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The Negro as he was before Re.
, duced to American Slavery.

Mrs. Richie, writing from London to
the Baltimore Gazette, says: Is
The celebrated Du Chaillu, the French
explorer Of the interiortof Africa, and the
discoverer Of the Gorilla, gave last week
before the British Association, at Not.
tingham, fulland highly interesting ac
count Of his discoveries in Africa. Il will
be remembered that doubts were upon M
Du Chaillu's narrative when it was first
related, and Du Chaillu's "Gorilla" was
looked on as good joke. Sir Roder
Munchison, before Du Chaillu addressed
the audience at the recent meeting, took
occasion to allude to this fact, and to
make known that Du Chaillu had fitted
out ship at his own cost, and revisited
the scene Of his former explorations
locality idto which no other white man
had made his way.
Du Chaillu then described an immense
jungle in 30 degrees east longitude from
Greenwich, and in two or three degrees
on each side of the equator, broken here
and there by fertile prairies, thinley in.
habited by man, and still more thinly in
habite1 by beast By the side Of hairy
dwarfs and Fanns Cor Canibals) were the
ape and the gorilla. There were no.horseS
asses or camels women were made thu
beasts Of burden and they did heavy
work. Man was in primative state il
these region. All law was on The princi
pie of "tooth for q TOOTH" No allowanc,
was made for accident if one man killec
another the killer was always slain. If
man broke another mans arm, his arm
had to be broken. They had DO recor,
Of the past They believed in witehcratl
and maintained that but for witchcraf
there would be no death. Whenever
man died an attempt was made to discov
er who caused his death, and great slaugh
ter was the consequence-there was mo-
merely "a life for life" claimed, bu
many lives were sacrificed on account o
death from natural causes. The villa
ges contained not more than thousand
inhabitants. The people had their chief
aud their wise men, and were goverue'
by both. atit -' -i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
Tie Errors of the North.

If the Northern people could, by mir.
acle, be shown the real condition of the
South could see into the interior Of our
households and business affairs |; could see
how straitened we are in circumstances !;
could learn how many families that hith.
erto knew, ex2erimontally, little of life
save its enjoyments and luxuries, are
brought face TO face with its hardships
and its plivations; could SEE the struggle
that is going on in every household for
the bare necessarios of life, the economy
that is practiced, and the patient endur.
anco Of old and young, male and female
If they could see how eager all are for
some honest employment, however hum
Bile, that will yield bare livelihood could
see how tolerant those who owned hun.
dreds of slaves, who were at their beck
and call, now, are Of the freedmen in
their newly acquired privileges, and with
what cheerful good humor they conform
to the new order of things treating those
former slaves with the utmost kindness
if, too, they could see the perfect indffer.
encc of oil classes to politics, their free.
dom from passion and partisansbip; if
we say, the Northern people could, by o
miracle, be shown these things they void
wonder at their own excitement, and OK.
claim against the mischievous dcmagogues
who have deceived and misled them
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Death by Starvation.

Acorrespondent Of the Cincinnati Com.
n'ercial gives the following account, wri.
ting from Nashville:
A case Of horrible destitution has lust
come 10 light at Chattanooga. A woman
named Simmons some weeks ago came up
from St. Clair county, aud has been dong
without food for several days, and unable
to get employment. Out Of family of
eight, three are already dead Of starvation,
in hovel within stone-throw Of the
Crutcbgeld House The mother had dc.
Gently laid out three bodies, and was de.
spairipgly waiting to die when found
All were too far'gone to stomach more than
little boiled milk. The citizens have
taken the case in hand, providing proper
shelter, food and clothing.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
Greeley on John Morrissey.

Greeley wrote Characteristic article
the day before election on John Morris
scy. 0mittng some of the personalities
in regard to others, we copy it. The
Tribune evidently is not much shocked
by Mr. Morrissey's elsction to Congress,
and does not believe the distinguished
ex.champion Of the Ring to be so very
bad, after all. The Tribune says
"Mr. Molrissey is an eminent and in
Hueutial leader Of the Democratic party,
and member Of its General Committee.
Flo is It's regularly nominated candidate
| for Congress, with moral certainty Of
election lie has bled like an OK in its
behalf, so that John T. Hoifmuu's vote
will be at least 10000 larger than it
would have been but for Mr.. Morrissey's
money. Then why do not Hoffman and
his crowd stand up for their candidate
like men I? If he is good enough to pay
The cost of running their machine, why
not 10 be fairly recognized as their can.
didate2
ave have not the honor of Mr.. Nor
risseys personal acquaintance, but, from
common report, we judge that he is bet
ter than some Of the candidates usually
presented from Tammany Hall, and moi
SO good as others, while he is a striking
representative Of the largest and most iu
iuential section Of the party, next to that
composed of spectators and municipal
robbers, to which he does not belong :
The narrow, fanatical notions imbibed
with our New England education woult
} not permit US to contemplate with rap
; ture q Congress composed entirely o
Morrisseys; but the sending Of one sucf
as a specimen brick OF our metropolitan
Democracy, we contemplate with unmin
: gled satisfaction. Mr.. Morrissey, We ar,
: assured, has abandoned the prize rinl
forever; but his right hand has not for
got its cunning, nor his left either, anc
If any Southern bully should undertake
to put upon him., that bully will &c
polished of in about Eve seconds, and VI
shall heartily say, Good for New York
I bit him againv And as to the Wash
: ingtou tiger, that beast which gets holt
, Of so many of our verdant members o
: Congress, and strips them Of money
: principle, character and selErespect, dri
wing them to do the dirty work Of th
Lobby, vote for extra compensation, 70
crooked mileage, &C., all We have to sa
is, let that tiger try a nip with our John
and IL he don't suddenly take to his heel
squealing and yelling, then we can't max
r a Yankee guess"
The Tribune might have added that i
the present Congress there are many mel
who have all Of Morrissey's vices with
out his manlinoss and courage Gin EnS
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21

CURIOUS RELATIONSHIP. Europe,
an friend Of mine related the following
story: 1 married a widow who had o
daughter. My father visited our house
very often, fell in love with my step.
daughter, and married her. So my faith.
er became my son.in' law, and my step
daughter my mother, because she was my
fathers wife. Sometimes after my wife
had son-he was my fathers brother in.
law, and my uncle, for he was the brother
Of my step-mother.
My fathers wife, that is, my step.daugh-
ter, had also son, he was Of course, my
brother, and in the meantime my grand
child, for he was the son Of my father,
and daughter.
My wife was my grandmother because
she was my mothers mother. was my
wife's husband and grandchild at thosame
time. Ard as the husband Of persons
grandmother is his grandfather, l was my
own grandfather.
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VOL. XXI. <,
"a, For the Ashland Union.
vermiIIion Re-Union Song.

AIR :" Gone to the War; lg IA
Gone from among us
.i4ssa - Many so fair, -...a4.r.r
Left In our memory,
=. ~ Deep longings there.
Where are their greeting tones, friendly and
Where are the faces which oft we did greet?
Borne on the mnrm'ring wind comes the refrain,
Parted forever, to meet ne'er again"
7" Rigid in Deaths arms,
i '"'h Loved ones repose,
Life In its beauty
10 Comes to q Close
And the sad mourners have stood round the
While dear familiar forms sank in the gloom;
But they seem hovring near, whisp'riDg In air,
"Death brings Reunion, and for 1t prepare"
Some over Ocean,
oel Gone with the truth,
Using for Jesus
ll,... Talents and youth.
There In foreign land, distant from home,
Hither their inmost thoughts pleasantly come,
Yet to their labor unshrinking they stand,
Present in spirit, completing this band.
Welcome, then, comrads,
s' Hither once more,
Joyful we greet you,
Students Of yore.
Nature has woven her crown Of ripe leaves,
Fruitings of Autumn hang fair on the trees;
Smiling the grapes in beauty appear,
And birds with sweetest song, welcome you
here. --
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
NEW STATE srAI.-Gov. Cox aunoun

New STATE Shallow. Cox announ.
ces by proclamation the adoption Of q
new seal which will hereafter be used on
State papers. It is thus described:
A round seal, two and one half inches
in diameter, having upon the margin the
words, "The Great Seal Of the State o.
Ohio,' within, an escutcheon containing
as devices, in the left foreground a bun.
die of seventeen arrows, and on the right
of the arrows a sheaf Of wheat, both up.
right; in The background a range Of
mountains, over which appears rising
sun from the base Of the mountains q
river is represented flowing toward the
right foreground; under the shield a ia,
bel containing the words, "Imperiam. in
Imperio.' n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21

AONE-ARMED PRINTER.-Ths Hunts-
vile (MO.) Citizen says they had in their
Office, short time since, printer with
only one arm. He sets, justi6es and
-empties his sticks. and sets the most cor.
rect "proof" of any printer they have ey-
or seen. As he can do nothing but set
type, he manages, by constant "psgging
away" to get up about Eve thousand ems
day. His name is Theodore Savage,
and is q native Of this city. He lost his
arm, some twelve years ago, in jumping
from q railroad train while IL was in mo-
ton. l4l a, 6a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
nrsava The 81. Louis D;,patch Bel

B~Says the St. Louis Dispatch Ben.
Butler, it is pretty generally known, lives
in Lowell, Mass. Among those who
heard his speech at Court House Satur-
day night was a gentleman who also lived
in Lowell in 1860. During Ben's 'sspeech,
in the crisis Of his eloquent denunciation
of "traitors," this gentleman, in clear
voice, asked the speaker: "Why did the
people Of LEVEL throw rotten eggs at you
in 1860, on your return from 0harlestoni"
Ben has glib tongue and ready wit,
but be couldn't, and wouldn't and didn't
answer that question.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
Lines for tine Ashland Union.
BY HARRY THURgTON.

BY HARRY THURST0N.
When tossed upon life's troubled wave,
Where murdered hope has found grave
In darkness deep
Anxious to speak the last goodbye,
low often will the lone one sign
low often weep.
How sad TO hear the worlds cold sneers,
And Lathe LIES lonely path with tears,
ss Without some kindred breast,
Where, when the waves of trouble roll,
And floods Of grief o'erflow tho soul,
The weary head might rest
When plighted friendship yields its trust,
And Iaithiul friends are turned to dust,
. ~. Say what can then
Subduc the tumult Of the breast,
Or calm the troubled souls unrest,
I.r Or case its pain.
Echo in sadness answers-what?
Anon the spirits portals shat,
And silence rcigns,
Till grief returns with weary wings,
Enters that portal while she sings
Her last sad strains.
While DER the breaking heart chords sweep
Those notes of sorrow long and deep,
How sweet to die;
How sweet to close the weeping eyes,
To ope them only in the skies,
Where God shall wipe away
With gentle hand the silyery gems,
To flow no moro in Heavens realms
To all eternity.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
Where They Came Frem.

The Cucumber came from the East Indies
Spinach was first cultivated in Arabia.
The Walnut and Peach came from Persia.
The Horse Chesnut is o native Of Thibet
The Chesnut came from Italy. III.
The Pear and Apple came from Europe.
The Ounce came from the Island Of
Crete. ftt...
The Pine is native of American.
The Citron is a native of Greece. E
Horse radish came from the South Of
Europe. sa u
Peas are supposed to be Of Egyptian ori.
gin,
Celery originated in Germany.
The Onion originated in Egypt.
Parseloy was first known in Sardinia.
The Radish is q native Of China and ia.
pan.
The Garden Crcss is from Egypt and tn,
fast.
The mulberry tree originated in Persia.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
~ AM exchange rcports the fold

EE An exchange reports the follow
ing conversation with dame who was
making frantic lunges with broomstick
at some object under the bed,
"Good morning, madam. Ali you
have a troublesome cat under the bed p
} Troublesome cat 2--no, sir it's that
sneaking husband Of mine, and I'll have
him out or break every bone in his bodyl"
eYou will, eh :" said a faint voice un.
der the bed. aNow Susy, you may rave
and pound, aud pound aud rave, but III
not come out from under this bed while
I've got the spirit cfa man about me p
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21

p% "Wouldn't you call this the calf
of aleg :" asked Bob, pointing to one Of
his neither limbs, rather compactly eneased
in representations of barber's poles and
running vines. "No, replied Jim; II
should say il was the leg Of the calf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21

SarA man who had won fat turkey
at raae, and whose pious wife was very
inquisitive about his method Of attaining
the poultry, satisfied her scruples At last
by the remark that the "Shakers" gave u
to him.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21

b0-A young lady the other day, 10
the course Of a lecture, said: "Get mar.
ried, young men, and be quick about il,
tho, Don't wait for the Millennium, ho.
ping thrt the girls may turn into angs s
before you trust yourself with one Of
them. A pretty thing you'd be along
side an angel, wouldn't you-you brutc.h
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SS-A puuster says: any name Is sOm.
erset, am a miserable old bachelor, I
can never marry, for how could ! pre-.
vail on o young lady possessed Of tho
slightest notions Of delicacy To- turn =
Somerset 7"
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s@-when Digger Indian gets the
smallpox, he closes the door Of his hut,
kills bis dog, and then shoots himseH.--
For arrosting the coutagion we can imsg.
ine no plan more simple or sffectual.
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tS-"what makes you look so grum,
Tom y "0h, l had to endure sad trial
to my feelings" "What on earth was
itH' "Why, I had to tie on q pretty
girls bonnet while ho ma was koking
on"
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REGULAR TwANa l-Nine-tenths Of
the little niggors Of the South, born since
the commencement Of the war now say
"ceow," "heow to deu' and nI sEeow y
The New England patriots fought
brayelyl ~
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miscellaneous,
II. RaLGTOG.

EwELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
Of Potter's Drug Store Ashland, Ohio -
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Of Jewelry kept constantly on hand.---
Higho,t pdoe paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repairing done to order, on reasonable
I terms-Satisfactorily warranted. i,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21

A fashionable but ignorant lady, de-
sirous Of purchasing watch, was shown
a very beautiful one, the shop keeper re-
marking that it went thirty-six hours !;
What in one day p she asked. '
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21

SeA-Never chew Jour words. Open
the mouth and let the voice come out
A student once asked: "Can virchue
fortichitude, graitchitude, or quieohude
dwell with that man who is stranger tc
rectichude ~
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- y n. s., SEE, :

ATTORNEY AT Law, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention paid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases anG Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Millers Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall Ashland, 9.
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'Ma, I've struck an oil spriugi ex-
claimed a young hopeful, the other dAy,
as he dipped slice Of bread into the
gravy bowl.
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p@aHow odd II tis" said Pat as no
trudged along on foot one hot sultry day,
that man never meets cart going the
same way he is"
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S@A Western young lady while on her
way to be married was run over and kill
cd A confirmed old maid sagely and
savagely remarked, "she has avoided q
more lingering and horrible destiny"
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WOVRGa@e
MILLER HOUSE

OPPOSITE the McNul.y House, Ashland o.
NJ. MILLER. Proprietor. Good accommoda
tious and reasonable bills. Patronage 30
licited.
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J. p. COWAT, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio :
Office over Hughes & Staoher's Store, op-
posite the Town Hall.
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GEO. ". HILL, m. d.,

HYsICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases:
gDyspepsia disease of the Liver, Che, KID
7sys, s@pfula Y a END Epishslisl canpsrS. /.
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u. III. .McCOMBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in The Brick building over
Singers, Hardware Store.
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10- Any thing to please the child" as
the nurse said when she let the baby
crawl oct Of a third store window.
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7. j. KENNY
U.. II. JOHTS1 ON-,

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over Wallack
4 Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land, Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
ernment to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay. t
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-21
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for yea from
Nervous Debility, Prema ture decay, nd al
The effects OF youthful indiscretion, will, fol
the suffering human send free TO all VIII,
need II, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisefi
experience, can do SO by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN, k.,
m no. IS Chambers st New York, n
,MW nEASK EfERE s3 bA .a
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR L. Il. CRANE,

OFFICE One Door West Of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen.
ire and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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10 a. w @2@o
.JOHT III. .EOHES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, O. Partic'
ular attention paid to Collecting and bu'
siness in Probate Court. Office on Church
street, between Main and Sandusky,
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I@words should be seconded BY 20.
,ion III isn't enough for q housewife 10
say to q stocking with a hole in II aYou
be darned Y
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.WcTULTH" HO USE,

WM. McNULTY, Proprietor. South Side Of
Main Street. Ashland Ohio 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07


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BrgJ Banks lbr, Cochran, Havana, 10 days with sugar.
Brig s@h' Sloane, Havana, le days with sugar to
Brig oean. Jarvis cenfuesOs, % days. with sugar to ca
Brig cohirst (of Turks Isands), Emery, ManzsnI,a
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Brig Machias (of Machias Gates. Nuevtas. days, with
sugar s. 70 Tho ngp Hunter s Nassau IA DAYS. with
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cotton TO master.
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Schr Ophir, Norwood, Calais 20 DAYS.
Schr Lizzie Guptll Guptil fsoclland.
Schr Thos 1 TX, Hall Rockland.
schr Leo,adia, Kelly, Salem.
schr q Coyer, Crosby. Boston for Albany
Schr Geo Cummings, Boult New Bedford.
schr Anna N Edwards, Ellis, Fan River.
Scir STATION, Cordray, Providence
schr r II wilson, Booth. Providence
Schr Ben Strong, Brown, Providence.
schr John Manihve, Stabe. Newport.
Schr Jane, Halt, Westerly, RI
Schr Il ID Fogr, Barber, stoningop
schr VIM Riley. -, New London.
Schr Oliver SpeiInan. Butler, New Haven.
Schr Cabinet Buxiick. Sag fiarbor.
schr Co'DulO, Nortcn Broo1havcn for.
Schr willow Harp, Davis. Port Jefferson
BELOW
BARK Jane Cara from Rio Janciro anchored lower
bay FOR orders.