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Hon. n. stnutou.

As this gentleman is announced to
speak to the Abolition lists of Ashland
county on the 4th of October, it may be
well to inquire who he is and what has
been his political presidents in reference
to this Abolition war for coersive purpo-
SEES. Mr.. Stanton,Sit will be remembered,
was a member of the House of Represen-
~tatives in the seth Congress of the Uni.
ted States in 1861. He took the usual
GA tn of Office imposed on all member Of
that body, to support tie Constitution and
laws of the United States. The House
being in the committee of the whole on
the state of the Union, on the 18th day
Of January, 1861, Mr.. Stanton under the
solemn obligation of his oath, taken be-
fore high heaven, spoke as follows in re-
ference to a war to coerce the Southern
States:
"I grant you, very freely and frankly,
that 1 do not believe this Governments
can permanently be hel together by mill
tary force. I do not believe that any Sec
ton of this Confederacy will ultimately
subjugate End overrnn the other. and hold
it as a conquered province. I have no
idea Of any such thing. It is against the
genius and the spirit of tho age. Nobody
would attempt any such thing. I regard
a civil war as really settling the question
that there is to be ultimately a separate
%oonfederacy. have no idea that such a
war could end otherwise than in a separa-
ton Of this Union, aud the organization
of separate confederacies. 1 am perfect.
ly satisfied of that. Anybody who sup
poses that fifteen, or even seven or eight.
of the States can be held as s~ubjugated
and conquered provinces makes a great
mistake. But, whether they can or not
they ought not to be. 1t is against the
spirit and the genius of the aga; and no
man ought to seek to do it." See Appen-
dix to Congressional Globe, I'd Session
Page 60.
That was Mr.. Stanton in 1861, when
honesty was a commodity among politi-
clans. In 1864 we find him posted for a
Unicn speech in Ashland in which he
will advocate a vigorous prosecution of
the war for a restoration of the Union
and the freedom of the niger. Now
Mr.. Stanton. the burden of proof is on
you to reconcile your speech of 1861 with
the ore you will be compelled to make in
Ashland on the 4th of October, 1864
Were you honest in 1861 when you slid
that "you regarded a civil war as really
the question that there is to be
dishonest now. or we're you perjured in
81 and honest now? The people Of Ash
and county ask for an explanation, as
have a right to do, and q failure or
of Mr. Stanton to respond salts
will be taken as au evidence Of
MS duubfe-deaiiug now, as well as his dis
and perjury Gin 1861. We will
wait to hear from Mi Stanton.
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Sherif's Proclamation.

DRocLAMATIoN is hereby made to all
i qualified Voters of Ashland County,
that a general Election will be held as
required by Law on the 18th, being the
second Tuesday of October, A. d. 1854,
at the several places of holding Elections
in said County, at which time the follow
ing officers are to be elected, viz:
One Secretary of State.
Three Supreme Judges.
One Attorney General.
One Comptroller of the Treasury.
Two Members Board Public Works.
One Member Of Congress. Is.
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The voters of the several Townships of
said County are also hereby notified, that
the Election for t%wenty-one Electors, to
choose a President and Vice President
Of the United States, will be held on
Tuesday Dext after the first Monday in
November, A. D., 1864, a. the usual
places of holding Elections in each Of tho
JAMES McCOOL,
Sheriff of Ashland Co.
September 81, A. D. 1861. )
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Mv-The Democratic club Of Montgom
cry township will be addressed on next
Saturday evening al the Court House by
she Hon.aB5 Burns, Of Mansfield, and 9TH
ers..Mr. Burns il agood orator and under
stands how to handle Abolition ~treaehery
and treason. twill pay every Democrat
to hear him Lei All turn out and bring
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n% The ron,

DEF The consignment of Abolition
treason and diauuion to an SYNONYMOUS
grave will take place in Ashland county
as we'll as the bal tnce of the State of
Ohio, on the I1th day of October next
All are invited to attend the funeral
Nieeers included.
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Howard Association.

OF PHILADELPHIA, p.
nISEASES of the Nervous, Sentinel. Uri
nary and Sexual S stems-newa and re-
liable treatment-in reports of the Howar
Association-sent by mail in a sealed letter ed
velope, free of charge. Address. Dr. J. SKIN
LIN HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Mol.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa
July 8, 1864. y19notf
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q. s. Internal Revenue.
Co1Iector's Notice.

THE Assessors Duplicate for the Internal
Revenue for the County of Ashland has
been returned to me. All persons Assessed
will take notice, and make payment at my
office, No. /, Town Hall building, in the
town of Ashland, between The 18th day of
July and the 10th day of August, 1864. The
penalty will be enforced a ter the expirati n
of said time.
Taxes due for The months of March. April,
May and June, must also be paid
Revenue stamps for sale at my Office.
II. Il. PARMELY,
Deputy Collector,
Fifth Division 18th Dist.
I4w71
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ATTACHMENT. .

ATTACHMENT.
.,a, Beer & Graham, plaintiffs,
John Tasting, Defendant. r
DEFORE. J. p, Devor. Justice of the Peace
Id of Montgomery township, Ashland Co.
Ohio. On the 9th day Of July. 1854. said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum of 1878.
BEER s. GRAHAM.
July 20, 4wn7
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Attachment.

PARROT, Prf, Before More II Rust
against Justice of the Peace
Thomas Bush. Deft. of Hanover township
Ashland county, Ohio. On the 9th day of
1864, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action 70" the sum
of two hundred and ffty-four dollars and IF
teen cents. ~ er ,s ~ dltc
THOMAS PARRoTT.
Loudonyille, Sept. 6, 1s64-sw MA.
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'uemecratic Ticket.

For Secretary of State.
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG.
53ayf1: Supreme Judges,
81 blBods (FoR FULL. TERM,
gtPHILADELPH VAN TRUMP.
Gro FILL VACANCIES
Long Vacancy:
MAGHIAs g. WHITELEY.
-ssga4 Short Vacancy,
e4 BOYS
ssSs1- Attorney General,
LYMAN R.4CRITCHF1ELD.
SO Conpiroller of the Treasury.
WILLIAM Ssy Y. PRENTISS.
- - Board of Public Works,
tKtL.L TERM.)
uss WILLIAM LARWILL
-e1q (FoR yAoANoY.)
= CHARLES +BOESEL.
AhIand County Democratic
eli 10 Ticket.
For .Gongrsss.
GEORGE BLISS
7rFa4 Auditor
sg ISAAC GATES.
Aate t Sheriff. .
JOHN G. BROWN.
s1s Prosecuting Attorney
'ss5 GEORGE w. HILL.
Recorder,
GEORGE W. URIE.
Z II Commissioner.
ii HENRY WICKS.
J. Surveyor,
bss JOHN KEENE.
yTsi 1n6rmary Director,
WILLIAM CRAIG
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Per Eieefoss OF President and vice
s5RrsefdeFit ef n Unlted STATES.
k~sa,faH RasesSzs at Lprgs.
cd Charles Reemelin,
Tbomss w! BARLEY.

Cya9ressfonol Elesfors.
-s9h9AE Waiter,
%srnsSekjH .;s
- William J. Gilmore.
TMSEs Smith,
sc ghs5ieEN. Lamison,
A5I6s6EB Telfair,
william II. Creigkton,
hudson A. Beebe,
SO Edward =. S.oWe,
james G. Haly,
Hsnfygs Moore,
52nies Emmitt,
Charles 81: johnson,
Neal Power,
aR1bert A. Constable,
Oliver j SWaney,
Charles NJ. Atom,
David r. Paige.
Simeon L. Hunt.
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POLITICAL CARICATCRE No
Or.
The Mill ennium Of Abolitionisn

The Mill ennium Of Abolitionism
TNHIS PICTURE, tie same size as s.The
Grave of the Union" IS a capital hit up
on the new plank in the Republican Platform.
1t represents society as it is to be in the era
of Equality and Fraternity" Sumner is in
Producing a %strapping .'colored lady to tie
President A young woman (white) is being
kissed by a big buck niger, while E lady lee
turer, supposed 10 be "The Inspired Maid"
sits upon the knee of a sa BILE brother urging
him 10 come to her lectures, while Greeley in
The very height of ecstatic enjoyment, is eat
ing ice cream with q female Airl. an cf moi
strous physique. declaring that society had at
last reached absolute perfection. In the back
ground is a carriage, negroes inside, with
white drivers and footmen; a white servant
girl drawing a niger baby, and a newly ar:
rived German surveying the whole scene ex-
claims, "Mine Got. vot q guniry. vot a bee
ples!'
No description can do justice to the hits
contained in this picture. 1t holds s'the mir
TOR up TO nature" The artist has achieved n
great success in depicting the practical work
ings of "Miscegcnation," the logical result of
the Equality and Fraternity doctrine.
1t ought to he circulated far and wide as a
campaign document.
Price % cents per copy five copies. 81. elev
en- copies, s., post paid. By express, SIG
peg hundred.
Address, giving post Office, county and
State, in full, BROMLEY CO.
Box 4 265. New York Post efice
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Convertible intO a Six per cent. 5-20t
Gid BOni

--E - ~
In addition to the very liberal Interest on
the notes for three years, this privilege of con
version is now. worth aboutthree per cent. per
annum, for the current rate for 20 Bonds Is
not lefs than nine per. cent. premium, and before
the war the premium on six per cent. q. 8
stocks was ever twenty per cent. II will b..
seen that fhe aetnal profit on this loan, at II
present market rate, is not less than ten fef
cent. Per annum. S. T.v7L- sf.S &sr52
Exemption from State or Mani.
cipal Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have
enun erared, . special Act of Congress sxem1s
all bonds and Treasury notes from focal taxation
Ga the average, this exemption is worth absul
Two per cent. per annu'n, according tothe rate
o taxatfon in various parts of the ceuntry.-f
1t is believed that no securities offer 81 prsat.
induce -ents 10 lenders as ,those issaed=by tire
government In all other forms Of indebted
ness, the faith or ability of priaate parties .os
stock companies, or separate communi5 les
only. is pledged for payment. while the whole.
properly of the country Is held TO secure the.
discharge of all the obligations of the United
States.
While the government offers the. most liberia
terms for its loans. it believes thatTthe v-ry
tron,tgest appeal will be TO the loyalty and pat
rictism of the people.
Duplicate certificates Willie issued for all
deposits The party depositing mu st endorse
upon the original certificate the denomination
of notes required, and whether they are to be
issu1d in blank or payable 10 order. When
SO endorsed it must be left with the officer, re-
ceiving the deposit. to be forwarded to the
Ire .sury Department. La 80
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL De RECEIVED by the
Treasurer of the United States, at Washing,
ton, the several Assistant Urea >urers and des-
ignatei Depositaries, and by the 4 =
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF z
ASHLAND OHIO r..
and by all National Banks which are dePosisa;-
ries of public money, and ta65 al
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further in.
and /:
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBsCREs.
BERS.
august 17th,-nl1tf. -,
80 5000
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TAIN, Cushion and wood seat Chairs, wit
~ . general stock Of wood and iron furnit
urs en- had ~ .sD5 u u EICKoKs, !
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schooI- n

The following is the result of School Exam
~inations held May 18th. June 1st and 25ih.
July 9th ,'August eth aud Sept. 10th, 1864,
giving The name sud address OF each success
full applicant, and time for which certificate
cr,ptol
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r HEREBY notify all persons that my wife
i FANNY FIKE,f having left my bed aud
board ag inst my consent, and without any
cause or provocation, upon my part. 1 will
pay no debts of her Contracting.
JOHN K. FIKE
June 10, 1364-3w
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COUNTY

One Auditor.
One Sheriff.
One Prosecuting Attorney.
One Recorder.
One Commissioner.
One Surveyor.
One Iu6rmary Director.
The Trustees of the several Townships
are required to return 10 the Clerk CT the
Court of Common Pleas, with the Poll
Books, the following number of Jurors
from their respective Townships, to wit:
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS
LOAN.

IT Is A NATIONAL SAVING BANK, Offering
higher rate of interest than my other, and
the best security. Any saving bank which pays
its deposi,ors in Us: Notes. consider thati IL
is paying in the best circulating medium Of
the country, and it cannot pay in anythir 8 :
better, for its own assests are either in gosess-
ment securities or in notes or bonds payable
in government paper. a. So
1t is equally convenient as 3 temporary or
perman eut investment The notes can always
be sold for within q fraction of theiI face and
accumulated interest, and are the best security
with banks as collaterals for discounts. IA
Convertible into a Six per cent. $50
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Dissolution Notice

NorIcE is hereby given that the firm ofG
l ROLLER & Howard is dissolved and That
all notes and accounts are in the hands of W.
A Roller, for settlement AL personsinow-
ing themselves indebted to the firm are re-
quested to settle the same by the frst day OF
October pext, as a change Of business makes
it. IMPERATIvELY NECESSARY that the claims s
due the firm should be Immediately co4ecsed.3 10
81 ROLLER & HOWARD. LOO
Sept. 1, 1s64-Sw nl4.s tzls7st u
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Adm1n1StratOr'S Notice,
Notice is hereby given thaithe undersigned
was On the 2lst day of July, 1854. duly appoin-
ted Administrator Ca the estate eff John Har-
brand. deceased.
august II, 1~s64-8w11*
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NOTICE.
NOTICE ~
nA- Subscribe for .he Ashland Un;on.
NOTICE.

nA- Subscribe for she Ashland Union.
NOTICE.
Joseph G.. Bolles, Admin ! In the Pro-
is;ratoro of Sarah Peigh, decd @
against bate Court
Lucinda Black and - !
Black, her husband, Lewis of Ashland
Cook and - Cook, his
wife, Elizabeth Mckee, and County,
- Mckee, her husband,
Moses Cook and Emily his Ohio.
wife, Phebe Leslie, and
- Leslie her husband, Petition to
John Cook, George Cook,
Uriah Cook, Wilson Cook, sell
and others who are unknown &C..
heirs of said Sarah Peigh, Land. 3,
deceased. -.r IA. b.
To Lucinda Black and - Black, her
husband, Lewis Cook, - Cook, his wife,
Elizabeth Mckee. and - her husband.
Phete Leslie. and - Leslie her husband,
John Cook. George Cook, Uriah Cook, Viii ION
Cook, and others, unknown heirs at law of
Sarah Peigh, decd, you are hereby informed
that on the LIST day of Sci TENDER, A. l.. 1864,
said Administralor filed his petition in The
Probate Court of said Ashland county, Ohio,
the object and prayer of VIII oh petition is to
oo'alh an oruer Ut the november term OF salu
Court, on the 9Th day of November, 1864. for
the sale of the following Real Estate, of which
lie said Sarah Peigh. died seize3, situate in
the County of, Ashland and State of Ohio. TO
wit: Lots number twenty-four and seventy
.our in the Village of Perrysburg. to pay
debts of said deceased and costs OF Admins
tration. ST
JOSEPH c.. BoLLEs. Admir-.
of Sarah Peigh, decd.
By J. 1T. McCombs. his Att'y.
Sept. 6, 1S64-nl4-4w.
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An Important Arrangement.

An Important Arrangement.
At THE McNULTY HOUSE, ASHLAND,Q
Particularly Interesting TO all those who ara,
suffering with diseases OF the
THROAT, LUNGS. Hart, LIVER OR
% 4s4fsfg- STOMACH. % Il yd4s %
Or any other complicated Chronic Compldane
Prof. L. J. LYONS. Physician ofthe throat,
Lungs and Chest-kHown all over the country
as the celebrated
C. INDIAN HERB DOCTOR, 1870
II visit Ashland on the 10th Of each and ev.@-
plymouth during 1864, 1896 and 1866.
eeS- Consultation free of chargexs.z
For further particulars see the Doctors ADJ
vsrtisemen,s in another column, Post Once
address : r. ]. LYONS, NJ. -
august IL. 1884. Box 1858, CT eveland
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Statement of the Treasurer of tn
Ashland Union School. from Sept.
Est 1858, to- Sept. LIST, 1854.

1863, Sept. Cash in ha nds of
Treasurer at this date 1861 81
1864, March 14-Cash tom Co. TT. 1892 u
Sept. J., Fl, do. do. ~ 81
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u. O

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will be received for Coupon
Treasury Notes. payable three years from Aug.
18th, 1864, with semi-annual interest ~ the
rate of seven and three-tenths per cent. per
annum.-principal and interest both to be
paid in lawful money.
These notes win be convertible at the option
of the holder at maturity, into~six Perecut
gold bearing bonds, payable not less than I'VE
nor more than twenty years from their date.
as the Government may elect They viii By
issued in denominations of $50, S1oo, $500,
81 600 and $4,000, and all sub.criptionsnust
be for fifty dollars or some multiple Of ffy
dollars.
The notes " i'll be transmit ID to che ,o1nsta
free of transportation charges a. sosn ana
the receipt of the orr eiaal Certifeates IA they
can be prepared.
As the notes draw interest fr ON August Is.
persons making deposits subsequent to that,
date must pay tie interest accrued from date
of note to date of deposit.
Parties depositiDg twenty FIVE thon: and dol
lars and upwards for these notes at asy1inS
will be allowed q commission of o~ne-ouartsr
of one per cent...which viii bss paid sbysfkSs
Treasury Department upon the receipt or -
bill for the amount, certified to by the ofRsert
with whom the deposit was made No dednr.-
tions for commissions must be n ade from the
deposits: dr. E6I4TE ~
SnHCraT anuaHyTt1 Ar NvrHA :
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Sept. /, 1864, Cash in Treas'y 1897 %
]. O.JENNINGS, Treasurer.
Sept. 1854.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-01
APPoRTIONMENT OF HOSPITALS,

APP0RTIONMENT OF HOSPITALS,
Ia and around Rekmoad tie sp7rts accommodation
eftas sie4 and sooandsd from different States.
Soldiers of Maryland Virginia Tennessee, Kentucky
and Missouri are at Chmbrazo Hospital Eastern term-
nus of Broad street. (Church Hl)
Those from North Carolina in the 3D. 3d. 4h, 5th and
9Th divisions Of Wnder Hospital Northwest Of Hollywood
Cemetery.
Those from South Carolina in the 4th division Of Jack.
son Hosptal. Southwest Of Winder Hospital.
Those from Georgia in the st and I'd divisions of Jack
son Hospital and LIST division of Winder Hospital
Those from Louisiana at the Louisiana Hospital West
terminus of Broad street. and in Sd division Winder hos
pitsl
Those from Alabama. Mississippi Florida, Texas and
Arkansas in The LIST aud I'd divisions of Howards Grove
Hospital on Mechanicsvle Turnpike.
. Confederate or UDappropriated Hospitss-Robertson
side Hospital corner 18th and Grace streets; Small Pox
Hospital near Towards Grove
Prison Hospals-Genersi Hospital No. Is and General
Hospital No. II, corner Of 25th aud Cary streets
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-01

NOURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SES-
u SIONS, OF CHATHAM COUNTY Wesley Maroon
and Lemue M. Morgan, Exrs Of BENZ. Harvard, deed,
against Brnkley Harvard aud others, Legatees
In this it appearing to the Court that Brinkey
Harvard resident Of the State OF 1t Is or.
dered that advertisement be made in the NorbCarona
Standard for weeks notifying said Harvard to appear
at the term Of said Court, to be held upon the 20
Monday Of August next then and there to plead answer
demur to said petition judgment pro eonsso will b.
rendered against him.
Witness Richard Gotten. Jr Clerk of the said Court
this goth May, 1894.
May 90, 1854. l-wst.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-01

Gov. VANCE AID fHH BLocKADK-Hw viii be re-
membered~ that Governor Vance opens his last
Message to the Legislatnne Of North Carolina With
compl int that tho port Of Wilmington Is more
efectuslly blockaded from within thsn without, and
that rexations rules arc enforced 90 as to compel
the States to submit to the same tsrns Is are im-
posed on private parties and clearances are refused
and the guns Of the notifications brought 70 bear
upen our own vessels to compel Z compliance.
Now we desire to raise no issue with Governor
Vance upon this point, and have accordingly de-
clinsd to publish ut least one very ably written
communication upon thesatject, lest II should tend
to open up controversy that we think it desirable
to avoid 1t is due to truth, however, to say that
that there is . view of tEesubject which, has not
been presented by Governor Vance, which in our
opinion At least completely alters the bearing OF
the casa . ..,--~ .
Since the imposition of the restrictions alluded
to by the Governor, North Carolina has actually
had no vessels coming properly under the classica.
ton indicated by the phrase "our own vessels"
She had BEEN we suppose, sole owner of the steam.
ship " Advance, but had parted with portion of
her interest to private parties ard whatever interest
she now holds or has held at any time subsequent
to the imposition of the restrictions referred to- has
been and is complicated with that of private block
ade runners, and perhaps for the purpose of divid
ing the risk, has been scattered about In sundry
bottoms. These vessels can only be regarded as
joint stock enterprises, not a State vessels. It
might be convenient for private parties to enjoy
peculiar mmunities by reason of this business con-
nection with the State, but it could hardly be ex.
pected that they would be relieved from the restrc-
tons to which others were forced to submit; nor
can we readily understand how the States part in
any vessel could 60 to sea and pursue its voyage,
while that belonging to the private trader remained
in port Wilmington Journal -
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nEnn REWAR ID. ..STOLEN FROM
DOOV the subscriber on the night Of sd instant
one bay MARE, three years old large and likely Her
name and tail. Taken by vaughns Cavalry Any person
that will return ssd Mare will receive the above reward
JESSE TAEEOY.
W;lbars N e. Nav "a 1854. f22--6w.
~ Ali the State papers copy six weeks aud forward
accounts as above.