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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-14

Ne have the facility of the best Ma
Eznsry and Workmen, and will give all
~7K& to us our individual atten-
SSma MI orders promptly, warrant our
T&K1s and charge reasonable prices.
9Eee and Foundry, corner of First and
4Ss1 Streets, Evansville, md.
D AB.-Workmen sent to all parts to At
~ york and do repairing.
1sS216m SCH ULTZE, Truman & co
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-14
4gBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,
aa and Brass Castings of Every
description.

nNaIers in Steam Guages, Gum Bel-tni
era Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, BolGth
EEsb, Sc, at Manufacturers Prices.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
The Poliii col Situation.

Within the past SIX days we have coo.
versed with gentlemen from all parts Of
the State, and in answer 10 our inquiries
the assurance is gwen that, 10 the great
political contest, all is we'll. The good
work Of redeeming Ohio from Negro Suf
t,age and Radical rule goes bravery on.
Iu evey county aud iosnship there are
good men and true, Of the Republ can
party, sick Of the Negro, aud stlIl more
so. il possible, Of the high taxation, who
have cast their last vote Tor the party
whose great end seems to be to Cup with
the Negro and down with the " hite"
The signs Of promise were ne ser better
The great work Is being well done, and
it It continues rs it has commenced, the
mpjority for Thurman aud against Negro
Suffrage will be overwhelmingly large.
As General Jackson, in the great con.
test of 1874, said to a friend, put your
shoulder to the wheel-pray to God TOR
success-aud push on the column
Ohio Statesman.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
why II [

Here are some facts which the public
ought to consider:
|. The public debt In May, 1865, was
1850 593 ,526. Two years later il |.
81, 1851 ,289 Two years Of Radical
peace have increased the public debt
Why is III
2. In May, 1855, American securitie.
in London were worth 93} and now III.
Two years Of Radical peace have lessen.
cd the credit Of the Government Why
Is III
8. In May, 1865, gold in New York
was worth 1871 now l40. Two years ol
Radical peacs.lass dsPpeeintsd the cur
|rency. Why isii tit9
We can tell you why: Within one
week after the surrender Of Lee, ii va,
obvious to every body that the North had
won every thing il had professed-to fight
for and. that peace, harmony and pros.
perity we're oil within our reach. Just
about that time q lew Of our leaders Of
the Republican party conceived the ides
Of keeping the South out Of the Union
until its political power could be eontroll
ed for the benefit Of thieves 10 oiEce.-
All the tvrangling, depression and OK,
pense which have resulted sre due 10 this
purpose alone. "A few villains and thieves
10 Coogress arrest the business OF Thu
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Ashley and

Republican papers seem in q lamsnts-
be state Of ignorance - to the recent
exposition Of the Attorney General, Of
the plot Of Ashley, Butler and Holt
against the President. They have not
heard it. Their readers are in ignorance
Of il 10 other places where it is.no ne.
cessary toradical success to suppress the
truth, their papers comment with consid.
cradle freedom on Mr.. Ashley's predica.
ment. For instance the Cincinnati Com.
mereial says: aa.y s
Sanford Conover 10 q great rascal He
is particularly deficient in the virtue Of
veracity. That he will lie and swear. 10
it with the greatest facility, and under
the most positive certainty Of being found
out, is as notorious % bis name. But
what was 4 gentleman Of the "mental and
moral culture" Of the Hon. j. NJ. Ashley,
Of Ohio doing, seeking an intimacy with
this scoundrel? Ashley was engaged 10
rakirg all the cutters to 6ud testimony to
impeacb the President, as II "high crimes
and misdemeanors" we're to be gathered
by the scavengers Of social scandals, II
seems that he established what the spirit.
ualists call a%finital relations with the
~scoupdrel %Jonover, and it is net unlikely
that he believed himself capable Of using
the rascal. A mar Of the mental aud
moral culture Of the Hon. James N
Ashley should not be ,rickey, but the
Hon. gentleman profoundly b%elisves that
he is one Of the smar,est men in the
world, and he understood that he had q
mission to imbeaeh the President. Then
the Cincinnati Gazette has had two let
tiers from Washington, evidently inspired
bv the compelling genius Of Ashley, tell
ing about the mysterious relations Of
johnson and Booth They worked up
rumors such as are contained 10 the re
ported Ashley plot as laid down to Cooo
yer. Upon the whole, Mr.. ashley will
have q chance to vindicate himself.
Why does not the Commercial state
this "dear Ashley" is chief among the
Republican leaders Of Ohio He is the
political bed fellow Of Hayes, Sherman,
ct i'd os,ne genus.
Ashley is .stsone for negro suffrage /;
urges the amendment to. our Constitution
which strik es therefrom the odious word
nwhite."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Ayers SarsalpNarina

re q eonoentr,ted extract ~ ~. sbo,..
root 40 ,ombinsd IN ~. .rh..sns..
81 s,iII srsatsr sitsrs,;ys 49, ~ sso,S
An e6sstnsi sntfdota ~, 4 IN al ( .,;Ils
ia rsnuted q crrs sucS ,sm.S. h. me-
" vsnted nv Iboss vho N. syoM Cir.
mons comnisi MS, and hat M vh;nh x;I a.
oomplisb taeir cure must MA, 81 III. hs.
nroysd. of immenss $3.50 q M. i.r.s
Glass a an, saiieted Ssiiov ..;si,srs HaS
oomplsfelv this comnound St;Ii ~ ~.
besn nroysa AZ eSnsrimspt m msnv !, ths
\ orst cases IA Il fonrd N m soIiaxins eon.
nlaints TStY"|f
soroaul,. s~sroffnlon, svsu,sv. ana o,.s
Skin Diseases pimnIsa pss,.iss Rlo.shs.
Erupiions' a. Anthonv's FL. Rn,. an Erv'
sipeiss' Ts,rsr or ssIt Rhsnm essidrHssS
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e

Az will DO seen by the proceedings oil
the Central Committee, Mr. HsERY' Pr.
TER, Of Milton township. has been nom
mated for County Surveyor Mr. PISEn
isaycung man Of 6ns abilities, irrsproseh.
able character, a Democratic WON there
10 no guile, and i,, ip every respect, CON-
peteut to discharge the duties Of the Of.
aos to which he win be triumptantly
elected. AA usy
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NO..
n. A. GRAY,s SPEECH.

ne We fe-pnblish N. A Gray's speech a
l1iY Youngstown, by request Of many Uniol
Z men. Lend your paper to your Demo
cratic neighbor who is seeking truth, AM
let him learn the history Of the MAJ
II whom the leaders Of the rebel Denocracy
= have selected as their standard bearer
1uAskiand Times.
Where this Gray is known, no person
. pays sny attention to his f~alsehoods, as be
sisscknowledged to be q most unpriDcipled
and reckless liar ; but as the meaner class
of Mongrel papers, like the Times, are
h. publishing bis ISLANDERS, it is perhaps nee
3, sssafy to inform the public Of his
aitrue character. He is a very mean and
malignant creature, who at one time pro
q fesssdto be o Democrat, butaho had MT
brains enough to comprehend the princi-
pics q The Dem9cIatc,pa His speech,
which the Times ~re-publishes, is filed
30 it'll vile SANDERS of Judge Thurman. tho
tpocrztic candidate for G Governor. And
~ 1 only does this dirty dog abuse Judge
Thurman, but is SO far forgetful Of the
proprieties and decencies Of life, as to
make his amiable and accomplished wife
the, subject OF his detestable and coward
aly sbuse. The substance Of the charges
against Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman is, that
they showed attentions to, and bestowed
Charities upon, the Confederate prisoners.
at Columbus during the late horrible
,ooivil war; Very likely this is true. But
LIT was not on account of any sympathy for
che Confederate cause, as alledged by this
yillainous slsDderer, that induced them 10
iAgive q drop Of wator" to the feverish
and suffering prisoners. Their object
was to extend those little ~kiodnesses to
the poor fellows, who, through the for
tunesiof wsr, had become the inmates Of
Northern prisons, that every truly good
man aud woman feels it to be a duty to
ihss.ow upon tbeunfOrtunate without rel
srence to their nativity, religion or polit.
i~eslorinions. The very act that Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman are now. villifed by this
sneat for doing toward the Confederate
prisoners, the people Of the South are
'abussd for not doing toward the Federal
prisoners who fell into their hands during
The var, Apd il is . Tact, we'll known
h Columbus, aud was probably known to
.roais dirty dog. Gray, when he uttered
bis contemplate SANDER, that Mr. aud
Mrs, Thurman have been proverbial for
their lindness aud liberality towards I'm
ida misunderstanding large sums Of
money % provide them with comforts
while awaiting transpOstiea ~ Columbus,
40 and from ne battle fields Of the South.
ssst. Aaeam yas VI saweg u go
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
IGpenchment.

-HAJpsoial says since the late action Of
che President, letters haze been received
4. Washington by prominen, RepObli.
can members Of Congress, which stale
the only remedy Left % insure re-con
sirasiion Il The ippsacbnsnt Of the
President. hli 'tEg ruae7srs3 ga5oi
HiTbsss Issisrs are significant from the
fsst that sesarAi, q Them are from mem
bers Who, il 10 said, at the lee, session Of
0opfssss, SersI Known q cohlsrsatives
ssd epposssss Of i~npsashnsnt. They
farther stats nat he proninsu, movers
= iApesshnsnt are busy = wort and
already are ssnssssisg among thsl nsus
ben u tsst lhs' feeling. ,7ss a5asa.
absm tiiEEQl1aLa<1 oaigc
9ks Clio iisss, ~ s~ssubsnsills, sud
~, > . sssrlj dlisd " shss psyigs
lIss : ssIilsl, sssrssds5 n s. 1870
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
4 QUERY.

Will the Ashlond Times tell us why
an intelligent foreigner, who is educated
in the Continental languages. but who
cannot read the Epglish language, is no,
as competent to enjoy the elective ftauch.
ise as a negro who cannot read o write
in any lanrusgef Ashley, the leader u
its party in Ohio, has introduced Con
stitutional Amendpent TO that eject.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

President JOhrscs has issued an ordei
removing Gen. Sheridan, the tyrsas,
from the command ., New Orleans, and
appointing General Thomss to take his
place. Sheridan u assigned % ,ks Do,
partmsni Of the Missouri, end General
HsseOek 10 the Departments Of The Cum.
bssland General Grsat. = sossssnsy d
Wa, has hssn difssssd y he President
10 ssfsves I'M ssSss ssd y hss ssssss,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Justice Election in Perry Township.

The Democracy Of Perry Township
have nominated Solomon Hohepshil a.
their candidate for Justice Of the Peace.
He is an honest, upright man, aud 10 sv-
cry way qualified for the position fol
which he has been designated. The cleo,
tion will be held on Tuesday next, Sep.
ssmber I'd, and every Democrat 10 tho
township should be at the polls.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

The Salem fM,,.l .h.r.a,. ~.

itnOuKn II has taken a great deal of
time and cost us q vast amount Of money
~ navs ~ last got the stolid Dutch OF
and .Tn.laa I"u me ver1an. 'ous.ers
educated up to the higher law standard.
" hen a few years ego they spat upon
49, assP'sso Aooll,'onists-wea e,
the eolored mani sbonlS Ss ,nsas thar
equals or we would crush the Union
Colored suffrage is now a 6xsd fact. The
loot Of the negro is on the neck OF our
T. onr ,a;l. mn., .a 49, " Ssu "n s NV
'.'' SINGS We We'' 'pa 'na' 'ne
20 restore the union'-
' s-ana no' 'of inc
:" 'as one, aoo
:" 'os o.ner; and the Citizen
= n'in0oa % dispute THESE
'a'ons Oh the Republican leaders
and in their opiuiou. deserved death !,
exile from the arreest and he's, co,.,r.
ment in the vorld.n
IT..
N. p.,nh,;... "
nlsdoe m,ae - a. 80. sn.1
1.-The ranks Of the ,,mv ..r,.a i oon.;...
every thinking mind that ,hs.s .n..;on.
promises were bvnocr;,;c., and von,a ;.
thrust aside on everv oc...;or vbo,. :,
could be safely done. WHEN ,bev ,o,a
the public the war NJ. n, N. Tr,;..
we knew they lied When ,bsv told !.
in vordy resolutions. TIA, n. $50.
not waRed to overthrow N. ;~,.,;,n,;on,
Of the South, or for conquest. We bslisv.d
that peridy and falsehood aotuated every
step; and our predictions have more than
been verified. q
We ara mn, -,..,.,. A., :,
Puritan Massachusetts, ,h., ,r.v h.a a.
termiued long pr;or 10 tbs ~, an, -,
negro (as thew called n. oolo,.a -,
should be made tho eou.l If u. .,ohI
Du,ch Of po,,.rI..,;, a.. -.
suok.rs. and ,bo Ru,k.,...,,t.w W..
or, s,.,o. -, ,,,u uo.n
u,,ovn w,.,t."I.. -,
rr;sh ,na ,-.,;,...s ..t1 c-".
saw ,bout nsoroe. h,;,a ,h.,.
,hs
Massachusetts, Are your SONS and
daughters to nipgls with the sooty and
thick skulled African? Let the ides Of
October tell ths story.
RI, tho p,,;,,, ..,. n. .c.. - A..
negro j, on the neck Of our ancient 70
yilers, and those who are not in opr ,o;ls
must stand from upderr" Ci,;,sn, ~
Ashland county, and Of Ohio. Won arc
now told tina, the foo. Of the negro is on
vour neck. and that ipstead Of beino rres
men, you are to be the slaves Of the ne.
negro and New England Puri,ausl Are
you prepared for your new position! Are
you willing to be taxed and ground to
the earth to support New England mo
nopolies, New England Bondholders;
and then at her dictation. bow your necks
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
ROAD NOTICE.

Notioe 10 hereby given that . petition VIII
IN DO presented 10 the Commissioner 70
Ashland County n their next session, "a "
held on the First No day u BsptshSss, 4.
D., 1857. Praying for The slltsrstion % .
part o. the State Road. leading from hillsrs-
burelte Hayesvills In said county. Asfellewei
Commanding st . certain point sesr he M
Ter Of the south. west quarter n ssstioa ~
(l0) range fneen (l6I teNnship rvsnt1 80
near DE ,eas, 1ins II iaid qusrtsr, lAsnqi
moth through the balance % iaia qlsit|f
q IA Bsetiou, range and tevnship sisfs<'|
milf 4 rrtsohss ne cleared snA q ~ -.
psia aoftA.vsst qpestsf, assss 49,
MANY rErruoNsRan
August It'll, 1867. tw-7.
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y. For Governor,
ALLEN 9. THURMAN, Of Franklin
,,.,ss y Lieutenant Governor,
ies DANIEL 8. UHL, Of Holmes;
.sgSso Treasurer Of State,
c. FULTON, Of Crawford;
Auditor Of STATE. y
JOHN MoELWEE, of Butler;
riuq hosa Attorney General
PRANK n; HURD, Of Knox;
~ oasis o. Supreme Judge,
a THOMAS NJ. KEY, Of Hamilton
Comptroller of the Treasury.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, Of Williams
2 ~ Aember, Board Of Public Words,
sTollARTHuR HUGHES, Of Cuyahoga.
,qss 70 For State Senator,
aia Hon, M MAY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Bridge Notice.

The undersigned will offer for sale, the
building Of the following Bridge and Stone
work. TO the lowest responsible bidder, as
follows:
On Friday, August 2Sd, 1857, al l O'Clock,
P. M, the building Of Stone 'Abuiments for
q Bridge on Broad Street, leading to the Stone
Quary, in Ashland.
Also, ct the same time, q good Bridge at
the same plso e, % feet long BY 20 feet wide,
sides covered with pine lumber, and well
painted.
Also, on Saturday, the "a inst, Of l o'clock
P. NJ, on said day, on the premises Of the
Iufrmary farm, the repairing Of the Crazy
House Such as Mason work, Carpenter
and Blacksmith work, plans and specifca-
tons presented on day Of sale.
JOHN VAN NEST, =.
VIM. C0WAN. }Comr's.
HENRY WICKS.
Aug. IA, 1~s67.-2ws.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
sICKLEs REMOvED.

The President has relieved General
sicklss Of the command of The Second
Military Despotism Of the South, and ap.
pointed Gen. Candy in his stead.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
The Rankrnnt Act.

HArING been, some years since, admit
I ted to practice in The United States
Courts. Am prepared to attend to any % OF
~. JACOBS.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Il hadaasg1l Representatives
WILLIAM LARWILL.
oil sa tU Treasurer
pH. eseia W.. @. HELTMAN.
~,FsSia5 3 Recorder agaa
,95log . othGE0. W. URIE.
bssa5.0s oil IVA Comm ismoner.
.Asalb stii. HENRY WICKS.
.irlg aai al o.1 Surveyor.
boikshaoa HENRY PIER.
Zig u so ~ hfrmasy Director.
edit 40 saisi WILLIAM CRAIG.
Coroner.
ssRnrsfeDR DIR. A. LIMERICK.
Constitutional amendment,
'PNl laA y nnN
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Ysw advertisements,
N01IOE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified Administrator OF the estate Of Jshn
Wsrnes, decd. liz rs STEPHEN BURD.
August 2l-8W =
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LoudOnvlls, Saturday Sept. 18th,
which will be addressed By
Hon. o. /. "vALLANDIaHAM |
AND


Let the People Of the County raj
y and hear the issues Of the day discuss
ed BY these eloquent champions Of De-
moeracy. '..l e
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

n ,saliA Are Fully Warranted g i
BY . special -eertiacate, and this warranted
isgood Of al times against the OempAny %
itss agents. ~ s.gag u. 81 y ia5isa igHrSTu
ROBBINS q APpLEToN,a itoh %
1872 Broadway, NsS Fssk.
July %, In 8,
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rHEEE 49, TO sp~cie alailfies $40 s-ternf.-
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A frASo 90 oaaAs.-Nhi-h SAL I aaYf slit
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Administrator,s Sale

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