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Situated at Riverside, Burlington County New Ier-
sey, IL founded for the purpose Of grantosiy e,Hca-
ting the Of deceased soldiers and seanien Of the
United States.
The board Of Trustees consists Of the following
well-kn0wn citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey t.
HON. WILLIAM d. MANN,
District Attorney Philadelphia, Px
HON. LEWIS X. BRo0MALL,
Ex-Chicf COner u. :. Mint, and Recorder Ut Deeds,
Philada, Pa.
HON. JAMES NJ. SCovEi, New Jersey.
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AGENT Adams Express, Philada, Pa.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-12-26

GREAT BARGAINS.
SELLING OUT SURPLUS STOCK AT COST.
Il. Il. HAYES & co. will remove to their new
store, n e. cor. Second and French streets, on the
LIST Of January. and wishing to reduce their stock VI
Cigars and Tobacco,
offer great Inducements to country storekecpers and
Others aling in the above articles Remember the
old stand, FRONT AND MARKET SITS.
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PERSONS ADn1NcED IN LIFE

Aud feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, with all Its attendant Ills will fnd in the
of this BIfTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that will
instil new life Into their veins, restore In measure
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days. build
mp their shrunken forms, and give health and
happiness to their remaining years.
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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-14
Talks to Our People.
NO. IT.-TRADES.

In all monarchical countries trade is badge of nfamy
AS consequence radesmen are the butt and rdcue of
ALL from the courers down to the very gutter rats of
society There is method and reason in this mad
which the nobility take special to foster and
propagate From the first bob of the arsocratc noodle
in his nurses arms to the day when his rottenness of
sixty years is wrapped in gold" he is taught to believe
himself sent into the world to rule and grind the poor
On the other hand the children of the people have
lack of teachers to instill into their plant SOULS
wants. obey your masters" Who my superiors
Ahose in higher station etc. and the endless catechism
on the humiliation and worthessness of the common
people. Indeed, up to late PERIOD the world was
divided into two classes-masters and slaves. A man
born in certain station of life blessed himself and put
on his fathers harness. plunged into the established
ruts and plodded in his sphere never dreaming of
violating the sacred rules laid down by society sanctioned
by time, and blessed by the Lord-so it was said-by
soaring beyond his prescribed limits.
Much as we have reason to hate England for her
persecution OF our race, we must admit that in no
country in Europe is trade much respected in Eng
land In fact, she owes all her greatness the men OF
the people. Her strength and vitality do not consist
in her baronil castles and eudal arstocracy, but IN
her Birminghams, Shefelds, Liverpoo her merchants
and mechancs-in word, her trades. In few years
the people will control England, from the throne up to
the anvil This being the case in England we ma the
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-14

church doors for Ireands cause, and they also know
that such heretics as Emmett Lord Edward Wolf Tone
the Sheares McCracken Bond and Others seated so
high in the hearts of the Irish people that such pig
mics as the editor of the Freeman Journal can scarcely
peep at them.
Como on, ye renegades to Ireland, and traitors to
America. 1t fun for to thrash such ragamutins
However, the "madman's" hints of missions to put
down THE IRISH REPUBLIC may have more in them
than his rawlings would imply We know that missions
established in this and other doceses for the express
purpose of counteracting Fenianism. We trust that
better counses than this Abbes will prevail this time
We not to be driven from our cause by threats,
growls missions Liberty has friends enough
among the Irish to defy her enemies IF she has
not she will not take up her abode with Them and we
do not care to be of them in such contingency.
These who are, and have been, sacrificing our
country at the shrines of sectional hatred and who
imagine that outside Of faction portion of the Irish
people exist beginning to think strange where
The IRISH REPUBLIC receives it's vitay from Gentle
men, we have studied the Irish people, and moved
among them for the last twenty years. and we did not
start this journal experiment We felt the
sity of such organ for years past-an organ that
would place Ireland and her people above all other con-
siderations When you cry out for missions and con-
fessonals," to crush THE IRISH REPUBLIC, you but
make yourselves ridiculous and criate the religion
that would prostitute itself to carry your blind par
sanship Here stand "Ireland and Liberty" against
all comers and wedey the power ofour enemies whether
exerted openly secretly to put down. We fear no
attacks, they whence they may. In, fact they
serve us most efectually. Having spent considerable
sums for advertising, only too happy to receive
puts for nothing So pitch in, gentlemen. Do our
work any way you choose, through newspapers pulpi
MISSIONS and should the work not be remunerative to
you, will pay you liberal commission for the good
you will do The IRISH REPUBLIC We have to thank
the Able and his saveman journal for his very extern
sve and forcibe notice. Give of them and we
will help you out Of the last verify" And the New
York slaoeom is said to be paying badly, if you
hard up for cash, send in your bill.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-14

Irish editors need not trouble their excessively
honest brains about lords of the SOIL" either old
new The power that will free Ireland will make pres
ent OF both to the English Queen or to another great
hearing OF ears polite" This is the work which Irish
reyoutionists both sides of the Atlantic have before
them and their business is to prepare carefully and
quietly and resolutey, for its efectual performance
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-07-03
TnE TINES AND THE s0L-

From AZ srtiole In the Times Of last
week, We take The foilosins,
"soldies when Jon think Of your be.
loved eomradss who we're deprived Of
food, clothing, and the ,nost s~igni6csut
comforts Of Bfs whilst suffering imprison
ment for patflotic deeds when you raw
your conradesss ADdemonyills literally
starving 70 death, = remember that
the Democratic party said you got your
deasrta"
A more uDblushipg fslsshood, than the
shove, was psser uttered. The Demo
cratic party never ssid any srch thing,
and The editor Of the Timss, Who ssore
himself to BE- q common liar, knows IT,
But who are responsible for the i'll.
treatnsnt Of our prisoners at Andeson.
sillsi The Confederatss are not; they
did the best they could ; their country
was exhausted, and they warned the Lin.
coin Government that the soldiers were
suffering and II could not DO helped. :
They plead for an exchange, man for
man, but Stanton, with a brutality unpsr.
alleled, replied that be would not aex,
change healthy men for skeletops.a All
appeals for exchange fell l%itelsss, upon
the cold ears Of q heartless Government.
II refused to come to the relief Gifts own
suffering and dying soldiers, aud prefer.
red they should remain in prison aud
help eat out the substance Of the South.
These are facts, unanswerable, damning
facts, and they will, sooner or later, rise
up 10 judgment against the lying scOun.
drsls who are now rsviliug the South.
It does not become the editor the Ash.
land Times to accuse Democrats With be-
ing enemies Of the soldier. He NANTES.
ted hi' great love q for them when he
swindled them out Of their bounty mon.
ey. The man who would defraud a sol.
der out Of bis bounty, 10 mono too good
to steal hislast cracker when dyingof star.
walton. The less he has to say about
"Gopperheads," pa Andersonville, &c.,
the better il will be for him.
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

rrotsc'l " -.
Holding tn's pr0pos.lion as INA.
the American srMef * roauv 'ne
raw material anu va Anolloan =. Man ~
faeturer ana VINO W.T.. " sne
raw mase,'al my !. W. u
81 these Deai,sg mslol Pa.s u = us "a
Pfp @ssH sn onH 10 The 6enefte 81 tbe
Amsr;eap market. a. against Foreign
proSnssr. and Mspufaoturers. There.
Tore ~ are solemply pledged 70 yindi.
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ORGANIZES!


Democrats in the various townships Of
this County should proceed Immediately
to organise Township Clubs. II 10 all
important that our ti~me-honorsd party,
whose ranks were never broken by the
superior number Of enemies, nor demon.
alissd by defeat, now rally in solid and
compact lines preparatory to our triumph
in 0ctober. Organization and work will
make our success sure this fall. This is
no time for Democrats to slumber. Ev.
cry township should have its Club in 40.
tive operation. Organize.
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THE ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 3


A dispatch Monday morning briefly al.
ladies' TO communication from Gen. Shsri
dan 10 Gen Grant, 10 which the Satrap
Of tho Fifth District shows iusolencs and
iusabordinatou ths. would mol. 80 uurs,
buted or uupunisAsd under a genuine
Jackson In tho pcsinon Of coDmandsr,
10 Chief. Here 10 iIs full text:
HEADQUARTERS or THR)
FIFTH MILITARY DrsTRioT,
NEw ORLEANS, June %, 1867.
General 0. s, Grant, Washington;
GraERAL--I am In receipt Of 4 etels.
pram from the President through Brevet
Major General Townsend, Adjutant Gen,
eral Omitted States army, directing me to
extend The registration In this city and
Slate until August lst, unless l have
some good reasons to the contrary, and
ordering me to report success and such
reasons for his information, and also sta.
ting that 10 his Judgment this extension
10 necessary to full and far registration,
aud that the time should be thus extend.
ed because other district commanders
will Dot be through before that tine.
My reasons for. closing registration in
this city were because I had given the
city two and q half months, and there
were no more to register. have given
the Stare TWO and . half months and
registration will be exhausted by that
time. Idid not feel warranted in keep.
imp up boards Of registration at Q large
expense to sait ne,o Issues coming IN az
hs eleventh hour. The registration will
be completed in Louisiana at the time
specified, unless I am ordered to carry
out the law under Mr.. San5erry's inter.
probation, which practically in registra-
tion 10 opening a broad macadamised
road for perjury and fraud to trdusl o
I DO not see why my registration
should be dependent on the time when
other district commanders get through
I have given more time for the registra.
ton Of Louisiana than they propose to
give in their commands, for I~commenced
six weeks before they did. Iregret that
I should have to differ from the Presi'
dent, but it must be recollected that
have been ordered to execute a lao "a
,ohich the President has been in bitter an
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-07-03
TaxatiOn-Etafe Debt Report OF
the Auditor Of State.

the AuuhtOE u DtAt0.
The report Of the Auditor Of stot.
made 10 he last Lepislatate. on tbe All
If Dscember. 1853. being a detailed
ststenent Of tho condition Of the sn,ncs.
~ The st.ts for tbe dsoal year snd;ns
Novamber. 1866. contain. mueh vslu.hIs
msttsr. and mapss many good svsas.s
t;ons a. to The manner IN which a srso
amount Of none can be- saved 10 tSs
,s4.n.yers Of Ohio. al Of ,ohieh .r,y, ~.
f;ysiy IGNORED by The Legislature. this de.
i..,skls hodv hs;no TN r,.h ann,o...a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-07-03

A lynx waa killed, q few days ago. 10
Clinton eounty, o. 1t was two and a
half feet higl, and when held up by the
hind feet MEASURED FIVE feet eight inches
One thousand brsech loading arms,
and fifty thousand cartridges have been
issued from the arsenal at Leavenvorth
for the use fthe engineers and workmen
Of the Pacific Railroad, in order to pro.
tect Themselves against the attacks Of
Indians.
Members of Congress continue to Or.
rive in Washington, and IL is expected
that there will DO sufficient to constitute
a quorum BY to-day.
1t is said that Fernando Wood has been
sent 70 rugnssb D The Fohians, to ~
tempt the releap Of Col. Brrko.
Late news colfrm the capture Of San.
Il Anna, who sas taken by force from
the Virginia. The captain spread the
American ensigp on the gangway, which
was iusuliugly tOdden upon by the Mex
loans. y 81
The PresidoH will probably, send none
but veto messages to Congress At its in.
y session. Z ai
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GETTING SCARED.

The 0berliu Mers is becoming alarm.
ed about the success Of the Mongrel
Ticket this fall, and especially the Mig.
ger Ansndasu. % the Constitution. II
says
"Whils We expect to see our candidates
elected By handsome majuriries We shall
mot disguise our apprehension that the
issue on tho Amendment will DO . close
Que. The conservatism Of Southern Ohio,
hide bound in ito prejudicss, will bs bard
to overcome and there 10 every argument
10 this aspect Of the case why the Re.
serve counties should lend every energy
to poll the fullest possible vote for the
Amendment. A defeat there would be
worse shan the loss Of a dozen Governors,
and there must b steady work h~enoefor'
ward BY every whole hearted Republican
to avoid such a calamity.
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The Witnesses Against surralt,

The Washington correspondent Of the
Svnday Mercury calls attention to the
character Of the men who have testified
to seeing eurratt 10 Washington on the
day Of the assassination. Some Of them
are not At al reputable. Dye has been
arrested for passing counterfeit money,
and another Of them is thus spoken Of:
Another detachable witness was WIN.
Il. C~lsaver, the man who outraged The
little beegar Of the Seventh Ward, until
she died from bis lust, and for which be
was convicted and sentenced. For soma
reason best known to Gen. Darlington
and Judge Fisher, this dampable brute
and murderer was ordered q new trial,
and the benefit Of bail extended to him
about two weeks ego, and now be appears
IN Q new rot-a witness against Surratt
Now is not this . picture 70 be comment.
ep upeu by honest peoplei lyon The
Sross determination Of Oieaver, il csms oul
that both Impsiohsr Ashley and Como.
vcr had had . tab with hin--ClsWsr-
and II was through thsm that be Wi
sumutcusd asa witness.
Hoe iss man with the baist slmos
around his nsck, and with the gallovI
stsripg him IN The face, brought int.
court to bear false witness Against BIZ
neighbor. Who believes that Dys, o
Cooper, Or Dssp Reed, tbe. esmblsf, q
this blood. hound, Clssssre ever saw Sal
raft 10 town etshs lfms az fhs sssaislsa
tionf Nooosiu this scmmunity job,
Sufratt vas kposn 70 fh6ussudr OF PEG
pie here, and ysi thsrs is not one OF on
poPulsps Who baw him, butnsrs sojperu
srs aud slrspgsrs, Who never bSsi5 -
nsias q 6usIstt until shsr The HpYdSi
nov slsts ihsy ~ bin uuaIsd Vi %,
tdis1uissd Il the tbsaffa, apaio tso yea
: after deg srs sbls " stssrs u hfn 1
'ofep ss1rt 70 shs nssn .
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"! 4 co.
CONSUMPTION DURABLE BY DIR
sCHRyCK,s ME0YcINRe.

~ sS-@X ~ al
To Cure Consumption. tke systehlmast;be
prepared SO that the lungs willhsai. To Ao-
complain this, the liver and stomach must
frst be olesnsed and an appetite created for
good wholesome food, which. by these medi-
cines will DO digested properly, and COED
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MAND RAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or
mucous acoumulations; and, byusing the Sea
Weed Tonic In connection, the appetite isre-
stored,
soHENCK's PULMoNlC SYRUP isnutri.
eious as well as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made. which will repei al disease. II pa
tients will take these medicines according 10
directions, Consumption very frequently In
is last stage Yields readily to their action
Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the liver
and stomach. Il does net follow that because
the bowels ere not %costive they ore not requir-
cd. for sometimes in diarIh@a they are neoss-
ssry. The stomach must be kept healthy,
enaan appetite created 10 allow the Pulmonic
Isyrup TO act on the respiratory organs prop
)erly aud sllay any irritation. Then all that
Is required to psrfcrmp permanent cure 10,
to prevent taking cold. Exercifs about tho
rooms as much as possible, eat all the richest
fo,d-fst meat, game, and, In fact, anything
the appetite Graves; but DO particular and
mastioats we'll.
End v.
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8sw Aastttisfnsuts.
Administrators' Salt Of Red Estate.

Administrator Sale Of Real Estate.
TN pursuance Of m order granted b. the
i Probate Court Of Ashland County. Ohio,
We viii Offer for sale a. public auction, .
Saturday August 3D., 1867,
commencing al l o'clock r.. NJ, upon tho
premises, the following described real estate,
situate in the County Of Ashland and State
Of Ohio, to-wit: Tho Sonth West Quarter Of
Section TAirty-four, In Township Twenty Eve,
of Range Seventeen, containing one hundred
and sixty acres, Of the laads sold 81 Wooster,
Ohio, 10 DO sold frse Of dover. ; /,
Also, the following described trset Of land
situste In said county. being tho East half Of
The orth West Quarter Of Section number
Three, Township number Twenty Four and
Range number Seventeen, eo~ntaining Eighty
acrss more or less, TO DO sod free Of dover.
Terms. Of SAle--0na third cash In hand,
one third In one and one third In two years
from day Of sale. Deferfed paymentst TO bear
interest from day Of sale. and 10 be secured
BY mortgages on sdid promises.
JAMES iMRIGHg, Admir-
MARY WRIgHT. Adn'r'x,
- or rhos, Wright, dscd'
BY. p, Jouss. Aiey. !.
Juno 26r-1N1
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Southern Army.

The publication Of The musters-rolls of
the Southern army show ct no time more
than $4,000 men. The largest number
ever on duty was 100000, and Lees
greatest strength, and that only for q
brief time, was l00, 900.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The slave trade 10 said to bein lctive
operation upon the coast of Cuba. En-.
glish writer's charge the revival to Yam.
lee enterprise. Shouldn't wonder.
There have besn several case, Of Asiat.
10 eholcra in Galveston, Texas. The
city 10 in poor saritary condition.
Il 10 said that the crops look we'll in
tho lower Mississippi valley, and the small
grains have oil been harvested in good
condition.
Another revolutionary soldier, Jobr
Regan, lo4 years # age. has been found
near Paris, Illinois; over 400 Of hia de
seendants are also living.
The 81. Paul and Pacific Railroad ma.
chine shops and car works were destroy
ed BY fire on the 25th. Loss sl50, 900
Insurance. about $50, 1000.
IL i...s established fact, 50 says the
Nav York T;n.. ,h.t 4 rn.,.sa y,
Sliiroad trains Tuh Two fh;ras fsste, rh.r
Aoy other trsins in the world.
Mrs. Elisabe,b Lookm.p di.d Ian
week in Bethel, Pa, at the age Of one
hundred and Eve wears. She had out.
ia II r.. ,;.,,
Adyices from the interior Of Indiana,
Kentucky and obio ;nd,o,t, ,ba. rn.,
smut and the vesyil have done pre,, in
Jury 10 tho white wheat. bu. tb., N,
red varieties have es,aued injury
tn. s.uov. .,.,,;on n.o,,. p.,.h
en- h,, bean aola far en- ooS.
Apotbs, so,tv mill. ~ ~. %.
oiho railway have been .ocent.d bv n,
Government, making ss5 IN All N,
more trouble from The Indian, !, ,,.;,;,
rAtsd.
A rich deposit Of magnetic iron ba.
been found q few miles north Of Stevans'
Point, in Wisconsin, as is supposed TO be
on extension Of the immsp,s beds of th;,
variety Of orc on the south shore of Laks
Superior. L yields 40 per cent of pur,
netal.
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.N0TTng.

Notice Is bsrsby fssn hat the Ashland
County Fair Grounds have been rented BY
the Trustees Of Mbnigemsry Up. 10 be- used
- 8 Pound for thspalposslo Of impouning any
Stock found runnings II large within ssid
~. euapd after AdnS z4ih 1851. RE iey
Smith. near re e~ntrsnos ofibe grcuads.
h. o: BPREN0LE,
JOHN Ph0UDEIT, TSpsfes.
7. BUrHERLANp
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-aAHN" 49, NH"H|
For Governor,
AhLRN O. THURMAN, Of Franklin
Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL s: UHL, Of holmes;
Tfsdsarer Of State,
o. FULTON, Of Craw ord
Auditor of State,
JOHN MoELWEE, Of Butler;
Attornsy General
FRANK H. HURD, Of Knox;
Supreme Judge,
THOMAS N. KEY, Of Hamilton ;
Comptroller of ths Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, Of Williams
Member Board Of Public Works, :
ARTHUR HUGHES, Of cuyshogs.
-~s- .sAar.-
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,

Representatives.
WILLIAM LARWILL.
Treasurer.
W. G. HELTMAN:
Recorder.
GEO. W. URIE.
Qommisstonsr.
HENRY WICKS.
Snrveyor.
JOHN KEENE, Jr,
hfrma,y Director.
WILLIAM CRAIG.
Coroner.
DIR. A. LIMERICK.
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ssg-1f you -Slnt to getupon a political
equality with NJ grOss, vote for the negro
suffrage amendment to the Constitution
this fall. 1saE tts ,a,9s.salaeA ~ 81
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That, says the Cincinnati Enquirer,
would be undoubtedly true il We wal.
thirty years to pay of the National deb.
But why wait Why pay six or seven
thousand millions of dollars Of interest
when we can pay the debt in greentacks
and save all that immenae sum?
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The Mason &Hamliu cabinet Organ

forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 10 5000 each. Fifty
ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDELs, or other
hrst premiums awarded them. niudrated
Catalogues free. Address. MASON & HAM.
IN, Boston or MASON BROTHERS, New
York.
December !, 1865.
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The NATIONAL Debt.

George Franeis Train, in tbs course of
. late speech, touching on the National
debt, said "tha. We hsve had q grand OK.
hibition Of fireworks, and mortsaged our
farm to pay for II. That the so-called
wealth Of the Farmer consisted in having
bis boy in The graveyard, and a soven-
thirty in bis pocket in exchange. To
pay of the debt in thirty years, We must
raise ten thousadd million dollars in tax.
ss. making tn. jsh tioAsr, and the poor