davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-20

As Que Mter another Of Tue State convcn'
tions meets, thc unanimfty Of the entire Union
party that elected Andrew johnson In orpo-
sition TO the present policy OF Reconstruction
becomes more manifest. Massachusetts has
just adopted plntfoIm, which VIC have gfren
In full, and now condcnsc rs follows:
]. Gods hand has led US.
:. We lore our patriot soldiers
j. We mourn for Abraham Lincoln. /
4. AS VIC suEtatned Lincoln, we Will sustain
johnson 50 far rs he docs "cquM and exact
Justice to oil men,"
5. Let us punish Tie rebel leaders and Tor.
give the masses.
G. The viii Of the majority, as embodied IN
, 1865-09-20

Proposals for Forage Contracts at St. Louis.
Tho following Is an abstract Of propo5sls to futsh
foraSe At st. Louis recetxed and opcned by Cant VIM
CuIf1e, Assistant Qua1termaster. Sept 16th, H65:
, 1865-09-20
Dyaeutary, Disrrhea,
Cholera, Summer Complaint, all Bowel
Affections, &C.,
ARE PROMPTLY CURED BIZ

ARE PROMPTLY CURED BIZ
JAMES CARMIyATIYE BALSaN.
lis qulek ssfe md certain in Its acto anordnr i'm,
nos impair its Nstae. uei.hsr L It subtcs 10 az MT
a.aas s III ss1s xss sssa1M 4 : e y
.hGn,n m ans, Mo,H;sGaoM & Remedy which every hnDJ
Diarrhea and Dysentary.
neyer ss1 70 suoduo tho most vfoiens attacks OF
& Sr&anas: as chauEea Of wHtt. climate 4c often mo-
AlwsJs keep supply II fas 81 te ns'ao
Asiatic Cholera.
The Pr prompt ase q D: .: Jaype,s carmhastze Ba.
which sceompany the a,tsc1a OF Cholera inns nIfs.,
9uesly beer sdmiassse1ed 10 seRhbolnood.a aas Sn e
Fl enSsn g IT, ~ ns e, .na
Cholera Infantum OF Summer
Complaint,
Il speedily and chcetrsIy cured By the c.-,,sr.,,
Iemoyss u sotcnezs Of tha Abtoneu alla " tho
Always be relied on to relieve the 41tleFtps ~ ~
tle onea, when used 4cc1EdtnE To tl1ectans '0' A*
AZ Sae!s1a nospass Snole Gptnx Pains, sour sto
WsaI ot AgRet5s Wind e the Bowel. cramps se
s.eknesa =. ana ~ HoEsl Ans.sons md Nervous d.
RaLsAS Vii nsors = se.tansY ~ s9i, eS,AR;5ISAT1vk
os 9B5z5pi5.21 II oss:sS sSS IS s PsSf x.aeas,
FekR 'SffS Z hs3akz s'yS ySx sila5ES q
" A1N
, 1865-09-20

+ Here the gold market sFas 1snl, With moderat,
sales On the Stock Board at 143sx xD1431i. On tho
street sales wera made at 14s15@142a{. Silver
ie quiet at 1a56lB.
Government Bonds are more acttye, with Gales Ct
old Fiyo-TWenties at 10711, and seyen-Thirdes at
80. We quote:
Buying. Selling:
ElFe.iNenncs. ......-.-..!u 19!ts
'len-F oI1ies .....--.--s.s--.. 93h ~
seyen-1hlEtses.- VI a945
Compound Interest Notes are In good request,
with salcs on the Stock DoarI ofJuly, 1851 at 1n:
and August ut 192}i. The june Issue Is in good
demand at 1o3M. .
Cook County Scrip Is firm at osss for new and 1o1
for old.
Chamber OF Commerce Stock is In good request
at les with sellcrs at 106.
Mcrcbauts' Insurance Co.'s Stock Is in request at
u, but no stock Was offered.
The Cincinnati Ga=ttte Of yesterday reports as
follows concerning tho failure OF r. E7lis. Jr &
Co.: !
The liabilities Of r. Ellis Jr., s Co., whose tail
uEc waa Tero1ted On Saturday. ate about $aO3 GEO.
not orer this amount nor less thnn $s00.0oo. The
assets arc tzining, the hrm having paid ont until
their means were almost entirely exhausted.
$1l5 Coo Of the claims. Up to Saturday afternoon
efourthe OF the CT dltors bad ag1eed to release
The house and permit 1t 10 70 on
THE Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail-
read earned in
August, 1ElO......-.... ..................$s18.0lG
August, 625,5a7
, 1865-09-20
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
MARKE KET.

LAt sGks 9f Grain are s11lc MADE on b1sts or sc
stora1e in accordance fetth resolution. passeI on
fCAdNge and ard 10 reported by unIess oEeefcfss
sttctfedl
1uESpAY EVE, September 49,
FKI9HTS: LH FKKu47s-Wcre In good de-
II and and q shade dEme1. EnEAKemtnts Wefe, To
BuTxt1o-sehIs uTx ovaaeo. Hemispaere. pauntless,
1t 10c; schr. Favos1!e, oats 1t 7ik, 70 osw11o-
Schf. Thom1s g. Mott, corn 1T 1ec.
, 1865-09-20

New York Stock Market.
Gcssng prices for cash Sept ~, 15d5, 1oceiTed by
F. 6. ss1onstall 4 Co.. Commissioa Stock and Bond
, 1865-09-20

As the back townships come in the Repub-
lican majority in Mime grows larger. The
vote for Governor compares with that Of the
same town. Inst year as follows:
16di. 1865
Cong {Rcp.o.. .4s,s13 Cony (Rep.}......4o,s3
Hcwaid lCop-) -.3S.GiG HoMnrd {Cop.}. ,1N
, 1865-09-20
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

1Ecreasc ...-.-...................... a7,469
In Cincinnati Eastern exchange L. steady at 5}l1
nc premium buying and lilo premium selling.
, 1865-09-20

~.
:eg@steia sold Obcndorr 70 head. averaging SIS ~

H0GS-From the reports made on Change, we learn
that the receipts and shipmenta anco our LAST Issue
compared with the Tecetpta md shipments Of 1s6l
have been as fo1lorsf should te boInc in mind that
the receipts and shpents really those Of the day
preceding:
, 1865-09-20


FKuITs-iheyel Is scarcity of good sound shlp-
PING ApEles and owing to brisk feuand prices IRE
higher We quote prime shipping apples 1t Il 20 br!.
ptitd Apples aFo In good demand and prime ones bring
h;Ta: G!.pea arr coming in rather freely, and selling
, 1865-09-20

FLnUK-Reeet1ed to-daJ, 7,s7. bfis; shipped. e,S;u
bfa. Received 1aht week. as.30 brls: sb!ppei "a i65
brs Keeetyed same time laat years brls; ship
ped 2hloo orls During the week the market has ruled
feytew. Tbs following table show tho daily ean1ac-
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DIM ED,

On the 9th Of Sept. after a severe i'll
ness of three weeks, Wilson SHANNON
THOMAS, son of PETER THOMAS, at the
residence Of his father, in this county, in
tho 24th year Of his age ioX Of 10.
The subject of this notice was a young
man Of the brightest intellect, and bid
fair to become an honor to society. He
was beloved byall those who knew him.
aud l know not that he had an enemy On
earth. With hope did his father look
forward when he should bless his declin.
ing years and watch over him when he
should be lettering on che verge Of the
grave but that fatal disease, typhoid
fever laid its iron grasp upon him and he
faded like the flowers before the north
winds breath. He cenversed with his
relatives about his approaching dissolu-
ton with icalmness and composure, and
sang the hymn, ~ would not live always,
j ask not to stay" At two o'clock in the
morning without a struggle his spirit
plumed its bright wings and scared away
to rest in the paradise Of God.
There DO alternate night is known,
,5h No suns faint. sickly ray,
But glory from the sacred throne
Spreads everlasting day. yyr'g# q.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

H6y- 1t is az old proverb, that "nons
Of us dress for ourselves, but to please 9th
ers ;" and the most effective way to nc
complish this is, to go to JACK GREENE.
wAID's immense Clothing Emporium,
and purchase your wearing apparel. We
know whereof We affirm, when We say
that GREENEwALD has tho largest and
most complete assortment Of Ready-made
clothing, cloths, eassimeres, vestiugs, &c.
as ever brought to the West, and he says
that he is determined to sell goods 10 per
cent. cheaper than any establishment in
"this neck Of woods" or any other, place
west of New Yors. Every variety of
substantial and fashionable cloths for fall
and winter wear can be found az this es.
tp blishmeat Que great advantage 10
dealing at JACKS is, that the great vati.
ETY. in the stock enables the purchaser
to select the goods best suited to his
taste or fancy. The stock Of ready made
clothing is really splendid and Of equal
variety with the finishing goods. WIS.
His cutter, RoBT. McNABB, ESD, is
Que Of the best in the United States
Garments cut by him are sure 10 Ct in q
neat and fashionable style. , .,a .ie'
GREENEwALD not only does a retail
business, but has a large Wholesale trade,
He is always willing to receive "greon
backs" in return for goods buff his old
customers have not got the "wherewith,'
when they need new suits, ho will take
their "credit." -
Although zAcK has now on hand $50,
900 worth of goods, he intends starting
east next week to purchase another in
stallment. Drop in.
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what's Wrong ?

In a certain township in this county,
an ardent Abolitionist approached an ar
dent Loyal Lacquer aud asked what were
the signs of the times? He replied,
',Bad enough--guess tits allup with US
the id negro question IS playing hi
with us. The soldiers are too sharp
none Of them will vote for Cox, and the
ticket will I fear meet with the same fate,
unless we accomplish something by carry
ing out the instructions Of the State Cen.
trail Committee. which is to charge the
Democrats and their candidates with ev
cry vice and crime that is imaginable.
treason-murder-robbe arson, and ev.
ovfy thing that is Infamous You must
stir our friends up to this work, or oil d
LOST There is the tactics Of the lcydl
men. Will such conduct meet the ap.
probation Of honest men? The. ballot
box on the I'd Tuesday Of October next
will give the answer.
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From the Washington (PS.) Examiner.
Gen. George w. Morgan.

The NUMEROUS friends Of George W.
Morgan Swh6 read The Eramhuer will be
rejoicsd to hear that he has been chosen
as the standard bearer Of the gallant De-
mocraoy OF Ohio, in the coming Guber-
material contest. Ne better selection
could have been made. ? An amiable gem
tlemon, q pure stutesman and an honest
man, no is omincntly qualified for the
honor which his friends are anxiouv, TO
confer upon him. Gen. Morgan is q ma
tive Of cur county, and is known and
honorod by.h6ur people. 9 Washington
county watches with pride the honorable
career Of her noble son, and the warm
wishes of her people attend him. Va
sincerely desire his success both from p0.
litical and personal considerations
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N '' r.'. 'Nh.N ~If - At .fh .|H $500" . d
GRAAD BALL.-Wo undCrstand that
MICHAEL MILLER, the well known and
popular proprietor ofthe MILLER House
ID Ashland, proposes giving q grand Ball,
at the Town Hall, on Thursday evening,
October 13th-tho second day of the
County Fair. Excellent music will be
provided, aud such other arrangements
made, and all who desire it can have an
opportunity to engage in tho exhilerating
and pleasant exercise Of dancing to their
hearts content. W~etrustthAt our young
people, and the crest Of mankind" who
are fond Of tripping it on the light fan.
tastic 10" 10 thc HcOneord ofsveet
sounds" will avail themselves Of this op,
pOrtunity, Do not forget the timc-thc
evening Of the second day Of the Fail
October 18th, 1865. 22aia w7a 3 3
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SEWING MAcHINEss-No article O
household use is SO much desired as Q
sewing machine. So rapidly has this in,
yention grown into public favor that iti'
now considered almost Indispensable tc
every family. Over a hundred thousand
families already experience its benefits
and each week adds nearly another thou.
sand to the list, and SO the ratio Of the de:
mand increases in proportion as the advan.
tages Of tho invention become known.
The sewing machine Of the present day
is not, however, the sewing machine o.
some years back, Though retaining the
first principles, many and valuable i'm
provements have been added, and various
notifications and alterations Of machin-
cry found necessary to increase the speed
and efficiency, render it more simple and
noiseless, and adapt it to all the different
requirements Of the family and the work.
shop. The Grover 4 Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company among the first 10 pro
duos q practical sewing machine, have
been the most successful in attaining
these results. Their machines are nov
to be found in almost every part Of thu
world.-Ameriicam Agricuhualiast,
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A Banker for Treasurer OF
r" STATE. 20 s Nf4f

We have been credibly informed that
the Abolition candidate f6r Treasurer Of
State, Sidney s. Warner. is largely inter.
csted in tho Wellington Bank. What
guarantee have tho people that he will
not follow in the footsteps Of Mr.. Dorsey
aud use the funds Of the State literally
through the Bank he is interested in I
He belongs to the, "higher law party"
and men who are higher lawitcs have no
scruples about 'disregarding law, when
the observance Of the law hampers them
inconveniently. Do the people want this
sort Of man for Treasurer Of State !? Ger
tainly not, if they are disposed to consult
their interests. Statesman. 81
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VENETIAN LiNiMENT.

A CERTAIN NUURE FOR lPAINB AND
yA ACHES, and warranted superior % any
olher! Group ID positively cnres reliefis ab.
~solutely sure Immediately II IL s used. Moth.
Iers remember this, and arm yourselves with q
bottle without delay. Group is q disease
which gives no notice, Frequently attacking
the child In tho dead hour Of night before q
physician can be gimmoned'it may be ioolatG
Remember, the, Venetian Linimcnt never fails,
Price 40 and 80 cents a bottle. Sold bylall
Druggists Ofice, SO Cortland ST., NsYa
July 10, ! e65- n6tf
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Ec-IT will happen in the life Of ev.
cry man, that new things will OCCUR
Fate appearantly d%isproves the proverb,
"that there is nothing new under the
sun" We are led to make these remarks
from the fact that we must announce 70
the people in general that a new and
strange thing has occurred in Ashland.
Mr.. j. CAIN, as the proprietor Of q large
Dry Good establishment in the Stone
Corner did q / large business and made
many friends. His business qualities
tions and the cheap goods you could al.
ways get there, gave him 20 reputation
and q name" We are now happy to an,
n~ounce--9lqd, because it will DO a benef,
Ito all our friCnds--that Mr.. Calm has
Just received in the West Room of the
Miller House, the largest stock Of Fine
cloths, all kinds Of Gentleman's furnis h
ing goods and Ready Made Clothing evel
brought to Ashland. This first stock hal
cost him over twenty thousand dollars
and he proposes, by an arrangement mad
with n Of the largest Eastern firms t,
receive the very latest styles, every nlontl
With the best cutter that could be pro
cured any where and a superior class o
workmen in all the departments, MI
CAMS Clothing Store will be found lob,
one Of the best institutions Of the kint
West Of the Allegheny mountains. %.
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NEW Goops,-We desire to call the
attention Of the people Of Ashland and
surrounding country'to the fact that j
Meg. PATTERSON, has just opened an ex
tensive Dry Good and Grocery establish
ment, in the Boston Store, nearly oppo'
site the Town Hall. Ne is just receiving
from the Eastern cities, a complete STOCK
Of staple aud fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
60. 60. We bespeak for him 2 liberia
share Of public patronage, See adver'
tisement. ''ao'e 3aai89so ~ " GOA 2
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

TIM WEArHER.-The weather has
been unusually warm for the past week,
and now we have to swelter and sweat
and wish for the cool days Of . few weeks
ago, SO that We could write without hav-
ing the psrspiration pouring of s like a
'juvvnile thunder shower."' "0h. for q
h0pe''rTip se@e ice hOuset
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

The SIXTEENTH. Remember that
General MORGAN will make the opening
speech Of the campaign in Ashland, on
Saturday. Let the farmer leave his pillow
and the mechanic his workshop, and come
TO hear our gallant standard bearer, the
able aud eloquent defender Of the inter.
ests Of the white man.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

ExAcTLY.-The Cleveland Herald
says: "Tbe fact is the Democracy are
united. 1t is more harmonious to-day
than it has been for years; and if thu
Union Party fancies it can walk ovcl
the course, it is cgregiously mistaken
Exactly. The Democracy are united
the Abolitionists are divided.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

re-THE Dedication Of the Odd Pei
lows Hall Of this place occurred yestsr-
day. II was mi Of Tie grandsst affairs
ever Witnessed in u town. Want d
room prevents from giving full report
and will give il in full in our next, We
can only say, at this time, that all passed
of in excellent style, with 8 large crowd
and The best Of feeling, h., re, -.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13
mm@ A AS&YT@E
w 70 ~ . N a MIN as
Just Published "a a Sealed Envclope
~ Price Sic Gents. ~ sft'

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ment Of Radical Cure Of Spermatorrh@a Of
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Mar
ring generally. Nervousness, CONSUMPTION,
Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical IN
compaeity, resulting from Self. Abuse, 60. BY
RoBT. j. CUINERTWELL, NJ, D, Author
Of tho nGreen Book" &e.l l $50 1in9Il
The world renowned author, in this admira
BILE Lecture proves from his own experience
that the awful Consequences OF self-Abuse
may be 6feetaally removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operations
boueiet, instruments, rings, or cordials, point
ing out q mode Of cure at once Certain, and
|eiectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may care himself
'oheaply, privately and radically. Thi! Lee
tare viii PROVE Q Boon 70 ihcusapdsapd thou
sands
Sent under seal, 70 any address. in 2 plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt Of sly cents,
or two postage stamps, by addressing besl5
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CoME.-Come to the great meeting Al
Ashland on the 10th inst. Bring the old
American Flag that has been rendered
honorable throughout the world by thu
Democratic party. We want none Of thu
reasonable sixteen star flags carried q few
years ago by those who now advocate
niger suffrage and go Cox for Governor
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13
'%ASSIGNEPS SALE.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE. civ ~
NOTICE is hereby given that !, asgAs7i n
IN signee Of George Bender, will offer al
Public Sale, on ~ et sgsu,sie ID
; Friday, he 22a, day Of Sept, 1866, ;
between theaRohrs of o o'clock A. NJ. and &
o'clock pm, Of said day, at the residence Of
George Bender in the Town Of MohicanvilleJ,
Ashland County, Ohio, all the GOODS and
|CHATTLES Of said George Bender. embrac. !
cd In his Assignment, except the Leather in,
process of Tanning, consisting Of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Farming Utensils Of
all kinds. 81 ne, ~il.4 $500 tsi Ia 5a1l .
Also the following Real Estate, io-vii asa
part Of the SOUTHEAST quarter of Section No, }
thirty-Ixo, township twenty-on of Range
fifteen, bounded as follows; Beginning at the
South, West Corner Of Lot NJ, thiriy,. IN. the
Town Of Mohicanville thence SocihEard.
along the East side of the front Street toi
Lands Of John Keifer thence Northward D
along the line between said John Keller and
Daniel Keifer as decided To John Kelferi by
sail Daniel Keller to tina south-East Corner
| Of said Lot No, thirty thence West along the
South line OF said Lot 10 the place Of begin {
ming, Ado he East pafto the Norty-hast !
quarter Of Section No. five, in Township No.
twenty, of Range No, fifteen, excepting there
From four and one fourth acres, consisting Of
\ Mill priyilsgehcw owned aPd occupied BY
and below the Mill, passing through said !
tract Of Land, cotaining one hundred and
one acres.
Terms on sales Of pcrsonal property. on
sums SSes Three lpuatsa orsdit win b, ~
en- not 10 exceed one year. Tine m~a7cknown
- A.v ~ a.to IN salo ~ RIAL Eniafn. Al
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13
aarIr must be- nice business for I

sa5-IT must be nice business for 70.
turned veterans to pay taxes levied BY
stay at home advocates TO save themselves
from going to war. May God pity the
returned veteran who did all the fighting
and now come home to earn money to pay
himself for fighting, while the rich stay
at home, live in idloness or on some ia
office. This is o queer world-front seat
reserved for the fich4laboripg men mo
admitted till the prizes are drawn.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

t6rTHE Democratic State Convention
resolved "that the four dollars militia
Communication tax is oppressive and ought
to DO REPEALED The law was passed by
a Republican legislature. If you wish its
repeal vote the Democratic ticket,
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N D TICE
NOTICE..
N D TT @ E.

N OTIOE.
Henry Myers lH,eur4 see rarI
n.rv vs. Mxo -, Petition for Divorce.
MARY Myers Of The County of Van Blu.
wi rem and Safe Of Michigan, Is notified
hat Henry Myers, did, on theI4ih day Of Sept.
1865, file his Petition In the office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county Of Ashland and State of
Ohio, charging said Mary Ny ers with willful
absence for the three years last past, and
adultry, and asking that he may be divorced
from the said Mary Myers, which Petition will
stand for hearing at the next term Of said
Court. ..tl.I
HENRY MYERS,
By Kenny & Campbell, his Att'ys.
Sept.6, 1S65-iStf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

GYpsIEs.-Wo notice that d baud Of
these wandering creatures have been in
our town for few, days past. We be-,
lieve their principal avocation is to steal.
Watch your clothe lines.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

No. he statement Of the condition Of
the North American Fire Insurance Com
pa ny will appear next week. This is one
OF the most reliable Insurance companies
H. s. SEE, Esl, is Agent at Ashland
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

"Spread out esrth's hottest records here,
ofdays and deeds to reverence dear;
Let the world understand that DR.. D. Fl,
seeley's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is Q
pleasant and certain cure for Catarrh,
Cold in the Head, and all diseases Of the
head caused by the abnormal condition Of
the membrane lining,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

PErERsoS's MAGAZINE for October
10 on our table. The beet number We
have read this year. 50 a year. Ad,
dress Charles j. Peterson, Philadelphia.
Penn'a.
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l6y- 1t is authoritatiysly stated that
the Great Eastern will at once DO dis.
patched To- New Foundland, to fish up as
much as possible Of tho several cable, to
be used in subsequent effort to connect
the two continents. 4 DNi 9i.o = w /,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

REnleIous aNOTrcE.-Rev, DANIEL
srEeK, Of Dayton, Ohio, will preach in
tho Lutheran Church Of Ashland, next
Sabbath at IL o'clock A.. M. and n P. M,
All are invited. 1aH AEL sauYFi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13
Grcenewal DIS

10 vs.. bsa y,G Petition for Divorce, s
Henry B~Oardman. } .sll bod AZ afy
TTENRY Boardman, late Of the County Of
IEl Monroe and State Of New York, Is mo-
liked that T.. A. Bosrdman, did, on the
22d day Of August 4. D.tls66, hled her Poi
tition in the ofhos Of the Clerk of tho Court
Of Common Pleasowithin and for, tthe County
said Henry Boardman with habhual drunken,
ness Tor the three years last past, and asking
that she may DO divorced from the said Henry
Boardnsp, which Petition win stand fgrhsar;
ing al The next term o. said Court. "f'A'
Dated, this 22d day Of August, A. D. 1865,
-dI'@ 81 80 Z. A. B0ARDMAN, p
1. By, lKenny & Campbell, her Atfys,
Aug. 23-6WlI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-09-13

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