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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-02-13

President johnson is being held up
by his implacable enemies, as the Veto
President, who'll is alleged, "has already
vetoed q larger number Of bills than any
other Executive 10 our history" This is
true but why is It truel II is not be.
cause tho President delights 10 yetoes,
but because tho legislation Of this ungod-
" Republican Congress is so execrably
bad, that he can notdo otherwise, If b.
would pay even sdscent respect to bis oati
Of Office Scotsman
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-02-13
Democratic state Ticket.

For GorerRor,
ALLEN @. THURMAN, Of Franklin
Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes;
Treasurer Of STATE,
G. FULTON, Of Crawford
auditor Of State,
JOHN McELWEE, of Butler;
Attorney General,
FRANK H. HURD, Of Knox
Supreme Judge,
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton ;
Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, of Williams
Member Board of Public Works,
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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Il No business Of general interest was
transacted during the last week in the
State Legislature. 5a : gotss
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Organized in 1916 LyJ.M BOGLARD.
Having just returned from q six months
tour in Europe, during which time they gave
twenty eight successful Concerts in the Great
ST. James Hall, London, performed at the
Crystal Palace, on the 9Th Of January, befor,
an audience Of eleven thousand three hun
bred and eli hty four persons, also had the
distinguished honor of appearing before the
Queen and RoyalFamily at the Widsor CASTLE
would now most respectfully announce Their
Highly Popular Musical Entertainment, as
above.
Amission-50cts Children rs cents
Commence at "A o'clock. $500
j. NJ. BoULARD, Director.
D. G. WALDRoN, Agent.
2w34.
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n -3IN IN OFT g ~
NrOTICE is hereby given that % petition
IN has been fled in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Ashland Comfy, Ohio, by all the
owners Of lots in the Town Of albany, in
said County, praying that the plot of said
town may he vacated.
Said petition will be for hearing in said
Court on The first day Of the next term thOre-
Of, or as soon thereafter rs counsel eau be
beardli a. qStfei sff as1aF1 el tifGt
ALFRED MILLER, J .t saos
REBECCA MILLER, Petitioners,
TIIOS. McC0NNELL)
ByJ. D. Jones, Attorney.
: 10. 7, Js67-4w2e
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and quail,
fed Administrator OF the estate OF Kobt
CHM, late of Green township, Ashland
County, Oh
W. G. GALLOWAY.
3w34.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10
NEBRASKA, THURsDAY, JANUARY 10. 1867

Every now. and then I seemed 10 catch
at some clue, which vanished as soon as
touched. AT last be turned to speak to
some Of his men. | could not be misiRsn
--IhsEs was 1hs long white hair. the
brown coat. He was he man ] had
seen writing in The captains cabin
That evening. / and the captain told
the story Of tie paper % Captain sqdifss,
who gfsvely and in silence listened 20
cur eonjecinres. He was 10 ih6nkful for
his escape out Of such imminent peril to
question the means By which it had been
brought al out. AT the caplBin's re-
quest. be wrcse .'steer n. W." we
compared il with the original writing.
There could be no doubtO il. Il was
in the same odd, cramped hand.
Can any one solve the myStery
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10
Lyons Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.


These Drops are q scientifically compounded nuid
preparation apd better thar any Pills, Powders, or
NostIums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and eer-
tain SPECIFIC the cure Of eli obStFufens and sup
pressiOns Of nature Their popularity Is indicated BY
fhe fact that over 100 TOO bt tiles annually sold
and consumed BY the ladies OF the United States eve
~ OF whom speak in the strongest terms Of praise
oftheiF great merits. They are rapidly taking the
place Of every other Female Remedy and are eonstd
cred 6y know aught Of them, As the suTest sa-
fest and most infalIiable preparation the world
for tbs cure OF all female complaints. the removal Of
all obstTuctons OF nature and the promotion Of health
regularity and strength. Explicit din ectons stating
when they may be used and expla ming when and why
they should not could not be used without prodn-
cling effects contrary to natures chosen laws Wll be
found carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature Of JOHN L. LYON, without Which
none are genuine sat
Prepared by Dr. JOHN I. LYON, I95 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn. who can be constlted either per-
tonaly, by mail stamp concerning all
private diseases and Female Weakness-Rriee 81 30
psT bott1esi as -u ifd ss 9HI He rJsI
Sold By Druggists everywhere -
C.G. CLARK & co., 70
-gi eensl Agents for U s. and Csnads
JoLLINs BRos. st. Louis. I Wholesale
SC LLER, PINCH & FULLER, Chicago Agents
A. S. HOLIDAY & CO., and w. H.
McCREERY. Brownville. Nebraska,
General Agents. sb li a9 ls4
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10


The Mobile Times iniimases that the
''South will resist with force and change
il its political status" The Charleston
Mercury calls upon the President to re-
fuse to indorse laws that be believes 70
be Unconstitutional. and vaguely hints
that aid could be Obtained, il The fiery
States. The Enquirer asserts thst tie
president is bound by bis cath to main
tain The State governments in lheirjust
rights, and any attempts TO abolish them
by Congress, as proposed by the cause,
would pecessigate- a collision" The
Petersburg. Virginia, Expess also decIar-
estba "if Congress should show no dis
position to relax its grasp after absolute
dominion, and declare itself 10 perpetual
session, the President would have no al
terna.ive Iefl him bat 70 disperse the two
Honses At the point Of tho bayonet." Il
is evident that these irase fellows Of the
South yet need to be put through Sc
yere course Of reconstruction. They are
working for il industfiously, and will get
il to their hearts content in good time,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10


The OswegO Times says that a couple
Of drunken men we're walking along the
tow path the other day, when one Of
them, Daniel Earle, walked Of into the
canal. His associate crawIed down The
bank % his rescue, and succeeded IL get
ling hold Of him. as he supposed, By the
arm, and lifted him up 70 keep dis head
above the water-lhsn called sor help.
Bot when aid reached diem il was found
hat the drunken nan vas holding Earle
By the leg instead Of The arm. and his
head had bsen under water up 20 lbss
time, When tsAen oei lie hsd as g
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10


We often hear Of remarkable cases Of
"absence Of mind.r Here is one equal
10 any we haye seen lately The man
was doubtless very interesting head Of
the family: e fea1
q say, cap'n," said a litte kssnseyed
man, as he landed from the steamer Pol
tomac at Natchez. Il say eap'n this h ere
ain,t all.''. ssE2 KS uafaz sasR sna
That's sll the baggage you brought
on board, ,sir, !" replied the captain.
- We'll, see now, grant ID is all o K
acordin' 70 list4-four boxes, three chests.
two han'.b0xes, q pOrt.manty, two hams
lone part cut--lhree ropes Of inyons,
and a tezkettlsg but yoh see cap'n ! an
duberEOms. I feel ihers's sOmeihin' short.
Though I've counted 'em nine times, and
never took ny eyes of 'em while on
board, there's sOmeship nos right, pOms-
how" 8
swell, stranger. the time is up; there
is ali ] know Of; 50 bring your wife nd
five children Out Of the cabin, and we are
Of"
..rt ,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10

The following ''rules Of the O. are
based upon legal decisions, and ought to
be universally known. The courts have
decided that applicants for tickets on
railroads can be elected from cars Il they
donot offer the exact amount Of .hiy fare
Conductors are MOI bound 70 make change.
All railroad tickets are good gniiI used ;
conditions. ''goOd for ibe day oDly,n Or
other admitting time Of genuineness, are
of no account. Pas:ehgsrs who lose their
tickets can be elected from the cars IN
less they purchase 4 second one. Pas
sengers are bound to observe ldeeorum
ia the cars, and are obliged to comply
with all reasonable demands to show
their tickets. Standing on the platform.
or otherwise violating the rules Of the
company, renders person liable % be
put of the train. No person has right
to monOpoIize more seats than he has
paid for; and erticle left ia The seat
while. the owner is temporarily absent,
entities him TO bis seat on his return =
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10

An editor at dinner Iahe, being ask
edit be would take some pudding, in ,
6ssOf abstraction; Owing % the crowd
Of other matter, We are upabls to 6nd
room for ii.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10


i is bad plan e grease lho uppeE
leather Of shoes for The purpose Of keep
ing them soft it fots the leather and ad.
miIs dampness more readily. Il is bel.
ter 10 make q Tarpish thus
Pot half a pound Of gum shellae. bro
Ken up IN small pieces. 10 quart boitIb
or iug, ceyer Il with alcahsl, cork s liKfsl
and Pas il on 3 shelf in 3 warn plses.;
shake it well several slmess day. .lhsp
add . piece of gum camphoF e. large A.
. hens egg shake Il sslls end u a.fsy
hOurs shake il again and add o1s ounee
Of lamb black; ilihe alsahol b good, i
viii be dissolved il three 6ayss sheR
shake and usa Iii. gssstoo thick, ada
slcahOl-Pour outl1so or thrss tsasposHr
fuls in saursF, and apply il With =
small paint brush. r Ihs msisEiall
Wsrs all gOod, il viii dry u sbon, Avp
minutes, and viii Be rsmoEsd onl7 b
wearing i Of. giving = gloss slmosi
equal 10 Tafent leather.
The advantage Of his PFsParatioa
above others, IS ihai i does nos t.Siks
into The Isa.hsr and maks i hard. bss
remains On he ssrfaes and ysl ekclhd
the water almost perfectly. gks
preparation IS admirable E6I harness
does not soil VI 81 .oash ca IS lad -
mixtures -. 70
11l s1lt4r1 zt 80 arEa hsr f-fr.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

oreanizaiion e much and forcbly any one ore
sent Tor that they ,nly declared his ooe but
enforced the decision by kicking him down starr stH
he thought the cutting scashing wipng out ana
al the same time most dignIned course would be 10
turn the communication unanswered.
The discussion was further INDUCED In, when, BY
vote OF 0s 70 H. tho entire matter was tabled.
Resolutions were adopted thanking Governor Fenton
for his veto OF the Gross Town Railroad expressing OPP
position 10 the Broadway surface Railroad, and warning
country members that legislation n favor OF these rs
road jobs psrayzng the abors OF the party IN MS
city also advocating universal suffrage on the principle
that II must be good for the North II beneficial TO the
South and that they should do II home what they COM
PEELED abroad.
motion that the presidents Of republican assoca-
tons have the privilege Of the oor during the SESSIONS
OF the committee, vas negatived.
char. #eH
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

tee Of the whole on tho Broadway Railroad bill, which
carried by vote Of rs to "a
Mr. MILLsPArGH moved 70 add the name Of Thomas
Mcclellan - one Of the incorporatora
Mr. d. r wooD moved TO further amend BY adding me
names Of y. s. Grant, william T. sherman, Philip 4
sheridan, Henry w. Slocum, Charles B. spicer, y "a
Hobart Ward Alexander shaler Rush c. Hawkins Peter
Cooper and Alexander I. Stewart.
The bill was opposed BY lieesra Creamer, MillsPaugh
d. p. Wood, Speaker Gridley and Younglova h was
advocated BY AessTs Parker. Littlejohn and l. BUCK
Mr. Bruce moved TO recommit the bill 70 the Commit
tee on Railroads with instructions 70 amend 0y putting
up the franchise at auction 70 be sold 70 the highest pd
der. the money to be expended support OF cnansaoe
Nj. D. p. woop moved TO amend BY limiting dividends
TO Ten per can't and providing that the fare shall not ex
The amendments offered by Mr. Bruce and BY Mr. D.
p Wood were lost, 81 to r.
Mr PARKER moved to order the bill to third reading,
which carried 20 TO "a.
Al twenty-five minuts to two O'Clock the House ad-
Wednesdays Proceedings.
ALBANY, April >, 1867.
BnLs PASSED
To authorize the Now York Accidental Insurance Com
For the payment Of the claims against the United
States for the equipment and transportation Of troops
To regulate the grade OF Eighth avenue, New York
To authorize the National Travellers Insurance Com.
pany to effect insurance upon the lives Of individuals
To facilitate the construction OF the CoopeFsown and
Susquehanna Valley Railroad.
To facilitate the Construction OF the waikiki Valley
Railroad. ~
10 incorporate the Homeopathic Medical College OF
New York. a4
For the construction OF an experimental railway IN
New York and westebestey. -,
To regulate salaries in the bureau E the assessment
and collection Of taxes IN New York. 81.
N. f@ PAssED.
To amend the charter OF the village OF Dunkirk.
To amend the act 20 authorize the formation Of gas
light comranes.
To incorporate the Soldiers Messenger and Despatch
Company.
To tho charter Of the Gsrmania Life Insurance
Company.
For the relief OF the Yonkers and New York Fire In
surance Company
To amend the general railroad law
To incorporate the Central Park savings Bank.
To incorporate the New York and African Tr1nsporta-
ton Company
To incorporate the National Savings Bank OF Buffalo.
Authorizing the United States Commissioners to take
anIdavts and acknowledge deeds
To incorporate the Harmonic Social Club Of New York
Recess 10 half past seven j. NJ.
Evening Session.
pAssHp.
To provide for supply water cr the city Of rough
keepsie.
To regulate the taking OF fish in Henderson Bay and
Oneida Lake. rsfs
In relation % the Buffalo Waser Works Company
THE NEW YORK RAILROAD.
The bill TO facilitate the ruction Of tho New York
and Albany Railroad lost
On motion OF Mr. MfLLsPA UGH the vete was recon
sdered and the bill laid upo, the table.
rHr SUPP
The Supply bill then Aken mp and considered In
Committee Of the Whole. Without going through with
the bill progress was repore and the House adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

Apecisl meeting a ths body mas held last night ~
hsadssarssrs Argus Hail. No 600 Broadway the Prssi.
dent M Charles g Spencer. In the chair.
A series OF resolutions was adopted directing the
Union rspublican associations 70 meet d their usual
places Friday evening next snd ccct three delegates
hsse lternstes the Republican State Convention
10 be held ~ Syracuse the 10th inst nominate SIX
teen deesates at large 70 the Conssueual Convention
Also 70 elect abe same number or delegates from each
Assembly district embraced in the Senatorial district
the associations have representatives IN the General
Committee 70 nominate four delegates 10 represent each
senatorial district In the Constitutional Convention
Tho president and secretary Of each association
Mr. John H. white here took She chair, that Mr..
Spencer might read sbe following communication ad-
dressed TO the comnittee through him. and his reply
Hon cH.. g. svxscxR Chairman Of the Union Republican
General Committs:-
s., evening"
Aid street and BroadwA committee of three
%sins. Il possible an ssaicass Arrangement bewssn The
s Ss ne y s
~ Syracuse on the 18th q April and for the adoption
between said ard for the welfare and
s ss
he .sf q
N the selection Of egates y the State Convention and
ss Y sss
whole party IN each Senatorial dsrrt and thue secur
election Of snsh candidates mag be nominated In those
dissrets whore republican ma ajpy should psedosns.e
The character ef our Ssate constituon a. auendcI nay
depend action this time, and hence concesmon
aed ssohasicn Ass bus ihs simple rsqursmssa o. uae
rsssss air. .hs. 70. .l duly appreciate sd f..s. me
y -.TT7 IT NV sET .. WILSON GkEBNsl sue~s.as
n .sf Haa.H Ell a. BLA1sDELk 1Cor,mtssss
7. 8mM 4M JAMES DAVIS
aspensc 70 this document reply was prepared
eharsctcriz,ns tho twenty third street republicans a.
"bread andbuttss orgade,' and instancIng Abram
Waterman - Andrew Johnsons marked card"
Mr. svvwosp IN puppors OF the adoption Of the vsply
soke a length sud With carnsstness CONCLUDING By Ay
n tbst he respected honest democrat more than no
did eyineins, snsskirg, bread and butter, Thuriow
Weed, conservative republican.
hr RnrrssAvp opposed the adoption OF the reply a
rouched IN larguags unworthy The Committee He
new that the communication from Twenty third street
IVES great impcri'nence, ssAt would III become them
70 initiate inpe1insncc. he would send an indignant
answsv, ~ hs - expressed N dixpned ssrms
~. JepOEy vsslA anN unan Ne Tvsssv.th,rs slpaao
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, April 3, 1861.
RxPonrs /,
Amepdins the charter q the villages OF Ilioa and
Hornellsville.
Against incorporating the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company. Laid on the table.
Against incorporating the Pianters Loan and Relief
Company.
Authorizing ST. Luke's Hospital 70 convey certain
lands for the benefit OF the trustees of Lukes Re
treat
incorporating the Montague Theatre Company Of
Incorporating the staten Island Atheneum.
By Nj. PIERsoSTo create department. Of Chariiiesi
and Correction in Kings county; ,.
Nr. II. U MURPHY dissented rom this report
HILLS PASSED.
Authorizing Utica to bonsw $1,000 for school par-
Incorporating the Young Mons Christian Association
The Village OF EllenviIle waier Works bill 4
Authorizing loan 70 the village school distrcs OF
Mailing NOR. srinssss sse.~ ssalnss ipiurins fssii
Essapsiss Coiu.sia essa,y from shs.sps.''ssss q
xItSor.ins Scsss 70 sssssrise 70 sss capital stock Il
lhe whitehall ed PlattsbusE Railroad ag..
Authorizing ths town q QOssnsbug 70 ssus nilses1
Amesdlag the charter Of tssrvillass Of ca.bridga
Incorporating she city Of Binghanton. I'D. d
AmssdAne the Metropolitan Registry Awsas 70 the
For sSe supprsion Of theAade,u IN obscene Stsrasurs
Authoizsng the fornstoa OF companies so The srec-
1aihori.ias joint stock associations 70 bsy4snd hoa
TO sscurs tho navigation Of 9nsiaAa.ake
The villages OF Geddss and Rhinebsck ChartenbiIla
Tne Ralmyn Public Park ball. eM
Changing the.boundary line Aetwesn the towns Of Lee
'nS R..vs % sSoo y As city Of New York
incrsssss the ta1 70 so per pupil
Ssoooofsr The years 1851 ana lsss Esspecsvsiy for
school honsss for colored children. Carried
AusherzInG ,he Villages Of sandy Hi and Fort Ed
Aushersins The South side Railsoad.on Long Island.
TO % ssod sss charter n u. xarks. Savings Bank Of
Amending the charter Of the wesschsstsr County
70 incosporass The Cscss Town Ra,woad Of New yosk
The bin Authorizing towns % subscrss % tho capital
dered 70 . thjsd reading.
ssP cAsAL AnouD NIAGARA rAua
raj sovsmns.s 70 build ship canal around The Fails sf
Niagara was also ordered 70 shrd rcsdine
Recess
Evening sessisp.
BirLs ADVANCED rHmp RHAnrue.
amending the charter Of the Third Avsnus favings
Amending the charter Of the Syracuse sA~inss Issu-
En,.rsiss the povsss = the STATE canvsnssn Of uni
Incorporating the soldssrs' Home, Brookiyn
To change the routs OF Centrsi avenue wsstchsstcr
TO continue shs present NE Of poiass in shs port of
incospsniias ,hs Nssio.a, rssss Company q Ss~
xusAoSsips Ne ccastrec,iss o. N iroa briAss svss
she outlss = Hhsssatees laks 4 : - 8 n. r.
Auskorirss the snlargensns. a Chsnpaan Cans, to
the present siss q hnS Canal provides fes ssssAs
ASsssrras ne saissvsnenl es ne ,hlsssn locks on
;ss s q q oas S ss 1857 =. s.s iss
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

The celebrated stallion Burger, formerly owned by
Homsr Briggs, Of Columbia county, has been sold 70
Joseph Halstcd, Of Copake, for the black geldng
Rhu6arb s~o ycpns bar mares four gear cid con sss
slb OQO 10 sseh
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

Tsesaay Nlshs's Proceedings.
the House, in COMMITTEES Of Me WHOLE considered he
Annual supply bin until ten o'clock, when progress
was reported and hs bin made the special order for
morrow evening.
YBn rpoarwAy nAnnoip mL
Ne fyvvr r,our ncvs6 Ahsa n Hcuno - tnsN cswwiA
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

which the imperial aud liberal armies make upon ther
treasure The cir II full Of complaints and the Mexican
government will enter the Montezuma palace amid .
shower OF reclamstisaa The following 10 . sample,
ssasssi % Tomas we'll. commanded the ns.s.n e.nt:en
Of ssn Lys ro.os during The ssr para q is AsSss the
D. psa II by he merchants ana house. s~nsrs Of Sc town
y s. sSSIsSS s
Sou.s X.s.s. Ds,i.s O. q whsh!hs chief r...dsn.
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si sn s %ons dSs SS'ss;
s:. s. Spss .' ss s:c
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y. S sSs:$SsT ,Ss iSTs, &. e ..ss
sss":lss mo s.s: the he sss:: and ss.%;
= %: f - 4,
2 S: j. psaaas ;crssS d S,sl.sd i
Ss;s sSsnss any iSd ~: could s.ss sssa..
,nd win their aid M Noorlssd vas arsseea pas!
Az, dSa .ons me ssIeas Assssg
large s'd nuSsr o pns veil sewn
pie among them her ss,snnc Msj.s.ys Vice consu rest
sspi u s place IN night When, S' prcsssy WITH View
sy ssS : = 5 psse sa u.s
|. Keeping room for condemned murderers during
ss saiisf .s. ~:
r. SsS L. s
,ancd fornine dag. mo nna order from shs sprsms
head was several u.ass whne tncsreerasd offered ime
date liberty on cDndon OF paying bis qnota Of hs oan
but always declined hoping that bis goycrnmsnt vosA
sooner or niev move y M asssAAncs snd protect him IN
chief q police ard y ths msnssPs slesias bon juan
ard that bis only cSsscs vas bic rus v ~ hs part 81
Upon resspt By Gssai Mejis Of The imperial order 10
set Linn free no Or .Pcle wss offered Mr. Moor
put upon him IN the Of the Emperor sxirnilian
Mr. Moorhead did not pay bm share the for which
he su0ercf.
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
NEW YORK nERA1p THURSDAY APRIL A. ls67xTRlPLE SHEET

s1nd and In thsh prsssut spirit are little disposed
sooeps other than an unconditional surrender con-
sder that Maximan Glands 5ut little chance his
head Il he be captured Should his capture and
hs life b conceded to him. WI be because the Juarcx
govemmcns have . thorough contempt for his poverty
Esoo0sdo yesterday had advanced his force TO within
twelve miles Of Quer6taro; he had made his line more
compact and placed In better position; also shortened
it very much His orders from the government TO
take time for tho liberals afford 70 wait while the
inperialists starve to DEATH
II is even doubtful now II battle win be fought but
that the whole imperial force will be surrendered the
tender merciee OF the constitutional party.