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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-04
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
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reasonable deduCti0i taade % yearly advertisers.
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tion Amdatltawlll hu mada withoat additional charge,
1.-THE adVeftssf faFaHh thestamp required b. doseFn'
nent
Legal advertisements Inserted atths sspsuss afths at
aFasys erieTns, aud for legal pFooeed
mss, but coectabls at usual time. Publishers net
soaatahle fef the accuracy of legal advertisements bs
fsst the aheui,t charged for theiF pghiiostion,
kLDEH, HARkNEsA a hlN0HAM,
Pfopfetors Indiana state sentinel
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seo Ac Aca ~.
ia,es ,som ~ Demins., usyu, aaa
uektoa

ttektoa
htN NaaK ialy iathp aleamef i.Ibaft,
hIinEa Havana dates " lha pHlh nll
llopna wete constantly arriving ifum "a Do
mihHo, and hF this time The Island ID completely
evacuated ~ troops
The hpanialda blew up all The fnftlheations
they bad constructed huufe leaving
IL u said treaty Was made protecting lhase
humiAioaHs Who assisted tho apaniaFls, but tho
numbers ai such fatalities arriving 90 Havana
shows how much faith was put Ia such treaty
They will he considered traitors hy the Dom
noians, aud their treatment eau he imagined
Adylees trom ilayli represent tho rebellion
gaining strength, and that President Jeifrard had
suffered reyersea,
From Mexico, u Is reported that the bands oi
guerrlllas are increasing In all parts OF the eoun
ny, doing much damaee and augmenting the
general mstrust OF the Empire There l. alec
want of harmony between the French and Aus
tfian troops.
A Brigade of Meas troops ia said TO occupy
Monterey
IL was reported In Vera Cruz. that forces had
been sent to Tampeo, where an attack by Juare1's =
troops, reinforced by American emigranls, wsa
expected
The indications age that aii,irs 10 Mexico are
going from bad to worse
dispatch received on the 9Th from san
Luis. says that S,ntillo was occupied by the
French. Negretle is TelreatIng 10 Monterey.
The Emperor has granted Clute & Co priv
lego to establish telegraph lines from Guiana
Jnato TO Matamoras. thence TO Vera Cruz, and
from San Luis To Durengo. for fifteen years.
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES.
Lots Entirely on Time.

and erect comfortable dwellings bait y 90 vorkmen
and In good style, on The paynentcf fss much the
improvements will cost-<he remainc, TO be paid on
asy paynenfs-not mach than . fair rsnt en- the
premises Having lots IN nearly all parts Of the city,
can accommodate al wishing 20 secure home; and hay-
ng o large snoant Of lumber on hand and worknen
ready employed buildings ort notice
kKKRSAHh PIERCE,
spo-dtf Essl Estate Age
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IIIne.. OF Governor Brouxh

BUFFALO, July 3-Governor Brousb, of Ohio,
is seriously ILL., at Cleveland
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GROCERIES. "
an. aLvoap. IN eALpvsLL
E. B. ALVORD & CO.,
GROCERIES.

SUCCESSORS 70 lrvoHb. eaIDwuI q IlvoAD
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Later from the Rio Grande

Nav 0RLKANs, June 30 --Gen. W Benton is
ordered to take command al Broxusyilie
A Mexican steamer. going from Camargo MAS
captured by United States steamer for cauylng <
the American dag. aud taken 10 Brownsville
The RIO Grande has oserfO-ed. sud many
ranches are swept away The Alamo. from Ca
margo 70 Matamoras Was robbed by guerrillAs
The Republic sails TO night for New York
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naslssss rssses pehushsa ~ ths isl eeataha - Lea
uhasf, viii Be charged ~ rAfh lhsnftHu VI "
sssf ten ilnss, lsh ephia pef llur.
Announcing dssihs With mBsfsl auilss attached si
slltsWt Aslts nee
Marriage hutless 30 cents
Nalsss - Festivals fealss ssd Hseafssss Haeh ~
sisasss - associations, ~ ehatkss, a The feHnsf
rllfes
Advertisements ssasi sna placed enist ihe heal -
afesis Nelass itsR hes exeF vil 10 charged AHubs
tha ssaa FAiss
feaflf advertisers lepaf auANptN
AHheaesths fsNaldeuh fut anes ~ atufS Aasai itiuh
he charged a. ha fsts ~ 81 30 fI ash hama lh a
h.lir, ssa fsla ,hs hsI snd weekly ihs sane o. hs W
al eases. paid ln advance
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rH-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the yirtses of Rul's Cnnaos hrsas ~ any such there
be-, read the following eesfoale ifsm gentlemen well
known In this community, and doubt no more,
lta general introduction into the army will save the
lives of Thousands ~ our soldersi
Loulsynls, June 81, ls6a
We the undergned, have the good effects OF Dr.
yoHs BULL's CEnsos BTEss Ia of general debility
and pfostfaon Of the sysem, and believe iIs general
use would prevent disease aud relieve much suffering.
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who exposed TO the miasmaiie Ia
| luencea IN the southern climate,
| MAJ PHILIP SPEHI.,
Collector lat, Rev. 81 DIS. KY
CBis. b COTTON.
Collector OF the Port OF Ioaisville, As.
Col. II DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky
RRv u r HENDERSON.
Vice President of sanitary Commission
nARNRY, HUGHES CO,
Publishers Deuycrat.
GEo z. DoERN
Proprietor Louisville Anzsiser
HUGHES & PARKHIIL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street, Louis
Vile, Ky.
! DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO,
Wholesale shoe Dealers Main street, Louisville.
HART a MAP0THER,
Llthographers, corner Market and Third streets.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Third aud Market sts.,
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. 3. Y. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Andersen.
MAJ l.. T. THURSTON,
Paymaster U. 3. Army
c. NJ. METCALF
National Hotel, Louisville, KY.
col. JESSE bAYLKs,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE By
DAILY, kEEFER Il kUSH,
~ South Meridian ST., indianapolis.
decl6 e4-d y&wl2toam
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

aNR. CoLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 63 SOUTH
Meridian Street. forfeits his fee II he fails in
ing any case that may under his care, matter
how obstinate or long standing. he warrants you a
cure Syphilis the primary stage, helped In ss
utes cured IA "A hours elect Of 20 years standing
cured by Dr. G. poos hours to 10 p u. Ssr25
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NEw YoRK, July 3.-The Tribune. special.
dated Washington % says: The Treasury De
partnent yesterday paid gold the ) uly interest
on It's bonds amounting TO 9.753. 902 p
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DAILY. KEEFER 4 RUSH

Wholesale Druggists. No 70, South Meridian street.
e. $ LACEY, General Travelling Agent for the Western
States, l67, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois.
HOWE" JAn3l-diyeOi
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Philosophy of Marriage.

yIyHE PROPRIETORs OF TIE NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy have determined, regardless Of
nse 70 issue free. for the benefit Of suffering hu
msnty aud suppression Of quAckery four of their most
and Instructive Lectures Marriage and t
di-ouadcstious. Nervous a1d Physical Debility Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood. Indigestion, Weakness or
Depression Impotency, Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
r the great Social Ev, and those Aaladies which suit
from youthful foes, exeesses Of maturity gns-
Of Physiology and laws ofNat1re.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means o.
enRhtenug and saving sands, and will be
ed free receipt Of four stamps by addressing
tsry, New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine SIS
Broadway. View forE jan21-dly
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s.sFses,-The gofy of woman, Ike the strength Of
sampsoa lays very much Ia hef lasuan' hair To pre-.
hs all 10 glory, requires ests' aud The u'e ola
easfsly ptepsrsa and scientifically compounded vege'
table wash. such you have 10 ksndau'a Ambolihs,
n has no asls.srsus ingreileutit rsfreshea strength
ems and preserves the flowing fessss and cannot be sur
passed a. an Innocent aud valuable preparation The
Lmbeltne can be procured II any DfagRl.,s lsstdam
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-20
Bondocracy.

General Cox, in his Warren speech,
takes issue squarely and uncIuivocally in
favor of bondocracy. Hear him
"Already we hear in the ranks Of our
adyersaries muttered threats of breaking
those contracts by which the Government
secured the loan of The popular weaM
during the progress Of the struggle. The
public mind would be too easily shock
cd by an immediate and open avowal of a
purpose of reputation, but an entering
wedge is sought for in the proposal to vi.
olate the agreement with regard to the
taxation Of public bonds which was
made a part Of the original contract for
the loan"
Here General Cox takes the ground
distinctly that the popular weaM is in
vested in bonds and that this popular
,oeaM mus. not be tdred. That is, he
takes the ground that the Republican
majority in Congress has made an ex-
press and cnvio!able contract with the
wealth of the country that is, the mon
ey lcnders-that they shall be exempt
from taxation, and that the whole burden
shall fall upon the labor and business
Of the country, which has already fur
nished the soldiers to fight the battles
and he asks that a party which would
pledge the honor Of the country to such
a moustrouS iniquity shall be kept ii
power Urbana Union.
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The Hoimes and Knox District.

Hon. Lyman R. Gritchfeld, of Holmes
and Frank H. Hurd, Esq, Of Knox
county, were yesterday unanimously nom.
inatei for the Senate by the Democrats
of the Holmes and Knox Senatorial Dis
triet. We rejoice to chronicle the nomi-
notion Of these talented and eloquent
young Democrats. They both are CAPT
tai speakers, sterling Democrats and hon
est men. They will be elected by hand
some majorities.
We clip the above paragraph from the
Flain Dealer Of the 7th inst, and most
heartily endorse every word Of common.
dation it contains. The nominations are
eminently ft to be made. MI. Critch-
field was Attorney General of Ohio, and
discharged the varied and complicated
duties Of that position most ably and sue
cessiully. As a Senator in the next Gen
eral Assembly, he will make Lis mark
upon the legislative history Of Ohio
creditable alike to the people of his dis
trict and of the entire State. Mr.. Hurd
is brilliant and accomplished as an orator
and a lawyer; and he will hold o high
place as a legislator 1t is really crafty
ing to know hat such men will form IN
important element in our next Legisla-
tur e. Statesman.
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The Way They Do IL.

In educating their rank and file down
to the doctrine of negro suffrage, the
Union party leaders are managing very
shrcwdly. The first lesson is this ques-
ton : "Wouldn't you rather see the loyal
negro in the Southern States vote, than
his rebel master ?" This question being
answered in the affirmative, and the peo-
pie fully committed to the doctrine, then
comes the second lesson, in this question.
SIS not the free negro Of Ohio, who has
been surrounded with opportunities and
advantages Of information and intelli-
gence, fifty fold superior to the "frced-
men" better qualified to vote than the
"loyal negro" of the South ?"
If the question were put directly; three
out Of Eve Of the members Of the Union
party il this part Of the State would de-
clare against negro suffrage in Ohio
But by first appealing to the passions, and
then carrying them along step by step
these leaders are meeting with some sue.
cess.--Piiqua DemOci al.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-20
~Irishinen Rca d :!

Gen. Garfield, 10 a speech delivered at
'Havenna, Ohio, July 4lb, 1858, said
al admit that it is perilous TO confer
the franchise upon the ignorant and do
graded but if an educational test cannot
be- established, let suffrage be extended to
all men Of proper age, regardless Of color.
1t may well be questioned whether the
negro does not understand the nature Of
our institutions benerthan the equally for
eigncrs,"
In the New York Independent, Of July
18th is an article headed "Free suffrage a
religious safeguard, from which we extract
the following ;
HIn the States West and South Of New
York he, 1.-THE, negro cannot vote at all.
Nov, if it is desirable to meet the Catho.
lie element in politics or religion by anoth.
er equally positive in another d.
%rection, We have but to clothe the
black with the same political power
we have already given the white. True,
the black is uncultiyated and ignorant +;
but so is the IRISH. In all political de
bates on this question, we remember of no
argument against a black voter that is not
equally adverse to an IRISH one. . And
the black voter has these advantages his
instincts are on the other side Of freedom,
and Professionalism, ho is moro susceptible
Of cultivation, and is nOtthe tool of priest
or layman."
If foreigner, and especially IN Irish.
man can vote with the party which advo-
Gates this doctrine after having read the
foregoing extracts, he is, to say the very
least, untrue to himself and his fellow
countrymen.
We have only given two extracts from
hundreds Of similar articles that almost
daily come under u notice.
Bat if there is an Irishman, German,
or any other foreigner, that has SO far for
gotten his manhood, his native country,
and all that is near and dear to him, as
to be put on equality with tho regro, then
be most certainly should vote and act
with the Republican party Vague Go.
Democrat. an
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MARRIED

At Mr.. JOSEPH SUNDAYS, near Milf
lin, on Thursday, Sept, l4th, 1865, by
Rev. H. L. WILEs, Mr.. CHRISTIAN
NJ. HERSHEY, to Miss MARY A,
EAHNER, both Of Ashland Co., Ohio.
That the happy couple may enjoy an
uninterrupted career Of happiness anu
prosperity, and that they may experience
an immunity from the cares and vexa-
tons which usually beset humanity, is
our earnest wish.
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b6- The editor Of the Times, in his
childish illusions to us, in his last weeks
Issue, proved himself to be a ninny and
entirely void Of manlincss or ability to
speak in a gentlemanly manne Such
soft and silly attacks We will, hereafter,
pass over in silence, as unworthy Of no,
tice, for we do not wish to help him show
the public his insigni6cance.
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SHERLFFS SALE.
Robert Yeaman, Guardian

vs..
william Caster & Mary Caster.
DY virtue of an order of sale duly issued
Id out of the Court of Common Pleas ior
tho County of Ashland and State of Ohio,
and to me directed, bearing date September
II, A. D. 1866, | will expose 10 sale at Pub
lie Auction, on
Monday, October %, A. D. 1865,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and 6
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the Court House
Of said Ashland County, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, situate in the
County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, to-wit:
being the west half of the southeast quarter
Of section eighteen Qs), township twenty
one (2l), of range sixteen 10y, containing
eighty acres of land, more or less, saving and
excepting one-half acre sold for q School
House lot out Of the north west corner and
described in q deed 10 said district.
Terms of sale cash on day Of sale.
Appraised OF s..
a,ffIEvsS \, J. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
Sept. 20, 1S65-ts pf-S9,5O 4ihAJ1G
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sHERIFF'S SAEE

George Stephens, Etal
vs.. In PARTITION.
Henry Snyder.
DY virtue Of an order Of Sale, in The above
ID case, duly issued in the Court Of COM
non Pleas, in and fol, the County Of Ashland.
and s ate Of Ohio, and to me directed, / VIII
expose TO Sale, at Public Auction, on the
premises, on
Friday, September 29th, A. D. 1866. )
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and s.
o'clock P. NJ. of said day. the, following de-
scribed lands and tepements, to-wit: Situate
in the County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio,
and more particularly described as follows -
Sixty acres of landlying in Green Township.
being d part of the West half OF the NORTH
East quarter Of section number fifteen, fl5f,
township number twenty, l20l, and range No.
sixteen, (1G), on the South side of Of said half
quarter from East 10 West eighty rods, and
from north to south one hundred and twenty
rods.
Likewise forty acl es off of the Sbtth side
of he East half Of the North East quarter OF
section number fifteen, 10y, Township num-
Der twenty, coy and range sixteen, (l6)
leaving . Spring at or near the dividing line
running East and West 10 William o. H.
VOLTS, SO that said lot Of ground will coniaiH
forty acres, more or less, except one acre md
one-fourth, situate inthe first described sixty
ac,e lot, in the North West Corner, South
twenty rods, and from said corner East ten
rods, this acre and one-fourth being sod 10
Michael Towney, in all nearly eight and three
fourth acres more or less.
Terms of Sale, one third cash in hand, one
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-20

CLoTHING.-Wc direct the attention
Of the public, and "the rest of mankind"
10 The advertisement Of BRIcE. & LAM
BERT, who have opened a Clothing es-
t~ablishment, in the room formerly occu
pied by LIMBEoK & KOHL, a few doors
East of the Times office, Main Street.
They have a large stock Of ready made
clothing, and are prepared to manufacture
goods to order from the best material
aud 10 the latest styles. Call in and ex-
anime their stock.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-20

,say- As we stated last week, "minc
host Of the MILLER House, intends CIV
ing a grand Ball, at the Town Hall, Ash.
nnd, on Thursday evening, October 18th,
IS65-the second day of the Fair. Good
music, will be provided, AID it is expec-
tedthat this will DO one Of the best dan
ces that has ever occurred in Ashland
We hope that our young falks, and all
others who desire to engage in the pleas
ant exercise Of dancing, will remember
this.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

THERE will be offered to tho lowest no.
sponslble bidder, the building and re-
parting Of the following Bridges, at the times
following:
One Bridge across the Jerome fork, near
John Troxels, in Mohican township, on the
road leading from Mohisanville TO Reedsburg,
on Saturday tho 2Sd of this month, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Also on same day, at l o'clock P. VI. lbe
building Of o Bridge near John Troxcls saw.
mill, Mohican township.
Also on tho 26th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
the building Of bridge near John Shaficks.
on the Orange and sullivan road, in Orange
township.
Also on same day, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, tho
building or repairing Of q Bridge, near Mar
lin Massn, on the road leading from Orange
10 Savannah, in Orange township.
J0HNVAN NEST,1
HENRY WIcRs, CONS.
JOHN BERRY.
September 10, 1865,
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New GooDs.-M. B. PARMLEY has
Just returned from the East, where he
has been purchasing another large and
handsome stock of staple and fancy Dry
Goods, which are arriving daily. That
PARMLEY sells goods as low as the low
est, is we'll known to all his many custom
ers. Give him a call. Advertisement
next week. s5il0
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To the Democracy of Ashland
~ County.

We now repeat what we have before
said to many Of you. In the various To-
e%ealities where meetings are desired, make
IL known to us Immediately, stating time
and whom desired to address you on
the occasion. We are induced to adopt
this course believing il will be more sat,
isfactory to theipqople than the system
Of making appointments BY the Central
Committee. Consult your own interests
and wishes therefOre--adyise us and we
viii give notice, furnish posters &c.
S Up. W Ch'a.
Dan Cen. Com.
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sSr We neglected to notice, last week,
that our jovial friend, GEORGE WEIMER,
senior member of the firm Of WIENER Il
Co. Of Akron, had spent a few days in
our town taking orders from our GrooerS,
Druggists, Sa~loon-keepers 60. Wei
tMER & Co. have. one Of the largest whole
sale establishments west of New York
and We are glad that our merchants are
beginning to realize tho fact that they can
purchase goods cheaper Of WIENER &
Co. than they can in the Eastern Cities
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-20

#. rHN.N .| ..T E
r Win IS II I'll the campaign of ls6S,
the "loil' young ladies o -four town were
the most active politicians. We rarely
passed them on the street without being
greeted with : .Hurrah for BRoUdH."-
We have not heard one Of them hurrah
for the present abolition candidate. Why
3 this change They seemed greatly
amused while hurrahing BRouoH at us.
Wonder If we wouldn't be amused to hear
them shouting for the candidate ofto-dayH
Perhaps they, like the young men, have
set their faces against Negro Equality
and 20 for Gen. MORGAN. We hope SO.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-20

The Two CLAssEs Tho Logan Ga
sette says (:
The Aboliiionists have divided the PEG.
pie into two classes, TO wit:
LIST. Tho nobility. (.
I'd. Tho owebility,
They present this arrangement to the
country, WHITTIER compliments, and hope
il will be accepted as an improvement
upon the I'D plan Of dividing upon color,
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NJ e.

VS.. Pleas.
Thomas b McCoOl. Divorce.
nEFENDANT is hereby notified that on
IL the 10th day Of September, 1865, the
above named Plaintiff filed in the Clerks
Office, Court CT Common Pleas of Ashland
County. her Petition against Defendant, ask
ing for Divorce end allowing against him the
grounds sot forth in Petition against Defend
ant, are three years wilful absence and three
years gross neglect of duty toward the Peti-
TONER. Said case will be for hearing at the
next term of said Court, which commences
Nov. 6, 1865.
BLISS 4 MeSWEENEY,
Dtt'ys for Plaintiff.
Sept. 20-Gwl5
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The Mason & Hsllin Cabinet orsan,

Forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 10 5000 each. THlR.
TY-FlvE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, Or
other first premiums awarded them. nluslsa.
ted Catalogues free. Address, MASON 4
HAMLlN, Bosros, or MASON BROTHERs,
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nofSyi.