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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03
Blarney from O'sUahoncy.

President O'Mahoncy has issued a
brief address TO the FenislB Brotherhood,
stating that evildisposod persons desiring
to perpctpate dissension in our ranks,
seek to prevent the leading effects of the
Congress Of the "a proximo, by inducing
delegates to remain away from and in ig-
norense of its deliberations.
1t rests with you, he says, to reform
and recover our endangered good name,
and to send hops and cheer to our broth.
ers in Ireland by a full representation
Do this. and Executive abides the perfect
confidence in the brotherhood and the
cause.
Advices, from St. Louis received here
state The Feniaps ofthat city intendsend
ing a full representation 10 the Congress
on Tuesday next. A Cabinet council
was held. yesterday at Uuiou Square Head.
quarters. Two general officers, members
Of the Military Council Of the Irish Re.
public, have arrived. The deliberation
is said to be ola very important character,
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In submitting the above to the publ

In submitting the above to the public
lit,pay not be amissSto notice o few facts
bearing on the subject. ~
The whole number enrolled in the
School is AGA, and these are taught by
seven teachers, SO that on an average,
each teacher is required to teach and gov,
Kern &C scholars ; but by referring to the
above table, it will be seen, that in the
first five departments, each Of which is
taught by a single teacher, the number
of pupils ranges from 70 to OIL. Is it
simply possible for one teacher to do
anything like justice to 10, 80 or go pu-
pills +? Can it be expected that they will
be brought under that moral and intel
lectual culture, or that wholesome and
practical restraint and discipline, which
will make them truly intelligent and re.
liable citizens?
Some of the rooms, too, are so over
crowded that it is almost impossible to
preserve anything like good ordcr-and
promotions have 10 be made long before
tho pupils are prepared for the change
and thus tho efforts of the teachers are
crippled, and the progress Of the pupils
in The different grades and departments
greatly hindcrcd.
We want accommodations and teachers
for at least 200 pupils. Can they be
had I These different grades and de.
partments must be thinned out and thor.
oughly organized Lefore satisfaction can
be rendered.
Cannot something be done to remedy
the evil and place cur schools on n bet.
Ter footing? ~ t'1.H's asa r1i.u1rts
It7must be reluctantly, yet truly con-
fcsscG that Ashland is lamentably in the
back ground in matters Of cdncution and
means Tor diffusine general intelligence
Whyis it ~ We certainly Lave the
means, material and capabilities, to build
up, establish and sustain q first class
school, where the young may enjoy all
the best social ard educational advan.
tages from the Lowest primary grade W
to The finished accomplishments Of the
Female Seminary or the classical attain
ment IF the Academy Student.
Will not:sonicthing be doncY The ed.
ucdtional interests OF our prosperous
growing little city, demand action, imme'
dale, efficient, we'll directed action
Who will move?
M Respectfully submitted,
L o. FOOSE, Sup't.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

d. Prof, AN ALoorT, of pntario,
gave an Elocuticnaryi entertainments Al
theTown Hall on last Friday ]cS,nlog'
Thssappreciative audience will bear us
cut giving testimony to the eminent
ability Of that gentleman us Il thorough
EloSchtionist. 7'The entertainment was a
success, thea Prof. fully sustaining the
Ligh' reputation be enjoys, and added
mapy to highest of admirers. He will
give another entertainment in ASHLAND
W. ~EgidsgGfJt iI 9H "| ID
in q Few weeks. 20 .ia ui DO orr .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03
Sick and Weary OF u,

The editor of the New York Tribune
is thoroughly sick and disguised with the
cry for blood Of his radical associates
He says:
GLOW weary we ore of death doing {!
How perfectly hateful this gallows ap-
pears sbadowing the fare ground ofthe
brightest future America las ever seen
How revolving to be told that this gallows
is to be the only response to the loyalty
OF America j How sad the present gal
lows scandals will appear to our children,
as they turn over the leaves Of living
history, and find the, greatest achieve
Imepis Of Christendom side by side with
the f~quabblirg Of police detectives over q
cordemned, helpless, criminal. and Chi
nessc tricks with the bodies Of dead menu
The last sentence ailales to the mis-.
cradle attempt Of The secretay Of War 10
outrage a corpse BY giving it a secret
and anti Christian burial.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03
baS- We find in Ayers AmericaR Al.

DG- We find in Ayers AmericaR AL
manac, CHOW ready for delivery gratis, by
all agcnts) the remarkable statement that
the temperature Of the earth has not di.
minished more than 1.306th part of one
degree Fabrspheit fr $500, years. To
our enquiry 60alho cdatdlSake sSuch a.
assertion, DR.. Aver writes us the follow
ing answer :r'shipparehus gives the eA.
act record ofidn eclipse IN his time. This
enables us to measure with extreme ac-
curacy the caHhs diurdaI revolutions
since to any eclipse now. Dimiuulion Of
ifs heat would by concentration, short
on its axis and consequently is time Of
revolution on its axis. The data show
that this change has been only as l
state it, matbematical'y and indisputably
u ."-NeW York Journal.
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a. pbo Jaudark tba8 4 Z doaDitsl

E-ETI1-
institution" for producing Colds, Coughs,
aud kindred ailncnts-mnca worse than
sevcps cold westher, and we advise our
readers, particularly those predispOsed to
pulmonary weakness TO see 70 i they are
we'll shod, and allow no change of cloth.
ing, If any one is SO unfortunate as to
contract q cold, cough, hoarseness, or
other pulmonary disorder, we know Of
nothing so efficient as Goes Cough BAL.
sam. Our advice is, take little and often.
TO those who have been living on the
fat of the land through the holidays, and
have got their stomachs ont Of order, we
would prescribe Goes Dyspepsia Cure lit
has cured some very bad cases Of Dys-
pepsia.
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% galEIr.Il y .rnr
cADwEL The u Opticinn = whose in
tended visit We have already announced
will be in Ashland with his celebrated
SpqetacIes on THURSDAY, JAN. 18th, tn
remain q few days. The reputation Of
his Glassesand his skill in fitting the eye
aretso well established here to require
comment. The public should remcmhor
ihats"CadwcB's SPcctaclcs,p are sold y
himself exclusively. Room at MsNul'J
House.
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THE EiGHTH,9 10

Next Monday ushers in this memOra-
bio day in the history Of our country and
of the Democratic party. Arrangements
have been made to celebrate this Occa-
sion, in Ashland, in q style worthy Of its
historic associations. Many from differ
cut parts ofthe county will be present,
and Q lively time and q glorious feast,
both for material and mental man, may
be ANTICIPATED.
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uAlaE I'll ~ I a..|. ~
ACTs.-Itis SAID that the person who
pays the printer between the first and
lastOdays of January, will prosper the
balance Of Abe year. That he will escape
from pill the diseases hat flesh is heir 20.
Vat he won't die Of the cholera. That
children (ifso fortunate as TO have any
fhso wellspriugs o. Joy in his house.
dold9:: won't have tbp measles OIL. the
looping cough, 0r play L"hOoky" from
ch0ol; that hisbabies won't cry at nights
but sleep as sweetly Us little cherubims,
That his wife will have a. most am;aLle
temper, and will not want q new bonnet
in spying or fall. That his COW will come
homea every shouiugs and bis dog never
bay at the, moon; That the, Thomas Cats
Of nsighborhOOdMill not congregatC un.
der his window Is adjust their difficulties
in regular Kilkenny style, or DO disorder
ly in the least. That no one will tread
on his cOgass or carryOf his umbrella
That nobody willy carry off his wood
eSpedHl'if ,tsia'as agRived-Tor call him
'cOpperhsad. That he will get his
paperpsealudy, abat hiG dadghter7wiN
neverdelope withia singing master or fall
in love with a printer II any Of our
readers doubt what is herein stated our
boOLstaro,opthend they can test the mat.
ter 4Aia tSsslSSs rtdaiaB Che truth J,aoosiassa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

SIgGULAR.-An exchange notices the
peculiar fact that three men prominent
in the organization aud history of the re-
publican party, were stricken down while
i ndplgiug m ~pltasurablc recreation
Joshua R Giddings fell by the side Of a
billiard table; President Lincoln died in
athenter, and, Mr., Corwin was stricken
down while enliyeningS the festivities Of
an eEeaing, with jokes 4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03
EIGHTH OF JANUARY GEL.
I ITERATION.

The Democracy Of Ashland Co, have
appointed the undcrsigneda Committee Of
Arrangements for the celebration Of the
approaching anniversary of the victory
of New Orleans. They propose 70 do 50
by having 2 public Supper, TOa'ts; Nd.
dresses, 30 on the evening Of the 9Th Of
Janu airy at the MILLER House, in Ash.
land In carrying out this programme,
the Committee would say, that they
would DC happy TO meet a large number
of the Democracy Of the several Town.
ships 90 that occasion. Lctus eyer keep
freshgthe memory Of the old hero Of the
II orm;tnnoo boaQ q iur sifi tad sliGlqliol .
hSi'niNNSS'I .~44r.Mf.-E IN. .. Hr.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

sS- We pndGrStanl that DR.. j. B. F.
SAMPsEL and Y. GREENEwALD will com
meneo erecting hfsebrick buildings car.
ly in the lspring-sAMPsEL on the Cor
ner6f Mairadnd' Orange streets, and
GREENEwALD on the site of his old
Cloihing Emporium Lee; the good wo:k
20 forward. II.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

barNew Year passed of pleasantly in
Ashland-evsry Que pursuing the even
tenor of Bis way. Several "bOys," about
''half seas o%verjS evidently felt gloriOusly
good, but they conducted themselves as
we'll as they could, UNDER the circumstan-
ceaA fY,titK ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03
NsgrO Difficulty In South Car
Olina.
New YoRK. Dec. %

rfI Nbh tOhn' ivy -"
A letter from Charleston says
The difficulties between the freedmen
and pla'ers on the islands along the South
Carolina coast still continue. A party Of
the old proprietors, accompanied by two Of
General Sickles staff officers, recently
went from Charleston on to James Island
for the purpose of having a conference
withrthc negroes. On approaching the
island in their boat they were confronted
by about sixty armed negroes who would
4 stem 10 no explanations even from tbs
army officers, but threatened to fire on the
FIRST one OF the party who stepped ashore
Two regiments of regular troops were
afterwards sent 10 the island to put thu
freedmen under better subsection.
The army off ,crs in South Carolina
are using every cx'rtioa to dispol the I'm
precision Of the colored people that the
government designs securing them il
possession of plantations
General SlxtOn, Assistant Commission.
er of THE Fieedmen's Bureau for the
State, addressed them un the subject at q
public meeting on Thursday las:. .''
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03
''N ,'niTIolbEBTr.

ThAbhblicydebti6fqthe State Of Ohio,
on the 18th Of October, stood as follows
Foreign and domestic debt si2, 9l9, o14,.
%. I%rredpcible debt (sch0pN $s,2SIr
275,BsIs Total 1e ,lSs 400 ii .sd OF this
1909 SCOTS etfvc PEI cent. interest; and
the reihSia'des l5s Is s0 Is ii six
per cenkeihtetsst,ica 'sd
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

saSEsaidestapd> that the venerable,
Or. HAMILTON, Of wddsworth, will at
tend the eelebfsdod Oh 'the Eighth, and
res.oRd RlaTdast.i aHl ,'Ea'lhA gaS 81 d
iesPVnu w Ayaa99ppi. 10 ifisys+ 40
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

S6- The Hancock Courier. comes to
us considerably enlarged in size and in
q new dress. May the Democra cy give
it a hearty support. 's .a' -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

FoR SAIE-A desirable residence on
Cottage Street can be bought cheap. For
fun partiSnlarS, Gall this office, or FIVE
doors North Of tho Catholic Church, East
side CottSgo strcce.a@ib'T q Fpi''b ls Y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

i6rWes direct attention to the card Of
DR.. NEygoNa deptist, in another column
He is an experienced workman, and in
vatiablyo gives satisfaction. 's''a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

M Messrs. FINLEY & WILLIAMsoS
have disposed Of their Livery Stable anc
dissolved Ixug y
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

!, FoRl sAEE.l- first rate Piano at a
great bargain. Also, q West 4 Wilson
Sewing Machine, For information cal!
at this Office. Z fiG Us 27tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

pa- The Annual Report of the Ash
land County Agricultural Society. will
be fSdnalin another column.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

t6s- Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, 10, Of J /. Dorland,
Main street. Ashland. N.fayT az
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Annual Report Of 4he Ashland
AgrieuIturaI Society.

Annual Report 81 the Ashland
Agricultural Society.
The officers Of the Ashland County
Agricultural Society publish the follow.
ing us the distract Of the Treasurers' 90,
count Of said Society as required by
statuts for the year A. D. 1866, to-wit:
i. O.
To amount received for member
ship fe es-.....--.--.--.- s293, 90
To amt reed from groceries,
Shows, &c. 1876
To amt reed from donations Of
citizens Of Ashland $4,000
To amt received from Admis-
sion fees,...-------.---- 614,25
To amt received from County
Treasury ?.@LL..---.- 1890
b TV1ETI ~ sl5O5,OO
Said Society, have expended as follows,
tO,wit; lItls JLM RI.
BY amt paid D. -&B. JoApston
for enclosing g%round----. 1925
By amt paid J.. NJ. Lands Il r.t
Bro for printing 500
BY amt paid Carter T. Slocum
fpr letbepssnafEssts- sgso27
Il Carpenter work ---.--.- 6i,S7
BY amt paid Isaac. 3. Potter
s0ior stationary, &c ------- 1895
By amt paid / J Sprengle for ya.u
printing------ ------ T,0U
bill priul.ng----g9-7-- 100
printiug.---..---- 1900
By amt aid gate and guard
, duty Observation-Disclosures 1900
BY amt paid Leander Carter
for team work-----...- $50
By amt paid Hubert Mason,
work on track----------- 1926
BY amt paid Jacob Mason do 800
BY amt paid Martin Mason do $500
By amt paid George Corston,
hauling $50
By amt paid William Franks,
= diging well------------- 1901
By am pasd } Sattlcr for pump $50
-. I" A Hall for fixing
well ------------L------ 1,Uu
By amt paid Franks & Mark
ley for cleaning g~roqnd,--- 2,5C
By amt paid j Smalley for
6,0t
By amt paid j B FulkersonfO
Observation-Disclosures 1861
BylapIt paid suudry other per.
sons ,fur vork-.-...-7..-r ID $685.
By amt paid Levi McCuulloy
for makin9d stalls ------. rs7 80;
By amount paid y B Fulkerson 200.
IIior making stalls1-9.-- 12,4;
BY amount paid Aaron Mark
ley rent Of lround-------- 5000
Byamouut paid E slocum for
Observation-Disclosures 23,Ul
BY amt paid Pancoast 4 son
wall psper,-------.----- 7;
By amt paid postage on bills a.
letters. l,z'
By amt paid q s Shiny; ex-
h,bition Of Bufaloes. $50
BY amt paid VIM Osborn. as
sistant clerk TO
By amount paid VIM Gates rs
sistant clerk---------.---- 3,5
By amt paid H B Hershey for
selling tickets.--------- 49,
By amt paid J B f Sampsel
for selling tickets------- 800
By amt paid ] B + Sampsel,
bill. mails, &c.----.------ 1875
By amt paid j B S Sampsel,
for Treasurers f-ees.--.--- $50
BY amount paid L ~Ingmand,
for Secretary f~ees---.--- $50
Amount Of Premiums awarded 367,7I
1855
The annual election for officers Ct sal
Society will BE- he'd at the Court House
10 Ashland, on Saturday the 18th day G
January, A D. 1866, between the hour
of one and three O'clock =. NJ.
E, INGMAND, Sec'y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03
MARRIED


On the 2Sth ult at he residence Of
the brides mother, in Jackson township,
by W. A. G. Emerson, Mr., JOHN KIP
ILlEGER aud Hiss LYDIA r. COLE,
On the s,me day BY the same, ut the
Miller House, in Ashland, Mr.. ALLEN
]. BERRY to MissiJASE HAzzAR.
On tho same day, by tie same, at the
McNulty House, Mr.. SIMON BAFlNG.
ER, Of Indiana, 10 Miss MARYlBAX.
.TER, of Wayne County, Ohio.
By D. Biddinger, Esq, Esq at bis
Office, on December 2i;;SME JACOB
CARVER and Miss LUCR ETA
GOULD all Of Sullivan township.
II, tHNA A1gtnD u bisiAar FAA
On Christmas eve, December Gath, at
the brides father, by the Rev. A. Hell.
wig, Capt H.. II. 'EBERTHART, Of
Wayne county, aud Miss MARY J.
WEBSTER, Of Ashland county. :
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soDsY'S IlADy'S Book
r5L For 1899.

.nii9 qODW 20 THE ,TIt1 brE ?
Fashion Magazine of the World.
" LITERATURE, FINE ARTS. and FASH
ions. The most Tasoiiccnt Steel Engra'.
ings, Double Fashion Plates. Wood En-.
cravings on every subject that can interest
ladies. Crochet knitting. Netting. Embroid.
cry, Articles for theiToilet, for the Parlor,
the Poundoir. and the Kitchen. Everything,
in fact, tO'makoa compile LaiyIs Book.
IN The Ladies' FarOri'e jior SO Years,
No Magazine has been able to compete
with it.
GoDEY'S RECEIPTS p
for every department OF q household. These
alone are worth the price of the Book
: Model Cottages, mo other Magazine gives
them with diagrams.
Drawing 81 lessons fer w young. Another
speciality with Cooley.
Original Music, worth So a year. Other
Magazines publish old worn out music but
the subscribers to Cooley get it before the
music Stores
Gardening for Ladies. Another peculiari-
ty with Cooley. ~ ryT 81
Fashions from Messrs.A 7. Stewart & Co.
of New York, the millionaire merchants, ap,
pearin Cooley, the only Magazine that has
them. S"H '4ha J. r+''u p' sH'
Ladies' Bonnet We give more Of them
lin q year Than any other Magazine. In fact,
the Lad, s Book enables every lady to be her
own Bonnet maker. N+'
MARION HARLAND,o ilahc
W. Authoress Of "Alohe,h Hidden PATH"
I "MtssN sfde@ @Nebsesisp and miriam"
for Cooley each month, and for no
Ebthet magazine. A new novel by her will
be publishedinrlE6B. Wqrhave- also retail o.
lea al our, GA and favorite contributors:
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USE HpMBoLD,s
Ha .stas 5fs
FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU,

In oil cases Of the Urinary organs, whethey
existing in male or female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter Of how lsng
standing. II is pleasant in taste and oior,
immediate in action and more Strengthening
than any of the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken down or deli
cate constitutions procure the remedy at once.
The reader mast be aware that however
slight may be the attack Of the above diseases
II is sure to affect his bodily health. mental
powers, happiness aud that Of his posterity.,
Our flesh and blood are supported from
these sources. .t.l.C L
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

sfgBUsHNELL 4 RoBINsoN's new
briSk is rapidly approaching cOmpletion-
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. 6si ..,iy. TERMS Or willG AQn
'Godey's' Ladys Book for 1895,

v (FrOm which there can be no evlatlon, n
The following are the terms Of the Lady's
Book for 1866:
One copy, one year SO 90
Two copies, one year w
Three copies, one,year W
: Fbur copies, one year ~ 20
q Piye copies, one year, and on extra
~ oopyto tho person getting up
~ the club, making six copies IA %
Eight copies, ops year, and an az ,bor F.,
~ atrs copy "a, the person getting up,
the club, making nine copies q 90
2 Eleven copies, one year, and an ex- a.
ira COPY 10 the person gettin up
w the club. making twelve copies. y 90
BOY All additions to clubs at club rates,
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fG, H"tt tft ly h0i fhNA 'A s4" "s ~
This body organized on last Monday.
There is more likelihood that it will leg.
islate too much, than that it will legislate
too little. And yet, that which reason
honor, the tranquility and material pros.
perity o. the whole country demand, will
probably be let alone. Nous oerronsS d
NO. Report Of Ashland Unipp Sehoo
for the vtefm commencing Sept. 18th,
1865. and ending Dec. 22d, 1865.
Departments. n. pnnouod Average daily
No' MUM Attendance.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-03

1Sy- Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
Vine, % @|i?SSssI &spaef 8 p SQUIRE No
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The annual election for officers Ct said
Society WILDE he'd at the Court House,
10 Ashland, on Saturday the 18th day of
January, A D. 1866, between the hours
of one and three o'clock =. NJ.
E. INGMAND, Scc'y.
January 8, 1866
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ASHLAND PRICEs CURRENT.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BY


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One door West of Town Hall, Ashland.
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Departments.

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No' Attendance.