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Bridge Notice.

n NHEaE will be offered to the lowest and best
bidderst the building oftwo bridges near Leidig's
mill in Orange township on The third day of Au
gust. at one o'clock p. NJ. Also ON the fourth day
Of Angus. at ten o'clock A. NJ, the sale of two
Bridges near j. immop south the center Trey
Township.
July 4th, 1868, JoHN BERRY,
ROERT COWAN
COMMISSIONERS.
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NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
MRS. JOHNSON.

Ashland and vicinity that she has just opened
a Millinery Establi shment in the rooms formerly
occupied by Mrs, Raplee. over Chubh's Drug Store,
where can be found a large and fashionable assert.
ment of Ladies HATS RIBBONS and MILLINERY
GOODS. whic have been purchased ut such fig
urss as will enable her 10 offer SUPERIOR induce
ments7 to her customers. a LIBERAL patronage SO,
Iicited sIsa 1885 a7I H4 as
april 20, lSss-a Is.
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NOTICE..

MI wife having left my bed and board against
lXl my wish IS and without just cause or provoca-
ton, and 1 having requested her to return, 1 here
by no fly all persons not 10 harbor or trust her
on my account, ms / will pay no debts of hec con-
tract or expenses incurred by her.
JAMES SCOTT.
July LIST, 1868. 3w.
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ATLANTIC / GREAT WESTERN RA11w.

ATLANTIC 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
The anD1al election of Directors in the n. &
r r. Co., Ohio Company was held
at Fr4nkIin Mills, Portage county, on Tues
day last, andthe following Directors were elec-
ted: 9AH s7 !.
Franklin Mills, Maryia Kent; Akron, VIM
-H-4Upson. John II. B Rose MeadvilIe, Gay
lord Church. VIM. Reynolds Warren, Jdel
w. Tyler; Ashland, Jacob Grail; New York
City. Tho! w. Kennard. Alexander MeA II
drew, Samuel sWann, Chas. Seaton, j. H.
i Chamberlain, Samuel l.. M. Barlow.
The Board of Directors Immediately organ
, lied by choesisg Office s. viz.
: = President, Marvin Kent Vice President
II W. Kennard Secretary, Joel w Tyl,r;
Treasurer, E. p. Brainerd; Assistant Secreta
~ VIM H.. Grout; Executive Committee.
Maryin Kent, Z. w. Kennard, VIM. Reg
nolds, VIM H Upson, Samuel Wann.
The lease of TIE Cleveland & Mahoning
Railroad was ratified by the stockholders =
The Reports presented show the work of ex-
2 teuai1g the road west of Akron to be progress
= sing rapidly Two thousand men are! row
employed, and more will be added. The line
will soon be open to Bridgeport, Wayne coun-
ty. One hundred locomotives have been con-
&,tracted for with the Jersey City Iron, Works,
and fifty ofthem areto be finished as early as
possible-CkeueLand Herald.
sseIt viii be observed that in this new selec-
5Fiiou of directors Mansfield and Gallon, both
of which places had directors before, have
been left cut. Whether this portends some
change In the line or not we cannot saw
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Gro. ". Hill, NJ. d.. Secy.

FoR sALE-fIeuse on Cottage street. con
tanning eight rooms above the basement. sur
rounded by a fine garden and abundance OF
fruit. Excellent well, cistein and out build
Jugs. For terms, uprly at this Office.
Ashland, July g.. lS63.-3w6
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COMMISsI0NEx

Mr.: Editor :-Please announce the name CT tina
tried and true democrat. JOHN JARVIS, of Yer
million township. rs a Ca, didafe for County Com
missioner. subject to the decis on of the Democra
cy at our Primary Meetings and oblige
HOSTS OF DEMOCRATS.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th day of July, by the Rev.. F.
Kennedy, Ma LEWIS KREILING, and MISS
MARY +. BuRKHART, all of Ashland, Ohio.
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,KNAPP,s HISTORY or ASHLAND CouN-
TYs@The study Of the history Of ones own
locality is of more than ordinary interest. 1t
takes us back to scenes OF winch We feel our
selves a part and We are surprised that mo-
more Iattention is given to the matter. The
= pioneers and early settlers who connect the
present with the past, are rapidly disappear
ing, and in a few years the Opportunity to
secure the rich stores of history and reminis-
cences will have passed away forever. Mr.
Knapp in the compilation of the work before
us, has performed q duty which should be at
tended to in every Co., SO that each one might
preserve the. experiences of those who came
into the West when it was a wilde. ness, and
settled the fertile and beautiful land now oc-
cuRied by their posterity. The incidents
connected With their early history read more
ike q romance than ordinary facts.
We cut the above notice of Mr.. Knapp's
Book from the Mdasfeld Herald. The book
Is certainly a success in every particular. and
none who hare fsadit but testify to It's mer-
II and absorbing interest. j. Already Mr..
Knapp has sold nearly all the copies printed
more than subscribed for. As bat a, certain
Hnunber were ordered no more will be printed,
and those desiring to sesure this valuable work
should call soons asas354 ~.
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The Campaign Union !

For the purpose Of disseminating Demo-
cratic doctrine during the campaign, We pro
; pose 70 send the UNION from this time to the
frst of November for Fifty Cents. We hope
that our friends through The county will at
once go to work and get the Union into every
liberty loving family in the county, The
z price Is low, AID prominent Democrats in each
tounshipshould seq that be paper is well cir
: onlatsd. The UNIoE, as heretofore, will con-
tain sssound" Democratic principles aud resist
as best it can all the encroaehnents of the ir
responsible tyranny and power that now desc.
crate our National Capital. {.
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ANNOUNCE VI ENTS.


Mr. j.. J Jacobs Please announce The name of
Nm S. D., as a candidate Tor Rep
reseitttive, .ubject to the decision of the Dsmocra-
cy of Ashland county at their Primary election and
oblige
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Mr.. Editor PLEASE announce the name sfJOHN
VAN NEST, of Perry Township, as a candidate for
County Commissioner. subject to the decision OF
the Democracy at their primary meetings and
oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

s Hah A1A6 oAL ~ COAEF
Coughs, Colds, Innuenxa, Hoars1ness.
Group, Bronchitas, l~nciptent coneumpr
tfon, and for the Relief or Cousrknip u
tive Pattentsy in advanced
stages OF tbs Disease.
THIS is a remedy SO universally known TO surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints, thaff It
is useless here to publish the evidence of it's virtues. It's
nnriyaAed excellence for coughs and colds, and it, truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made ft
known throughout tho civilized nations Of the earth
Few are the Communities, or even families, among tlcn
who have not some personal experience Of ite cfeeft-
some living trophy In their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know tho dreadful fatality Of these .disordcrs.1nd
as they know, too. the effects of this remedy, VIC ncednot
do more than to assure them that 1t has now all the yr
tues that it did have when making thecuros Which have
won SO strongly upon the confidence cfnankl1L FEa
Prepared by Or. J. 6. AEER g. co, sLowelis Eszz
Notice.
AvtNG partially rsgained iay lsaTh 1er
IL by tender my thauks to MY m fsei. 1h3ssrr
and again offer my professional services aS4hysi
eian OF Surgeon 70 the ~eitizens of AsA1a1zscssfoty
RooEa5 ct the Miller House, ASK and9x
-. Llg9EsRA D
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VERY MANY DEMOCRATS.
CLEseK X.

Oblige
VERY MANY DEMOCRATS.
CLEH X.
Editor Union -Please announce the name OF
wM G.. HELTMAN as a Candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Court of Comm on Pleas, subject
10 the decision of The Democratic Primary Conven-
MANY DEMOCRATS
of Milton Township.
MA. Eplron:-we respec fully reaues, you to
announce the name of j. w. BROWN, of Hanover
township As a candidate for County Clerk subject
TO the decision of the Democracy at their Pri -ary
HOSTS oF.soUND" DEMO RATS.
J. J.Jacobs Esq: Please. announce the name
of HIS See as a candidate for the office of Coun-
tyy ERIK, subject to The decision .ofthe. Democracy
of Ashland county, and blige his ars,ssp
n ~ 4tas DEMOCRATIC FRIENES.
4ESES1-GsE
Mr.. Editor PLEASE announce the name of
ROBERT CNMPBELI, of Orange township as
candidate for Clerk; of the Court of Common Pleas.
subject TO the d cision of tie Democ, Tic Conven
ii on, and oblige ,-o55s Many DEM )CRATS
r r4i-5 of range
$50 TIRE 9SUEeER.
Mr.. Editor by announcing The name of III. B..
HERSHEY of Mifain town hip as a Candidate for
The Office of I ouDiy Treasurer. subject 10 the de-
cision of the Democi acy of Ashland County, you
ias77 MANY DEMOCRATS
of Old Mifiin.
= Mr. Editor Please announce the nam of WILL
Observation-Disclosures, of Hanover township as can
didale for Treasurer of Ashland County subject to
the decision of the Democracy a their Primary
meetiHgs and oblige g
hSs = MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. Editor We request you to announce the
nam of as a candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the
Democracy of Ashland County at their primary
meetings.
- MANY SOUND" DEMOCRATS.
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aa JusT SoEThe outpouring Of Germany and
- aIrslapd vote the Bntternut icket.@c euetand
sa ~ Hsxuids - s5pfsa zas5ai5abr ba8f ~
q The outpodrings Of Africa vote the Black
~ RspubIpen ticket. People uill stiekito their
friends.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. Edifor@Please announce J. p. EvO
ESQ. of ashland as = Candidate for the Office o
Probate Judge, subject to the decision of the De
mocracy of Ashland County, at their nominatin,
Convention AMI oblg, the
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PRORaTE UDG

Mr. Editor Please announce the name of
A.. G. EMERSON as a Candidate for the Office O
Probate Judge, subject to the will eff the Democ
racy of the County at their primary meeti ,gs and
oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Look U o BURGLARs-Several fhefts
and burglaries have been committed in our
town and vicinity during tn, last week. On
Thursday night last, all of Mr.. Burweli
Grubb's clothes were stolen, the thieves enter
ing his fathers house late at night while he
was absent. On the same night. clothes were
stolen from lines in different parts of the town.
On Sunday night the residenceof NJ. John
Clay,a couples of miles west of Ashland, was en-
tered and his pants taken with his pocket book
containing something over one hundred dol
lars in money. The house and bed room oil
Israel Markle, Esq were also entered one
nightslast week but the thief was discovered
bsfsrehes - rurceedc9 IN
making his escape We have understood tnat
several similar instances have occurred in the
North part of our county. No clue has yet
been discovered that will lead to the detection
of the thieves 1t would be we'll for people
TO be on the look out and shoot the scoundrcls.
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;, GRAx

H, GRAx
2-4O Horses at all hours, cheap for. cash, an
cash o ally. Stable at the old place west Of the Nc
Nu1ty 1ouse. Ashland. Ohio.
Ha- All those knowing themselves ihdebtedto
the old frm-w please call and settle Immediately. .
Ashland M %. 1S6O.-tf
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ANOTHER JoLLIFIoATIoN.-On Friday last
= dispatch was received here from Mansfield
stating that Charleston had been captured by
the Federal forces under Gen Gilmore. Ina.
msdiately numerous flags were suspended from
houses and across the streets and all the bells
in the o were started ringing. In the
evening a number Of people gathered upon
the streets and q small display of fireworks
was given by the boys. Several people ap-
peared to be in q very good humor and proba
bly, were. ,.iUpto this time, however, the news
has not been confirmed, and it came original
~ from . very doubtful source. The rejoic
ing was probably premature, but it is generally
believed that Charleston will soon fall, as inl-
portant advantages have been already gained
by The Federal troops near the city and forts.
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Stock & New Proprietor

d. B. GREY and ]. W. r
would say to the citizens of Ashlan
TM and %vieidity, that they have formed
Sg@AS@ co-partnership in the. Livery Business
IN eSlz aud that on and afte- tie 4fb day o
- May. 1860, the firm W be carried on
ndert the name and style of
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J. J.Jacobs Esq: Please. announce the name
of HIS See as a candidate for the office of Coun-
tys ERIK, subject to The decision .ofthe. Democracy
ofAshland county, and tblige his aas'sss
~ NJ 4iaeS sh NJ t FRIENES
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To provide against the evils resulting from the
sale of Intoxicating liquors within the lncorpra-
tod villa a of 4 shloud .E. .
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D. S. SAMPSEL. MAYOR.
w. A. ROLLER Recorder.
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Universaz conJfdine nd Patronage.
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Editor Union Please announce the name of
wM G. as a Candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Court of Comm on Pleas, subject
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-30

E.rrr ussor of a Mq9efactor-A negro man,
Richard, owned by Mis-, kosalia z. Sampson,
of New York, and held for her benefit in
trust, by T. II. Aylett, Esq, G. S. District AT
torney, was executed yesterday, at Is minutes
to O'Clock, by the Sheriff Of Hsnrico and his
assistants, in the yard Of the old Jail, at tho
Court House. Richard was convicted before
the County Court of King William county of
making murdsrous and unprovoked assault
on Atw ell +. Pitts, manager on Mr.. Aylett's
farm, on the 30bh of Last January. His trial
took place on Monday, April 9th, at King
William G. H., resulting in his condemnation.
Shortly after committing the offence for which
he suffered he was brough. to Richmond for
safe keeping, but was carried back on the
dav of his trial. The accused, who WAS a
stupid, siolid, and vicious looking negro, had
persistently refused TO cay anything OF the
reasons that induced him to attempt the mnr-
der of Mr. Pitts until yesterday, wnen the near
approach of death unnerved MIN, and ne made
full and free confession to Rev. Mr.. Chris
tian, of Union Station, his spiritual attendant.
The above execution was known to but few
at the time Of its occurrence. A dozen persons
were present-nOt more. Tie cuprit died
easy, and on ths same gailows On which Louis
Napoleon was executed some ronths since.
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lFRoM oURO OWN ooRREsPoN NDENT
FRiDxRiCK:BURa. Esy %. 1863.

FRiDxRICK:BUsG. Eay %. 1863.
Another elect III to day under the guns of the
enemy! The result as follows: Whole num-
Der of votes cast 9S--For Governor: Smith,
Ga; Flournoy, 80; Munford, 5. For Lieut-Gov-
ernor: Price, A. Imboden, 81. For Attorney
General Tucker, 93. For Congress DeJar-
| nett, 70; Barbour, % For House of Delegates:
John l.. Marye, Jr, 95. The election passed
of quietly. OF course the enormous throng OF
voters rushing to the polls was not apparent to
the spectator forgot to mention that Seddon
got refugee votes for the Senate, and Talia'
ferro Is Voting ia the camps, l think, was not
very lively.
The indications and spec,ilations here are to
the effect that the Van, ,1ees are evaeuating
Stafford county. Their cavalry are said to have
gone up the river aud they have been seen go
ing over the hills in large numbers to-day. A
balloon was hauled up from Phiuipss House
towards Falmouth, and looked as If it was
walking lelsuraly up the road. Manltestly "a
movement" is about to bekin. Let us hope it
will end in lasting benefit to the cause
This morning l hear lsarty of Georgians
were hauling the seine abOv g town. The Yam
KEGS made great fuss got cut piece of ar.
tillery and were apparently about to shoot
The Georgiang went on sci e-hauling and al
though uuarrLed and uncloth ed. cursed the Yam
KEGS and Jared them to sho ot, aud threatened
if they DID to sscome over and take that gun"
The Ys' lkees did not shoot.
The other day they were watering their
horS es One of our boys whistled 10 them,
aJi the nearest one SWAN OVer to our side,
.nuch to the astonishment and grief of tho
Yankees Some time ago two or three horses
swan ovor above, and the Yankees hailooed i! &C,
over tha. we might take them as "a eift." This
last one was very fine animal. General Pat
rick was verdant enough to send over a de-
mand for its return because it was not "cap,
tured in battle" II the principle is recognized
by the Yankees, we might make demand
for sundry nsgroes, household and kitchen fur
niture, horses belonging to private citizens,
&c, not captured in battle, bnt most fsloni-
ousiy ahstractsd in defiance of the laws of
civilized warfare and the customs of any other
species of criminal, except the Yankee. The
impudsncs of the demand was certainly Gu
blims from a set of thieves and robbsrs, who
have outraged all decency in their wan.on de-
predAiiOni,.
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Substitute Stcinditns-Two mea, named
Charles Felburg and Thomas Dolan, were ar.
raigued before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with forging u snbst.ute paper aud obtaining
81 600 from john Smith, Il German, undor false
pretspces Mr.. Ayle.t District Attorney, ap-
rearad AGAINST tae prisoner, M. j Ii. G!lmey
for the defence. 1t appeared that Smith had
been commissioned by friend to get hiu a
substitute, and had been furnished with a
paper By Felburg certifying the ption of q
man in the army for which hs. disbursed
s. UNO. From The evidence, it appeared that
the signai urss Of the cilicer4 purp rt,ng to re.
csivs the snbs itnts had been forged, also the
General, giving his assent to the transaction
Ii was iniima.ed ia Court that one of the
prisoners tFelburel was eaular substitute
agent, and had accumulated considerable
money in that way. The precise con-, ection
that Dolsn had with the lralsaetioa did not
appear Sandry Witnesses of responsibility
and standing were examineaia his behalf and
testified thar he had heen gallant soiaier and
batting disposition to get into bad company
occasionally, Was aboya suspicion. He had
baen Caat..in in the 5s l.. uisiana regiment
and resigned, AID in .Nic&fagua commanded
tn. Ist Rifles, under Gan. Walker, was re-
pea.edig wounded, ard showed this most gal
Ia. bearing Tho District A torney being
called away TO attend aEoihsf Cout, the fur
ther examination was continued uBti: next
Thursday. Botn parties weIe admitted 10 bail
in the sum of $500. it appeared that the
money paid by Smith TO Felbarg had been re-
covered by the detectiys officers, who took
him in custody.
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iisved that war was not the way 70 restore |.
aud We believe that tho war once suspended
ends 1t finally, at least between tho present
parties on the present issue. We should not
wonder If he thought 60 himself Moreover,
he has been bold and defiant In his opposition
TO The tyrannies Of Lincoln and the objects
and manner Of the war. In this he has ex-
hibitsd the spirit Of manliness and indepen.
dence that challenges admiration.
In deciding the question of what course We
should pursue with regard TO him, the personal
considerations should bs kindly and respect.
fnl. He, however, comes not as q refugee,
and, it appears from the accounts of the scene
Of bis introduction to our territory, not as one
asking shelter and protection. On the con.
trAry, he declared himself q citizen of the
United States 'and loyal to them" To our
officers, on being, as it were, showed in at the
door, he said, 81 am a citizen of the State Of
Ohio and of the United States. l am here by
force and against my will. /, therefore, sur
render myself to you as a prisoner Of war;
This happened iust inside the lines of General
Bragg's army. 1t is plain that Mr.. yalandig.
ham does not mean TO embarrass our Govern.
mspt by making any aprea. to it. Indeed we
think 1t plain that he would prefer that tho
Confederate authorities should send him back
through Rosecrans's lines, in order that the
Federal Government shall be forced to COM
plete his case within it own territory-thath his
sentence aud its penalty should be consum.
mated i'll his own country among his own peo-
pie. This would be good policy. The issue
before the bar of public opinion in the United
States coald not be properly tried in any other
way. In distant land he would be probably
lamented as among past things not to be re-
trieved or redressed; but in Yankee prison
he would be case continued, agisated and
debated for another decision, to which he csr-
tainly looks with better hope than to the Burn
eide Court, Martial. His return 10 his own
country would lst. Be a proper act of this
Government TO protect liz own territory froia
being assd as psnal colony by Lincoln; u.
Agreeable to Mr.. Valandlgham as the beet
mode Of pressing his own case upon the peo.
pie of the North for their verdict; and, 81.
Prevent Lincoln fromavoiding the issue which
his outrageous and unconstitutional proceed.
ings in the case has raised before the people
of the United States.