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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-30
ASHLAND Select 5fbooIi

TNHE Third Term of the Ashland Select School
i will commence ON Monday, 18th of March
md will be held as heretofore in the second storp
cf the Stone Butter Store. Having located per-
maneatly in the Town of Ashland will guarantee
to the patrons of my School entire satisfaction.
L. Term of 10 Weeks for Primary
B~ranches, $500
I. do do including AIgsbra 500
L. 40 DO All Branches, 10, %
One half the Tuition will be- required in ad-
vance and the balance at the end of the term,
and no deduction made for lost time either at the
commencement or end Of term.
Reference can be made to those who have sent
heir children. Apply to me atItRs Miller House.
PETERSON.
Ashland, March 2, 1s64-swS9
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WHISKY PRocLAMATIoN.-Gov. Brough
has issued a proclamation, calling the atten-
tion to- the law recently enacted by the Leg
~is1ature prohibiting the sale of spirituous liq-
1,dors on election lays in this State. Those to
whom athe rosy" is indispensable are warned
to prepare their bottles aud if they must i'm
bibe on election day they will lave to carry
their grocery around with them. The penal
ty attached to a visitation Of the law is a heav-
y hne and imprisonment including a confs-
cation of the "stocE on handp
Sec Mayors prodlamatien upon name subject.
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eN Mr.. JACOB HILDERBRAND was threat
ened with a visitation Of mob Law, by L. j
SPRENGLE, if he dared ts Intimate that said
EFF was coming any swindle in the recruit
ing business. H-ILDEeBRAND was only inter-
ested in the fact that a relative of his had
been one Of the subjects of JEFF's swindle.-
OF codfselhe had no right to inquire into ii,
for JEFF is a "loyaP' man.
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II v : 80
NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters
IN of the Incorporated village of Ashland that
an ordinance has been passed the Council 10 ex-
tend the boundaries of the present Corporation
three fourths of a mile each way from the Court
House and a vote will be taken ON the first Monday
of April next on the adoption of the same.
d. s. SAMPSELL, Mayor.
March 10th, 1864.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Town Council
IN have before them an ordinance to extend
Pleasant Street through the old Graveyard to the
Rail Road Depot--all ersons having decd bur
led there take notice and remove them before the
tenth of April neat, or the authorities will do il
for them at their expense. 2 =
DIS. SAMPSELL, Mayor.
March 10th, 1864.
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The Saturday Evening Post,

tTHE OLDEST ANIL BEST OF THE wEEKLIEs."
H Proprietors of the Saturday Evening Post
which paper is now in its Forty-Third Year =
would simply announce in their Prospectus for
1864, that they design maintaining for their week
ty the high character it has already acquired as A
FIRST CLASS LITERARY PAPER!
They have reason to believe that the stories of
Mrs. Wood, author of "East Lynne" sc Miss
Braddon, author of .tEleanor's Victory" &c.; Ma
rion Harlan1 author of "Alone." &c.; Miss Virginia
E. Townsend, and numerous other excellent wri-
ters. have been generally regarded as possessing the
greatest merit and the most absorbing interest /;
and they design procuring for II POST in the
future as in the past, the best Stories, Sketches,
and other Literary Novelties, which they can pos
siblJ obtain. They have commenced, in the first
paper Of January, a New Novel, called
oS VALID CRAY.
By MRs. WOOD,
Author Of ..East Lynne,' ..verner's Pride
This novel will be about the length of EAST
Lynne and will be printed from the advance sheets
expressly forwarded to them by Mrs. Wood from
England.
In addition to the Stories written expressly for
TEE POST, its Editor also strives to lay before its
readers the best Stories from the English Periodi-
calls. And gives in addition to the Tales and
Sketches. more or less Agricultural Matter, with q
Riddle, Receipt. News, and Market Departments
every week.
A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS!
We will give to any person sending thirty sub
scriptions to THE POST and Sixty Dollars, one of
WHEELER & WILSON'S CELEBRATED SEWING
MACHINES. such as they sell for Forgive Dol
lars The Machines will be selected new at the
mandatory in New York, boxed, and forwarded
free Of cost, with the exception of freight.
TERMS.-Two Dollars q year Tw
copies, So Four copies, Sc; Eight copies (and
one gratis,) $12.-One copy ofTHE POST and one
of H LADY'S Friend, So.
Address DEACON & PETERSON
No. 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
sa- Specimen numbers of H POST sent giatis.
january 9th, IS6L2wne31.
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r. r.. ROWLAND

Claim Agent.
II have been authorised by the Government to
act as Agent in the collection of all Bounties,
Pensions and arrears of pay due to soldiers dis
charged either on account of sickness or wounds
received in battle or due to Wives, Fathers, Moth
ers, s Sisters or Brothers OF deceased soldiers.
The most prompt attention will be give to all le-
gal business entrusted to my care and I will col
lect any eff the above claims in the shortest posi-
BILE time. a45 s
Office with McCombs above Roller s. Towards
HARDWARE STORE.
March 23d, 1s6S-no42tf
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n9-Mr. Lincoln was elected to the Presi.
dency by . little over LOO, 600 votes, receive
ing nearly d million of votes less than the num-
Der cast against him. His election has been al
ready followed by ordering from their quiet
northern homes to the fields of..carnage, a
larger number Of men than there were votes
given in favor of his election As If a con-
~tinuance of this condition of things was desi-
rable, hissfriends insist on e~lecting him again.
L. this the part of Wisdom7-Net0ark Advo-
cate. zmM a.
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The Ohio State Journal takes back it,
statement tn at Ohio has filed her quota un-
der the cali for 500, 600 men. It says:
ain conversation with the Adjutant Gen
eral Of the State, we learn that Ohio still
wants at least six thousand men in order to
NEE the quota; hence We are noso on of the
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~ Upon ID. s. SAMPsELL's statement
published ia this paper,-intended to excul-
pate JEFF, we have no comments to make
whas was done at Columbus we do not kno,O
What was done at home we have the proof of.
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Da-JoHz Hay, Lincoln's private sccre-
tary, whom he sent to Florida to superintend
his election campaign there, has returned to
Warrington "A dispatch says he is to be laid
on the dissccting table by the committee on
tina Conduct of the War, in the hopeful en-
dsavor to gain a point Of knoWledgs in rela-
ton to the defeat at Olustee.
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Fstate of John Fndiueer Jr,

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appoi Med and qualified as Administra-
tor of the estate of John Endinger, late of Ashland
County, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN ENDINGER, Sen.
March 10th, 1863-no42w3.
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p- Willcotts Instant Pain Extractor is
raising quite an excitement by its wonderful
effects. See advertisement in another column.
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The ONO BoUNTY LAw.-It is not gener-
ally known that a bill was passed on last
"Wednesday By the legislature, the provisions
of which are such that the work of recruiting
may be Prosecuted vigorously Trustees of
Townships anaCityf Councils are authorized
TO levy q tax on the taxable property within
their jurisdiction, Is pay a bounty to each vol
unteer of not more than 800. To anticipate
the proceeds of such taxation, they are author
lied to borrow money or transfer money from
any 5thor fund in the county, township or city,
not needed for the purposes for which they
were levied, except the school fund and the
relief fund.
All moneys already advanced for volunteers
may be treated and considered as loans.
Wheraa few men only have had the pat
xiotism 70 contribute funds, this provision viii
equalize the expenses incurred in Obtaining
volunteers upon all elasses.-O. s. Journal
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SOC AYERS
CATHARTIC j.

possess so many advantages over the other purga-'
tiyes in the market, End their superior virtues arc
80 universally known, that we need not do mores
than to assure the public their quaiityis maintained
equal to the best it ever has been, and that they
may be depended on to do all that they have ever
done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co., Lowell
Mass, and sold by
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HANOVER.

sr SIeNs indicate an attack upon Ben.
Butler, at Norfolk and vicinity, by land and
ironclads from Richmond.
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The limited time for which a number of the
above certificates arc given, is occasioned by
a disregard on the part of applicants for the
rules Of the Board,-such as retiring to con-
suit books and holding communication with
each other. The educational interests of the
County demand reform. Teachers should
prepare themselves to discharge faithfully the
trust committed to them, and net to impose
upon the public, where the training of the
youthful mind is the object. They should be
prepared tosnndergo a fair examination, With
out the aid of parents or friends to assist them
in the task We would advise teachers to
leave their Libraries at home, as neither
mike" nor aAcn keep a repository for books.
Next Examination, April 9th, 1864.
Il. d. GAMPbELL, OK. B-S.E
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valuable Town Property For Sale

Valuable Town Property For Sale.
Nh undersigned desires to sell as soon as pos
sible his residence with the Tannery and 9TH
er buildings now owned and occupied by him.
There are seven lots, situate on Main Street and
extending to third ttreet, Ashland. One large
Brick dwelling house two small dwelling houses,
plenty of fruit, shrubbe,y y, &c., &c., good water and
all the conveniences for a first class residence
1 will sell all together or in parts and by lots. For
particulars inquire of the undersigned upon the
pr emises of Justiss Davis.
E.ea~ HUGH DAVIS.
March Dad 1885,.
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The following is the result of the Ex-
animation held at the Court House, March
26th,si1864, giving the name and address of
each successful applicant, and the time for
which certificate granted
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ID.

On the 18th inst. BY. Rev. A. H. MYERs,
Mr.. LEWIS LAWBAUGH and Miss ELIZ-
ABETH FUTILE, both Of Montgomery TIP.
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Democratic Primary Meeting.
The Democracy of Montgomery township
are requested to meet at the usual place of
holding elections in Ashland on
SATURDAY APRIL I'd, 1864
for the purpose of putting in nomination, in
the usual manner, democratic candidates for
the following township offices
One Clerk,
One Treasurer,
Three Trustees,
- One Assessor,
Two Constables.
The qualified Democratic voters of the Cor
ration will also at the same time and. place and
put in nomination candidates for the follow
ing Corporation offices. .
One Mayor. S
Five Co~uncilmen,
One Recorder,
One Treasurer,
One Marshal.
The polls viii open and close at the usual
hours.
By order of township Committee.
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- Our subscription list is rapidly %increas-
ing. Let the names roll in. We have now a
larger list of snbscribers than was ever upon
the book of any paper in Ashland County.
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MIS- s.

tobacco, Cigars, Bird Cages, Willow Baskets,
Dlain and Fancy. Tubs, Pals and
Churns, Cedar and T inc. Shos
and Clothes Brushes, But
ter Pals, Backing, Matches, Bed
Cords, Rope Halters,, Gunpowder, Shot
Gun Caps, Deland's healthy Salaratus, Ba-
king and Washing Sodas, country, plain and
fancy Soaps, Brooms, sweeping and scrubbing
Brushes &c.s
NAILS,
QUEENswARB, Il
eRooKERY,
In fact everything usually kept in a first class
GROCERY, WOODEN s
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sr Buy your Groceries of JACOBS, &
MURRAY.
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WILLOW WARE or QUEENS

WARE STORE.
Having bought out E. W. WALLACK, we ex-
pect by close attention to business to sustain the
well earned reputation that he has established of
keeping the best article of every kind of GOODS
in our line.
Give us q call before purchasing elsewhere
Rooms, No. 2, To,cn Hall Building, HAHN ST.
Ashland, Ohio.
F. s. JACOBS,
~ A. T. MURRAY.
P. 8. We keep on hand constantly q good sup
ply of the Celebrated "Union Mills FLOUR.
Ash Aug. II, 1S63-n9tf
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Trustees,
JOHN
VIM.
BARTON.
Clerk,
J. McCREA.
Treasurer,
BENZ. WENRICK.
Assessor,
JOHN IMHOFF.
Constables,
G. BRUBAKER.
p. FIS
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COFdO, IE-H-IEIE
&C., &c., &c.
which he will sell as CHEAP as any establishment
this side of the city. His work is made by exper
enced workmen and may be relied upon as good.
B6S- Orders filed ON the shortest Notice.
Before purchasing elsewhere, give him a CALL
Don't forget the place, three doors West of Gas
CHAS. F.. s. C. PIER.
Ashland. Ma c nd
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The Sexes East and Vest.

A Western paper makes & note of the
following facts as tending to explain in
part why the West usually is able 10
answer the calls for soldiers with more
promptness than the East. 1t says
In the following Western States and
Territories the number OF males in ex-
cess Of the number of females is as fol-
lows, in round numbers
California, li2,0O0; Indiana, 5000
Illinois, $4,000; Iowa, $4,000; Kansas
l1,000; Michigan. 10000; Minnesots,
l4,000; Missouri, $4,000 Ohio, 1000
Oregon, LOCO; Wisconsin, $4,000; Gel
erado, 81 900 Nevada, 5000; Nebraska.
1000: New Mexico and Washington,
5000 Total, 59l 900.
In the following States the excess of
females is as follows
Connecticut, 5000; Massachusetts,
$1,000; New Hampshire, 1000; New
York, ll,000; Rhode Island, 6,000
Total, $1,000
"In Pennsylvania the numbers are
nearly equal, with a slight excess Of
males, and the same is the case with
Maine and Vermont. New Jersey has
a slight excess Of females
The writer then adds
" Yet men there are all over the West
who ask Massachusetts, with. her ercess
Of 81 900 ,romca, to furnish tho same
quota on population that Illinois does
with her crcess of $4,000 males p
As Mr. Webster said Massachusetts
needs no defense still the good feel
ing shown this State by our Western
contemporaries compares most favora-
bly, with the many silly attacks made
upon her from 50 many quarters
sometimes by Union men-SpriHqfeld
Ininn.
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Court GossIn In England

London Correspondence Birmingham Post May H.
The Stock Exchange has been great
ly agitated during the week, not only
by political events and menacing com
pIicatiOns, but also BY strange stories o.
differences between the Court and the
Government The MiRistry, According
10 one rumor, decided that If the Aus
trians sailed for the Baltic and Channel
feet should steam after them within
six hours An illustrious personage, IL
was rumored. was at issue with the
Ministers on this point, and threatened
10 take command Of her navy IN pes
son. This is a sufficiently Wild and ina
probable story concerning a monarch
who has already shown 80 wise and just
an appreciation Of her constitutional
duties 10 was added, however that
there were not only differences be .
tween the Court and the Ministry, Lat
aLso dfsTsaces lrifhin ne Court .feciL Per
sons who pretend 10 know assert that
the relations between the Queen and
the Prince Of Wales are, and have been
for some months. any thing but fr.en63
~. Our mOnaIchs since the Revolu-
ton have invariably quarrelcd with
their heirs; buL we hoped We had seen
the last Of this scandal Half the pee
pie tell you that the Prince came up %
shake hands with Garibaldi, against
the known wishes Of an iilustrious per
sOnage. One section Of the Court -
said 10 be more German than the Ger
mans themselves, while the other weep
for the suherings, the ,lllseiS
and slaughter of the ~retchea Jane.
A general regret j. expressed lhAt Ass
Majesty has permitted Pinee Aiir@a y
visft Berlin At the present momel ! ahd
Ii receive q decoration nom the Uiooi-
tsinsd hands of the Prussian monarch.
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raxatiOn-AmerIean and British.

During the fiscal year ending june
80, 1863, the total revenue of the Unit
ed States Government from taxes was
Sill ,399, ,I66 As, and the actual 6xpendi-
ture was STA, ,709, ,995, ,5S, so that, in the
midst of great war, nearly sixseY-
enths of the national expenditure was
raised by borrowing This state Of
things contrasts very unfayorably with
the English financial system, and the
fact cannot be too often brought to the
attention Of Congress. Even ut the
present day, when Great Britain is az
peace with the whole world, her reyc-
nue. from taxes is mere than three
times greater than ours Mr Glad
stone, the Counsellor of the EXcheuueT,
on the 9TH instant, informed the Com
mons that the British revenue for the
past year was E702OS,0 900, equal 70
SGO0,OOO in our paper money This IS
for the support Of the English peace e.
tablishment. Ii merely pays current
expenses, including the interest on the
national debt, and leaves bat a million
or two 10 be added 10 the sinking fund
In the early part Of this century, dur
ing the war with Napoleon, the war
taxes amounted 10 about half the ordi
nary revenue; and in the event Of an
other great war the Parliament would
add to the taxes now imposed at least
one third more, if necessary, so that
the revenue Of Great Britain, from tax
es, would amount 10 about nine hun
dred millions Of our paper money.
We are aware that England is a very
rich country, but 1t is, at the same time,
very small The whole British Islands
including Ireland, contain an area OF
only one hundred and twenty thousand
square miles. or less than New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio. And Of this
small small territory, only England Is
really of any Importance A. regards
taxes Ireland and Scotland are poor
countries, and the taxes derivable from
them amount to less than a tenth Of
the English revenue. The colonies and
foreign possessions constitute a burtheu
rather than a source Of revenue 50
that the great bulk Of the British reye-
nue. comes out Of England, a country
not eqnal in territorial extent to New
York and Massachusetts,, and contain
ing less than twenty millions Of inhab-
lLhuLs. Inc AulLeu otdleo 'oitbaLhrf
within the present military lines, not
less than twenty millions Of inhabitants,
and an area of fertile land, not count
ing the wild territories, some twenty
FIVE or thirty times as great as England
We believe that our loyal population
produce a. much and consume as much
a. the population Of England, and that
they can pay as much revnue into the
treasury All that is necessary Is a
wise and thorough system Of internal
revenue laws.
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NO. 40.

men-deserters from Il g French army
appeared 20 get into an angry quar-
rel at a drinking shop kept by one Of
them in the outskirts Of this city, and
were proceeding to fight it out with
weapons Gov Cortina and q portion
Of his staff happened to be riding by
and interfered. One Of them attempt
ed TO shoot Gov. Cortina with pistol.
but the cap failed to explode, and he
was at once shot down The other was
apprehended, tried, convicted, and shot
by file of soldiers on the next day.
The lst (Col Davisl and 2d (Col
Haynes) Texas Cavalry have been or
dered without their hors6s) 70 New
Orleans, where they will be remounted
A portion of the infantry in Browns
vile has been detailed to act as cavalry
in their stead.
Sir Iglesias, the Minister Of Finance.
set out on his return to Monterey on
Monday last There is no news of In
terest from the interior
Rio GRtNpE.
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which had already been mentioned, he
(Mr ORR would not offer him any in
ducements to stay here. He wanted
him to 90 of somewhere else. He
General B. was fit for nothing else
but to be put in charge of a camp of
instruction, with such restrictions over
him as would keep him from tyrsnniz-
ing over the conscripts.
In conclusion, Mr.. Orr alluded again
to General B. 5 quarrel with his officers
How many officers he OR. Orr) would
like to know had been under arrest
since they had been IN the service ?
Did all the incompetent officers go to
General Bragg, and all the good ones
60 to the other generals
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To Our GERMAN SOLDIERs-There is
German preaching every Sabbath lin
the basement of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church commencing at II o'clock,
PM II. EGGERs, Chaplain.
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Marshal's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF TWO WRTTs usa. ar To
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
Inited States for the Middle District Of Tennessee
at its Apul Term. is64, vii expose % pubic sale,
t1 the highest bidder, for cash, at the Cour House
door in the city o Nashville and District aforesaid
commencing I'd 10 O'Clock. 8. m, on TUESDAY,
the tth dsy 0f Jolly, lisa, sIi tne right, title, claw
Interest," aud estate, which William NJ. Rsmukcs
has n sud % piece or parcel ot iand lying on the
Nashville and Gsllsln Turnpike, 4 miles from
Nashville. coutaini.g < five hundred and siNty-tiye
eIvs more or less, ia IHstTIct No. 20 OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded bv Cumherl nj kis-
sr on The SOUTH on the East and North by Mansco'-
t'resiz, sitg is various meanderinEs, and on the
West h} The lands Of " lliam srzzard Alfred ttrlE-
z.rd, and Pinekney Gibson. levied on, with what
ever improvements there may b. on The same u
satisfy Judgments rendered ~ said Crut tour,
Feiunst Farrcr lfsmulssa q Co. and 10 favor OF
Potter, White a Bailey, and llenedict, hsi Go.
T.. r. GIASCOCk
nlay 25-Wit Us. NJ. NJ. u. T.
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EstraY.

TAKEN Up, BY ". II. ANDERSON, LIVING IN
Il Davidson county. TenE., in Whites Bend
10Th ibs Tct q sad county, 4 Stray HORSE, shout
3 az > ycsrs old. IA OF IS hands hiRk bright hey
color hIak inl,e and Tai, with some sad De marE
10 hiandz. Appraised o. forty doilars April l5th
lsa.
GIDEON HARRIS,
J. b. HYDE
W. CURTIs, J.P. may lg-wsgs