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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-12-15
Sherin's Sales.

Di virtue Of sundry wrs of fcri Jacins to inc
~ directed, ! will sell to the highest bidder, At
rlckens Court House, on Salcday in January next.
the following described property, to wit:
One Tract Of Land. whereon defendant now lives
lying On --, waters of Kcowcc River contain
ing - ncres, more less. Levied Oh MS the
property Of Josiah Chapman, a. the suit of the
state, for Taxes.
One Tract OF Land, lying on roloncl's Fork. con
tanning --- acres. more or less; and one other
Tract, lying on or near ---. containing
acres. more or less. Levied on ns the property of
q. w. Phillips Mt the suit Of Major Cole.
One Tract IF Land lying on Beavcrd I'm Creek,
adjoining lands of + G. brown and others, anI
containing 04o acres more or less. Levied on as
the property Of Andrew Alexander at the suit of
William S. Grisham and james l.. IIagood, md
others
On Tuesday after Salcday. Mt defendants resi-
dence. 100 bushels Corn. Levied on as The prop
erty Of Ezekiel Kelley and Catharine Rogers, at
the suit Of NJ. Il. Mitchell.
One blind mare and one horse wagon Levied
on as the property OF r. NJ. Iambcy. mt the suit of
the State. for Taxes, and j. D. and L. A. Fergu.
son, A,lmrs
On Tuesday after Salcday at defendants resi-
dcnce 100 bushels Corn. Levied on rs the prop
erty Of John f. I.odcn, at the suit Of James w
Hare
On Tuesday after Saeday, ut defendants resi- .
dcncc, one COW and calf. Levied OH rs the proncr-
ty of Wm. Hudson, at the suit of Lhe State, for
Taxes.
On Tuesday after Snlcday. Mt defendants resi-
dcncc, Is bushels Corn Levied on as the prop.
ery Of Aicnjah Hudson at the suit Of the State,
for Taxes.
On Salcday, one bay mare. Levied on MS the
property of j. II. Rutedge, at tho suit Of The
State for Taxes.
On Tuesday after Sale'lay, at defendants resi-
dcnce, one hcifcr Levied on as the property of
John Oakley. at the suit of the State fo Taxes.
On Tuesday after Steday, Mt defcn, It's resi-
dencc, 10 bushels Corn. Levied on rs. % proper
ty of Wm. Heard, at the suit OF tho State for
Taxes.
Three work and one OK wagon, ,vicd on MS
the property of Ellcnburg, at the suit of Il D
Grant.
One gray mare, levied on tho property Of B
Moscly. at the suit Of a b Grant.
Two mules, 2 horse wagon. ] buggy and llar-
ness, sett blacksmith tools head cnttlc, 10 hend
hogs. household and kitchen furniture. corn. fol
der and shucks, levied The property of G W
Phillips, at the suit Of Major Cole.
TERMS, CASH: Purchasers to pay extra for titles
and stamps.
L. THOMAS, SID.
Dec. 6, 1866 II I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-12-15
SIIERIFF"S SALE,

III VIRTUE OF the ii ins in my onicc--.rhDs T.
- Shcor aud others vs Eohrrt Maxwell Jr--l
viii sell nj public cry, at pickcns C.. H. TO ;hc
highest bidder, on SaleIay in January next, the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
HE LIES-THE DOG.

A lying scribble 10 The Cleveland
Ledder Of The 18th inst, over the sigma.
ture Of "Anti Bert, )" gives the readers Of
That delectable sheet a small dose OF his
BILE. In speaking Of the johnson meet.
ing held in Ashland a few weeks ago, he
says:
by reference to the proceedings Of
that meeting as published in the Ashland
Union we find the following names =:
John Smith of Troy, President; H. s.
See, Secretary the Committee on Reso.
l%utions was composed OF R. NJ. Campbell,
DR., j P. Oowan, and j. NJ. lands. The
speakers we're G. W. Hill, W. B McCar.
", II. s. See, j. P, Cowan, l. L. Crane
and j. d. Jones. These creatures are
known all over this county, as the vilesi
Co%pperheads and traitors outside Of the
rebellious States. During the late war
they used the little brains and influence
they possessed to promote the success Of
armed treason"
1t would be very easy for us to rotor,
with words Of truth on this scamp
child Of he'll and spawn Of the devil
and use'words Of far more severity, but
VIC have no desire to do so, as it would
take longer to penetrate his thick skull
with the auger Of common sense, than il
would to bore an oil well with a boot,iack
We have already devoted mere space to
this scurvy traitor than he deserves
We kick the stink from u presence
and will no more pollute our columns by
noticing his slang. We consider it an
honor to be vili6ed by him, but if he ever
speaks we'll of us we will resent the in.
suit. Farewell, ye concentrated essence
Of mcuuncss and scurrilty, farewell.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
The Cleveland I,eader.

80. NHHa.s - N ...
The Cleveland Lender, the leading pa.
por Of ihe Rump Party in Ohio, is very
indignant at US because we sustain Pres
ideut johnson in ais restoration policy,
and endorse his 22d Of February speech
From the daily Of the 18th inst, we
quote:
"The Ashland Onion is infamous as
the meanest and vilest secession shee,
printed 10 Northern Ohio. -
y II declared the war as a failure
and rejoiced at the assassination Of Abra
ham Lincoln, Carrying out the same
line of policy, 1t comments as follows up.
on the Presidents speech
It gives an extra,t from our article on
the Presidents speech, and adds, =
"The Ashland Union and the Oleve.
land Herald take about the same view Of
matters nowadays"
During the Administrators of L lincoln
the stammering Internal who edits the
Leader pretended to be very "loyal"-
asserted that Lincoln wal 1.-THE Govern
ment," and denounced all who did not
sing anthems of praise to his name, as
traitors, and unfit to live under this, the
"%freest and best Government on Gods
footstool," But one short year ago, he
clamored for our arrest and Imprisonment
claimed that u "utterances were foul
ly tfaitorous aud revolutionary" Why I
Because we criticised Lincoln's t%yrannic-
al acts and denounced his gross usurpa-
tions Of power. Then, he hurled his
anath emas at us because we did not sup
port the President; now, he abuses and
vilifes us because we do support him -
Why this change? Is not Andrew John
son as much "the Government" as Abra'
ham Lincoln was And is it not as trea
souable to oppose "the' Government" now
as it was then I But, circumstances alter
cases. While Lincoln was President, the
editor of the Leader was Post Master Of
the city Of Cleveland, and, like a whip
ped spaniel, would crouch at his masters
feet and cry, "the king can do no wrOng.'
But since the editor Of the Herald was
appointed Postmaster, the Leader man
denounces 'the Government" and all
who sustain him, in the most unmeasured
terms. But We care not for the attacks
of the Leader. We ask no higher praise
than the enmity Of such pulling hypo-
critics, white-livered knaves, cowardly
traitors and suffering idiots as the edi-
tor of The Cleveland Leader.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
nON. n. wELKER.

~ Va shall publish the speech Of Hon.
Marin Welker In Congress noxt week.
"a IL the ASHLAND UNION will publish il,
~ will loan them the natter set up. Let
your readers SEQ tho position Of the Hon.
gentlemen BY Publishing his speech, and
dont nilrepresent him Times.
MI. Times, We accept your proposition,
, sOndiiOnally: We will publish Wei.
lsrs speech, aud as 4 compensation fol
syOuf kindness. ve will furnish you tho Ad'
dress Of the Democratic Members Of The
.Ohio Legislature to the People 0f Ohio
which We publish on tho lrSt page Of to-
days paper. This i fair proposition
J vilI you atcepii "Let your readers 500 the
q positIoh Of the Hon. gentlemen By pub
liShiss their Address gsnd don't mis-
represent them. viii you do iti
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21

DG7- The editor of the Rump organ,
down street, being unable to defend Hon
Martin Welker and the cause he advo.
Gates, claims that we have misrepresented
the Honorable gentleman. We deny it.
We did say that no was q disunionist be.
cause he has opposed every measure that
has been offered In Congress, which
would tend to the restoration Of the Tn.
ion that he followed in the footsteps o.
Thad. Stevens, who President johnson
says Is 9 traitor that he was in favor Of
Negro Suffrage ; and that he even oppos
ed the admission Of Colonel johnson, who
had fought CALAMITY during the late wa
in defense Of the stars and stripes, to BIZ
seat in Congress, simply because he wa
elected by the people Of one Of the lat
insurrectionary States. Dare the Time
deny these charges2
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21

~ We notice by the proceedings Of
the Legislature, that Hon. WIN. LAR.
WILL presented . petition from the cih.
sens Of Ashland County, for a law against
the saale Of ale, beer, and wine, as we'll as
all Intoxicating liquors. There is nc
probability IF such ? law being enacted
as long as the Rump Party have . major
lily in the Legislature.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
i6r The Cleveland Herald has q cor.

i6- The Cleveland Herald has q cor
respondent from this. place, under The
nom de plume Of "Bcrt." That the,o b.
ject Of this correspondent is simply to
furnish general news items is self.evident
as the character Of his articles testify
There is also a correspondent Of the Lea.
der from Savannah, that assumes the
responsibility Of "ventilating' the. articles
from Bert. Now, we have a due respect
and consideration for I" Anti. Bert's" good
intentions, but we can assure the gentle,
m,n (if such he be- that 10 the eyes Of the
community his small .veptilations" will
not be appreciated. Such meanness is
beneath the breathing of a dog. We
advise tie can't. Bert to drop such in
dications Of baseness and attempt to seek
the level Of some more inferior animal,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
THE HARMONY OF RECON-
NTRUOfION.

-" l-"1"rNH
negross) is more sacred than to protsc
the white people"
The foregoing language was uttered b.
Senator SHERMAN on the floor Of the Sen
ate in discussing the concurrent resolu
tion Of the House of Representatives
framed by THAD. STEVENS, relative tt
the representation Of certain States, buI
mere particularly to render the restora
ton Of the Union impossible, until negro
suffrage Is forced upon the Southern
Statesn sTosthel astonishment of %all.con'
seryative men in the Senate, Mr.. SHER'
MAN had the bold effrOntery and audaci
ty to give utterance to the obove astound
ing declaration /; yet the burthen Of his
speech Is to prove that the House, the
Senate, and the President are acting in
perfect harmony, and that no essential
differences exist as to the policy ofrecon.
structiOnI Ntw, it is within the recOl'
lection Of all, that President JOHNSON
denouncss without stint, a policy tina,
legislates exclusively for the negro, BY
confscating the lands of the whites for
his benefit alone, thus rendering the
whole South one vast pauper house Of
negroes, to be fed and supported by the
toiling millions Of the white men Of the
country, while the slothful and stupid
8 ION Of HAM rots in idleness and filth !
The President distinctly asserted in his
Veto Message that the millions Of poor
white people North and South had never
asked and urged that they ought to
be fed 10 idleness and sloth out Of the
public treasury Of the country. White
people are compelled by the exigeucies
that surround them to toll from day to
day and year to year to procure in these
hard times, the absolute necessaries of
life. Are negroes any better SHER-
MAN, STEVENS and SUMNER claim that
negroes ere endowed With all the capaci.
ties Of mind!ana body that charaoterlzs
white men /; aud if once free, the same
thrift that blesses the Caucasian will
perch upon the cabins and banners of the
son Of HAM. Then, MI. SHERMAN, why
are we under ''moro sacred Obligations
to legislate for and protect the negro 2
Who 5 afraid Can't SAMBo hoe his
own rowY The fact is, Mr.. SHERMAN
lies, and does it w~ickedly, and wilfully,
when he says the Presiden. and the
STEVENS, SHERMAN party are in harmO'
ny. There is a war, bitter and fcrocious,
going on ; and the very resolution under
discussion was introduced by that OLD
TRAITOR and son Of the Internal, to pre-.
vent the restoration Ct the Union for the
next twenty years; and to tie the hands
of the President, -consolidate the usurp.
ed powers Of Congress,-and overthrow
the Constitution Of our fathers. Then,
let the loboring men, the nechasics and
others Of the country, remember that
JoHN SHERMAN declared upon the floor
Of the United States Senate that he felt
under a more sacred obligation to protect
negroes than 10 protect the white people /;
and be ready always to rebuke his foul
betrayal, at the ballot box. on the hust.
ings, aud wherever such doctrines ought
to be made odious.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
AMMAN ACADEMY

rNHE Spring Term opens the 2Sth day Of
March, 1865, and continues twelve
weeks. u. fthn COZ sii s~isSdao
Students are requested 10 como promptly
ct The opening Of. the term.
Prof. FRAUNFELTER, formerly Of YER
| million Institute and at present. member Of
the DO ,rd of School Examiners Of Ashland
County, has been elected Prof. Of MATHE-
MArics and takes charge ofihe Glasses at the
opening Of the Term. Z
Mr.. J. JOHNSTON, an excellent Perman
and Teacher gives particular attention to
Ptumanship nd Book. Keeping. laia3HI
The advan ges are good. Expenses very
reasonable. III iae L.g,1i
s. 7. BOYD, Principal.
i4R3el IN ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
~ The following is the code Of Of
lenses and punishmeuts introduced into
the Ohio Senate, March 18th:
SESSION.

On motion Of Mr.. Halls Senate bill
To authorize county commissioners to
constructs roads, OF petition ola majority
Of resident land owners along and ada
cent to the line Of said roads, was tax en-
from the table and passed.
The Senate then. resolved itself into
q committee Of the Whole, Mr.. May in
the chair, and after spending some time
therein reported back the following bills:
Senate bill Mr.. Hurd--to establish a
code of offcnses ard punishments, which
was referred to the committee on Juci.
ciary. -
Senate bill, by Mr.. Warner-To es.
tablisb a home for Ohio Soldiers, which
was referred 10 the committee on Military
Affairs.
While in committee Of the Whole, MI
Hurd made an elaborate and eloquent
argument in support of bis bill referred
TO above, which was listened TO with at.
t%ention and much satisfaction by the Sen
ate.
After tbs transaction Of some unimport
ant business the Senate took O recess un,
all l0.morroV morning M nina o'olnok
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
Notice to Teachers.

NULlC6 W 16dCucrS.
TIME Board Of School Examiners Of Ashland
i County will hold the following E1smina-
lions, at Ashland, during the year 1866: q
The End Saturday Of February; m
The Ind and 4th Saturdays of March;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of April;
The End and 4th Saturday of Moy;
The End Saturday of June.
The End Saturday of August;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of September;
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays Of October;
The End ard 18th Saturdays Of November;
The End Saturday Ct December.
These Examinations WILL commence at 0
o'clockA. M, and close at 4 p. M.uss ~
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, signed by OF least two 70
sponsible persons will be required, which
testimonials will be kept on Ale. No certi6-
cate can be .ante-dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving orders
TO teachers for pay, unless they have certif
Gates embracing the whole time Of SERVICE
The School Law requires teachers TO under.
stand the following branches, and be able to
impart instruction In them oil Reading, Wri-
ting. 0rthography, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geograghy. A failure In one, Is q
failure In all, and those not having 0 fol
knowledge Of each and every one Of the above
branches. need net apply for a certificate
Particular attention will be paidto 0~rthogra-
ply, and those nothaving studied Il, will bn
promptly rejected. No private examinatio'
will DO held, and no application "by lsttere
will be answered. Only four grades Of GER.
ti6cates will be issued, viz for Q months IL
months, ID months. and "a months. A GER
tihcate for six months s q trial certificate aud
will not be issued a second time to the same
applicant. Those having certificates for SIX
months must be athletic procure certificates
for u months, or none. School Directors are
requested 10 furnish us reports fthe success
Of teachers, ~ they will aid Us materially
In granting certificates only TO those who arc
successful. , Those expecting TO teach The
higher branches will DO examined according
ly, The standard Of Ashland County Teach
era must be advanced, and applicants will
bear this IN mind. There WILDE no adjourn
mont after Examination commence until they
close. Each appiioantlis required TO pay
fee Of 80 cents % q condition determination,
and must be paid IL advance.
BY order Of the Board, Z. p
n. M. cAMpBELL,Cierk
January 1I-yi9no1s ~ fytei
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
NO Z OLE.

.NOTIOE Is hereby given that tho under.
In signed has been duly appointed ant
qualified Administrator do bonis non, Of IN,
estate Of George Marks, sr,, late Of Mohe
can township, deceased.
Psb. =, lse6-3vsts
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
WOMEN OF THg s0BqH,

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And containing full biographical Eketohes
and specimen extracts from the most cele,
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All the above works are having On i'm
mense sale, and agents are doing spleudidly
everyvhere. Many are making from $40 e
Sl5 o day.
We want on agent In every town In III.
Southern States. Returned Soldier, Ladies'
Teachers and others, will Aud this most profit
BILE employment. Exclusive territory riveh
and liberal inducements offered 10 cavassers
For particulars, address ta99l ~
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
THE EIGHT HOUR BILL,

Will become a law. Under its provisions
eight hours labor q day will constitute q
days work if there be no contract to the
contrary ; and no employee shall under
penalty allow child under fourteen years
Of age to labor more than eight hours
per day. So. isl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
House and Lot for Sale ,

HyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER FOR
l..Salelh his honse andi.lot, ..one h alf mile
south Of ASH aud, on the Mansfield roa d.
The house is new two story frame, with out
buildings the lot contains two acres Of r ich
and productive land. This is a very, desira-
BILE location, and can be bought on the most
reasonable terms. For par t~iculars enquire
Of the subscriber on the premises. ia, -
MICHAEL r. G0DFRE r. y
Ashland, March IA, '65-H
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21

After tbs transaction Of some unimport.
ant business the Senate took o recess una
Ill tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
SOLDIERS REI1EF FUND.

In a previous letter I wrote you Of the
proposition to take 100000 raised by
taxation for the relief Of the necessitous
families Of deceased and disabled soldiers,
aud apply it to the payment Of the State
debt, in opposition to the Constitutional
provision that taxes raised for q specific
purpose shall DO applied to that purpose
only. II was argued that the whole Of
the Relief Fund was not needed for the
families Of soldiers and the above amount
should be1oaued To the State for a term
Of years. II the money is not needed
by soldiers families, why does the Audi
tor Of State recommend the levy Of one.
half mill on the dollar Of taxable proper.
ty for this same Relief Fund The sys-
tenn Of relief hereafter, therefore, will
will not be so general as heretofore. The
law has been enacted making the loan,
aud ! do not believe the money will ever
be returned to the Relief Fund. The
extra mill Of taxes will be assessed, !
have no doubt, but it would not be If The
loan had not been made. Ons-half mil
taxation will raise about 100000.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-21
ELECTIONS,

The New Hampshire election as usual
has gone against us, but we have gained
1000 votes on last years majority J 90 the
Democrats are pretty we'll pleased. The
Republican platform Endorsed the Presi.
dent. The Cincinnati Commercial says
that the johnson Republicans claim tho
victory, aud that the Radicals claim Il a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-05

SwINDLING INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-It, is
astonishing to Us that any man with halt
sense in his head will patronize the horde of
travelling insurance agents who travel about
on that business when he knows he can find
good, safe, reliable agents in town who will
insure in companies that will pay il loss
occurs OF what benefit is it to a man to be
insured if the company does not pay him
when he sustains O lose 1t is safe to say
that one-half of the mushroom companies
who employ agents to go about in the coun-
try taking risks are humbugs, and the other
half of doubtful reliability. And yet there
are scores OF good people who are duped by
these travelling insurance agents, every day in
the year.
The best way is to go to j. NJ. Buford, or
Geo. w. Copp. who are established officers
whore they do business for the most safe and
reliable companies in the United States, In.
sure in any of these new, gas-bag companies
and you don't know whether you have any,
thing reliable Go to Buford or Copp and
you have something to depend on. See their
advertisements, in this paper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-05
C0MMERCiAk.
ROCK ISLAND MARKET,

Rock IsEAnD, June 4.
The current value of the articles namsd below
10 subject to changes but the following qaotations
are correct for the date OF this report:
floar-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
s., 80, at Wholesale, and 81, 40 At retail. Sacks
81, 80 at Wholesale, and g, 90 at retail. Loose
81, 80 at Wholesale, and 81 80 At retail
Wheat-Eo. |, l,35. No. 2, 50eaS0c; Re
ieeted 25a45c.
Cor1-35a35c tor 10 lbs
oats-23a26c for IS lbs.
Rys-40e. So
Bsrley-No. l. 45c;--No.-2, soac.
Beans-50a75c.
onisns-25c per bus.
Potatoes--50a60c.
Eggs-l3c dog.
Butter-vsry choice lots, tor recalling will
bring iSa20c
Sorghum--l0a60c.
Salts, l0a3 rs per bar.
Kerosene Wholesale, barrels includsd, 65c;
retail soc
HighwineR-$2, s..
Uoultry-Livs chickens, $3, 0oa4 90 perd
Dressed, Sc per h., Turbeys, loal5c perlb.
Poxk.-For live hogs, 7issc;
Beehive weight, common 3,o0a4, so. For
prime shipping 6,O0a6 so per hundred lbs.
Eides-GreeR souatry, tic; green sailed, 7c
dry sailed, Zoe; dsy dint, l0c; green calf, l24c
cut, damaged s. gruby price; sheep pslts, 81, o
Say-PFaIris, 5as per tor; Timothy, SSai0
Wood-0sk S., 90 to 800 a cord.
Coal.--At the Coal Valley yard. the Levee,
coal il sold IA cents, the of delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Marketsqusre, at lSsl6 cts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-05
CIT Y 1T EN- s .
New Job Type.

The ARGUS office he's just received from
Phila ielphia splendid lot of new job
type some elegant styles. making the most
complete Job Office 10 this region. The pub
lio are respectfully informed that the bests)oo
oifoe, on short notice and reasonable rates.
Posters, cards, circulars, bill heads, letter
heads. programmes, labels, law blanks, pam.
phlcts, certificates of stock, and all kinds of
Job printing done, in colors, in bronze, or
plain, as desired Give us a call if you want
a nice job.