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r. We learn from the Je ffrrsonian
that Mr.. elephant. Treasurer elect. is
about 70 start for bis old home in Mary
land. on . visit. "Gep." takes time
BY the forelock' and does his visiting
before the duties Of his new Office shall
claim his attention.
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Long Evenings.

We suggest that ~ the long evenings
are sow At hand. We organise some
kind ola Literary or Debating Sos; e,y.
for the sAntal benefit and entertainment,
OF oil concerned. What say our CHI.
sens =? Hsifr ~ 4t
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

AAAAAO 61A ulAs "A.
DISEASES f.he NEavoUs. SEMINAL, CRIs.
~ ART and SEXUAL SrsTENs nni relia-
bio treaImen, = IN Repcrts OF the HOW ARD
ASSoClAIlON-Sen by mail in sealed envel-
opcs. free All cha rye
Address, DIX. J. SKlLLiN HOUGHTON. Ac-
ting Surgeon. Howard Association NJ. 2 South
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@ We observe that both the Con.
-serva,ivs and the BuII.tin copy an item
from our las, weeks issue and credit j
10 the Je6evs0nian.
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TnE NENAaA COURIER is new can
didate for popular favor. Ii is a six
column paper published BY John N.
Cone. at Seneca. Nemaha county, Kan
-sas. and has ti.s ring Of true metal
The 6rsi number evibees ability and We
wish the proprietor abundan, success.
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ERRArrN. We forgot TO make a
small correction in the 'm.jori.ies' last
week. Gephart's majority was l55.nol
ao5. Is Typographical error made us
say.
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eE Aessrs. Qsaisls. MiIling,on 4
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
s.Great Administration victory y,

The recent election in the State of Ken
tucky resulted in Gan overwhelming admins
tration victory"-so the pensioned organs of
Lincoln tell us and they tell the truth for
once Gen. Burnside, ''the Fredericksburg
butcher" in pursuance of orders from Wash
ington, stationed military force at nearly
every election precinct in the State, who took
charge of the polls, and conducted the e,ec-
ton after the style of Louis Napoleon, in
France! The Democratic citizens of the
State were completely disfranchised. In near
ly every district the names of the Democratic
candidates were stricken from the lists and
Democratic voters were driven from the polls
at the point of the bayonet In about one
half the precincts in the State, not single
Democratic'was polled The whole proceed
ing, so far as it might be considered as an ex-
preston of the people, was a complete farce
And yet the Abolition papers shout and CROW
over the result, as triumph of their despotic
partyl If there had been a fair and honest
election in Kentucky, the Democracy would
have carried the State by an immense majori.
ty. The Abolition Administration at Wash.
ington was fully advised of this fact, and
hence it was determined by the friends of ne
gro "freedom" that the Democratic voters of
The State should not exercise the elective
under the false and miserable plea
hat they were not "loyal" citizensl A great
,r outrage was never perpetrated upon free
nen but yet it was all in perfect character |
With the whole course of Lincoln's tyranical |
dministration-1M. Yernon Banner -a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Great RObbery--LeadingO Ohio Re
pubIicans Engagedin it.

Captain HURT, the senior editor of the
'Ohio State Journal" the central organ of
Ohio Republicanism, has just been put under
arrest by Gen. Burnside, charged with COM
mitting ENORMOUS FRAUDS ON THE
GOVERNMENT the largest, it is
SAID, that have been perpetrated during the
war. Prominent Republicans of Columbus
are implicated in this GIGANTIC SWIM
DIE
No papers in Ohio has said more about
LOYALTY than this same State. Journal
Noman has been more abusive of Yallandig-
ham, than this scoundrel HURT.
Key Hole Cuts, and swindler Hurtt, are
just the sort of men to abuse Vallandigham
and are quite as honorable and ho2est as nine
tenths of the Republican leaders.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
How Democrats are Converted.

Major William l.. Coel, editor of the Irish
An,ericam and late Paymaster in the United
States Army, published an account of the eff
forts of the Administration agents to manufac-
ture party capital out of his Paymasters ap-
pointment, which throws considerable light on
the surprising conversion of many notable Dem
ocratic officers and Generals in the Radical pro-
gramme 1t seems that last winter Major Cole,
after his appointment, met with a once zeal
GUS Democrat, but now extreme Republican,
who is also Clerk of the Senate, in Washing
ton, when the following conversation, as rela-
ted by Major Cole, ensued:
"Well, Mr.. Cole, perceive that you have
been appointed Paymaster in the United States
Army" answered Yes" He said "Now,
that you have received favor from the Gov
ernment expect that the Irish Anaeican Will
support the Administration" In answer,
said, Il did not look upon my appointment.a as
favor, but as right; that the Irish- q nlericon
had done more in support of the Government
since the war broke out than any Republican pa
paper" He said "The Irish american was as
disloyal as the World; it published that traitor s
(Seymour's) message to the New York Legisla-
ture with editorial comments approving oft"
said, "I am pleased to find you read the Irish.
American, and if you look upon Governor Sey-
mour az traitor, I am afraid that more than
tvo-thirds of the inhabitants ofthe loyal States
are traitors"
"Well," he said, "you are not confirmed by
the Senate yet" I said, "No, but am aware
that you are not the Senate of the United
States" {:
He said, eI will take good care that you are
not confirmed"
1 said,,"I think that is snail business for
the Secretary of the Senate of the United States
to be engaged in," and we parted.
On the Ctr of January last Major Cole swas
ordered to report for. duty IN Leavenworth, Kan
sas obviously with view of Withdrawing him
as far as possible from home politics. On the
2Sth of April following he was informed that
as the Senate had negatived his appointment
the President had revoked it.-M Y. Erpress.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Liberty of the Ballot Illustrated

The following delectabIe conversation is re
| ported in the Louisville Democrat as having
| taken place in one of the townships during the
late Kentucky election. 27
Voter--I want to VOTE
Judge-Are you a loyal man? fiDR
Voter-I am. i.t.sf s1a s. a1s
.Judge-Tn favor of suppressing the rebel,
lion by a vigorous prosecution of the war 2o
- Judge--Are you in favor of voting men and
money to prosecute the war
Voter-I am. szI2 zffF
Are you in favor of supporting the Fed
eral Administration and the enforcement of
its laws .,5.
V-No, sir; am opposed to the policy of
the present Administration.
J-Are you willing to take this oath |?
handing him Col Fosters oath.) '
V.-Yes, sir; will take that oath.
Are you willing to take an oath in ad.
dition, to support the present Administration
and the enforcement of its laws 8.,..
V.--No, sir !; I will not take such an oath
J.-Then, sir, you connot vote here. 81
VI will take any oath prescribed by the
Constitution or laws of Kentucky. L only
want to cast one vote, and that for Colonel
McHenry.
J.-You can't vote here, sir; and so help
me God, norman shall vote here to-day with
out he is willing to swear that he will support
the present administration.
Second V.-Judge. will you please to in
form us, sir, where you get your authority to
require such an oath as that to be admins
tered IN ''rs efEs
J.-That's my business, sir, and if you don t |
leave here will ine,y you.-More uoters.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
From the Logan County Gazette.
Ode for the Great Occasion.

Ode for. the Great Occasion.
Oh, de niggahs in procession,
Am de glory OBJ de day,
An da illuminate de 'casion
Wild de rapturous hurray,
And de noble standard bearer
- For de sojer didn't care
But he carries all de darkeys
Charging nnffin for de fare.
So Cuff
Goes for Bruff,
An he's 'lected shoah enuf
For de darkeys on de 'casion say dat Jonny is de
stuff
Old John swear like the debbil
---ss But de dnrkeys doesn't care,
Da say de standard bearer
Has de right to cuss and swear
And old John he swallows brandy,
But the culled people say
Dat de reason why he swallows
Is to keep de fits away,
So Cuff
Goes for Bruff,
An he's 1ected shoah enuff;
For de darkeys on de 'casion say dat Jonny is de
stuff.
De boys once chawed tobacker,
And de reason OBJ de act
was to cure his eussed toe corns,
AS is known to be a fact,
And If corns is cured by chawin
AS is sartifed by some,
Why de appofltic plexy
May be cured by drinkin rum
So Cuff
Goes for Bruff
And de reasons plain enuf;
For de darkeys on de 'casion say dat Jonny is de
stuff.
We heard de standard bearer,
When he tried to 'splain away,
De 'easion OBJ de reason
Why de sojers had to pay,
We tried, and couldn't see itr;'
But we didn't care cuss,
For de darkeys all am sartin.
Dat ole John is true to us,
And Cuff
Goes for Bruff,
An de reasons plain enuf,
For de darkeys on de 'casion say dat Jonny is de
stuff,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Woe Unto the Bad Men.

The Indictment now pending before the
people of Ohio against Abolition rule contains
these charges -Ey sdt.nD. !,
That it has trampled our State Constitution
under foot. - :
That it has suspended our State laws 1ss !,
That it has rendered our State Courts and
Judges powerless. -
= That. it has seized our eitizens, imprisoned
and banished them without due process of law.
That is has overawed the Legislature By
the bayonet. =
And that it has attempted to array the SOL,
diers we furnished to put down the rebellion
against the loyal citizens wio furnished them,
in deadly combat. M ,i5gzs les.ss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
W. MARSHALL ANDERSON
REPUBLICAN EIzzLEs. The Republian

REPUBLICAN EIzzLEs. The Republican
Mass (?) Meetings in the Southern part of the
State are pronounced by their orgaus, the Gin
cinnati Gazette and Commercial, as almost
failures! The Meetings at Chilicothe Hillsboro
Piketon, jackson, and other places we might
name, have been total failures. How can it be
otherwise, when the tide of public opinion is
set in favor of the noble iberty-lov-
ing Democracy? Democrats, you have every
thing to encourage you! Stand firm, falter not.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

SoRGUM SYRUP.-Mr.. William Mansfield
intends erecting Mill and Evarortar for.
pressing che juice and making syrup, this fall,
He thinks he viii be able tosmakes more syrup
and better quality than ever was fmadesbe-;
fore in this county He:wapts sorghum raisers
was thi best ever efersd in this market. 50 saw
our dealers. gp6es17Tsfts asiis 70 sas tdgs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

OWNING Up.-The New Haven Courier
firm Republican paper, says: "Contractors have
carried on the war The blood of our men, the
graves of our wounded, the tears of the orphan
and widow have been coined into money. they
have swindled the government out of hundreds
of millions They have piled fotune upon for
tune. As. disting guished officer at Washington
SAID, ,saI he operations of this war are man
aged uTesd ~ t4sstsessifSaf swindlers' F"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Political AIphabet-A Few Things
the Democratic Party Oppose.

Anarchy, Arbitrary Arrests, Abolitionism
and Abraham;
Bastiles, Punishment, Burnside, Butler and
Brough;
Chase, Contractors and Courts martial
Disunion, Darkies, the Devil, and Davis;
Emancipation and Everything Evil;
E'anatacism, Fraud and Favoritism;
Greely and Cory Graves for soldiers;
Home patriots, Halleck, Hascal, and
Humbug;
Irrepressible Incompetency Tnjuring.. Inter
ests;
Jacobinical Jackasses Jeering at Justice;
King Abe, the Know nothing;
Lying Leagu uers Leaguing for Long Legged
Lincoln;
military necessity" Martial law, and
McCellan's removal;
''No party party" Negro equality and Ne
gro soldiers; te
Oppression for Opinions Opposed to Old
Abe;
Propagating Politics by Perverse Pestifer-
GUS Political Priests;
Ouarreliug in the Cabinet;
Riots, Rebels, and Ruin of the Republic by
Republican Rule;
Secession, Separation, and Subjugation;
Tyranny, Traitors, Tod, and .sToddy;"
Usurpation and Unjust laws;
Vagaries and Various Varieties of William
ous. rulers; -, t53
War Wages by Wicked Warriors;
Exemption of the rich, Xciting mobs, and |
Executive dictation;
Yelping abolition hounds;
Zealots in abolitionism;
& SO foth- Wayne Go. Democrat.
bG-Vote for Vallandigham and Liberty,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
From the Circleville Democrat of August gath.
LETTER FROM w. MARSHALL
ANDERSON.

CIRcLEvILLE, August Ii, 1868.
W. Marshall Anderson, iSeucn Oaks, Picka-
aray County, Ohio.
DEAR SIR Since the nomination of Val
landigham have been frequently asked the
question by Democrats, both at home and
abroad, whether you would support Mr.. Val
landigham and what your opinions were in
regard to the policy of the two political par
ties at the present time giving as reason
for asking the question, that your brother,
Charles Anderson, was candidate on the Re-
publican ticket, thinking perhaps the position
he occupies, would have some influence upon
you. Very respectfully yours,
VIM. DOANE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

BG Eternal vigilance is the price of hber-
ty, and the defeat of Railroad Brough is the
price of Free Speech, Free Press, and Free.
Men in OHIO Let the price be paid in a
manner worthy of the high objects to be OBJ
tanned by the outlay.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

III vote given John Brough is a
vote, for more drafts. ieo11 a1a
Every vote given for the Democratic candi-
date y { gete to restore the Union without
any al 7 S S.eff ihfsafts.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

eld in Northern Ohio, and it is expec-
at everygman, woman and child who are
or of the Constitution as it is and the
as ii was, WILL COME!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

NJ Buy your Groceries of JACOBS &
MURRAY. .tp@
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

gone forth "where blood and carnage clothe
the ground in crimson, sounding with death
1 groans." One of them L shall never see more.
He sleeps the long sleep at Vicskburg. And
yet am "Copperhead," L am a "Butternut"
I am ga black hearted traitor and ought to be
sent to Fort Warren" "Heu me naiserasns'' .
How very wretched I should feel; Those
smart men those men who stand on the .stfeet
i0gnsgs 0r an5 If psg1eras59 pr RroesssioPs cess
filed with Justice and generosity for th ~ scsJgI,
low citizens. Who says they are breeches
pocket patriots The thought is slanderous !;
they are noble, disinterested souls
= But enough, enought of such fox faced YER
min. The charge has been made, the charge
is constantly repeated, that Democrats prefer
their party to their own country. Hence the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

1arVote for Vallandigham and Liberty,
and against Brough and Draft
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Have We a Government p,

MS question, asked at the commencement
le war with some pertinency, has now re-
ed solution, satisfactory at least to those
'e inquiries were the most anxious. And
answer is that a0e amt got anything else /!
have no rights and no liberty left. We
too strong government. True, two
S are, saved to the Democracy-the right
q tares aud the right TO be drafted We
thankful to the Black Republicans for
ng even SO stlnted a portion of our free
We apprehend the question as 10 wheth-
} have governments is now at rest, and
wing issue with the Democrats has be-
, Haze aoe any Liberties teftP No doubt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

nev6ro
Aue5ee
Govels
BILE TIN
before
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

The following delectable conversation is re-
ported in the Louisville Democrat as having
taken place in one of the townships during the
late Kentucky election F9H! Tzsrters7Y 81 z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

On this point his trainers have made their first
and grandest mistake. They go for quantity
he cares only for quality. "In days lang
syne" Prentice, of the Louisville Journal said
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18
Serycd slIn Right.

an E.oc ting .Sc.hie H n NeIc York Rd'irO>Id
Ca--An AJoEtion !SpccuIator' az IEHta',
B'oo1 !Sq9,c! Ly q '.Cgloc'lEead" I"
Honsdn tcho lead Lost t,rO Sous ia tie
HCT-T'he .Soou,,lI'ci Pi.cied o.. Of be
Car ly Zee Passeeg1%.
In :; ca7. on a railroad which runs into
New YorS, few mornings ago. scene
occurred which will no; soon be forgotten
by the witnesses of it a person dressed
as a gentleman. speaking to :, friend across
the car said: g We'll. hope the ,y:.r NAV
last six months longer. Ii il does shall
have made enough TO retire from business
In the last six months I've made hun
dred thousand doilars-siX months more
and shall have enough"
y lady sat bShin! the speaker, and
necessarily heard bis remark but when
lie was done she tapped him on the shoul-
der, and said 10 him: . Sir. had tive
sons-one Of them was Killed at the battle
Of Fredericksburg the other was killed
I at the battle of Nurf: ecs6oTo'''
f! She was siicn; moment, and 50 werr
all around vino heard her. Than over.
come by her Indignation, she sudden,
slapped the sncculi:or, first on one check
then on the other, and before the tel!Oy,
| could say word the passengers sittin.
near, who had Witnessed the who!e affair
seized him huriedIy and pushed him on
CT the car, as one not liz to ride wi:l: De
: cent rcon.e.--N. J.. EreEisg Post.
The Post Uugh; tc have told The res
of iilis story This same spccnlator b.
lieves that all who pray for peace onsh
to be hung he has contributed % 4 fun
TO carry the New Hampshire and Co:l
ncciicut elections for the administration
he asserts that Generals Porter Al
? Mcclellan 81. traitors ne believes In IL
, proclamation and the conliscation act. an
swears by the Tribune and PpH. Ca III
{ other hand. the poc- woman who lost hl
sons is n copPe.head Of the most viruler
tvpc, and would serve the Post people 8
she did the speculator if she got with
| the same distance of their cars-N ]
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