The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-11-13

tafe On extraordinary number Of c%ouvicts
il he Ohio ,Peniientiary, This fact 40.
counts for the falling of in the Republi.
can vote.
DR.. Mudd, who is . prisoner in the
Dry Tortugss, faithfully attended the
sick during The yellow fever epidemic
there, all the other surgeons being pros.
trated. He did not lose q case !; and, in
consideration of his services, efforts are
being nadetp obtsin:a Parioub for him.
The New Y TUX Fshiahss aiss airing
again, companies drilling, bands playing,
speeches made, arms being furnished,
new soldiers enlisted, and the hat passed
around.
Two men delivered avery impressive
temperance Lecture, q6a railway track
neal Greenburg, Indiana, on last satur.
day evening. Walking along the track
in q state Of intOxication they laid down
on the rails and were cut to pieces by a
train.
A child, born in Coburg, New York,
weighing ole pouuds pswia its third
month only Weighs two and ahalf pounds.
A gentleman's finger ring will pass over
its arm to the elbow, and its shoes are
only two inches long,
A veteran horse thief named Hale was
arrested in HePkintoa, N H., for steal
ng a valuable orssand buggy at Agus.
ia, Maine. He is rs years old and has
served fifty years in State prisons for
horse stealing.
,AAGsruAn living near Racine, Wis,
killed himself a few days since, by apply.
ing kerosene oil to an ulcer on his hand.
Great swelling and pain onsued, followed
by death in two days. ,-g.
The English Minister and Embassy at
Florence have requested King Victor
Emanuel to treat Garibaldi leniently. It
Is said that there will be no collision be.
tween the French and italian forces.
Italy is quiet. There are umors afoat
to the effect that Garibalii's mind is af.
Ass'eu' Ntftt t..3 .lltfH
Hundreds Of wounded men are arriv.
ing at Terni from the scene of the late
engagements between the Garibaldian
and Papal troops They die conveyed
by special rail road trains. The Italian
regulars acted in a very kindly name
toward all, assisting to carry them from
the station towhere they are laid, weep.
ing Ike women in beholding the sad
spectacle.
Thad Stevens is out with q letter ia
voring the payment of the Government
bonds in ~greenbacks.
It is said General Sherman is the
coming man" We shall be sorry if he
comes this way again. We don't want
To- see him,-La Grange (Ga,) Reporter.
The New York Herald asserts that
Ben Wade somewhat profanely says he
won't back a damned inch on the ne
gro suffrage question, and that hells full
Of such Radicals as feel weak. kneed
about il.
The Nashville a1etto uominates Pen.
dletoD, of Ohio, for the next President,
and John Quincy Adams, of Massachu.
sets, for Vice President.
.FhGNsN York Herald proposes to pay
of the National debt by . grand bonfire
Of Government bonds, and expresses will.
ibgness to furnish food for the flames to
the extent of 100000. .Ii -gsy4qsa
Judge Sharswood lefthis seat Oh the
beach Of the District Court yesterday, az,
ter serving upon it for twenty three years
to assume his place IN the bench of the
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
4 nsteorlite fell in Gardner, Me-, re.
Gently, having the appearance of q ball
Of fire and sounding like a rocket.
The London Times thinks Grant the
most available candidate for Preside nj,
distance lends enchintnsp. TO the.
yisy." .v5ge,5s ego,a y.c,Ji
s11hs wife Of. Mr.. Frederick Essler, a
shotmater- residing at sBroOkiy n, N. Y,
gave birth to four infants on Thursday
morning last. They weigh on an aver.
age eight pounds each The mother and
children are doing well..''t a'no' h'1s
The pardon Of Jas. A: Seldom late.
SECRETARY Of War Of the Southern Con-.
fedefacy, vas granted upon che recon.
msndatiou Of Horace Greedy, Henry
Wari:Beecher aud others.
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