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tn. Table Of Contents is as follows:
With the Birds God Esg-A Dream Fantasy, On. OF the
Sea Ny Student Life iofwyl The Grave by the Lake
Ice and Esquinsux "; Notes Of Pianist Ill; Dip!o'
macy Of the Revolution; Our Battle Laureate Doctor Johns
Nv The Chimney Conner. "; Needle and Garden v;
Castles; Fair Play the Beat Policy Reviews and Literary
Notices.
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RUSSELL LOWELL: ROBERT DALE OWEN; 1onS q. W hi
TIER OLIVER WKNpELL hoLxEs; JonS BusgorGHst rof.
GEORGE w CREME Author OF Life In the Iron Mills
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Gys t.ynr', oprearios,-nobno Captured, With 2,p.
Prisoners. IS Guns aud : Mortar.
GEs ST0SEE,s'. OPERA uoN'-Slisbnry, ". c, cosn
MED, in.meut- Destruction 4 Rebel Properly.
GgS. SFEaxASs OPggAriOSs--Rhls.gh Occupied Gov
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LETTER OF JoHy W1LK.z BooTH-ho Con'ess-s nst H'
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T. lNRY IT, LEEDS, Auc,ionser.
~ II IEEnS A. MINER Will sell bV An

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LII II. LEEDS d MINER, Will sell by Auc
j ton on MONDAY. April a. a. 10y o'clock. a. No
Psrksye Fourth Ayel between ThiriyouEth ard Thirty
hdh-s's. ..
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PARTISAN
MADE ard IN the perfect ordeTC ompr ing PARLOh
u,. covered crimson figured boc heavy crimson inquired
rosewood 7ortavs Piano made By Hsns Bros Of exquisite
cost 1909 carved rosewood French pa,e Minor black
Frrs carved rosewood Turkish sofas double seat covered
IN crimson figured oToc carved rosewood marble top con
Table, heavy Lsce Window Curtns real bronze ngues
Clock cayed xoot Table maid with yariegated
coloret wood beautifully coored Psnin Wees rosewood
tac-r- with French plate Mirror door Oh Paintings Also
very large Vases, beautifully adorned with Chinese
figures
LIBR aRY-Vevet CARPET. carved rosewood bookcase,
with re doors rosewood suite. covered Ia figured lasting
ace window curtains French pate eys Mirror, bronze
nguics &c
DINING ROOn-Carv@d ok suite, covered IN rep, oak
Tension dining table with marbetop bu.et 10 match
china dinner and tea se. with glassware plated ware cut
lery, -. . =,
BEDROOM-Brus7es carpets carved rosewood bcf''esds
do lrhi-iop dressing bureaus, wash aud- and conuotes
with rafbetops hair mattresses straw poasses i,siner
beds holsters and pillows Also elegant carved rosew ood
burr9n, comb cd with which drawers for
Jew ely tfinke ogther with sssortmsnt Of kitchen
furniture. with which Che sale vii commence
The entire sale furnishes opportunity seldom ret with
for parties who drsgous Of obtaining nrt class furniture
be sold without reserve the owner !, declining
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NHE APOSTLE AND MARTYR.

4
In view Of The hath Of Mr lincoln every
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iornaio The yetrs Of hs hsIdest experience therefore
were years q development a. mental pfcgrcss ends would
bon viewed by tie Hsht ri succeeding event. thft
r,Iy experience school o. Providence ~ ~ h
for he mighty struggle which he vs. 20 direct"
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QuARrERnAsrIR- GkHERAL's OvyIcu,

QuARrERnAsrgR -GkEgRAL's OFFICE
FIssr DIVISION,
wAsHISGToS CITY, April l, 1855.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES-Wl be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder, at Baltimore Maryland, on
THURSDAY. April H. 1855,
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAlA
many OF them well bred and in good condition
On
THURSDAY, April 20 1865
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
THURSDAY. April n, 1865
|ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL AND ONE
HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
The horses have been condemned unfit for tho cavalry
service Of the army.
FOR road and farming purposes many good bargains may be
had 49,
Animals sold sngly. Sale to at m, and will
be held Phillips Government Stables, Of Fremont
and Rsnseysts
Terms-Cssh, In United States currency.
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Boaro ano Roomo.

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A JOURNEAY,
IA AUCTIONEER.
OFFICE, No. 0 PINE.ST.
Catalogue sale Of
FIRSTCLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTE &c.
BY A. JOURNEAY,
On SATURDAY. April a. 1863 at 10 o'clock a. m,
At tho private residence No 2J1 East Fifythirdst
number, between Second and Third ayes;
Comprising general assortment Of Househod Furniture via
Rosewood Paror Suite in brocstel Rosewood Piano
forte r. w. Center Tables, narbleops Mahogany Exsn
sion Dining Table. Oak c. ;. Chars, Mahogany Bed
tesds Dressing Bureaus Wash siauds Lace Curtains Win
dow Shades. VELVET BRUSSELS and INGRAM CAR
PETS Crockery Glassware and Kitchen Furniture, with
which the sale will commence.
Catalogues ready at tho Office Of the AUconecr on The
jns Of saA
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-06

which Geo. W. Steele, Sheriff of Knox
county, and bis Deputy, Saint Jackson,
were the participants. The facts of the
case were as follows:
1t appears that Sheriff Steele and his
Deputy jackson, had some angry words
on the street, in front Of the Justices
office, in regard to a sum of money, some
$l8, which, it was claimed, q prisoner in
jail accused of larcency, had placed in
the hands of jackson. The quarrel on
the street resulted in Steele dismissing
jackson, and paying him off. Steele
then went into the Justices Office, and
closely followed by Jackson. Here the
quarrel was renewed moro bitterly than
before, and it is said that Steele accused
jackson of wrongfully keeping the money
in question, insinuated that he was no
better than the thief that placed it lin his
hands. jackson called him q ad--d
liar" Thcreupon Steele grabbed an
iron poker, and made at Jackson to strike
him. The latter instantly drew a revolt
yer, but before he could Stake sight" on
Steele, one Of the loads was discharged,
the bullet entering the table close by
squire Phillips, who narrow escaped his
life. Jackson was almost firing again at
Steele. when he was seized by parties in
the Office, and the pistol wrested from
him.
Here the fight ended, jackson was
taken into custody by Col. Mayors, and
was bound over in the sum ofS5OO, for
his appearance at the next term of the
Court to answer a charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill. Mr.. Byers
went on his bond:
We.shall make no comments on this
case, further than to say we regret that
the peace of the community has been dis.
turbed by such an occurrence. Both
gentlemen, as most of our readers are
aware, are high priests in the Abolition
church. mt. Vernon Banner.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-06
WAYNE COUNTY.

Hon. MARTIN WELKER.-This gentle,
man, member Of Congress elect from the
18th DISTRICT Of Ohio, loft Wooster on
last Monday, for Washington City, to
enter upon the discharge of his oficiaI
duties in the approaching Session, which
will commence on next Monday. lilo
goes with tho prestagc Of having ably dis
charged the duties OF Judge OF the Court
Of Common Pleas of this District, and
filed the Office Of Lieutenant. Governor Of
Ohio, with naked ability.
Mr.. Welker is an able lawyer, and as q
man and private c%itizeni is highly esteemed
Although We decidedly differ with him in
political views, aud condemn the princi.
Piles of the Republican party to which he
belongs, yet we will do him the Justice
We think he is entitled to, by saying that
we do not believe he will willingly give
aid or assistance to the radical Abolition.
lists in their tyrannical and destructive
policy.
The conservative Republicans Of the
District claim the Judge as their Repre-.
sentative and we are inclined to think they
are masters-of the situation from the bitter
opposition manifested by the Oberlini,es
at the time oil his nomination. A few
days will tell whether the Judge is for
or against the Democrat Of
Oct. 80h
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q. CAAD.

n CAAD.
Editor Union
In reply 10 many letters and inquiries
from people in this section of the coun.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-06

NEGRO sUFFRAGE.-At present me-
groes are allowed to vote in only six
States, viz Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont, subject to the same conditions
as white men, in Massachusetts they
must be able to read and write, in Rhode
Island, must be worth one hundred and
dollars in Real Estate in New York,
must he worth two hundred and fifty dol:
lars over all incumberances, in Kansas,
and under tho new radical constitution Of
Missouri. they are not allowed to vote.