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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-24
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
The Fare Of Mr.. Jefrerson Davis.

The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
Of the New York World writes as follows
about Jefferson Davis
Mr.. Davis is supplied with every thing
in the shape OF creature comforts; his fare
is us good us any frsi class hotel could
Offer (beipg sui piled from the table Of
Post surgeon Cooper) He smokes the
most fragrant Hayapas, and has access to
the library Of the fort. Mrs Davis can
visit him at oil hours during the day, and
no restraint is placed upon their inter.
views. lie has his regular walks on the
ramparts Of the for,iication, and 10 bis
presmbulation he is not even interrupted
by idle curiosity seekers who may per.
chance gain admittanoe inside ofthe Tor.
tress-a recent order having been issued
prohibiting persons ascending the parapets
while Mr.. Davis is out walking.
Being we'll supplied with the daily jour.
mails, he pays great attention to all they
contain. From this source he became ac-
qnainted with the fact of his Indictment
BY the grand jury, lately in session at
Norfolk. Instead Of being dowpcast
through this circumstance, he seems to be
elated at the prospect Of n speedy trial.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
The ReaI Issue

The whole power Of the leading minds
Of the Radical faction is row exerted 10
befog the public mind as to the nature Of
the issue involved in the controversy be.
tween the President and Congress. 1t is
a plain issue-an issue which involves
Union or Disunicn, Constitution or no
Constitution, Republican Government or
a Central Despotism.
The President is for the Union, Con.
st;tution and Republican Government
The Radicals for Disunion and a Genital
Despoiism. That is the issue, aud the
only issue before the people. Let those
VIII, desire to see the old Constitutional
relations of the Union restored, examine
the question honestly and calmly, with
out prejudice or passion, and determine
for themselves whether they can con.
scientiously support the Radical Disuuion
policy. Let them not be diverted from
the real issue 10 hand by twaddle abou,
''copperheads," TRAITORS" etc. Such
seuseless epiiheis are only used for the
purpose Of inducing honest men to lei
their PREJUDICE run away with their judg
ment-ouly used by knaves CT fools, VIII,
are incapable Of reasoning.-Ohio Stat
Register. Ia
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
A Wild Woman.

A Welsh paper tells a story Of an old
woman Of the mountains, named Harriet
Haines, who has Tor seven or eight years
lived mostly on top Of the mountains in
Caernarvonshire, assuming the character
Of a wild woman" Little is known O:
her beyond that she is an Irish woman.
that she lives during the summer on the
top OF the mountains, and at night comes
down to the lowlands TO steal fruits and
vegetables from the orchards, and to milk
the cows in the fields, thereby chiefly. Sc.
curing her sustenance. In cold weather
she has been .in the habit of going into
remote houses on the mountains, pretend
ing to be out of her mind, and if there
happened to be a weak or an aged person
in charge Of the house, she would de.
mand the best food in the the house, be.
ing careful, however, to make her oxi,
before the family came home. Rece utly
she went to Tynewydd. Dolydelan, tc
warm herself, on a cold wet morning, ant
on leaving the house she got hold of .
chind between Two and three years Of
age, who was playing by the door, ani
took it towards the mountains, .-Fortua
rately, the mother Immediately missed tn,
child, and went out to look for it, ant
overlook the woman about iwo hundred
yards from the house. After a hare
struggle, she succeeded in getting tn,
child from her. reformation was giyer
to tho police, who apprehended the wo
man on the same day.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
STATE NEWS.

| LH" LH -
aJohn Browne soul il marching on
A band Of horse thieves are injecting
v illiams county.
The Northwest says that the wheat
crop in Henry county will not average
one.third Of a crop.
The Bucyrus Journal states, on the au-
thority Of a reliable man, that two boys,
q few days since, found $4,000 buried
beneath an old water house on the rail.
road. Six thousand Of this were in gold.
The wheat crop Of Stark county, the
Democrat says, promises poorly.
The Urbana Citizen and Gazette Gays
a gray wolf was killed in Union town.
ship, Champaign county. a few days ago.
His appetite for mutton had rendered him
peculiarly obnoxious. s.,G s,Tg
Last Sunday there was an secession Of
forty nine persons 10 the membership Of
the Second, and nearly the same number
to the First Presbyterian Churches Of the
city of Cleveland.
The amour. Of the Cadis Back money,
still u%nrecovered is, according to the
S%tuebenville Herald, is $4,000. This
with the reward, makes the loss $50 900
"a large amount BIZ much better than
$3.50, 900.
The Shelby Democrat assures the pub
liz that one Of the best and most promi.
rent Republicans in Shelby couutp has
announced bis intention to abandon the
Republican party. Sensible.
The Summit County Journal says that
on the night of the ll,h inst, a span Of
mares we're stolen from George Kirk, and
on the same night a horse from join B,
Lambert. .
The Lorain County News report that q
serious difficulty is at present brewing be.
tween the faculty and students of Hills.
dale College. TIE Standard says the
trouble is 10 consequence Of the faculty
making a rule requiring tina. the Literary
Societies (of which there are four, two
gentlemen aud two ladies) should admit
no person Of the opposite sex without per.
mission from the Faculty. To this rule,
the Societies, each and all, refuse to sub
nit. which has resulted 10 the expulsion
and retirement Of several students from
the college. ah
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

n6S- In pursuance Of o call issued by
the Chairman Of the Democratic Contra
Committee, a number Of Democrats as.
sembled at the Court House, on Saturday
afternoon last, for the purpose Of appoint.
ing delegates to represent Ashland coun-
ty in the Democratic State Convention
to be held in the City Of Columbus on
Thursday, the Oath inst.
The meeting was organized by calling
Dr.. j. P. CowAN to the Chair, and ap.
pointing j. NJ. LANDts, Secretary. On
motion, q Committee, consisting Of j. j
Jacobs, Isaac Gates and James e. Chase
was appointed to report the names Of five
persons as delegates and five others as al
ternates, to attend the State Convention
The Committee, 10 due time, submit
ted the following report, which was adopt.
ed
Dsleyates-James E. Chase, D. Wey.
gandt, Ii. S. Knapp, John W. Bull, and
7. j. Kenny.
Ahernates-J. P. Van Nest, Jamel
Alberson, DR.. j. P. Cowan, j. j. Win.
bigler, aud W. s. Strickland.
There being no further business, thu
Convention adjourned.
]. P. W CHAN.
j. NJ. Lands, Sec'y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
Considerations Respecting the
Trial of kIr. Davis.

A Washington letter says that the Rad
icals Of Congress are actively engaged in
throwing all kinds Of obstacles in the way
Of a trial Of JEFF. Davis by the civil courts
TIE Senate nus pissed q bin 70 change
the time and place Of holding United
States Courts in Virginia. 1t changes
the place from Norfolk to Richmond, and
provides that the time for commencing
court sessions shall be the first Mondays
Of May and December. This postpones
the trial at once from June to December,
and, 10 tho mean time, the Radicals hope
Mr.. Davis will die in prison. 1t is now
very, generally admitted, that the capture
Of Mr.. Davis was a great mistake, and
that it would have been far better that he
should have been permitted to make his
escape from the country, and share in ex-
n.
Dse' ' N''O'
anu O'n
Du ,ae v'epnaa' ou 'ue "a"'s u
the Radicals, and they are puzzled to
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
The ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY %

strongly in favor Of the South. Is such
a result desirable by the North Will
the North be satisfied by such q ccnclu'
sion Of the trial Of Mr.. Davisl
The Radicals approaching the Gilem.
and wishing to avoid both Of its
srns, are DESTROYS Of preventing a trial
Of Mr.. Davis by a civil court. We are,
therefore, told that the House Judiciary
Committee will soon report a bill for the
trial of Mr.. Davis by a military tribunal
for alleged acts in violation Of the usages
of warfare, and for completely ia the as.
ss~ssination Of Mr.. Lincoln. The oucs.
tion of the right Of State secession, as
well as any doubt on the subject. would
thereby be avoided. If Mr.. Davis is to
be tried, his conviction must be a matter
Of certainty before the trial is com
menced. That cannot be assured If Re
is tried by q civil court. Hence, the ne.
cessity Of his trial by a military court or.
gaaized to convict. Judge Holt, Of the
Military Bureau and the House Judiciary
Committee, have, therefore, been busy
for months past in in collecting erpar,e
testimony Of every person, who, from
malice or money, was ready and willing
to swear that Mr.. Davis was in compiled.
ty with the assnssins Of Mr.. Lincoln, and
that he sanctioned the alleged inhumaui.
~ to the Federal prisoners at Anderson.
vile. That the Judiciary Committe will
report a bill for the trial Of Mr.. Davis BY
a military commission, We do not doubt.
That the President would permit his trial
by such a tribunal, We do not believe =
The time has gone by for the trial Of Mr..
Davis in tlat way. :
The best way that suggests itself to US,
to avoid all these disagreeable doubts and
con tineencies, and ave the decision of
the great question OF tho right Of seces-
sion where the result Of the war deter.
mined it, is for Congress to pass q resolu.
lion declaring q general amnesty, and or.
dering the release Of oil political prison.
ers. The President would approve Of
such resolution, and thus the Executive
and Congress would unite 10 a measure
that would avoid bringing before a court
and jury great Political questions, that,
under the circumstances. should not be
submitted to them, but should be consid.
cred as settled by the result Of the war
Gin. Enquirer
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
IN THEIR
MAN.

In a recent number Of the .4tlaatic
Monthly there is a subtle and savage on
slaught on President johnson, under the
beading cf+The President and Congress-
Our object in adverting to it is to shoN
what sort Of q mos the radicalstook their
Andy to be when they selected him as
their candidate for the Vice Presidency.
The following is an extract from the arti.
Gle:
"Mr. johnson, when elected, appeared
to represent the most violent ideas aud
the most yindictiye passions engineered
by the war. lie spoke as it the blacks
were to fad in him a Moses, and the reb-
els a Nemesis. 1t seemed as If there could
not be 10 the whole land a sufficient mum
Der Of sour apple trees to furnish hanging
accom- citations for the possible victims
of his patriotic wrath. One almost fear.
ed that reconciliation would be indefinite.
ly postponed by the relentless severity
with which he would visit treason with
DEATH"
Aud such, then, in their conception Of
him, was the man whom the radicals,
with the help Of better r:en, elected, to
the second Office in the nation, and it
might be the frst-as the event has
proved! And they are vexed that he
proved to be better man than they sup
posed he was. 1t is q shameful and a
shocking avowal. And it shows wba:
spirit actuates the men who control the
Congress, and to whose hands the
great interests Of the Union are most un.
happily and ~perilously committed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
Bushes. Man wanted.

TITO sell BY subscription sariain's series Of
FIRST class National and Sacred Engrs-
wings, including Lincoln and his, Family
Price 1915, Artists Proofs $IO,00apd Beth
lehem,-the only true macth for eartain's
Christ Blessing Little Children. Notice full
description In Editorial column. In design
and execution they are uusufpassed Sales
immense. For further infomstion end desds
Of Territory. apply 70 Ia ~ sL. .
R. II CuRRAg, PgbliAher and Mhelesals
Dealer In Books and Epgravings. - Monu-
mont Square, Cleveland, Ohio. fivseD Z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
N o T roe
GUARDIANS SALE.

TN PURSUANCE oFiAN ORDER OF THE
Probate Court Of Ashland County, Ohio
made on the ed day Of Mag, AID. 1866, in
the case Of J. D. Jones, Guardian Of John j.
and Anna NJ. Smith, his wards, the under
signed will, on
The l6h day Of June, A. d. 1866,
at 2 o'clock p. H., on the premises, offer at
Public Sale the following described real es-
tate, sili,te in Ashland County, Ohio. to-wit:
the Two undivided sixth parts Of the east
half Of lot number hhy two 49, in Andrews
addition 10 the town OF Ashland. In said
County with the appurteuansss ihersunto be
longing.
Terms. Of Sale, one half cash OF the day
of sale, and The other half In one year from
the day Of sale, TO 10 secured by mortgage
m the premises sold, and to bear interest a
the rate Of Q per centum per snnum. payable
annually. Appraised At $iST .38,
j. b. JONES, Guardian Of
John ]. and Anna N. Smith.
May %. ls86-n503wi iaag :t'r
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

The Governor Of Idaho communicates
to the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs the
particulars Of the massacre Of l6 friendly
Indiaos or the river, March II, by q par.
ty Of citizens of Idaho. The murdered
Indians were oil women and children, ex.
cept two, and thebutchery was protested
against by the white residents Of the 10.
cality. rq vs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
NEWS ITEMS.

n Its reported that the judi ciaay Com
mitiss End the charge that JEFF. Davis
lwas implicated 10 the sssassi nation con.
spiracy.eannot be established.
A construction train fell through the
bridges at Iarksville Tennessee, on Thurs.
daJ, and seven of the twenty persons on
board werckilled. The bridge vas eighty
feet high, and a, entire span gave way,
s~prssipitatisg the train into the river.
The steamer Lion, on her trial trip
exploded her boiler on Thursday, near
Montreal, and seven lives were lost.
ri Apgirl was arrested in New York, the
other day, for stealing some money from
faKe Imistre IS Of the house where she was
Engaged. She was pretty thoroughly
'shearched, including the garments she
had on as we'll as her waterfall, without
success. Finally, a false bosom was ex
tamined, where the bills were found uecre.
ted within.
+. The latest reliable estimate OF che cot
.den crop is 100000 bales. Newspaper
niceouuts from Texas, Louisiana, Missis'
'sippi Tennessee, Alabama, GeOrsia, Flor
ida, and North and South Carolina, say
IN VI 40. L|E"-H
The cotton is much injured by cold wealth.
~, heavy rains and ovelaOws. Planters
tsfs plOwing mp their bad cotto q fields and
nplantiDs corn.
baaThsre is . growing belief that there
will not come to JEFF. Davis much harm
rsutof his trial for trcaeon. CHEF Justice
Chace don't want to preside at his trial.
hHe'd rather not.
The papers from all parts Of the eodn.
Try are still teeming with accounts Of
murders, incendiarism, and horse. stealing;
positive evidence that the soul Of old John
Brown,is the patron saint o: Abolitionism'
bssstiIl @marebing on"
VByaa majority CT sixty, the Jonserva.
tires have just carried Carlyle, Illinois
sLAssiall it was Radical by 20 majority
falf a spoonful black pepper, powder.
ed, one ~teaspoonful of sugar and one tea.
~.spppnful Of cream, mixed, and put on q
.ptateJ il isaid to make an effectual Fly ex.
~-tetmipator.
Inst week, it is said, IA special session
,of prayer for the. New Haven, Conn ed
,itors Was held in one of the New Haven
sehurohcs!r
man and his wife we're saved from
obnrning to death at Cincinnati on Tuesday
night, bya New Foundland dog of theirs
.Sashipg into their room and awakening
-shem. while the house In which they lived
,siasburnipg.l
GAisags-csssespoudsat declares that
throughout the Northwest the winter
-Mheat will be nearly a failure, while the
-yBsipg wheat will, from preseut appear
fsisss, be abundant.
81 Itie said that the Republican mana
gers at Washington are intent upon de
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tai is 81 600. p0o The sock issued 10 shareholders
is 100000. The :7Ul, )OI not issued belongs To
the COMPANY IN It's corporate capacity. ana NOT 10
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MARCH g. Iobu

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