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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-30
Subscribed and sworn before ms, this 27th
THOs. L. THORNELL,
Comm'r for Ohio IN New York.

[sEAL.l Subscribed and sworn before ms, this 27th
day Of January, 1865.
lsTAMP.l THOs. L. THORNELL,
Comm'r for Ohio IN New York.
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., January 81, 1865.
Il Is hereby certified that the foregoing Is correct
copy of the statement Of the condition Of the
Lamar Fire Insurance Company Of New York,
made to ana filed in this Office for the year 1866.
lSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
[Stamp.l Auditor Of State
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Audltor OF etat9.
]. EHsRORTH, Agent.
ClsYe;aud. O.
O T A 7 E M EN- T

GTATEME ENT
~ OF TIE
Condition Of the Lamar Fire InsuE-
hmee Company
On the first day OF January, 1865, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of that
State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is the "IAMAR
Fire Insurance Company, OF the City Of New
York" snd Is located at No. 90 Wall street, New
York.
1. CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock is.. $500, COO 90
The amount Of its espital stock paid
up 5yJ,OVO W
II. ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand and in
the hands Of agents and other per-
Il, SOB "
The Bonds and Stocks owned By the
Company, (as per vouchers accompa-
ny1Dg... u
Debts due the Company, secured By
mortgage, las per accompanying
vouchers zlOeoO %
Debts otherwise secured, (ss Per vouoh-
accompanying 22sOO 60
Debts for Premi uni. z,oz5 81
All other Securities, including bills re-
eeivable, accrued interest," &o........... $500 %
Total Assets Of the Company y.........S4O2, ,40T 22
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted and losses in sus-
penss waiting fer further ProOf...,...-. $3.50 %
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AND FEED.
c, ANDREWS

FROM PANIC AUCTION SALES
nhSS -'-DD'' Il, HALLE 3 co.
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IMPORTANT FEMALES

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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.

IA RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.
Takes Effect Monday, March 2Oth, 1855.
Two Through Express TrAins DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAT EXPRESS, leaves Cleveland (SundAys except.
edl at $50 A NJ, arrives ct MesdVille ct $500 P. n.
tDlnnsrl Salamanea ct 6:56 P. NJ Isl IeplRg CaEll
and New York at l;I0P.M. t'
''NIGHT ExPEFss," leaves Cleveland (5aturdsTa
axcepted,) at 9:l5 ?. NJ, sleeping Cars attached
arrives at MesdYille at LEO A. n, Salamanca 81
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The amount of its Capital Stock is....SsOO, 600 o.
me Tp f%ouns o. us espi.Al s'osh pa,u 100000 o.
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IANIE ANp LOCATION.


The name Of the Company Is the "BAMAR
Fire Insurance Company, OF the City of New
York; snd Is located at No. 90 Wall street, New
York
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04
IDMLyISTR4TCRS SALE OF
REAL ESTITE.

In pursuance If al oIder granted by
the Probate Court Of Ashland County.
Ohio, | will eff, for sale al public auc-
ton, on Saturday. the 18th day Of Ucto-
Der, 1865, a, 2 o'clock p. n, Upon the
premises, the following described rial a.
tate, situate in the county Of Ashland,
and State Of Ohio: Being tsep,y acres
Of the following described tract Of land,
to wit The south east quarter Of section
thirty 600, township twenty three (s3),
and Of range fifteen (l5). (save and ex-
cept fifty aeres of of the north end u
said qrsrter, nov owned by Daniel Leh.
man. containing one hundred and ted
acres, more OF less, said twenty acres be.
ing located 10 said ITO acre tract Of land
as follows, to wit: fourteen acres on tbs
west side Of said tract lying and being
north OF the centre of the Orange roaI
and six acres on the east side Of The land
lying and lying south Of the ecLire Of
the Orange road.
Terms Of sale, one third in hand, ore
third in one year, and one third in sso
years from the day Of sale, with intsrss',
the payments to be secured BY mortgage
on the premises sold.
JOHN P. SMALLEY.
Administrator Of William Davidson, DE-
ceased.
September 20, 1885. 1t
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EE- By invitation we paid . visit to
the large dry goods establishment Of I.
W. HUGHES in the MILLER building op.
posits the Town Hall. He has just re-
esived his fall stock Of goods, There are
immense piles Of them, Of every descrip-
ton Of dry goods, stacked up like cords
Of wood, and really a "curiosityV that
should DO seen by everybody. We mo-
tioed . large and splendid assortment Of
ladies' Furs, Balmoral skirts, Shsetings.
loads upon loads Of Hoop Skirts, Ladies
Closks, Baskines, q huge variety Of no
lions, Queepavare, Carpets, 10. 10, in
fact everything to DO found in . first class
establishment. This new, large and good
stock gives persons attending tho Fair ar
unusually good chance 10 examine and
buy.
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sa-WE have received from Mr.. ]. s.

sarWE have received from Mr.. j. s
TaIMBLE Of Shelby, Richland county, a
specimen Of Wine made from the eng
lish Wine Plant. We have invited some
Of our friends to try it, and those who
know, pronounce u much better in taste
! and mnch purer than the Port and othel!
: vines sold at our drug stores. The spec
linen received from Mr.. TRIMBLE, wal
made from plants grown on his place
near Shelby, and it is claimed that shi
region Of country is peculiarly adapted
10 is successful culture. The plant !
,sssily grown as cabbage, and fifty plant
will make q barrel Of the wine. This j
certainly worthy the attention Of farmer
or those who have but small lots Of lan'
from which SO great results may be pro
duced.
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ID,

On the 2Nth Of September, 1855,
JAMES GRIBBEN, at his residence in
Ctesrcreck township, aged 70 Year,, I
months and l day.
From early manhood ho has ever been
a true and unswerving Democrat, his
political and social relations have been
marked with honor and esteem. He
lcaves.a largo circle Of friends to mourn
bis huddep departure, Peace 10 his ashes.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04

Se- DoaLAND,-and when we say
DoRLAND We know they will recollect bis
stand in the building opposite Orange
Street,, has been making large accessions
to his hitherto largs stosk Of Books, Pc
riodicals, Photograph Albums, Wall Pa,
per, &c. &c. Mr.. DoRLAsp has been
instrumental in greatly reducing the price
Of books, paper, ink, albums and all the
articles usually kept in such an establish
ment, and merits, rs he receives, a very
large portion Of the patronage Of the pub
lie. Call on him when you come to the
Fair.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04

L- AL - H
pGrDoN'T forget that the grandest
hop Of the season will come of at MIL
LEB's Hotel and Town Hail in Ashland,
on the evening Of the second day Of the
Fair. The Hall will be thoroughly
clesnsed from dust and handsomely deco
rated, the best Of music will be furnished
BY the well known Orchestra Band un1el
the leadership Of PRoF. WHITE, ant
MIKE,-the Hosts making unusua
preparations for most magnificent sup
per. It will be a season for enjoyment
such as is not often offered in Ashland.
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Gbt 9stlanS dunn

THE ASHLAND UNION ispublished ev-
cry WEDNESDAY MORNING in Ashland,
Ashland County, Ohio by
J. n. Landis 4 Brother,
a tn following rates;
Town Subscribers-in ddpdnes, Zoo
Ifpaid after the expiration of6 m'ths, : SOC
Alter the year has expired, $3.50
Laws or NrcsCspapers.
/. Subscribers who do not give express
noticeto the contrary, are considerable wish
ing 10 continue their subscriptions.
3. II subscribers order the discontinuance
OF their papers, the publishers can continue
70 send them until al arrearages are paid.
8. II subscribers neglect or refuse totake
tho papers from the Office TO which they are
difocted, thew are held responsible till they
iettis their bills, and orderthe papers discon'
4 n subscribers remove to another place
without Informing the publishers, and their
naper Il sent To The former direction, they
are held responsible.
<. The Courts have decided that refusing
40 take Newspaper from the cfice, or remoy-
sinpysud leaving Il uncalled for, - prima facie
evidence Of intended fraud,
Theundersiened, Proprietors OF Newspa-
HT5rs pnbiished In Ashland, IN ccnsioef.,io
III the largely increased expenses Of publish
Ing. hereby agree TO adopt the following al.
vsnced Rates for Advertising n 70 conform
10 me following Rules for regulating inc
ties Of Advertising IN our columns, 70 take
eject from August 1st, 1864.
TEN xrNHs on LESS MAKE A SQUARE
Sf6sAif.kinds Of Job Work, an advance Of
from SO TO rs per cent. depending on the
character Of the Job.
J.M. LANDS 4 BRO, Prop'rs Union.
s. u. JEFF. sPRRNG lE, Proprietor Times
August l, 1854.
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A High Opinion OF Negro Sol
diers.

The practice, says the Pain Dealer,
now so common among Radicals, Of de.
preciating the services of white, and ex-
alting shOsc Of negro soldiers, is being
INDUCED in by Hon. Columbus Delano,
Of Ohio, for a long time in Congress, and
. mem | er elect Of the next Congress
In q late speech at Mt. Vernon, he said :
"The heroism Of negro troops has ad-
ded lustre to our history, and, ,oihoat
tie ae9ro's aid, our armies wouh not
haze succeeded! The negro has fought
and conquered for US, and deserves his
reward. lie has a right to set on jaries,
to hold office, and to vote as a freedman
al tie ballot boo"
How do the white soldiers like to b,
told that their efforts to put down the re-
bellion would have been in vain but sol
the negro, and that without him, they
never could have succeeded Cox, Do
lano & Co., cannot make "the hoys il
blue" believe that the negro is theii
equal
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NOTICE..

or,nu
Noi1CI'
John s. shearer Ond
Mary Jane shcarer In Ashland County,
VS.. fCourt Of CommOnP Pts
Stephen Durd, ct al.
=, oi; . sn Dafa; . Ir s %SSsa inter- aur mar.
ried with william cunningham, Of Washing
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04
REMEMBER,

That General Cox, the Negro Equal.
ty candidate for Governor Of Ohio, re.
fused to reply to the many solder, that
sent him questions, about his position;
but Immediately replied to the impudent
question Of a sinking leather olorsd
niger, and after the reply received a
shake Of the hand and "earnsst cougrat
u%lations" from this niger and the sooty
companions that surrounded him.
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B@. General Morgan is the white
mans candidate for Governor, and Is op.
posed to Negro Suffrage in Ohio or else.
where, now or at any future time, or IN.
der any circumstances. General Cox is
the negro candidate for Governor, and in
favor Of degrading the white man to the
level Of the negro. Let white men vote
for Morgan, aud the darkiss vote for
Cox. VS.
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Grcencwal DIS
Clothing store,
NOTICE IN PAR Triton.
John Manrer In Ashland County
vs.. Court

John Manrer In Ashland County
W. Court
Samuel Msursr ct al. Of conmoa Pleas.
Samuel hsurer, Amanda Maurer, Eliza
Maufer, Locretia Maurer, Joseph Maurer.
Eliia Dillier, Hannah Dillier, Loretta Dilisf,
Emsliue Dillier, Rebecca Jane Di lisr, Laura
Ann Dillier David Maurcr aud Ella Jane
Maursr. all or Ashland County In the State
of0hio, and Jacob Maurer. Rehgcca Msicalf
intermnrrisd with Daniel Metcalf, Mary Loeh-
nier intermarried With Jacob Iochnisr, HehrS
Wyatt, Nathan Wyatt Hannah WystI Andrew
Wyatt, Strah Jane Wyatt, Elilabsth Wyatt
Louisa Wyatt. all Of the County Of DeKalb,
In the sta,e Of Indiana. win tsks notice that
a petition was hlsd agsiai them oa The 10Th
day Of September, A. d. 1855. In the Court
Of Common Pleas. within and for the County
Of Ashland. BY John Maarer, and Is now PEN
dag, wherein the said John Mnurcr, demands
partition Of the following real esiate. lying
and situate In ashland Couhiy and STATE 81
Ohio, tosw.t, the north rest quarter Of seccl
ton six. co. tovnShip twenty f2ul and range
fneen us and that al the next term Of mid
Coaft. he said John Maurer win apply for
an order thai partition may he made q said
JOHN MAtkEh,
BY Vim. D, Mccariy his AM.
eepiemhsf ~ nolst20d.
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REMEMBER,

That G eueral MORGAN, the hero Of
numerous battles for the Constitution and
Union, but not for Negro Equality, in
reply to a question, not by a niger, but
by q soldier, made the following emphat'
10 statement
~ am opposed 10 coafs,rrn9 the right
Of suffrage on the negro, in Ohio, or IN
the South, no,O or at any future time, OF
andei any ciircumstdnces."
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A Single Box Of Brandrsth', Pills

c,ntains more Vegetable extrao.ive matter
than twenty boxes Of any pills In the world
besides any five hundred physicians use
them In their practice to the exclusion Of
other purgatives. The frstlstter OF their val.
ue is yet scarcely appreciated. When they
are b,tter known sudden death an continued
sickness will be Of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out IN their fayor.-
II Is o duty which win save life.
Our race are subject 10 a redundancy Of
~vItiatel pile at this season, and |. Is q dan
gerous as 1t Is prevalent but Brandre.h's
Pills afford On invaluable and efficient pro-
lection. by their occasional u1e we prevent
the collection Of those impurities, which,
when In sufficient quantities, cause 80 much
danger 10 the body's health. They soon cure
liver complaint, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
pain in the head, heart burn, pam In the
hreast.bone, sudden faintness and costiveness,
Sold BY all respectable Dealers in Medi.
zines.
Sept. 27-lm.
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Sas-WE would call the special attention
of our readers, and every body else, to
the brief communicate ion from the State
Central Committee. The skies are bright
With none but ,ohite men d. guard, Ohio
will wheel into the grand galaxy Of white
States, and in support Of President JoHx.
SON and his present policy Of reconstruc.
ton, We may see, sooner than we expect,
this Government "ruu by white men for
the benefit of white men and. their pos.
terity." Sor"mote it b." Let every
man do his duty on Tuesday next, and
so II riN DO.
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TAKR NOTICE.

TAH1 MOTIF CE.
LAYING returned again to Ashland,
IL I would say to my old friends, thai
I'm ready to do all kinds Of Engine aud
Mill repairing that can be done on rbe
premises. 0vorhau.ing and Lining En-
gines promptly attended to.
Designs and Drawings for Fiourinp
ard Saw Mills with consultations.
PIT. KESSANE, Engineer
and Practical Machiuest.
Sept. 27-nol6tf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04

s0-HuaHEs says he has got more and
greater curiosities- in his store, just OPP
posite the Town Hall, than all the Wild
BuEaloes Of the boundless praries Of the
West.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04

Gem Cox says he has seen "the negro
troops fight nobly." Did any body ever
hear him say a word 10 praise Of white
troopsi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04

Remember that the Ashland County
Fair comes of on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday next the ilth, 18th aud 18th
days Of October.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-04
Robert Ysanaa, eaardian

Robert Yeafnsn, Guardian
',s W. t.t.sss rsx 80 ~
willisn Caster 4 Mary Caster.
d. virtue Of an order Of sale dnly i.sisd
I'D out Of the Court Of comnon Pleas Tor
the County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio.
and to me directed, bearing date SeptsnRsr
Ma D. 1895, win expose 10 sais Il Pub
lie Auction, %
Mndey, October 20, a D. 1855,
between The hours Of ten ,'elocL 4 Il. and !
o'clock P. N. Of said day, at the Court House
Of said Ashland County, the following dt
scribed lands and tenemsnis, situate n sLs
County Of Ashland and state Of Chic, ts-ai.
Icing the west half Of the sonth-tast quarl,e
Of section eighteen (ls), township ireh'y
one ON Of range sixteen flc). containing
eighty acres Of land, more af less, saving ant
excepting one.half acre sold for q School
House lot out Of the north west corhsl AMI
dsscrilsd in q deed 10 said district.
Terms Of sais cash on day Of sale,
Appraised al So
30. unoWN. nl.si2
Sept. 20. is66-ta pfS3,60
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Letter from the Army.

f T'O
letter from the army. II shows thepetty
malice and tyranny that sometimes actu-
ate officers Of the army. And these are
the very men, who, when they come home
ask that their power may be perpetuated
over the men they abused in the army,
by electiDg them to Office. We think the
soldiers will ray pretty unanimously
anot much.o But read the letter, Z
Hampstead, Texas,
Sept, 18th, 1865.
DEAR WIFE.--I will again write you
a few lines. have not received a letter
from you for some time ; they have SO far
to come that / cannot expect as many as
when | was further North. ] have moth
ing new to writc at this time. / can say
that soldering is harder work now, than
when there we're enemies to fight. We
have one Of the meanest men to command
this division, that ever had command Of
an army, his name is Major General
Custar, one Of those Generals that had
a command in the army Of Virginia, or
the army Of the Potomac. He has but
little feeling for his men; no doubt you
have read Of him in the papers. He
has issued some Of the most stringent or
dcrs ever issued to soldiers, and he gen.
orally executes the sentence. l will tell
you some circumstances that have hap
pened, which l know to be SO. In the
first place, we get a small allowance Of
r%ations, and what we do get is Of an 10
ferior quality ; the hard tack we get is
wormy and full Of bugs, and meat we gel
but very little, coffee and sugar; this con-
s%titutes the "bill Of fare" On account
Of receiving this kind Of grub, and so
little Of it, the boys go out and help
themselves in killing cattle and getting
such other things as are necessary to sat.
isfy hunger. None have been:caught at il
in our company as yet, quite a number
from other companies have been caught,
and we're taken aud had their heads shaw
ed, and twenty five lashas gwen them
Such treatment as this was never heard
Of in a civilized nation: it is a shame to
treat white men in this manner, men who
have fought for their country, or at least
for what they we're brought cut for
and that gas the internal niger, anG
then whip them because they will no
starve to death. But remember the day
is coming, when all men will be equal
There is one thing certain, and that il
this, were this command to be paid theil
six months wages, in less than ten days
there would not be half Of it left, the,
would as a general thing. so IL on thei
own hook. l will close by wishing yol
we'll. l am well and hearty.
Your Husband,
r. r. KREBs.
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s6- The people and citizens Of Ash.
land have always borne the wen earned
reputation, as a mass, of being just and
generous. This fair name should never,
and VIC believe, wM never be sullied.-
Prof ISAAC WHITE, for the last two years,
has done more for the entertainment and
enjoyment Of our citizens than any other
man living. AT great expense and Do.
cuniary sacrifice to himself be has built up
a taste for music, and organized and taught
Bands of n usic, that give our town the
opportunity Of Boosting over every town
in the State in this respect Many Of
his old friends, feeling this debt Of graft
tude due him are determined that the
debt shall be paid. For this purpose, and
relying upon the old time generosity o.
the people Of Ashland they have fxst
upon Wednesday evening next to give tn,
Professor q benefit Concert at the Towr
Hall. There will be both vocal and in,
strumental music in all variety, of III,
best kind, q programme Of unusual apt
thrilling interest,an ant every u.an, woman
aud child in Ashland should attend.
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ASHLAND, OCT. 4, 1865.
- Buy your Books, stationery, wal
and window paper. 10, of !. Dorland'
No. s; Main street, Ashland, Ohio.

sGr Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, &c., Of s. R. Squire, No
: s, Main street.