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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
Signs of Peace ut the South.

Inc dispatches, yesterday, gave Us the
remarks Of Mr.. Orr, of Mss, in the
Confederate Congress, which are tho most
pleasant sounds we have heard from the
South since the war began.
lE answer to the objections to sending
commissioners to Washington to open If.
regular negotiations fer peace, lie is re-
por,ed as saying: "Such negotiations
would be irregular, and they might, if
ratified by the treaty making power, SO.
cure honorable and satisfactory peace
Who but madmen would derouncc these
means and this result us treachcry ~
And he adds, in speaking of the men,
wuo are advocating efforts to produce
peace by negotiations:
This movement is not in the hands Of
timid, timc.scrvins men. Sustained rs
they are by q volume Of sentiment in the
country and army, and Iry their own
sense of dutp, they arc determined, in
some form, the craftsmanship o/ihe coun.
Try she'll be mcokcd in an honest effort to
end this carnival oil death, by uegotia.
tons. 90
x y
lie referred to the Sentinel's pr2posi.
ton TO invoke foreign intervention, and
thought better terms could DO obtained
from the United States. He insisted
that it vas neither foolish nor trcnsona.
bic to resort TO every proper effort TO &c.
cure peace By aegoiioiion."
The stotesn,aash ip Of the South i, 10
be invoked in an honest effort, to cud
this carnival of death By negotiations,
and it is no longer to be considered either
foolish or reasonable to resort to every
proper effort to s,curc peace by ncgotia.
ron!
Glorious words. and nobly uttered =
There can be no dislionorable neacc
among brethren--uo dishonor to treat
with rebel brethren in arms--no dishon.
or in men who have iou!ht with the va.
Tor and hcroism Of the Northern and
Southern troops rushing into each others
arms, and embracing as brothers. Ii
would be a spectacle for the pleasant con-
temptation OF angels aud men. s5l 81
It's understood that, if ihts, ncgo,ia,
tons for peace are successful, the South.
crn States will return with their slaves
that they come back to the old Union o.
it was. That may not be agreeable to
tic Radicals, and to that class who pro
fess 20 be the interpreters Of Gods will
to man, add who arc the most anxious
for the carnival Of death to 90 on, bu
every body must DO moro or less disup
pointed in the details Of 9the settlement
that closes such q war. Evory one cal
not have his way. There must be yield
ing all round. Let peace come! lie
brotherhood DO restredl Let he.l an,
The iends be disappointed - iacianai
Enquirer. .a,'e 6re s5aii.o. ,&r
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
Manhood How Lost, How Re-
stored.

-TUST p0blished, a new edition of DR.. Cul.
81 verwells Celebrated Essay OF the radical
cure without mcdicine) oil Spermatorbea, or
seminal weakness, %involanary seminal ~l,sees,
impotency. Mental and Physical incapacity,
i%mpediments 10 marriage, etc. lso, Consump-
liOn, Epilepsy aud Fits. induced by s%elf-in-
dnlgenc. or sexual extravaganza.
fse Price, in n sealed envelope, only G cts.
The celebrated author of this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, IRON y thir' y
years successful practice that the alarming
consequcnccs Of s,lf abuse may be radically
cured without tie dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application IF the knife
pointing out n mode OF cure ut once simple
certain apd eifcciua by means of which Ell.
Try sufferer. no matter what his ccnditi n lany
he. may cure himself choaply, privately and
radically. rlaH t .
his Lecture should DO in the bands Of cy-
every youth md every nan In the land
Sent under seal in n plain envelope to any
address, posi- paid, on receipt of six cents. OF
Two post s,amp:. Addrese ihe publishers
4HE CHsS.J. c.. KLINE &go,c. H
7a l27 Bovery, N. Y. Post Office hOx 4 Ns6
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
The Peace Question.


For some time the papers have boen
flooded with rumors that there was some
probability Of peace. SINGLETON, Of
Illinois, and BLAIR, Of Missouri, have
been to Richmond upon what wus called
peace errands. The latest statement is
that Peace Commissioners are now on
their way from Richmond to Wash
ington. All these statements may be
taken for what any body considers them
worth. Suppose that, for q time, there
was some chance for settlement. Sup.
pose that dc.day Peace Commissioners
did arrive at Washington. How are they
met when there? An act just passed
the Abolition House of Representatives
abolishing slavery throughout the Union
An illegal aud unconstitutional act. An
act which at ono blow, If, il can be car.
ried into effect confscatcs propery,-
material, recognized as property by oui
CVstitution ind laws, = amounting &c
hundreds Of, millions of dollars in value
Suppose, for a msmou.,l that these Con,
federnte Commissioners were started with
a proposition to come back irto the
Union with their State and Constitution.
al rights unimpaired, and under their
old status. LINCOLN & Co., already say
to them, you annot do this. They mus
como beck and bow to the bchests of The
Yankee scoundrels that have murdered
their relatives, destroyed their property
and attempted tho destruction. D! their
country. They must not only submit 10
their calling yoke but mus, shout hOsan,
mas to their rraiee ; not only submit tc
their oppression, bat swear that their in
fernal dogmas are the law and the Cos
pei.
IL tlicy arc ccwards'and knnves the
may do this, but believing them to b,
men of u own aud kindred blood, W
have not the least thought .ha, they vii
consent to any such terms. Hence VT
believe that the chances for peace arc a
distant as they were four years ago, i
the present policy isto b, pursued.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
Important Revenue Decision.

Deputy Commissioner i. II. Rolliu,
has lst given tho following important
decision in regard to stamping photo.
graphs, under date Of Washington, D. c.,
December 20, addressed to one Of the
United States Assessors
"In answer to your letter of the 14th
irst., ! have to say that when q photo.
eracl!er is unable to afix the stamps up
on his pictures without injuring the same,
or materially lcsscnipg their value, he
may omit to afix the stamp; provided
he makes return at the crd of every
motth Of the nupber aud value Of such
unstamped piciurcs and nfixcs to Oald
return an amount Of stamps equivalent
to the amount that would have been re.
quircd to stamp all tho pictures sold du.
ring the month, liable to stamps -
Though this is not in literal compliance
with the law, still it satisfies the spirit
and iptert OF the law, and will 10 50 held
by this o~fice.-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
NOTICE.

NHESsRS. ROLLER 4 HOW ARD having
lHl associated themselves with ne inthe bu.
siness Of Manufacturing Agricultural lmple-
mcnts, | am DESTROYS that my customers CONT
up prompt y and cancel all notes or book &C
counts. 1t would require q great waste Of
time and money to call on all who are indebt.
ed 10 me; therefore this notice which means
business. 1t is expected that all interested
will respond within one month. Remcmber
that delays are inva iably Improbable, mud
sometimes patience ceases 10 be- q virtue.
take this opportunity o thanking my ma
ny customers for their liberal patronage *
tended 10 me in years gone by. in c%onsequerce
of which | have been oomlelled TO extend nv
mark, which. when completed, uud = Tho di-
%reciion of the new firm. will complre iavora-
bly, with amy other Agricultural Establish
inent in this section OF Ohio. Allow ms Il
trust Tint your calls will DO frequent ant
your orders many. lssi
DAVID WHITING.
AsLland, feb'y l-4wSI .F
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
A Gard 10 %InyaIids.

A Clergyman, while residing In South
America as q missionary, discovered o safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Uri.
nary and Seminal Organs, andthewhole train
Of disorders brought on by baueful and vicis
GUS habits. Great NUMBER have been alreal
!dy cured BY this Noble remedy, Prompted
b, q desire 10 benefit tho Inflicted and unfor.
tnnate, ! will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, In o sealed envelope.
10 any one who needs IT. FnER or CHANCE. "
pleaseinclose q stamped envelope, sddrcss.
Cd tayourself. address LOO
9rft JOSEPH r. ,INAIAN, s,k fo
h1 sTAriossp. Dipsp Houps. n
~ New Yofk ciiys
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
The Feeling North and south
against France and England
What May Gro. Out Of IL.

w tAte" NGuy 4A1pf CG
France and England have played a Fart
In the American war that has, thus far,
been ~signally successful in obtaining for
them the good viii Of neither combatant.
'0a the contrary, they have the enmity Of
both. The Federal Government has it's
grievance in the remarkable suddcnness
with which tho South Was recognized as a
belligcrcnt- in the present blockade run
ming By, English tycssels-the sympathy.
expressed for tho south by the leading
journals of E~ngland--the border raids
from Canada, and the fitting out Of South
err vessels in English ports to prey upon
American commerce.
FrInce cmbraced tha opportunity to
overthrow the Monroe Doctrine, in Mex
:co, when, as she supposed, we we're in
no condition to enforce it, All these oc.
currcnces have caused q deep feeling Of
resentment ip the minds Of the p90pls Of
the North. az ys,T,
The South has been equally disappoi1t-
ed, She expected recognition, i pot in
tcrvcntion, long ber3re this, She has
not got it, but has been rudely repu|sed
in all her moves Ia ihat direction She
has not been nllowed ioseH hermaritime
PRIEST English and French harbors, and
thus privatcering has been Of little SER
vice to her. Cbagrined and enraged, the
Confcdcra.es embrace every possible oc-
casion to vent their spleen ut these for.
cign powers, who have thus neglected
thin.
Should the war close, with the poople
Nortl and Soth in this common hnucr
OF evaporation against France and Eng.
land, it might ser,e as a basis Of future
cordial reunion. British and French in.
~teres,s on this continent, in Canada and
Mexico, would not be very highly re.
spetted; but, on The contrary, there would
be a loud demand to utterly disregard and
oxtirrate them. Soldiers who have fought
against each other, bravely and CALAMITY
generally fratcrnizc and become friends
~, =, ,ho ,oli;,;n, of orns il nvnr
SS SOO" - '"e 'O,,'s,t' ,.hon noan,
mere run De; upa"''es' ""t" oron
vc'HsS, nunuIeys Vi t"oL'a"u w. ,.hr
u ,rsuTp uIeu so o'hin I ho,,or ' ,h,n ~ COM.
Sou'u my 'o.n'pE p'.''' 60, m",
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nuu ID" p's'e hona ro,,
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
The Tonopolists at Work.

The Pittsburg Commercial thus alludes
to tho u%nscrupulou, effort OF the paper
monopolists to tax the whole country for
their benefit. 1t says, in its Washington
correspondence -
The monopolists arc making strenuous
efforts 10 defeat the repeal ofthe duty on
paper. Certain New England members.
interested in paper mills, are actively
working 10 opposition. Several Of tie
leading New Yorkgpapers which were
strong for repeal q month ago, have since
then secured coBtraets at twenty cents
per pouod are now meahly and selfshly
opposing the removal Of tho import on
them, and are open advocates Of high
priced paper in order to break down the
country press. 1t is believed that the
Mcatern members Of both parties will
vote almost solid for the abrogation Of q
duty which brirgs no revenue to til,
Treasury, but is a tax on the Government
itself on the paper in Congress Of a mill
ion q year, and Il odiors obstruction tc
the diffusion Of education by making deaf
school.books, ts well % dear newspapers,
to tho injury of the masses for the benefit
Of the few. Let Tho press Of the greal
West speak out at once against this ipius.
: NJ
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
Nouice to Teachers.

TINE Board of School Exeminers of ASH na
County will hold the following ESamina- ri,
lions, at Ashland, during the year leb5 F,
The End Saturday of February, ,litht
Tho md and 4th Saturdays Of March; %
The 2nd and 4ih Saturdays Of April; liI
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays of NJ y; 3i q,
The !nd Saturday Of June 80 .q -
The Ind Saturday of August:
The Fad and 4th Saturdays OF September;
The 2ud and 4ih Saturdays of October;
The Ind and 4th Saturdays OF November;
The md Saturday d December.
These Examinations will commence at o
o'clock A.. NJ, ard close at a 7. NJ tL =
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o clock 4. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral clara. ter, signed by at least two re-
sponsiblc persons will be required. which
testimonials will be kept on file. No eerti6-
cate can be ante,dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving orders
10 teachers for pny, unless they haveceriih 4
Gates embracing tho whole time of ssrvice.-'
The School Law requires teachers TO under
stand the following branches, and be able 10
in,pari insIguc,ion IN them all Reading. Wri-
Ing, Or biography, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geography. A failure in one. isA
fn.lure 10 all, and those not having a fir
knowledge Of each and every one OF theabove
branches. nocd MT apply for n certificate
Particular attention will be paid to Orthogra-
ply. an those not having studied II, will DO
promptly rejected. No private examination
will 10 heId, acd no application by letter.
will be answered. Only four g'ades Of Ger
~tiicates will be issued, via for u months IL
months, Is months, and y n onths. a GER
,ifcqte for six months il n trial certificate and
will not be issued q second iip1e to the Same
applicant, Those having certificates for six
months must DO able te procure certificates
for T. months, or none. School Directors are
requested to furni-h US reports Of the success
# teachers, ~ they will aid US materially
IN granting certificates only 10 those who orc
successful. Those expecting 70 teach the
higher branches will be examined according
~. The STANDARD of AsblM d County Teach
ers must he Al7anccd. aud applicants will
bear this in II in |. There will be no adjourn
nent alter Examinations mmen until they
close. A fee Of so CTS for males and S5 .
for fem, les is required as n condition Of Ex-
animation, and must be paid in advance.
By order OF the Board,
h. NJ. CNMPBELL, Clerk. 81
January il-yl9n3l y
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Gen. Butler and Fort Fisher.
"MAcK," the Washington correspond
cnt Of The Cincinnati Commercial, writes:

a tHo dSuin6'Vh SoiiN0PN"N
cnt Of The Cincinnati Commercially writes:
When the news Of the capture Of Fort
Fisher arrived here yesterday morning,
General Butler was at Wizards Hotel.
Ito heard some artillery firing, which
was going on at one Of tho camps in the
city, and thinking perhaps that tho rob.
els, taking advantage OF his absence from
tho front, had made q raid upon, WASH
%ington, he inquired what wrs the matter.
A youth, WIN was standing by, sad they
were firing a salute Tor the fall Of Fo,t
Fisher. Foil ofh-l," said Butler, soto
uoce, md turning to one of his AIDS hear
by, told him TO 60 out and buy q paper,
aud find out what twas all about Tie
aid o returned, and sad Fort Fisher
was actually taken. Benjamin went 10
his room, and hasn't been seen since, II
is said that, while reading the the official
dispatches ar nouocing the capture, his
squirt eye became perfectly strait, 20 that
he, too, has pro6tod by the great success;
which he COUNT quite bring about.
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NO TIE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nudcr-
~ sig ed has been duly appointed and
qualified MS Executor oil tho Estate Of Thorn
MS 0sburn. deceased, ate Of Perry township.
Ashland Co. All those having claims against
said estate, will present them according to-
law. JOHN VAN NEST. 10
Jan. IS, lSG5-nS2, 49,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-01
Valuable Town Property For
Sale.

TIIE undersigned desires to sell as soon "a
POSSIBLE his residence with the Tannery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There Ore seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending 10 third treot.
Ashland One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plenty # fruit.
shruhbe y, &C., &C., good wafer md all tho
conv1niences for q first clGss residcnce,-
| will sell all together or in pnris and ly lots,
For particulars inquire Of the undersigned
upon the premises Of Jultiss Davis. ,,
HUGH DAVIS. !
March 23d. 1904. 'AI' 70
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Louisiana Lecislature has elected
Gov. Michael Hahn Uaited States Sena.
tor, from the 4th Of March next. It
might lust a. we'll have elected General
Bapkss
The distractions in the. Savannah har-
borhaving been removed from the main
channel, navigation is now open.
~;isreported that A sherman gets POI,
session Of sbranchvhle, the ialiof CHARLES
tonimust Follow. pst SEGA 9Fai go
JET Davis has issued . proclamation
appoipting Friday the lush DAY o. Mafen
as : day for public fasting, humiliation,
prayer and Thanksgiving. @'73
The Aarkan'as Legislature has I'd
jonrned unfl lS6o' ,s
1t is said that gas can be furnished
from petroleum at ono dollar and 6fty
eents per thousand ieet.
New Jersey is tho only Democratic
State in tho North, and IS the only n
that is out Of debt, and has a cash bal
anco on hand In tue treasury
The Bank Of Crawford County, Pena-
s%ylyania, at Meadville, was robbed Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars 10
United States bonds, on last thursday
evening. The robbers were 'ccre'ea In
the back room OF 'a' pans
may Rai'o' my
,.,,
49,,
Week' aes'royOu .a'
era, ,O.aef Da's'' ~.",o a
0iYlOoos insurer vi ~
-A i N..hrn,. m. numba-
Sn..~-- ooo
'
Tho negroes Of washington propose 70
get up . testimonial to Butter, expressive
oiiaeh sympathy lot Nun 'u
val " al meau' ic' 'n' a'egerS nave
aetance TO praise Butler, II there are no
~ 'e
Col. North, charged with the Soldier
election frauds, has been released BY or
dsrio OF the Secretary OF War.
IL Is~prcdieted by a New York daily
that Sbsrm,n has entered upoa tho close
Ofhis campaign aud the rebellion.
j Is also asserted that the COnfcderates
will make one more desperate effort be.
fore making overturcs for peace, and to
this end will press in the negroes.
Singleton. of Illinois. aceomnan;od bv
lady relative, arrived in Washington on
last Friday from Richmond. 1t is learn
ed'that he states to Democratic Congress
men that Davis, and the leaders in Rich
mono, arc not willing 10 negotiate peace
save on the terms OF tho %lndePenc' oil
the ~eon'ederacy'
The steamer Eclipse exploded her bOi
der at Jacksonville Tennessee, on the
.sm Wv. .noro were lou persons on
0oalu' % co vn0m were s,,'ea ana mis-
An 'sh Indi,n, R.,,.., r.,.I H.,
r,.iD.,lI, - ,.
Ano Ae'VnhiVnu PaPers arc pTeulcun7
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THr CRISIS was %starieN four years ago by
Gov. $. Medhry, as u Slalu RisAis Democratic
journal. opposed TO The Inauguration Of ciy,l
war rs destruciise to tho unity Of these
: aies, the Republican character of he gov.
eminent. aud the liberties Of tie people. 1t
has adhered 10 these doctrines since ind will
maintain them hereafter; d holding thut
there can be no dishonurablc peace between
those who inheriten this Republican Govern
ment, The Crisis will adv0ca O the ~cnrliost
possible peace between tho States. the re- tor
alton of The Government, 10 its original bnr.
pose. The return ~ n strict construction OF the
Constitution and the con"cquent restoration
OF liberty AID happiness throughout The liu |.
The Crisis is a large eight page sheet, con
tanning from thirty six to iorty columns OF
reading matter every week, printed on clear
type and superior paper. Each humber con-
iains q complete and carefully prepared sum.
mary Of the News of the Week, in n CO nden.
scd and Ineligible form. aRey,ew Of the
War News OF tho week. Public Documents
aud Reports, of interest and permanent valne,
Us the Official history OF events, interesting
and important Speeches from ether side, or
isinal and selected Correspondence. lilo latest
and mist reliable Commercial, Market ard
Financial Reports, n comprehensive summa-
ry Of thc proceedings Of Congress, the Legis
%laiures, aud other public assemblies, Agricul.
iural articles, n carefully selected literary
Miscellany! aud in short, everything ~nccessa.
ny TO make a.tsI o tsp sct@f =
Complete Record # tie Times I!
Tie Crisis is printed in n form suitable for
binding, and Tho %Dlatteri !; contains is prepar
ed vita a view 10 its permanent value and in.
%terest to its subscribers, md to this end a
complete Index accompanies each volume
A complete volume preservsdand bound. it. i,
con6den ly believed. will prove the. most val
liable and perfect chronicle Of the extraordi
! ary events of this era that can be found any.
where. 3 tH '0'uHlf}n. 90 t1A'
The cirlula ion of sound Democratic ltera
ture is the only means Of securing the success
Of D,mocratic Principles and the consequen
restoration Of Peace, Liberty, Unipn and goot
government. We therefore earnestly appea
to all friends q Peaee, oil Democrats. Mi VIII,
favor the maintenance OF q Western Journal
dc, oted TO the interests Of tho Western peo
plo, though national in its character, 10 al,
in the circulation Of The Crisis, and thus in,
c~reasing the usefulness Of q paper which !
identified to he tho pioneer in the path r
Western Peace Democracy. Somple copie
will be sent TO any one desiring them, IN,
substantial Inducements are offered TO lhos
get. ing up clubs as well as 10 subscribers.
Tho terms Of The Crisis arc as follows;
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NOTfcE.

NOTICE Is hereby given bat the under.
IN signed has been daily appointed Admins
tratcr Of tho Estate o. Philip Faber. III. de-
eohsed, late ofAshland County, Ohio.
PHILIP rABER, Sen.
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To any person sending us subscribers, we
offer the following inducements
For o list OF ten subscribers, an extra copy
For q list Of fifteen, one year. D bound vol.
ume Of THE CRisIs Of either '62, '63 or "a,
For O list Of twenty, one ypar. a bound vol
ume, rs above. and q cory Of tho Consliiu-
tional Debates or 1861, 70 vols.)
For q list Of forty. ono year, o complete SGT
Of bound volumes Of TnE CRsIs, a yols.1
Address. 8. A.. MEDARY. Columbus o.
b6S- Papers irving this Prospectus q few
insertions viii DO entitled 70 On exchange,
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BUFFALO, January 29l--Thero was a
smart shock Of earthquake felt here this
morning about 4 o'eloek.
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In presenting our claims to tho public We
feel confident orr facilities, (Which ave being
rapidly completely for ma nufacturing ma
chimes are unsurpassed by any other esiab-
lishmeht In this section Of the country. Wo
congratulate orr Mr.. Whiting TO-. the great
ana universal success OF last season tho irst)
in the manufacture of .r...f.. q.t H. FL
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7lG,E.

p Office is hereby givca that the tubscri-
her has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of tho estate OF Stephen CUlr,
lite Of Ashland county, deceased
... &c. DoLLES.
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