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New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
ARMY GAZETTE.

General TO bs airy 90 DAYS delry Second Lieut.
eou posei Of the following named Howard 9Th Artillery aud
officers has been Lieut. Col f. e. Brennan,
yens Al Vickrx Volunteer gnd to
Major Gen A. w. ksutr, duty 10 the freemen Bureau
Col 18th nniry: Breyet General Court Martial com
Richard Arnold Captain posed OF the follow Ing named ON
been ordered
em Colonel Iniaury; trial of Cadet w.
Brev Brig Gems Sinev Bsrtark Clark: Br-yet Lieut. Col H.
L. d. Wskus and T. H. Rnger; Clark lrevet Lieut. Co y hoi
Ccls g. G. Gilbert land ID lnntry A. Mortecai
q Chandler O. NJ Bevet Ordnance Department. G. H. Ken
Col Harry GoOdllov, Judge Al fe 3h ARTILLERY u benamin
~ Art'lerY !. D. Mehis Noip' OF
" y. Harding. 9Th In. Ensneers; Breret Majors k o.
f.n ordered before the Retiring Bus 10th niantry w. ioran "a
Bo,d for examination lAriery; James ~ Milan. % In.
Ms tck f.uy and W. Sinclair, III Aft'
leave eTteaicd ineuhA Breyrl tiey Juige Advocate
Lieut. A. W. EYsns, 81 Cay-l
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DEATH OF A MURDERER.

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 4.-B. W. dreene,
who murdered his wife this city several years ago.
~ aoo,,,,ted M, the croupd of insanity. died az the
nryste hospital Of Dr Buell., in Ltehield TINS morning
lie was about C years Of age and leaves an estate oI
nearly s20OHO.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
NAVY GAZETTE.

surgeon Homer hs been nolsect and placed Naig or
~ N. Marine Render der. Commander Richard L. Las
Ptifpti AMI plae ordered Ia command the Slnas
waiting ori,r. III a. Commander J"s ~ hAFNn
Gsorge detached from the ordered 60 ornHne duy al The
Ns. o.pifl Al Chelsea Mnslingon Nsgylard
,I nrl On vrg ore Act comp eted his present
d. ipi,l A..sr, fnsireer NJ lda-s Maon Mills
te;,chei from the Pc ded u the Sasuchanhs
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mauy az -, -
Amonp fbe dresses II the which Mrs Lincoln wore
ON lie night Of the assassnaton; also that In whch she
appeared the occasion Of President Lincoln second
inmaxmSnrston Mrs Lincoln. accompanied by her son
Tad left the city Thursday morning Tor er nome ia
Chicago She had been In New Ju.l one rcek st0I
ming ~ Tho Union square Hotel the S. Nicholas aud the
1tranf refh IfOusC
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

he attention Of Ladies IN cniled 10 the advertisement Of
Uphs. r Goods and Linens By WAEAyES viii ths
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
coIrRr or AppEAIS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 4--The following is the
Day Calendar OF the Court 81 Appeals for TO morrow The
bf inst: MOE s 2as, 2r 90, 2i3 2u 3i5. 2i6. o. ef,
2lg. 30. 2ll, 20. ~
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TIE UEATHER.

Rsrlnrs-Fo N % Y % tLe n FIh-Ihs tast
,.r VS. larrs, At IL 80 MonnsRsnvf ovrrcasti biie
w tbs north rain the 2d Of Spiembe and
r h e,ei h Raunosta rain commenced a. W Of the
M, nd ehangius North kefhaS ass
Ahsruos-Rauyt ossTcssIg rainy Eeung TO II oeoctsiy
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

HARTFORD Ct, Oct "A meeting OF the
citirrns az Hartford was held this evening and Com.
lttec appointed To invite Gen. Sheridan to visit the
ollY II an Carly day.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
ARREST OF A PROMINENT PHILADELPHIA MER-
CHANT

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4.-B. S. Janney,a we'll
known lumber merchant, arrested this morning for
swndlng certain parties out OF considerable sums OF
money by fraudulent representations and by the Use OF
bogus checks. lie stands fully committed for trial
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN PHILADELPHIA
PuILAnEIP FILA. Oct 4-CaDt. Brown. who was

prison for contempt Of court and afterward taken
TO New-York and released upon writ OF habeas corpus
was brought back here. and this morning sent to Moya-
mensnR Prison.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
mps LrNcoLN's WARDROBE.

Mrs. Lncoln's most Valuable dresses, laces,
slawls furs &C. are ON exhibition at No 600 Broadway,
where they have been deposited for sale The following
a. a Martial Lat with cost annexed:
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A Professionas Card.
DEAFNESS.
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR
CHRONIC CATARRH.
AND rHE VARIOUS DISEASES or ruE
LUNGS, THROAT, AND AIR PAssAGB6.
ARE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED Br
DIR. f.. EUNFORD LIGHTHILL,
AT hi, .s, No 1es nprHAvs. Cene noei s wn.
Avenue HOTEL.
omce hour, ,pn Evenings sDa Sundays By ssss
appointment only
A,sasor pvtto the following te'snoass ssaed hss -
bad bses undes bis professional care
PROM TIE REV. T. s. CoRsMLLE.
Rector Of Au sasnls caurrA Ses Ys-l
No. 70 Gouvsassvasr. aev.rsAL
DEAR s It With great pe.,ur, tender yea suovss.s
ment present who may be suffering from like esussS
myse nav through the publication Of ny experience that udsr
your care relief csn be Ob,aine;.
Ihavs been afflicted with many years. sheh ts
threatened the loss Of ny voice. and undermined my general bes
such an extent as to neceas Suspension Of pastoral dG
Two months Of yOur medical treatment however Afforded s
invaluable relief that was enabled to ny duties sod ps
them now wshOu. the slightest inconvenience.
thanks for uniform Kindness co-rse.y. an, Dear s
Yo.rs very gratefully.
Rector Of All s,ias ot.rAl
O.
Proprietor Of Brsvoot HoaS setc. Ye~s
TO THE PUBLIC
Hayus experienced my TIE beneficial effects Of se -
ard experience Of GHTHLL the treatment Of css ~
knowing other treated By him. ts
pessar, u reeormsuag Hy hisrds and the public
c. G. wArW
DIR. 1IdHTHILL's
orPIcE Is ies rprH-Avs.
tOa. bloch souib o. PiAh Avsnss Hotel,
success in Business"
Sal pu.ias Msa
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MINING STOCKS

MINING NIt'hS al.
ss aaJ nrry Aa5l, sgva atlo iiale
-. fgIt. Cow Pint fliti h' q. H.'. ~,
$50, aIts, t.o Opsir FVi ieo" 'N'"'" '''' '"''"'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

.o,,po A. NELSON TO HEAD THE pEMocRATIc
rIrKET-A ii6HT ABOUT TIiE Tia ~n,,t-
ruE CHARACTER OF TnE lioALi N0"'
NAIED.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE STATE or TRADE.

wnsSsToS \. G., Oct t-rhs weather Ia very ~a"
rslanf hele.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09
ID 1 ID

Mrs. MARY MCGUIRE, wife Of Mr..
HUGH MCGUIRE, died of Dysentery,
Sept, 10, 1867, aged Y years,
Also Mr., HUGH MCGUIRE, of came
disease, Sept. 10, 1867, aged 81 years.
Mr.. MCGUIRE aud wife were both
born in Washington County pennsylva.
MIA, and emigrated to Montgomery town.
slip, Ashland County-then Rich,and
County, Ohio, at au early day. Mr.. Nc
CURE visited what has since been called
Montgomery township on a hunting ex.
cursion in 1910. There was not then a
white man within its limits and not
over three or four families within the
bounds OF what now constitutes Ashland
County. He passed over the identical
piece of land Of which he died seized
The following year, (lSll) Mr.. ROBERT
NEWELL entered the farm, which he sub.
sequently sold to Mr., MCGUIRE, and 10.
Gated on it, with his family. Mr.. Nc
CURE filled number of Offices 10 Mont.
gomcry township, and was also InGrmary
Director Tor some time. He was a man
Of fine abilities, but singularly modest
and retiring in bis nature; and it was
with much difficulty he could be pursua.
ded to accept any Office from the hands
Of his fellow citizens. He was a man of
%undoubted integrity [; and his attachment
to everything that conduced to personal
happiness, and neighborhood prosperity,
was u%ndoubted and conspicuous in all his
acts, Very few men have had more
friends in consequence Of their kindness
Of heart, and their social nature, and in.
tercourse among ~neighbors. Mr. Nc
CURE was one CT the very few remain.
ing pioneers Of this township. He had
been preceded 10 the grave by Messrs.
Joseph Sheets, George Swineford, Mr..
McNaull and a number of other pioneers;
and in a few years there will be none 10
tell the story Of our carly Settlements
He was buried in the Dunkard Cemetery,
near the farm where he had so long resi-.
ded. He was followed to the grave by
a large number Of friends. He rests by
the side Of his aged and esteemed wife,
with whom he spent the prime of his life,
and with whom he expects to rise at the
final summouing up Of all things in rela-
tion to earth. Peace to their ashes, and
everlasting rest for their souls in q better
world.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE,

We are not disposed to carp at any Of
the acts of the opposiiion during the
late canvass. To view Of our over
whelming triumph we can stford to let
them pass. A miserable trick attempted
the night before the Election, we fully
exposed in q circular Tuesday morning,
Its effect may be seen in the large major.
ity Of our candidate for Treasurer, Mr..
WIN G.. HERMAN.
But in the afternoon q man offered 10
vote who had lived in this county but q
short time and went back to PeGnsylva-
mia. The judges Of election asked him
the question, "Did you 20 for q temper
airy purpose or with the view Of remain
ingS" He answered u~nequiyocally, with
the Intention of remaining away" The
vote was refused. In a short time this
same mau came back with Judge VIM,
Osborn. Judge Osborn insisted that
he should vote. Other questions we're
put aud his answers wereto the effect, that
he went away with the intention of re-
naming, that il depended somewhat on
his making certain arrangements there,
and that even if those arrangements fail
cd he didn't know whether he would come
back to Ohio or 60 somewhere else. In
spite Of these answers, this Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, William Osborn,
attempted to pettifog the vote through
and insisted that the Judges should re-
ceiVc it. The best commentary on The
legal opinion Of this little pettifogging
Judge is the fact that three Republican
trustees ouerrulei ii and refused the vote
It was the smallest business of which we
have ever heard or read In the Ian
guage of a gentleman who said it to him,
we are not only surprised hut ashamed,
Ashamed that the district should have
elected to such q position a man who
would descend from his place, bedraggle
the judicial krmine aud attempt to pet
tifOg through a vote so palpably illegal
as this one that the Republican trustees,
in spite of him, rejected.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09
NEWS ITEMS.

1t is said that corn sells for eigha cents
q bushel in some parts of Iowa.
Gen. Mcclellan is talked of in connec.
ton with the SUPPLEMENTARY of the
New York Central Railroad.
B. W. Green who murdered his wife
at Hartford, several months ago, and was
acquitted on the ground of insanity, died
at the hospital last week. He leaves an
estate Of nearly 5000 ,000.. Z.
The Pacific Railroad is completed four
hundred and fifty five miles beyond Oma.
ha. as
The President hes ordered the pardons
of Alexander H. Stephens and R. NJ. T,
Hunt ter, to be made out.
Montgomery county is now erecting,
at Dayton, at a csst Of $4,000, a specious
and convenient edifce, as a home for
triendless and homeless children. AT
least 100 inmates will enter the building
as sOon us it may be completed,
The yellow fever at New Orleans is
wonderfully fatal among children from
four to ten years Of age.
The surveys Of the Wisconsin River
are said to establish the fact hat it can
be made navig,ble at a small expense in
all seasons, except when closed by ice. =
Boston is about to wiring ian. honest
penny" out Of the boot-blacks and news
boys, by making them take out licenses
The fastest time in American railroad
ing was that Of a directors train on the
New York Central Railroad, the othel
day, from Hamburg to Buffalo ten
miles in eight minutes, or at the rate
Of s~eveuty-eight miles an hour.
The Columbus Journal doubts the sto
~ Of Mrs. LincOln's being compelled tc
sell her jewclry, Mr.. Lincoln having
shortly before his death, seventy thous
and dollars 10 Government bonds. Oh
the other hand, W. H. Brady, Of New
York, advertises, by request o: Mrs. Lin
coin, that she desires to live in Spring
field, but is unable to do so and keep Vi
the necessary hOspitalities on her iucom,
Of seventeen hundred dollars, and there
fore she offers for sale twenty four thops
and dollars worth Of jewels and costf
wearing apparel ISL il''S '4'f
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sd- That train was all right not off
the track as reported. Delay caused by
engine blowing up,-foolish endeavor to
bring on WALLACK's new stock of Boots
and Shoes with one locomotive. Two
engines were put on, and the goods ar.
rived safely, and are now on exhibition
at his new stand, 10 the New Bank build.
iog. Mr.. WALIAoK having removed bis
stock to the East room in the Bank build
ing-which, by the way, is the finest
Store room in towns prepared to &C.
commOda'e all with the best goods and
at low prices. Don't forget the place.
East room of the New Bank building
North side Main Street, Ashland.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

t0-At this season of the year, when
so many Of our people are suffering from
colds, We call attention to Ayers Cherry
Pectoral as n sure cure not onlyfor coughs
and colds, but all affections OF the lungs
and throat. Having used At 10 our fam.
lily for many years, we can speak from
personal knowledge of its efficiency
There may be other remedies that are
good, but in all our experience this has
proved to be by far the best. It's quail.
ties are uniform and wholly reliable. II
is pleasant to take; and should be kept al
command, by every family, asa protec
ton against a class of complaints which
seem harmless 10 the beginning, but be-
como affecting aud dangerous II neglect
|od.+NsH iRegiaes.oA Go's9a az,
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49, d. AH LAL
THH WIFE, Only let q woman think
that she is precious 10 her husband-net
useful, not convenient simply, but lovely
and beloved let her be the recipient Of
his polite, hearty attentions let her feel
that her care and love ore appreciated
aud returnedj let her opinion be asked
whenever you wish to purchase anything
in the Dry Goods line, and she will inva
riably recommend the large and well se-
lected stock just received at BrubakSrs
Il Winbigler's. Give them all call, in
Miller's block, nearly opposite the Town
Hall.
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Alone she %sat-alone that worn out word.
80 idiy spoken and so coldly heard
let all that poets sing, and grief hath known
oihope laid waste, knells in that word, alone
The way to keep from being alone i.
to get in a crowd and the way to get ii
a crowd, that is, a respectable crowd, i.
to go to MEIos CAMPBELL's-(every-
body knows Meigs]-and buy your Hats
Caps, Buffalo rOccs, &c., &C., &C., o
which he has a large and splendid Stock
His store is in the Yellow Block, OF
South Side Main Street. Drop in.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

s6- A man was seen on the streets OF
Saturday ia an Scstacy Of delight. The
people thought he was crazy, but or
further inquiry it was ascsrtained tina
cxuberant joy was caused by a new Hat
bought of McCAuLY & JONES, opposite
First National Bank, where they have a
"few more left of the same SORT" Call in.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

UNANIMOUS VERDICT. The most rig.
i'd analysis by good chemists have failed
to discover anything in the Best Memic.
al Satsratas which can, when properly
used, be 10 the least degree detrimental
to health. While the women Of our
country entertain sentiments widely diff
fersnt upon other matters, all concur in
q verdict that the Best Chemical Salera-
tus is the only injallible article 10 use for
sweet bread.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09
TO CONSERVATIVES,

The Rev. Edward A Wilson will send IRE,
of chqrgc).to all who desire IL, the prescrip-
tion with the directions formaking apt
using the simple remedy by hich he wal
cured OF q lung disease and tina dread d Is.
ease Consumption His I only. object Is Il
bene6tthe afflicted and h ehopes every suffer
or will try this prescription, rs Il will cos
emth n thing, and may prOtoia blessing
II Please address fli t.I' .h0A.taf. ~ .
rs .ul. Rev. EDWARD WILSON, g
le0 9, Second 81 williamsburg, n, Y,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09
ASHLAND COUNTY
800 Democratic MajOrtyI--A Gain
Of go over Last FallI

The election on Tuesday resulted most
g!oriously for the White Mans Party Of
Ashland County. The entire Ticket is
elected by from 800 TO 400 majority
The Niger Amendment ran far behind
the ticket. We will publish full returns
next week.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

According TO the provisions Of The law for the semi annual collection of taxes
passed April l2h, 1858, each person charged with any tax, oil any tax duplicate
in the hands OF any County Treasurer, may at his option, instead Of paying the
whole amount OF taxes with which he stands charged, by The goth day of Deem
Der and heretofore required, to ray to said Treasurer, o or before the said Goth
day of December, one half Of he tax for the current year, with which he stands so
charged, with the remaining half thereof on or before the Goth day of June next
ensuing.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

nSrCOunterfeit five cent pieces have
appeared. They are easily detected by
the difference in weight.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

ba- The Hayesville Fair will com.
mencc on Monday next, Oct. 18th, and
close on Friday. 1t promises to be one
Of the best ever held in the county.
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s6- Two freight cars were thrown
from the track Of the A.. & G. W. R. Il.
on last Saturday night. They were com.
pletely wrecked.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

Sdr There will be q meeting of Star
Company No. 2, at the Engine House.
on Monday evening next.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

tarSilver earrings, very long and
very attcnuatcd, are coming into fashion.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09

Section four provides "Ifa any person charged with any tax ION the duplicate in
the hands Of any County Treasurer for collection, shall not pay ope-haf thereof
on OF before the 10Th day Of December next, after the fame shall have been charged
on such duplicate, OIL shall moi pay the remainder Of such tax, OIL or before tho 2Wh
day Of June next thereafter, the County Treasurer may charge such delinquent
with five per centum oil the sum so payable IN or before each Of said days a. a
penal ty for the non pyment, thereof together with the tax charged TO such dein.
qutnt, and which he shall have failed to pay as aforesaid. by distress or otherwise,
in the mlnper prescribed by the nineteenth section Of the act prescribing the duties
Of County Treasures in all cases where the half oil. aDy tax other than taxes upon
real estate, shall uot be paid on or before the 10Th day Of December, the whole Of
the taxes for current year SO charged shall DO due and collected in cass Of dein-
quent taxes.
The law requires each County Treasurer to settle with the Auditor O or before
aud ten days thereafter 10 settle with the Comptroller of the Treasury, and all IN
paid lax shall then be returned delinquent. In view of The Bingency of the law,
it's obvious that there is no alternative but the Treasurer to comply strictly with
its spirit in letter; hence all outstanding taxes at the time specified, will b, return.
ed delinquent aud charged with the penalty prescribed.
-1 The Treasurers Office will be open from and after the frt day Of October 1866,
until the twentieth day Of December, and from the first day Of April to the TWEEN
teuh day ofJune, 1868, for the purpose CT receiving oil taxes charged on the tax
duplicate for the year 1867.
The tax payers ire particularly requested to call aud settle their taxes at as
early q day as convenient, and thereby save themselves the delay and incOnven-
ieuce, by de6rrug payment until the close Of the season.
The Treasury Notes Of the United States, Notes Of National Banks, and Of SOL
vent Banks Of Ohio taken in payment Of taxes. $50 .4.. as rp.
bm ;s5a .sl.tu 30 l4 .4t WIN. G. HELTMAN,a ~ .o,,
tsq .agLl b. a~a lalu ID Treasurer Of Ashland COuutA Ohio
Ashland, ot Q, 1se7-nis. agc3 EagW gte IA c~a1-T7rtlg
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09
TAXPAYERS OF ASHLAND CO.

IN pursuance Of law, l. W G. HELTMAN, Treasurer of Ashland County, Ohio,
i de hereby give Notice that the rate of taxation in the several Towns and School
Districts, Townships in Ashland County, Ohio, on each Dollars valuation of the
property on the Tax Duplicate of said County for the year 1867, is exposed in
Mills in the annexed Table Of rates.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-10-09
OHIO CONSTITUTION YET
.WHITE!i

Up TO tho hour Of going to press, The
latest dispatch, from Columbus, state.
that General Hayes is elected by q small
majority.
Gen. Cary has been elected to Con.
gress from Cincinnati by over one thOus-
and majority.
We have made overwhelming gains
everywhere. The Legislature is undoubt-
edly Democratic.
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ns- The Treasury Department an
that stamps are not required on
afidavits.
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Bridge Notice.
0MagaLpaLf

The Ashlaod County Commissioners, will
meet with the Huron County Commissioners,
on Tuesday September the "a, 1867, OF ]
o'clock, P. NJ, to offer for sale 10 the lowest
responsible bidder, the building Of aigood
Bridge across the vermillion River, on the
the County line between said counties and
between kuggles and Greenwich Township
near Samuel Teller's auuyCrr
w n JOHN VAN NEST, !
WIN. C0wAN. Copr's,
''...E . HENRY wIoKs. ~ 2
Sept. IL 2wi2,a ioI p aieis3 '6i1o