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Or at the Institute, Riverside, N. J.

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TENHE SUN,

THE SUN,
A MORNING PAPER
Terms of S SubscriptiOn.-By Mail, s. for twelve
months So for six months ST. so for three months.
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sL. RUSSELL j. H. LoNGENECKER.
N USSELL & LONGENECKER,

McD SHARPE E.F. KERR.
CHARPE & KERR, ATTORNEYS
= AT LAW BEDFORD, PA, will practice in
the courts of Bedford and adjoining counties Of
fee on Juiana ST., opposite the Banking House of
Reed Schell. March 2, '66.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
FEaIANIsM IN IRELAND.

Special correspondence from Dublin
and Thurles indicate plainly that another
and more extensive Fenian rising 10 sx
pected 10 Ireland, and that the British
Commauder-in-c hief is forced Y. keep
fully prepared for active exertion at any
momsnt. An action which took place
between three armed Fenians, and the
men Of British flying column, ina wood
near Mitchsllstown, was a most exciting
affair. The bravery Of the Fenians, as
we'll as the rupadity Of their fire, ELECTED
the admiration Of their enemies. The
three Feuians fought 100 soldiers until
one Of their number was killed aud the
other two captured.
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Flood at Alliance.
The Alliance Monitor give, particulars
of the flood of Tuasdav last

The Alliance Monitor gives particulars
Of the food of Tuesday last:
The rain commenced Monday evening".
continued through the hight, and on Tues
day poured dow, swelling the streams and
flooded the streets, About 10 Oh Tues
day the Reservoir Of the Fort Wayne &
Chicago Road began to overflow, that
washed away the foundation. and soon the
agar gave way, carrying destruction in
its path. Houses were undermined, sta.
bles, fences and plank sidewalks swept
away, gardens destroyed. great gulleys
washed FROM one end 70 the other % lots,
cellars filed with water, mud and sand,
and an immense amount Of damage done.
Tho water reached the first floor Of q
large number Of houses, and the second
floors Of many, requiring the removal Of
the inmates on horseback. The losses
from destruction and injury to buildings,
fences, shrubbery, gardens, lumber, side.
walks, bridges. &c, will foot up $4,000
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24

Desstsalipg and killing. Three Of the
United States Express Company have
been scalped. General Hancock is in pur-
suit Of them. a.
The acquisition of Russiap. America
gives ths United States four hours and
thirty-nine minutes more sunlight than il
had beiore-though the sun still sets on
our dominiona.
Prussia has seLt to the French Exhi,
bition Q large cannon, each discharge Of
which will cost q thousand francs, and
knock over FIVE hundred men.
The London Times declares that it is
"the intention Of the Queens Govern.
meut to withdraw at no distant time all
British troops from the American Cont.
nent."
Snow atiil covers the ground in some
parts Of Western Massachusetts,.
Tho subscriptions in aid of the South,
thus, far, amount to S44,377 So.
The tenure Of the dispatches from Eu.
rope imply that, 10 the event OF an Euro
pean war, Aus ria will be found opposed
to Prussia.
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Negro uhrag The Ashland Times.


After searching his exchanges for sew.
eral weeks, the editor Of the Ashland
Tines finally found an article, written BY
lac. D. NJ" an old fossil who writes for
the Cincinnati GozeHe (Radical), which
expresses his views exactly upon the Ne.
gro Suffrage Amendment to the Consti.
tuition. He gives it editorial prominence
and calls attention to it as a every sensi.
BILE article" We subjoiu a few "sensible"
extracts from the article, that our neigh.
Dor may be put upon record, as he may
attempt to dodge the issue before the
campaign is over:
practically, all questions as to male
suffrage in this country are ended. We
are TO have universal suffrage, whsther
for good or evil" * y
"Ohio wW strike the word "white"
from the Constitution, and uoe 10 to
those scho get under The vheels o he loco.
motive, BY woy Of blocking il up"
"Any one who thinks the
Republican party will lose anything by
standing boldly and honestly on the great
revolutionary Negro Equality idea of
the age, is utterly mistaken"
Thus our neishbor has boldly taken his
stand 10 favor of the Amendment--in ia.
vor Of enfranchising Negroes and dis.
franchising White Soldiers, and thinks by
that sign he shall conquer. The Cincin.
natl Commercial, however, takes a differ
ent view Of the matter, as will be seer by
the following, which We take from its is.
sue Of Saturday last:
"Withcut going Into further details ut
present, or making inquiry whether every
principle of sound policy is not violated
by going back now to visit military of
lenses with punishments which were not
threatened or contemplated at the time
the offense was committed land this is a
point to be seriously considered-we in.
auire, what will be the effect Of the
amendment if adopted? Are the people
of Ohio ready to di:trdnchise five white
men for epery black entfranchised? Ia.
king the census table Of 1860, we find
that there was a back population Of 49,.
673 persons in Ohio. Allowing one sixth
as the popula;iono Of voters, We have 6,l72.
aud deducting from this number one third
as having a visible admixtuie Of African
blood, and consequently voters a W, there
remain 4074 who would be ~enfranchised
According TO the Provost Marshal's books
there are "a 600 Ohio soldiers still charg.
ed with desertion, who will be disfroneh.
lsed under the amendment. This, then,
is the practical effect of the amendment
tinkered and hotcked INTO its present
shape by u Legislature either TOO timid t.
meet the suffrage question squarely, OF
insinceie in its professions Of desire-of on
, franchisine the few blacks in Ohio.
, "When the people come to understand
the bearing Of the amendment, and the
: injustice it will work to thousands Of mer
who we're IN the army, they will put !,
undor their feet. Tho Republican Con
veniion will, we expect, have to repudiatt
> the potched job ofthe legislature"
4 Won't there be o rafting among thu
t dry bones when the Abolition Convention
meets 10 June?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
COLUMBUS.
A Retrospect of the session.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Enq.]
COLUMBUS, OHIo, April lS, 1857.

n ISetrOspect Oh TIC cssioit.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Enq.]
COLUMBUS, OHIo, April S, 1857.
Two hundred and two laws were passed
by the late General Assembly, ono hun
dred and se~ven,y.ive Of which there was
no more need Of passing than there il Of
rour enacting into a law some trival mat
ter about your Office. The general laws
ought, and in many cases DO provide for
the cases l have named, and yet Legisla-
tors must DO industrious.
Legislatures must pass laws or else the
people will think that they do not earn
their money, and hence, year after year,
the volume OF laws are swollen to hun
dreds Of pages, when a sixteen page pam
phlet ought to contain every thing need
ed by the State and its people.
You can hardly realize how much Of
Puritan bitterness was exibted during The
attempt to pass the bill allowing the
Catholics to make a donation Of their
school houses, which If accepted, schools,
under the Common, school Law, were to
taught therein.
Titus Oates Popish plot created nc
more alarm when first broached, than thi.
attempt Of the Catholics, to get iuio Gem
mon schools. Yankeeism took the alern,
as every one Of the Cody who had seer
amp reverence Plymouth Rock, felt as il
both chrch and State we're in poril. We
have no space for the corresponding
speech.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
NO DODGING.

The Radical Party is fairly committed
Negro Equality and Negro Suffrage.
Tho Cleveland Herald, speaking Of the
Constitutional amendment striking the
word "vhite" tberofrOm, says:
oThs issue is a square one and we're
any person disposed 10 blIuk the issue,
where he cou'd 6nd a dodge or sub,er-
fug6. that would any more, At best, than
msrsly cover his head leaving the posteri-
OF paft exposed, Is more than VI can SOC,
Usiea mea.eag M more dodge thqi 5Su4
naa deags e,N h9tmua, They must
hew rght up 10 the line OF mgR
hood sE6 ,ays, for lh ,shiis. U4sk, cor
lp6r and saddle celored, and must MOI
l1cck 10 zee which way che cbipsay either
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
TRIAL OF MIR. DAVIS.

The New York TriIbune's special says
that AttOrDey-G General stanbery is said to
have recently remarked to the District At.
torney, Of Virginia, that JEFF Davis case
must be disposed Of duriag the coming
term of the Circuit Court Of the United
States, which meots at Richmond on the
FIRST Monday in May.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
Negro Suffrage.


Read what the lamented Douglas, one
Of the greatest Of American statesmen,
said
II hold that this Government was made
on the WHITE basis, by WHITE MEN
for the benefit of WHITE MEN, and
THEIR POSTERITY FOREVER and
should be administered by WHITE MEN
AND NONE OTHERS do not be.
lieve that the Almighty made the negro
capable Of self government" =
When the Democracy time and again,
made the charge, that the aim Of the Re.
publican party was to bring about Negro
Suffrage, they were branded as falsifers,
and many good men in the Republican
ranks. were deceived by the deception
practiccd by their leaders. That many
Of the great men of tho Republican party
did not tolerate the idea Of Negro Suf.
frage is no doubt true, but to continue in
power, they were willing to throw them
selves into that political. maelstrom Of
Radical fanaticism which has swept over
the country, leaving ruin and desolation
in its tracks; the result of all this, is Ne
gro Suffrage, not only in the South and
in the District Of Columbia, but at our
doors in The State Of Ohio.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
BOUrsURRATT

A Washington special gives extracts
from the testimony before the Judiciary
Committee Of the House relative to the
arrest Of John Il. surrsts, whose trial Is
expected to take place next june. 1t
would appear from the evidence given as
that of Dr.. MCMILLAN, that Surratt was
ignorant of the conspiracy to assassinate
President Lincoln, though q party to the
plot to abduct him.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24

fNTT-U ~. ~ -IHH TT"F H.rNF .HH
For Governor,
Ahl-nN G, THURMAN. of Franklin
Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL s. UHL, of Holmes;
TFsasHrsr Of State,
Q. FULTON, of Crawford;
Aaditor Of STATE,
John McELwEE, Of Butler;
Attorney General,
FRANK Fl. HURD, OF Knox;
Spprenae Judge.
9H0MAS NJ. .KEY, Of Hamilton
Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, Of Williams
Member Board Of Public Works.
ARTHUR HUGHES, Of Cnvahoca.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24

a corresponding 10 New York, Nov
Jersey and Penhsyl sapia. win give "a
those States at the fall elections. That
we shail gain mora in the middle than ID
the New England States, We have every
rtse0p 70 believe
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24

FOR SALE.-Circumstanss n.
duce me 10 offer for sale my premises con-
sistipg Of o new frame dwelling house nj
two acres Of good productive Iand-sitnsts
in The Town OF A~shlsnd-at . great pARsAIN.
It must be sold--by eppiyingS soon stgrtAi
bargain may be secured.
sas-Fbr partisulsrs inquire Atths eTimsss
Office, gse1e essasa19 fss ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
VALUABLE FARM
TOWN PROPERTY FOR sALE!I

TIME undersigned desires to change his
means into other business. and now Of
tiers his Fam, consisting of two hundred and
twenty acres, eighty Of il excellent timber
balance cleared and under a good state of
cultivation. Buildings moderately good-an
abundance Of liy ng water from springs in
every field This farm lies within a half
mile Of the Court House in the flourishipg
tow Of Ashland, and the town is spreading
rapidly up to the line of this land. Twill
sell It il one or two tracts, to suit the pur-
chasers. Also my residence on Center Street.,
South Ashland, an Excellent Two story brick
with eight rooms wood house. barn and 9TH
er out buildings are.iI good repair AMI new.
| will FELL at a bargain for the next sixty
days. For further particulars enquire Of the
undersigned at his office. .eAH
~ D. s. SAMPSEL.
april II, lS67-4Sh 10. lsHe
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
J. y. Jones, Agent
ASHLAND, OHIO.
ATTACHMENT.

David Bu6ennysr Bstofs y. W. Smith
All ia We s5l ~ p. Of Montgomery
George .. Moulton Tps Ashland Co. o.
On the 18th day Of March, "A. D. 1881,
said Justice issuei an order Of Attsehmsnt
in the above aoiion for the sun Of SsS,la
The sams will be for hearing April, 26th,
1857, OF ~ O'Clock, AN.
DAVID BUFRENMYER.
swS0. es rs. tAks1.tW 6hA3
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8wAAtfrtissalea
PUBLIC SALEl.

will offer at Public Auction, OF the resi-.
dence Of Richard Hargraye, in .Jeromeville,
on :3.
Saturday. May lin, 1867.
the following property to wit: a
Two gray nnres, two single top buggies,
one double top carriage, one open buggy, one
double set plated harnsss, one me doutle set
common narnes, two saddles and brides, one
! horse wagon, one 2 horse wagon, Glass Q Sc,
counters, Household and Kitchen furniture,
&c, &c.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
Terms made kno wnon day Of Sale.
April 2t-Sw4i.!
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OFFICE oF TnEAupiIoR oFsrATE.l

OFFICE OF THEAUDIIOR oEsTATE.(
COLUMBUS, o, Febfuary7. 1867. j.
II To- hereby certified that the foregoing IT,
a correct statement Of the condition Of the
Security Insurance Company Of New York,
made to and fled in this office for the year
1861
lsEAL. Witness my Hand and Seal o~ficial-
ly. JAS. II. G0DMAN, Auditor Of State
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TOTHE
CONSTITUTION.

rss STATE or |OHIo,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
T WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, Sc
l,iCRETARY Of State of the State Of
Ohio, do hereby certify that the following
is a true copy Of a joint resolution passed
by the General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio, on the 9th day of April, A. D
1867, taken from the original rolls on file
in this Office. ,Fgo.,
In testimony whereof l
have hereunto sub
seribed my name, and
lsEAL.l affixed the Great Seal
Of the State Of Ohio,
at Columbus, the 9th
day of April, 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
Passed April 6, 1867,
A RESOLUTION.
Relative to an Amendment of the Cousii-
tuition providing for the execution of the
elective franchise: II ssft a,.
"Reso!ved, ty the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, three, fIths Of the
members elected to each house agreeing
thereto, that it be, and is hereby proposed
to the electors of this State, to vote a
the hex annual October election upon
the approval or rejection of the following
amendment as a substitute for the first
section of the fifth artic Q Of the Constilu-
tion of this State to.wit: every male
citizen Of the United States of the age
of twenty. one years, who shall have been
a resident of the State o year next pre-.
ceedipg the election, and Of the county,
township or ward in which he resides
such time as may be provided by law, ex,
cept such persons as have borne arms
against the Government oil the United
States, or have fed from their places of
residence to avoid being drafted into the
military service thereof, or have deserted
the military or naval service Of said Gov.
eminent in the time of war, and have not
subsequently, been honorably discharged
from the same, shall have the qnali6ca.
lions of an %o'ector, and be entitled to vote
at all elections q
ED. A. PARROT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW O. MoBURNEY,
P~rssideatof the Senate.
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~BRUBAKRERs i wINBIGLER.

~ s9sara teaibiN ia Eam.
April III els67sn4a E-saoe 4sosf "a
sbaL kia ~ sisi ak s'ase gdw lati
M~-H al
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-24
Democratic Gains in New Eng,
land.

The Buffalo Courier fOois up the Dem
ocrltic gains IN the three New England
States shich have held elecsioDs this
,rrino. a. tnlinv.. "
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Certificate OF Authortty'.
ITO expire or; the Slst day Of Jan. 1881
oFEIcE OF THE lUDITOR OF sTATE.at
I~SsuaAxoK l,HpARTxrar'
Columbus, Ohio. February Z. 1867.
~ .s-.,.sc.--
Whereas, lac oscurHy ihsurasoe company
located AZ new i1fi, lnstAs s9's'e q new
iork mas hlea INNS once ? worn iia.es
ment OF us cohailon, ~ requires py tne Ao'
"ro regulate insurance : omPapies n9s incot,
PoTS;ea oy 'ne s.a,e o. veio, Pas,ea april
, sssi sss..T g.. .ssG. as,l Ts g, asss ls ssS, %s. Ss.,
said Company has furnished tbe Undersigned
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Family Groceries

We have superb lots of all grades, Of Coffee,
Tea, Sugar. Molasses. Syrup. Starch. Raisins.
Cheese, Confectionery, Prunes, Spices fruits
In their season. Salt by the pound md barrel.
soaps, all kinds of Extracts, Dye Stuff, &C.,
a. ~ - ----- L
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a1faeHMENT.


s,sus,sss yi~l4s4.sisf, :
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-31
LATEST.
Northern Hews

WAsHINaroE, October 24.-The re
turns from Virginia indicate the success
OF the convention, and the predonrinsnce
OF Radicals therein, and show that the
whites and blacks were arrayed against
each other almost solidly.
The Democratic candidates have been
elected in Baltimore by $4,000 majority.
Chief Justice Chase writes to Under
wood that he will be in Richmond a, tie
opening Of the court, and IL the defence
desire it, he will try Mr.. Davis at once.
Chase will not remain in Richmond after
the opening OF tue Supreme Court here
in December.
Coifsz. At The Cooper Institute, aago
Gated impeachment, and Grant as the
Radical car didate for the Presidency.
Colfax says OF Grant; "IIe is the no
hlest and the greatest, uniting as he does
the pertinacity Of Wellington, with the
dash OF Napoleon, and his modes,y is only
equalled by his merit.
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Poreign News.

ROME, October lo.-The French Min
is,er hero ha, informed the Pope, in the
nameSof Napoleau, that whatever might
happen France was resolved to main tain
the temporal power OF the Pope and would
no, fai! to garrison Rome. Rome has
been reinforced and the town Of Or,o 70
captured from the Garibaldians.
IL is reported tha. Garibaldi has e,
capped from Capcria and is row in Italy.
LoNDoX, October 2l.-The Italian 81,
uatiGn Ia better. II is said that Italy
satisfies the French demands. The trans.
por!ation Of troops to Toulon has been
stopped. Those ready TO sail have been
drscmbarked. The French war prepara
lions have been courtermsnded. General
Cialdini succeeds Ro,azz as Italian Prime
Miois,er and will form a new Cabiue,
whose policy will be anti revolutionary.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC.
Virginia Elections!

WASHINGTON, October 23.- Prince
William county, conservative elected, l 6
majority; Culpepper county, John Minor
Bolts beaten 62 votes; Stafford county
gives $40 agains. Convention Loudon
county, conservative majority 70; Fair
fax, radical majority, 1co.
RrcuMoND, October 23.-The second
day of election passed off quietly. The
resul. not known.
Alex. Reeves and w. II. Southall, Of
A!bemarle, are beaten.
J O. Southall, conservative, from Al.
bemarle, Augusta ard louisa counties,
elected, by rs majority.
A majority of conservatives have been
elected in the valley Of Virginia.
Petersburg has gone for Convention.
RIcuMoNp, October l9-It is under.
stood that the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Of Virginia, will, Monday next, announce
an opinion, declaring stay laws uncons,i
tutlonal.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-31
Godey's Lady's Book.

The November number OF this charm
ing Magazine has boen received. We
suggest to our readers that now is the
time to begin making up clubs to begin
with January. The November number
contains The following splendid embei,
lishmen,s
A magnificent steel plate. entitled "The
Woful Heart" the usual colored fashion
plate; Sports IN Childhood" picture
for the Juveniles; and still another Of
those beautiful tinted plates--"Scene in
Venice"
The wood-1cut fashions cousis. OF din
ner dress, morning robe, walking suit,
bonnets, aprons, and childreu's sacks.
In the department devoted to fancy
work will be found designs for ornament
ing braid for the trimming Of wraps !;
cro,chet pattern; the buckle pattern !;
new styls OF girdle, &c. &c.
In fact, this number contains every thing
necessary TO make II first class ladies'
magazine.
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Temperance.

The Temperance Society at this place,
Notwithstanding certain assaults, seems to
be complete success and It's benign
Influences are visible in many directions.
Those Church members who object to
the Society, thinking it an usurpetion Of
Church authority, and believing it a band
Cf sinners, will not on this account Join,
are respectfully cited 10 the declaration
Of our Lord when upon earth, "that he
came tc bring sinners, no. the righteous,
to repentance" Christians are bound APP
prentices to the service Of God, and i, is
incumbent on those who profess to he
such, TO aid in every way for the promo
tion Of HIS kingdom. "llc tha. is not
for me is agains, me-" is the solemn dec.
laration. Tell us not that he vino indul
gss in the luxury Of intoxicating drinks,
and frowns upon the exertions OF those
who are attempting reformation in So
ciety, are the meek and humble followers
Of our Saviour. Tell it not, that the pro
fessors Of the doctrine Of Jesus Christ
are the enemies Of cause whose sole
Object is to redeem fallen humanity to
ensure happine's to the wife and give
bread to her little innocents. The Tenn
perauce Society is one OF the stepping
stones TO the Church, and il it does not
meet with success, then-God's earthly
agents are 10 blame.