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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
DIANo FoRTEs AND MELODEONs.

Who IS sole Agent for Tue Gale = Co, and Simmons
and Whitney AsOdeOls IN Lansing, Mich, would
call the attention Of the public u his stock VI Insra
ments In the purchase Of an Instrument two things
are 20 be accomplished: The irst is Perfect Nus
cal InstrEnsent, combining every desirable point
which goes 20 make Up melody. power, sweetness
Csc u action and durability. Ihs other IS % pos
---s beautiful and ornamental piece o. furniture
tO.A " which are combined IN tie above iustru
meats Those who have seen them Will admit that
they are not exceilsd By any o. the market Every
-f-ument = fully warranted o. give entire satisfac
ton and will be sold az Manufacturers prices.
fne Octave Piano, with AL the late improve
uents Can be seen 70. a few days Gail AZ the City
BOOKSTORE
zee A J. vIELE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
MNzzZZ2.Z2l

AL the Medical men and tle Press recommend D.
Striltianis Anu Cholera N.Etlre tAf 0lIg c1fiah
remedy for Disrrhola and I'yseL ters. I BE- cort.
nation OF Astflng Absorbeuis. 80 naIaru sne
Carminaiivcs and % warranted g. -.ri Ire Htd
all other MEANS havo failed.
For sale lu Iaus.ug ly g ~ ms lord Nslf,
and by Bri-hin Cone y. wtr's7s lgf-is.
General Depot, Cincinnati. O-lo. lyft
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
MEDICAL.

4 YER'S PILLS.-Are you sick, feeble
~ and compliuing' Arc you Out OF order with
your system deranEei and your feelings llcoLf0rtl
ble' These symptom. are often tie prelude 20 ser
Gus illness some Ii Of sickness Is creeping upon
YOU and should be averled by timely use q the
right remedy lake Ayers Pills. and cleanse out
the disordered humors-pursy the blood. and ie: the
iuiss nova on uaobstrrctet u health again. They
- muste the functions Of the body into vigorous &C
;ivity and purify the system from the distractions
which wake disease A cold settles somewhere u
the hOiy. and lera-res us natural functions These
Il not relieved. react upon themselves and the
rounding organs producing general eggravation, suf
fering and arrangement While IN this condition,
take Ayers Pills. and see how directly they restore
the natural action o. the system. and with . the
buoya1t feeling O, health agaa What S true AID go
apparent n this trivial and common complaint j.
also true IN many O. the deep seated and dangerous
dstempers- The same pursative effect exQels them.
Caused BY similar distractions ard deran Eenents OF
the natural functions q the body. they are rapidly
and many O. them surely cured d Tie same means.
None Who know the wine @ these Pills viii neglect
- employ them when suffering from the disorders
they cure, such IS Hsaizche, Foul stomach, Iyscn-
.ery, Bilious Complaints, Indigestion. Deralgenent
q the Liver Ccsfiveuess, Constipation, Heartburn
Rheumatism. Dropsv, Worms, snd Suppression VIXEN
taken il l1r-e tCs-s.
They are S1rar Ccatst - that TIE most sensitive
can take them easily an tLey arc surely the besg
prrzagive uetlc.ce yet discovered
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
Horses & CarriageSto let at all hours.

Ofce and Stable on Washington Street between
the American and the Edgar Houses ihird Stable
from the corner. NATHAN CCIIE
Lansing, JAY S-h, 1854 s01yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE
II Tie d-rn q T-r1e- 8l1hv e this Day tissoT-
81 ~ -rt4l consent Turner Is authorized &c ss;tle
.he -el-s q the concern
III pars1-s indebted = the late 1rl1 q A Turner
& Bixby are requested 70 5e prompt Il ths settle
neni Of their debts
AMOS Turner,
ALFRED EI1BT.
Lansing, ost. II, lse4 s04ns
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
DRURIGO LOTTO.
PrurigO Lotto.
PPurigO Lotto.
PrurigO Lotto.
PrurIgO Lotto.
PrurigO Lotto.

The Great Itch and Humor Killer Of the
18th Century.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ON MUTUAL OR STOCK PLAN

THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
transaets business o. Insurance shoul tie
This Company refuses .l steam Mis- md other h4z
ard0Is property aud not over 5000 ever taken ID
one rlsk, thereby avoiding a.! large al1 rlllc-s
losses that often cripple QlLegwse sg-nl comp -nes
The Directors AMI Olce's ars ce-erln.le Jed that 10
ecori shall be spared their part make u w0rt-
the collle1ce o.. the plbc. Z beng or am 10 10
safe, rather than large business Tie company De
ing located the Capital has many Advantages alike
valuable - the insured ard the Company.
This Company lbs sLock clause - their charter
by which those who prefer lot u give p0s. Mole
can be Insured ~ the rates o. g00l -socs Companies
without any liability 70 assessment
This Company also lusures against
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTIEs
And Back Pay,
Presented. Prosecuted 1 collected.

The undersigned have entered INTO a Crplrtrrr-
Counties Of EltOn. Iucham AMI Clinton and have
opened an Office ia the City o. Lansing
f. G Russell. Cnc Of the members ol tbs lrm,
having been flr 4 long time HAMMER oT CLAWS IN
the Pension Oiice al Washington ana therefore hav
ing thorough knowledge az the business We can
safely say that secure these claims with LIS,
DELAY AND Expense than any other firm in the
state Special ltteution gwen O. the adj .stmeut q
SUSPENIED CLAIMS and claims that have long been
pending De ore the Departments
Having az Office ia Detroit We are favorlt.y stu
ated for the collection Of STATE BUJNTfIS.
Office IN Lansing over Mrai ( R'he1as store
N. Idle Town Once in Detroit. in s-itz' Block
r C. RUSSELL a COwLTs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
DROBATE ORDER.-sta,e Of Michigan.

DROBATE ORDER.-State OF Michigan.
Il county Cf Ingham, sat- 4 session o. the
Probate Court for the county q Ingh4n holden II
The Probate Office IA the village of Mason, on
Tuesday, the 27th day Of December IN Tie year one
thousand eight hundred tsixiy four. Present Vim
Il Pinckney, Judge ofPrObatc. In tn matter ~ The
estate Of Harris J. Baker deceased. on reading and
ding the petition. duly verified, q Truman spencer
administrator OF Said estate praying for license 70
sell tie zeal estate Of which said dece sed died seized
Ihereupon 10 is ordered that Monday the III lay
ofFebruary next, at II O'Clock 10 the forenoon be
assigned for the hearing Of said petition. and that
the heirs az law OF said deceased ana AL other pep
sons Interested 10 said estate are required &C. appear
n session OF said Court. t-cu o. De holden al
Probate Office, in the Village o. Mason, and show
cause Il any there be, why the prayer % the petit
toner should not be granted And 10 g further or
dered that said petitioner give notice 10 the persons
interested in said estate u the tendency ofsai pct
ton and the hearing thereof hy causiugacopy % this
order 10 be published 70 the Lansing Republican IA
newspaper printed and circulating IA sash County
" lngham, SIX successive weeks previous 20 sid
cay OF bearing
"A true copy VA. n pINCKNEY
6w505 judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
II D W A d SSOCIATI
IL PHILADELPHIA pa

Diseases OF the Nerves, Seminal, Urinary and s.1
ual Systems-new and reliable treatment-sn Ps
ports OF the Howard Association-sent bv nal !,
sealed letter eoveopes, free OF charge Address n
South Ninth Street, Philsdslphia, Pa ly1s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
NOTICES.

ID EMOVAL.-J. &. Bailey Co., having
II sod oui tneir o. Bsuxir.g House 70 lie seen
National Bark vii move On IL lrst u April, into
the store occupied ~ = Sin0os o. tie corner "
Wssl rEtgu az Aicllg-l Agel-es rlsrs they vii
contr -e the Bal ng an L1-lalge business a. here
-1rlr@ u1ll th-ir Lev B4Lkllg Holss 3 completed
sl- L.. Flr=t N-tlcLal Ea-k
j. the meantime. al cOnlmun icztiCDs % Is Or 70
.Le F.-si National Bank q Lansing. vii meet With
prompt ait--t.fl-
r BGILET CO., Bankers.
lansing N.ch March !. ls54 ss5H
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18

II OST-ELEVEN SHEEP.-Ten Of said
l. sheep are marked Viii = - IS O. tie eT- sh01-
Der az hiu. Eitn = cot 5.tEe-n- One q them i
n1rke1 with letter % . O. Tie r-zu. Az Per
sol EivirZ inf0-nziion 70 tie Undersigned where
szic sheep may d found, I'll De Suitably rewarded
DART Willy
Lansing JAY q, 1874 4ss-n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
9 Q L E l n s
AL sRss CONSTANTLY OF HAND
Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Case.

For ordinary lntements. Deposit,ng IN
vaults. aud Transportation. thtf l,rs ~ - =.
lnes are made q the most iiuPal sl.a,s rn,.,,.,.
and are euamelct inside and oui al -. =. -
aud the exterior has nno Rosewood tat.h w.
properly eemented, The remains ~ le ...-..., =
Tree from irreFtion of water o. e-rrs t.r. ID -
min, ana may without offensive odor b. k.,, :.
ons a. oesired thus ooViaiiug The uetssits az -,
ourials Their eng an slocessrsl Use 49,. go
patton SVEN thesa renders gnuccessafrsry cxt,e..s
notice OF their vaiseihle Advantages Nv a.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
NEW REATMENT
Private and Confidential
MEDICAL ADVICE.
DIR. AssOs & sOz,

Al the Dstrst Prirsts Ho.piai .s.sl.stes ~ =.
cure Of syphilis, s-nlnai Wlasns. .. arc t'' $3.50
ia1fm.tlss o. yglt- aal maturity
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
va n PINCKNEY,
judge or Probate.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. In the mat
X ter q Ihe estate Of john " Phelps, deceased.
The under gre1 az ing ben appointed by the Hon.
William Il llucSey. J-dre oi PrCt-tr for lie c.1rt ~
of lAg1am, % ihs state oi NJ hsan. Commissioners
% receive, examine aud ADJUST al claims and demands
against the estate aforesaid. Hereby give notice
that they viii he present on the thirteth days IL Jan
lary and March, IS 5 III zine Ociock iu the fore
noon II each @. SAID days, at ths Office % Barnes
Huntington On 'he village cl Mason, in saia county
for the purpose IL receiving, examining ali ustng
such claims and demands, and tiat slx months from
the llth day or October, 1884, has been allowed ty
the said court for creditors 10 present their claims
t0us for examination and adjustment
Dated GaslE- Dec. p. 1894 605w4
PHlIEIVs Il PECK ,;a,.-,
JOHN II SAVERS ~''''''-''''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18


MOST s.IEyIIIC INVENTION
Al iustrumert for o.. clfe Of -uifai Deliiiy =
Nocturnal + nns-l.1s more prpylr = .lcrr - :, -
al wcakress ttc Can te - ria-ertF clfe'
from Is GAYS toto months ~ 'l- lss q ~ -
slruuelt when r-st c1a.o lig a.i1 re-'ei11A
YOUNG gEy TAXI PARIlCriAk NOTICE
D- A-pos son take r.-as--s o. arr'-'-i1s -.
ti.v 49, -rt.s q n ~ lmDcrtant r.f1eft -.
tie r1r. rf tie above llst aer. u Ait ytf- -
H. (, 49, ~ 2 rlrst er1irrrt -eyr r4is r. i'i-
prs D. sfe.tt a and M fsrE. % ifa zen -
el-ref ttc 0-r- r7esf rslrr lelf ever i-fe-it. -
Tie c.ireof seminal esk-e1f ~ any CO.,. y. -
gerl.al orrars calset ~ - s-cfr. % IS : -
Tr Ans = -1n in order o. saii.ig i-l i-'rt -
al AZ 10 he merits ~ their .lst-1-o~1i, p-Ls
lb.rn-res tilst In any l1s.srcs vlsre . ny pfe..
.rslfzfse.orv after T. fay triai, i-1 Macy 80
relln1ed by returning the ilsir1tdeli % f''e W
Price TT Iol-ars by m1A ~ s1pI~---
WV RuSr1lEs AND Quick cUE2
For vsnersai D.e.ses a. al Pfs-is Compass. ~.
gieats st-ic.rres se-ai-al uezkLeEs. pans = -
ioiuts arsci 0ns = tbs k1aefs. 81 -esfs u - -
threat nose AMI skin and al. tb1ss 'res1 = go
ars.ug frcll = secret haLlt ~ yoltr- sl.-n 49,.
c0rstltltl01sl debility. render msrrass =.
and 10 the en- Destroy both tOly -1l lA--- - -
treatment hey ADOPT g tie red- - -yr.- =
thirty years extensive aud successi-i p'-S-'''
E1rur - A--4r-c4-
COUNTRY ISVAILe.
Persoa. % any part . The E1El1 E-ag b ssoes-y
fully f-eatsl ~ flruar.irs crrrect e-1l G '-'-
case ri.h a remittance ior met .clres. etc.
Or Amos Z So : Woo l-l ave. letfol. =.
B-Remealcs io- the cure - pr4Eais -. -
from s. % s.. So
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
a SURE CURg

This ne.s preparation possesses iao.s .so.l.rfs.
nrone-rfaz an
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
r. BOOTHROYD & co.
BOOTS & SHOES-

Ever offered In iais city 70 oaI old friends ans
customers We extend cur thanks for their former
very liberal patronage, AID invite them, and the
rest Of the Boot and Shoe wearing public 90 SA eN-
animation Of our new stock o. Boots aud shoes
which Las been selected with great care and strict
reference 10 The wants OF the people
Boots AMI shoes have materially advanced since
asst spring, and must advance stl more but we are
determined 70 sell our STOCK mostly II Ola Prices
and thereby give our customers benefit In cur
store may bs found al the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-18
DAMAGES BIZ LIGHTNING!

TNCORPORATED 1868.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
AN DUTY.

Under this heading, the Ohio States
man makes the following excellent sug'
gestiops;
"Let every Democrat support his local
paper. 1t is his duty to give it all the
advertising and printing, as well as sub.
scribers, he can. Every thing should
be done to encourage and strengthen it
as the Democratic press bias much to con-
tend against-money and power, the
flesh and the Devil | We invoke every
man who loves Democracy and the prin.
ciples of the Democratic Party, to rally
now to tie support Of his political organ,
There should be no delay about this
thing. Let it be done at once"
AS the Statesman truthfully says, new
is the time to push true Democratic pa
pers in every direction, for il is only BY
sowing sound seed that we can hope fol
"a good harvest. Democrats too otter
wait until just before election to begir
to circulate their papers, and that is gen
orally too late. Abolition tares have
sprung up and the good seed will no
take root. Reader, if you have a Demo
cratic neighbor, or n who is a moder
ate Republican, do not rest uuil yol
have induced him to take a good Demo,
cratic newspaper. Your own county pa
per first al d others afterwards.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
Terrible News From Jamaica.

We ask every person to read the news
We publish this week from Jamaica, if we
would realize the horrible wickedness Of
Abolition. The blacks have commenced
numbering the whites in that unhappy
island, Just as they did in Hayti fifty
years ago. A correspondent says, "they
tear out the tongues Of their victims, cut
of tho breast Of the women, and mutilate
little Children" and practice other enor.
mites too shocking to mention. This is
the inevitable result Of overthrowing the
natural relation Of the races, and il is to
just this end that this country is SLOWLY
but surely marching, under the insane
lead Of Abolitionists. Great Godl when
will our people arouse from their letharg,
and can any n think OF a punishment
at oil adequate to the deserts of thos,
who thus make q hell Of earth and turf
over tender women and helpless babes h
the savage ferocity ofbarbarian Africans
Day Book
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
A Remarkable Admission.

Horace Greeley, in controversy carried
Vn besuVOl h;m and Horny J. Raymond,
concerning the attempted peace negOtia.
tons ofthe former, expresses the following
opinion in relation to the proposed mission
of Alexander H. Stephens, the then Vice
President, to Washington in the summer
of 1868:
, "Had this wise and brave course (Mr.
Lincoln's subsequent attempt to negotiate
a peace) been taken when Alexander H.
Stephens first publicly solicited permits.
sion to visit Washington, I believe it
would have saved a quarter of million
precious lives, al awful amount of devas.
tation and misery, and left our national
debt o full billion less than it is to day"
This is a remarkable admission, to say
the least. Does it not prove that all the
Democracy have ever said about the need.
less prolongation Of the war?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
A Lady's Waterfall Saves Her
Life,


The Local Of the Cleveland Leader re.
lates the following thrilling ard romantic
incident, which a Mr.. Crump Informed
him, occurred on Euclid avenue in that
city:
A horse came dashipg along, attached
to a light buggy containing a fashionably
dressed young lady. Parties rushed into
the road to stop the frantic animal, but
their presence made no impression on him
The brutc's imagination was fred, and 10
stung by the CAD fly, did not make much
better time. The color Of the lady,
cheek denoted that she was frightened
but she hung to the ribbons with splen
did resolution, nevertheless. In vain
however. The horse turned q corner jus
BY our informant, whep the whirl upse
the buggy and precipitated the fair drive
to the pavement. She seemed to tn,
spectators to strike on her head, and thsi
hearts few into their mouths. The,
thought she must be killed. Judge o
their surprise when she almost Instant,
regained her feet, with no apparent harm
other than the soiling Of her clothes an,
the disheveliug other hair. The force o
the fall had been broken by the epormou
"waterfalP she wore. It, however, ha,
been ruined, aud she could afford its los,
since that cushion saved her life. TIL
bursting oft accomplished with a shar
report, and out Of the "interior" Of th
Continuance burst the wrecks ola larg
pln.cushion, several puff combs, two egg
a large softboiled turOip, a big wad {
cotton, and On inflated gas.ball Of mediuI
siSe. t'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
Played Out.

The New York Tribune, in speaking
of the acquittal of EMERSON ETHERIDeE
by a Milit,ry Commission 10 Tennessee,
says
"Henceforth, we trust, our military
satraps will curb their propensity tc
play fantastic tricks aud let Copper
heads say what they please. They viii
feel better for it, while the public will
not be imperilled. The crisis is past
and arbitrary arrests of civilians are
Tor should beg played out"
The admission in the above is good
but the Tribune ought to mend its man.
ncrs, and not style its betters Copper.
heads.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
[From the Stanton VA vindicator. ]
The Ohio Democracy.

We do not know any thing challenges
our admiration, to a greater extent, than
the heroic fight just made by the Demo
cratic party of Pennsylvania and Ohio
against the radicals. They threw down
the gauntlet, with the knowledge that
they would probably meet o%verpovcriug
numbers, hut, like David, they went forth
with confidence in their principles, to
meet the great Goliah of Radicalism.
Fearing hat the Democratic party
would win, the Republicans cast off part
of the programme intended to be played
by them, and virtually ignored their pet
scheme of negro suffrage. By this and
a quasi Endorsement of President John
sons policy they defeated the Democracy,
but the vote shows an increase for the
Democratic party. If the contest had
been waged on the question of negro sufl
rage, as it was 10 Connecticut, the result
would have been different. As it is the
Democracy can rejoice over the defeat oil
tho Republicans on this issue, from the
fact that they were compelled to ignoreit,
or leave their policy entirely in doubt.
After the next Congress, the issue will
be plain and we'll defined. and the De.
mocracy, fighting upon principles based
upon the Constitution, pledged to the
support Of no measure that does not insure
equal and exact justice to all, with the
prosperity and perpetuity Of the Union
for its aim, must and will succeed,
Fight on, noble old Democracy Though
the dark cloud Of defeat overhsadows you
at present, the bright sunlight Of success
will ere long dispel it. The triumph o.
principles may be delayed. but it is event
ually certain.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Tho steamer
Massachusetts, at Philadel 'hia from Key
West. reports Tremendous gale there on
the 22d. Every vessel except the Mas
sachusetts went ashore in the harbor-
The next morning twenty wrecks were
viewed from the lookout. The gunbodi
Muscoota went ashore but got of. A
large ship, name unknown, went ashore
high and dry on the rect near the light
house, but no assistance could be render
ed owing to the high sea. Considerable
damage was done to roofs Of buildings o.
Key West. 'a''
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
The public are earnestly invited 10 give us
. call. Remember the place,
Three Doors West ofthe Bank, ashland,
NJ. WINBIGLER & co.
ld- Goods will be delivered any plac,
in Town Free Of Charge.
March %. 1866-iltf
PARTITION NOTICE.

John stoler Court Of Common
vs..
NJ. K. Seibert IN d Eliza
beth his wife, Joseph Pleas Of Ashland
Hare and Maria his wife,
David Stoler. Walter Sto.
Ter, Luther Stoler and Lu. County. Ohio.
Their Stoler and Rufus
Stoler minor heirs Of Jno.
Stoler, decd, defendants Petition for Par'n
TIME above named defendants will take no.
tice, that the above named plaintiff,
On the 7h day Of November, A. D. '65,
filed a Petition in the Court of Common Pleas
Of Ashland County, Ohio, where the same Is
now pending, demanding partition of the fol-
lowing premises, to-wit: The North.East
quarter Of section twenty.seven (27), Town.
ship No. twenty. one (2l), and range number
fifteen (l5), containing one hundred and six
~ acres, more or less. Also q part Of the
South half Of the South East quarter Of sec
ton number twenty-five (22). Township num-
Der tweniy-one t2lj, and range number IF.
tech (l5), from the South West corner Of said
quarter, East ten Chains to the place Of be.
ginning, a stone corner, thence North, paral-
lei with the West line Of said quarter, twenty
chains and FIVE links 70 half quarter line
thence east on said line. three chat IS and sew
euIy Ave links to the centre of the County
Road, thence South forty-four degrees East,
len chains and seventy links, thence South
parallel with the West line twelve chains and
twenty eight links to quarter line, thence
Yves. eleven chains and fifty one links 10 the
place of beginning, containing twenty acres.
III H.. Al. - =. 49, 80 aatI nar.t H.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
The Richmond Enquirer Re.
ViVel.

The Richmond Enquirer has been re.
vived by Messrs. Tylet (its late proprietor)
and Coleman, and has a salutatory in
which its editors say that the cause for
which they contended has gone down for.
ever, and adding /: The oath Of allegiance
taken by ourselves in common with our
fellow citizens, has q far different signif.
canoe than the same oath could have had
before the unsettled supremacy between
the States and the Federal Government
had been decided by the arbitrament Of
war. Now, we acknowledge allegiance,
LIST, to the Union ; I'd, to the State. Tho
same honesty and sincerity which made
the sons of Virginia brave the dangers OIL
battle and suffer uncomplainingly the
hardships of four years of war, will make
them faithful to their oath Of allegiance