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nsss VI dur'rs the came -iod Of lsst yesr there
81 ,s ..,, s. dsrpss ss 80 Darns he monis q Sossn.i
there arrived ct tAs port 1905 hnInisrasts.
Owg~ ExgSAx 10 the counciln an elected I,
sb. Pifh Dh,riet.
rKADss' NovaNayr.
Tss wosKrro wosEs's Crior.-Ths vorhins
sonso employed IN the various slg2s aud
fastcfiss In the city, and sso ,bose -bo 'sks vort
home hem such sheps, ere ed to elect or sp
Doin, oBr Of their number - DELEGATE TO meeting To
b called for the purpose Of adopting Consultation
for the Uuien s.d 70 ssnd the and sssdsnos Of
the delegate ard the shop she sspr,ssr.s immediate
y, " n. 4. beach, Tressursr st the svs ofee coz
na NJ Nasssu and fultsr streets The names Of thu
dslssstss viii net Be- publiahsd under any ,rcum-
stances, bot vin he usss only n equal ard
props, representation Of vorhins semen N taa
meeting.
m. a. q, a.. . a., -
w ''" nv INV 'on"'t'~ sppo'h's" ~ w ~"
meeting n. 9. bsAcH. Trssssrsr.
Tus wcssiso vows II 10 undss-tosd ths; .
asss meeting Of tho working somsn. and those Who
sympsthiae -i'h thsm. will be held ct sn sa,ly day
In ,hs fao>e, r,.t,,.,e A ,.su,., ,nsstinS NJ ,he
Nsv York Cau1ksrs Association lately held, also
vas upsn irnously donated 10 The workiss GYh A.
soe,a,,on
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easifs Pfossctivs Assceiatiop ana hnand sseu
s,shts In ths busass they vers verv ,ure sssfal a
s,mber cams Tor ard AND lselared iksIr cns
OF si,ins sueh . no,eDxnt : heaty suptert Coon
ths usiop Of tbs bus vich ~ss Of that roa
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Claimants win be repaired 10 prove the ownership
Of the property detroyed, the fAets in rCs.en 50 m
aeetruetiop. and the value Of the property
The above named psrsons, With thsir vhusssea are
irvtsa TO attend
ELIJAH 3. PuRDY,
JAMES DAVIS, s,..t.t
AUGUSTUS MElsSAASS. no7yIT7','
eMITH ELY Jr., S'''e'
ORlsON BLJAI
ko-t.T L. HpTCuIrss SerretNy.
New York, D<c. 3, 1858. its
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INSTRUCTION.

CD PAYS FOR 25 WRITING LfsSONs.
~ N TOwSsRNDs, osO Bovsry. u.,r Huu.,o,,
u. Book-ks.pint, arithmetic, Agspt., s.nmsf,
resdina. spslins, dc also taught. No elaAs..
Nste apartment for ladies. 3Jg'
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EOR SALE AND TO LET.

E'OR SALE OR 70 LET THE ; STORY
l. store, jaulss slip. corner water q slso lofts
TO let. kppiy 70 HASu b REEVE. 9 james : ip,
cor. Water at HANU ELENL. ~
T>O LET-APARTMEE1s ~ TIE HOUSE
L "a: West 4otb 1t. Apply 10 }. J. buRSIER, -
Nassau Of, room 10 $50
VACANT LOTS To LEASE. FIT FOR
building shsntiee on, in dfiereut p,rt, up ,osE.
Apply IoWNshkNp. l.' Fulton 81, \, y. Tl
Gel WILL BUY A SEw IWO
And basement house sud lot
OF paved Gtest, near c.rs ~ ieiTieA ems 100
cash And fIh quarterly ill bslsncs .r,d Apr,y "
y. heCABE, 18th o., near ith ave, Brooklyn ~
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lvv1 rsn SvOr ssd ssvrrsS isjvrsI sbuut tSe iseS
- - O@ea Red toek him V hh restdsnos, Ne.
30 kefsh ynA ssrest.
noss.nr.-Joeph >. ODopohue, cr no.
y 18th rh g B.coliyn 3. .. vS On wednssAay
yas .h~nt az dancing schooL The money 80
foand unaf tbs isft pit Of the thsvins ornest.
----------
TyI ssvsnnah Rsrvr n supds, ssvs. "hs
impRfDtoo has very generally obtained that HAVING
hihd 81 Chsrieeion. the fsnhess atpvt ondsr
nkine sn sIr~dtioD asainst savNnsAh. We hear
that General Beaurevafd 10 also of this opuon such
r,sult . iessr,ied - not wholly inpso6sbs By oai
military authorities.
A LAIR rebel paper says; -Jamas WOOD. the
founder Of secret Union leaxus n TallAhoosa and
CoosA eounete.. Ais. sss hung BY some o. The
ners o. cevsry company lsst vesh. Anons the
Mnci ant Ia some partitions y, Coosa poosa he
had disssm mated 10 treAsonat ,anti n en ,os con
band Of trsNer."
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LII. oosu nun ksss ssas sAasy lasra -nnsss
~ vsassfs aAea.
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE Appointed
L BY the BOARD OF 81 PERN lsORS 70 kNANIsE
CLAIMS made aeairst the eouaty for dNusses a.
Legged to have bean sustained b, tAe tetiuction OF
either real o. psscns Nopsty, in cqn,equence o. the
recent riots will hold rnestng At the Chamber OF
the Bos.d OF Supsrvlsor, room No, Il City hsll on
FRIDAY, DC. =, 1868 at o'clock 4. n % con
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PARTICULAR NOTICE
PARTICULAR MOTTO
PARTICULAR NOTICE
PARTICULAR NOTICE
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la9en Snnen etMt Srnsesen 8ebirnts abeetclien nub
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The Army not all Abolitioniscd.
Let there be a large attendance.

b. - ~ N1H .Ir
The Army not all AbolitiOnised.
TIL following is an extract of a letter from
a Captain in an Illinois regiment addressed to
his father, a resident of this county, dated
YIcKsBURa, July 31st, 1868.
I wish this war was over and all was peace
harmony. But this war has caused more
misery among the white people than all the
negroes are worth. I received a letter from
Almira, in which she thought that W. ought
to free all the slaves. Now, I want her to
understand that 1 did not come out to fight
for the cursed black negro. No, never; and,
if this is what this war is carried on for, I
want out. But 1 came out to fight for the
Constitution, the Union, and that old flag
which I fought under iu Mexico. For this 1
nm willing to lay down my life; but not one
drop of blood fer the negro. And this is
all the soldiers say and if those people
who think SO much of the negro had some of
them to live with, for a while, they would not
keep up the cry for them. You will not see
many of this kind in the army. Those who
wish to see the condition of the slaves who
are freed, let them come to Vicksburg, and
here they can see. They havs left good homes
where they had plenty to eat and wear, and
now they have no homes and no place to go,
and are dying like rotten sheep.
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To an whom it NAV concern

All persons in the county who have furn-
ished homes for any of the children sent here
BY the Children's Aid Society of the City of
tsse New York, are earnestly solicited to report,
sa either verbally or in writing, to the under
bssigped at the Office of the Probate Judge, in
Ashland, as soon as convenient; -First, The
e name and age of the child. Second, The date
when received, whether they remain with them,
o., if not, what has become of them. Third,
As to their health, conduct, and habits of in
dustrys sFourth5 Tho extent of their educa-
ton, aad what privileges for schooling, and in
al other respects is intended to be furnished
i:a ttsem.? Fifth, And are they contented with
their homes Any other information con-
-dcerning' them will be thankfully received BY
the Society.
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Let the honest men of Ashland
County interested in. the salvation of
their dearest Constitutional rights,
which are imperiled by one Of the
most laWlcss despotisms that ever
sought to subyert the liberties of a free
people, turn out, and hear theseaelo-
quent champions of popular rights. "4'
Dr. OLlDS was himself one of the
first and modest of the victims. of the
@@ ar=84ae go ae5oH smH5s sH OF IS taf 81 .1HrgA go gb hc uH ydns+
@aesdt &aaaArB ode b2@tgpaa ~ - Adso
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- Buy rour Groeeries oe La

- MrrpDi. II 1ttto : Efa 9Hgt8GE 80 E1ETH i
~ i've ve--=e-s+-- 20 81 betEs
saa.s Arr URNETT.--Th woorld-lrreannowned bun.
die OF all that is funny, who can force a laugh
from the most acrid disposition, by his won
derful power of facial expression, holds forth
next Saturday night at the Town Hall, the
bslssi bare announcement of which is sufficient to
Heies throngHthe building Mr.. Burnett has been
for two years past as a correspondent with the
s4s,s Sarrmy, for the last year with Rosecrans.
His ability as a humorist has made him the
most popular personaior of character in Aneri-
ca-he stands without a rival. His instanta-
neous changes from one person to another, are
as9sreally marvellous, and as a pathetic reader of
beautiful poems, he is a model for teachers
If you want q hearty laugh, &C. and hear Bur
nett. 1t you wish a truly. intellectual treat,
saisgo and hear Burnett. He has the richest
1s fund of wit in store for his hearers.
2 aessss Don z forget the time and place. AT the.
Town Hall next Saturday night.
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A~TTACHMENT NOTICE.. -

SSRAoS 49, VIC L hiAi 8 ~ AStfSh ~
~. ,lra vs.. ri. eJ i1a4g "a .-IaE--s-0 III
John c: Myers and James Court of Common Pleas
McCool, Sheriff of Ash of Ashland county, in
FIHH E above named Defendant, John C. Myers, re-
Il 81 dent ofthe State of Illi2ois, will take notion
that G ephas Myers, Plaintiff, of the county of Ash
land and State of Ohio, did, on the 9th day of
April, A. D., 1868, file his petition i , the sCour. of
Comm on Pleas within and for the county of sh
land, in-said State of Ohio, against the said John
Z. Myers, Defendant, to recover the sum of one
hundred and forty dollars and fifty cents-with in
terest at the rate of ten per cent, per annum on ff-
ty-fve dollars and fifty cents of said amount from
the 18th day of December, 1861; and v it'll interest
at the rate of ten per cent. per annum on fifty dol
lars ofsaid amount, from the goth day of 0ctot er,
1887, bein g money due and payable by said Defen-
dant, John c. Myers, to the said Plaintif,-that an
order OF Attachment has been issued upon said
claim: al d the said John c. Myers is hereby noti-
fled that he is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before The t4th day of July,,t A. D
qe JACOBS &KNAPFaAifys for prf.
May 6, 1S63-6w Mo. - 5000
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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 s2fs III
ael MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mn. EDIron. Please ann ounce the name of
DANIE AMBROSE, as a Candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy at their primary elections.
\ MANY DEMOCRATS.
john J. Jacobs, Esq--Please announce the
name of JOHN CHARLES, of Mifiin township. as
a candidate for County Commissioners. subject to
the decision of the Democracy of Ashland County
Mt their primary cleo ions, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS O.. Mifiin.
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PROB.aTE JUDGE,

Mr. Editor Please announce the name of ".
A. G.. EMERSON as q Candidate for the Office of
Probate Judge, subject to the will eff the Democ-
racy of the County at their primary meetings and
ob1ige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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COMMISSIONER

Mr.. Editor PLEASE announce the nam CT that
tried and true Democrat. JOHN JARVIS, of Yer
million township, rs a Ca, didate for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision of the Democra-
cy at our Primary Meetings and oblige
HOSTS OF DEMOCRATS.
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DEMOCRATIC r. sELEC-
TION.
Call of the Central Committee.

- 49, E.a-GE E-----& <-
The Democratic Electors of Ashland Coun-
ty are requested to meet at their usual places
of holding elections in their seye townships,
,aas On Saturday, august 22d, 1868,
for the purpose-ofv voting for the nomination
of the officers. to be elected at the October
election in Ashland County, to wit: one Rep
resentatiye, one Clerk of the Court, one Pro-
bate Judge, one Treasurer, one County Com
missioner, one In6rmary Director and one Cor
oner. You will also at the same time and
place, vote for delegates to a Convention ,-the
time and place1of holding which will be here
after given for the purpose of putting in
nomination a candidate for Senator of the Sen.
atorial district composed of Ashland and Rich.
land counties.
a Said election to be holden in the following
manner, to wit the voters present to elect
one clerk and two judges, who shall make a
poll book and tally list in the usual form adol :
ted at State and County elections. The polls
to be opened at o O'Clock A. NJ, and close at
6 p. NJ. one of the judges to carry the poll
book to Ashland on Monday the oath day of
August.
Said return judges to constitute a board of
canvassers to open and count the votes cast
for each candidate those candidates having
the highest number of votes for the respec
Offices to be declared by said board to be
the nominees. A full attendance of tho Dem Q.
cratic electors is earnestly requested at said
lection.
By order of the Democratic Central Com
j. P. GOWAN,
szefsv .as8 Bs Chairman
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. Editor We request you to announce the
name of j. BE-. SAMPSEL, 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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J. J. Jacobs Esq: Please announce the name
of H. See as n candidate for the office of Coun-
ty Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democracy
of Ashland county, and oblige his
4 DEMOCRATIC FRIENES.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.
INFIRM.aRr DIRECTOR.

Mr. Editor-Plesse, announce the name OF W. G.
GALLOWAY, as a candidate for In6raary Direc-
tor, subject to the decision of the Democratic Coun
ty Convention, and oblige
NJ. = Ia MANY DEMOCRATS.
~ Nn. JAcobs.--Please announce the name of
JAMES McNAULL as Candidate for I-frmary
Director, subject to the decision of the Democracy
at their primary meetings, and oblige
t. \ lo MANY IF THE
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Bridge Notice.

7 MERE will be offered to the lowest and best
Il biddersthe building oftwo bridges near Leidig's
gust. at one o'clock P..t.M AZ. Also on the fourth .day-
of august at ten o'clock A. NJ, the sale Of two
Bridges ne II j, Simmons south the center Trey
Township. -; e{9iq as5r4s sr 49, ~
July 4th, 1908, ri .-,aiqtsf John BERRY.
. - .ROERT QWA
'ots5iA COMMISSIONERS.
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LOST or StO1en--$5 Reward
- On Saturday night last a black setter dog
OF the female persuasion, strayed or was stolen
from the owner in Ashland. No white spots
on. her. Had on a leather collar with a silver
pate upon it, on which was engraved the
owners name The above reward will be paid
to any one who Will return her to our Office.
agffiis --.--E
DEMocRATIc CLUB MEEr1HG.2The Mont
gomery Democratic Club met pursuant to ad.
journment on Saturday evening, August 9Th,
1868, and was addressed by T. Y. .McCRAY,
Esq, of Orange. He did not propose to intro
duce any new topic-the ground had been fully
canvasscd hefore-neverthelcss, he would de-
clare he was the supporter of sound Democrat
lie principles-hc was in favor of ending tie
fearful and destructive civil war at the earliest
possible period. No Democrat was a dis-u :
,ionist-the Democracy were equally opposed
to that vile heresy, Abolitionism-and we're in
favor OF the Union and Constitution as they
WereTin favor of a free press, free discussion,
IL a free ballot, and a government that knew no
- North, 20 South, but one entire great country.
He was in favor of VALLANDIGHAM and the
platform of principles upon he STOOD Like
- ~ = So VI, shdS SIlu6 D
triumph over Sdetraction, Abolition and dis
. : uaion! e.aaa ef 8 As5a abaaa 4arsss
: ! 81 WM. B. McCARTY, Esq, next briefly ad-
-oa dressed tbea Club. He said, less than one
week, ago the people had assembled in this
Cont room to hear D.. S. SAMpsEI, who had
? just returned from YicksBurg,. detail the con
edition of our boys dow there. He treated
his audience to a disgraceful TRADE against the
Democratic party, notwithstandin the Democ
racy of Ashland co. ,tributed literally towards
defraying his expenses, as wtll as provisions
= toEardssthe enterprise that bad called him to
CVicksburg. A proper sense Of ~propriety
would have dictated the time and occasion as
unsuitable for partisan disquisitions. The
epriacipalr reason for advertipg to the meeting
was to calf attention to the alacrity with which
these self-called Union men would take ad-
vantage of such an occasion I. turn out in
numbers when their patriotism could be SO
cheaply exhibited. We would suggest an ad-
mittance fee on the next occasion of the kind,
to lie applied for the benefit of the soldiers,
hss Families e bgssdssJq a9sd anifaf ,agal.
But ths basest and most miserable creature
s4s is the thing that has just brains enough to
10 hire some one to steal 4the editorials for the
zs rTimes.p That despicahe creature insists
~ from week to week that the democratic par
we' I lis the enemy Of the ssoldier-that the de
mocracy would, exult in their suffering and
misery! The Devil is now, ard always has
been a common liar, and for deliberate, calum-
ny, detraction and bare-faced lying, JEFF is
Lis favorite son, to3 mean to speak the TRUTH
reekins in pqliicalrottenness-that miserable
- 49, n
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Mr.. Editor Please announce the name of
ROBERT M. CAMPBELL, of Orange township as
candidate for Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
subject to the decision of Tic Democratic Conven-
ton, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS
of Grange.
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Mr. Editor Please announce the nane of VII
LIAM NJ. CROWNER, of Hanover township as can
didate for Treasurer of Ashland County subject to
the decision of the Democracy nj their Primary
meetings and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Judge BLISS, our own member of
Copgre $ elect we all @klnnpoDw13 and he
requires no special endorsement at the
hands of his ccoinastitulent 81 iii Il Ashland
County. They VIII be@glad to havethe
opportunity to again hear him, as they
ave heretofore delighted to honor him.
Let there be a meeting worthy the
nOble cause we are struggling" to main
tain. .g< 81 + 800 80 a@a.Ses%ss97 .ssas7 .s stss}os 55%5
Byorder Of h - Is e@sgs. v5aa.-aa s~. =. :
DEM. STATE GEN. COM.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. Edit or-Ple announce J. P. DEVOR,
Esq, of Ashland as a Candidate for the Office of
Probate Judge, subject to the decision of the De-
moeracy of Ashland County, at their nominating
Convention AMI oblige the
DENOCR ACy
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,6inz Ashland, Ash!aEd
County, Ohio, by
J0Nyr'1. S1E.-s. JRCOEs
the following rates:
Mail Subscribers-in adrancc, $2,c0
After the year has expired, $50
Town Subscribers ddednee, 1h-i 2-lo
If paid after the expiration of six nentlfs,- 20
After the year has expired, -ae4-ahS- 10
LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS--ae
! Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as Wishing 10 continue
their subscriptions.
3. If subscribers. order the disconrance of their
papers, the publishers can continue tosend fhena
until all arrearages are paid.
B. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take the pa
pers from the Office TO which they are directed, they
are held responsible Till they settle their b IS, and
ordhr the papers discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to another pha e Without
Informing the publishers, and their paperis sent 10
the former direction, they are held responfible.
g.. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
a newsI aper from the office, or removing and leay-
ing it uncalled fer is prima facia evidence OF in
tended fraud. as " =
Ten lines or less make a Square, Dir pla5t d al
vortisements in a single column, Gper cent. rxta
Double column, double the abeye rates at so per ct
extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in The
special notice column, one half morcthan The above
rates. e9#9 A NA
ALL notices required TO be pullishedBy law, To-
gal rates, viz 81 each square for the frst thIts
weeks or less, and 38s cents each subscqutr - inser-
ton.
administrators notices of dppoinfneDt. one dol
lar-in GdUance g5
business Cards. lines or less, So per s1ntm.
All transient advertisements must re laid fCi in
advance.
All advertisements moi accompanied will wiitton
directions, will be inserted ~untilfoif and slal god
a ccordiDgly. jr5gz
Yearly advertisements payaf qunrtrrIy.3
The above rates will be siricfIy adEcI "a 80.
J.J. f. JACOBS, Ertprietors.
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New Stock 4 New Proprietor

D.B. GREY and ]. w. SPRINGEp
EeSA would say to the citizens of Ashlan
~ENM and ~vicidity, that they have formed
S44ASS% co-partnership in the Livery Bushes
-SN y and that on and afte~ the 4th day O
- May, 1860, the firm W be carried ON
u2der the name and strle of
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For SALE.-Heuse on Cottage street, con-
tanning eight rooms above the basement, sur
rounded by a fine garden and abundance of
fruit. Excellent well, %cistern, and out. build
ings. For terms, apply at this Office
Ashland, July g.. 1863.-3w6
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under the name and style of

ID. H, GRAY co.
2-4o Horses at all hours, cheap for cash, an
cash o ally. Stable at the old place west eff the Nc
Nulty House, Ashland. Ohio. 80 eo
AA-An those knowing themselves indebted to
the old firm W please call and settle Immediately.
Ashland NJ %. 1S6O.-tf
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TIRE aSURER

Mr.. Editor-By announcing the name of H.. B.
of Miflin town. hip as a Candidate for
the Office of County Treasurer, subject to The de-
cision of the DemocI acy of Ashland County, you
willoblige
MANY DEMOCRATS
x s.a-- of Old Mifiin
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Mr.. EDIToR;-We respec fully request you to
announce tile name of ]. w. BROWN. of Hanover
townshipaas. a candidate for County Clerk subject
to the decision of tho Democracy at their Pri Iary
meetin. $ and oblige
HOSTS OF "SOUND" DEMOiRA T
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CLEfe a.

- Editor Union--Please announce the name. of
WAL g. as a Candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Court of Comm on Pleas, subject
TO the decision of the Democratic Primary Conyen.
ton and yoawil eblige 1sals Il-2
3n5 ii h1iti eno oT MANY DEMOCRATS %
27 Milton Township. :