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General Order No. s.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORCES,
Henderson, KY, April 5.

donderSUIIi NY, Aprll D.
The counties IF dH42}RRkkb Pa f 81 Marg A
band of spies and secret emissaries of
the rebellion, disguised in the uniform
OF American soldiers. These outlaws
have been harbored, concealed and feast
ed by numerous rebel sympathizers,
who as citizens, are enjoying the protec-
lection and privileges of the government
lst. From the farm of DIR. Jenkins, of
Webster county, whose wife and daugh-
tiers prepared a secret entertainment for
the outlaws, there will be taken and de-
livered at the Post Of Madisomville three
hundred bushels of corn, two tons of
hay, and two beef cattle for the use of
that command
Ind. Thomas Drake, whose daughter
was present. and assisted in preparing the
entertainment, viii deliver to the Quar-
termaster al jacksonville on or before
the 10th day of April, 1868; one hundred
bushels of corn and two tons of hav
Ord. Thomas Browder, whose daugh-
ter was present and assisted in preparing
the entertainment, will deliver to the
Quartermaster at jacksonville within
seven days from thereceipt of this order,
one hundred bushels of corn and two
tons of hay.
4th. r. +. Coffman, formerly guer-
rilla, and Edward Ogden, formerly a
rebel soldier, discharged upon giving an
oath and obligation to act as loyal citi-
zens, who were so faithless to their oaths
as to be present with the young women
and assist in entertaining the outlaws,
Johnsons Island.
All other persons who have harbored
O. concealed these outlaws will be sum-
marily punished when discovered.
Fathers, husbands and brothers will be
held accountable for the conduct of fe-
male relatives.
H. The counties of Davis, Mclean.
Henderson, Hopkins, Webster, Union,
Crittenden, Livingston, Logan and Cald-
well have once been overrun and plun-
dered by lawless guerrilla bands. By
their lawless warfare civil law was made
powerless, the courts of Justice were sus-
pended, the Government mails were
rided and finally stopped, unarmed
steamers fired upon, peaceable travellers
were robbed on the highways, loyal citi.
zens were plundered of their property,
driven from their homes, and in some in.
stances murdered by cowardly assassins
These Guerrillas were harbored, enter
famed, applauded and welcomed by large
numbers of Southern and rebel sympa-
.hlsers IN the above named counties.
The armed outlaws have been driven
'ut of the country, killed or captured by
he Union forces, and peace once more
estored to the people These banded
outlaws threaten to return and attempt
gain to overthrow civil law and destroy
be peace Of these counties.
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U. S. CLAIM AGEACY.
BOunties, Pensions, and Arrears of
Pay.

BEN STINSON is authorized by the
United States Government land has been
furnished with all the necessary forms
and instructions) to procure bOunties.
pensions and back pay for widows and
orphans; pensions, bounty and back pau
for officers in the Army and Navy, Sea-
men, Marines, Engineers, Firemen, and
Coal Heavers employed in the service of
the United States; collect accounts of
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
the Government for damages done real
estate and other property by the Army
and Navy.
Correspondents'desiring answers must
enclose stamps Office Third street
second door from Main, Evansville. Ind
mill BEN STTNSOE
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50 barrels No. Coal Oil, warranted
aora-erplOSire, which we are offering to
the trade at 40 cents per gallon by the
barrel. HELLER & White,
Wholesale Druggists,
ap3-tf Evansville, Ind.
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Soldiers Claim 4gencr

McBRIDE & WHITrLEsEY are still pro-
curing back pay for discharged soldiers.
Pensions and Bounfies for soldiers and
widows under the acts of Congress of
1861 and 1862 Their terms are low
Give them a call Their Office is on
Third street, below the Crescent CITY
Hall. fahI4-Iv
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School Trustee-Hoyatio O. Wheeler,
l04; Charles DENLY, s., -
Surgeyor-Jas d. Saunders, 1l3.
Street Commissioner Vogel,
10; John Smyth, Go.
COuacitman-Wm. Mills, LOG; Ber-
nard Nurre, 81.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS

John A. Reitz and Converse Clement
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, without reserve, on
Friday, April 18th, 1868,
20 LOTS IN LANTAS and
"a Lots i'm StockweIPs Enlargement.
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance in
one, two and three years.
All of which are choice lots and wei
located. A particular description of all
the lots is posted up in hand bills all
through the City and County.
Sale positivec, commencing at clock
A. NJ on the premises.
REITz & CLEMENTS.
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Ht ME INTEREST s.

ATrENTIoS-McClellan Guards, you
are hereby notified to meet at George
Mentzers, corner Eighth and Main streets,
on this (Tuesday) evening, April 9TH,
1853, at Z O'Clock. Every member is
requested to be present, as business OF
importance will be transacted
By order.
CE0PCE NENTZER Cant
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bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
Wanted.

A girl to do general house work; good
wages will be paid to one that will suit
the situation. Apply at the Drug Store,
No. 10 South First street, near the Post
Office. e ap2-tf
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FOR SALE.
Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale

Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale
II HIRTY OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOTS
Il in the City; Three Lots ard Houses on First
street Two on Second Street; Fine Brick House
on MnibTry street, Two Brick DWELLINGS, On
sixth street One on Eighth Street : one on oal-
SlTeeI a Fine Property on Second Street: A ina
brlcA house on Third Street, out Houses, stabie.
Rooms, well located Two A. - - -, lOur
1loa' one well located for residences, high and ry
- sop farmss convenient 90 the Civ and other
property, all good in vesfmenis; 80 Acres
MI nis i,h COnnty; ~ Acres together with flour
i qua Factories, which viii be sold s. 900 less
TOT rtner particulars apply to
{, B. WALDO, Notary Public.
Ihlrd St., between Vine and Sycamore.
mic Evansville Ind
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ss- The agency of the Cincinnati
-l--.'--I---.- -f.,-.-->1-t Air.
James IL. Cochran, of the Post ONCE
Lobby News Stand He will serve the
numerous patrons of that paper to the
best of his ability, and will take particu-
lar pains to please them.
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MO- Ely LOST.

OST, on SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 5rH,
- on the Newha'g Road, between $40 and SlOp
Ia "a new Leather Pocket Book, all in s. and 50
Green Bachs A liberal reward Will be paid for is
delivery at Hospital No. l, corner First and Vine
Str cts. aD-4t
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TAKEN UP.

by THE SUBSCRIBER, A CALF ABOUT
- elght months old, spotted rel and white a
slit in one car. The owner can get the Calf NV
calling ON me and paying Expenses
THoS kAyENAGH
ap6-lt On Ninth bet. Chestnut and Cherry SITS.
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SSs Persons DESTROYS of having tie
commercial left at their houses, and
those who desire to obtain it at the Post
olhce Lobby, will please call at the
News Stand in the Post Office Lobby and
make arrangements.
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sss- A wardrobe is not complete with
out one of those elegant Business Suits
winch are to be found in such tasteful
and varied shapes at Lyons, whose stock
comprises the newest and best styles of
the season.
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JAS D. Saunders is elected (no opp.
John NJ Gleichmann, John W. Gruen,
and VIM. H. Walker are elected Assess
ors.
Two Butternut Councilmen are elected
j. Newman in the Fourth and VIM
Schmute in the 9th. Schmute is said
not to be enough Butternut to hurt
In the Eighth Ward the result is doubt
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NoTIcE.-The Courier will leave at
one o'clock today. Shippers must have
their bills of lading signed by twel g
o'clock. No freight will be received
after twelve O'Clock.
GUc r,fCrr D..
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In Vanderhur-h County. lid. on the 9Th inst,
at the resdenc of Mr. J. d. Martin, Mr.. Samuel
D. MARTIN, in the s7th wear of his age
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RAJ Jim. Cochran, at the Post Office
Lobby, has Harper's Weekly for April
l1th. A beautiful number
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Bg~ The most splendid pictures of
every sort are made at j. Perry Elliott's
City Gallery on Second street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBMc.-J. ]. Colin
has received this week, from the East, a
large lot of Dry Goods, consisting of
L Muslins, Ginghams, Table-clofhs,
Towels, and Bed-spreads; also. a large
lot OF Gents Clothing, and Boots and
Shoes-to be sold next Saturday, March
9th, at ten o'clock An, to the highest
bidder, without reserve.
j. j. Com. Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE.
A Good Investment in Valuable

will sell one hundred feet square on
the corner of Water and Locust streets
covered by substantial Brick Ware,
houses now occupied by Quartermaster
Department and Igleheart Brothers. No
property will increase more in value. or
is more desirable for safe and permanent
Investment, and is now under rent for
more than ten per ceHL on cost.
N. ". FosTER.
Apply to Geo Foster & Co., corner
Locust street and Canal. m26-Im
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THE CITY ELECTION.
DEFEAT OF THE BUTTERNUTS!
TRIUMPH OF THE UNION AND THE
SCHOOLS.
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAT.

We sum up, from the returns given
this morning, the general result of the
. City election, SO far as we are able.
The vote of the Eighth Ward was not
counted out last night, and as it is a
Butternut ward, some of the candidates
who have majority so far, may be de-
f.ated on full count; but the proba-
bility is that the Union and the School
men have elected their full ticket!
For Council, they have elected six of
/ their candidates, viz:
VIM. Dean, in the First Ward;
Jos p. Elliott, in the Second Ward;
J. A. Birkenbusch, in the Third Ward +;
Jos. C. Overell, in the Sixth Ward;
Adolph Helscher, in Seventh Ward;
VIM. Mills, in the Ninth Ward
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49, To the ladies desiring a beauti-
full set of Jewelry, call at P L. Geissler's,
No. u Main street See advertisement.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS,

EVANSVILLE Ind April 6.
5000 feet lumber, : schmidt; 203 beer fbIs
Cook dice; 10 half Ibis foIr, J P Elliott; bx,
ooi drugs, YIN Bierbower bxs patent medi-
elhes, Ming; 20 bxs plate, BSinkmeyer & Co:
- box mus, 10 bbls rye, Il ID Heiiman bbIs
sunafles, LEIGH Co; 2 cans, box drugs, Keller
WHITE; Il bxs mds, J MIME; Is rolls leather
a II is; 70 Kegs herring, 4 = bxs gla sesware,
~ rolls leather, a Reiss; 3 rolls carpet, Shapker
a BusSlng; l box dry goods, Shrafer & r; box
leather, Z Babcoek: 80 bxs hardware, pigs tin,
Orr; bXs dry goods, Goldman, ssers q 90; 2
Pxs, roll mds, i J Miller; 60 IN shingles ]
Swanson 81 IA shingles, U0eV feet lumber j I'm F
G over; box household goods G Hi; $50 bags
wheat, Isleheart Bro; bXs trses Edgar Dunk
q bhls apples, A Moollen so bxS cheese. II r
Riley; box drv goods, Alackey, Hening { Co
81 cases shoes, Morgan, Read d Co; 2 Obxs can
dies, % bxs snuff; Preston Pros Is bxs ) bales
dry goods, box hardware, Keen q Preston: 2
bxs dry goods, Shanklin r II pkgs sundries p
HornbToOk: 10 bXs mds. J g benncman: 1 box
dry goods, Sontag & Co; , bxs hats, Semo-
min; bxs boots, bales sheeiing Jaqness Co;
cases boots and shoes, Hay q Webb; To bxs s
bales dry goods, Las pianOes. I Il AIagee On:
hhds sugar, ? bbls moiasses, B & bale duck
L & q IL Il.
4. E. SHRADER. Agent
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U. S., 1899
DrUcIozv 1tUUUUI.
Counties, Pensions and Eack Pay:

JOHN TENNIS is authorized bv
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts.
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Soldiers discharged by reason of
wounds, can get 500 bounty by apply
ing through this Agency. Letters of in
quiry, with stamp, always answered.
Address JOHN TENNIS,
Pension Agent.
Office, Post. Office building First stree,
EVanSViiie' jan. 26-ly.
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For SALE-A frame house on Third
street, containing six rooms, all in good
order. Inquire on the premises of i. G.
b. Waldo, between Vine and Sycamore
1t can be let for less than its present
value, and viii take it in greenbacks.
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s8 indianapolis, Cincinnati, St.
Louis, Sandusky Connecticut and
Charleston, all ours, Glory enough for
one day, r4 81
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COAL OIL.

GEORGE MENTZER, Capt.
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GROCERIES.

CTNCINNATI SUGAR CURED HAMS ooo
~ pounds Davis Extra Sugar Cured Hams iust
received at app H. 4. COOKS.
Mack PACKAGES
NI - kits assorted No /, 2 and Mess
10 barrels Extra Herring;
. g No. l Mackerel;
5 f" No. 2 do:
D - No do:
Is half 5bls NJ. do;
Is No 3 do:
2 tierces No Salmon
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Pastor of Presbyte. ian Church,
cor. Walnut aud Second sire, Is.
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W . dozen extra , hoped Tubs;
-"
" middling hoped Tnbs;
app At Il. A COOKS
DRoCTnR AND CANDLE NO. 1 SOAP-IoO
i boxes Proctor and Gamble No l Soap: equal
10 Tn best, at IL A. COOKS
CTARClI-5O boxes Mcdonald Bro. extra Starch
~ at III. A. COOKS.
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Tie bess BIackIng in use, at II. A. COOKS
/ WILLOW wARE-!OO Nest German Market
| w Baskets;
10 dozen assorted Cord Market Baskets:
10 =" split Corn Baskets half busbei
Corn Baskets, one bushel:
- four bushels;
10 " Nest assorted Clothes d skets:
"a dozen Large Extra Clothes Baskets;
ePf At II. A. COOKS
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A Card.

w. A. PAGE: Lit. and Post Adjt.
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DIGKLED LOBSTERS-2 dozen u gallon jars
Picked Lcbst'rs; dozen L gallon jars
Picked HOLSTERS, at H. a. COOKS.
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DIED.

a. E. sH RAIDER, Agent.
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We make the following extracts from
a letter written by Senator Wilson, of
Massachusetts, to Fernando Wood, of
New York, relative to the conseription.
or as it is officially known, the Enroll
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BARLEY, DAT MEAL. &C. &C
- 10 half barrels Pearl Barley:
To half barrels Split Peas; Il
case Sage;
barrels Dat Meal;
90 Farina;
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been raining III day ind tlls ground is very
WV. s ResEeRANs.
Cam NEls MdGFREEsBoRo,
January 4ths

Ea MAJ. GIN JfALAEcR
Follomina ny dispateh II last evening I
have 10 a~nnounse that the enemy are lin full
retreat. They left last night The rain bav-
ing raised the river, and the bridge across it
between the left wing and center being in=
complete, I deemed it prudent to withdraw
that wing during the night.
This occupied my time uatiA4escleck, and
fatigued the troops. The announcement of
the retreat was known to me at Z o'clock this
A. M. Our ammunition was occupied in dis
tFibutisg ammunitiaa, buryingths dead, and
collecting arms from the field of battle. Pur-
suit was commenced by the center, the two
leading brigades arriving at the West side of
Stone river this evening. The railroad bridge
was saved, but inswl at condition is not known.
We shall occupy the town and push the
pursuit tomorrow. ~; a544s.E Hswi
: Our Medical Director estimate the wounded
in the hospital, at 55e9, aud our dead at 1000.
:. We hare to- deplre the loss Of 1t. Col. Gar
esehe, whose capacity and gentlemanlydeport-
ment had already eldeared him 70, al the Off
GERS Of this commana, and whose gallantry on
the field of battle ctcftet the admiration ofall.l
WINS. RoSECRANS,h
Major General Commanding.
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GENERAL BUTLER So
zaTIe RERCEDED.

z9Tzc PERCEDED.
General Butler has been supercededin COM
mand Of the Departments ofthe Gull, by Gen
Banks. Notwithstanding the married. partial
ity Of the Adninistration for men hoa are re-
gardless Of the ~promptings of humanity, they
have been compelled tosIemove Butler, whose
conduct at New Orleans has made his name
Infamous and brough t disgrace upon the ration.
We ~rejoioo that this bloody minded monster
has been stripped Of authority; but we fear
that the Administration win smooth over the
disgraes Of his rsmOyal By appointing him to
smother position.
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THE wAR NEWS.

We give place incur columns this week to
q largo auoun Of war news. A tremendous
battle has besa fought at MurfreeshOro, and
Ne confess, from The dispatches thus far re-
ceiyed, nc are at q loss to say which side is
viDtorious. While We have our opinion, we
give the dispatches in full and leave every
man tojudee Of the question Of victory or de-
feat for himself
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s.doSHERLERSISa1A

= Us. -ueit2S - 534toT311 -Stfn 1ldrrc1
/ DY-sirtne-efa-Kendi-R4eqgt ~ Befeu8anf
1Dduly issued out of zthezGpprt of 1Gommo5
Ple,s of said county. dated the 29ua day of Novem-
oeTi I'D. 1867, and5o me diEeetedgI will expose
House IL Ashland, ssf%
On Saturday, tAe 3D. day JusaaFR 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. II n, and 4 oscfocE
p m, OF said day, the following described lands
and tenements. situate and being IA Montgomery
witaand bounded and described rs follows: Being
the Isouthgest corner aoftheosoufhHest equartsrao n
of Range sixteen (161. Township twenty-five J2atA
(ls} acres of Land, also the East parAaefI The $50
west quar- er OF Range sixteen fi6l, To ks12e2
{2a) and seetiep wehtygfye514A Son
afnfngsssedfy ts0) aeressof lara. sSAf Neta-4aul
Appraised atAlTsrm OF salsp Sash fix 80
9lI noisesf9assl ~ JAMES Moc00E Sheriff. -
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a GpLE FOB kREE1 Aea
The best ommen We can make - regard to
Nd attack Of The Hfp.es oflssteNssk upon Mr..
sejsTzR SwIHzrnBi d n zmakibs the slzts-
vhl.@pt, fh1t De Editor q ne fGMst has been
hid in ti1FsaTtof g6uAon Pleas our
.bst pqty, D SNatyofp for dappgss on
pount Of ppblicatiaR ~ nd arfisls y
a. sum e fres tt0ugsnf d5Eas q tbs
al <ole mates vii ba ia~<sslgktsabz Amy 81.
Pei. county ~ 4ogtear ffthsr .eommept mil
: ~ rss1ic)-6 f Ia Jury j aenounosd.
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VOICE. ~ :,
|fTNHE following Executors AdpHfnistrators and
= III Gnirdians hare flsa inEAe sPrebate1 Court d
Ashsand@sse=n tneif acseuhts for settlement to-
wit.
Final acct OF Isabella Hawks and Johuyvan CHI
der, Executors of George Hawks, decd.
Z" acct. Of Jonathan Buzzard, sExeentor of Pa
ter Buzzard, decd.
e acct. Of p. r. Roseberry, Executor of Jacob
"a, .qhoc Beckett, decd. - eGlJ sat9r
ts acct! Of Jaue Gribaan iExecutrix of Eliza
IS beth Grihbens decd. ,tr,4Tta a4as.
Partial acct. of 1. CrittepdenS Adm of James
pElnAl. ~acct.Gof Rsbert sCowan, Admir- az JACOB
- [sa6H8 Hintefs d~ecsdnT9H9g ad1saJd
,rast acct. ofC. L FikestAdn,r. efSusannapSahn.
s sees des'd. sa3 .zHi5b 5Jod3iY
q" m Johnston, ADM. Of ghamas NJ Cad
aEn tA houn. dec d.
We Lsmip A DFarab, Admir-, of Andrew Dramb..
.cnf ( shsts1Eff decd. s az stfo9 os aY3d'd
"2 AP Long, A1m'L Of John Bunpns sdessdbaa
y. Z" Jonn Van Nest, sAdn,r efJaeeh 0nstotts deed
" George PhilPOtt. Afnsr Of Elizabeth Hoover
Partial acct of oshusB dyeat SGtuar,n of Sarah Eli
FUeIl aeafuaaE 7e hinEerl ha1so baR .sffaiqs ID
Final hct, of John Brandt G,sar,n of Jae. CsBrandtd
81 4 A. ~. Saml Cutler, Gufr'n ufM AIRY Shanebar9erIl
gI@IsA TiIten Gpsrn of G w Mitchell. 49,
az VIM. Iesh,s GuhrA. OF Eber and Mary Ann |
fnofi gbEaI A94aFLSh.s1 oJ--1s74E'efI
9psfe WA deshs Charm Of Wilson Shannon Lesb. \
tf aeet. az Gaorgn Rhiipotte Gharn bf Sherman
kas +. n Mead. ~esea9: sp saafcaj
Tbs same win be for hearing in said Court on
the 81 day Of 5snusFys1s83. at 10 Gel, al. ~
' sat III. ZONES, probate Judge.
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tTfHes of Holding Courts b the 5ITfK
phi r1s5udieial District of 6bio ISL

ITiHes Of Holding. Courts IN the SIKH
e. asiyudieial District Of Ohio 80 49,
"a Slas Of QAiesT4 sss EssTs 81.
that On theseighteenth day Of NovemBer, 49,
d 1862, an order fixing the times of holding sfe
eGSpurt of Common Pleas, and thsz Disfricf
Court william and forsthes Sixth Judicial D7sx ass%
trict ofa Ohio, was. hled IN the 0lerksso once of lsesq
Ashland County, and which said order & sHhi alsN
the words and figures following to-Hit 4szA
tits ordered bytha dndgeAof the CorStEof
Common Flsasfef thegSixthJ daioials Distfiet IzHG
lof the State,of QAies that tho times for hold- .siaa
Ing the District Courts and the Court Of Conf SSsT
mAHI Pleas ID eaehH Of the 00uAEies eomDFisi5S e
said pistsicf foft the year Fad, 1853 be -
led and prescribed Tt0sMf
faI 5s1 GOMM0NTBLEAS.A EsXAH
Delaware, Feb 9Th, ApFiE a7the DcsoEan6fh @xxr
Kneag March Sd, May 18th, October 27b. 1&G
ashland, Es51I0sl, April 5lsS, o asS aok ~ 4
SiIenaand, FEB; Zsd, Aqgsllth,N ozcF6orE 18th
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March sl6th,eAug 9Th, Dec l4lR.
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sas IS Courts ass & f. eo5hss !. i & : S., els,k
|isFict Courts. yithia and for he COUNT ~
tshlapd ana State of Chic, DO hereby certify
pak sAe ABOVE ana foregoing is eorrectlv taken
pa1 xfpiy copied from the original order. fT-
= ! Il sl romn no.a1pgshe !ls.rics Conn s6dH
jxsheIudioaa Disssist Il 6hios f5f a IS s9E ,fesa
ASaS, now o.. ME IN this ScaesoV svgf1r.o o.
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Noffhern Methodst Ghristidne Ad5ocdte, says:
la0f the fortyseighf ANIMAL Conferences, all
hut sfk report losses ranging from s ,I12, to
n FIN a1grsydse loss for ssceaty years mould
eEKaasf fks 6zRires charchl,,HT 1es Aaa bsatSzs
VEL, Rbatlofsit2 Who have tears to shear
.fEs 6epnblican party Hifbbe ephausedss SOON
er Tran thu ,nana as the two machines are 50
nearly one, when nne dies the other viii have
poor living. A church which resolves itself
.fnt0 4 political machine, viii dieEwheu the
1nnchirs disS>-it should idieLandwe thank
God for all znch neBciessbA renewed church
founded on the Gospel will soon rise up to
fake its Observation-Disclosures vsI q EzEs r
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-07
Admini7Fato,i. Nof;c.

tN o9fcE y hersbyiven, that Henry Wiabielcr
4 Nss on the Iahlay Of November, 1866, duly
apPolntea Adni1istr'of ofthe Estate Of catharine
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