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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24

EDITOR UNION ALLOW me through the
columnssof your paper to call the attention of
the people, and more particularly the Commits
~sioners of the County, to the injustice which
is bein 3 done to a large portion of those pa
triotic volunteers who so nohly responded to
the call of the government las summer under
a pledge from the Military Committee, and
the people of the County, that each volunteer
should have fifty dollars additional bounty, as
soon as sworn into the service of the United
States.
all paid at the time promised. or why it has
been go long neglected since, for I would not
reflect upon any one where the duty of com.
plying with the pledge was incumbent upon
all, and yet no one was authorized by law 10
take the necessary steps for its redemption
But this state Of things no longer exists
The Commissioners of the County are now
authorized by law to borrow money fer the
purpose and levy atax to provide for its pay
ment.
While all admit the debt to be the most sa-
cred we could Incur, and due the moment the
oOiutCA CutCfC0 bnc scItlCc, u year mas 0S8E-
~ passed away since taking their lives in their
hands and turning their backs upon all that
was dear to them, they went forth, to do, to
suffer, and to die, leaving their wives, moth
ers and little ones in our care who have daily
with tears in their eyes held up their hands
imploringly to us for the money SO long and
justly due, and yet no voice has bsen raised in
their behalf. Why shall pa yment be longer
deferredi Money. in abundance can be had
for the Interest," a more sacred or pressing
claim never existed against the County ) il
has long since been due, and not one reason
can be assigned for further delay that will
avail those whose duty il is by law to provide
the means for its prompt payment Honor,
justice and humanity unite in this appeal, and
knowing the just and generous natures Of
those to whom it is more particularly address.
ed, 1 feel confident It viii not be made in vain
7o,. 0,s7 aagB PAUL OLIVER.
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III. 8. nap

Our friend, Horace S. Knapp, late of the
ashland Union, was nominated by a large
majority of the stale Convention for State
Treasurer. He will make a splendid officer,
as he has every qualification requisite for
that important trust-capabilify. strict moral
integrity and industry. The Backbone" will
send greeting to other portions Of the State
a fattering endorsement on the I'd Tuesday
of October.-M. Vernon Banner.
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TSHE above named Defendant, John C. Myers.
resident of the State of Illinois, will take, no
lice that the Plaintiffs aforementioned did, on the
2lst d.y of April, AID, 1868, file their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and fer the
county of Ashland in said State of Ohio, o gainst
TIN: said Defendant. John C. Myers. to recover the
sum of sfx hundrod and ffty-fve dollars and nine
teen cents, with interest upon The same from and
after the 9TH day of January. a. D.. 1S55-money
due and payable tethe said Plaintiffs by the said
Defendant. John Q. Myers;-that an order of At
tachnent has been issued upon said claim, and the
said John G. Myers is hereby notified that he is
required to appear and answer suid petition on ar
before the 9th day of June, A. 1868.
JACOBS & KNAPP, Att'ysfsr Piss.
May 6. ls63-6w r49.
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NOTICE

The following Executors. Administrators and
auaddians have viled in the Probate Court of Ash
land county their acc 3''nts for settlement, fo-wit (.
Partial Acct Of Robert Malcom Executer OF
xskIssas4 =, Alexander Malcon, decd ~ i
/. q, James Campbell Executor of VIII
liam McCuen. dee'ds ss.s4sHFsf
30" Isaac StuI Executor, Of Lewis Rob
-faE erts, decd. aS9ase s8A
Samuel Echelbareer Executor Of
agf4d "a. John Hough, decd. 9f Aseaa 81
Final Acct Of Edmund Ingmand Executor of An
drew Newman, decd. =
i" DIG. Templefon Executor of Bar
0 9Tse tram Cook, decd.
oar"a ..icefW.1J. Vermilya and Thsmas K.
-.Ht ssa States Executors Of WoodardStaies,
-..E.f s,,s. deed. z.r3s.
William Garret Executor of JaoOb
Parrot. decd.
Partial Acct of william Garret admir- Of George
81 54s Stoll, dec'dEfflpa 1920 3 a
Final Acct of Edmnnd. Inamand Admir- of James
Simonton, decd. H
" I" James Hie Admir- of Daniel Coss,
decd.
5a" q fsaac Mason Admir- of Parvih nm
= Ter, decsd. et
g. " Lewis Miller Admir- of Eun;ce Mil
Ta. Ter, decd. sas 549s
" John Van Nest Adm Of Abraham
Ecker, decd. IA
" " Joseph Cubison Admir- of John
Cubison, decd.
" Alexander Nelson Admir- of John
Nelson, decd, z1 ri uA8i
Partial and Final Acc'ts of PER-, W. Frink Guar
dian of Jacob C. and Margaret A.
Slime.
Partial and Final Aoc'ts Of Joseph Gongaway,
.Y5i Guardian of John and Christian
aesff4aras Eighinger. sabT5R4
Partial Acct James Waggoner Guardian of William
and Mary J.. Waggoner, @q
John Silence Guardian Of Luther
9Ya NJ Fast. 9ss1
" "sa william A. Beck Guardian ofsIa4
( n 3s-s stas7ry A. Faulkner. 10 aag2 s33a
-" Peter Heifner Guardian of David
- .Heifner's heirs.
:" /" Joseph Grosh Guardian of Joseph
k9bgsA and Catharine Winters.
" Jonas Motter Guardian of Sarah
l,sa:TS @ Ann Metz
" Jacob Holmes Guardian of David
s. and George W, Benage. .s.,
James Scott Guardian of Martha
A Davis.
ed" 30 Thomas Budd Guardian of Alnozo
fii8 tafefE HUMPHREYS. saf a9f
So i. Harvey! Roberts Guardian of En-.
erson and Mary Roberts, g
" " John NJ. Livingston Guardian of
John T.. Livings.on.
Samuel Cutler Guardian of David
and Mary j. Woods
Samuel Cutler Guardian of Henry
Shinabarger's heirs.
Final Acct Of Robert Wilson Guardian # Charles
P. Mary E. and Lucinda Wilson,.
" John 3, er.s Guardian of Mary Ann
John Price.
"a James Coe Guardian of Henry
Butler.
" !. Sarah McCrory Guardian of Har-
rison and Nancy McCrory.
Levi Oswald Guardian of Elias
Heckert. M
David Dinier Guardian of Margar
ct NJ. StaveE.
1.-the same will be for hearing in said Court On
Monday the 9th day of 1uly a. D. 1863, at 10
o'clock A. M.
june 10th, 1868. I, JONES
PROBATE JUDGE,
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- HoRAcE S KnApp. of Ashland Coun.

b0- HORACE D KNAPP, OF Ashland Coun'
ty, is well and favorably known to a very nu'
mero1s class of electors of the State. Here
tofore a candidate for nomination for Tieasur.
err of State, with ardent friends, but unsuc
cessfui, he now receives the distinction over
some excellent and honorable rivals. Mr..
Knapp is a close and sound thinker, a reliable
Constitutional Democrat, a good business man,
with all the pre- requisites to make a good
Treasurer OF ate.-Hancock Courier. 49,
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THE HACK

II EAVkS Ashland every morning at 3 o Siuos
making connection with the trains on bo,n
the Rail Roads. Returning, leaves Mansfield ns
the arrival of the ? o'clock Express Train from tlh
West.
The subscriheP would say to the travelling pub
lie, that ne has now got Anew and Comfortable
in order, and will put you through in doubie-quick
time. ast aFs4f eEH
Thankful for past fayors, would still solicit pub
lie patronage.
". II, II. POTTER.
An orders fer goods, or any business entrusted
10 his ease will be promptly attended to-
Tsts no. N. WENTWORTH, PFffrieter.
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~ ~ EAa Aaa.
ABSENCE IF MIND.-At the recent Con-
%vention in this city, which nominated John
Brough for Governor, quite a number of the
aLcyal Leaugers" in attendance slipped away,
sloped or skedaddied, and forgot to pay the
bills they had made at Boarding and Eating
Houses. One of, the establishments which
was made to suffer in consequence of this OBJ
fviousness on the part of the patriotic gen.
tlemen aforesaid, was kept by a widow lady!
It was, in every instance, We presume, an
oversight, and can be very readily and satis-
factorily accounted for. It was doubtless
owing to an excess of ~virtuous indignation
against Vallandigham and the sCopperheads,''
such, for instance, as fumes, Misses, and boils
over occasionally in the columns of our other
wise amiabie contemporary the Journal-State.-
man. A
This is not the only Instance in which a
g widow lady" has suffered at the hands Of
patriotic "Union Leaeuers." We h&ve { ne in
our mind now which we Fave had occasi, n
heretofore to advert to, and may do sc again
at some future time. -
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HEAvrEThe article in last weeks Times
BY a very Intelligent man signed "War
Democratic About ONE more such article will
nominate him ON the abolition ticket. Some
men are afflicted with pRINcIpLE when they
see a little Office ahead. We have the record
ofahe gentleman, and will sshow it up when
the proper time comes.
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A~TracHuENr No7Iog
Civil Action.

kA
. vs.. r. z1 4At
John C. Myersr nd James I court Of Common Pleas
McCool Sheriff of Ash of Ashland county, ia
gfHnE above nance Dcfcndan', John c. Myers. re-
sident ofthe Statt of Ills ois. with take noricn
that Cepbas Myers, FIaintiif, OF tic county OF Ash
land and State of Clio, did. on the 2ith day of
April. a. D, 1868, file his petition - the Cour- of
Common Pleas within and for the cot nty of ash
land. in said State of Ohio, against the said John
C. Ayers. Defendant, TO recover thu sum of one
Aundred and forty dollars and fifty cenfs-wifh in
te-est at the rate of ten per cent. per annuu ON ff-
ty-fve dollars and fifty cents of said amount from
the 18th day of December, 1861; and it'll interest
ut the rate Of ten per cent. per anRum on Fifty dol
lars OF said amount. from the 20th day of Ocfoi er,
1857, being money due and payable by said Defeu-
dant, John C. Myers, TO the said riaiptif,lthat an
or, er OF Attachment has been issned upon said
claim. al d the said John C. Myers,is hereby nJti-
fed that he is r, quired 10 aprear and answer said
1853.
JACOBS & KNAPP, Att'ystfor prf.
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~TheI adies ofAsblana lave peper !,

W- Timetables Of Ashland kave geper- usly
sgreed to get up a STRAwBERaY Festival
for the purpose of raising funds to furnish the
beautiful cdiice just erected by the Baptist
denomination in South Ashland. 1t viii be
at the Town Hall, Friday evening of this
week Everybody is going, and theysare go
ing to have 4 good time.
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BRIEGE NOTICE.

VXZE will offer to the lowest and best hidde
wv on the Sd day Of July, the repairing of a
bridge east Of Lafayette. on the town line between
jackson and Perry Townships. at 10 o'clock. A. nj.
Also on the game day, at 2 o'clock. on The ROAD
leading from Ashland to Orange, near Zouvers mill
the build ng or repairing of a Bridge. Also on
the Ath day of July. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the build
ing Of o Bridge near Ashland on the Mansfield
road ; q plat of said bridge can been sean in the
JOHN BERRY,
ROBERT COWAN.
June 10, 1868. Commissioners
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s@ we cali the special attention of far
mers to the advertisement in another column
headed aimportantto farmers" It certainly
will be a great saving in time and labor to all
who use them. 1t avoids .he necessity of Ia
king the knives and spending much time and
labor with them at the grind stone. 1t is
small, simple in its form1canGha2used by any
one, and does its work we'll and quickly. We
certainly think it viii be a great advantage 70
persons using moving or reaping machines.
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T. c. Bushnell. Phf REfoREI p DEveR.
Margaret Figley. Def J township. Ashland Co. o.
On the 2lst day of May. A. d. 1863. said Justice
issued an order of attachment in. the above q ction
for the sum Of .Sles. SO: Trial -24h July, 1863 at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
A.hl.na N.y.2l, 10 r.!c.BUsHNELL.
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,sEsr, DRINK, AND BE MERRY."-Just the
place toenjoy ones self is at CHARLEY KNoTH's
Restaurant. There, all the delccacics of the
season are to be found in profusion, served up
as only CHARLEY knows how TO do it. There,
the epicure can ind all that the heart may
desire in, its search after pleasure, and there,
the business man can Athrow dull care to the
Winds" and pleasantly enjoy an hour of con
vivial hiliarity! and thence 60 forth with IRE
hewed Strength to meet the battle-strife Of
lie. A pleasant and profitable hour can bs
enjoyed BY all, a. CHARLErs Then, seat,
drink, and be merry ;forsto.morroT, you may
be drafted"
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~ Our friend Dwarf paid us dying VS.
il onusatutday; he is looking WE'LL feeling well,
and : well. When you go to Cleveland stop
in and see him. He is in the old established
sand popular Dry Goods house ofE. J. Bald
j ard Co., on. Superior st. p shs-
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House and Lots for Sale.
Lots 134 and 135 walnut 81. South Ashland,
Frame House % by 80, good cellar, well and
Terms $500 / down and the balance in
three years. For particula s apply at this of
fee.
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House and Lot for Sale.
A House and Lot On third street, Ashland,
be- bought at private sale. The house Is
arge and conld be made convenient for two
families Inquire at this Office. gldsf s''i Z
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcs-Rev. A.. 81. Myers
will preach in the Lutheran Church next
Sabbath at ST O'clock P. NJ. Subject The
duty of all classes an society to ,ooge an xncom
pronlisi, Q scarfare agaiBst rum
There will be no service at night.
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HI - 4--E ~ - zGE1-aZ -
p4-We publish on the first page of the
iJniop to-day, EMERSON ErHRIDdE's letter
in -ansWer 10 an Invitation to be present at
the anniversary Of the occupation of Memphis
by the Federal army. It merits q careful read
ing BY every man 10 the country. The Ash
land Times Of lastsweek Published the resoIu
tionas adopted on that occasion, bnt omitted to
giEesMrs ETnRIDGEssI letter.. The reason will
be- obxiods to the intelligent reader. Let our
fFisp1s read it and then hand 70 their Repub
Hcan ~neighbors. Tho only way such docu-
uaenss viii ever reach the people, will be through
Democratic channels. The monstrous usur-
p~atioisofthe administrators are so glaring that
they will not bear investigation, hence its
minions dare net give publicity to anything
4h4kziA 4hroF light them. love
darkness better than light, because Their deeds
are evil "
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YoLgNTEEas-ARTILLERY CoMpANY

YoLUETEERs-ARTILLERY COMPANY
Om1 friend R0HRnAcHER Is recruiting an Ar
tillery Company
months men. The Capt. is an accomplished
artilIeristsa and the avar-likep of our village
and county can have no better opportunity of
snuf6ng the abatt,e breeze than by enlisting
under his banner. If we were to go to the
wars we'd go with RoHRBAcHER; but being
decidedly q peace man and entertaining a
strong aversion to the odor of Of sfvillainous
salt peter we fear our pedal appendages, in
stssa Of Keeping step 70 Yankee Doodle or
Hail Columbia, would have . wholesome re
gard 10 thec ouplet: asei
"Hs who fights and runs away,
70 sMay i've to fght another day"
and, initiating Hcoker's Qniek-step across the
Rsppahannock," take French leave of the
CAPT at q critical momcats He don't want
that kind. lie wants men that will stand up
to me rack, fSddci or no fodder.-Suoh
plncky, Hood-lettipg qualities "a the 81. LIS"
Old ladier, BeFpresume the initials stand
fof-of our village displayed at tie war meet
ing st the Cenrt House the other night, is the
material he's a1fer.u4nHar44H
Hescver, should they belong to that very
respeetable society yeiept the @LazY Club"
and rndsr obligations not 10 gWeat, as we'll
euaFaBtee they'd have to, IF they GO with our
friend b. rare opportunity Is offered for
eqbbesssffriaannI exerrifes anJ stgeatisa Uncle Sam
nels horses, 4 joining Espts KREEMAH's
Carslzy ssB1 a1spt J EDfans pertps
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To b CoUNTrEs-We hope every county
in the State will hurry up their local tickets
II once, and thus complete their organization,
and leave nothing but success to be thought of.
Delay not . day nor an hour.e-G Crisis.
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DEDIcATroN-The new edifce of the Bah
fist Church in South Ashland, will be solemn
ly dedicated to the worship Of the Almighty
God, on Wednesday, the LIST day of uly, prvx
with services morning, afternoon, aud eve
ming. The dedicatogy sermon will be deliy-
cred at 10 o'clock. The public are cordially
invited to attend
l. N. CANNON, Pastor.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral.

- rH1tr - a. WV " f- 80
Coughs, Colds, In4uenza, HoArsene<<x
Group, Bronchttfs, lnsfpient Consumtz-
tton, and for the Relief % Cone4mV%
tive Patients, In advaneo8
stages oft Disease.
This 10 q remedy so universally known 70 ghrpaPs any
other for the cure Of throat and lung c0npluufas that +
is useless here TO publish the evidences of virtues. Js4s
wonderfal cures of pulmonary disease have made q
known Throughout the civilized nations q nc c4flE
Few arc the Communities, or even families enQ1f tDc1A
who hare not some personal cxperienee q g s-szte1
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the threef 14o lung
AS all know the dreadful fatality Of these oisct14fat 40
as they know, too. the elects Of this resnedys Wenfel1 20
do more than to assure them that IL sh11 nov 1Il1erF.
won 30 strongly upon the confidence OF mankind
PREPARED By Dr. j q AYER g. 90. Lowell, Meaa.
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A~TTAeHMENT

Isabella Myers, late CO admins CT,
tratrix (with John C. Myers;
Administrator of the Estate of Cour
Peter Myers, deceased, Martha non
Ann Myers, Mary II. Myers, ASH
Daniel Myers, John a. Myers, Ohio
and -, guardian ad litsm
of James C. Myers, Plaintiffs,
VS..
John G.. Myers. late CO admins
traitor as q foresaid of the Estate
of Peter Myers, decea sed. and In :.
cephas Myers, Administra tor of .
the Estate of Jacob Myers, de
ceased, and James gcCool,
Sheriff of Ashland county, De-
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J.gP. OoWANs M. D. xHi
& SURGEON, Ashlandy AshannaGasH
Ohio. Once uver the .Post-0nioes opposite the
Town Han. ypg 2. lsSss q:
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MILLINERY GOODS

94as Notice. .safS Wa
TT AvIso partially regained my health. l here
by lender nay thanks 10 ny former patrons
and again offer my professional services IS Physt
elan OF Surgeon TO the ~eztizsAz Of Ashland COUNTY
Rooms at the Miller House. Askapd.
IL. CRANE, N. D..
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SH.sRIFF S S4LG

VS.. Hr= -
John Lewis, Cssnnsea. Pleas.
. T y pursuance % the command Of an order of : lie
of attached premises duly issutd ait of h.
court of Common Pleas of said county. dared h.
I'd lay of May, A. D.. 1868. end to M direci-i,
/ viii expose TO sale ~ Public Auction he tocr of
the Court House. IN Ashland
on Saturday 18Th day Of Jane, A. d. 1853
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. NJ aud I %
clock, p. M of said day. the following de rrite.i
lands and teusmenis. to wit: R,nse seventeen tf-J
TIP. twenty-thrse (23,) scotion thirty five (aal East
part N. E. Quarter, seventy onc t7D acres one
eighth part, also, range seventeen ia towns Up
twenty-three .23l. section thirty h,e (S5). part s.
e. ouarta tive an i one hllf acres ~, ). onc ie:ga.L
part, also, rang seventeen ~ towns hip t. cnts.
three (23), s,ctlon tl,ir,y-six (3ilpar y. W.Grar
ter one eighth part. Ten 10 .cress Ase- El:cl !
in Ashland county, 1hit.
Az rised al s. Ter~is Of safe ea:h
u slx IF.
{. Isea|pA3- Is nfa
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-DENIoCRATIC CLUBS
Monteomery To


Montgomery Township.
President, DAVID BRYEE, Vice President.
JOHN sMALLEY; Secretary,sDr. GEoReE w.
Hull
Meet at the Court House every Saturday
evening, at Z o'clock.
I Orange Township,
President, SOLOMON MARKLE; Secretary,
E. FINGER. Club meets at the School House
in Orange, every Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
Vermilion Township.
President, DAVID Fox Secretary, VIM
o. PoRTIR. Meet at the School House in
Haysvil lie, every Friday evening at ] o'clock
Troy Township.
Meet in the School House at Troy Center
every Saturday evening at o'clock
Miiin Township. p
President, JACOB f. BENINGHoFF Vice
President, GEORGE Conn Secretary, HAIR
RIsoN SUNDY { Tub meets at Stony Point
School House eveV Thursday evening, at z
o'clock. n i
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In6za6vENEkr.% HcsorF To- whom
ksnof is due Aa~&b1aenralcs6f aetionnhseh
should actuatc the brsast Of ye local Of a
newspapers "a reIl rs g any other man and
in accorianee thereto We take an especial
pleasure. in noting . favorable sign of i'm
proveaents IN cur sneighbor of the ztw-s.-
For the FIRST time during his Editorial q ca
reer he published, entire and without garb-
ling,a Democratic document in his paper of Last
.wsek.aIt was to- be expected, however, that in
his predatory remarks some of the slime engen-
dered In his den should exude as a covering
to the truth which rradiated from every sen.
tence of our article ; for as the children of
Israel were smitten with moral blindness in
worshipping the golden calf and could not
endure the light Of truth which glowsd upon
the face of Moses, SO our neighbor of the
Times has SO long bowed at the black shrine
of Abolition, that the full glow of Democratic
tfuthsdazzles his sight, and he cries cut that
a vail be thrown over it. But we feel encour.
aged in that he is willing to look at the light,
even though it be Through a glass darkly )"
and to encourage and strengthen him we will
gratuitonsly furnish him weekly with an es-
say on TRUTH and DEMOCRACY, first with
the milk of the word, then with stronger
meat, until we bring him up to the full stature
ofthe man in honesty Now neighbor,Sas
You kiLdIy published nnr articls7on the State
Convention in you. last issue, we would sug-
gest, as your next lesson, the letter of EMER-
ETHERIDeE to the loyal Memphians.
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l. N. CARMON, Pastor
S. FAsla, Chm. Building Committee.
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BENJAMIN JoHNsToNs ESTATE.

office is hereby given that the rub scriter
= have been appointed and qualified as ad
and adu inisfrafrix on the Esta.e of
Benjamin Johnston, late of Vermillion Township,
Ashland County. Chic. deceased.
June 19h, 1868. .. W.. JACOB JOHNSTON AND
ELIZABETH JOHNSTON.
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