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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-13

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-13

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-13

Hair ExterminatOr!
For Remorina SnperRnons Hair.

For Remoring SuperRuous HdIr.
To the ladies especially, this invaluable de-
pilaiory recommends itself rs being an almost
indispensable article to female beauty, Il easily
applied, does not burn or inJurc the skin, but
acts directly on The rvoe. II IL warranted tp
remove superiluous hair from low iorrheads, OF
from ans part Of the body, completely totally
and radically e~Htirpating the same, leaving the
skin son. smooth aud natural. This Is the only
article used by the French, and is the only
real %efrectual drpilaiory IN existence. Prize IS
cents per package, sent postpaid, 10 any adj
dress on receipt o. an order, by
BERGER SHUTS 4 CO. Chemists,
mnf5-iy 9s5 River street, Troy, n. v.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-13

Magistrates Blanks
Always on hand, OF. printed at III,
SnoRrEsr NorIcE.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-13
Paio .sno, Tsros, saddles.

Repairing Of III kinds done promptly, on
the shortest notice.
gay-Paironitc your home Mechanics In pref
crenee TO Northern workmen.
poyg.am r. " LIVELY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
For the Ashland Union.

= ser Mr.. Michael Sigler, an aged and
respected resident Of this county, died at
his residence in Mohican township, May
10th, 1867. He was born In Bedford
County, Pa, April 18th, 1902, ard emf.
grated with his wife and four children to
Richland, now Ashland, county, iu No.
vember, 1920, and purchased q farm in
the South Eastern part of Vermillion
township, upon which no resided for over
fifteen years, He then sold and purchas.
ed q farm in Lake Township, TO which he
removed in 1885, where he lived for the
last thirty n years, or until the present
spring. Having sold bis farm in Lake, he
removed TO MOhlcan Township, where he
han resided the few weeks previous to his
decease.
Father Sieler was q little over seventy
years Of age. he VAS devoted husband,
q kind father, and an excellent citizen,
always lively sndphesrfpl while ip health,
and always reaRy d slll times to DO .
friend q favor. He was remarkable fol
his hospitality Apd had . large circlo d
friends, BY whOmhe was highly esteemed.
His remains were deposited in tho old
County line Graveyard, q little more than
0 half mile west Of hisold home iniIakf
Township He VIII snHyst be forgotten
by his numerous friends and relatives
Peace 70 his ashes,
G. W. BRuDAxEt.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
News from South America.

The news from Peru represent that
the administration cannot hold out long,
Dissatisfaction prevails throughout the
Republic. Revolutionary outbreaks are
occurring everywhere.
General Castillo appeared at Cabija,
and is expected soon to enter Peru and
be a candidate for Presidents q
Ex-Admiral Tucker has been sent on
d mission to Amazon. Accounts from
Chilli ure q little more encouraging
than Peru. The government is stronger
aud may bcsable to quell any attempt a
a revolution. The feeling between the
two countries is anything but friendly,
and a rupture is only prevented by the
Spanish difficulty and internal distur'
Dances. 1t was generally believed thai
the American mediation will be accepted
A rumor was current at Callos Parish
that the priests were instigating the peo
pie to burn oil English churches. They
have been guarded for weeks.
p A meeting Of American residents a
Sidney resolved to notify the Govern
ment that the present Consul does no
possess their confidence.
The fearful foods destroyed q large
amount of property in the Southern dis
t~ricts, and some loss of life occurred.
Over 10000 tons of breadstufs were
shipped to England this season, o
The yield of the gold felds continued
satisfactory. "Ll
Townsville, in Queenland, wus destroy.
ed by q hurricane. The cotton crop in
Quecnlapd is larger than was anticipated
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
The Paris Expesition.

A Paris correspondent gives the fol.
lowing praphiO description of.,he Great
Exposition: Take q round Of ginger.
bread with q hole in, the middle, The
hole represents a garden, AROUND the
hole describe with . knife eight or ten
circles ssch Of them is an aisle running
quite round the Exhibition, Across
these concontric circles, draw from the
hole to tho circumference Of your gin.
gerbread, thirty or forty straight lines OF
radii. These separate fho nations. Nov,
if you want % look at machinery, begin
with, the gfcat outer ring or circle, and
you will pass, IN The inner order, the ma,
lchinery q every nation. The second in.
terror ring Is devoted entirely to furni,
tturo. ES round il, and you car, study
tho upholstery OF mankind, The third
ring is devoted To- clothing. Follow this
round, and anthc fashions Of The world,
and the wearers will be demonstrated
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29

ELocUTIoNARY-Prof. KIDD.-J. l.
PARsos has just returned from Gambler,
Ohio, where he saw Prof. KIDD, and
made arrangements With him to visit Ash.
land. He will commence a course Of in,
struction in elocution in Ashland on
Monday next, June 8, 1867. lie is the
best teacher Of aelocution in The United
States. Young men, improve this rare
opportunity, Of Tecoivipg instruction from
him. He vii give ono Of bis finest aud
best public elocutionary entertainments
IN the Town Hall on Tuesday evening
next, June 4th, See programme in an,
other column. Prof. X Is we'll known
here. Como to the entertainment, ev.
erybody. IS cents admittance. ss-
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Sunni Nptifss..
wonderful bot True

MADAME REMINGTON, the wsFidpisSJ
nownsd Astrologist and .somnambudAie
Clairyoysnt, while in q clairvoyant state, sdgs
~lineates the very fsataies Of The person OitD
areito marry, and by the aid Of zen eihsife1
ment of intense power, known q She fskchsi
omotrope, guarantees 10 produce Q perfect
and life like picture Of the future husband
or wife Of the applicant. with date Of mar
risgei occupation, lcading traits Of character,
&c. This is no imposition, as testimonials
without number can assert. BY stating place
Of, birth, age. disposition, color of eyes and
hair, and enclosing fly cents, and stamped
envelope addressed 10 Yourself, yon will re-
ceive the pi ture by return mail, together
with desired information.
Address in confidence, Madame Gertrude
Remington, P.0. Box 297, West Troy, Ma
Dec. ~, lS66-1y26 sI'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
An Evening with the Poets, Ora
tors and Humorists.
Prof. Robert Kidd.

bto's tfouOTt NIuu,
(author of "Kidd's Vocal Culture and
ElOcu,iOn,l will give ono of his instruct.
i've and amusing Evolutionary entertain.
ments, at tho Town Hall, on Tuesday
evening next, juno 4th. The entertain
ment will consist of q choice selection of
Readings, REGULATIONS and Impersona.
tions, Tragic, Sentimental, Oratorical,
Patriotic, and Amusing, iu~torspersed with
interesting limitations of various styles Of
speaking and reading. The following,
with many other popular pieces, will be
given on the occasion : oas rs- Of, be-.
Stcridan's Ride,
The Superauous Man,
The Bells of Shandon,
Waiting for a Minister, ..e nstf.
Scott aud the Veteran, q G..
The Tartar who caught a Tartar, l.7
Bernardo Del Carpio,
Death OF the Sailor Boy,
Selections from Shakespeare,
Tough Witness,
Crossing the Glen,
A. Ghost Story, and many others.
To commence at St O'Clock p. NJ. Ad.
hittance 35 cts, Tickets to be had tho
Book Stores and at the door.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
Greeley and the Union League,

Horace Greeley's response to the no.
tice from the Union League Club tina,
his conduct in becoming bondsman for
Jefferson Davis would be taken into CON
~Hideration at a special meeting Of the
Club, occupies about Two columns in the
Tribune. 1t is written in . defiant tone,
counting rather than deprecating an ex'
pplsion from the Club, and pouring out
on his .accusers o volume of scorn and
invectiye that must lead TO his expulsion,
if the members of the Club do not COW,
er before his assaults, and fail to call upon
his head that vengeance which seems to
be; the over'mattering element in Radi'
cal organizations.
As a specimen Of the spirit Of Geeley't
reply we select from it the following par
agraph: .a' 3 aa' 'e.o
Gentlemen, | shall not attend your
meeting this evening. have an en-
gagement out Of town, and shall keep it
/ do not recognize you as capable ofjudg
ing, or even fully apprehending me, Yor
evidently regard me as a weak sentimen'
talist, misled by a maudlin philosophy
| arraign you as narrow minded block
heads, who would like to be useful to
great and good cause, but don't know
how. Your attempt to base a great, en-
during party on the hate and wrath ne.
cessarily e~pgend0red by a bloody ciyi
War, is as though you should plant Q
colony on the icebuig which had some.
how drifted into a tropical ocean,. ! tell
you here that, out of a life earnestly de-
voted to the good Of human kind, your
children will select my going to Rich
moud and signing that bail bond as the
wisest act, and will feel that it did more
for Freedom and Humanity than oil oil
you were competent to do, though you
had lived the TO age Of MethuSelah.."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY BLEC-
TON.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee Of Ashland County, held
at the Office Of the ASHLAND Union on
Saturday, April %, 1867, on motion, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resoloed, That the Democratic voters
of Ashland County are hereby authorized
and requested to meet at the usual places
OF holding elections in the several town
ships ofssaid county, on r..fe
Saturday, June 9th, 1857,
and proceed, after selecting two Judges
and one Clerk, to vote by ballot for can.
didates for nomination for the following
Offices to DO filed Of the next October
election.
Treasurer, Recorder, Commissioner,
Surveyor, Infrmary Director and Repre-,
sentative and Coroner.
ResolSed, That the County Conven-
lion, composed Of the Central Committee,
and one delegate or return Judge from
each township, meet at the Court House
in Ashland, on Monday, June 10, 1857,
for the purpose Of counting the votes
and declaring the result of the Primary
Elections, and transacting such other
business as may come properly before the
the Convention. r ri-e5A
Z N.
At the Democratic Convention held in
Ashland in January last, Hon, JAMES
p, CHASE, Of jackson township, offered
the following resolution, WHICH was az
dopted; ss'
-Resolpea, That the Chairman Of the
Central COMMITTEES be-, and is hereby in
struOted to request the Democracy Of the
several townships Of this county to elect
one Central Committee man from each
township, at the next Primary election.
1t is therefore suggested that the Dc.
mocracy Of each township select some
discreet and reliable DEMOCRAT to act as
their choice for said committeeman ; and
report the result to the Convention, with
their choice for county officers.
The Democracy Of tho several Town
ships will also, at the same time, elect
their delegates to the Senatorial Conven.
ton, in accordance with the ~apportion.
mept made by the Senatorial Committee
.09 GEo. W HILL, Can.
ISAAC GATES,
T., H. B. HERsHEY,
1TB PETER Thomas.
]. NJ. LANDS,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
"THE GOLDEN FARMER n-One Of

"THE GOLDEN FARMERns-One Of
most interestingly as we'll S Instructive
moral Dramas, ever produced upon the
American Stage, viii be presented at the
Town Hall, on Friday evening, the 8 LIST,
by the Sigma Phi Society, Of Ashland.
We witnessed a rehearsal last Saturday
evening, and a few remarks as to tho ma.
ture of the play, may beinteresting to our
readers. The leading character, the "Gol-
den Farmer (moss exeellently persona.
TED yyJ, r. Stubbs) had been . desperate
creature, leading, d .lifsof robbery and
blood shed. He reformed, and married
a ~coufding, loving girl. For FIVE years,
be prospered and possessed an abund.
ance Of this worlds goOds-thus obtain
ing the so6riqust Of "The Golden Far
mer." But his former associates 10 evil
still lowered around him. In an I'M
guarded moment, he is induced to en-.
gage in just n more robbery. He is
arrested and taken TO prison ; escapes and
returns home ; issegerely Woundsd, rear
rested and again dragged to prison ; re.
covers and 10 sentenced to DO hanged; is
visited BY his heart.broken wife, aud
child but we will not follow them to the
lonely cell. The pleadings Of the dsvo.
ted wife, on Bonded knee, before Lord
Fitzallan, for the life Of her husband, is
very affecting, and we shall not attempt
to describe it, The character Of "EIiz,
abeth," (wife' Of sThe Golden Farmer"
was successfully portrayed by Miss Mary
d. McCauley. All the.power and beau.
ty Of her part was developed in a manner
that could not well be surpassed. Misses
Nellie Roller, as "Louise," aud Fiauna
De Shong, as "Mrs. Hammer" perform
ed their parts ~splendidly. VIM. Walker,
as "Harry Hammer" a good good-natur.
ed a%uctioneer, whose failing was that be
would occasionally imbibe too freely of
"tangle Leg" and, as a punishment, his
loving better half permitted him to sleep
out Of doors one night W. Mansfield, as
"Old Mobb," the villain who induced
the "Farmer' to committed the, robbery ;
IT, j.. Miller, as Jenny Twitcher," who
used to steal just because it was 'natur /"
O. 9, Scot, as civilian Harvey" James
Robinson, as eLord Fitzallau," G. Van
Einan, asS"John," B. Freer, as "Thom.
as,' j. D. Moore and j. v. sampsel, as
"Oficers," played their respective parts
in an unexceptionable manner. ,r,s
The programme is very attractive, one
Of the very best ever presented in this
place, and we hope the Hall will be filed
to its utmost capacity. as the Society has
boon at great labor and enponoo an pro
pairing for this entertainment. Citizens,
encourage "Young America" By your
presence.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
Departnreo OF Jeaerson naxin.

After q stay Of six days in the metrop,
oils Jefferson Davis, accompanied by Mrs.
Davis, Mr.. Joseph D.. Davis, Miss How
ell and q servant, left the New York
Hotel yesterday a~fternoou at 3.45 O'clock
for Montreal, via Hudson River Railroad
Their purpose in visiting Canada is to see
the two Davis children, who are at pres.
ent being educated at a seminary OF
Montreal. The departure took place 50
quietly that, save . few personal friends,
none were present at the time. There
was no demonstration OF his coming,
none while be remained here, and q.
little when he took bis leave.-M Y
Times, 22d.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
Scion Robinaonss Great Work
.,,suc .tFacts for Farmers. ri.Hi

The name of Scion Robinson ia as "a.
m;l;.. I. bon,,hsa.
'w,
"'AnS~ ano'in agr,cuitpfsi circies' lei
PcrnapS some may pc glad 70 know some
OF. his early history and Of the most
important events of his life. Mr.. Robin.
son ia . ,boronob min. n,oot;o,, ma,
s"e p ma'
ana }hasIDeen q hard worker.all his life.
He moved to Jennings county, Ind, and
commenced farming in the woods with
hard work (tbirty. four m;les rom Mad;.
son, ON the road to I~udiapanolisl, Tn
1894 he moved to tho north west corner
of Indiana. and settled foytv miles soutb.
east Of CHICAGO. apd 6fteen m;les from
any neighbor, on nRobinson,s Pr.i,;s y
and named that county when 4 vss ~.
eanized. Lake. Tbs, countv ,ownN
Crown point-w.s Is IN b;v }.rm H.
left theye in 1s5o snS. nnw ssrm;nIie
W;ncbastor noun T III
0oeeIy,, Ysm ioIA' ounce
eaving lna'ana 1e nag Deen engaged IN
pasIug lac's re,aung 70 agricu''ure;-
pu. NC Y man ,na' can WORK as wen as
spu " iea,'y seems good 70 get
W." " "o'A ironi sucn q man.
hu wnas we nave seen ot.,he BOOK,
.;m; = y. one seotspce or ldea. about
SE.a .po soll I~aVaneea, oa. Is ap-
no". uai owa Vol, aug ~ tas 70.
psys .ae MolA u,ne's,iaigeiy ron any
~ oomn"nSnsn ne US ne l,oI'
Sac ssay n"pi;nhad - IVY oon r..
"e uLn VouaHy. ~
hu, IL ,nII ~ shar. lie S g. sh ss sss;.s
s;f,ed' andaSarsfa,Is .arl ,av' ;~t l'Sa ub a,s
na..nranha ~ sa;: heu nv onot
p%ao;sIir os s,s luz Iouvsn,euIe e.
iwsIna S;ma uea'i VI o'er
mos, ,houannS ui" urs.aI IyJeun, ~ =
= hornS ~ 81 : anu h.aL nno II
hrsncbss os oar,cnl.nrs IVA r J.,;a
economy. and Il vii not onIv ba 'snos;S'
AIRED 4 yaluable add;t;on 10 ths ESrsra
But a work Of constant reference.
Not among the least interesting ,b;n,0
ip the work, are the beautiful steel en.
cravings which embelish, its pages and
render il very ATTRACTIVE. The engrav.
ings are we'll executed, and lar excel
anything of the kind we have ever seen
ID any similar work.gi.We noticed espe.
cially the opening plate-the engraving
of horses and horses teeth at different
| ages ; of bees and insects /: also the chan
ters on stock cattle, sheep, hogs, &C.. are
well worth the porusal Of any farmer,
and he will feel as he reads that no is
getting something new and we'll worth
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
A Chapter Of Crime.
- sia-ree New York, Nav 2

'i, NEW IoRk, May zf'
A man named Daniel Finney, nearly
murdered his brother ,ip.law, Thomas Cor.
rigan, on Washington street, for trying
to rescue his sister from a fearful assault
by her husband. OCrrigan is in q criti-
cal condition. ,S w, .,.s,ai7. +,
Lewis Fritner, q German, shot himself
dead in 1lth street yesterday. He had
previously quarrellea With and beaten
bis wife. alN 90 f.a'.l
George W. Buell., aged As years, was
arrested, charged with obtaining $4,000
worth of bank, insurance and ether stock
belonging to Mrs. Ripley, of Hartford
deposited in one Of the banks in this city,
and selling Il under forged orders from
Mrs. Ripley. u tas .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29

s65> Il is pleasant to recommend q re-
ally meritorious article, henCe we ask
those suffering from Dyspepsia, Nervous.
ness, or Debility, to try Or. Strickland's
Tonic. DR.. II. NJ. Sans ordered 81 90
worth for J. U. Hays, Decatur, Alabama.
I. Hart, New York City, srys, SIT cured
me: where can l get 1t for my friends :"
Thus they write from oil quarters.
lm49 a.j -,'t
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4 spsoiat correspondence.
~FAIRrIEtp, May esd.

Lh lWE NV
EDS. Union Here we are in the
midst Of the beautiful valley of the Mi.
ami. The Synod Of the German Reform.
ed Church Of Ohio and other States met
10 Faitaeld, Green county, to-day, ana
was opened by Rev"J H. Den, of Woos-
ter. Delegates are here from all parts Of
this State, aud from p Pennsylvania, Mary.
land, vIllip dis, Indiana and Iowa. There
are, about s~eventy-ive members OF Synod
present. yscF 81 @ 7a9t 3H)
Friday oon.-Delegates are coming
ffem all part Of the country. Gen, Bon.
LeFevre Is ip attendance, d 5t.ir e.iab
Wheat in this section is truly promis.
ing, aud will be ready to harvest by the
10th Of June. Corn is coming up finely.
Fruit prospects are latteriug. NOS.
4, .,e5la las Yours truly, T4,
ID. 'IJ Ht'r.l Nl tglL3a s4ln 81 II. III.
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The Peoples Nrdiet-No one need
suffer will. the Piles. WV Beebe, q
farmer, near Kalamazoo, Michigan, says,
"after suffering intensely with The Piles
for thirty years, one bottle Of DR.. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy cured me. Chas l.
Glass, Janesville, Wis, says one bottle
cured him and his brother. A II Rose,
Postmaster at Peru, Ohio, says it cured
him in a few days. taf 49tf :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and al
tho effects Of youthful indiscrstion, will. Tor
the suffering humanity send free to siI' WHO
need it, the recipe and directionsfor makina
the simple remedy BY which he wal cured
Sufferers wishing to proftby the adserisgfp
experiences, can do SO by addressinE,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
.r Eo.t42 Cedar St, New York. i,
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.GBea4la@PaGion
MI MISCELLANEOUS
ASHLAND, : MAY 20. 1857,

- .E -l w 'F' Wv 81
Brief Items. .a5, i,oa iir Vi g.
Hon. Martin wolkvr Will please ac-
cspt our thanks for valuable documents
Tuesday was d warm, spring ike
day. II only rained four times.
Everybody will attend Prof. KIpD's
entertainment on Tuesday evening next.
The work Of grading Center street
has been commenced. 9-,>
The County Commissioners will meet
in regular session, on Monday next.
The Washington B. B. CIVIL meet
for field exercise, on Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
the aid Of our citizens, Star Fire
Company No. 2 has raised q sufficient
sum Of money to purchase uniforms.
Id not forget the entertainment at
The Town Hall, on Friday evening next.
"The Golden Farmer" will be presented.
DIR. L. F~irestone, Of Wooster, and
Hon. NJ. May, Of Manifold, were in town
yesterday.
Wepndcrstaud thar a premium will
be offered at the Ashland County Fair,
this fall for the best Base Ball Club in
the county. Oh Z El5ttDNC
The MILLER House barn is now
completed. Its one Of the largest and
best in this part Of the country.
Mr.. Peter Deshopg has commenced
the erection off dwelling, on the corner
of Fourth and Cottage Streets. m,a ,7to
Mr.. Ohio Pancoast, Of this place, has
been appointed United States Deputy
Marshal tOt Ashland County. jilgd =
S. B. Jacobs, while playing Base
Ball, on Friday last, fell and sprainsd his
ankel. We hope he will coon be able to
"run the bases" again.
Flour is selling at sl7 90 per barrel.
Why Is this article 80 high when there
are such promises of good cropsi
The Alstch games Gbstwe.a the
Mansfield B. B. Cub, and the Washing.
ton Club, Of Ashland, came off on Friday
last. The former club was victorious.
st is said that the cholera has made
its appearance in the large cities. Be
this as it may, the citizens Of Ashland
should not delay in making every santa.
~ preparation to repel tho dread disease.
-Parmely is constantly receiving new
goods. Hc has just opened up another
big lot of prints, and is selling tho best
at Ii cents per yards. Call soon.
Let the Democracy of this county
remember that, Al the primary elections,
one week from next Saturday, every one
is required to vote in Che township of his
residence. This rule was adopted by the
last County Convention.
I . D La ~ I'll
Nothing has yet been done in this
place toward celebrating the Fourth Of
July. Other towns in the State arc ma.
king arrangements to have some kind Of
exercises. Is there not enough Of the
spirit of '76 in our citizens to induce
them to celebrate the 9ist anniversary Of
of u nations natal day We hope so.
We have received the third lumber
of a new paper published in Columbus,
O., bearing the title of H7he RepaJlic,"
devoted, it says, ITO the interests Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic" but we
should think moro specially devoted to
the advancement Of the doctrine Of Ne.
gro Suffrage 10 Ohio. In poin. Of me
chauieal execution, we do not think It
could be excelled. Terms SO year.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-29
OUR TERMS.

After the 18th day Of March, 1867,
the UNION will be published on the fol-
lowing terms:
One copy, per year, If paid IN ADVANCE, 1900
II not paid within six months, ....'.. 2'25
If not paid till the expiration Of the year $50
These terms will be rigidly adhered to,
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