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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-19
l)oetrp.
To-Day and To-Morrow.

NJ GERALp MASSEY
Hgh hcpes, tha' burn Ike stars sublime,
Go down thetkies Of freedom;
And true hearts perish 10 the time
We biueriest need EN-
But never bit We down and say,
There's nothing len but sorrow,"
We walk the wilderness to-day
The Promised Land tomorrow.
oar birds 0f song are silent now
There are 20 flowers blooming
But life burns ia the iron tough,
And freedoms spring is coming!
And freedoms tide comes up Away,
Aud thou .h We may strand in sorrow,
And our good bark -aTouul to day
shul float again tomorrow
Through all hs long, drear night Of years
Ib people. cry a8cend'd,
And earth ia wet With blood and tears
Ere our meek suG-rirgs ended
The fgw shall not forever sway,
The many toll in aorrowi
inc bars of Hen are strong to-day,
Bus Chris shall rise 10 morrow
Though hearts brood DER the past, our eyer
with smiling futures g.lsen
10! nov the day bursts up the skies
Lean Out your souls and listen
The world rolls frseIom's falisnt way,
And rpeHs with our sorrowi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-19

RULES FOR WISTER.-Nevor 60 to bed
with cold or damp feet.
10 going into colder air, keep the mouth
resoutely closed, that By compelling the air
to pass circutously through the nose and
head it may become warm before il reaches
the lungs and thus prevent those shocks and
sudden chils which frequently end 10 peurisy
pneumonia, aud other serious forms OF disease.
Never sleep with the head in the draft of
an open door or window.
Let more cover be on the lower limbs than
on the body. Have an extra covering within
easy reach 10 case of a sudden and great
change Of weather during the night.
Never stand still moment out OF doors,
especially at street corners, after having
walked even short distance.
Never ride near the open window of vo-
hicIe Tor single hall.mlnute, especially if it
has been preceded by walk valuable lives
have thus been lost or good health perma.
nently destroyed.
Never put on a new boot or shoe in begin
niug journey.
Never wear lndia-rubber in cold, dry
weather.
II compelled to face bitter, cold wind,
throw a silk handkerchief over the face its
agency is wonderful 10 modifying the cold
Those who are easily chilled on going out
OF doors, should have some cotton.batting at
tached TO the vest or Other garment, SO as to
protect the space between the shouder. blades
behind, the lungs being attached to the body
at that point little there is worth five
times the amount over the chest in 'front.'
Never sit for more than five minutes at a
time with the back sgainst the FIRE or stovo
Avoid sitting against cushions in tho backs
Of pews III churches il the uncovered board
feels cold, sit erect without touching it,
Never tegin journey TIL breakfast has
been eaten.
After speaking, singing, or preaching in a
warm room 10 winter, do not leave it for at
les. ten minutes and ovon then cosa the
mouth, put on tho gloves, wrap up the neck,
aad put GA a cloak or overcoat before passing
CUT Of the door; the neglect Of these has
laid many good and useful man in a proma-
ture grave
Never speak under ho,rsonoss, especially
il II requires an effort, or gives hurting or
painful feeling, Tor it often results Ia per.
maneot Ioss of voice, lifelong invalidlsm.
-IiaH' Journal Of Health for January,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-19
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

For one Square, Of 2lines less Of Nonpsrel type
hree iusaftous g. 90 for each substquen. iIsaion
20 cents Unlr-sthe number Of insertions are marked on
the Advertisement will he continued I'LL ordered OUT
Liberal discount made merchants and Others sdverl--
ing 0y me year
Probate and Commissionsf' Notices, ,S2,00each
For notices Of Liberal IONS Esrays the Form alton and
Dissolution Copa rtnershps, ho, al 00eaei for three
insertions. II sent ~ mail the money mustaeeonpany
the order.
Notices news columns, 10 cents per line each inaer-
uon, but 20 charge made ofless han 80 cents.
holces Of Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, bat
extended obituary Notices or Poetry, will be charged
ha lAdYeItI.Lng ratet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-19

Lord palmerston used to tell this aneodo,e Of
himselt' "When | was young man, the Duke
Of Wellington made an appoin,men, with me a,
hali-past seven in toe morning, and some one
asked me, why. Pslmerston, how will you keep
that engagement P Oh said, Of course the
easies, thing in the world. shall Keep ii tho
last thing before go to bed. 4"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-19

NEw YoRk CRY ELKcrloN. The City Elec-
ton in New York Tuesday, passed of quietly,
and no row, or murders are as yet reported.
The full vote lor Mayor is as follows Hoffman,
rammany Democrat S2,955. Roberts, Repub-
lican, 81, ,42l. llecker Citizens Association
and Mozart, Democrat, 400 Gun,her Ger
man MckeOn, Democratic, 6,66l. John I.
Holman was therefore elected by 1884 majority.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-19

Design OF chance nhk,s others wiye,
Hat nature did this match eonrivei
EFe might as we'll have Adam i,d,
As she dtuisd her little bed
To him, Tor whom Heaven seemed to tAmc
And measure out this lltls dame
To him the 'airest ny mphs Do show
Like moving mouutain' tHpp't with snuv
Aud Uyfy msn Poll phcme
noss O. his GAiatea seem
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-19

Ine little people had remarkably happy lHe
Of i,---if not absolutely healthy, wealthy and
wise, at east, something ike it, They had nine
children, five Of whom lived to be men and wo-
men o. the ordinary hight. Richard born dur.
iug the reign Of james the first, saw tie glories
and the troubles of Charles the first, Cromwell,
Charles the second, and James the second and
died early in the reign Of William aud Mary.
Rather late ia life he became drawing master to
the prluceses Mary Ond Anne, afterwards queens
lie Gled at the age Of seven five, while his
pocketedtion Of a wife survived TO eghly'nine.
They were each under four feet in hight it is
even aid that they could only muster seven iee'
Of stature between them.
Peter the Great, who had something Of the
Russian bear in his disposition, on one occasion
made merry with all the dwarfs living within a
certain range Of his capital. lie collected seventy
Of them, and caused one horse to draw dozen
Of them at time in cA,riags, to raise laugh
at their smallness. lie ordered marriage be-
tween two Of the number. All the guests we're
served with small articles Of food small tables,
small knives and spoons. The bridegroom, thlr'
,y.e eht inches high, danced minuet, and tic
Car was delighted. 1t IA related that, when the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-27

posing him after the election. Why then,
vote against your " sentiments /? Why
cling to the body Of a party the extrem,
tiles Of which are already palsied by
death.
Thousands Of Republicans will stay
from the POLLS to avoid the responsibility
Of voting for General Cox, but in doing
SO they will eyade but not discharge their
duty Ifnegro suffrage is right; ifthe four
dollars Militia tax is just and wise ; il it
be good economy to expend in Ohio six
hundred thousand dollars in collecting
the Internal Revenue, when it can be
done for one.sixth that arouut if you
desire to pay a tax Of one hundred and
fifty dollars to buy the "negro ~dependen.
cyo proposed by General Cox if une-
quail taxation is equitable, aud IL high
taxes are preferable to low taxes then
you ought 10 vote for General Cox. But
if these measures are wrong, as in your
heart you know they are wrong, then it
is your duty to yourself, to your children
and to your country, to vote against him
OUR COUNTRY.
We are all Americans, all Ohioans,
and we should never forget that our
country is the common heritage Of the
people, In all free nations, there will
and ought to be opposing parties, for
they act as checks and guards upon each
other and without opposition there would
be danger Of the party in power becom.
fling despotic. But, while this is true,
party spirit should always be chastened
by patriotism. and every citizen should
prefer the country's good to a party tri-
um phi.
An unfair attempt has been made by
a portion Of the Republican press to
prejudice the action of the people by at
tacks upon gentlemen who are not candi-
dates. They are abundantly able to take
care of themselves ; they stand upon
their own acts and opinions, as | stand
by mine; they are not responsible for my
acts or views, nor am / responsible for
theirs.
l fully endorse the resolutions Of the
Convention, which put me in nomination
and upon those resolutions and my own
acts | 60 before the people.
Parties are but associations ofmen, and
as men are liable to err when acting sin
ely, SO they are liable to be mistaken
when acting in combination. The only
true rule is to look to the country, and
act with reference to the public veal.
Let us all remember that we are pas.
sengers on the same great ship Of State,
and if she strands upon the rocks, we will
all be wrecked together But if a pru-
dent pilot be at the helm, who will avoid
all rocks and shoals, and keep the sails
fairly set to the friendly breeze, a favor
able voyage may be expected.
To you, then, fellow citizens, l COM
init, not my cause, but your.own, and it
is my feryent hope that you may so dis
charge your duty on the tenth day Of
October, as never to have cause Of regret
for what you have done.
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n RIFFS
PrOclam !

HAaA % NAYH
THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
ASHLAND COUNTY are hereby no IL
fed to meet at their respective places Of
holding Elections, on the Second Tues.
day Of October, A. D. 1865, being tho
10th day Of October, A. ID. 1865,
and vote for the following Officers, to-wit,
One Governor one Lieutenant Gov.
ernor; one Supreme Judge (full term,y
one Supreme Judge; (vacancy,) one
Treasurer Of State one Attorney Gener-
al; one School Commissioner one Mem
Der Of the Board Of Public Works; one
Clerk Of tho Supreme Court one Rep
resentative; one Treasurer; n Com
missioner one Infrmary Director ! n
Coroner; aud one State Senator, TO rep.
resent the Counties Of Ashland and Rich
land.
The Trustees Of the several Townships
are required to furnish the Clerk Of the
Court the names of the following number
of .Jurors /. ff pEfh
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF
ASHLAND COUNTY.

The Central Committee, having deter
mined to make the balance Of the cam
paign active and useful, make the follow
ing appointments, hoping that the friends
will appreciate our cause and give oul
meetings the attention they deserve, and
must have to make them effectual, and
in turn we say you shall have suitable
speakers to address YOU.
/ SIGLER'S SCHOOL HOUSE
MILTON TOWNSHIP,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 3D.. Speakers
VIM. b. McCarty, j. D. Jones.
2. TROY-Tuesday Evening, Oct
Sd. Speakers, 7. j. Kenny and J. Dew,
or.
%. CENTER SCHOOL HOUSE
JACKSON TIP,
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 4th. Speak
ers, 7. J. Kenny and WA G. Emerson
A.. SAVANNAH--Thursday Eve
ming, Oct. 5th, Speakers, T. j. Kenny
VIM. B. McCarty,
s. Observation-Disclosures Eve.
ming, Oct. 9Th Speakers, J. p. Devor
and R. NJ. Campbell
8, MIFFLIN--Friday Evening, Oct.
9th. Speakers, J D. Jones and II, NJ.
Campbell
7, RUGGLES Friday Eve, Oct
9th. Speakers, W. A. G. Emerson aud
j. j. Jacobs.
8. SULLIVAN Saturday Evening,
Oct. 7th. Speakers, W, B, McCarty and
j. j. Jacobs.
No appointments have been made for
Hanover, Green and Lake Townships,
fer the reason that there will be o Mass
Meeting in Loudonvillc for the accom-,
mediation Of those townships.
j. p. C0WAN, CKn.
Democratic Central Com.
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der aud control lis own domestic institu-
tons, according to its own Judgment OK,
O"~ar ~ n Z ;S, ~ ,",fao,;or anu an.
durauce Of our political fabric depends !;
and we denounce the lawless invasion, by
armed force; Of the soilof any State or
'n' ~ ma''er a"ae. ~""s
snVu'N
is'Oia as V"h parry, upO
~"
we neresy'
az 00u '"s' '"0 - sass
10, "o' 'ua 49,,
asa'' ,e0s'i 0os'' ~ a.;.,
:. ~nS.hI;a,n r.,,r
.h..L. i. a;r,omnorsd bra;n
I. m.aa ~, LA assertion. The
namo...ov w.,. navor mora united. and
,..m...s. Ia. h.,l ,bs monere,
ho,ao ofNoo,o.. ana Abolitionists. that
,h...,on - m.to our fair land ope vast
g. na.ou h., ,bo otbor hand !.
A.. p...u:m.a . a;,;a.d ., ,bo ;ssnes
os No. snar.as And The Taxation Of
p..A..a L. ebo s,n of Tho 10Th
~ aro,.ohar, o,s NO can .ond tb,ouob .
=. ~ I-n;on ,be olorions news. that
m-.yh., e.,,an .ndtho obo,it;on
,h;oro. IA deeno;lars have been scatter.
ID % ,ho fonr wioda If, ri eaven.
ue ondeovorad To convince his audi.
snco ,bot Government Bonds should not
h. ,.voa ue claimed that because The
s,,n ., boms sboddvites had loaned the
covo,,mon, ,b.ir ;lL.ootten thousands.
vbon Il was in need. that they should
oxomnt from taration Very WE'LL
.Hov is i with The brave soldier who of.
f.,.d Il. III IN defense Of the Govern
mont9 Isbe eremnt from TAXATION ? No.
TO h;o r,,,o homs.te,a i MT worth three
hundred dollars. he is required to paw an
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PUBLISH IT.

Abolition stumpers are continually
bowling about the Democratic Platform,
claiming that it declares in favor of seccs'
sion and notification. The charge is
false. But why don't the Times publish
the platform SO that its readers, especially
the soldiers-if any Of them read that
Negro Equality sheet-can see for them
selves and judge Of its merits compared
with the Abolition platform. Will the
Tines publish the Democratic platform
adopted at Columbus on the Oath ult 7
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REMEMBER.

That HENRY @. HEDGE, Abolition a n
didate for Senator in this District, made
use of the following language, in a recent
speech:
81 don't care what you say, a Niger
is as good as an Irisbman, any time
"a Negro is as good as an Irisbman y
The noble o of the Emerald Isle will
not consider that much Of a compliment,
but it is the sentiment Of the Abolition
party. Our Irish fellow c%itizcns will re.
member this.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-27

pa-A dirty little BLACKBOARD, named
GRIGER, addressed an abolition meeting in
this place last night. For lOw'aung insiu-
uations, vulgarity, and unmitigated lying,
it eclipsed anything we ever heard. All
the decent Republicans we're Disguised
with his pOt,house slang. A few more
such speeches and Ashland county Will
give the White Mans Ticket 800 ma
jority.
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ne- Every voter who is opposed TO ne
gro suffrage, should bear in mind that
Gen. Morgan is plain and Out-spoken on
that question. He does not seek to
"dodgc the i%ssue,p like Gen. Cox, his op.
ponont, who goes stoutly for that measure
on the Reserve, but tries to evade the
question in the more south ern counties.
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AWE BoYpIs RsTATE.

NT0IIOE is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN or has been appointed and qualified as
Adminisirator Of The estate Of Anne Boyd,
late Of Ashland County, deceased. Dated at
Ashland this 2ls. day Of September, 1865.
PAUL OLIVER.
September 90, Ie66-nol5.
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By amt of orders redeem
ed up to and including Or
der No. l567.---------
By amt Of Treasurers fees
on amt collected ----.-
By amt of Tax Refunded
Printers fees for
advertising Delinquent
List
BY amt Of Treasures fees
on all other monies paid
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NJ o TICE.

Ellen MeCool In Ashland Uommon
W. kz Pleas.
Thomas B MeCool. J Divorce. "a s,4g
,nEFENDANT Is hereby notified that on
IL the 10th day Of September, 1855, the
above named Plaintiff filed in The Clerks
Office, Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland
County, her Petition against Defendant, ask
ing for Divorce and allowing against him the
grounds SGT forth in Petition against Defend
ant are three years wilful absence and three
years gross neglect Of duty toward the Petit
toner. Said case will DO for hearing at, the
next term Of said Court, which commences
Nov. 6, 1866,
BLISS 8 MoswEENEY,
Attys for Plaintiff.
Sept. 2O-ewl5
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balance IN treasury Sept.
TENDER 1lth, 1856 S46,504,2e,5
AUDiToR's OrfIcE, ASHLAND
County, o., Sept. IL, 1866.
! do hereby certify the foregoing Ex-
hibit Of The Receipts and Expenditures
Of Ashland County, Ohio, for one year
ending Sept. II, 1865, to be correct.
ISAAC GATES, Auditor
Of Ashland County.
We the undersigned Commissioner Of
Ashland County, o., certify that we have
examined the foregoing Exhibit, and IL
is correct in all respects. 9dJ
JOHN BERRY, \
JOHN VAN NEST, Com.
HENRY WlCKS.
September, IS, 1865-3wl4
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BWTlE@'S E1AS0@
At Fort Fisher, was scarcely a greater fail.
ure thaniis daily made by most Of the
advertised hair dyes nor was
PERRY AND PoRTER's VICTORY
Mere complete, perfect and glorious, than the
conquest achieved by "a
CHRIS7ADORO'S HAIR DRE
Over gray, red and sandy heads Of hair. The
obnoxious hue is wiped out in five minutes,
and q magnificent brown or black. glossy and
natural, takes its place. Manufactured by J.
0HRISTAD0Ro, No. 9 Astor House, New
York. ss. rs sv
Sold by Druggists. Applied byall Hair
Dressers.
Sept 2-noI6lm
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Admins,
traitor Of the Estate Of w. s, Porter, decd
late Of Ashland County, Ohio.
Sept. Q, ls65-swfS
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An Exhibit
OF THE
Receipts and Expenditures
Ashland County, Ohio,
For ! year, Ending September j, 1865,
For l year, Ending September j, 1865

STATE FUND.
To amount of old funds on
hand at last settlement, $53, 20 A
To total amount collected on
duplicate Of lse4---..- 47,7e7,aze
To total amount Of Show
License 10000
To amount Of delinquents
Of 1868, c~ollected--- 1895
4s,o7s,s5,6
BY amount Of Treasurers
fees allowed on settlement
Sheets ---.---.---. 292,l3,4
cent. on show lieense.- 5000
By amt Of Treasurers mile b
age to Columbus two
trips---..--..------ 1880
BY amt Of Tax refunded 520,24,6
Printers fees for
Advertising Delinquent
List.---.-------. l9,ol,S
BY amt paid into the State
Treasury 4s,552, 1851
--
47,4l9,O7,5
By balance due the State. 659,78,1
48.O78856
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Given under my hand and seal this
2lst day Of September, A. D. 1865.
GoaN JOHN G. BROWN,
SgSS Sheriff Of Ashland Co.
Ashland, Sept. Fl, 1855.
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NOTI0E
rs hereby given 10 the Trcasurers Of the
several townships in Ashland County, o.,
that the I'd Installment Of school fands are
now ready for distribution.
Q5) ISAAC GATES, Co. Auditor.
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tate-4-.--.---- 42,808, 90
by ann Of orders redeemed 4l.251'90
-
Balance in Treasury 10000
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-27
PARTY.

Discerning mon Of all PARTIES under.
stand that the hour Of death for the Re-
publican party is at hand. Republicans
Of ability and patriotism arc heard to say
tho work Of the Republican party Is
done the war is over serious abuses
have sprung up which can only be cor.
rooted by q change Of the Government,
anditis for the interest Of all that the
change should take place.
In every town and city, 10 every town
ship and county are iobe seen the seeds
Of the speedy dissolution Of the Repub-
lichn ppftys No;one believes that II will
survive the coming Congress, and like .
failiue patient i 10 only kept alive BY
slimulants,
Would Il not be Wist, then, for patri-
oiic Republicans 70 take their stand pi
onoe, and not wait till they become ih-
volved in q general wreck. For If by
iksir votes they should elect General Cox
they will 40 80 with the certainty Of op.
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RELIEF FUND.

To amt Of old fund on
hand at last settlement
To amt received from the
State.
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POOR FUND.

Balance in Treasury :
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To amt Of old funds on
hand at last settlement
To amt collected on dupli-
cate Of l864.---------
To amt Of delinquents Of
1858, collected -------
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To amt Of old funds on hand
at last SETTLE ment------
To amt collected on dupli
eate Of l864.---------
To amt Of State Common
School fund received from
Diate------------ ----
To amt of section sixteen
fund received from State,
TO amt of Western Re-
serve fund received from
State-------- --------
To amt Of delinquents of
1868 collected
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Balance in Treasury. .
BRIDGE FUND.

By amt Of orders redeem
cd up to and including or
der No. 23O--------..
By amt of Treasurers lees
on amt collected
By amt Of Tax Refunded I.
By amt Of printers fees for
advertising Delinquent
List
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-27

BY amt Of orders redeemed
up to and including order
No. 2ZO--------.-----
By amt Of Treasures fees o
amount collected
BY amt of Tax refunded
printers fees for
advertising D e linquent
List