
of Chio, did on the 18th day of Februry, AID.
1868, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the Csunfy o fAsh1and, IN said
State of Ohio, againstthe said John Lewis, Defen-
dant, to recover the sum of three hundred and if
ty two dollars with interest upon the same from
and AFTER the 18th day of September, A.. d. 1858,
money paid by Plaintiff for the rise and benefit of
said Defendant and at his request. That an order
of Attachment has been issued upon said claim
and the saidJohn Lewisis hereby notified that he is
required 10 appear and answer said Petition on or
before the 25th day of April, A. D. 1868, Ya sts5s7
81 h"T. J. KENNY, Atty for PIH.
Feb'y 25, 1s63-n39 CIV.
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ColIsctoE s NotIce.

HTNHE Assessors Duplicate for the Internal Reye-
i nue. for the county of Ashland, for the Taxes
Assessed under the act -of<Congress, passed July
I'd, 1862, has been returned to me, the same is due
and payable at my Office in the Town Hall build
ing No l, in Ashland, between the 18th day of
February and the 9Th day of March, 1868.
Taxes due for License, Manufactures, Slaughter
ed Animals, &C., for the months of September,
October and November. 1862, must also be paid.
received for axes-Lega Tender
Notes and State Bank of Ohio.
NJ. B.. PARMELY, Dep. Collector,
Division No 5, District No. Il.
Collectors Office, Ashland, Feb. II, 1868.
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NOTICE..
In Probate

.EL .-- 10
Samuel Eiehelbarger, Executor of
John Hough deceased, Plaintiff
rvs. fn In Probate
Lucinda J. Pittenger, VIM. ArPitten-
ger, John F. Pittenger, John Hough, i
Milton Hough, Mcclure Hough, Al
s.;.A z. Hough; Hiram Hough
FRANCIS kutn'[ Luther Ruth, John Court of
Hough, Jno. o. Hough, Isaac Hough,
Lewis Hough, edmund Hough, Mar
garet 3 ough, Henrietta Hough Mary
E.. HouSh, John Hough, William
Hough, Alexander and Henrietta Sea Ashland Co.
ton, Anna Quin, avid Hough, Fred-}
erick Hough, Paul Hough, Josiah go
Hough, Mathew Hough, George 5G3r rss5s
W. Hough,. Francis NJ. Hough. - - ++ai ba-
Beegley and Sarah A. Beegley, Da- Ohio.
vid and Mahala Bennett, Mary
Hough, Henry Hough, Fernandez -
Hugh, Hetta IIough, John A. Heugh
.Chas. and Louisa Diesem. William Petition for
and Elizabeth Strickland, John a5jR3 -
Thomas, Henrietta Thomas, Jane aa q
Thomas and Louisa Shearer, Defend sale of
dants. land.
VOU are hereby informed that on the Goth day
of January, A. D.. 1868, said Executor fled
his petition in the Probate Court of Ashland Co.
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition lis to
obtain an order at the March term of said Court for
the sale of the following realo estate, to-wit : The
farm upon which III , said John Heugh resided at
of the Southeast quarter of section thirty, four,
ga Township twenty-five (22( and Range sixteen
(16) situate in Montgomery Township, Ashland
County, State of Ohio and containing one hundred
and forty-niRe, (149) acres, more or less.
SAMUEL EICHELBARGER, Exec'r
of the Estate of John Heugh, deceased.
By john :. Jacobs, his Attorney.
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Wendell Phillips thinks no Regi-
ment should be Raised that is not
Composed of Whites and Blacks.

Composed of Whites and Blacks.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, the distinguished Re-
publican of New England, has been address
ing the negroes of Boston at the Jay street
Church. He is in favor of mixing up the
races in the same regiments. WENDELL is al
ways a little, but not far, an adrance of the
Republican sentiment. He says
Your success hangs on the general success.
IF the Union lives, it will live with equal races
If divided, and you have done your duty, then
you will stand upon the came platform with
the white race. (Cheers) Then make use
of the offer Government has made you, for il
you are not willing to fight your way up tc
Office you arc not worthy ofit--Put yourselves
under the Stars and Stripes and fight yourself
to the marquee of a General, and you shall
come out with a sword (Chee
e. = ~ x
In this battle between freedom and slavery
for it's virtuallity such-one thing I know
God has given the black race its first great
historic chance for writing Its name high in
the history of ages, and in the struggle l know
the blacks will bear a great part that they
will fight and fight well. The question is
will You of Massachusetts, take hold / hear
there is some reluctance because you are not
to have officers of your own color. This may
be wrong, for I think you have as much right
to the first commission in a brigade as a white
man. No regiment should be raised without
a mixture of the races. 1t is as proper as that
Rosecrans, a Catholic, should lead an army not
of his creed. But if you can not have a whole
loaf, will you not take a slice? That is a great
question for you to decide.
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Political

The editor of the New York Express, who
has had twenty-five years experience of fight
ing the Democracy, says:
"THE Co~PPERHEADs."
off there be anything the Democrats can
stand, without wincing or willing, it is hard
names and what is curious, these hard names
become the s1ogens of their party, and after
ward intensly popular. The original division
of parties in this country, after 1887, the era
of the Constitution, was "Federal and Repub-
lican." The Federalists nick-named the
Republicans Democrats and they took the
name and made it popular; and democracy
is now one of the most popular words in our
American language, while originally the early
Federalists deemed it a word of reproach.-
We, old Wings, alone in 183O-32. christened
all the Democrats 'Locofocos.' The Express
people gave them the name, because they used
~locofoco matches in Tammany Hall to relight
up that Hal-when the gas was shut off to
clear them out. The rascals accepted our nick
name, Locofoco, and made it popular. Now,
the Abolitionists are christening the Demo
Gratis 'Copperheads,' and if they presist in it,
we should not be at all surprised to mad Copper
head a word as popular as Democracy, for
whatever Abolitionism clings to or embraces
it kills, and whatever it nicknamcs it makes, a
shibboleth of popularity. We, old line Wings,
then, and Democrats, accept the name of Cop
perheads.' Consider us 'Copperheads.' Call
us Copperheads."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
Fortress Monroe. Feb 8

The British frigate Pet el arrived in Hamp-
ton Roads last night from Charleston. The
officers report that the rebels have a stron o
network across the channel to the entrance of
Charleston, and is filed with torpedoes, de-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
From the Franklin Qnd.) Democrat.]
Thrown Out OF. the
State Bank of Indiana-They are
not Taken on Deposit.

"Greenbaeks" seem to be in a bad odor with
the Bank of the State of Indiana. We learn
from a reliable source that the branches of
this bank, in anticipation ola further decline
below the gold standard of Treasury notes, and
experimenting that the supreme Court may de-
eide that Congress can not make paper a legal
tender, have give notice that they will no lon
ger receive that kind of currency on deposit,
unless the depositor receives pay in kind. It
is also stated that the bank is retiring Its notes
from circulation, and thatit is paying for them
a premium of from one to two per cent. From
present indications in the financial operations
of the country, We would advise all to ststand
from under.n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

your three hundred dollars. We have only
to say that the Provost Marshals aud Co, may
go o--a and that any man that pays the
thieves three hundred dollars is a slave, a
knaye or a fool. Go ii, ye cripples.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT FER PEACE.
The Wayne County CO., Democrat gives
the following extract from a private letter re
ceiyed in Wooster, Ohio:
"Ohl that-our friends ct home would go to
work and settle this unhoiy rebellion, Which
can neuer he settled by aedr. Yours truly,
81 81 81. II. DOWNING
Captain Downing, before he went Into the
army, was an extreme radical, and called all
Democrats who entertained his present opin-
ions TRAITORS" Tine and experience have
opened his eyes.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
Attachment
Elizabeth Hannah,
Against
William Hannah

ID fore William 2. HILL J. P, of Mohican town.
Dskip, Ashland county, Ohio. -
On the 10Th day of January, A. D., 1868, said
Justice issued an order IF 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 18th day Of March. 1868. s454N 80
ELIZABETH HANNAH
Feb. 4, 1s6a-sw*
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
The whole Quesfion in a Nutshell.

The New York Tribune of Feb. IA, says of
Democrats and Conservatives
They are not disunionists-they do net de-
sire the permanent division of our country
but they do hope and expect to achieve its
reconstruction.
This is precisely the difference between the
conservatives and the abolition radicals. The
radicals are misunderstanding do "desire
the permanent division of our country"-and
they do not "hopc and expect to achieve its
reconstruction." Let the people remember
this distinction.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
MUSIC.

MUsIC. ur5195s :
ISAAC WHITE, teacher of Instrumental mu-
sic for 80 years, informs his friends that he is
now located in Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in Music, 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, 25, 1a63-3m.