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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
JACOBS & KNAPP,
~ATTORNEr,S ut LID ".

PIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ENTERED lNTOt
q apprenticeship for the practice of Law in Ash
land and adjoining counties, are prepared to at
tend to any.businpss that may be entrusted to
their care.
Office on Main street, Immediately opposite the
Bank.
J.J: AcoBs. SAPP.
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ASHLAND COUNTY PR OBATE
COURT.


The following Executors. administrators and
Guardians have filed in the Probate Cou& ef Ash
land county, their accounts for settlement, to-wit
Final Acct of John R. Riddle, Executor of Mi
chael Riddle, decd.
=" Daniel Keen, Executor of ia
cob Bena ge, decd
John BIyte Executor of Cath
arine Shelter, decd.
" Asenath Maun, Executrix of
George Maun, decd.
p Samuel Tildebrand, e. ecEtor
of -Alexander Carnagey, decd.
" I" John Bycrs, Executor of Thorn
as Smith, decd.
Partial Acct of Ia MEL Carter, Admir- of David Car
ter, decd.
Robert Noble, Admr's de bon;s
non with will annexed of Fe-
nix Kelly, decd.
{" Samuel Hildebrand, Admir-
of William Smith, decd.
{" John ]. Jacobs, Admir- of John
Jacobs, doc'd.
Final Acct Ct Matthias Smalley, Admir- of Alexar-
der Miller, decd.
" :" Ephraim Welch, Admir- of Will
liam McAdoo, decd.
" {" Julia A. Smith, Admrx, CT ia
cob, T. Smith, decd.
" " Janis K. Oliver, aud Isaac
s. Ayers, Admrs of Isaac N.
rs. Ayers, decd.
d" Elias Ford and John Bryte,
Admr's of Henry Dickson,
deed.
Margaret Musgr1ve, formerly
Greenlun) Admr'x of Peter
Greenlun, decd.
d" Peter Gongaway, Admir- of
John Gsngaway, de,d.
Partial Acct Of William Ralston, Guard of Henry
Vautilburg.
Final Acct ofS.P. Meng, Guard of William H.
e. Meng.
" " David Whistler, Guard of Abra-
ham and Susannah Welty.
John p. Stentz, Guard of
John C. Stentz.
And the same will be for hearing in said Court on
Friday the It'll day of August A. D. 1868, at 10
O'Clock A.
July 9Th 1858. j D, JONES. 4
PROBATE JUDGE,
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
Y N pursuance of an order granted by the Prehate
ECourt of Ashland County Ohio, l. will offer fei
of Aug. 1868, at 4 O'Clock P NJ. upon the premise;
the following described real estate situated in Tie
county of Ashland and State of Ohio, to-wit c
dwelling house and about one acre of land off the
N. W. corner ofthe N. w. quarter of section mum
Der 30, in Green township in said county, appraises
at $3.50, also the E of the n. w, / of the r Of
N. Z. quarter of section % in said township nne
county. containing ten acres, appraised at $3.50
Terms ofsale; one third in hand, one third in ons
year and one third in two years from the day q
sale with interest, the payments to be secured b:
mortgage upon the premises sold.
PAU OLIVER ADM. of
l.. X. SHETLAND decd.
Juno 10th, 1868.
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April %, l8e3-n Is.

its natural functions. These, II not relieved, react upon
themselves and the surrounding organs, producing gen
eral aggravation, suffering, and disease: While IN this
condition, oppressed by the arrangements, take Ayers
Pills, and sec how directly they restore the natural ae..
ton of the system, and with 1t the buoyant leelng OF
health again. What is true and SO apparent in this trivial
and common complaint, is also true in many OF the deep
seated and dangerous distempers. The same purSatiye
effect expels them: Caused by similar DISTINCTIONS and
arrangements of the natural functions of the body, they
are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured by the same
means. None who know the virtues of these Pills, VIII
neglect to employ them when suffering from the disor-
ders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In some of the
principal cities, and from other well known public per
sons.
From a Forwarding Merchant Of ST. LoufS, FEB. 4, 1856.
DR.. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is
great in medicine. They have cured ny little daughter
of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurable for years. Her mother has been long grlev,
ously afflicted with blotches and pimplcs on her skin and
in her hair. After our child was cured, she also tried
''"4 L A"s' "N 'e' asa
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Notice to Teachers.

=THE Boa I'd of Sch-ol Examiners of Ashla0
i County will hold the following examinations
duringthe yearl 1868, at Ashland viz:
The 4th Saturday ofJanuary,
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The following Executors. administrators and
Guardians have filed in the Probate Cou& ef Ash
land county, their accounts for ~ettlemont, to-wit
Final Acct of John R. Riddle, Executor of Mi
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NEW RILLINFRY ESTABLISHMENT.

July Is, 1663-n6
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Juno 10th, 1863
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20
From The Array Of the Eappahanrock.

From the statements Of persons who have
returned from the Rappahannock; it. appears
that the COnfederates are working with great
energy and industry. They have thrown up
two lines Of oreaStworks opposite to Falmouth,
on the low grounds near the river, and are con-
tinuing them along the river bank IN front OF
Fredericksburg. Jackson 5 force Is SAID to
be back Of the first range OF hills, two n'lieS
south of Fredericksburg. The smoke ola large
campfire, was yesterday plainly seen. and the
woods are rapidly disap pearing in that vicinity
The Headquarters are plainly seen from this
side through powerful glass. The position
IS TWO miles south southwest tloni Ercoerlcks-
burg.
There is trouble among the suffers; Ger.
Patrick, the Provost liarshal General Icing
engaged in carrying out the new order. /
LARGE cargo of unauthorized sutl.rs stores was
recently seiz, al Belle Plain and conljscated.
COL Ambrose Thompson yesterday discover
cred new abuses III the tiuartermaster De
partment at Aqi1ia Creek, and promptly APP
pied the remedy. Conhaband whisl1ey val.
ned at 81, 900 was among theforfeitures.
The court-nlIrt;al trials for desertion are
kept very quiet There is determination to
make exam pies Of some, if not all Of those con
victed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20
FROM CHARLESTON.

HEADQUARTERS DEpARTMFNT or SOUTH
CAROLINE, GEORGIA AND FLoRIDA. FEB. 1S.-
It has become my solemn duty to inform the
authorities and citizens Ct Charleston ana
Savannah, that the movements OF the enemy S
feet Indicate an early land and naval attack at
one or both cities, and to urge that persons
unable to take an active part, shall retire.
tits hoped, however, that this temporary
separation Ct some Of you from your homes
will be made without alarm or undue haste.
thus showing that the only feeling which an
mates you in this hour Of supreme t1al IS the
right Of being able to participate IN the defence
OF your homes, your affairs and the graves o1
your kindred.
''CaroIinians and Georgians, the hour Is at
hand TO prove your country $ cause, let all
able bodied men, from the scabcard TO the
mountains rush to arms
BE not too exacting in the choice OF weap-
ons Pixies and scythes will do for extol-
minating your enemies-spades and shovels
for protecting your 1ireSldes.
ITO arms. fellow citizens! Come to share
will Us our danger, our brilliant success oronr
glorious DEATH
&C. Il. BEAUREGAeD, Gen. Com dg.
tOhcial-.). H. OA1TEY, A. "A. u.
''The final preparations for the expected at
tack are being "a pid}y perfected. 1he troops
and noople are calm and confident
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20
VESSELS CAPTURED.

DosToN, Feb. l9.-The brig Chastelain was
burnt on the 9th ult off Altoveto, BY the
Confederate steamer Alabama. Capt Semmes
took all the nautical instruments on board,
and eight hundred dollars in gold. The Ala
bama also captured and burned on the Goth
ult., off Cape Libourn, the ship Golden Rule.
The crew Of the Chastelain were landed at St.
Domingo The schooner Hanover, from Bos-
ton, for Aux Cages, was captured By pri-
vateer off Cape lIaenauIt, Hayti. The crew
were landed She was captured on he 3lst
u!timo.
The Newspaper vendors III the army Of the
Potomac have struck, and refuse to sell any
news papers to the ar1. y, until Gen. Hooker $
order, limiting the number Ct newshoys to one
for each division, is rcsclnded
Prof Aga@siz has been appo!ntod Regent OF,
the Smithsonian Institute IN the place CT Geo.
+. badger, Of North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20

the Golden Rule demanded evidence thar *
cargo belonged to neutra? owners This corrl
not be produced, as the Captain had hot e,n
bill of fading. Capt. Semmes Informed H..
that if he had ever a consular certificate that
portion Of the cargo was the property Of nom
trails he would let him depart unlnolested. /,
the absence Of such evidence the officers and
crew were removed aboard the Alabama. ;,
the portable articles of value taken, al d IL.
vessel burnt The Golden Ru!e had aboar
goods belonging to Spanish, French and En-
slisb shippers. The Pacific Mail Company
had consignmcnts aboard also The Govern
ment had new spars on beard for the hi
Banbridge.
Tx Governor Roger Sherman Baldwin d
Connecticut, died yesterday aged 755yearS. III
was a grandson Ct Roger Sherman.
The Richmond Enquirer says:-'1hcre ha
been 10 intention OF pretence OF an intentu
to mediate at all on the part CT France, Ih
South wants 10 French mediation while no /
Titles still 90 on. >
The Illinois Legislature has adjourned viii
out passing the resolutions appointing ton
missioners to attend the Peace Convention
be held at Louisville.
The 3. S. Senate, yesterday, con!irna
Lieutenant Colonel Timothy z. Andrews II
Paymaster General and Major Hiram i4eonH
to be Deputy pay1naster General, vice Al {
drews romoted. Also, upwards Of one hun
dred and eighty additional Payuasters III III
volunteer forces; about two hundred ASSlSta1 b
Ouarterluasters with the rank Of Captain; >MI
Surgeons: together with several hundred (oD|
,nissaries and promotions II Ac rcgnI"r scIVeI
The entire number Of combinations, probat'
reaches eight hundred OF thousand In a5 &
dition to these there were anunIier OF confirm
atoms OF a miscellaneous character,
Gen. Hunter is about ir,sti5uting geben
draft Of ali allie bodied negroes within the i'm.
Of his department toT service il lie army.
The n. !. Express says There are III
mors as plenty as black berries" that LII
March 4th, The President will ro-orga1ize i
Cabinent, and re-Jrirg Gen. Mcclellan "f
into the command Of the army. There ar
doubtless such Iumors even from WINK
House circles; but he who relies upon then
relies upon the wind.
Fowler & Wells have published the re:'
Of manipulation Of General Butler 8 S:"a.
which occurs the following: You are sure
make what you touch pay. You are an
cellent judge of the value Of property n" b
most steptical in matters OF religion
more radical than conservative, and Il ever
clinea to be conservative are 50 from PoT'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20

There are still quite a number OF cases OF
smallpox and va1ioIoid in town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20

Gen. Butler had public reception in BaIti-
more. yesterday. lse was received and wei
cnl:.e1 1t the HALL CT the Maryland Institute
where he made a speech, il which be said:-
= # any foreign nation dares to int>rmeddle
with ouE family quarrel, we will arm every
man, blue black, white and gray, in defense Of
our nationality. Loud and continued cheer
inc. T. Large numbers were present, and the
whole reception IS said TO have been AN en-
thusiastie dcmonStG alton.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
our oORRasPNDoB1Ers.
SPANISH DRY DraGMOs, May 80, 1868.

EDIroRs DENocRAT: This being the age of
rocks, aud prOspectOrs aud Spectators being
on the que Vive for places in which to invest
their money. thought | would write and in
form them that in this little ont of the way
place, more gold has been taken out, in less
time and with less expense, than in any other
mining camp in the State
This may be deemed by some q broad sSser.
ton, but when we consider the facts that over
fifty thousand dollars was taken out Of the cell
ebrated Grit claim in less than a month, and
over one hundred thousand from the Bar, in
the same time and year. think that any one
will admit that there are good grounds for the
assertion.
Nearly all the gold taken out here is quartz
gold, and il is the opinion Of all Of the old
miners, that il a god-bearing quartz ledge is
ever discovered here. it will, from the nature of
the diggngs, be very rich. No prospecting
has ever been done here for quartz.
The Company who are prospecting here for
quicksilver, feel much elated with the prospects
they are getting. "COpperhead. your George
town correspondent, in writing Of the quick
silver Company, must be ignorant Of the facts
to assume that the Georgetown Company is tie
main one. Both leads we're discovered at about
the same time. If there is any ference the
Dry Diggings lead was discovered first. 1t is
as well defined, ,'the prospects are as good, the
Company larger, and they are pushing forward
L. -. ..o|6 =. 4s'HA s. ~ t-'e
Georgetown Company
Some of the Republicans here, who are vo-
ters, are getting rather sick Of Nigersm. We
shall gain votes here this fall
DEMOCRAT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
"LOyal League"

KELSEY, May olett 1900
EDTORs DEMOcRAr: A meeting Of the loyal
league for this Township was held last Saturday
near Louisville, to make Township nOmiUa-
tl0nS, &C. 1t was the old Know Nothing order
resurrected. somewhat galvanized u make it
palatabe to persons OF foreign birth-few OF
whom, however, swallow the bait. As usual
with such dark cOrclaVeS, everything was pre-
arranged and ieT Of the league, who desire
10 do all things uu the square. are mortified aud
surprised To bnd things working as they are.
Toe nominees, with E.w exceptions, are the
very men whom the masses do not want to Ii II
toA nship oficeS, Or administer justice TO the
people under The laws.
Those Of the league who desired To see former
parties ignored Tor the good Of the Union, are
amazed to tnd the league working so nicely to
secure majority Of radical Republicans for
offices, aud tor county and Stale Conventions.
They already see plainly that the whole thing
is gotten up to secure the State u the Kepubh-
cans, and by this secret cable 0uSt all those
blatant EninnisiS who formerly were not cheek
by lole " ith Greeley ard the LiucUlIiteS. We
shall hear but hluc Of the Union party after
this year. Theu day Of grace will have van
Ishcd int" thin air 10 give place 10 the odd black
Abolition cSbrl, i,r the purpose of eiectIug
Chace or one ot his stripe 10 the Presidency,
and cnmrl, ,ihg the destruction Oi our once
glorious OH Euiun-
The People are wakering to the gloomy and
awful catastrophe booming up in the distance.
aud are gathering breath and strength 10 make
one mighty S4m$ouian effort to throw down
and crush his lrca>"GAblc party, and save our
country sacred tr future generations, or be
crushed ia ihc c',,lmnu Wrtck II our American
Cni"n aud Constitutional liberty.
The D"muCTIct are aroused and elatec, and
confident II achicvlng a victory since they are
fraftrBaiiV united.
Quartz and feet are all the rage in this DIS
trcI and ma"y. no doubt, enjoy sweet dreams
Of future wealth. May they realize their fond
est hopes OF wealth aud happiness.
QUARTZ.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
miscellaneous An6erttstng.
HON. O. L. VALLANDIGHAM
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK contains complete and accurate
Il copies Of Mr.. VALLANDioHAM's principal
Speeches, on the subjects above named. Also,
parts Of many other Speeches, with letters, incl
dents, votes, ETC., etc. The work has been care
fully edited and it is believed to present, fairly
and correctly, the political record and position Of
a man whose views, in relation to the causes OF
our National troubles, and the right remedies for
them, are attracting an extraordinary NMHONt WS
public attention.
The work lie on good, substantial paper, 30
pages, large Svo and is ornamented with . very
finely executed steel engraved likeness Of Mr..
Vallandi CHAM.
PRIcE-PaPer covers. 60 cents Cloth, 9l.OO--
delivered by Mail or Express, pre- paid, receipt
of the price. WhOlesale-Paper covers, $500 per
dozen; Cloth. $s.OO-TransPOrtatiOn to be paid by
the purchaser.
The retail prices are = little more than hrst
named. This 10 necessary in consequence of a
considerable increase in the size Of the book also
the addition Of the engraving.
Send orders, with money enclosed. to Columbus,
Ohio, addressed to j. II. RILEY s. Co., or to Gov.
MLDARY, Office Of "The Crisis"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

"ReSolved, That We declare our uncon-
ditiOnal support of the Government in
any measures it may determine to he ne.
ceSsary in the prosecute o( the war f r
the supremacy Of the Union, and that the
war ought TO be prosecuted until the au.
thority is acknnw edged and its flag
waves unasSailed over every part Of the
national territory"
This resolution was adopted by a meet.
ing in El Dorado county. 1t Is strange
that men should become 50 degraded that
they are willing to pledge themselves be.
fore the world, to become the willing and
0nresisting slaves Of man. To give un
conditional support to any measures it
may deem necessary. in the prosecution
Of the war, these creatures have laid by
whatever manhood they may have once
possessed. and, unaSked. have offered
themselves as ready tools for the Use Of
despouSm- What a hOrrid thing is IA
natiGsn! Here are men under its inhu-
ence, repudiating everything like per
sOOAl pride, every sentiment Of honor and
of honesty, Of virtue, Of justice, Of right,
and offering to become slaves, ready to
support any measures or 70 do any deeds
which . tyrant may command them.
Does any man possess a right to do what
he pleaSese Is there no moral RESPONSE
bility resting on individualsf Every one
can see that if man has no right to com
NIT crimes himself, he has no right to
help or assist others in committing them.
There are certain great principles Of
right, which, neither one man, nor the
whole race Of men, has q right to violate
When We are asked TO commit acts which
our souls abhor-which conscience and
revelation, and the experience Of mankind
alike tell US are wrong. we shall want to
know who has authority to justify u.s.
And We shall never believe it right to
rob, burn and murder, and practice any
amount of barbarities, simply because
JEFF Davis is said to do these things.
The creature who thus, Of his own free
will, ceases to be q man, and descends be-
low the level. Of the most sanguinary
beasts Of prey, {wild beasts only kill to
supply their natural wants. ought to be-
come eunuch and 60 inte the service Of
some Asiatic despOt Deeds Of cruelty
and Of robbery are so much to the taste
OF those monsters that there they might
find scenes Of delightful enjoyment.
America belongs to the noble and the
free, and it is no fit home for those who
passed the resolution at the head of this
article, and which we 6nd published ap-
prOvingly in the Sacramento Union.-
[Marysville Express.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
HEIMSTREET'S
lNIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T rs NOT DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance,
impaired by age or disease. All Instantaneous
dyes are composed of lunar cauStic destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair, and afford them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet's lnimitable
COloring no! only restores hair to its natural color
BY an easy process, but gives the haira
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling Off Grad
icates dandruF, and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test of time,
being the original Hair Coloring. and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies'. 1t s sold by all respectable dealers or
can be procured by them O6 d. S. BARNES, Propri-
etor, New York. HosTErTRR, SMITH s. DEAS,
Agents, San Francisco. Two sizes, 80 cents and
81. [july4-leowlyl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
STOCK STOLEN!
$500 90 REWARD {!

CTOLEN from the corral OF the subscriber 4 =
- miles east Of Diamond Springs, On the EmicraIt
Road, on the night Of the 2lst inst the following
animals, to wit
One Sorrel American Eorse, mark or
brand on left hip resembling the figure !, about ten
years old and IA hands high. He is natural PAGER.
A Brown Horse, black name and tail, Is
years old, Spanish brand on the left hip and new
scar on ;he head near the left ear--caus.d by Il Q
bride, bunch the near fctlnrS JOINT, and saddle
marks on his back. lie is about Il hands high.
A Dark Brown Mare Mule, small star on
the forehead, right shoulder sore-causcd by the
collar, large full eyes, neck unusually large about
10 years old, midlling size.
a Light Gray Mare Mule, about S years
old, mddling size, little lame in the right hip, with
small limbs No RiaTks0r brands remembered
A Sorrel Mare Mule, about years old.
branded u s. on the left shoulder numerous saddle
marks on the sides and back, whip marks on the
right hin, small neck and head
The above are all work animals, heavy slod all
round. The mules all fat and the horses in fair
working order.
will pay $25 each for the recovery of the ami
mails and $lI5 for the arrest and conviction of the
thief or thieves. W. BARTRAM.
Placerville, Nov. Goth, 1sGo,-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
DEMOCRAT.

Another correspondent writing from the
same place, under date of June Isl, says:
We hope here that there may be thorough
organization Of the Democratic party IN this
county. this Summer. Here we feel proud Of
the name of Democrat, or any dRher name the
d" Black Snakes" may call us, so they do not
call us Republicans. or ask us to join LOYAL
League" Some poor fools may be caught by
the name, but they cant. catch An Old Line
Democrat, or any other man who loves the
Laws and the Constitution. The editors Of the
MOUNTAIN DENocRAT. in their fearless advocacy
Of the principles OF the Democratic party, have
won the admiration of all true Cnion.loving
men. Yours, Is.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

TIE SoRT OF UNION MEN WHO COMPOSE
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.-The infamous
Helper Book-while yet the Union exist.
ed in ell its integrity-long before the
fatal shot at Fort Sumter--was printed,
made the text book of the Republican
party, and contained this atrocious senti-
ment:
Teach the slaves to burn their mas
ter's buildings, ta kill their cattie and
hogs, to conceal and destroy farming uten,
sils, to abandon labor in seed time and
harvest, and let the crops perish"
Sixty'seven Republican members of
Congress set their hands to a written,
hearty and unqualified approval of that