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ISHERIEFS SALE.

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| gus ys.l1 l.giit~j .',...t r..... ....,..
BENJAMIN MCKINLEY.
by virtue of yendi Execution In the above
case, duly issued out of the Court Of Common
Pleas in and for said County Of Ashland and
'Statepf Ohio, and 70 me directed, will expose
to sale, at Public Adction, on -
7hursddy, Jahadry 25h A. D. 1866,
at the door Of the Court house In said County,
at 2 o'clock p, NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenemcnts, to-wit: the East
half OF the Northeast quarter of Range sixteen
Q6), township twenty-oncy( (2D, and section six
teen, QG), containing about seventy-lye acres OF
land. "' .''"
4 Terms of sale Cash. y .F'.. msL
rG'.7.i aa 'ui. J. q. BROWN, Sheriff.
December 20, 1SG5-lw2spfS7,5O di 81 U.
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1IlTvine For a Good Cansh

% those who are wisp and prudent enough 10
., remedy the defects Of nature with t,.
,4tcRISTADOR0's4 HAIR DYE, ia.. ,
are doing every day, in every City Of the
Union Is eminehlly praiseworthy. This
peaceful revolution is going on tbroughou,
SIZE whole land and thus beauty and harmony
lupplant homeliness and incongruity. Man.
ufactured by J. CRlsTAD0R0, No 0 Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Ap.
piled by all Hair Dressers. in29)
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Attachment Notice.

Peter Bushey, Plaintiff Before Paul Oliver, j.
n against p. Of Green Town
Samuel s. Taylor DEITY ship, Ashland Co., O.
0nthe 10th day of December, 1865, said JUS
tlce issued an order Of attachment In the above
action for the sum Of two hundred dollars on a
certain promisory note made by the said Samuel
s. Taylor to the Plaintiff, due and unpaid, and
for board and lodgings, and provided by plain
tiff for defendant and brother at defendants re-
TIE said case VIII be for hearing on the 1st
day of February, A. D. 1866, at O'clock A. NJ.
81 49, PETER BusTEY.
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bSHEFIFFS SALE.

VIII am Tsl NIll'F Il lmII
o, q, W Eohel6Srset. ~ gGi .H'f
In pursuance OF an order of sale in the
i above case duly issued by the Court of
Common Pleas in and 70, The County Of Asl, Z.
land and State of Ohio, and 10 me directed, !
will expose to sale,at public auction, at the
door of the Court House in said county Of
Ashland.on is z 17 ist. 5,4i1- -Ir-
,Satarday, January 1911, A. D 1866,
at 2 O'Clock NJ, of said day, the following
lands and tenenents, to,wit: Lot number (7),
in Mykraptz' addition 10 the Incorporated vii
lage Of lsliland. 'H mGlr1. .1Hf 100 ntrH"Il'a =
Terms of safe cash. Appraised at $500.
yJgy ~, G. BROWN, Sheriff.
December G-4w2GprS7, 80 t''.f.
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peA- An honest German in Philadel.
phir, listening TO IN account Of a married
woman'sgelopemeut with tfanotherlman," |"
thelotherd day, got greatlyexcitod over il,
and sputtered forth with great veho.
mence: u idyla 40 9olas9lg s'ag5in /;
hIf my sifc runs away smit anoder
pan's wife, Twill shake him ont Of her
preeehes, ifshc be mine own feder mine
God r Soiiaab 'f %
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-17

pA- A young gentleman oscortipg a
lady mile or two, down9ownwapds, and
not wishing to walk, he remarked, 'hold
on Mary, let's take,a bus" But Mary,
blushipg to the eyebrows. drew back and
replied: %oh, George, not right here in
the streetTnb raai ys ls6 yrfm B. j. .
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Browns Bronchial .TRpches

- .GN TII77N f1tF
Having direct influence TO the the paris, give
.r co1 Immediate Relief 7'.9 iHi i-q
For Bronchitis, Asthpa, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and throat Diseases, ,TrocEes are, IN
L td. used with q ways good success, rrt ,,. Il
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS d
will find TRooHEs useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing pp Speaking, and
relieving the throat after an unusual exertion
Of the vocal organs. The TnooHEs are re-
commended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent meu
throughoutthe country. Being an article o.
true merit, and having proved their efficacy
ly test of many years, each year fnds them
in new localities in various parts Of the world
and The TRocnEs are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN on .'BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHE q,
aud do not take any of the Worthless Imita'
tions that r ay be otferedsr e,rs md /. Z
Sold everywhere in the United States, and
in Fore ign Countries. at 35 cents per box.
I, 6m21
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H. Rust, Plaintiff Before Stephen Mapes,
= VS.. j. L. OF Hanover Tp.,
A! Rmsom, Defendant) Ashland County, Ohio.
on'the 9th day of December, 1865, said JUS
tice issued on order OF, Attachment in the above
action for the sum Of twepty-six 99-100.
December 20-3w29 ..l t der.
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ASHLAND. OHIO w. w EDNl NESDA W.,

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= Ssgoy "e|@Al
s'Oss''io' pes spaoll' Us % Hshi y'a
Z s Q! 1ia s... .,.. ...... ;.I. w
sEsis Q. e'''sssl5
GONnAsNVhsssAN DERSON'S
/, 10 AaAEssAsaEZ,2yai; sa'nn
|o SMy,lEbaoo q esgfs,.-sfa'Ia : DI'a oaa 20
Il The message orIdosernor Anderson 10
q documsnt Of seeha length that we pre-.
sent III essential portions ii nthee form r1 If
s,a. IS nofhs .Jbai ysrb.,im
'T'f1SSdcSl5ps1oe1f~'rslt 'rsltH'4' ~
prr'ans' passasessu" i" o' 9T'p 30 3dio2
yni 81 6isTATE FINANCES" ) .lj'
|, The receipts iffofm alI sources during
the Year 9 1865 wRere. $l3fSO910 8i'
against sS 67g,986S2 IN 1864 being an
| increase Of $4,5IO,948g9.o The total ex.
pepditures during tbe'ssamo time were
90, dngafiy nyo uoocle ooc 'nose Of
act increass bs;ns ssS7b5 oss % ~ as;n = :,
S1,2l4,S74 rs in 1864. The causes Of
IN, smc a9ove excess o. expenditures were
mont w 5000 Io9 "a :. benavn,ar, iUvG.n' ;ps,;.,,
tions, S234,719 93: printing. s110 256
So; State military, S62,3s 02 transpor.
tation, i9'91oE4 which, together with
srOsa: Gn ,ha f nnof ana nnh in1 ".,,e ,,,,,,,
s177, ,S45 90 was expended for improve.
m, ments in 1865, against 80 ,o82 SS in 1854
ine e1p1SSes ol nongView Laaatlc Asy
Ss6 427 % in 1851 Tn the srr1ort II
the common schools, 81 ,2s2, ,aOe64 were
Expended 10 1855, against 81 M ,2o2 gS4,.
91 o., IN ioot'.an increase o. sls,1z4 y, q 4,
aroyvtb of nn,,;Iat;aa y star1dh ~ ~. . ins ~
and a bsjf ner Icent' nsri snrsnSY 9JiS
I nL,g,,I .aC.ss.zs RI VII Eyilsg
.sthI.i hh AUpifoh y iSl AND ThkAsoRERii soREaRiii 4
| The message notices various recon
men ndations of the Auditor Of State for
70, ,.h VOW % ~. os ,,d ,;;
'''' N iN I. : i'F'V =
CT the appralsement system, which will
! be more Just and equitable, and save
hundreds Of thousand of dollars to tbe
Treasury, 1t also warmly eOmmerds the
report of Treasurer Hooper, and ccmpll
ments that gentleman for filling the vacau
cy caused by the removal Of Mr.. Dorsey
OF the last named off ,ial, who, it will be
remembered, was dismissed for using the
funds Of the State contrary to law, tho
IN essage has considerable to say II IN.
stances the following questions as arriis lis
ing out of his removal ',3'' p. .
Firs,-Can the General Assembly
and without So trial or npsa'a
b;S @ "fi.e apd mat y uaosDt9i @ treasurer O u
US soDOud-Gan O @ % 4, ior ~ 'lsa ,h;. or o,hor o,a,
a., .omor ,ho.o ,hroa ~ g.. @ - ~ 49, no.s;nJs "Ie
map ,non ,|0O ~" u USb of ,bo ~
@ nn.t ~ "a wy an, ,hn
I0 rpU'' 20 a;a ;Ss"p ,I;. - .e oO'J'"
ol.os, p 5o.aSSs ~ I S sl% s"s V u -'1N N 'pi' tu
T' MIA .lHastharo,4r o,,or h. ~, co,
.i,n,;oa ,naTbS -. os ~ ~ .ma ,aS S,oUJ oUJ
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1 k0A Per Year We want agents
l.OUQ everywhere 10 sell ourIArRoyfp
S20s Sewing Machines, Three new kinds.
Under andupper feed, Warranted Eve years.
Above salary, or large commissions paid w
The ONLY mschines soldin United States for
less than $40, which are fully licensed by
Howe, WI eelcT e. Wilson, Grover & Baker,
Singer & Co, and Baehelder All, other
cheap machines are infringementsi and the
seller OF user ore liable to arrest, fine, and
imprisonment Circulars tree Address, or
call upon Shaw \ Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
or at No. 1923 Broadway, New York; No. 236
Carter ST., Philadelphia, Pa, No, II LON.
bard's Block, Chicago, Ill. No. ITO West
Fourth st., Cincinnati, OENq. 8 sphuldings Ex
change, Buffalo, MY. ,H,WfH 'TnBnlyf .9ol
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-17

M Man leads woman to the altar -
Ip the. act his leadershiptbegip psand ends;
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- To Die In a Bad Cause

ssithosc whose faNin the rebel ranks un.
dotbledly do Is foolish. But on the other
hand fri iif+ nu f-s1 o'rsu stil 'rAlfft
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ghe Mason 3 Hamlin Cabinet Dream,

Forty different styles, adaptedto sacred and
secular music, for $50 TO 5000 each. q THlR.
TYlFlvE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other FIRST premiums awarded them. Ill6stra-
ted Catalogues free. Address, MASON
HAMLlN, Dosroy, or MASON BROTHERS
Nrw YonK A33gi-fN ,S q sHiaskH
noliyl w.
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\ SHERlFFFS SALE.

e feter Reddfng aud - ~ ~ N'tlf%
BeAjamin. Mckinley. is
BY virtue of an alias vendl execution In the
above case, dulyissued ont or tie Court OF Com
mon Pleas, In and for the County Of Ashland
and State r Ohio, and TO me directed, ] VIM eS-
poseto sale, at Public Auction, on ~ 40
l7AtrsFdy, January 25th, A. ID. 1866,
at the!door Of the Court house In said County,
at O'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
Iseribed lands and tenements, to-wit The North
East quarter of Section sixteen (16), Township
'twenty-ope, (2I, and Range sixteen, (16), max
ing seventy We acres of land NC4f z
y Terms Of sale Cash. - N1-- -
7 soIfg , >. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
r Dec. 20 -4w2spfsI6O g.-.,b'..'tJ'. IL, 'as,,.
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Dr u " iER .i.a.rl.
NJ GRO, ". HIEL, IN. I'D.
u. P.DCOu.1s. ,Mn
: = : : = = -
MiaOqn anooNR,
.U.R.lLSTOr...

RtfT4I1Ai3 EQgoITOH
JEWELLEK and Silver Smith, one door West
Of Potter's Drug Store Ashland, 0hio,7-
oldand steel psns, ,rand q choice variety
Of .lasulrymkept leonslahily, on hand ~
MISUNDERSTANDING for old Gold and lsilyef.
KepaiEipg ,densite order. on reasonable
tsrnsCSSatisfaetorily garrapteds ~ ,o /.
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no. At arrinters' festival, lately, the
following toast.was offered !: "Wompn-
second only to the pFess in the dissemina-
ton Of news p n ,e s.' ~. 8. ''sl'' :
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tlfifOKOK YaBOtrKRYso

aApE,ALARGE ss0RTNENTofFURNI!
tnrsst, oSnsistink 81 Tables; Bpteaus,a Bed.
SieSdss Chairs Of every description, &c..7--
They Keep CONSTANTLY Oh handS a lot Of Nc.
taiiid Bpfial Essssaha Caskeiss, Hasihgn
nsxnSSrsslhey vim attend prsPptlyto tof6n.
etslsip any par, Vf ltle cophtY. Furniture
made order ESSR one Door East Of tbe
Peat palSSt tuP siSlFs as.it .s'ii'l CySlPRRSoO)i
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lio SiasI INEBRIATE AsYLpMs, u.s. aias.
On the above Institutions the message

B Some Of my predecessors have recon.
mended the establishments Of Inebriate
Asylums DTunkenness isE again becom
ing much too common d vice. And, in
all probability, as other excitements Of
the war shall subside, it will continue and
increase, It may, therefore,, perhaps be
well enough, for the General Assembly
again to consider this matter If,iu your
judgment, the duapces Of the State will
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IMMIGRATION.
niisnMni THB IOH0LhRA.

The laFptSaohihgn nSpSstgsh&rse2 Of fAssiaaitil ,Assiaaitilo
cholera, go soon Pfobsbfy TO sfilicf tic
hearts Of our people by its distinctions u
life. and happiness, must occupy your
gravest deliberations. What can you DO
is difficult to determine, 1t may be that
the best thing you cin do will be to aa.
.thor:zc the cities, towns and villages Of
the State to legislato (within your own
we'll indicated and prescribed, directions
and limits) for its prevention and allevia.
ton The usage is . bad Que as q, system
Of Legislation. But f. there are some
cases in which the delegation Of such au:
Athority must be granted, this would real.
ly seem to be one Of them. e
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s9UsH7II"9 Ius snHoIII q q nbll J9H
mn nI .aaw algl shl sdiyub ,y.ura 80
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ssaias5Id 90 b9ill0'i9l551 l33i .
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81 Jd.Ta Mecca .gBs,

ATTORNEY and CounsellQrdt Law. Ashland
Ohio. Office in Tho Brick building oyer
Singers HlrdSate Strc!lHTSIu IS
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GOvERNOResANDERSON,S
tfo ss,absinkESSAiGEz73yals yaion

. ,1lEhn01 ~ sgut5++-saliiS1t Dlsn OnV ~
y The message ofiGoteruor Anderson 10
q locument IF, ,aeyhdlength that we pre-.
sent ~ essential Portions il IRE form Of
sypoPsss quoting verbatim the most iu.-
pcrtantIpassagesii0n ni arab 80 .aing I
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bnB taraN T3Hlo u07f 9Ft
lq'eFe'S ,sIadHsd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-12
Cleveland Market,

FLOUR-Good country Xxx red was offered on
Change at 80 IS, small sales choice spring were
made ~ $40 70. Buyers are looking for reaction
in prices.
WHnAT-No. I Milwaukee spring opened and
closed firm at 81 1892 20 asked. to arrive, but we
heard of no transactions. A sale of 1000 bush was
made last evening at 81 Is. There is no spring here
in the hands Of merchants. and sales can only be
made % arrive.
OATS-Quet but firm at SOC for No. / State from
store.
.PORK-Quiet and firm, closing 81 90 better for
Mess. No. City mess al $50 90; No mess at 500;
LARD-oacs 5000 lbs at 22c in tierces and 23c
rendered at 203
HAMS-Salcs $500 lbs City sug rcured .canvassed
and uncanvassed, at 2lss22c. COuntry-cured held
at l992Oc.
SHOULDERS-Salts City cured at l4c. COun-
try cured I39lIc.
BACON-teld at lsc for clear; I9c for sugar-cured
uncanvass, d: 20c for do canvasSed
MESS BEEF-ln mode ate demand and steady at
SlS 90. Extra mess $2U o..
DRIED BEEF-ln good demand and steady at 24c
canyassed and 23c uncauvassed
BUTTER-Prime yellow held at 36 SIC; inferior
qualities not wanted and nominal.
CHEESh-New in taic request at l09l6c, accord
ing to quality
EGGS, teady. Ssles 10 bblsat
HlGHW lNES-SaleS 90 hbS at 50 %
ALC0H0L-Hejd at 81 1894 So for rs per cent.
Go!ugne Spirits, 9s per ent. 81 63. Neutral Proof
PETROl EGN- Firm and in good inquiry. Bond
ed he'd at 81 a93Sc for aSt of NAV and June delivery
on cars here and 4ic same delivery in New Y YOrk.
Free 5795Sc fer standard AIDES.
LAKE FiSH-ln fair demand No. l Whitefsh
ss so er halt bril-, No . do Ss co. Pickerel IS OO
Trout 81 OO97 5O Herring IS %.
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New YORK Nrarnet-may n.

C0TT0N-Quiet and firm. Sales ata4s a5o for
FbOUR-Dull, Irregular. unsettled and 25@5os
lower. Sales al 81 IS 40 10 for eX state; 80 40
SO 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and $40 lO9 l3 IS
Tor trade brands market closing dull with declin-
50 "a for reflled
WHEAT-Yer' dull, unsettled and npmnally 80
SC lower, at 81 1898 90 for prime.
ElE-Quet and steady; western s5c.
HARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dnn. .HHB
aCORN-Fairly active and quite firm with a mod
crate export inquiry at779'Oc for unsOund, and 80
9s3c for sound mixed western, in store aud deliver
o0ATS-Qute firm; 4o95lc for new western. and
5s96lc for old do.
.SUGAREDaIl at Il@I2ylc for Cuba and lO15e
l39c for Havana.
M0LAS 5ES-Quiets at 7lc for Porto Rico and SOC
for Trinidad
PETROLEUM-Firm at 25I@2oc for crude, and
refined in bond at 43l9i5e. -
PORK -0pene hrmer but closed irregular;
S3l llh 93l II for mess, closing or S3l II cash
295Og3O 90 for old do and $2j 0O92j so for prime
Also. $3.50 bbls new mess, for May, June and July
sellers and buyers option, at $40 7593l so.
BhEtItir:n at unchangei prices.
S42 OOD43OO
BACON-Qniet; Cumberland cut at l4c
CUT MEAIS-Actiye at l2]59l3Jsc for shoul-
ders, and I7H9lOc for hams.
LARD Market quiet aud heavy at I9922c; small
BUTTER Heavy at 329l3c for Ohio and sGs4so
for state
CHGEsE-Dull and lower at 10000 for common
to prime.
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XXXIXth CONGRESS--FirSt Session.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1865.
2EN AtRE

Mr.. GRIMES presented the joint resolution d.
the Iowa Legislature for the establishment of Ma
tonal Bureau OF Education. which was ordered to
On motion Of Mr.. ANTHONY, it was
ResoJoed. That when the Senate adjourn to-day
il adjourn TO meet on Monday next.
Mr.. CONNESS offered resolution instructing
the committee on Printing to report upon the ex-
pedency of providing against the suppression or
alteration of speeches in the Globe, which, at re-
Mr. GRIMES called up tho joint resolution to
carry into immediate effect the bill to provide tor
the nettsr organization Of the Pay Department of
the Navy, which pruvides as follows:
That for the purpose Of carrying out the pro-
visions of an act to provide for the better or
ganzation of the Pay Department of the navy
with the least delay possible, the President OF
the United stat be and hereby is authorized to
waive the examination of such officers in the Pay De-
partment OF the navy as are on duty abroad and can
not at present be examined as required by law pros
vided, that such examinations as are requirei by
law shall he ma lie practicable after the re-
turn of the officers to the Unle ed States and no of
Ger found to be disqualified shall receive the promo
tion contemplated 10 the act herein referred to,
Sec. 2. And be 10 further reS0Iged, That the Sec
re,ary of the Navy be and is hereby authorized to
retaia or to appoint, under the existing laws and
regulations such volunteer officers in the navy as the
exgencies of the service may require, until their
services can be supplied by graduates in and from
'"S Mr. ~ iSR MES offered an amendment. which was
adopted, that hereafter naval instructors shall be
staff officers of the navy. -. b., -.. .. ..-.. o..
The resolution as amended was passed
Friday next was, on notion set apart for cousd-
Grafton Of bills and reports from the committee on
MIR. MORGAN presented memorial from the cit
zens Of New Yor asking that Congress insure the
burial Of the remains Of Union soldiers still exposed
on the battle field of Shiloh. gf1H79 m -'r n
Mr.. CHANDLER called up joint resolution TO pre-
vent the introduction Of cholera into the u United
States. a'tII-'HT sdf-'H7
The question was upon the amendment of Mr..
Edmunds changing the provisions in regard to the
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
MeetiOE of RndicaIs-'Ehe Presi
dent Denounced.

Oh uhHulChtS-u ne hFcBls
dent Denounced.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Radical meeting
last night in cOmmemOration of tha capture
of Camp Jackson three years agd. was one
of the largest and most enthusiastic gather
ings ever assembled in the city. Speeches
were made from three stands by Governor
Oglesby, of Illinois, Gov. Fletcher, Secre-
tary of State ROdman, Chas. d. Drake, and
several other distinguished persons. ResO-
lutiOns were passed rs follows:
1St. ReSOlUed, That the question of re-
construction of the rebelliOus States be-
longs to the people, through their,SenatOrs
| and Representatives in Congress, and not
to the Executive. We don approve of
the attempt of the Executive to organize
| and recognize the existence of State
| Governments in those States without the
consent of Congress.
I'd. Meanwhile we are opposed to the
adoption by the General Government of a
policy reviewing in its dealings with those
recently engaged in rebellion, We highly
reprobate the policy OF placing the Govern
ment OF the states to be reconstructed in
the hands of those who have participated
in rebellion against the Federal Govern
ment. .... .... g -H..-.g j
81. We are unalterably fixed in our op-
pOSlblOl w bIC dOllllleSlOl lllJO but NdblOIldl
Legislature of persons who have actively
participated iu rebellion until all questions
growing out of it are settled.
4th. That the wisdom and tlrmness of our
Senators and Representatives in Congress
displayed on the passage of the Civil Rights
bill over the veto of the President, meets
the warm approval OF all true friends of
freedom and liberty. .i'.
9TH. We regard it as the only true policy,
not to admit any Representatives of the late
rebel States into the National Legislature
until they have given ample guarantees for
a truly Republican form of Government in
the future, and we are entirely opposed to
the repeal or modification of the so-called
test oath. ... .--,.,- 81. ..,
9th. That the National policy known as
the Monroe Doctrine, has become recog-
nized principle in the Republic, and the
establishment of an Empire on our border
upon the ruins of Republic cannot be toll
Grated. ,alh-. 81 -. yasa.@
7th. That we are not opposed to, but are
in favor of an amendment to our State Con-
stitlition that can more perfectly guaran-
tee the citizen in the enjoyment of his civil
and religions liberties. .......
Sth. That we hold 1t to be the duty of
Congress not to adjourn before the 4th of
March, 1867, unless reconstruction of the
Union has been settled before that time, in
the sense of the principles laid down in the
Declaration of Independence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-12
Albany Cattle Tarket-mav1I,

CATrLE-Tho Cattle market opened dull with
somewhat " downward tendency, owing to the de-
cline in the New York market last Monuav, but the
demand to-day was active for the New York and
the Eastern markets and prices near up to the
ruling rates Of last eek, tact not much appreciate
ell by the western sellers, however they paid more
tor their stock than they did then. Altogether the
Central railroad has brought in since Monday $500
beeves, and Of these upwards of 1000 have cha nged
sac for ordinary to fair ss@9kc Tor good to extra
and iI{4c Tor choicest extra, nne and heavy.
ShEEP-Ohio Sheep are down t. 6@624c for clip
ped and 7gSAHto light coarse to heavy ine WOOL
ed. Receipts go sales 5000
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-12
Cincinnati Market.

FLOU R-Superfne at 50 5OsIO; extra at $40 259
10 -, and family at Sll % pl2 50
WHEAT-NO. ] new red is held at 90 4OR2 49,
old d. $2 7jg2 so, and extra do 81 9O92 50,
-CORN-NO. shelied at 50 co.. 10 elevator and
70c in sacks.
OAIS-Sales 1900 bush No ! At 46c.
RlE-Thcro IS fair demand for prime. with
sales OF 400 bush No. al sjc, and $50 do on the land
ing n Sic.
BARLEY-There is no change in the market;
steady demand at 81 a09l 25 for Canada and prime
Fall.
PRONISIONS-Mes Pork advanced to $50 759
b. with sales Of 100 bills city $50 So 100 do do at
1870 5O 50 do do at S3o So $50 do do ut $50 75 lCO 40
country a. S3l, and l40 do do at $50.
GROCERlES- The rates asked in the large way
are aS follows: g275ac for fair tO choice Rio COf-
fee lljs9lirc for low Cuba to choice Porto Rico
sugar: l6A9l6.c for hard refined do, and 9O9955
for Porto kco Mo asses In the small way "a J,c
advance on these rates is charged.
WHISKY unchanged market at 50 20, dutv
paid, and 23c in bond.
SEED-.FIsx is in good demand, and the market
is firm at 81 80.
HAl-A fai demand for prime Timothy on arri-
val, at Sl0@u per tun.