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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
Ammon Cheeyer,~ Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, Al a Probate Coulr Ay.4 a.
Caledonia District - IJohu>l1ry IN eaia 4~-.lI
the sJTh tiar Of March. A 10. l,JG
WHEREAS. James ID. Bell aa,ni,li>f-a,t- ~. "a. -
~ % Ait1l"n thceTer, late 81 walden q. >al g.-.r
utoeAse Proposes 10 render an acoo-Is 90 TIL aEu
trailuI. and 10 present hi, account .atr,r
examination ard alCwanc- the lurpc>e -
partition a q dlStT1tntlu uf the residue al ,ale
AilatT decree ga said court among rl.C 4vT-g-> N
are 10y la~ entitled 10 the same:
IL Il therefore urdert ly said eaarr that the Sat
ahctr consideration aud Ice heard II the Probate o.r
u J"hneturK, GA tae eth Gay 81 Apr, 4. ID l>s1 A.
IL i iurih-r ordered that all persons interested
hereof by pubvaiio1 oi copy 81 the iecrd il>
In the Caleiiaa printed al 81 Johr>bur1 ilrrr
successfully previous 10 said time hcarill-. r
may appear and contest Tie allowance said aCCt'.
They cause and Also hc heard IN said U1urI
matter 81 PARTITION and distribution
BY the Court
Attest. ASA L FRENCH. Jad-r.
A true copy 81 Record.
sS-ss Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
\ SUPERB AND VALUABLE BOOK
COPELINDN COUNTRY LIFE
A handbook of agriculture. hortl-
culture and landscape Iardelin..

culture and landscape gardening
This is the most complete. elegant and valua
bic work of the lind Vet published
The work describes. m"uth By month. the maj
agement of the farm. garden, orchard, grarery.
hot bed and green house. ACCORDING 10 tho most
approved theories and practices of modern .z..i-
culture, horticulture aud landscape gardening.
and will ensure the largest returns in IN u. AMI
pleasure 10 any who will fli'Aiglly observe the d.
rec'ionS giyeu. Il also embraces an claopr1,c
chapter upon
SHEEP HTSBANDRY.
Il Is adorned with 30 fine eugraving< plans
and illustrations. and is the book eye-. person
needs who has 4 farm garden. and L book sv-
cry lady should have who wi>kcS tn knugr the
hest manner oi manas ing window plants and the
flower garden
Fifth edition, revised, Svo. NJ ??. Price cloth
81. Sent free to any address on reccip, of price
Sold only by subscription. Agents wanted.
$685. DINSMOOR :. &C, - CoTrhiil. Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

Can i'e sunk upon the lr'prty without int,si,s,13-
I''-f Ntile har, 'n sunk OF liz, estate aud o t..
IN paving qlaIsfi1its every Instance ffrx VIII -
hiis put doS 10 10, foile,t q iy ,,iht1- - ra,i
Io--hlr 10 the NECESSARY 10 fully DIX, ia
Ir,Prry- On" hu-r,d wells xi,lding only 1,-
day sach N FiI coliaT- iaIIrL PA riar l,lc Il
av,Ta-c price - Rho would g-ixr -l-~r.~vh q year
income, making lgoft OF pr!ay iift,- pr cent.
,Nr,I-- ard al every kind II lar-. rleail.z
are found sn-le OF TIN TERRITORY lu=v u. .
'niir. capital within years
ss- The company rhe toRn ii Rene ;se.th,r a
several hundred lot iur isiu,-- aud dwelling hl
Their, II rl4na Ter -i,c.a. md tl y.
from ,it,iI -alr III ~ way -rcsr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
TRUSTEES OF THE Fund.

Hon JOHN !. CISCO. Nm vi O..
al john J. Ci-oo Sons, Banker aaae i.l,. ~
Trs,t-,.r,T of .hr L. > ~ ~ lork
isENNiNti i'll ER- Esq- N,a l,r4,
al James "a King Sons, nsnh,9s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
A SO, A other Shop

50 ~, and three stories high Il ,ra> lre.-.
new years ago, anl thoroughly finished ~.
and out and has good water power i J. a.
excellent chance for a carriage maker. gr -a.
other mechanic Il; IS for sale very chcG,, All
and see il, Ell. IMMERSION.
Peachan. March 20 1866 rsurlE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

~ Johnsbury. March 70. l>G
This NAV certify that. TO- aore than \ ,.-
past. ne have used l. i-lird'S Composition A..
welding purposes, and caa cnnnd,lsrlr rec e.
mend IL - very valuable article ivr th, 1,.rpp~
es speeiaed E.lS I. FAIRBANKS & CO
81. Johns5arr, VI, January /. NfS.
This may certify that have used Nr T. !,
Lands Cosa.. e>.iioa for ws ling. aud consider
superior 10 5orax IA every fe>;,cc;. and iu4i>.,.
sable ia forging shop, especially IN y. 49,
cast steel ALkN AMBER THOMPSON.
91n Iron fonnler and NJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

DEATH OF Hon. JARED SPARKS. Hon.
Jared Sparks, well known IN the walks OF
literature, died March ii at Cambridge.
Mass. having been but few days i'll, with
pneumonia. Mr.. Sparks studied for the
ministry and was in 1919 settled over a
Unitarian church in Baltimore, but his
health failing. he gave up preaching, pur-
chased the North American Review, and
was It's chief editor for seven years. In
1919, having been for some years previ-
Gus, tutor and professor of history in liar
ward University, he was elected It's Presi-
dent, but only held office three years.
Sparks american Biography" "Wo rks
OF Benz. Franklin "Writings of George
Washington" and many other books
written by him, are well known and valu-
able works.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

If We desire to call the attention OF
every one who owns any land to the adj
vertisement in these columns of a revised
edition of "Copeland's Country Life. -
The press every where has spoken very
highly Of this work.
We would also direct the attention OF
those seeking book agencies to the adver-
tisement of Headey's Rebellion-a book
published by the American Publishing Co.
of Hartford Conn.
WORLDS FAIR.-The s. Universal Elk
position is announced to open at Paris
April lst, and close Oct. 3lst. 1t is to be
an exhibition of the products of industry
and art of all nations
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
TREASURY OF the UNITED STATES
DIRECTORS.


Hon. ,;alusfs 4. Gr.w, RJuo fs,--
l-.te SPEAKER ii the l. :. iiousr Il l,r,-i ..- -
Hon- a X Ransom Hes-ulI n
l. = Bank Commissioner 81 Ntr, England
Hon. Sidney peaii IioriG.a. .. g
Late Mem "a Uons-Ediiog 81 thc F.o,id,4s.. A. u.s.
Henry A Smyffe- Esq- Nm Nalt e.
Pr,side;.; Of the {, atrial National Bank
lucien H. Culver, Esq-- Nv Wa
of Culver Penn s. Go Banker
Hon. Augustus Frank har-a, y \
Mem Of IN. House of Rep Goth, ,.th 4 ..-,h e..
Major John l.. Wilson. Madi-,r
Late Of the nii,d States Amy
Hon Thomas = S.anfield, Soash sis.s
President Of firSs National Bank ri south is,ld
Hon Charlie Y Culver fgsl.kl.. &.
of Culrer. P,.n & Co, and N, IA. oi Ir,-,.i- Co..
Al.x- BRADLEY Esq, Fir,-'a-rt a..
i'rt-- Trsdeein,u'= National Bank II f'i,r-irrcl
Josius Douglass. Ed N,a.d,ill,. l..
President o, the National Bank OF Crawford e. !.
Col. jaime. H. Bowen, CHI.
Pr,siitllt Of tn Third National Bank Il Chr.
jieeIy 4. H. Rta- F,q- ly.l> 81
Pr,-i6tu. # Srrond National Rank II =, is-.9-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
ONE THOUSAND WELLS

- The la;ad- Of the company colr-i=1 Of la a,.
R-ne, o tie ali chang Tiy,i IN N,il;iye count, 4
iii, heart ii the al di-lrs,- In ,f,a- --s-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

lst- That said composition forms a saFt.r1css.
scale al', II said steel or iron whion protects r
from the rre 80 that tie Same can he M.
without burning either tic edges OF the cof..t.-
consequently all wells -aay hr l..ade perfce- --
once heating
I'd lat -ii edge tools made bv the Use Of -.
comp asii-en far SuTpa>s in quality those ma, .
the Use Of boraN, a. the steel aud iron : rem.
by The pelaetration of the minerals .entain,..
said composition and OK work.-,y said steel =
iron when above a ooraS Aea-
I'D That aNeS lave been made from smrrirs-
steel that hsre been put 10 the ies.. aud gi,,-
" ny al, that they cannot De G.vk,n IL wav3
9Th That scythes made ;,v III. Use Of sad t,.rr
position are free II,.n naws - colnr.aa. y, ..
manufactured from bad iron
eiA- lat the largest shs+t ~ .hr thi.l,a 81 s-
lron can be welded i'cE.eci without the io>s al a
scale
9th That burnt steel can DC restored As -, .
a. new
9TH That the poorest piece rf iron ca,, - ~
fined 10 be as good a. the best
9TH That flaws o- fire cracks ia ,.,t Sc. s..
be welded up Is perfect tie ,2e., bar
oih That the tee calk OF a horse shoe ca. +.
welded on and hardened a. hard 4, firc an IA.
can make 4. without drawing the TEMPER. = az.
II : impossible 10 knach il of on al any az 70
hammer, consequently il viii aut-ryc.f t,,o =
are welded on with borax and fis-aemrac- ,i-.,,-.
10TH That II viii save ~ Goats on dollar :. &C..
the cost OF hprax Address
T. 2 X II " LAIRD.
WC>l 4fanAl..,- ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

Another new counterfeit on the new Ma
tlonal currency, is afioat. 1t is a five on
the First National Bank of Auburn. n. Y.
The color is much darker than the genu-
Inc, and the engraving coarSer, having the
appearance of being done on stone instead
of steel plate The head of Columbus on
the back Of the bill is larger than the gen
uine
Mrs. Darlington asks, very Indignantly,
if the bills before Congress are not counter
felt, why there should be SO much difficult
ty in passing them!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
A LEGAL TENDER OIL STOCK

- lal-;c a working tuna 80 iHf a- i..T.1 B.
sidtd er 'xp iid' d ny ans company ia l Il j. -
Subscriptions viii is iN,ri D., agents AID Ia Ill.,
cil'al iilik and aIikE 1kIoJs-iolIt ifl,. oas-n
p and or information Niil l-- -ll,-i
B .ll:-- aud ~ SAM III f.. HOWARD
SIllccrildlva A-,sr-.
s-'-'> y h=s-au :, y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
THE STOCK Is GUARANTEED

Thu pare 81 she stock ma h,,n fN-a - Sl- lli f.
Five dclar~ mo 5i' Treasury of tir company a.
trlItio; 20 Ii" oTkuE, fund -, ;,ar Htluut a.
ole hundred dollars, l. l'ai io the t7'-'-. g.
81 IN fii' rr.zslfr the nf,a Sta,-. ,,r INK
soveIlneu: seruriii, : a'.d s,dy b. anti Jrg,r
stSckf 4d.v u a,a. risf,t-
By the patin-ii; 81 ten DOLLAR It-tfa- -ilt .---,
await iil' rt-ul' ol tie fir-t yeal Stlolll,;. ga,
th' night @; obtaining tall paid thar - gus.
tick ior Sii'h aiiit.lla- sIs 1me irior as. So
OF Apral- lNs.
L. = al inr'=rin. M =-i.h fi. c.l,.- " ial
and J. al~sFs 'Fa.r'97ii, ' 'a- L pan I; .li--
called
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
Mohican Township.

The ever.faithful Democracy Of Mohi.
can Township met at the residence Of
G. X. Bollman, Esq, on Saturday, l7lh
inst and nominated the following ticket
Justice Of the peace-J. D Mumper
Trustees-Michacl Otto, Charles Came.
ron, John Metcalf; Treasurer-Wesley
Chesrown Clerk - d. B. Mcdonald
Constable-V. H. Van Niman /; Assessor
Joseph @. Cliffe,
This is q most excellent ticket. 1t is
composed Of the right sort Of men, and
should be supported by every voter who
desires to preserve the Union and Consti-
tuition from the ruin that the disupiouists
are bringing upon them. Let every Dem
ocrat Of Mohican be at his post on Mon
day.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28

THR-REAaos. Twas evening; the full orbed
moon arose in resplendent beauty, and with her
silver rays cheered and lllnmiued the pathway
Of the benighted traveller. Agay and festive
party were collected for an evenings entertain
ment-!youth, Joy and happiness were there
In that happy assembly there appeared q youth
Of surprising beauty and comellness. Intcli-
geAce and nobleness eradiated from his counte-
nance. Yet what addedrto his elegance and to
his commanding person was his clothes, made
atiGreenewald's Clothing Emporium. lack has
slarge stock Of clothing, spring goods, hats,
caps, &C., of every variety, style and price.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
DI n ID,

On Thursday morning, March 22d,
JOHN E., only child Of Samuel and Mary
j. Plice, aged 4 years, S months and 81
days.
Heavy has been the hand Of affection
laid upon US. In one short day the sur.
shine OF our home has been swept away.
Our little one has fallen asleep. We can
not, we wouldl not awake him. How
peaceful and happy he looked in the re-
pose of death, os if the frail mortal al.
ready bore an impress Of the immortal
But oh, it was hard 10 lay him away in
the dark, silent grave and return TO our
d~esolate home. Oh, the weary, Watching,
Whiting for the footsteps that never come;
for the voice we do not hear; fortbe clasp
Of the soft hand We never can feel, and
for the love beams Of the bright eyes,
closed on earth forever. Now we have
no child on earth, but hope We have an
angel child in heaven.
Our household dove has plumed his wings
And flown to q cline more fair,
Sickness, sorrow, pain and death
Can never, never enter there. N. ]. p.
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To The Teachers OF RichIand
and Ashland Counties.

The time is now near Of hand when We
hope to meet a large number Of the prao-
tical teachers of Richland & Ashland
counties at the Spring Institute. Let
nothing hinder you from being present
all, or a part Of the week, for we expect
to have q pleasant and profitable time
The services Of Mr.. e. 4. White and Mr..
DeWolf have been secured. I need not
commend Mr.. White to those who listen
cd to his excellent instructions last spring.
Mr.. DeWolf is also an excellent instruct.
tor. Such men are sure to make an In.
stitute . perfect success.
Mr.. White will give special attention
to the theory and practice of teaching,
and Primary Instruction. The best
methods Of teaching all the common Eng.
fish branches will DO considered.
Those who expect to teach school the
coming summer should be present, for
they will need all the help they can get
If you expect to become live teachers
you must avail yourselves Of all e of
improvement thrown in your way and
the Institutes affords facilities for secur.
log much valuable instruction.
The spring Institute will be held in
Shelby, commencing Monday, April Cd,
and continuing through the week. On
Saturday, April 7th, the examiners Of
Richland county will hold an examina.
ton in Shelby.
The people Of Shelby very kindly pro.
pose to entertain the ladies free of OK.
pense.
Oh airman Of Executive Committee.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28

FoR SALE.-A first rate Piano at a
great bargain. Also, q West & Wilson
Sewing Machine. For information call
at this Office. 27tf
s@- Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &C., Of ] | Dorland
Main street, Ashland.
FoR SALE.-A desirable residence on
Cottage Street can be bought cheap. For
full particulars, call at this Office, or FIVE
doors North Of the Catholic Church, East
side Cottage street.
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE -We
would say to our friends, if they want o
Sewing Machine, n that you will never
regret in buying, to buy the Singer Sew.
ing Machine. For sale only at the Times
Office, East Of Post Office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
THE GREATEST q 4 IA
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

EARMERs. FABLES AND OTHER 8
can purchase no remedy equal to Dr..
Tobias Venetian Imminent, for d~ysentery,
collie, Group, chronic Rheumatism, sore
thrests, toothache, sea sickness, cuts, burns.
svellings, bruises. old sores, headache, mos
quito bites, palma In the limbs, chest, back.
10, II II does not give relief the money
viii be refunded. All that is-asked is.a trial.
and use II according 10 directions.
DR. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: I have used your
Venetian Linimentia my family fora nun
Der Of years, and believs Il TO BE- the best ar
ticle for whst II Is recommended that / have
ever nsed.A For sudden attackpfloroup Il 10
inyaluable. Ihave no hesitation In recon
mending IL for all the uses Il processes to
cure. l have sold II for many years, and y
gives entire satisfaetiop.gA gDS Yak
~ CHAS. n. TRIMMER
Quakertown, Nd, 90 8, 1858.
I Price 40 aud 80 cent Sold BY all drug
gists. Office Sc Cortlsndt Street, NJ.
umat)
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
THE ashland UNION, WEDNESDAY, MORNING MARCH b.

10th, and on the Goth a warrant was is
sued by the Warren County Court for
the delivery Of Coovert, Sheriff Butler
arriving here on the same day. Yester-
day (2lst) the warrant was approved BY
Gov. Cox, and the Sheriff started with
his prisoner for Lebanon, where the trial
is to take place. This is the first case
ever occurring in the State, and as there
was no precedent for action, Legislature
acted promptly in the premises, and made
the law that is 10 have 80 important q
bearing on the other criminal cases.
Previous to the passage Of this law there
no authority by which o convict
could be taken out and tried on a separ'
ate Indictment until his time had expir.
Cd.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP PR
MARY MEETING.

Tho Democracy Of Montgomery town
ship are requested to meet at the usual
place Of holding elections, in Ashland, on
Saturday, March S1st, 1866,
between the hours of l and s O'Clock, P.
M, for the purpose Of placing in nomi-
ration suitable candidates for the various
township Offices. Let there be a full at.
tendance. vi
Also in the evening Of the same day,
at the Court House, a Borough ticket will
be put in nomination.
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noAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby givsn that ! Psfitisas
in will be presented 10 the Commissioners
Of Ashland County, A. their next Session ~
be held on the First Monday Of March, A,
d. 1856, praying for tbs AiierAtion Of the
County Road leading nom Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, to Wooster, Wayne County,
Ohio, In said ashland County, as follows
Beginning OF the North East Corner offhta
North East. quarter Of Section 80, foNnship
%, and Range 10, owned BY George Dintn-
man, In Perry Township thence Rasi0n the
North line, Of said Dintaman's land whers
there is now o Road established to the Coun1
ty line between Ashland and Wayne Coun-
ties 10 the North East Corner Of The North
West quarter Of Section rs, Township m
and Range Is
Thence South on The County Hire beivsrp1
said Ashland and Wayne Counties 10 The
South East Corner Of said Geo. Dinfuanh
land to interseot the Road now leading from
ashland to Wooster, shout IL Rods South
from the South East Corner Of said Dint-s
mans land, Ii ence South on Jacob Kradys,
East line about forty Rods to interest . di+
agnnal Road running from said Kradys' barn
to Wooster, the terminus Of said Road. tseas
And upon the establishment Of the Aboya
named road to vacate the following Roads,
The road commencing Of the North West COR
ner Of the North East quarter Of Section u,
Township % and Range1b. 800
Thence on the Wooster Road 10 the Cenn-
ty line between Ashland and Wayne Cunts.
also the diagonal Road running North and
South through said George Dinlsm ms land
commencing atthe North East Corner Of tbs
North East Quarter, thenoe South on said ai-
agonal Road through said Dintman's Land
and also through Jacob Kradys' land 10 tbs
Road running East near said Kradys' barn.
Your Petitioners therefore ask that such pro-
ceedingsma be had TO establish such Rosd3
us may be authorized and directedrby Law. b
GEO. DfNTAMAN q 0THERa y.
Feb. 7, 1808-4w35
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The Western Musical World

Inc western MUSICAL World
A Journal Of
MUSIC, ART AND LITERATUR e
Issued the first Of each month. Each
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teresting editorials, musical gossip, news,
intelligence, &c.
Over Forty Pieces Of Music
are given in each .volum, Of the "Western
Musical World"
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Splendid premiums are offered for the
list Of subscribers sent in before
the LIST of February, 1866, including q
T" Mason and Hamlin Cabinet organ" and
other valuable premiums lia
Sa- Specimen copies sent free. 'dsa
For particulars, address,
s. BRAINARD 4 SON,
Publishers, Cleveland, o..
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
The RoOsa Murders-Remarka
BILE Case Of Crime. h,

The Columbus CO., Journal says:
During the present week we have had
one Of the most peculiar cases of quickt,
Legislation and corresponding prompt ac-r
ton Of the parties concerned, thereafteri n
on record. The Grand Jury Of Warrend
county, at their late sitting, found a bill.
OF Indictment against Samuel Cooyert for.
murder in the first degree. he, ct thes,
time, was serving q term in the Peniten.t
tiary, having been found guilty Of per-
jury, in swearing that the murderer of.
the Roosa family was q resident b Gin.
cinnati. he was sentenced 10 Nay last !
for 0 term of Eve years. It 10 now made
certain by the confession Of O'Neil, bis
confederate, and BY other circumstances.
that Coosert, himself, was the principle
party in the murder. 0,Niel is now cor.
fined in Jail at Lebanon, but Covert,
being held in the Penitcntiary as q con.
vict, could not DO tried for bis greater
crime The case was one Of peculiar ur-
gency, and q memorial on the subject was
presented 70 The Legislature. 8aE
On the Tote inst, q bill vas passed
giving powaf 10 tho Governor, 10 cases
where Pepiteptiary npnvicts were indicted
for murder In the Afst degree, 10 apptoye
acquisitions on tho Warden Of the Peni.
tentiary for the delivery Of said ~conyiots
icr trial for the crime mentioned. The
bill beosme . law on Ito passage on The
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
PARTITION NOTICE.

Samuel yesterday, Joseph
3. yesterday, and Phebe
yesterday, his wife,
vs.,
Emelia yesterday, James In Common
Harmon and Catharine
Harmon his wife, Mich
ael yesterday, Annis Eas- Pleas Court.
terday and Jacob Easter
day, minor heirs Of Debor-
oh yesterday, deceased.
nEPENDANTS will take notice that on
~ the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1866, the
undersigned filed q petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Ashland County. o., where
the same is now pending, demanding parti-
tion Of the following premises, situate in said
County; being the north part Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty three (23)
township twenty one ri, aud range fifteen
Q5,) containing City three acres, more or
less. r.
The undersigned demand that partition be
made ( said premises as follows: To Sam
uel yesterday one undivided eighth in fee, 10
Phebe yesterday, wife Of said Joseph e. East.
erday, one undivided eighth in.fee. William
East erday one undivided eighth in fee ; Mi
chael yesterday one undivided eighth in fee
Annis yesterday one undivided sighth IN fee
Jacob yesterday one undivided eighth in fee
Emelia Yesterday two undivided eighths in
fee, and ct the next term Of said Court, an
application will be made by the undersigned
for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises, or other proceedings author
lied by statute.
SAMUEL YESTERDAY,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
Milton Township.

The Democracy Of this township have
nominated the following excellent ticket :
For Justice Of the Peace, Daniel W.
Whitmore ; =. Trustees, Thomas Barton,
Jam es Whorton, John Brindle; Clerk,
Benjamin Bolley Treasurer. Benjamin
Wenrick Assessor, John Imhoff; Con-
Christian Brubaker.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28

JUST So An exchange correctly
remarks that when a man gets mad and
stopshi III paper, he always borruws the
next number Of his neighbor, to sec II
the withdrawal of his subscription hasn't
killed the edit or, and If he has mot dress.
ed the columns Of the paper 10 mourn
ing. Such men are apt to imagine that
tie world rests on their shoulders.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-28
lPrrRo1EvM "a BUSINESS AND o

oPrrRoIEvM Al BUSINESS AND NOT A
SpEcuLATIoN,7When men Of the ma
tiopp reputation Of the directors of the
R.po ION ana Land Com,.nv .ssoo,.,.
4. AZ pslgaNa
~ 'D,ep'0s' VIC 'sei sure
thaf1tib nc speculation, but q business.
Our readers will elsewhere fad the advsr,