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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-21

a. Co.sh. Cold or. Sore Throat,
REQUIRES iMMEDIATE Arrrsf1os, AND
SHOULD BE CHECKED, IP Al
LOWED TO CONTINUE.
Irritation OF the Lungs, nj Perm n.
nent Throat AffIiction, or an In.
lcuFabtes Lung Disease MFE
IS OFTEN rHE RESULT. "a W st
Browns Bronchial TrOches
Having direct influence to the the parts. rive
Immediate Relief.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump.
tive and throat diseases. Troches are
used with Always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
wiliihnd TROcHEs useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat after an unusual exert,ou
Of the vocal organs. The TRocurs are re.
commended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being an article of
true merit, and having proved their efficacy
by o test Of many years, each year finds them
in new localities in various parts Of the wolrd
and the TRocHEs are universally pronoun cd
better than other articles,
OBTAIN on ''BnowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs'
aud do not take any Of the Worthless Imita-
tions that nav he offered f}f 81 HwE 81
Sold everywhere in the United States, and
in Foreign Countries. at So cents per box.
6m21
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-21

H. G. O. Cary, PrF Before j. p. Devor,
vs.; J.P. Of Montgomery
H. H. DObbins, Dort. TIP. Ashland Co. o,
ON the 2sth day Of january, AID 1855.
" said Justice issued an order Of Attach
mentin the above action, forthe sum Of fifty
three dollars and sixty.nine cents.
fo4 III. GO. GARY.
Ashland. Jan 8l-svS4
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Christadoro's Hair Dye

MristadOro's Hair Dye,
Everywhere establishes colors which are beau
tiful in the peoples eyes. The hues of the
National Flag ore those Of Heaven, but among
Mi the dyes Of Earth there is none sove Chris
tadoro's that produces instantancously perfect
fac smile s of natures every shade OF black
and brown. Manufactured by ] CRISTA-
DORO, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold
by Druggists. Applied by all Htir Drcssers.
Qm35)
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Cincinnati Markets.

FL0UR-s7,25 to s7.75
so to l 60
CORN-52c to SO
0ATS-34 to SO,
RYE-6s to 69c.
BARLEY-S0c.
P0RK-s2S,50 per Dbl. for city mess
BEEF-sls,Oo per Dbl. for city mess.
LARD-17ic
BUTTER-29 to $50.
EGGS-20c.
P0TATOES-s0c.
TIMOTHY SEED-sS,S0 to 100.
FLAX SEED $3.50.
CLOVER rs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-21

Sa- Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, &C., Of s B, Squire, No
s Main street,
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~ We call the attention Of all desir-
ing a pleasant and profitable employment
to the advertisement in this paper head.
cd asy5Oop per year.
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S T r e D

LfR0M the premises of the subscriber II
IL miles north Of Mifin and near the
Stony Point School House, on or about the
I'D Of December, 1866, IL head Of SHEEP,
marked with a red ring on the right hip. Any
one giving information Of their whereab outs,
will be suitably rewarded by the owner,
JACOB ENGLE.
January 24-2w33
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-21

WA So wide Is the field Of is uss-
fulness and 50 numerous are
Nv the cases Of its cures, that al
most every section Of country
~ abounds 10 persons publicly
known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate disesses OF
The lungs by its use. When onoei tried. its
superiority over every other cxpectornnt 10
100 apparent TO escape obser sarion, and
where its virtues are known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote 10 employ for
the distressing and danger GUS affectiops Of
tie pulminary organs that are incident 70
our climate. While many inferisr remedies
thrust upon the community have failed and
been discarded, this has gained friends BY
every trial, conferred benefits on The Affiliated
they can never forget, and produced euros
too numerous and too remarkable to BE- for.
gotten,
We can en'y assure the public, that iu
quality is carefully kept up 10 the best II ev,
er has been, and thatil may be relied on 70
do for their relief all That IL has ever done. +
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen and eminent perscnages, have lent
their names TO certify the unparalleled use.
fulDess Of our remedies, but space here WIN
not permit the insertion ofthem. The Ageniu
below named furnish gratis our American Al.
manec in which they are given; with alsoI'
full descriptions of the complaints they cure.
Those who require an Alternative me dicins g
to purify the blood will find Ayers Comp Ext
sarsaparilla The rem iy to use. Try II once,
and you will know its value. 10
Prepared by J.. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell
Mass ., and sold by
POTTER, PANcosT & Son, and 8. R.
SQUIRE, Ashland, J. KIENINoER 4 Co
Hayesville, H. S. sTooKMAN, Loudon-
vile, j. McCuTcHEN, Savannah, and by
Dealers everywhere. (2mS5)
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Notice to Builders

Notice to Builders,
THE undersigned will sell to the low
i est responsible bidder, tho building
Of Stable for the Ashland County In.
Urinary, on the premises, on Saturday,
February 10Th, 1866, at | o'clock P. NJ.
JAS. -McNAULL,
MOSES LATTA,
w. CRAIG.
Jan. 3l-4w34 Inf. Directors.
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NO HARDEE-HOOD

On the part Of the South can pre-, cnt the sue.
cess Of the Union arms. Grant and Sher-
mans polieli ke
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TINE LADY's FRIEND Il seoft.
The Best Of the Monthliss-devoted TO
Fashion and Pure Liturature. $2,60a year;
Two copies 81, Eight land one graiis) Sic
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHIMES given as Premiums. sendl5 cents
for q sample copy Of DEACON & PETERSON
$40 Walnut g., Philadelphia,
Single numbers for sale BY The News Deal
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G5t Wlarhets,
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
AELTyu.dT s.
Dealers In Groceries, Queensware, DC.
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Ayers Cherry PectogaI,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consxmp
ton, and for the relief of Consrmp-
the Patients IN advdneea stages Of ihs
disease.
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Inc constitution, once affected by organic
Weakness requires the aid Of medicine 1o Inv
ylgorate and strengthen the system. which
helmbold's Extract Buchu invariably dos.
II no treatment is submitted TO nt;on
or Insanity nay ensue.
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HELMBoLDs
1viDasHzrnAcr
pBUCHU,

NON 'rste1tion or inconiinenc. Of urine. irri-
,ntion, Inflammation or liberation the
bladder or Fidneys, Diseases Of the P . tats
uiand, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus raw.
ell or Brick dust deposit. and all the / i,.ases
lings.
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One door West of Town Hall, Ashland
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-21

VIII radically eItermine from the system
diseases Of the Urinary organs arising from
habits Of dissipation, at little expense, little
or no change in diet, and no exposure, com.
lleteiy Fuperceding those unpleasant and
dangerous remedies, Copaiba and Mercury,
In curing those unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
s.......' Isa...,s.

alsortss FrgcIrs -tUsYsa isrU a Trs 80 ban"a
us-s paf sBnas tine p--s ChAf.ss Has'nsf, scsr@sn
a. rs ysar " lgs sas ~orss1 IN ne rhs '~sf tFs~sEp
~ A1r 81 Tcyh. ~ .osl. W Has rrrsL Hasfns' hs-
bs.n ssfy iatsnlp~ri. ha hshS q 80 sse - fiss'
sssnse1 W H. rs, uurh ssgTsasf Ia sfris ot fhur-
dsy ansro0n Hssflsr -hGs partially inf s-isi taiss
ca Inrlp Hsgzas,. " o. ~ waam sTrst. " .teu D..
s4t1 tg - ssvsa e. 49, t'iy esn'. a., btfd ssa
refrs ss~rts ard Fsif tian eaisf snf hn~if sss
ssr,s 70 ,rrf,1sf tbs usns gyin. Hupa@ssi a.
AZ q hs tr4Hs srns hm - taEs ibffsffua Aitsis
stfIert 90 aflfe trr fcf re t@lAnes ~
thr iufstaafnass trsHfffatsiy usfssfff hasf
rsf tsrs NJ HstnsEN r~1ty, - bonft
10 sfft ats.i w s4r % kFfhsT 80 u~lhs
Int8fifst~e roftfng -ss uaaFM a - hinsNf
sab.esIs ssniiT scfss'n vs ha@a N ~ 80 ~
Ysyha bss~sry, sed "a Esnf ~ - ~h.i 80 NE "a
" Hasssst 80 8lsrsvsrA sissairx ~ 10 sobJ-s
beasg rsadr sled ~0 ~4i1ing tet tesv ~ -
fassasu4 wuL af faauss hn#s ht rai tN ~ 80 tsrs
fastfHliy assldsA w. suaFffff v us hf- 80
NJ .ssi ed - trasy sirit - - - -
a. o. iaap ftfs tis isssf - t~sf. - ihti
s,iss tss % cslHsfsfsIJ ~, - f-Ies. = - -.
.-,.s.'ss tssu. ~sr.s :. g. 80 ssast caf9ssf cgfr
,.ssfsy Ats o. ftaest 90 fls tfF, 80 - ~ -
d.rse yssfst ,0ffsasIan1 - "hA " r't'-AA
g.,st ns,sts 80 Istt.-rerrs%f N"Aff Isessfsar
t,,s.., 81 80 sss Yea sasp'si ~ ths e.eT
- 49,, p....s -. siss f'sa 90 sr~s - ais'sss
a .r.... ,Aaf % ", sif = as iAh lfs, eae~.rss,
a,.s ata Cs.rr7 aissa ga "a shs nsssr aefs y
fsts wsisa vafss y N 40 =. i-ssisg tha pA<. -
80 w..s itlss.s al 'snsia an 70 hla sf.sa si1'
80 al "a Hs-ss4 10 as sse@ai 80 hss ss.-~ e
ert.l fsfai llf4rea fAs lasy fsDfsf-i fsfpst ~ A.
,.ts,t.l sssul I-reN~ra efty y~.gs - sfs ss1
a nals.s a lfs'snd No h@s tsrt fsarlJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

70 stand The reproach hard We have been upon Ame
Ican Tepadiatos; ba sAau aof b. atk % ecesk nc
As.evseaNs hssking themselves pasiy rAsr ead stronger,
a~a eesv Aan o.rstses, and aevss ieiy ID oDme
sUslI otr cf a JrsA way.
10 It, then, quite out Of the question 70 suggess rate
Of repayment that shall contemplate win say
such period as one century instead Of the four centuries
supposed In the prcsen rates Of reduction Of
taxes 30 delightful has itself such show Of virtue In
30 certain 70 be carried by good majority, II opposed
at ALL and Ia 70 certain is always said " add the
producing and paying power Of the country, that we
cannot hope 10 be listened to- unless England become
suddenly honest and wise Put into figures, the ques-
two millions spare the pockets Of postcrty thu
year A. D. 2270 to that amount The present 10
ourselves Is something solid, certain, and "ructify
n ouf su,m. r. ns words 3" s,sav Of the
our remote poserty In visionary, for half the people
In this island do not expect the world 10 last long
But the public have been little demorazed, We fear
by all the prosperity talk OF the lat few years, and
whereas they once believed they wished to pay, and
could not, they now beeye they pay but win not
That change Of feeling is Itself ugly symptom II Ii
IL begins with noble intentions, but scant power and
weak will and ends with great powers but nclina
ton TO use them for any heroic purpose Surrounded
by wealth. flushed with prosperity, confident and still
hopeful we don't choose to ''mudde away our
in paying dSbts.h Against no strong preporsession
what arguments OF romantic honesty are likely TO
have efiects But as We have said, the question Just
now has received fresh aspect from tho sudden growth
Of similar debt In America and the intentions there
expressed M 10 its treatment Hare We resigned osp
rs 70 loscr scale If public honetg aa our cousins
an honest nation; close exchanges against de-
fautng States search out every fraud; hold up
TO contempt and rdcue every scheme that invites loans
without q definite prospect or repay ymenl The public
debt demands tho application Of samo principles
otherwise all and criticisms recoii
own heads and every Engishman plead tho example
OF his government 80 we at least VIII do our duty and
raise our voice FOR effective acccleon Of the present
rate of repayment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
THE CHILEAN QUESTION.
mors Peace Rs mors-Chtte Accepting
snr (.ooa OHSess' of EugIs nd and
Fraaes--Ths Deps rtare or the spemtsh
R~S nj fors sss 10 Pest pon<d.

rsssdfd pec 2sl orrrspondenoe Of uIe London limo,
We have news of peaceful character to-day. u "
sees.d, ffcm sources that CbIe AZ well a.
speis has accepted the sood oAices Of Ensiand and
frppe towards settlement 81 thar d.pute and even
,hss N. nosristons have already begnn ,nd matter
psops scppose, that The Spanish s0vsTnmen Mt, hoping
fcs pNsine soluton Of rc question hs susrended The
dtpsrfnfe of the reDof~ ~AS dee'inet for the Pacific
telegram told has been sent ~ Csi1 10 put %
tho departure VI The Aimanfs, trgats which s~ ~
leave that port IN lhs cour.e a 'h,s week
well known ALSO that the ministers ~ tba fnrien
Possn santiago bad seen Admiral rareh on bu-Id his
.np. The yis dc hadrd .nd upon represeniins 70 hhn
red a. the srbitrAton settled by the nedafot, ~
rsady Po~ers, they hah prevailed upon him 70 sus-
prnf h0stItef until he recsved fresh Ir~tfnrtions Un
hs sovsrnnent Tne Admir.I. tis ADDED took the re.
rn.nx an - Of the diplomatic bod MI confederation,
and has .hown ih. grcate-i rss,a 'ne interest. OF
nsusrnl< All these vportt sroundsd IN coFfespcnsi-
-sos from beyond the ssas bsvs long in rircals.
tor; but ,hsv would seem sov " r~csiss ocnbrras-
too from ne fact " the spsniss sosernneni putting
on he sailing ol the rvu1orc srnen0 winch ~ers
y se s-ns % Parejs The spanish goyernroeni must u
os peru than q chile bough seemed natural TO think
zoe outr~gef vsrp-srat>d ag.nst Hpanih snbjec
sss former country you'd b. looked npcn - sf greater
consequence than the refusal % The tveuty guns
fsus ~ Che latter We're peace really ~ be pr-esved
Nna.r pr-snt circusnss~aceA the woaa he fcs spain
NE - ,s". s.rs !, ~ ~. sy.n,. sos.r.d,e. sss rsno,
tbss sp~n abort 70 emhsrs ave thousand mes Cor
zoe Pscac, force " BE- innied s csso o. vspsrsso
~th view " take up rsru snsnt position W Peru suf
shsls u void the rsp<p s&y, be sb-et folly sn 10
psft HpaB n conteInpsts BY land sssin-t thoss
rcpablEs sus The schsms eoud bsye Dsen s~r,.
oassiy entertained for ors nosent.
Tee gpes Of Madrid, 10 ~ uurnbsr of the s,t ms
ssW.-
without being 10 the confdesce ~ 20. hsnstry, ve
bs~v. IN pors1on " sontrsdrf the rfssemeptf
rnsas W several oarnas of London of Pzrs r~ualrg
e s.e ntenset operasions of Spain In ths Hsn6c Ac
ossdns 20 thess journsh tpsui.h sxpeton&sy 90 .
81 fvs ,boassnd 10 AZ this moment being formed,
whrh ~ pieuded W operate a. may BE- deemed Al.
vss.bi. N Peru % ~ Chile, and that upon sndng u
vsitar~sss ur Calico these troops win prccs~d " q
uyilx, sssoysiiys " W sAlls<s " sss ygIspvtb4
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Dsgntn Article ts sAs Ws~se dee
0eux menass-MIsstes 81 the pssseh
9sevssarY sf the wsshtngsos Ewbassy
80 parss-rvs nee Wesry Of tie latsv-
venanow.
IN vsTr~s. IN the Psy,s Revue ses Deur NonfsN
- - say ass with the present and the fniuse soS.
o. dotng ~ ne DO mot mean 10 bc srsctns too
scysre Voc have ssf sp Empsror In hsrco---ei
~ EssA fk xppsssI ssisrss W hs fs1 psSfv
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1.~asss Oasss sss fsss~sss /,
gs ..xas. ss4 's1ss s1ihefay whsN % 49,. ~ ~
N -. s.ri..s tkst rsgsfr,eg Hytsttos 80 - 80
80 -, s,.- - Hss aksyisf tashf rs~sM y s -
ns~-p n peyrasr.assis-s a f.fsis y ~. - -.
1...,.s tfst ~ q ~ a. ss9sset - ~ " f
- =. - stasts tnsi As rsfs 80 efbts 80
.t.-.v 80 '-suss - siass u ka~ntsss a@ 80 -
s..-s, -. a.. A.. .sss s..@.< sesst# t~~~f
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s.ss,-u Asssy ssa sois wss'ssr '~
eisstssstI.

Clsrsrsf, Jas -. iA~
A sssss saesusi h.rs o. 80 eeiss tti '7'H - ..
tw~.. rags.la HlSs are csosa ssoft a. ff'rfe'~Ts
" "a. Ysaisrs Bess@, ~h-t 80 A-i'f o" "~"~
., %. hTu. .Ss !. "a ,tp-sisi - su'i'@
"A a. isasn..it tfa1ls
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l.sss % sAs sshssssv rssss nsssas.
orR HArTYnLs coInEsroEbknaG.


BsIpn4s lial1, D. G.. Jan. n. ises.
Tlss sshoonsr r.itie hAris ~s~ ~Iseksd jsss ssbes
the ksx u this p-ce daring NE nsh,of Issaar, shs
vent aground ,s sho@s aud mInsai.,siy sl'sd Bss
crew eossisiins os fosr psrsoGs -sTs eompsss IA 20
into The rgxins where sbs captain, Denis stniih a
C~nasn n j. WAS fozss ~ death Ia Atost thfss hssfs
snd Ne eliorsd fook sbsut teif 80 hour aftr~2fcs
Bxrs J. Stca.lrar, fhs 9.fe, and opoTzr W fuFnrr,
r.adgrt " ths nlsnd hvnd unfl tbs l2th inst ~bsn
th-y rsfcirf ~ ihn plsf faf set of hpth ucfs
il.aiy frorsu but Il b. thought they yil sysutsAy
cover Tisy on ths srsk sitiost hse dayf asd
during tha las 4tuiy yfo4f h0Ar pftsqs 10 ihsrrsr~s
fed fr1an tho dad body ~ tLe negfn c'ok
Tie captain 0ns-tLiri 0wnsf ~ the cAyo, TIE
IL ace owned ~ = arm IN rbilAcfll hia
Very ltilr - The cargo h.t befn e4fcd uSnsh os~
Frassl haa not yei gpns to pissea sts be sbsfe
irn,.s, eb,s " sYpr9si her sresFt ih cry calm 80.
Which II nol uksy 10 orcef VsrJ oi~H iffs ma
saAsun.
TIE cApilin's refnaaan h.ss tea Fshi"f.1 rem ue
vrork .lud TO usgru s1oE vii ~ frn41ied todA1i A.
the weather is gsfy cAlt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

English Astont shm msnt at the Magnttude
Of Secretary MeCulloch's RedemPtiOn
Schene-JOhn ball Urged BY the Ex-
ample or the UnfteA states 20 Set About
Paying HIS Own Debts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

Such plan would not bear discussion and csrtant 10
detoid Of all foundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
EUR RoPE.


Arrival ef The Asia at Halifax and
the City Of New York and
hansa At this PERT
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
FRANCE ANo the MEXICAN QUESTION,
Enormous Cost Of tho French
Intervention.
Afssion ef NJ. Msnthelsn's Secre-
tary u Paris.
Indications Of the Coming
Evacuation.
A4ors 1umors Of 4eace Between
Spain and Chile.
THE FENlAN SITUATION.
7laiB Containing tho Irish Lerd Lieu.
tenant Fired Upon.
our FINANCIAL POSITION IN EUROPE.
.~-~---~~--~-~-~->--~>--
England Taking Z Lesson 0ut OF
Seerstary McCulIoch's Beck.
Total Loss Of the American Ship
Guy Mannering.
Thirteen Of Her Crew Drowned and tho
Captain Missing.
xsxt Of Louis Sgapoisen's New
Year's Speech.
SERIOUS ILLNESS or MAzzINl.
-. Ac. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

koTS fOykw
~ nso d"s n hs nyosscus,ns eoousei IN Nv that
ths sr,ss we're carrs m n sriy1t on exsrsms fnrues
sans,sr hss no as.s o..Ssd ~ S,s,s ,,,sis sishsr
of Ireland or on rnslsnd Tbe N which ths urorr
both at Dublin and Corh~Aisrksrsed thsIr once does
shsy ms highest honar unue ~ ihe cyfnunls srsnst
whom legal ease ~as c,esrv pvoved we're sui.red 70
esrsne mst ~hen the mar stssss ~ cssa re,tsd on
the svtence of an informss uooorrebossed - 10 ma
,ss thr ina.ss shs inv and ths uross
rutors we're All eously anxcus o rve he prsonsr thr
mn benet OF tbe defect I'M ths proof In the case OF an
Sc.r ~ ths Amcrrsn army v6o vaa .rreSisd before he
landed an thess shorcs The Judres themsslyes we're
careS 10 pon ont that A. ths slesianco he owed 10
Tho prt,ish Crown onIv rornensS rvpm the time when
h .,ar.S hss w.,ss,ys dn-,,rirns so avcy ast would
ay. ~. h,s hSrk MA h.sn aon. An FIRE an
country y. - In Iusn, 50 maniisN was the sat or tks
wheh th prace.d,pSs vsre con,cosd that several OF
Tho mos, dssus ocrcrsiers were obliged 70
England " and wv. "niv hss. .r,h,s. vSsb JssIt
with sotno,hiuc ysrv ncr.rs f~r, hrn.n u rs thar
they would have any color for eiAlnins AN scqatal
make deep and lsstn lmnressio. nm the mi, ds of
Irishmen wbehsr dwoline M Ensisnd or xmer,cx Arc
the two Fenan Presidents who - amusing
and Irritating New Yofl vllh thA s,stare NJ, ,hcs, ia
cord quite certain that N fortune uaced ether ~ ,hon,
sbeouieIy Al the disposal of the olL,r IA. xoold hs
,rnatod with the same temper fcrbessnee ana fsrns.,S
Would The repnbc which thew claim 10 have already ~,
tabsed In ireland by holsting its banner In New Yars
give It's antagonists all the fair play which he Saxon
h accorded temy We meal ss ,o az,
fer from bslsrpgo al df hds dons
raj naS,r az Tywscis,s 4 s.1reiy p1st ana otsr
ws know TOO ~e the gross iGporssre ON which resis
both N America and Ireland Had u bocn led by Il
higher position or more importance we might have
hoped that the extreme ease with which tho kngiish
government has possessed itself VI ts secrets, and
The perfect calmness v5nf which u has been abba
wait till the plot was Iuncientiy ripe for dstee-
ton, would have shown the Fsniaas that they were
struggling with power against which greater strength
than any they can command would BE- tm ployed In ysh
@ against stupidity the gods themselves powcrlsfs
ard we mus, not venture 20 hose that lessons even
much convincing and much mora severe than
those which have been administered Will produce upon
such minds any permanent effect. All that could be
done place in the right before thet bunal or pub
lie opinion which do not for psuenf AFFECT " do
spss disregard has think, been done by the
in which these trials have been conducted But wo
forget that ms adsnDistaring Jusee
avanqulshed enemy, but YQnishns few meui.
bore OF conspiracy ehtch has vs. on ~ othe, side II
on no reason can be convinced BY none, and which,
has real grievance 10 sicre, cannot De consihtd
by any degree OF fairness ssd moderation. The real
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-16

NAV, as we showed the other day, offer them
settlement upon lands owned By the general
government. According to the report of the
General Land Office in 1860, the quantity Of
public lands, exclusive of school sections, I'M
offered but surveyed, was, in October, 1859,
the year before the war: In Alabama, 90,o3o
acres; in Louisiana, S75, 266 acres; in Arkan-
sas, 3,278 acres; in Florida, 1885, 1913 acres;
This includes only part of the public land IN
the South, for the great bulk oft had, in the
Southern States, been "Ofered" before that
time-had been put upon the market, that is
to saw. but not sold, According to the official
report of General Howard, the Freedmen's
Bureau has at this time in its possession 161,-
334 acres of cultivated. 143, 210 acres of uncut
tivated, and 49,, 040 acres of unclassifed, lands
In fourteen States, making 76S,59O acres, be-
sides 1896 pieces of town property.
Congress may at once set apart any part OF
the public lands for homesteads for the blacks
it win thereby afford them refuge from the
oppression they are now threate Qed with
The blacks want TO own land, the whites will
not sell to them; but the government may say
"Here are homesteads fer you, if you desire
for independence is real" The planters wish
to compel the blacks to labor for them on hate
full terms, under pain Of expulsion from the
district; you need not take the planters hard
hard bargain" Justice may be denied by the
whites; put on the government lands Congress
may provide place ofrefuge.
The moment such an alternative is proyid-
ed for the negro, his relation to the whites
will be changed. When he feels himself OPP
pressed he will move away; if justice is de-
MED him in one district he will remove 10
that other where, settled on the pubic land
he will be protected. But as his labor IS nee
essary to the landowners, the mere fact that
he could remove would enable him to make a
fair bargain with the planter. That is to say
Congress may, by appropriating public lands
in each Southern state, under proper condi.
tions, for homesteads for the blacks, make
them as independent of the planters as work
ingman in the North is of the employer. II
would, in fact, by such measure establish the
same natural relations between capital and la
Dor in the South, which exists in the North
N. Y. Evening Post.