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New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
ASSISTANT QUARfERhAsrER's OYrcS
No 10 SrArg 81, NKw YORK CITY, April Is, 1866
DY DIRECTION OE LILLE OIARTERMASTER.


No 10 srArg 81, NKw YORK CIrY, April 49, 1866
DY DIRECTION OF THE QUARTERMASTER-
- GENERAL, viii eel a. PUBLIC AUCTION on ~ EspAI
the 2h Fort Schuyler, ~ L. H. the buildings
heretofore constituting The McDonsi General Hospital and not
appropriated 10 other viz
1hfytw wards; length Tf feet tank house and tank OF
l20 gallons capacity boeho oil she'd the connecting sa
rtes sbou 500 fre Also the wstecose fixtures
bathing and washing apparatus each wadi two steam boilers
large eaudon farnaees large Kitchen
er.7 feet long high Also az the lead and iron pipe used Tor
service. supply and soi pipe IN the hospital.
TIE buildings will DO s2d plrse with the privilege OF i've
where there that number OF The size.
Terms sale Cs.h deposit Of hTe cent Of bid to be made
the sale aud the balance paid rend
Of
buongs within the line Of sentine must be
moved practicable, he Tisk o. the purchaser
fixtures washing ard bshine apparatus. VIII be
sold each ward separately with the privilege Of the entire lot In ali
the wards
counes galleries snd will be sold BY The foot The
lead pipe be d by the pound they lie buried IN hs
ground 70 be dog the expense purchaser wehed ana
delivered by Post Qnaeruaster and pd his certificate
will wharf si Castle Garden al ia
day Of the sale for the conveyance OIL those VINO
wish to sttsod.
Further information tho and kind Of materials
their condition Obtained the Pos, Quarter
schuyler ErwYok Har0or aud Of tine undersigned
tie Tign Of declining all bids offered
they are considered unfair and disadvantsr-ous
IN order Of brr,rt Rf.iaf.tien. STEWART VAN VLfET
Chief QnsIterms-ter Department Of the East
II Breyefk Major ma Assistant OIartemssteT.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

ASSISTANT QUAKTKRxAsrZR
WILMINGTON Del. April ,. l3tt.
UNINAL and CLOSING SALES of SURPLUS
i GOVERNMENT MULES and HORSES
WILL BIZ SOLD AT WILMINGTON DEL, on
FRIDAY. the l3h Of April
FRIDAY. the 20ti of April
FRIDAY, the K7h of April.
TWO HUNDRED AND TIN MULES.
Murs each day fsal-.
th- last day sale, April ", addition 10 the nues
there will be sod
THIRTY ONE GOVERNMENT HORSES
The especial attention purchaser. invited 10 the shove Sales
snd others needing good wott ann viii hnd 10 the
advantage attend many good bal sains be had
Animals sold singy
o al 10 a
Term.-Cssh n y. 4. Currency.
BY order OF Breyel Brig Oen. JAMES A. EklS,
In charge L.. Division O. NJ. @. p
- n,.xfe
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

GOVERNMENT sALE.-Drugs. Chemicals, Hospi.
N Inds Rubbe Geod, Dru1si',. sandre' Sc WI
b. od 4 Auction the Medical Pufvryors Warehouse, Public
ssusre Nashville Tenn. WEDNESDAf MORNING. Aprl -
clock stocs Of the foregoing articles In Original Pack
consisting In pert Of
6gJ sur Fhsr. ~ On suiph CinohonA 90ol tsrina
siog. Ether 3.t0 Tanuin lslg Es.enee be-f
2uss B CLloroiolm. e.No ~ Ertfacts, 500 lielsttn,
90 Canih Plaster 900 n Cesates lo0l '" hortar'
oo0 yd, Adhrs Plaster Scales
son 70 "a Llnonse yd. Isnsas. Plaster 600 sPsiua
-, -. AI.otol IA Patent 850I X Cushions
ro -. oi,-li In, n Fire .pons- iGDO T. Blankets.
~ih grnrrr snrry or thrmfs hdicine. h"'ptI
store. Druggists. provided for Oovrrnmen
Hospitals Goods eIauinrd two per g. ale Catalogues
rradY lspbIit fif LNhfhs
frsrn .oi prsv-, Coienei Vols. Msdca Puv-yof T. A.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
Religious Notices.

At the Everett Rooms Thirty -iourth-st and sixth
sixth Unive Church the Rev r. O. BkOOhS Pfeaah
TOMORROW AFTERNOON at o'clock Subject Their angels
DO aways behold the face 10Y free AL cordially
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-03
To tho Bes keepers orrowa.

Mr.. EDlToR: Permit me through the
columns of your valuable paper to say
few words and m Ike few suggestions
in regard to bees and heekeeping at the
present time in Iowa. I see by the
census report the no. ofswarms in Iowa;
is set down At something over 80. 900
and vet among the men owning this
vas, amount Of property how few there
are tha. really understand the nature
,,l habits Of the honey bee and the
of the beehive anfilciently to
follow the business Of beckeeping with
any degree oi profit ~ compared With
other bgsnchcs cf farm in5ustrv. I
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-03

+ (tLOrHs, Cassimeres, Satin cts, Tweeds &
" Jeans at the l,west rates at
GALLEY & JOHNSTON'S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-03
LUMBER! LUMBER!

Messrs. J. r. Smith & Co. having pur-
chased Of p. 4. Hall Esq, his entire interest
in the lumber trade and leased his yards,
beg leave TO ann ounce TO the public that they
are prepared at all times to furnish the best
grades Of
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-03

The following which d sad g havs
appeared in western paper shows ~
importance Of punotaaaion: = !:
Run AwAr.-A. hissd. man same1
Sam !; his nose turned up feet Z inchss
hish and had . pair Of Corduroy pesA
on.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-03
HyrHfD TaE GREAT CAUSE
OF
human Misery.

Jas: pvs isAei III seaied Enrs'or.. n-ee 6 cf,
q Lecture Orr the Nature. Treat.
mcnf, and Radical cure Of Srermatorrhoca
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Sexual Debility, ani Impc liments 10
Marriage generally. Ne vousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Nental and
Physical Incaracity, resulting from Self
Abuse, Sc. BY ROBT ]. CULVERWELL,
MD, Author Of the "Grcen Book SC.
The world renowned author. in this ad-
mirable Lecture clearly proves from mis- own
experience that the awful consequences Of
Self-atnse may be effcctually removed with
out medicine. and without dangerous sure,-
cal operations, bougie., inst ruments, rings
or coriials, pointing out a mode Of oure at
onoe certain aud e!fectual. by which everv
sufferer, no matter what his condition nay
be may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
A BOON TO THOUSANDS & THOUSANDS
Sent under seal. 10 any address, in plain
enrslope, on receip, of six cents, or two
postage stamps. by addressing
GNAS " G KLINE Il CO.
l27 Bowerv New York, Post Office
box 1886.
y-uCSvl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-03

0.1 0lNlA Year made by any on
10 NsVVN With SIS dollars Stencil
Tools. No experience necessary. The Pre-
sidents, Cashiers. and Treasurers Of hanks
6ndorse the circular. Sent free yi4h samples.
-Addrsss the American Stencil Icol works
springfield, Vermont. p45ms
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-01-03

& HH The LADIES FRIEND
lCUV The hest of the monthlies- de
voted to Literature and Fashion SIS a
year. We give Wheeler and wilson's Cele.
brate S65 Sewing Machines on tho follow.
ing terms -
Twenty COPIES and the Sewing Machine $40
Thirth copies and the Sewing machine IS
For conies and the Sewing machine 100
Send ID cents for asample copy to DEA
CON = PETERSON, ol9 walnut Street
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
Nv II no TIE

CLUB MEETINa.--Ool. M. r.. DIcKEY,
of Mansfield, addressed the Club on FL,
day evening the 2lst, He spoke ably
and eloquently on the affairs cfthe coqn-
try, producing arguments unanswerablc,
and calculated to show up the hypocrisy
and disunion designs Of the supporters Of
the Rump Congress. lie dissccted the
Constitutional amendment, and laid bare
the plans Of thrse who are trying to
force them upon the people Of the States,
for the sole purpose Of bringing about ne.
gro suffrage, His remarks, were atten'
lively listened to and frequently applaud.
ed. l.ts
On motion Of Mr.. Kenny, a vote Of
thanks was rendered to Col. Dickey fol
his able and eloquent address.
On motion, The Club adjourned to mee'
on Feiday evening, the 2Sth inst. is 1 !
''' D. BRYTE, PaEs'T.
b JIM. LANDS, Scc'y. .tr.s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

- a = = ~ L. a.. 49,. AA. ~ ff I
isensi who are born under the flag, and
they, be they white or black, shall have
all the rights of citizen under that flag
He says afbose 1000 negroes whom they
promised tho rights of citizens if they
would fight our battles, are now standing
anu asking IL we will give them equaI
rights With white men al We promised
He then discoursed freely as to the Justice
and necessity Of adopting negro suffrage
as set forth in the constitutional amend.
ments. He then said, aall who are in
favorof adoptingthe constitutional amend.
ment as regards negro suffrage, say aye
Tremendous shouts Of oye,J rthcse yop.
posed, no 1.-TWO aoes.] He further said,
"They shall have no representation with,
out the adoption Of negro Suffrage We
have not room to further notice the speech
this week, but know We have given sufi
cient for the people to think Of and decide
whether tie Radical party Is in favor o.
negro suffrage or not.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
,sd- After wELKER's meeting on sa

.LN .HN.- HNH--.AL N.#. L|NN . l.
,,5 tds- After WELKER's meeting on Sat
urday night, a lot Of drunken boys and
would, be young men, made a b0n-i
near the Town Hall. We understand
that the editor of the Times vas present,
and urged the "boys" te steal the boxes
to make the fire, and to sips the Fire
Bell, in order to bring out the GltiEons To
see what he and the boyp werc doing
The Firemen were there at the first tap
Of the bell, and when they learned that
they had been fooled, were for "cleanins
out" the Abolition crowd, who begged of
by saying that JEFF lad urged them to
DO It. The gallant JEFFERSON, aftcr
getting the boys into trouble, placed biz
cowardly carcass ont Of harp's way, and
thus escaped the castigation. he % richly
deserved. One Of tho Bremen had
escrimmage' with a Radical, but we be.
lieve that there was "nobody hurt" The
Fremen are Justly indignant at such con
duct, and if 1t is repeated, there iuiR b.
somebody hurt. 20 ~ 70 .r'i aa ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

Il has taken over 100000 to pay Of
the extra appropriations Is the Congress-
men who voted themselves $1,000 year
and II month"; back pay. Pat thai in
your pipes and smoke i, taxpayers and
working men.
The Unconditional Union Men are on
the side Of the President, The Copdi-
tional Unionists are the Jaeobins, who
will not allow tho South to return to tho
Union-as they term it-excePt With the
Condition that it adopts negro. suffrage
"Brickn Pomeroy says he hopes when
Ben. Butler dies he will be buried; all
in one place. II cut up in pound chunks
and buried in different cities, thieves
would grow from bis grave spontaneous
ly, as do mushrooms from 9 compost heap
A man with a blue blouse, military bal
aud blue pants, went on board Of one Of
the Jacksonville ferry DO is opposite
Louisville, Ky, on last Saturday, and
handing ten cents to the conductor, re-
marked : "This is the last cent | hayein
the world" When the boat reached the
middle Of tho river he took of his hal
and blouse, waved his hand and said
|"good bye, boys and plunged into tht
turbid waters and waslseea no more.
In a speech which be made the otEsl
day, g., b. Train said that '"lightnine
seldom strikes twice in the same place.
cannon balls seldom pass through. til
same hole" He cbristened the Conven
ton 1.-THE Fred. Douglass, Parson Brown
low Mutual Admiration Society Of Dead
Dogs" amid loud laughter-the audience
voting unanimously to adopt the name.
I Why is Il that the Radical orators a,
not make use Of some arguments Ri
their speeches, ipstead Of ~dehouucing tn
President and the brave soldiers who sup
port his policy q Because they have ;,
arguments to offer. u 8AA u
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

NV fUL| - I'LL I'll. ||N"N %"
i aTHE Lost CAUsE."-We would most
earnestly call the attention Of the reading
public to a New History just issued by
EyB. Treat 4 Co., of New York, bearing
the above title, by =. A. Pollard of Va,
who, as editor Of the Richmond Examin-
er, during the var, had facilities for col
Letting statistics which no other writer
had access to the work has all been writ
ten since the close Of the war, and VIC
believe will meet with Q cordial welcome
from all Who'll love and seek after the truth,
Agents are now canvassing for it and w
hope it will continue to meet with iht
patronage it merits AZ far as it has beer
intrOducedit has had a large sale, per-
sons Of all political views patronize IT.
A Few more Energetic young men car
have chances to canvass for the work BY
applying Immediately to Sd 3 st.
j. NJ, WILKlsoN,
Box, It's. Ashland, o.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
Democratic Meetings

The Democratic County Central Com
mittee announces the following meetings,
in Ashland County, and invite every
Democrat aud Conservative Republican to
attend. Our country and our liberties
require that we should work diligently
from now until the I'd Tuesday Of 0cto.
Der, aud IL every man does his duty our
hbors will be crowned witt. glorious VIC
tory. The Committee would request
Democrats in the vicinitysof the places
named below to make necessary arrange
Rpents for having o good attendance !
LAFAYETTE, Thursday evening, Sept
q. Speakers-J D Jones and R NJ
Campbell, Et 8fsE
EMERICKS School House, Lake towns
ship Friday evening, Sept 28.. Speak.
ers-JP eDsvor WO Porter. "'lo
C0RY'S School House, Perry township,
Friday evening, Sept %. Speakers
j P Devor J3P .Cowan.
CENTRE School House, Jackson town
ship, Friday evening, Sept 20. Speak.
fmers 1 TiY MeOray, J d Chase and B
3 Nelson 1triT tgle
WILSON'S School House, vermillior
township, Saturday evening, Sept 20
Speakers j D Jones, R M Campbell
and John Peterson Ia J4aJN
MIFFLIN, Monday evening, October 1st
s 8 I Kenny, P DevoF ri pnt
STOHLERS School House, Mohicar
township, Wednesday evening" Sep
26. Speaker-J. D Jones, op.e idI
TROY CENTRE Thursday afternoon
Sept 27. Speakers-Hon b Young
and M May. DDh '' 1871
ROWSBURG Friday afternoon, Sept
2S. Speakers B Young and R NJ
f. Campbell a isa9roq r1G
LOUDONVTLLE Saturday afternoon
Sept. 20. spcakers--Judge G "
Geddes, r. Kenny and b Knapp
JEROMEVILLE Monday evening, Oct
i. Spcalers-R NJ Campbell and 3
s Knapp. -na.a Aoiil asl .'ao3a
RUGGLES CENTRE Tuesday evening
Oct. 2. Speakcrs-J D Jones and J
IL Chase. : EI.Esa D Ec2GA oh1
LAKE School House Clearcreek TIP.
Wednesday evening, OCT. 81 Speaker
j E Chase and B : Nelson. afo
ORANGE Thursday evening, Oct. 4th
Speakers-J = DeVor and J Il Chase
PERRYSVILLE THURSDAY afternoon
Oct. a.. Speakors-R NJ Campbell 40
Col NJ r Dickoy.
M0HICANVILLE Eridayevcning, v0et
s.. Speakers Judge g W Gedde
and NJ May.
HAYESVILLE, Saturday afternoon o.
6. Speakers Judge g W. Gedds,
IT, Kenny and NJ May. .
R0SEBERKY'S School House, Monda
evening, Oct. g.. Ieakcrs-Dr |
Crane and B. F.-Nelsou. GOOD
MCKAY Green township, Monday ev'
Oct. 8. Speakers P Deyor, r \
Campbell and W o Porter.
WELCHES School House, Weduesda
evening, Oct. 8. Speakers-R
Campbell and W o Porter.
SULLIVAN CENTER, Thursday ev,
Oct. 4. Speakers-T J Kenny an
j D Jones.
POLK, Friday evening, Oct. S. Speal
trs R NJ Campbell, v q Porter an
j Il Chase. '41
BRYTE'S School House., Montgomcr
tip, Saturday evening, Oct G Speal
ers Wl0 Porter md p Deyor.
PERRYSBURG Monday evening, Dc
8. J Kenny and WB McCarty.
FRAUNFELTER'S School House Mon
gomery Township, Saturday evening
Sept. 20. Speakers PDevor an
F Nelson,
By order Of the
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
Ashland County Fair.

. There was an omission 10 the depart
ment of Sheep as published inthe Pre-
Mum List The same premiums arc Of
-fered for ewes Of Thorough Bred as are
offered for ewes IN the Second Class.-
The department Of Sheep will be under
the charge Of D. G. TempIeton, Esq
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
Meeting at t~ransAeld.

There will be a Democratic Mass Meet.
ing at Mansfield, on Saturday next, the
29th inst which will be addressed by
Judge Rapney,Gen Ewing, GEN. Stead
pn,n'Col9 MScGroarty, and others; This
win undoubtedly ketaarouslpg meeting.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

5ga REMEMBERl that the Singer Ses ing
Machine is ths best IN the market Al
ways reliable, and always ready TO do work
from, the, finest TO The coarsest, Another
beautaubs,Ock just received at the Times
Office, Call and see them. 5sa,AT 3.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

Brownlow, the blasphemous old vii
llan 81 Tsnncssfc, who declared that he
0would rather sleep with a negro than a
Dutobman, or 40 IfishmeH." was not here
to address the Radical meeting op Fri
q, L,A,DNi i.t alUlgTf a1IV'i..' I. "
gay IaSI,.Hi,... OBJ 'l.fH fH.. ...1 .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

PA1NrIEe.-J. G.. De Lancey desires
to notify the public that he is, prepared
to do all Kinds Of painting on che most
reasonable terms. He is a good wortRaa,
as can bo nscartsined by examining the
residence Of, J, ". Smith, which he re;
Gently painted. Patronage solicited.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

Beast Butler, who voted 50 times 10
Convention to nominate JEFF. Davis for
President, is stamping for the Radicals.
1et oil in the country through which he
passes, look out for their silver ware.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

STATE FAM PosrpoSEp.-The State
Fair has been postponed by the State
Board of Agriculture to the 10th Of Oct
ThisrhssbscD rendered Necessary by the
heavy, food and damage 70 Railroads
leading-to Dayton. tq1sf M d !
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

g THE aA1rIANTIo."-T The we'll known
pnd popular landlordy y. g. TowNLEY,
still holds forth at the 3 Atlantic HOTEL
in Mansfield Remember this, when you
al. al -. iudds ,I9lsto H9ib1slst.
YI5It tnat Glty,, 1.--.l ..Di MN. oil
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

% WEEf4ggEgRs Voted in Congress for
agsgro SufIfsgssrThe Convection which
re-neminated him endorsed alt his official
conduct The ISSUE Is squarely made on
:, that question, ,,, ,5.,,d sfao.lO~@ 4,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

lsg- PARMELY's advertisement is
crowded out this week, but if you want to
get bargains, you would better call at his
storea No, ], Town Hall. He has ssplen.
did lOtof Dry goods. 60
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETNG!l
nWoosteri Needing.

The Democracy Of Wayne county will
hold mass meetingatW Wooster, Wednes.
day, October Sd. The meeting will DO
addressed by Messrs. Thurman Rannsy,
Sample Young, and other able speakers.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

iaa1 PosrroSKp.-- The timnc'of holding the
: Hayesyillss Fair has been changed to
. October i7fh,,1fstlh and and 18th onss account
b Of the wet weather. no4viod snn zii .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

,CoNPosIToR WANrEp.-vA good com
positor can have steady employment BY
addressing aioa Register, d MI GHeadi
1Dhio, stating lowestrterhs per week. !,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
ITO the Ashland Ladies'

IiF, WAGES has Just retarnedff from the
Cities with a full stock Of millin-
cry and straw goods, which comprise all
The novelties Of the season. Walk into the
New York Fancy Store, opposite the
Times Office, and see FOR yourselves.
EIIH8H9 y GNAIHF. WAGES.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

.aoi seJ Nv understand that the AbolRion
bts A. this Place are ~epdesyoring to get
& Fred 4 Douglass or some other 'coiOred
bfothser,S 70 address their Club Meeting.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

,,.si1NsB acoDs:- ~, W, Hughes has just
I rsesiVedsa1age stock Of by Goods, en-.
Hbrasidgs sysrytAhiiip9g!. 81 ~, line. Giya
him . cal aaaexaminsuhi bis ytOeksi q 90;
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
lss-Melke. ask. ths .Sldiers to Sand

NSe- Melkes asks tho sSldiers to stand
BY him, and give him their Yotes, ~ Did
he stand by the soldier when the Bounty
Bill came upf mol How, then, can he
ask the soldiers to vote for him, when he
refused 10 vote for them (? Hc voted for
The negro ps 4 bounty bill, lie! him now de.
pend on the negroes for his reelection.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

RgorlIsrrc.-JOb6 Hing, 90 Chsn-
p~iOhuLiehtweight, VIM. Byroids, OflIl.,
MsstSA 81 @I&idFb add JSl2 Bean. II
Mansfield, will give a sparriug entertain.
" tho sToyn HalLp on Thursday evening,
ssptfa7aS yhespg ssslsmsa 40 relevaqi
% throughout the sporting world, and
the entertainment viii, undoubtedly BE- a
se'a yoOa' Turn out, 70 lovers Of sport.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
MARRIED

On the 2Otn inst by Rev. All. NJ,
ERs, at his residence, on Walnut Sstrest
Mr.. JOHN BURD and Miss MARY J,
RISER, both Of Ashland county, A
On the 25th inst, at the residence o
Mr.. j. Boss, by the Rev. A. H.MYERs
Mr., NJ. FIGLEYe and. Miss G. A
MARIETTA, both Of Ashland county.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

Gen. Grant termed Butler hBottled
Up Benz, on account of his uselessness
In the army. He is the most prominent
General the 8sds have at this tinc.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26

,sai - The Aboltionistsare making some
heavy brags Just now Democrats, TO your
guns Pay no o~attensi0n to their npiso
Yoa will carry this District, bpt LET the
WORK b thoroughly Done ba,s Hi1 l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-26
"a, We have news of thc result,

'.Sas, We have. news of thc RESULT cftbe
election in, Vermont. The State has Civ,
en- a larger Union majority than ever be.
fore ! There is a gain Of 5000 over las,
year, All the Union Congressman are
elected Every State Senator j. Union
and nearly every Representatives is ut
hapt -Ibefprs predicfsd JohnsonilnaA la,
'Ocakcaed rather than strengthened III
Democracy ~ Times. III o. a.us ,tsaisa u,
Mr.. Times, your growing vas !rrathe,
premature, as the figures viii show, ant
your prediction about Jobnsonism is erro
peous Below we give the official vote, ia
den from the New York Tribune I: Z bai 19
N l. 1866. IF5 g5aH 1866
Dillingham;, Grad 26,671 q, $780,
Davenport, (Dem. l6,442 $751;
The Radical majority in 1865 was Is,
7e9, in 1866 it is 1929 . loss Of =,
500. ! 4
Tho Times adds
nThis result indicates with uuerrin(
certainty what We may expect at tho Fai
elections evsrywhsre."
This is true.3 The RAIDS lost oyer s,
ooo'in Vermont, and thoresult aindicatei
what WE may expect at the Fallelection,
everywhere Roll on the bali ,s ~ {. f.,
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mWooD l. ofae Of dhr subscribers
( bring us III some good dry stove wood
ssr:Oslla stl G~rseusvald's and buy a
suit Of clothes. zack" has al immense
stock and can SURF all who may call. j,

,le- Cooley for October has been re,
eeiyedp aRdlisa splendid number 9 o.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following rer.ons have paid the
amounts opposite their names, on sub
scripticn to the UNION, during the last
week, ench Of whom will accent our
hanks. ia ....r
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"Thc Negro Benrs the Palm.r
The Rump Congress voted NEGRO
SOLDIERS who served TWO Yeas
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
lB0JJNTY.nh d as-A 2 ,te'cst1r G.'a' -
oOHA A'aotl sfG 90 ~ r75 h-i cilr'fH5q
The Rumpg Congress voted WHITE
SOLDIERS who had served THREE
years, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
BOUNTY aMDlggR GA 3JaG sliEsyeEE
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