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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-07

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Sar TIE Postmaster at Lindenvillel
sent the Cleveland Herald the following,
which we are requested to publish:
DEATH Of AN oHIoAN ATlsEA.
LiNDENvILIE, Jan. rs, 1866.
The enclosed letter | received by the
last mail, but as there are fifteen or TWEEN.
ty Wayne Townships in this State, il
would be difficult to tell where or 70
which Wayne the letter ought to have
been sent. Enos Barnett never was .
resident of this township, and l know Of
no better way to reach the right place
than publishing the letter, which, al.
though of no general interest, may be Of
great interest:t to some.
JAMES s, CowDEN, P. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g.. 1865.
Postmaster Rayne, Ohio The pas
scngers Of the steamship America report
to me that OH the 18th Of November
while on the voyage to San Juan del Sur,
Enos Barnett died Of consumption, and
was buried at sea. he left no effects,
and a comrade said he had spent his
money for medicines. He had letn dis
charged from the 9Th Regiment of Cali
fornia Volunteers, as per. certificate,
which / have. From it he appears to
have com from your town, and as he
may have friends who may be interested
in his fate,I take this method to inform
them Of his death. Respectfully,
j. M. RAYMOND, Agent.
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CRRTIFN ATE OF AUTHORITY,
ITO expire on the Slst dayof Janury, 1857
Office of the auditor of State, J
aa E,su.otne DencsymeDT r. I (

Ottce OF the AUDITOR OF otdte,
Insurance Department, g
20 Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 81, $50.
Whereas The NORRIS FIRE AND In
LAND INSURANCE COMPANY. located al
Nav York. in The state Of New York has 6led
In This Office n sworn statement Of It's condi-
tion. "a required by The FIRST section Of the
sci IT. resnlate Insurance Companiesnotiu-
corporated bv the State Of Ohio" passed
Anil q 1s5s and amended February 3. '64.
apr Apin r 7, a1ys s saia ' CompSny has furnished
The undersigned ss. i Sos evidence ne !Aa,i'
s - pG' Dollars . Of r a .snss Vo capital itIAi Invested ed' IN
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.a- The editor Of the Summit oouu

INr The editor Of the Summit Oouu.
ty Journal thus "goes back on" Presi-
dent johnson
aFoLnY. The insane folly Of attempt.
ing to copciliate barbariaus, by entrustinx
them with power, has been time and
again illustrated since the rebellion be.
gan, but most signally in the election Of
Andrew johnson"
Throw open the bastiles Such Dis
loyal utterances should not be tolerated.
aThe Government a barbarianf Trea.
SON Treason Where's the Provost
Marshall
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Take Notice.

HAVING returned again to Ashland,
IL I would say to my old friends, that
l nm ready to doall kinds Of Engine and
Mill repairing that can be done on the
premises. Overhauling and Lining En-.
gines promptly attended to.
Designs and Drawings for FIGURING
and Saw Mills with consultations.
A PIT. KESSANE, Engineer
and Practical Machinest.
Sept. 27-no16tf
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A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and oil
the effects Of youthful indiscroiion, win, for
the suffering humanity, send free 70 all who.
need IT, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he vas cured.
Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO by addressing P'
nv JOHN B. OGDEN, L.
No. 1s Chambers st.. Pew York.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Mary Ann Yearick

VIZ
John Bird.
DY virtue OF a writ Of vendi Exponas, in
Id the above case, duly issued out CT the
Court o fCommon Pleas, in and for the coun-
ty of Ashland and Slate Of Ohio, and TO me
directed, | will expose to sale, atPublio Auc-
tion, on
Saturday, March 17th, A. d., 1866,
at the South door Of the Court House Of said
County, at 8 o'clock P. NJ Of said day, the fol,
lowing described lands and tenements, situate
and lying in said Ashland County, tO-wit;-
being the undivided tenth part Of the South
East qusrter Of section thirty-one (81) town
ship t~wentv-three, t2S) in Range fifteen (15)
ofthe lands directed 10 be sold al Wooster,
Ohio, excepting one and three fourth az,
acres sold 10, other parties; taken as the
properly Of John Bird on a writ Of Execution
in favor OF Mary Ann Yearick.
Terms Of sale cash. Appraised OF s.
J.G. BROWN, Sheriff.
Feb. IA, 1866-4wtspfS7 SO. .I,, =.
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NAH ACADEMY,

TNHE Spring Term opens the 2sth day of
March, 1866, and continues twelve
weeks.
Students are requested to come promptly
at The opening of the term.
Prof FRAuNPELTER, formerly Of Yer.
million l%rslitute and at present 4 member OF
the 30 ,rd Of School Examiners Of Ashland
County, has been elecle ed Prof. of MATTE
MATIcs and takes charge of1he Classes..a a the
opening of the Term.
MIR. J. JOHNSTON, nm excellent Penman
and Teacher gives particular attention to
%Penmanship and Book Keeping.
The advanta gcs are good. Ext en- SEES very
reasonable.
s. T. BOYD. Principal.
I1w3g)
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A RE now prepared TO receive and al in
N orders from those vh6dssirst 10 engage
in raising III valuable and profitable plant.
AL o, hey can supply the Wine in'quantity.
Without going into details, We submit jhs
experience Of Mr.. b Cunningham, loflthis
place from The rrodluct Of ! acre, Last sea-
son, as furnished to Mr.. Sweet. .f9fsiI
NJ, 1A,h 1esx
D"tptfsH'
Mr.. NJ. w. SwEEr-Dear Siru You yishto
know now l succeeded In my wine operation
,lif season : giye. You my hgurea. A. l
nave Kept an account Of every item 200
pants al u GEMS Ter pispt rent Of fana,
oaIreis, sugar. dIayage, labor ana all other
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TnE JOHNSON MEETING.

0n last Wednesday, handbills were
posted in the different parts Of Ashland,
calling upon all citizens who were in IA,
vor Of the Union, the Constitution, and
of sustaining President JOHNSON in his
wise, patriotic and statesman like message
vetoing the Negroes Bureau Bill, to as.
semble at the Court House in the even,
ing Of said day. In pursuance thereto,
the Union loving citizens Of Ashland aud
vicinity, numbering several hundred
Democrats ana three conservative Repub.
%licans, came together. The meeting was
called to order, aud JoHN SMITH, Esq,
Of Troy, was chosen Chairman and II. s.
SEE, Esq Secretary.
The Chairman stated that the object Of
the meeting was to have an expression Of
the friends Of the Government" upon
tho veto Of the Negroes Bureau Bill.
On motion, a Committee of three wat
appointed: consisting of DR.. up. Cow.
AN, R. M. CAMPBELL, Esq, and j. M.
Lands, to draft resolutions expressive
OF the sense of the meeting. .
Interesting and appropriate remarks
were made by W. b, McCarty, DR., /. L
Crane, RIM. Campbell, DR.. G. W. Hill
DR.. ] P. Cowan, ]. D. Jones, ]. j. ia
cobs and H. 8. See. .
The Committee submitted the following
preamble and resolutions, which. werC
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, President Andrew John
son has vetoed the "Freedmen'a Bureau
Bill" and has given indubitable evidenc,
o. his adhesion to the Government Of tn,
Fathers, and that tho interests Of tb,
white man are paramount to those Of tn,
negro, therefore,
Resolved, That we endorse and up
prove the act Of President johnson 10 We
toing the Freedmen's Bureau Bill, AMI
in SO doing he should be sustained by ev
cry lover cf the Union and the Coustitu
ton.
Resoloed, That his late d~enunciation
Of such reckless Radicals as Stevens an,
Sumner is richly deserved by these dil
union advocates.
Resolred, That we extend to Pres
dent johnson unqualified support in ev
cry Constitutional measure to restor
peace and harmony to our late distracte
country.
ResolOed, That the recent insurrcctiou
ary States, having laid down their arms
and manifested a willingness to uphold tn
old flag and Constitution, arc entitled t
immediate recognition as cc.equal an,
sovereign States. in the Federal Family
Resolued, That u Senator and Rel
resentative at Columbus are entitled /
the thanks of their constituency for th
manly course they are pursuing in dill
charge Of their official duties.
Resolued, That the proceedings Of thi
meeting be published in the Ashlap
Union and Ashland Times.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. SMITH, CHAN.
Fl. s. SEE, Sec,y.
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Total Liabilities Sllp,0L5 4
". MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF New Youx, Sc.

vi EhW hNpa " q WI "
County OF New York,
Edward A. 'Stansbury, President, aud FL
lis R. Thomas, Secretary, of the Morris Fire
nd Inland Insurance Company being sever
ally sworn, depose aud say; that the forckc-
ing is q full truc and correct statement Of The
affairs OF the said Company that the said In
surance Company il the bona fde Owl0r Of
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars o.
actual cash capital inve sttd in stock and
bonds, and that they are the above described
officers Of said Insurance Company.
Il. A.. ST iNSBURY, President,
.., Err. THOMAS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25ih
day Of January, 1865.
'EAL.] Nv, WiLDEi,
IF w CENT ia mp Commis'r for Ohio In
ISL Nr.l srGe4a.fl New York.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., January 81, '65. Z
lis hereby certified that The foregoing is
q correct copy Of the statement Of condition
Of the Norris Fire and Inland Insurance
Company of New York, made TO and filed in
this office, for the year 1866. .feoof.g.
(Seal) Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Five Cent Stamp.) Auditor Of Sthte. ,
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HG5- The Cleveland Leader of last 81

eG- The Cleveland Leader Of last Sat.
urday, in an article upon the speech of
the President, says:
1t is we'll to remark that when the
President stoops from his high position
to indulge in personal denunciation of
Messrs. Sumner and Stevens, be attacks
them, not for their individual opinions,
but for vie~' phich they share wih the
entire Republican party. The Presi.
dents savage abuse is therefor not so
much directed against them as against
the party which placed him where he is.
lie cannot and words too bitter to de-
nounce the appointment Of the Recon
struct!on Committee, yet every Republi.
can in both branches Of Congress voted for
the establishment of that Committee
He assaults Congress for refusing to ad-
nit en- massc the Representatives from
the Southern States, yet there are not
Eve Republicans in either braach of Con.
grcss who would support a proposition to
readmit all the States lately 10 rebellion
The Presidents Savage O~nslaush. is mad
upon his own party.
Again we quote:
Andrew johnson is now President q
the United S.a.os He was made 80 by
the votes Of men who had full filth 10
his promise. He has failed to keep it.
How much more mOanly does he appear
when addressing a crowd of yelling Cop,
per heads in drunken denunciation Of
the party which elected him, and in
childish whining that the leaders of that
party intend, hisas ass nation, than when, a
plain citizen, he stood upon the steps of
the capitol at Nashville, and, us if in.
spired by some good spirit, spoke to the
freedmen ofTennessee in a strain oil bfty
eloguenco unsurpassed by any effort Of
his life before or since. 1t would have
been better for the reputation and fair
fame Of Andrew johnson il be had fallen
when Abraham Lincoln was murdered, in,
stead of living to blot the page of bis
history with such a stain as he has nov
dlaced upon it, and to hear himself p
plauded by Northern COpperheads ant
Southern traitors. 70 a.,
Let the Intervals rave. The peopl
Va 80. d .H-"..
will sustain the President.
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I S00 Per Year l.! We want agents
l.CUO everywhere 10 sell ourIMrRovED
$40, Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under %anduppcr feed. Warranted FIVE years.
Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in United States for
less than $40. which are fully licensed by
Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker,
Singer & Co., and Bachelor. All other
cheap machines are infringements and the
seller or user are liable TO arrest, fine, and
imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
call upon haw & Clark. Biddeford, Maine,
[nSOly]
hoo II MO.y TH!-AGENTS wan.
DSU ted for six entirely new articles,
Just out. Address o. o. CAREY, City Build
ing, Biddeford, Maine. LnS0ly 81
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Another johnson Meeting.I

HAYEsvILLE, March 2, 1866.
A large meeting Of the students Of
Vermillion Institute was held to-day for
purpose Of expressing their appreciation
Of the policy pursued by President John.
son in his efforts to restore and preserve
an undivided Union, and to manifest
their appreciation Of his wisdom in the
recent veto of the Frcedmen's Bureau
Bill. On motion, Josiah McClaiu was
appointed Chairman and G. G. Parsons,
Jr., Secretary. A number Of speeches
we're made and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
On motion, the folio wing gentlemen
were appointed to draft resolutions Jes.
Sc L. Fisher, David X. Ncsbi', Samuel
B. Eason, David F. Fortncy, and Thorn
as L Psckiupaugh, who, in due season
submitted tho following, which we're
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, An attempt has recently
been made by a radical party in our Ma.
tional Legislature to fore upon the cour
try a new burden Of taxation, by the pas,
sage of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill, an
act at once unwise, i~ne1pedicnt and un.
constitutional, and
WHEREAS, This attempt has been but
one among many to silently effect a civil
revolution by legislation, no less danger.
GUS to u country than On armed rebel
lion, and
WHEREAS, Our President has mani
tested a disposition to save our common
country from the dangers which sucl
legislation threaten, by tao exercise CT
| Constitutional prerogative, therefore
Resolred, That for this act Of states
man-like wisdom, the Administration
merits the warmest support Of every pat
riot.
ResOlred, That 10 the recent veto mes
sage Of the President, in his ~enunciatiol
Of the principles Of our great char'er o
liberty, and fearless condemnation Of tn,
conspirators who would compass its Do
struction, we see hope for our almost ru
ined country.
PesoIped That IL Ia tha dutu IF al
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NE6&6SSU8dT@GN strengthen INC stomhoh
and nervous system. IL Is q certain remedy
for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervousness,
Loss OF Appetite, Acidito Of the Stomach.
Flatulercy and Lebility. II 10 not alcoholic,
therefore particularly suited for Weak Ner-
yous and Dyspcptie peson 8. For nh BY all
Druggists ever, where at$l per bottle.
January 10 18GG-1yss.ib .aistsgz,I
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Dissolution i's.

Tie Fimpf HIcKoK& B0WKFRisthisd day
LIabilities Il The firm viii be met ana paid a
the New Furniture Rooms Of Hickoka ~ ePS In
the BUSHNELL BUILDING ~ rqlgsd Cd
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BRRORs OF YOUTH.

Feb. IA, 1se6-4wtspfs7,6 so
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
OLD SERIES

o see Belle. determined 70 know BIS fate
ron Asr O-n lips. Soon aftsr be left Oak
vile and did not 80 ham sgaia for several
years. When meeting him in town one day.
insisted on bringing him home With me
and presenting him 10 has old fame. Belle
BrOasOD-the present Mrs. Evergreen.
" An. Fred = sAiI be. afier dinner. when
my -ife and the little Evergreens had lsft
~ 70 our SELF An. Fred. yOa served me
= shabby trick when you allowed me to lose
my heart to the girl you we're all along IN
'snd'ng 70 marry yOurself-a very shabby
ir'ek. one Of which ! never suspected yOal-
50 bad 10 tell ban (in strict eonsdsnee.
Of course. as tsn yO1 reader) all about
the bed room Affair A. the OAkville Hotel,
and the love that grew oat of IA.
HsrPer's Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
Ola Man Of the Mountain.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
VOLUME 81. NO. 3.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

A timid gentleman some days ago met
one Of our blud. burly doctors. ~ho !. more
noted for the force than the polish o. hi.
ianguage. When The follo~ing coIloqsy
ensucd
Doctor. What shali take for the choI-
eraf'
The oboierai Have yo1 got The eholsra7
No
Wei. lake The cholera 6r.t.
The gentleman. not having taken tbe
frst prescription. has not inquired for the
secoud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

A mans wife in South Bend. Ohio. pres
ented Der husband With a very 6ns boy.
Next morning the nan stepped INTO the
Mayors Office ard stated that the night
previous fellow came stalking into has
house. stark naked that be vas there Jet.
Three Poliosmsn ai once started on the run
70 oust the intruder. When they got to
The house they asked to see the fellow that
bad come in there the night before. The
nurse brought out the baby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

fuNcrn1oUs. A letter from Stockholm
says that the Swedish oorvstts Naiad,
during late voyage on the Spanish ooass
saved Tie ers- of The Engllsh steamer
Geeiong. vhioh vas IN distress. The
captain. q = a.idsd. refused 10 follo- his
cre- on board tbe Swedish vessel before
he lad shaved himself " II would b. IN
gsnuemanly.- be sad. d" % show myself
On board forsign vessel before have
shaved = and the Swedish captain -as
obliged 70 -ait Until this oper.tioa bad
been efecied. SoArcely had ~ csptain
got o. board the Naiad when his ovn
steamer ~ent down.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

THE ROsR 90 THE OcEaS. The heavy
gales uhich have blown from the north
east for several days. have caused a tre-
mendous sea in the bay-and the biIlous
have beer breaking uPoa our shores -ith
force and grandeur seldom witnessed.
Parties vent down on Monday 20 Lynn.
Cohassci and other places Along tbs sbor,
- gaze upon the sublime spectable. A
party from Pleasant Beach report thar ihe
saves broke completely over tbe top q
Ainots Lighi. giving "a The sppssrsnce Of
a column vreaihed viih vhite fosn. IN
the evening he uind died a-sy. and the
roar Of the ocean ~as hcsrd for miles IN
land. A friend Ebo rc-ides upon The
Higbts .; East Boston says that a. m o..
clock f 80 entirely calua. and TIE noise of
thc surf breaking upon Cbelsea besoh. TIE
shores Of Winihrop. and ne Islands of TIE
bsy. in that siiil hour Of he night. va Ike
- voice Of many Nisgsras. grand and sob
emn in the extreme. Trranscrpt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

GESEkAL BCTLER AND MS ArPLE. The
NAtion. a ~eek ago. commenting upon the
singular demonstration which greeted Cen
eral BufIer in The Park af New York. a
fe~ DAYS before the election. remarked that
though has eoolness was eonmendabIe. IN
eating an apple thrown at him BY an IN
friendly audience. the taste Of the act was
questionable. inAsn1eh as the fruit Was
taken BY dirty hand from a dirty pocket.
Uuviliing 20 rest under this imputstion.
the general addressed 70 the Nation the
following lseonie note:
% To thc Editor Of tke NatiOa:
pared thar apple. DO you erer eat sp-
pies or eggs without paring?
Fastdiously yours.
BESJ. +. BUTLER.
Lowell. Nov. y. 1850.
The editor addressed Is relieved 10 end
that General Butler has not been guilty Of
80 horrible an action. and gratefully says
that be - never supposed Il vas more than
an inadvertance into which the general feil
in :he heat Of debate. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

EFT0RAN-oN WOMEN.
Wo-~u ssrs horn. - fsss decLar-..
Te suspotA or it.ea and coz earss !.
49, 'tis buf issst. 81 by ~ trush.
They've Scry aps 81 rufa- bufh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Only about one star for every ten that
the President 20 freely left in the hands Of
his friends out West. has been seen 70 shoot
from the heavens. since The meteoric fever
set in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

A western editor 'disgusts' himself a. tbs
VEN Of Artemus Wards humor. giving a.
primary reason that TIE darned fool doesnt
kn0v bov % SPELL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

smart young lawyer hesring it stated
by lecturer that " men - merely mach
me. remarked. 90 then suppose an Atom
ey may be aid % Be q suing m.chioe.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Why ga POksr lke sn sngry vordS Be-
cause q ohen stir up q srnouldering ere.
Why ga beEgar prevented By bis nsns
from repairing bis clothes? Because hs's
q amend-i-canf.