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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05
From the Philadelphia Age.

[From the Philadelphia Age.
1T affords Us pleasure to publish the follow
ing letter from the Rev. James L Vallandig-
ham, Of Newark, Delaware. The persecution
which this gentleman has been subjected to is
anoth err evidence of the partisan malice which
rules the hour, and We feel assured that it will
meet with the reprobation of every citizen
who values tie peace and good order of So
ciety:
NEWARK, DELAWARE, July 25, 1868.
ED1ToRs OF THE AGE Military arrests
have become so common as scarcely to attract
notice /; still, when a munster of the gospel is
arrested, SOM explanation would seem to be
necessary. iDs
On the 18th inst , the Deputy Provost Mar
shall of this State, with a portion of his guard
came to Newark for the purpose Of arresting
three of our citizens on specific charges. Hav-
ing accomplished their object, they were about
to return to Wilmington. 1t was, however,
suggested by certain persons that there were
acknowledgements neighbors-who ought to
be arrested, and my name was mentioned. 1
was accordingly arrested together with sever
al other gentlemen of the first responsibility
in the community: Specific charges were now
sought for, but not a sidgle individual-not
even those who had procured my arrest
would dare tossay, on, odH, thatI had ever vi
plated any law of the State of Delaware, or of
the United States, or had ever done any thing
or said any thing against the Constitution or
the Government. I was accordingly released,
the Provost Marshal informing me that there
scere no charges against me. The same was
the case with the gentlemen who were arrest
ed with me-James II. Ray, Esq, DR.. N. III.
Clark, and Messrs. VIM. and John Reynolds,
Jr.- no charges, s~ubstdntidted by oath, could
be brought against them, and they too were
set at liberty
And now, it may be inquired, fwhy were you
pointed out as one who ought to be IrrestedF
To this question I answer that several reasons
have been suggested as the procuring cause"
of my arrest-a card which I recently pub
lished in denial of a false and slanderous
charge against my brother, the Hon. q. l..
Vallandigham-a few unpleasant words with
a / Republican neighbor in reference to a matter
in no way connected with war, politics, orthe
state of the country-the fact that l am ac-
customed, every Sabbath, to pray that the.
Lord wonld bring this war to a speedy close,
and grant us again prosperity and peace. But
though I may not be able just now certainly
and positively to give the cause, | will state a
few facts that may throw some light on the
subject
i. My name is yallandigham-,
2. / am a Democrat.
8. At the commencement of the war, l an
nounced to my people, that in. war as well as
in peace, I was resolved to preach only the
gospel-sdetermined not to know anything
among them save Jesus Christ and Him cru
ci6edo-and / have strictly adhered to the de-
termination. In consequences of this; l have
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05

BS- "Devoted to the Union from the be-
ginning, I will not desert it now, in this the
hour ofits sorest trial. YaHandighant.
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for Sa lie.

Ia good farm, situated in Montgomery toNnshlRs
N II miles from the County Seat Said fafm
consists of one hundred acres of land, Hen Wasef.
I'd and fimbered. with two good orchards, q good
farm house, a good barn, and sufficient out houses
Terms reasonable. For further particulars enquire
of the undersigned at the Auditors Once, In ASH
anu ISAAC GATES. :
August 5.-nstf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05
what Democrats Would do for la
boring men,

The City Council of New York has passed
a bill appropriating s., 50o 900 to pay the con
script price for poor men who cannot leave
their families. This is noble conduct
A similar bill was introduced into the City
aoonncil of Philadelphia, and ITS passage pre-
zAsnted @yahe REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
Wsrking.Eaen, this shows what you have got
to expect fro.a Che Abolition negro worshipers
Crisis.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05

~ To every barrel of Flour you can make
thirty pounds more Bread or Biscuit land
much better) by using Herriek ALIENS Gold
Medal Saleratua, than by yeast fermentation
or any other Salcratus. 1t is perfectly healthy,
will notturny ourcookery yellow, Will strength
en- weak stomachs, aud cure dyspeptic persons.
n is much better to use with cream tartar
than soda. Try one paper, and you will be
convinced. Most of the .Grocers sell it. De-
pot 1i2 Liberty Street, New York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05
FINKLE & LYONS
SEWING MACHINES.

THESE Machines make the lock-stitch alike on
both sides, and use less than half the thread and
silk than the single or double thread loop-stitch
Machines d, win Hem, Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid,
Bind, &c., and are better adapted than any other
Sewing Machine in use to the frequent changes and
great variety of sewing required in a family, for
they will sew from one to twenty thicknesses of
Marseilles without stopping, and make every stitch
perfect, or from the finest gauze to the heaviest
beaver cloth. or even the stoutest harness leather.
without changing the feed, needle, or tension. or
making any adjustment of Machine whatever ~
They are simple in construction and easily nm
derstood; and if any part is broken by accident, it
is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and win 90 far
to determine the choice of any intelligent buyer.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE. OR SEND
/ FOR CIRCULAR
N B.. Loca1Agents wanted in sections not yet
occupied. Address, ,3tl
FINKLE & LYON s. NJ. co,
No. $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Auouef Eth 1892 10 m
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Savannah Male and Female Academy.
THE fall term Of this Institution viii commence
on Wednesday, August 10Th, and continue eleven
weeks.
The Principal will be assisted by a full corps of
competent teachers. f @ 9taf
Cost of Tuition Per Term of IL Weeks.
Elementary Studies $4,00
Higher Engl.s h and Mathematics, 500
Language, e s.tS $50 +
Instrumental Music {Piano) 500
For further particulars add ess
CHARLES Z. GEDDES, PRINCIPAL.
Savannah, Ashland Co. Ohio.
August 5th, 1868. 3w. s
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N
TlHE undersigned has been duly appointed Exc
ecutor of the last will and estamenf Of James
GLADDEN., late OF Green Township. Ashland County.
deceased. FA@A 4SE5A
PAUL OLIVER
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We are coming, Father Abraham, three million
patriots strong; ege sues
We are here from bleak New England-froHs wes-
tern fowery plains, e faf5a
From Northern hills and valleys, we pour q count
less throng.
mans chains. eeS 4e4n
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8. At the Commencement Of the wal, ! an
nounced to my people, that il. war as we'll as
in peace, I was resolved to preach only the
gospel-"determined not to know anything
among them save Jesus Christ and Him cru
ci6edo-and / have strictly adhered to the de-
termination. In CONSEQUENCES of this; l have
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July 22nd. 1859. sw -
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Court of Com
mon Pleas of
Ashland
county Ohio.
Pc ition for
Partition
, 1863-11-18

eun to develop the position Of the enemy.
Dfsmountug, they pushed forward, and on
being discovered, were fired upon BY the
rebels from battery on the heights. Taking
9 favorable poaition, battery Of the ID UNI
ted States Artillery" responded to the rebel
artillery, their shot being effective and their
shells bursting amongst TIE rebel gunners.
whose firing was very Wild The enemy were
driven back across the river In confusion, and
fling Nas discontinued at 10 o'clock.
TIE INVALID CORPS.
The 1st and ID battalion of the Invalid
Corps were, to-day, reviewed by the Pres
ident.
JUDGE ukDERwoop's pEc1s1oH,
WARRINGTON, Nov. 17.-In the .. 8. Dis~
t1ict Court for the Eastern District Of Vir-
ginis, sitting at Alexandra, Judge Under
wood this morning delivered an opinion In
tho case OF the United States rs. Hugh Lath-
am, under the Confiscatioa Act, in which he
confiscstes the real estate Of the defendant in
tee simple. This decision gives an entiraly
different construction Of the Ian as rendered
by Other courts.
WAsHNeToN, Nov. II "A bill will be iutro-
duced early at the next session OF Congress-
to have bounty to soldiers pud In monthly
instalments, additional to their. monthly pay.
This will make their pay thirty dollars =
month, instead of thirteen dollars.
George T. .Ayre, agent tor tbs sale Of Con-
federate bouda, has been sent hither from the
Army Of the Potomac. and committed to the
Old Capitol Several other dangerous clarac-
ters hare also been sent to that prison.
Brig. Gen. Charles K. Graham has been
relieved, by order Of the Secretary Of War,
mac, and directed to report to Gen. Busley.
, 1863-11-18
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, 1863-11-18
FROM MIL WAUKEE.
Lake Disasters-Loss Of the Pro-
peller Water Witch with
all on board.
Prop, Racine Ashore---Sohr. Syra-
cuse Sunk.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
M11wAuKEE, Nov. II, 1868.
P,ivate dispatches received from Detroit
yesterday bring news Of the sinking Of the
propeller Water Witch on Lake Huron, dur
ing the gs1e Of the 11th. All on board sup
posed to be lost. She was bound from this
point to 6arnia.
The propeller Racine is reported ashore up
onthe rocks at Forty Mile Point on Lake Hu-
ron, with but little hope Of getting her of.
Propeller lows arrived from below this
morning, bringing the captain and cren
Of the schooner Syracuse, which was pre-
yiouely reported in lealzy condition on Lake
Huron. The Syracuse afterwards sunk in ten
fathoms, about twelve miles from the Straits
Of Mack1nAc.
Several other disasters ofminor Importance
arc reported.
, 1863-11-18

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 17.-The flag Of
truce boat New York arrived this evening
n It'll 5, SIS Union soldlera from Richmond.
The Richmond EnQuirsr Of The 10Th con.
tains the following:
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE enemies fire
On Sumter continues eteaauy. Battery
Gregg opened fire this afternoon on James
Island, and Fort Moultrie, Fort Lamar, and
batteries Simpkins replied.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 15.-The firing Is about
the ZANE to-day. From Thursday morning
until Saturday, at sundown, 1:5s3 mortar
Tie enemy'e fire has ceased to be OF any
injury to the fort There has been no firing
to-day on James or Sulllyan's Island. Our
batteries continue to keep up q slow fire on
Gregg'e mortar battery.
WILMINGTON, n. G, Nor. ia large
warehouse next to the cu6tomhouse was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The loss, which is
heavy, consisted Of cotton clothing and q
part Of The cargo Of the steamship Advance,
belonging to the State Of North Carolina
New YORK Nov. ia Fortress Monroe
letter to the Commercial SAYS, lately heavy re-
irforcements hhye arrived here, aud Gen. Fos-
ter was about making grand movement
which On the evening Of starting It was nip"
Fed in the bud by an order from the War De-
partmeut countermaudin9 the movement.
, 1863-11-18
[specia! Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.]

[specia! Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
6rR1soF1ELD, Nov II, 1858.
a considerable portion Of the 18th regi.
ment, which have been stationed at Camp
Butle1 for some time, leave tonight under
tie command of Lieut.. Hosmer, for Man
chester, In this State, to watch desperate
bard Of copperheads and Z. G. C.'s In that
vicinity, who IRE doing all In their power to
1etist the authority Of the Government. The
men who 60 are brave set Of men and led
ty gallant officer.
Capt. Poneroy. mastering and disbursing
officer, arrived to- day and will take hold and
assist Col. oakes and Capt. Hubbs in paying
of and preparing for the field new enlisted
men;
AFireman's Tournament will take place
here on Monday. Nov. 23a, for splendid
etand Of colors. It promises to be grand
affair. Each engine is required to draw It's
own water, play through three hundred feet
Of hose spd eeyen. eighths nozzle.
Gen. Fuller las returned home and is Civ.
Ing hIe time to the duties Of his office.
Gov. Yates Will be at the grand opening Of
the Atlantic and Western Railroad, at cfeye-
land, which comes of tomorrow.
The negro regiment At Quincy is progress.
Ing finely and Will soon be ready for service.
, 1863-11-18
FROM MT. VERNON.
The Wabash in the Supreme Court.

Especial Dispatch to othe Chicago Tribune3
MT. VERNON, Ill, NOV. II, 1858.
The argument In the case Of the People Of
Illinois, ex REL, Charles N. Keyes Us. the An.
ditor Of the State, is concluded, aud the argu-
ment Of the People Of Illinois, er rel. Hairless
Us. the Secretary Of State, has just commen-
ced. Judge D1ckey in the first, concluded
this morning for the relator, and the Wabash
railway. Hon. N. ", Fuller opened after
Judge Dickey. and concluded for the rclator,
the Wabash railway, in the other case. Nc
Al:ister will follow Fuller, and BeekWith will
follow McAlllster, botnfor the defense, aud
Arlington Will close for the relator, the va.
bash railway. ::
The case will be concluded tomorrow fore
noon. The opinion Of the court will not
probably be given during tho present session,
and no opinion can at tpre6ent be formed rs to
what that decision will be.
, 1863-11-18

Tho ls++ar In I'm r.ao md fna% vor rex Aodea 1nr
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80 ss,a ,.s ~. .h,1a.t;.z T. -,h,.h -, ~
temnt -, ,nyn .ra 80 h,c, -rn,+ vou have aaf1
~ 49, H. 1 ~. 49, S.anas s..s.a.o.s sns
nnsr ~ 49,. 80 Jat.,,,,t ~ 49, p t.at.asnts ~ ,s-sa
p,..ass ~ ..h,,s nan .n.n ~ .am hs.asns,
A'ee.s w. "n..n ~. sou meau " ~ ..,, a'.ea
1on aonil1 nat 1of sohse une Soa euuea'oiuu
eeato your CUSTOMERS p,anos OF o'nes maAe
'uan ouls. ne kasw tnas a7outa yeat ago -"
attenplea 10 SUBSTITUTE iof cur plaaos GASe,
tntonea LIE SAFE ot "nten you tooasot you coalo
maze larger pronts, beings chesP article but as Is
always Inc case WIN plaaod. whose chlef merit Is
eaespness' taeJ ia'ieo 10 take' we here admit
that VIC "oaid nave deprt7ed you OF our agency
toeo nao not neen 1or inc iaet OF your being IN
debtea TO US 1of saeh largo amount that We
could not very well s1sk the transfer Of Agency
then, but had to gst our money out ofsou drst, as
best We could
AS fesafds your accusations that our pt-
anoa were de1eet1Te1 IN several tnstances and that
We refused to make good oar guaranty, 80 that you
had to pocket your losses, VIC defy ron to sub5tan-
ttate single charge Of the Kind april 25th, 1868
you informed us that Two pianos had arrived In
damaged condition, theT having beon Injured On
the road by dampneas. We a. once allowed you
The sum Of $50 for repairing them, although we
were not obliged to, the Railroad Company being
liable for damages.
June ~ 1883, you wrote to rs that tuner had
found the piano OF Mrs. G. E. Hoyey Of Bloom
fpgton, Illinois. Detective that soundboard had
cracked, etc. In our reply to you. dated July l,
1861 We offered to fosiet the price OF said piano,
II Inc eoahdoosfd was actually cracked, as We
kne" II was NOT So four letter OF July 20, 1868,
says, 1aat you nave sn,pped another plano to Mrs.
EfS a.
, 1863-11-18

lepccia!D.tpatch to the Chicsgo Trihuue.I
ST.. Paul, Nor II, 1868.
Official returns from the leading counties,
and unofficial reports from nearly all the
counties In the State: give Miller G.535 ma
jozity.
Full returns will probably increase this
msjorit5 to 1000. THIS is gain Of 5000
crer last year, but still It does rot show what
the Union strength is.
The Tote -was very light, except In few
localities, where there was contest in loc.l
officers. Every one knew that the copper
heads wonld be overwhelmed, and conas-
quent1y the campaign was too mild to bring
ont the votes.
Set Minnesota down for L. 600, vixen full
vnfH fs nn11fd
, 1863-11-18

New York, Nov. l7.-The Herald has let
ter from Of Brazos, 9Th, giving further par
taculnrt Of the movements connected with
Gen, Banks' expedition.
4 successful reconnaissance Of the whole
'Texas coast has been made by the gunboat
Tennessee; also, o1 the mouth Of the Rio
G1ande, the PASSES and bar, and most valu-
able information as to the depth Of water
has been obtained, as we'll as Views Of the
rebel works and forces ut Sabine Puss, Calves
tor. Brszos River and other points.
During the cruise, small blockade runner,
with arms and ammunition, from Havana,
was captured and another destroyed.
Firing was heard OF Sabine Pass, supposed
to be In honor Of the arrival Of Magru3er.
, 1863-11-18

e1al Of this Department, and give good aud
square Yote against him il Executive Session.
Senators Wilson, Trumbull, Grimes, Wade.
Chan t1ler and Sumner have given their attar-
tion 10 the ma:ter. and Thoroughly under
ttand the merIta Of The csse. The order pro-
libItinr turIorph5 to membeIs of the Mis-
snnrf TeofelntnrS II aftend thu session which
rac a. 6n;nl.Iv snd eTrh.+;c.,iv ram udiatsa
h., tsa ~ 1;a,s-+,oaI+ 49, ~ -n,rht havs ciec,ed
Go1 n Rrosdhaas 1hn 'n, HroI.,.t E,rsh Il Gxnera1
~: ~ ntuaosao, 1uo .usoss n d;cs1 @aat..
~ Tue eensss ~ heeptng hmny haSaid @ ascana
~ c5;nt, A. aa ~ uum en4.u 10 49, 1o1irct1
ttssts 13n Whu " sbnn1a X - n raI;evsS ~ rha
n5;n 1aa1sa 1ny euJt thn txinp 1 FsuaJ Th,s .ff,;r
onnht ~ ~ .tS.taat nta T., itsait ~ sannrs
csSnToiJ,. ovs.+hrnN 4rd ia nnnaeouent "a.
nsaeni 1rn1n tha nsn.-smeni anu NJ ths nn!v eyant
",s tt as1a ~ ~ M no 1 faao svi,~
- Theeo 1.e -,se;, n,,t,.., ,,,,t+ara hare fo1rv
,han.hed; gdtuH ~ In+.rast n ~ tra nnhic The
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ea-t1,aJ a. or;at p.ta1s .,5 reheI svmna
th,1.es 40 sE.r"n,,1r ~ IA % Intcrsor sn5 mn,
70 ~ the1,, o-a 1nSh,1ass - a11nn,ng fhr3nrh
t;,e a,t- - ~ ,toe, hnt ther
ditoran3,e ~ rsft a. fenr, v5n1a1t nnth,eaEs nna
,non.1a - ra+s;, ~, avf"}snca Tn f'.f.1ette
nnn-tH ao,1~ i.1+Maex ~ - sxoe ranorrei That
ear3l J;,- =" aa,.,o,, ~ IHab neo1rore had
a,rIa94+aJ 9I n1a a.. ~ n.,ra,as ~ az ~ i.
Gn.a 4aseo ~ Jat.,i" @}'+Snn4 inta1ast
Thtre are other bnshwackers in Pet1s,, ea-
line, and Lafayette counties, though the cop
Ie1hcads have hit upon the plan Of calling
them Jayhawkcrs, or "1nen from Kansas,h
hoping thereby to deceive the authorities.
There are also few guerjIlas In the Soath-
NEST, but they find scanty substance to
prey upon In that region: and viii disappear
az ne seaeon grows colder Al . Fulo, the
eimply need to be warned to be kept h.rm-
less. -
Gen. schoheld has lseuad long gcnerni order
IN relation to the enlistment Of Negro soffsEa
In this State. Slave and tree reer eroes Of col
or are to be enlisted discrtmioately. Re"
ceipts are to be given to al loyal persons
whose slaves are enlisted There will be a
rendezvous for such troops tn St. Lo1t5. aud
Col. Vim. L. Pile. OF the SD Missouri Vol.
uotee7s, 10 appointed tc command them. The
lad feature Of this order is, that the enlist
1nentsa1o to be made under the direction Of
the Provost Marshal 9eneral aud his asaist-
, 1863-11-18
FROM CINCINNATI,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.l
CINCINNATI, Nov. II, 1861
Tie official soldiers vote of Hamilton
county, stands, Brough. 4e7; Vallandigham,
125; Brough's majority, 299. Brough's ma
jority In tho county Is over ! 900.
The trial Of the Noble county y.conspirators
tomorrow In the United S.ates
, 1863-11-18
Removal Of General RoSecralS.

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mis- .:s-1s w. ~ eA'~ ~~"'' III liz Bts1ossddw.y.
, 1863-11-18
Rebel Plot D1scoSs
ArA6

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.--When the United
states steamer Newbern WAS on her way to
New York With large number Of rebsl p-is-
eel from The officers and men. as there we're
4ess than ffty Of them. Oae hundrnd and
11ty Eepele could easily have effected their
cessgn, ma II not been for the ingenuity Of
naSa a o,aSs1, LET *ho, dIsgulsed as s,ilor, dis
, 1863-11-18

ET0m xnE K31C10C CVNHks
SAN FnANo1sCo, NoV- 17.-Tle stormy
Weather ceased last night. It is now pleas
art. The cargo Of the Aqu!ls cal be eayed,
and hopes are also entertained Of rais1ng this
thip ii a condition to be repaired, though
greatly damaged.
Careful estimates make the loss by the late
fire at Nevada at $50 600, Of which oaly
$50, ,0O0 WAS insured. The city Is being rapid.
~ rAhni1f
, 1863-11-18
Union TRIUMPH AT ROCK
T&U Il NXR

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
Rock ISLAND, IL, Nov. Il. 1868.
Ata special election held In this city TO-
day, for Police Magistrate, the Onion candi-
da.e was elected By ninety-eight majority.
, 1863-11-18

BUFFALO. Nov. live learn from gentle
men. just from Toronto, that Hon. Joshua
and held 70 bail In the sum Of So, 600. charg-
cd with kidnapping.
, 1863-11-18

NEw Yo1K, Nov: 17.-About na,f.,.st
ten o'clock last evening fire broke oat nHH1 Ia
which, before It could be extineuished. dsm,.
pged tho building about SIC, ,0oo worth.
, 1863-11-18
From. South CaroIiuu.

FrOEaa South Cfar01fnM.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE United States
steamer AshLnd, seventy hours from Hilton
Bead, rid Stono 1Elet and Morris 1slaGd. has
arrived. She brings the mail and dispatches
from Gen. Gllmofe. The bombardnent OF
Sumter continued.
, 1863-11-18

From the C0ust Blockade.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Navy Depart
meut has 1eceiTed information of another
capture off Wilmington. The particulars are
r f,t yft received