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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

AEEEsTs.-Up % o'clock yesterday eve
ning there had been quite Number Of ar
rests mLde in fhe city for drunkenness, dis
orderly eonduc;, etc.
Pa Goregsn and Tim Brown (col'd) wore
asrestsd fer stealing lead from the govern
ment, 70 the value Of s..
A. Donefn Is up on charge Of stealing
Eve dollar treasury note, two enc dollar
notes, and tEO silver half dollars, from Ju-
ia Williams.
Richard Louis vii appear before the Re-
cordsr Monday for obtaining SIS worth Of
goods from Geo. Shields Co. on false pre-
tepsss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
TOtel Tote!l FOtelff

For Sale 81 this oaies, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

FIFTH coSeREssIoNkL DISTRICT.
We are sutaorsed 70 announce N. q. BaEEs. as s
candi6aie for Congress in he Fiith coaaressional
District. composed Of the counass q williamson,
Davidson, Wilson. Summer, Robsrt son and Cheat
nam. junsis-tds
ETh ~ ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

LUNnEz.-Knight 4 Bro. are unloading
a. their Steam Elevator, sn Rolling Nil
all, barge containing sSo,ooe feet Of
white pine lumher, elnBrsGag all kinds Of
clear and common plank, framing timbers,
joies, ana anautlins, q follovs:
1E4-le, IS, snk "a feet long.
2xs-ls, a. and y feet long.
2zs-2o, p, a and 80 feet long.
2hKs-so, = and = feet ioag.
24xlo--ls and y feet long.
'Hrit-so feet8sos. saAf1 EEUlT
Sx6-2o and 20 feet long.
4xs-2o feet long.
sxs-s, = 10, u, a., 20 sad = lsst Lore.
/ Also Isl, eos feet choice vhIss pine aooring
81 al widths, for TIE Lowest ezah prices. :
/ KNIGHT A Brus' Lumbsr Yard q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

By an act Of the Legislature every voter
Ennst get certificate q Registration from
shs Clerk Of tie County Court in the county
ia which be lives before he can vote.
CLERKS Of counties can be supplied By sp-
piiestiOn t. this ofhse, OF BY mail, enclosing
fands.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

We reoeiFsa Ys.isreay tom Es,.rs Co,
. Aanlsi. las Asu YORK aailiss Of she asih
si'' oiaeiaa'a o. TIE so,h, L5aisviIls Of
ias ls' inss' oAisass Of he salh ult. De
D LChPPsF' Riikss' spirit q "a. Tiss.,
tas Genie Honthly, Frtsk I.s,li.,, me-.
tfaisd, he Banner q LisAt, rs,ut I...Is-.,
Ass aad sisgsst pictorial ,at.t,ss Dc
= CAinhsy Corner" and he !. ca -.
Eerid" ter JAY. This runss- u -
1-tbsiie Wesld Is n0ss intssesass -
sa's''sining oss, and We cal PsrasalaF
sitsst0s v &.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

No1rcE.-TEp b11s, fnaIn zen r. ioufteea
vesrs III age, csn Cad pr snaneni emPioy-
ncnt By applying Is
r. Z. NonEaEzHs5
"a y Pa5lic squsEe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

Purs Iss Cream Of ne sssl lssiity 3 -
CoIsgs stssst
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

We are authorised 70 announce Col VIZ. B.
s7okEs, a DeKalb, candidate for Copgress n the
tlard oopsresaiopai Dssaee isis-a
We are Authorized 70 announce A. 3. GA1AEr
a. candidate for seat in The next Congress Of tn
United States, from the Third Congressional D.si
fr-rf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

CsEsoLIDATED The 9Th Veteran hichi-
gan Cavalry has been consolidated with The
ID, under the command Of Brovet Brigsdier
General Metty, former Colonel Of the Al.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

Full bO,sm shirts, aIlsises, lass received
=. II. TzoNrsox,
;,,-.uAf - ChsrFy 81.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

For sale At this os6ce, one good Tobscc
Screw. Will be sold cheap for cash
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are suthosEsd 20 anueuace Erliosp gO'PEH'
Of the county q Bediora, s. scaaddate % repre-
sent the ptspie q the Fouth Cong esaionsi Dis
tricr composed or The counties Of Giles Franklin
Coaes. cannoa, Rutnsfford. Marshal, sad Bedford,
in the Congress q the United States
Fse III, asdrsss TIE pe0pleof the Distrcs st ne
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

Fos sass vur7 cur.r.--Mr. ]. DsPrsl. -
No. AZ, Cherry street, Colorado Building
q can isrs sas sasisiar Dr SAB
uhish thass Wishing y PEsehass seea a.
tieles wo-Id sovsll % eEauiss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

IL bon Ten Zee Cream saloon q shs ely
l. Il ~, csnegs ssrosE Give 6 sviaih
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
80 80 - 80 pIsrsIeF. !.

FlFrH ccEe REssg 9EAL DIsTNeT.
We are suihoizsd tO.arneunce sAEUEI -cAE1EI
IS esndidste Tor co5kfess IN the Fiith Disiriet
composed Of the counties Of Williamson, David
son. Simmer, R5bsrtsoa tad cheafharn.
je2l-tds
We are authorizes 70 announce Ex-Gos. VIZ. p
C.nraEIE as candidate soF Congress n ths Fifth
Congressional l'istnots eomPossd Of the counties
81 Davidson. Williamson, Wilson, sumaaF, hot-
erts,,n. and Chestham jez
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

The block Of fine stores on the corner Of
Church and High streets Is fast apprOaeh-
ing completion. Il viii be quite an orns-
uent to that portion Of The city. sagaeious
men express the opinion that i will not b
many yesfs before an that partition Of
Church street will be fllsd Up with store
houses, occupied By thrifty, enssfprising
bushes men. The corner store Of the
block mentioned above is already occupied
81 kfr. VIM. simmons e grocery and
bakery, and is the neatsst establishment Of
the kind IN the city. his stock Is most ex-
csIlent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

IaSs recsivsss Per Express, fne let q
fpiasss, taslstoa, naizsosks unsiinss q psi
vsta sac, Csc. aufHlra 4 Co.
pyI-sf q sud y College SsFssts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

summsr Hat, "nsW styles, " Just recsiv.
ed. P B. Tuozrsos,
- Cherry street, near UniOn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
AnnrsEATFNTs

WV THrArRE-sam. 1sthsOp, the cd
clown asd comedian, takes = benefit at ibis
hsnss Msnasy svsaias- trsi AE. Post,
soatls rn Dramatis 0Ompapy va Appear.
A grand Matinee win be given July aths
al ? o'clock and performances a night
HAKRy EvEEETT's BESErIT.--Let the Peo-
p'e hxitia thsir niirdsthst Harry Evereti's
benest is On Taesdsy night. EveEybOay
Who wants 70 close Up the 9Th Of July sP-
propristely with pleasure 10 themselves,
and profit 10 worthy gentiemsn, VII At
tend. The bill viii be very attractive. q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
800 Reward

CTRAYED-Cns C'aybsEk suq On, -
- white name q tsii hFfo yea7s -
I'D; q IN W. n lost hatsr A1y ~
oee returning him {, NJ Is SUNNI y street. 81
leaving word ~ this Once al rlceiIe he alovp
reward. ~. 81. WARD.
faqG
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
ARMY FREIGHT LINE.

LoUutEIE, June, l855.
TEIHE Frdght Line running from louisville 10
l Nashville, Eu07Fn A. The Army RE Che NE
has been 9lacoafinusd. 3. A. JO~Es,
Eupt Adsms II. Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
saashrlIIe Auioll
w. CANKRoN 8 Oo.. FubIIshsr..

SUNDAY, July 2 1855
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

IRWIEsToS, N. Y, July 1.-The Albany
train No. %, due az New York about 4:8O
this afternoon, ran of the track at this
place at three o'clock. Several persons are
reported killed and severely wounded,
among the latter VIM. Paulding. of Park
side, who viii loose both legs. The dissa-
ter was the result Of gross careless on thc.
part Of the switch tender.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02

&c 70 George 4 Ea's for orsugus, metz,
a. nLn-n. No. . ~ C.l-- -.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
NO. % DEADERICK sTREET.
Old Course OF treatment
MEDICINES FURNTsHED

saes
q yo1 sars
Fsrlvnt
10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements fOr COngress.

All CHER candidates are respectfully invited to
Attend. ". B. sToEEs.
jas. z. FOOD.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
Gold and Lead in Western
' Pennsylvania. corn

About month since a rich vein OF
gold quartz was discovered in some Of tho
oil wells being sunk on Meadow Run and
Dunkard Creek, Greene Co, Pennsylva.
mia. Specimens we're sent to the United
States mint and gold extracted twenty.
one and half carats fine. Another i'm
portant discovery was made in the same
neighborhood last week, some persons
prospecting for oil wells have dis.
covered a lead mine Of great richness.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says:
They found the ore cropping over acres
OF ground, and with their psnknives and
sticks obtained as many specimens as
they could carry, besides detaching some
immense bCulderS they could not remove
without the aid of cars and mules A
box full ofthesc specimens was exhibited
at this Office yesterday by a trustworthy
gentleman, who had just arrived from the
Lead Region. These specimens were
pronounced by scientists who were pres
eDt, of exceeding richness-containing
fully eighty per cent. of pure meta. The
gentlemen who made this discovery have
not fully ascertained the extent Of this
lead mine, but are satisfied that it is Of
vas; dimensions, and they design making
arrangements for its immediate develop.
mont, A specimen Of the oreis now at
this office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
A Thrilling Romance

Chapter l.-She stood beside the altar,
with awreath of orange buds upon her
head--upon her back the richest kinds
duds. Her lover stood beside her, with
white kid gloves and clean the last was
twenty one years old, the first was sewn.
teen The parsons job was over. every
enc had kissed the bride, and wished the
young folks happiness, and danced and
laughed and cried. The last kiss had
been given, and the last word had been
said, and the happy couple had simmcred
down, and sought the bridal bed. .r
Chapter II.-Sho stood beside the wash
tub, with her red hands in the suds, and
at their slip shod feet there lay pile Of
dirty duds. Her husband stood beside
her-the crossest man alve--the last was
twentynine years old, the first was twenty.
five, The heavy wash was over, the
clothes hung out to dry, and Tom stuck
bis finger ia the dirty babys eye. Tom
had been spank ed and his supper made
upon crust Of bread, and then the bride
and bridegroom went grdmbling off to
bed. a.-T1 slH.b
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
HOUSE.

| . .H
Mr. Raymond rose toa question Of
privilege, to present the certificates Of
election Of the Tennessee members.
Mr.. Stevens interpoaed point Of or.
der that the State Of Tennessee was not
known to the House, which the Speaker
oyerruled. t.,s. b. ..
After brief debate in which Messrs.
Finck, Grider, and Griffith expressed
their desire that the Tennessee members
should be sworn in, on motion of Mr..
Raymo2d their credentials were referred
the select committee on the Confederate
States by vote Of l26 yeas to Al nays.
The House then, by q vote of 90
against Gl, laid on the table c resolution
to admit the Tennessee members elect to
the privileges Of the floor. Pending the
decision of their case at subsequent
stage of the proceedings resolution was
pa. sed that until otherwise ordered Mr.
Maynard and other Representatives from
Tennessee be invited to seats in the
House of Representatives, was adopted,
by years 1873, nays 35,4 ,9oma5 H.,
:, Mr.. Donnelly, of Minnesota, introduced
resolution which was passed, instruct.
ins the. Committee on Territories to afix
the name of Lincoln TO some one Of the
new. Territories of the West l,o, ,-,.
n; Mr., Patterson iustr6duced bill re.
neal certain laws and ordinances in the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
Gen. WashingtOn's Last Vote.

was present when General Washing,
ton gave his last vote. 1t was in the
spring Of l799, in thetown of Alexandria.
lie died the 1lth of December following.
The court house of Fairfax county was
then over the market house, and immedi
ately fronting Gadsby's tavern. The en-
trance into it was by slight flight of
Grassy steps or the outside. The election
was progressing--several thousand per
sons in the court house yard and immedi-
ate neigbboring streets, and was stand
ing on Gadsby'S steps when the Father Of
his Country drove up and Immediately
approached the court house steps; and
when within yard OF two of them, | saw
eight or ten good looking men, from diff.
lerent directions, certainly without the
least concert, spring simultaneously, and
place themselves in positions to uphold
and support the steps should they fall in
the Generals ascent of them. was i'm
mediately at his back, and in that posi-.
tion entered the court room following in
his wake through dense crowd to the
polls-heare him returned with
him to the outward crowd-heard him
cheered by more than two thousand per-
sons as he entered his carriage, and saw
his departure, There were five or six
candidates on the bench sitting, and as
the General approached them they arose
in body and bowed smilugIy; and the
saluiiOn having been returned gracefully,
the General Immediately cast his eye to
ward the registry of the polls, when Col.
onel Dencalo q think it Was) said "Well.
General, how oyou votcY" The General
looked at the candidates and said Gen.
tlemen, | vote for measures, not for men" "
and urning to the recording table audi
bly, pronounced his vote, saw it entered,
made graceful bow aud retired ~, =
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
SHERLFFS SALE.
In Partition
John s. Shearer ct al. !


VS., ! In partiifan
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale, In tho
i above case, Gully issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas in and for the County OF Ash.
land and State of Ohio, and To me directed, I
shall expose TO Public Sale, on the premises,
On Thursday, Jan. 4M, A. D. 1866,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and {
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following de.
scribed lands and tenements, to.vit: The
West half Of the North west quarter Of seo-
ito twenty one (2l), township. twenty f2Ol,
and Range fifteen 15), containing eighty
acres; also twenty FIVE acres of the North
part OF the West half Of the Southwest quar-
ter Of section twenty one (2l Itownship twen-
" (2O) and range fifteen [151, subject 10 the
dover Estate Of Catharipe Burd as Is con.
tanned III the following metes and bounds, 10.
wit: part of the West half of the North vest
quarter of section number twenty one 1911.
township twenty [20 of Range fifteen isl
beginning at the Southwest corner Of said
quarter, thence with the South boundary q
said quarter north eighty seven degrees hast
MI0El ten chains and thirty two links to Q
post in the center of q lane; thence with the
center Of said lane North three degrees west
N80W twenty four chains and seventy two
links 10 post thence South eighty seven Dc.
gress Wes, (S8ToW) nine chains 10 post ON
the West boundary of said quarter, thence
South with the West boundary Of said quarter
twenty four chains and seventy one links 10
the place Of beginning, containing twenty
four acres and thirty nine hundredih Of an
acre of land. Also part Of the West half of
the Southwest quarter Of section No twenty
one (2l) township twenty te0l Of Range ff-
teen ll5), beginni e at the Northwest corner
Of said quarter, thence with the North line Of
said quarter North eighty seven degrees Rass
(NSI0E) ten chains and thirty two links 70 8
post In the center Of lane, thence with said
center Of lane South three and lhree fouflhs
degrees East (S3aoE) to post, thence south
eighty seven degrees West (S87oW Ten chains
and ninety one links 10 post on the Wsst
line Of said quarter, thence with the West line
OF said quarter North ten chains to Q plaos of
beginning. containing ten and sixty one hun.
dredths 10 6l-l00] acres; there b6ing n
both tracts thirty FIVE acres Of land.
Terms Of sale one third cash, QUE lhird A
one year and one third in two years. /, Tbs
back kpaymenls to BE- secured BY mortgage %
the premises ., ,y
Pm W. sri J. O. BROWN, Sheriff.
Nov 20, 1855 0w25pf24,SO 49, a i5l5fi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
Alsoadside Dia,cg,,e.a

4'"And SO, Squire, you don't take the
county paper ?" gaiu 4
"No, Major, | got the city papers on
much better terms. | take couple Of
themp ".Uol.I t
"But, Squire, the county papers often
prove a great convenience to us. The
more we encourage them, the better the
+adj,en can afford to make themS.rar ~
"Why, / don't know any convenience
they are to me-"
HThc farm you sold last fall was adyer.
tised in one Of them, and thereby you OBJ
tanned a customer Did you pct?'
a"Vefy true, Major, hut I paid three
dollars for it," '3ot ~ tliias rsi
"And you made more than three hun
dred dollars by it. Now, if your neigh
Dor bad not maintained the press, and
kept it ready for use, you would have
been without the means to advertise your
property. But | saw, your daughters
marriage notice in those papers, did that
cost you anything" 81 'H '"6 h'' a2Hs.'.
"No, but-"l d. agp.a ,s1s H.i 3
"And your brothers death with a long
obituary notice. And tho destruction Of #
our ncighbor Riggs house by fire. You
knew these things were exaggerated till
the authentic accounts f the wspa ers
set them right" s, -.
40, true, but"
"And when your cousin Splash was up
for the Legislature, you appeared much
gratifcd at his defence which cost him
nothing" nre. t,..,... -..,
"Yes, yes, but these things is interest.
ing to the readers. They cause the peo.
pie to take tbepaper," isas hih ,l, '...
ir"No, Squire Grudge, if all were like
you Now l tell you, the day will surely
come when somebody will write an eulogy
on your life and character, and the printer
will put it in types with a heavy black
cut over it, and withaall your riches, this
will be done for your grave as pauper.
Your wealth, your morality, aud all such
things will be spoken Of, but the printer
boy, as spells the wsrds in arranging the
type 10 these sayings will remark of you
Poor mean devil, he is even spongiDg his
obituary? Good morning, Squire" 20
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
ID diCoNGREssIoNAna
WAsnINeToN, December I2.
-slLGENATEI sh..lAnI

| I7yst = LSENATEt - ldB "
The Senate was called 10 order q II
O'clock, by W. Foster, President BRO tsns
lyMf. Wilson presented the petition 81
Francis Cook a1dlt@o thousand five hun
dred other colored citizens IF the Dis
trict o. Go!qmBid, askihts * airSr NtheN'fieh
Of suffrage. b9issiilnf "a nolieaI1anoSsi
Mf.l Sumner presented i memorial d
the National Ffeedmah's Commission ask
ing for Congressional support, which wa.
referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs 70 s9lriG 55pa llG 30 roi'rlrgT
Mr. Wilson introduced d bill to p,e
vent the sale Of bills, bonds or scrip, anc
other evidences Of debt Of the solcalled
Confederate States, or any of them
which Furnishes as felony buying, selling
or holding such evidences of debt, with
penalty Of five hundred dollars fine,
and imprisonment for not less than one
year nor more than len, which was refer.
rcd to The Judiciary Committee. o'at
1MrgHowe introduceda bill providing
that .whepeverIa person who is entitled to
pension for Injuries received il, the mill,
tary service shall die before the time Of
Hing his application, allowance Of the
fulllamount Of bis claim shall bo made
to his executor. .slsd5r ysf'p7l 5r.
Mr.. Brown presented 0, bill to- grant
land for aiding in the construction Of a
railroud to the Pacific coast through AR.
kausas and Missouri, by the Southern
route Referred to Committee on the
Pacific Railroad, and ordered to be pIin-
ted ' wv
Mr.. Cowan submitted the following
resolution, which was objected to by Mf.
Sumner and goes over nnder the rules (:
= Resolued, That the President of the
United States be and is hereby requested
to furnish to the Senate information Of
the state of that portion Of the Union
lately. in rebellion whether the rebellion
has been suppressed and the United
States put again in possession OF the
States in which it existed; whether the
United States Courts are restored, post
Offices re- established and the revenues
collected and also whether the people
of those State have reorganized their
State Governments, and whether they are
yielding obedience to the. laws and Gov
ornment Of the United States. ,,Jf,,''
Mr., Davis offered resolution declar.
ing that whereas there no longer exists
aamed rebellion, or public danger there.
from, the privilege of the writ Of habeas
corpus is restored in every State in the
Union. ,o.- rsi ,.g,tr ...-r.,.,..j
f1Mr. Davis said he did not intend in the
above any opposition TO the President. =
lie and the people of Kentucky intend.
cd to support President johnson in so
far as he did what they believed to be
right; but this was question of princi
pies, which demanded q frank and re.
spectful opposition. The resolution was
then referred to tho Judiciary Commit
fee t BIZ
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
SHERLFFS SALE.
MAJOR TYLER

VS.. vss 1svo lo- ~
Henry BEARD, ct al,
DY virtue ofan order OF Sale, In The above
I'D case, daily issued out Of the Court Or
Common Pleas in aud for the County Of Ashs
land and State Of Ohio, and to me directed,
l will expose to-sale, on a69mpN 2AEF.
Saturday, January 18Th, A.. d. 1865,
at the door of the Court House,of said Coun.
ty, at 2 O'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the follow
ing described laudsland tenements, to-wit.
Lot number twsnty-thrce (28), In the town Of
Mohicanville, bounded on the North by Lots
number twenty-one ,(2ll and tweniy-twos
t22), one hundsed and twenty-five five feet
on the West by an alley, ITO feet on tho
South by o lane, l20 feet to o. ttone planted
in The road by a stake, 76 feet to the place Of
beginning, likewise liberty to raise dam on
the Run on the East, side Of tho alley that
lies West of lot number twenty-three (23), %
high as not to iDjure the alley or Spring
thai lies West of said alley and run also lo1
twenty -one in said town Of Mohi canville, sd-
joining the above said lot number twenty
three (23), in plot of an addition 10 the
said town of Mohe awhile, in the County Of
Ashland and State Of Ohio with the appur-
tenances thereto belonging. 4,.s l-get
Terms Of Sale Cash. Appraised Of -
Ht ]. @. BROWN, Sheriff.
Dec. l3, 1885-4w27pf$10,00 II fgar
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which allowed former masters Of colored
soldiers who enlisted to receive their
pounty.elq09F odl i091s1q boa ,ao.1guf
ioMr.i Dslan9 introduced q joint resolui
tion for an'amendmont to The Coostitu.
ton, making it the duty Of each State to
provide for the rightfuli pursuit of hap.
pinesstofs inhabitants, Without dis.
tinction Of color or race. It was refers
redito Committee o. Judiciary. . Az. !! :.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
Hurrah r,Ns,u Horl ,

Recorder Hoffman, the candidate Of
the Tafhmahy wing Of the Democracy Of
New York, was elected Mayor Of that
city at the late election. Abolitionists
were on the tip,toe Of expectation, and
were :, flattering themselves with the be-,
llef that their candidate for Mayor, M
.. Roberts, would be elected. Tie vote
stood as follows: S i3'''.'I9 ~
ii af tfnnan, (Tammapy Dcm0 80, ,626
Roberts lQnion and Citizen ----3l ,237
li9cker,z (Hozart Dem, ,3l3
.Gnnther, lndep. Dem, )-------- {, $50
Had tho Democracy been united on
one candidate their majority would have
been about l8, 900. The great metropo.
lis Of the United States is thoroughly
Democratic. oia.9G~J1a5 or 5ftF 4