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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
Abduction of a Citizen of New Ter
sey---He is conveyed TO COnneesi-
mt. Imprisoned and Finally rs.


The fo.lC wing case of abduction of a citizen
of Newark has just GENE To light. On Tues
day If last wetk u young man Mann d Rob TT
Weich, for sene rlnic .mll.yed at Cumming )
fruit S and a; the Canal street bridge III thIt
city-was arcusted by a man vino asked hiEI it
he w:s willing to earn a dollar by renioTlns Il
piano from a neishborinY house. He e,nseit
ed aud accompanied the man across Broad
street to tire pqrk. where she hGser sIrddenly
seized him. charged him with being a dess rfer,
-and babe him accompany him t. New York
Notwithstanding. his prot, slauops aud rcmoh
frances, handsuffs were placed upon him, he
was forced or board Ihr train and taken 10
Nrx York, frnm Wh,eh Ae war sem to art
ford, G,5rnectifnt, nheic he wils locked UP
win four Substitute drseriers in tine Provost
MarShars Office, and kept in irnns tor several
-haA2xrr- le &as taEtu-
nate enough 10 meet a tx end. who interested
himself in his behalf The off ,rts. OF rhe
friend tn procnp, his release. h viewer were in
vain in this straight lie III n.httt escape by
eniisine az q substitutes bni The med cal fiji :
Ger r.lus'd 10 pass him While beng srn'
non, vne psft of ~ e Guy 10 aneri'er- however,
he managed ia escate, aud setfin. on board u
schooner. worked his way to New Y *
Welch Us Il nati,e of New Jersey was uev-
err in the army, and never hal any intenti"n
to enlist. lie is wei, know III Newfrk. where
ans his pareprs reside -Nrto ark 4 eUs.
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n CURE GUaRAS.FEED.
DR.. O, O. Thwing.
BkosetPic PHYS !
OF AKRON. OHIO

OF AKRON, OHIO.
Whose extraordinary success inthe reatmenl of al
chrenic disease, has rendefed his name familiar te
so many throughout Northern Chic. may be gratuit
ously consulted during 1868. as follows:
Loudonville. -IrnKas ExaLAAsS-e~ob munrt1, ot
and 9th. Mansfield. North American, each month
TN a ID 9Th. Ashland, Miller House, each month
9th ana 10th
y" consequence o the deep seatd. and in mary
cases just. prejudice which exists in the minds of a
portion of the community against alltravciing ply
sicians. DR.. Thwing will for one year. prescribe fol
all who choose TO consult him aud will charge no
thing unless his prescriptions perform al that is
promised. Ills long familiarity with The wo,sl
forms of lingering disease. togeth r with his supe
rior manner of diagnosis enables him TO make up
his mind at once whether the case is durable or no
therefore he ,uns no risk in guaranteeing a cure in
every case which he undertakes.
Bring or send a specimen of Urine. Sec ,eircnlra
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To the Voters OF the incorporate
Village of Ashland.

A few liberal men have subscribed sons
six hundred dollars to strengthen the creek
channel and continue Main s,reet TO the Brew.
cry Road. The work is about two-thirds com
pleted and the funds are all used up Unles.
those means are provided at once what has
been expended will be lost. This is to notify
you that there will be a vote taken to get an
expression for voting a tax to flash this work
and open Main street to the Wooster. Road
On next Saturday at the Eugine Room, from
4 to 4 o cioek r. NJ an election viii be held
ing at the Town Hall to discuss these subjects
All are invited 10 attend. Let all interested
come and cast their votes.
D. s. sAMPsEL, Mayor.
Ashland. Oct. 2I.1S63.
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These examinations will commence at . o'cloc
y. n and close at a p ". No applicant will
be admitted af er u NJ. Written testimonials o
good moral Character signed by a Ieast Two respon
sible persons. will be required, which Testimonial
will be kept on file. No cef;ifcates car, be ant
dated. No private examinations will be held.
None will be examined who do nei expect to IN
gage soon in teaching in This county Rece a..
mends. whore practicable, are requh ed fr m Sch .aI
directors. We earpesfly request them az The cl % .
of each term TO send us q note of the success o
their teacher.
This will aid us very n.uch in giving certifc ts
only 10 those who are successful t~eaehers.
Rev JOHN RpBlNSON,
Clerk of Ron rd of Frnmin1 !,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

r vrLr sell at public auc ion, in front of the Town
-1hURSDAF SEPTEMBER I7th, 1868,
the TO lowing properly belonging 10 the Estate of
John Jacobs, decd. to wit: the East Room of he
Town Ha / building with The portion of the Ware
Room belonging to the same in the rear thereof
and all privileges and afpurtenences belonging
thereto Us decided to said John Jacobs dec'i, by the
Incorporated village of Ashlena. Terms made
known on day OF sale
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Personal Appearance of Rebel
Generals.

Gen Longs rect is described as au Alabam
Jana thick set man, iurty-ihree Years Of age.
He was an InianfIy Major in the old army, aud
now commands the fist c.rs d'armte. BY the
soldiers he is invnrlbly spoken OF as the best
fighter in the whole army. lie seems to req wire
neither food nor sleep.
Gen. Ewell is a remarkable looking old SOL
der, bald with u prominent nose. an l iather a
hag2ard. sickly lace; having so lately lost his
leg 'bove the knee, .e is stills cptp lete Grip.
pie, aud iails off his horse rccnsionuilyz Direct
~ afier he disnnnnts he has to be put on crutch
rs He was SionrWaii JGeksuiis cuadjniDr du-
! rtfg fb, elobrnn d valley cami.aisn, and pr.,ves
an eH cieut succeshuy To thai Ge'seioI. who Was
ST. much n;dcbtrd 10 him for So mary of his
victories. He us ii ro-be a great swearrr-in
tact. be is sad 10 have, been the "niy peEsn,
who was unable To Restrain that PRO- ei>Iry be-
lore 5ackscn; but since his last (reihrr E3flal-
tIc) marriage, he has (pp a,et1lr american ex-
pressipn,) : hrsd the ehupch.".
ten. Pendie toD, thiei OF Artillery, was a
West Pointer; bur in no e peacpabIe tfn, $ he
Grlled rhe post Of Episcopal cleT-yaIau IN lex
ingron, Va. Unlike Gen Polk. he uliies the
mili+ary and cl, riraI pr. LESSONS t..getlrr aud
continues o pr. ach whenever he gets a chaLct.
On iii. Sc occasions he wtar- u surplus over
his. uuifnrm
Gen. Picket commands one of Longstrect s
divisions. lie wears ms hair m long ringlefs,
aud Is altogether rather u desl crate ionkiuS
character lie Is The .fficer vino, as Captain
Picket Of the United Suites Army. figured in
the difficulty between he British anl United
Sta,es ia the San Jnan Island affair, under
Cen iiarney, ioar or five Yeas ago.
Gen Deb Stuart rs u good lnnkirg. iovial
characr r, exactly Ike hi~ photographs lie Is
a gnod a d gaiilant s4ldiex. fbou.h he sopr-
times incurs ridicuie By his harmless affections
aad preutiariries The Other day he rude
ttrpu- h d K~IrsiniaBtowR, hts horse covered
with @arlands of roses lie also de- parts cnnsid
erably from the severe si."piicitx of dress adj
opted by other G9pfederu e Generuls; hut no
one eau deny that he IL the 'rt.ht uan in the
right pace = HlsA@ooa's 1Kayoxiae.
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Cor. RosINsoN-Among the speakers at
The Abolition jubilee on Monday night was
Col JAM. RosINsoN, of the SD Ohio. JIM
Hnds that the pay Of a Colonel is a much SUR
ier thing than the uncertain pro6ss of publish
ing an Abolition paper out in Hardin county,
and, Of course, BE yociferstes loudly Tor q S4s
Aorous prosecution of he war. 1t seem~to US
that Il he were honest In his professions, in
stead of being here making war sp. erhes he
: should be at the head OF his Regiment repel
ling the advance Of the rebels urou W asinlg
ton. 1.-The is able to p~reambuiate the State to
attend onshjolhfrstion meetings., III is Ger
tain y able to head his regimeps IN a charge
upon the rebel lines.
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NOTICE

In nu~suance of an order of the Probate Court Of
.sbIand Comfy. Ohio made on eth day # Octo-
Der. 4. D. 1868. in Ih3 case ofJa;oo Morr guardian
of andrew Marien Silliaras Alonzo Williams and
Manhew Ralston willIansaagainst wards. the un
rer ianed will. on the 7a1fy of November "A d
sf3. betw cen The hours IN o'clock A. NJ and
,hros q cloct p NJ. on he femise hereinafter de
.cr;bed offer Mt pu licsaIe. he lollowin- described
real estate situate in the county of Ashland ana
Stale. to-wit: The west half of the sout west quar-
ser ct section number twelve. in township twenty
four. of range rev. nteen.s containing eighty acres ::
excepting ont of aid eighty a .res, three acres. one
quarter four rods of land described ms fol ow.
commencing al a stone. on the south line of the
aid Quarter. where the east line Ct tie rail Road
in: ersecfs said quarter line thence east twenty
two and one halt rudS, on. said gu irter line to n
sione on the division line OF the quarter. thence
nor:h one dc gree w est On this division line forty
six and six fenthS rods-.o O stone where this finc
;n,erserts the east line of the Rail Road: thence
south len degrees wtst on he east line of the rail
70 d to the place of beginning also excepting out
of said eiglty cree me loileMlng uescrloea Iano.
line of & & ". Rail Rod and fffy-seven feet
o The east side of the centre line also the under
signed will sell at the same lime ana place the fol-
10 wing real estate belonging to said warl and ap.
nrai ,ed with the same in said county of Ashland. a
nars4ofsthe south half of the west half of the north
wesi d,fa,4er of section number twelve (i2) town
saip number twenty four. and OF range hummer
seyentean and bouuAeI and described as follows: be
ginning FOUR ee rods nor.h o. the south west cor
ner of.said section and runriHs south to the cor
neE: fhe,.ss eas, d,1 60 b enc sa noah s eIevsn rods 81
thence to The place. ofzfsgIaning .coutasuihg six
,cres and one fourth Terms Of sale, enc third
C ,sh on the day of sale one third in one and one
third Ia two We lrs from the day of salo TO be Sc
cured by mortg,ee on the premises sold. and the
deferred payments to bear interest st the rate oil 8
ner oentum per annum payable annusly.
JACOB MoRR. guardian
of said miners.
] II. M'CoMBS ATTY for Petition.
Octoher eth. IS63-nolo4w.
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Achieving a nutraI respect.

I'll is a noticeable fact that this war has al
ready cured both north aud south ofthe. weak
ness of calling each other towards, says the
Springfield Republicans, itsslf, Tor the first year
OF the war, one of the most conspicuous and
persiseent illustrators of the 'syeakn ness refer
red to ave c.rtainlyre<pect the q hitting qust-
tiles of the rebels now. and they ours" The
New York Past. commenting on the indecis We
character Ut the BATTLES IN Geor.1a, aud indeed
Il all our important battles, says aPtiy:
"Oue reasen of this is u certain equality a
mony :sen on both des, who are OF the same
race ami nation, and very z UGH alike in their
physical characteristics BrtwetE rench and
Spanish, German und Italian. or English and
Indian, there is Il marked dItference.of chArac-
ter. wh.cl- app.ars IN tlleIE csmbats If one is
more ighG and dashing than the "ther. he
makes u clean thing vi II whenever he attacks
By surprise, aud bears his adversary duwn by
the IrnpeEu -sity of his charges; OF il he happens
TO be more STURDY aud enduring than the 9th
rI, the vtry obstInacy OF his courage FINDERS
his successsure Tn. re- is a marked result eli her
way, which does not take place with Us because
IN the exact countrrpOlse of forces, and in the
terrible determination to win The mastery, mel
ther Of us will sck aoWiedse himself whipped or
indeed Is whipped he is exfinguished. Our bat
Hes, If they have no orher result, VIII AT Least,
beat us into a Fcciprncad respect for each others
proves aud endurance"
THE WHOLE ARGUMENT IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Tine following, from a late letter OF the Hun
Charles A. Buckalew, we'll ep.tomizes the ar
gnmont of these Abolltionists:
s.Juin us" (tIis IL the cry,) s.be with us.
think as We think, dpius we do, forger that yup
foretuld t-ese horrible eviis as rrsu Is Oh our
policy and We sccutcd the warning, for.et That
We lad Bfafirru,s vItch wH have t,lSt6e1 and
made premises hIch we have br"ken. toraet
hat yup Were frersseh before we mounted your
banks. au. RULED yqn by d, c,e,s, aid Fu' you
IN prlsoa by Telegraph, aud-sont tax salht rcrs
5take your earniuss, and Provost Marshals TO
seize your sous for the warl Forget all this,
and do our bidding and hold up our ha:;ds,
aud I'd Va God steed-"r-y"u are secession
ists-trsitois- cupperheads-wnr>c than the
enemy in aIms-and saved oi grace not by
merit from most cond gn and piilless Iuaish-
ment."
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Bound not to be undersold. RJr CT oihlLe na
to order om the shortest notice and fits warran>%
I've seen and like his well known store
Bccau:e I've purchased there before. s
In G~reenewa1ds' sore on Main street,
m certain 20 be fttdd neat.
And To- advance another reason,
All goods find to suit the season;
And 1 hose who from his store shall buy
Will find themselves all W alhers dry.
Zachs endeavors. never fails
To turn out work to suit. tn e sci 8.
This establishment is locate nigh,
Each branch receives a waIchful eye
In his store. you buy not in dpnht.
No false induces MS are held out.
The one price system, eresno better
Is carried out 10 the very letter
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THENEW HACK

r EtVES Ashland. eyery. morning al 8 o'clock
making connection with the trains on botn
The Rail Roads. Returning. leaves Mansfield oe
the arrival of the : O'Clock Express Train from thh
West.
The Subscriber would say to the travelling pub
lie. that lie ,hns new got a New AMI Com .ortabls
Carriage on This rouie=good ieams- and all Thing
in order, and win pur yoalhrough in double quick
Time
Thankful for past flvors. would still solicit pub
lie patronage.
GOODS for ashland Will be lett VIII
". II II. POTTER.
All orders fer goods or any business entrusted
TO his care will be promptly attended TO.
NJ WENTWORTH Prtrrle.or
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BRIIGE NOTICE,

w E will offer to'the lowest and best bidder on
w the goth day of September. at 2 o'clock
p NJ; the building of a Bridge known as Fanley's
Bridge. in MoTican township.
Also on the 9TH day of October. 1888. at 2
o'clock. P. NJ the building of q bridge in Ruggles
aaross Buck Crack, pear Mr.. BritoLers
prem ses.
ROBERT CoWAN, }com'rs.
JACOB LIMERICK
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We herebl inform the people of 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 n saying that we VIII con'd!iue
to ind .rseH all other es Adjustments in town
ring along you cash and convertible produce
and give US u trial
WILLIAMS s. SwINEFoRD.
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EHNHEnE will be offered to the lowest and be
bidders the building eftwe bridges near Leidig
Mill in Orange township on the Ihi.d day of Au
gust. at one o clock P. NJ. Also on the fourth day
Of ,ugus. at ten O o'clock A.. a., the nle OF wv,
Bridges ne1r J.. Simmons south the center Ire,
eTownship.
July 4th, 1868, JOHN BERRY.
f COWAN
EA-S
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WooD WANrEDzAs many of our friends
are DESTROYS of paying their subscription in
wood, We would say to oil such that now5is an
excellent time to bring it IN.
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sHEFIFFs SALE.
Arsine c. Wales In Ashland county

vs.
By virtue OF an alias vendi execution vs. defen
dant duly issued out of The Court of Common Pleas
Of said county. daied the 10Th day of August, 10
81. and 10 me directed.I will expose 70 sale al
public auction at the door { the Court House IN
ashland on
Saia-day the 18th day Of September. 1868
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. an i4o'cloct
P. NJ. of said day The following described land
md tenemenis. situate in tbs township of Hanover
,ine,y three (a3) and Ninety four g. ninety elk
96) ninety seven (9.J ninety eight ls8l ninet,
nine i99} one hundred (,oO1 one hundred and
wenty one f2 one hundred and twenty tw"
i22) one hundred and wenty-threelfi 23)a and one
hund, ed and twenty four (124) in Wales addition
10 the tcwn of Loudonville. Terms of sale cash
JAMES MccooL, Sheriff.
August 10Th, IS6s-t pr stAp
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GEO. W. HILL Adj.
Times please copy. s0DW

No more puny children, d eca,ed teeth, or
yellow bread, If you will use Herriek Aliens
Gold Medal Salerafus. tt ere is nothing equal
20 it. 1t is far superior 10 soda 10 use with
cream tartar. Bread or Biscuit raised by it is
more easiIydigcsted than by any other. Try
None paper, and yon Will D~otsfail 10 use it ever
after Have the Gold Medal or none. Grocers
ard Druggists Keep q
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Eor SaIe OF Trade.

Foa SALE OR TRADE, at the Store Of
WILLIAMS q swtNnroRD, zone hall aaeee q
genuine Albino Wool, taken from the ami
nal JEFF-. just before he escaped nom The
Engine room;
JAMES SwINEFoRD.
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NARRIED,

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. ". A q.
EMEEsoN, Mr. WILLIAM W. KENDIG, to
Nils MINERVA A0MAN, all Of Ashland
County. Ohio.
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FfSkLE& v4f9N}S
SEW MACHINES.


Taras aIaelanssnsks the lock stitch alike .on
both sides, than half the thread and
Eslucss S81s q
six ihah the single or Double thread 10 1cs.tl,
Machines d win Hem, Fell. Gather, Cord. Braid
Bind & !, ana arc better adapted than any other
Sewing Machine in use ID the frequent changes and
great variety Of sewing, REQUIRED in a family, for
they win sew from one 70 twenty thieknesses of
Mprsedles vishsut Stopping, and make every stitch
perfect. or from the finest gauze 10 the heaviest
bsaver cloth. or even the ~stoptest harness leather.
xithout changing the feed, needle, or tension, or
making any adjustment Of Machine Ehateveril u
They are simple in construction, and easily un-
derstood; and If any rsEsissseksa By accident, it
These are PECULIAR FACTS. and will 60 far
to determine the choice of any Intelligent buyer,
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE, Or SEND
FOR CIRCULAR.
N B.. Loo: lAgents wanted in sections not yet
oceusied. Address,
B1nKIs 6 LYON s. NJ, CO,
No. sss BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
August 5th, 1863. IL mos.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
BY j NJ. HAMMETT
JERoMEvILLE, OHIO

TIL. S house having been thorougly re fitted. i
now prepared Tor the accommodation of his friends
AMI the public.
Aug ust II, 1868. no9
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SPECIAL NOTICE

TTAVING sold out my entire stock of goods AMI
retired from business. I desire rs soon NJ
possible to seitle up my affairs All those who
have unsettled accounts will therefore please call
at once and save O. sis as my business mugt be-
closed NJ book will be found at-ihe stone but
ter store with either myself or NJ. Drayfon
8. Il. WICK.
Askland,s Sept 3. 1Sr2-6wn13
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T r n
Notice tc Teachers.

I>HE Bo ,rd of Sch oil Examiners of Ashla
i .Jouny VIII hold the blowing rxaminaLioi
during ne ycaflo6o. at Ashland viz
The 4th Saturday oIJanuavy,
Sd saturday OF FeErLaiy.
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Ayers Cherry pectoral

CoughsS Colds, Innnenza,e Tfoaraenee$
Group, B~renchItis, IneiPlent Cons
tiol, and for the RELIEF of leumps
tive Pntients, in advanced
3 stages of tho Disease.
This is a remedy so universally Known 10 surrass eny
other for the euro of throat and lung coFnpialnfss fhettt
Ia useless here to publish the evidence Of it's virtues. TIA
Anriyailed excellence for coughs and colds, and ia truly
wonderiu l cures of pulmonary liHeaee, have NAME %
known throughout the civilized NATIONS 81 the Garth
Few are the communities, or even families, among fIicm
who have not come personal expcricnce or ifs e6ecfH
some living trophy in their midat OF IFS yictory over the
snhtle and dangerous ;6isczders of the Throat onl lnng61F
As all know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders. md
as they know too. the effects OF this remedy. we neednQf
do more than to assure them that II has now all ire ar
tues that it did have when making the cures which hayo
won SO str6Ig1y upon The confidence of man.ind.
Prepared by Dr.. +. c. AVER s. Co. LOWELL Esrx
NOTICE.
TINE Undersigned has been duly appointed e.
4 s%ecntor- of The iasf will and es,ameni Of James
Gladden.. hate of Green Tow sip .Assisad souutrs
Ju.y 20, 1soa-zs
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