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FIUNCLE BILLY WILL STAND THE SEASON
so5, at the Fair Grounds at $50 thu season. insure
o. May and ternin ate on the 3lst of July 1856.
uHjE BILLY is years old, is beautiful bsy color and
saas Pa hands in height He Is well made throughout and
~ isn Y 9st psIeet Il M its pgapoous and suit for al
warrant o ~ W o tOiLn
sns Sy mp HorkshiTe out Of Ghainer famous Tie
the invncihe Beteey Malone bet os4 but one race fanp
when in the lead and heaten by Piauo whom sha ina
beaten previously and did beat aterward by STOCKHOLDERS ou
g Potomac mare Mahomed got BY imp Sovereign 0ui
v For turtAet particulars sppig tn 8', Z 1sNT
WIN BRUFTBN, &C ST Charles street
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g AZ. TODD al CO., DEALERS IN ARTISTS,
Leaf, Brnn9ea, - - SpPs'
PAINTS
OILS,
vARNIsHEs,
GLASS,
@ BRUSHES Kte
One doc ahove Pavdrn,
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i al DyANoEs ON eoNsIeEmENTs or COTTON,
Fo6asaP Slaves Taow Western Produce etc to my friends
h New York, Boston, Liverpool Havre Bordsauz and the
#elt Indies j OSCAR BERoIER
No ia Afaoae hi st,sat a. s..s4. x
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TgEEhTA.Rms

/ LIS AA-1A r n Y SEK.EHA gEs
ias s f5' attention f5agsE improved A.
leNA SoMblNAI19N OuHtttbd& AND fAHYiEs. 1svisf
etnas oe surpassed by ethetA n the Rasd or
ssselness q Angles and durability, which sell al reaEsn
soie prices Ntl tne stock Of 1ths Balls Cues and eS
tns eonneet with the trade Orders by man sssended q
a. fny factory lse FELTON, strset, New York city.
.s W H gRTEFTTfT
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house, Nelson, Palfrey, Poohe, Seruggs Tey-
Tor, weleh ct Wileoxon- senateurs.
lie senat refuse done d'approuyer cette no.
nination.
sur motion de NJ Duvigneaud, robIgation
du secret, en- tant que coneerne les aotes SOU
mis- aulord hui au senat reuni en- seance exeeu-
tive est supprimee.
Sur motion de NJ, Mohan, Ia seanee ezecu-
tive est levee, ct il est ordonne que les portes
du senat soient reouvertes.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Sous Seeretaire du Senat.
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certify The fregoIne TO be copy Of the original Act
Of Incorporation on Gle aud OF record in my Office
u. @, GOTTSlHALK
. We" orleans Juhe IL 1870 Notary Public
l. the nndersgned 90 hereby certify that the foregoing All
OF Incorporation has this day recorded in me- i1s
register in Book Society No. 6, to f52 ~
Signed OHAs Z. SONGS, +
seH D.Ieahs nhe II, 1866 Deputy Recorder.
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loLBEAR cOzMERCIAL COLLEGE

BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and oommedous Hsnsion with Ample and
- Secluded Grounds '6ti H-
Thorough Instruction in ENGLISH LATIN and NonERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY. DRAWING M,
tossher With cheerful domestic ssgeept moral snd po
culture, are offered and assured
TERhs-s4e per month $500 in advance Music and orna
pentas extra
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bsd clothing
Address REV H. b. O. DeREMUs, D. D.,
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NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEMY
~ NEAR BARDsTOwN, RENI UOKY -

Our friends and patrops are inforrnad that NJ IT ,r
Hardis our duly authorized agent M New Oraan. %
receive receipt for any surus which NAV he ina tj
tion. MOTHER COLUMBIA, superioress
J. W. HARDIE Agent
Corner Camp and Natehez streets N O
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10 THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
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JOURNAL oFFIOIRL.

JOURNAL EXECUTE
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

NJ ~ have studied politicians, and
have learned by initiating them, to talk
a few minutes without saying anything
at ALL" said General Sherman on a Ger.
tain occasion butthosewho have their eyes
open don't have to study long to find out
that the place to get cheap goods Of the
best quality, is at thscstofe Of cur fellow
citizen, Il. W. HuoHEs, nearly opposite
the Town Hall. Mr. Hughes has 4 com.
Plete assortment .ofrDry Goods, which be
is selling off at almost cost. He has a
full supply ofsilk Of all kinds to Which
he invites the especial attention of the
ladies' as he feels cOnfdsut that be cap
Please the most fastidious yotary Of fash
ion, both in quality and price, Call apd
examine his stock. sY AB5ASf~
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mz4nDon,t fsil n ealI At MOL Town

IGSaDop't fail to call at,No !, Town
Hall and examine one Of the finest stocks
Of Dry Goods in this market. We called
and went away satisfied that NJ. b.. Par.
MEIY y not only able but willing to sell
goods a little bAes han tho lowesA-,
Don't tell us that goods are coming up,
when PARMELY is selling the best sheet
inngs for % cents per yard, Don't try 70
convince us that c%alicoes arc worth IS
cents, when PARMELY only asks 20 cents
for the, best, and all other goods in pro.
portion. His counters actually groan IN,
der their load Or Nev Goods, and his
g~ehtlemenlyr and accommodating clerks,
Messrs, HUBBARD, SPENCER and RIssER
are anxious to display them 'er
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Card.

70 VIM. OSBORN, Esq Agent Of Home
Insurance 20. Of New York II p
DEAR SIR Permit me to tender you
my thanks for the very prompt and salts
factory manner in which my loss by fire
which occurred in this village q few
days agoAhas been settled and paid in
full by said company. As soon as the
loss wnsreported, the adjusting Agent ar
peared aud cheerfully assisted me in ma
kibgltbe necessary proofs, and instead OIL
waiting tho sixty days, as permitted BY
the Policy, gave me a check in full fol
the amount. e" j. W. CARR.
Ashland, June 81, 1866.
We may remark that the Home Insur
ance Company Of New York, of which
NJ. Osborn is Agent, has The largest cap
ital of any Insurance Company in th'
city Of New York, and las assets to tn
amount Of So, 100000. Last year !
paid losses to the amount Of over 81, SEQ,
600, which is sufficient evidence Of it
promptusss in paying all losses.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

WHO is TO BLAME !-If people grow
thin and emaciated, and fairly die out
by inches from the ravages of dyspepsia
and indiges ton, and who will pity such
people, in tn cir distress and suffering,
whea they neglect to avail themselves Of
the only remedy yet discovered that will
cure them and which We have again and
again repeated land recommended as D
certain cure for dyspepsia-we refer to
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. It is certainly
the greatest, miracle Of the age, for il
cpres all disorders, Of, the stomach and
bowels. rnp nan4tI. 81
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

UnioN SoHooL.-We neglected 10 no.
tics, last week, that, tho Union School, Of
this place, hadsslosed for a vacation Of
tvo months. The last term, under the
supsgyision Of Prof. ]. HARPER GRA.
HAr,:h as been one sf unusual prosperity
and success, II Is the universal opinion
among our citizens that the School is in
better condition now than il has been pt
sDy1siqsf aregysrst years. ThslsupdFS
intsndout he's been pnceasipg in bis labor
for tho Improvement Of the School, and
his untiriOg euersyin this direction merits
him the appreciation which We every day
hear txpressod The average attendance
during tbs,term was very much larger
than q has been for many years. The
tsachen have given general satisfaction
We are glad, % note the fact that our
School y n iuch ! as~urishing condition,
for Il does q thriving little city the
highest honor, fOrtuoiodterpriie in which
people can engage, IL more important in
It's bearing and results, Chan tho work Of
education. We understand that the
BOsid Or Education lave secured he
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

ITO"
The Nations Birthday !
gR1NgNy CELEBRATION,
The Goth Anniversary Of the Declara-
ton Of American Independence will be
celebrated in Ashland by . Grand
PARADE AND TOURNAMENT.

. ~
Companies from abroad will be received
at the Railroad Depot by the Ashllnd
Fire Company aud the Ashland Brass
Band, ( E3 G8lt% ". A III (.
SdS-A FREE DINNER for all mem
bersof Fire Organizations ahdtbe, Bands
in attendance, will be. seryedupl precisely
at ~ o'clockyahdt the Totemsn Of Com
panies from abroad will have their men
in readiness to march TO aH0MAN'S
GROVE, North Of Ashland Al uAsN
Immediately after Dinner will befthe
reading of the Declaration ofldndepend.
ence by Prof. j. HARPER GRAHAM,
ana The Grafton Of the Day BY 2ihu
r.. NJ. ESD,
Of, Ashland. ~fGt Ijaov ne ran oJl
At 3 clock Pm, the trial Of the En-!
gines will come off at the Town Hall.
At 3 o'clock the trial ofthe Hook and
Ladder Companies On Main street. o.'
t 3f2'o'clock the Wheel Barrow
Match and the Foot Race will take place
at the Fair Grounds.
l6g-Dance in the Evening at the Town
Hall. Music by McIlrath's String Band,
Of Cleveland. Supper at the Miller and
McNulty Houses at-l2 o'clock.
The following are the officers ofthe day
Psesident-Judge j.. D. JONES, 81
Vice Presiaent--D, SHOPBELL, 4,
.Secretay-JOHN M. LANDS,
Chief Marshal--J. W. SPRINGER,
Assistant Marshah-IJ. MoILYIANE
and WIN. RALSTON, IN sae s.
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. desperate Bank Robbery.

The Boston Traveller gives the follow.
ipg account Of the robbery Of the R0a1.
doinham Bank, in Maine:
The bank is situated 10 q building by
itself in' the middle Of the village, and
the cashier, Mr. Robert Butterfeld, re.
sides about 100 rods distant from it.
The robbers placed q pitch plaster
against a pane Of glas, 10 the lower part
Of his house, and cutting round it with a
diamond, took out the pane without noise.
They then went to his chamber where he
10y asleep, with his Oldest son, a boy Of
seven or eight years of age. The first
indication Of their presence was q blow
on his head with the butt of a pistol,
which partially stunned him, and a de
nand for "thc keys" Almost blind aud
staggered by the blow he yet refused to
point out where they were. -.aa.t
Succt ssive blows followed upon his
head, face and chest, till the pillows we're
q mass of blood. Thinking they would
kill him, he finally gave them the keys.
They then produced a new clothes line or
bed cord and bound him tightly to the
bed, taking off the bloody pillow case,
which they used as a gag, tying it tight
into his mouth which they forced open
SO. he could make no noise.
His little boy was treated in the same
manner, but not 50 tightly. The only
other persons 10 the houss we're Mrs. b,
and a sick infant in an adjoining cham
Der. Her child was taken from her, she
was tied aud gagged tightly, aud her ba.
by laid beside her '''h
They went to the bank aod opened lht
outer doors, but the inter safe defed Their
efforts Tive Of the scoundrels then re
tprred to the house, released Mr.. B.'l
hands and feet, and putting a pisto! to hi
head, made him 60 to the bank.
They ordered him TO open the safe
telling him, with fearful imprecations, i
it was not opened within sixty seconds
they should shoot him through the head
The brave man refused, though wounded
bleedirg and naked, 10 the middle Of th
night, and knowing his wife aud children
we're at their mercy. Renewed threat
and blows convinced him his life woui,
pay the penalty Of longer refusing, an'
he finally unlocked the safe.
They then led him back to his bed, re
bound him SO tightly that the s%ufferinI
from the cords was terrible, and left hin
Soon he heard a vehicle drive off The,
remain thus lied 1.-THE whole family
they estimate an hour and a half gagge'
and speechless. AT last the little so
Stepped one hand through the ropes, an
at length picked the knots loose srom III
other. Then he united his feet, and
last succeeded in releasing his father
mouth from the bloody pillow case.
His father then told him to 20 and g
a knife and cut him free. The youn
hero Of seven years did SO, and B. relieve
his wife from her thraldom, struck q ligb
and found it 81 O'Clock, The peighbol
were aroused, men dispatched to ever
depot within o circuit Of twenty mile
and the tracks Of the wheels traced Il
wards Topsham. Two masks, q dark lal
tern, . Montreal ae,espdper and a jimm
were found, which the villains have 10
behind them,
The amount taken is about $4,000 i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

-o5THE FouRrH.--To day is the Goth an
niyersary of the Declaration Of American
TDdepfpdsnce-7orr Nations Natal Day
"a diy that inspires every patriotic heart
to leap With joy. Let us all lay aside
the common cares Of life-bury, for one
day 1 least, our political opiuions-meet
together; % brethren Of a common coun,
Try, Win feelings akin to the spiri. tina,
animated the Fathers Of '76, AID hav,
. celebration worthy the great occasion.
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INCONVENIENCE
AUDITOR.

MKssRs. ED1roRs Please annaoaace the
name Of R. NJ. CAMPBELL. Of ashland, as
q candidate for County Auditor, subject to
the decision ofthe Democratic Primary meet
ing, and oblige HIMSELF.
Messrs. EpIross .-ficase announce l6e
name Of PAUL OLIVER, of0keep township,
as q Candidate FOR nomination for the Office
of County Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the Democracy at their Primary meetings.
MANY, DEMOCRATS.
\ EDS. USIox-H. s. SEE is named, by re-
quest ofa great many Of his Democratic friends
from all parts Of the County ss a gentleman
" otthy the position Of Aduitor Of Ashland
County. You viii please, therefore, publish
this Is annnouncemehtf FOR his tcaudidacy for
nomihatin az the' Democratic Primary cleo
tion.n u AsHIANDG0. DEMOCRATS. =
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rS- aBriur IN a child in the way b

IL "Bring up q child in the way he
should 60 and when he is old he will not
depart from IT," The foundation o many
a %ruinous vice is laid in youth, Parents
should be careful where they send their
children for education. 0berhn, Ohio,
has ever been noted for the high culture
aud high moral tone Of its citizens. Cal.
kins, Griffin & Co.'s Union Business In.
slitu.e is located there and offers rare in.
ducements to those seeking . business
education at about haU Me usual rates.
Be sure to send for a circular aud Insti.
tute paper before going elsewhere. Avs
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SCHOOL TAX NOTICE. n

VXTHEREAS the amount heretofore u
w thoriued for the Building Of o New
School House and purchase Of School House
Site Is insufficient, Notice Is hereby given
TO the qualified electors Of the School Dis.
trict Of Ashland to meet OF the Town Hall
Building, on
Saturday, &e 1lh day July, 1866,
Al Q o'clock P. NJ, and vote on the question
Of o levy Of an additional Tax Of " mills
on the dollar for the building Of said School
House. -ff.,'rtNFtlvV
Ry order Of the Board.
f2vsI ]. ROBINSON, President.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04
ls-The surgeons report Show lhat .!

D6-The surgeons report shows that our
armies have suffered greatly from chills
and fever which is induced by the mias.
ma and change Of climate to which they
are exposed. They also find Ayers Ague
Cure is an effcctual remedy for this dis.
temper, and are urging the government to
adopt Il within the regulations The Sur
geou. General hesitates because il is put
up In q proprietary form. However grea,
that convenience to the pubic, he Irefers
the physicians Of the army should give
their own directions for the doses. What
ever professional pride may dictate, he
knows as we'll as VIC do, that DR.. Ayers
"Uure" is almost perfect aniidOte for the
Ague, and that the soldiers should have
the benefit Of il, as we'll as the people,
J Washington Correspondent, D. G.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

~ John Buchanan. offers the follow.
ing tracts Of land fer sale 26a acres in
section 4; t2S7 acres IN section 5 and
one acre in section 8 ; all west of Perrys.
burg, ip jackson township. He also, has
about, 100 head Of good shcap, apd 10
horses. Persons wishing to buy good
land, will do we'll to, call on Mr.. Buchau,
an. gGnEH J4si sth ~ 'ff1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

oRTnE CnoLERA.--It is now pretty cvi,
DENT says the Morthrest, that the cholera
will not spread over. the count ry to any
considerable extent this season. The
Lord. cannot be 80 angry with this people
as 10 chastise them with the cholera and
Che ruls Of the Abolition party at the
same time. she,I teo
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

~ =. R.. MyERs,D Esq the able and
accomplished General Ticket Agent Of,hs
Pittsburgh, F. Wayne & Chieago Rail.
way, will please accept our thanks for re.
cent acts Of genuine courtesy, Mr.. NJ,
is not only a clever gentleman, but one Of
Tie finest railroad men 10 the country.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04
pr ATTORNEY.

EpIroRs UNION PLEASE announce the
name OF WIN. W, CORY, ESQ., as Q candi'
date for nomination for the cncc Of Proseeu
ting Attorney subject to the dec ision Of the
democracy a. their Urinary Meet ings, 70 be
held In August. '''fa'2' 3T''sI"o'PERRY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04

~ ~ The First National Bank make
public report . ftheir standing every three
months. The Juiy report VIM BE- found
IN tlis'paper. rs.s& -, sii ,.assi,
8 Thig institution has recently re6tted
tbSjf rooms, erected a Fire and Burglar
proof Safe, and have every facility for
dong . safe business. On long deposits
theypSy as much interest as other Banks
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04
C~0MMLSSIONER.

EDS. UNION Please ,nnounce the nan,e Of
JOHN VAN NEST, of PerryJasa candidate
{ r the re. denomination for the office of County
Commissioner, subject to the decision Of the
Democracy at ,theiF primary meeting, and,
oblige MANY pEnocnArs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-07-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the underslgu
cd has been duly appointed and qualified Ad'
ministrator Of tho estate Of VIM. Burd, Jr.
late Of Lake TIP, deceased:
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.ilnun;S,iLaHHERIFE

JOHN q. BROWN, Of Hanover Tp..,' Is an
uounced as q candidate for denomination
and election tot hi Office Of Sheriff or Asbl and
! cou nty, subject to thu will esthe Democracy
By HIS VERY MANY FRIENDS.
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~ Let all who delight Is Zip ths
sS2aaiaEas toe is2SAbaai tKs Rife.
mems Ball, this evening.
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The connunication from nF,"
wssEreceived too late for insertion this
Wt5ks II will be- in next week.
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| wM. D, MecSRir;Yg. Is candidate ,fos nom i;
in alton al The Dspocratic Primary Meeting
for The offceof Prosecuting Attorney. -, fin
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EDS. UNIoN-Please announce the nam Of
). P. DEv0R, Esq, OF MoGsets=sry township
as candidate for the nomination # Probate
Jud &c, subject to the decision Of the Democ-
racy at their primary meeting. and oblige
DDT#sNTDEEMefhs9s
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EDHNFn
CLERK.

MEssns. EDIr oRs.-Please. announce thai
III will be o candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for Clerk Of the Court, and that l
will be gralcfulfor the support Of my friends.
l. HIS. KNAPP,