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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-18

The Christian Church is opposed to dan
e.ng, but enthusiastically in favor of q a bloody
ciioI aocr /! Comment is unnecessary.
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Mifhin, Ashland CO. Ohio,
Mnroh 18Th 1863

March 18th, 1868.
Messrs j. J. & F. s.. JACOBS: Gemts--P.eas,
send me your paper to Perysville, Ashland
comfy.
Below is a copy a letter 1 lave sent to JEFF
Sprengle. Publish in your paper, and oblige
yours ia the old Democratic faith,
SOLOMON PETERSON.
JEFF. SPRENGLE Dear Send my pa
per hereafter to Perysville, Ashland Co. Ohio,
and as soon as my time is out, which will be
June Both 1868, L want you to stop sending
it, as 1 do not want any such abolition concern
about my house. 1 have turned to be a DEM
ocrat, and am going to take the Ashland Union.
I know by your paper that you are not for the
Union as it was and the Constitution as it is,
and therefore think you are barking up the
wrong tree. You think more of the niger, L
am afraid, than you do of the Union. l hav~
no more to add, but remain YOUR efectionately
over the left,
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DAVID BKYTE, Chairman.
G. W. URIE, Secretary.

In accordance to previous notice, a portion
of the citizens of jackson township, met at
Ramsey's School House on the evening OF
March 18th, for the purpose of completing
their organization. The Committee previous
~ appointed, reported the following Resolu-
tions which were unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED, That our present form of gene
raj government is one of limited powers, de-
irving all its authority from the Constitution,
that those whom necessity compel the people
to elect to the various Offices are their 4genss,
and not their Masters, that whenever these
Asenes assume undeleSated powers their acts
are void and of no force.
Resolced, That freedom of Religion, free
dom of Speech and freedom Joft6e Press, are
rights guaranteed by the Constellation, and all
powers to destroy, circumvent or abridge: the
aboye rights, are strictly; forbidden to be exer-
cised by the general government in any Of its
qeaaftments by the same instrument. Z
Res0lyed, That We now, as we ever have
been, unaltefablF attached to our present Con
stitption and f8Fm Tpfs Government and the
union of all the States as bequeathed to us by
our patriotic fathers, that we pledge our best
efforts for the maintenance and preservation
Of the former and Anal restoration of the latter
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Letter from the Army of the
MiSSiSsippi--- Response OF
: the Soldiers to Officers who
took to lying and SANDER for
prom OtiOn -
CAMP YeUNG's POINT, LOUISIANA,
February %, 1868.
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.FOR5

HOUSE FOR RENT.
A good house for rent, situate on Main
Street, suitable for both a dwelling house and
business room. Apply at this Office.
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motion the meeting adjourned.
SOLOMON MARKLE, Chm.
E. FINGER, sec'y.

-
On Saturday last, pursuant to adjournm emit
the Democracy of Montgomery Township met
at the Town Hall in Ashland, for the purpose
of organizing a Democratic Club DAVID
BRYTE, ESQ. acting as chairman and G.. W.
URIR as Secretary of the meeting. After
the meeting was called to order, the. Commit
tee appointed to prepare a Constitution and
By Laws, reported and the Constitution so
preparedness adopted. H. s. KNAPP, Esq.
was then called for-came forward and gave a
brief, but clear exposition of the nature of
our government and institutions, as distin-
-guished from Rorurehies aut rre manner in
which the Fathers of the Republic intended
to have the same perpstuated to the latest
generations. w. B. McCARTY, Esq. was then
called out, and delivered one of his scathing
rebukes upon the usurpations of those who
claimed at one period to be the friends, exclu-
sively, of free speech, free press, and a pros
porous country but Whoare now classifying all
their pledges by oyerturning the liberties of
the American people. He paid his respects
very handsomely to an indisid4az dozen street.
more distin guished for having a ponderous
stomach, and a disposition to fiddle over the
Ennisfortunes Of a down trodden people, than
for having brains
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the
Court House at Z o'clock for the purpose of
electing offcers-Met per adjournment-and
election held r~csulsing g thus ; President DAVID
BRYTE, Vice President JOHN SMALLEY-Se
cretary DIR. CIV. HILL, Corresponding Score
tary T. J. CRAWFORD, and Treasurer HORACE
S. KNAPP.
Brief speeches were then delivered by
Messrs. VANoRMAN, KNAPP, JACOBS, HARE
and DEvoR, laying bare the rottenness of the
present Administration, and the scoundrelism
of its agents.
On motion a Committee, consisting CT j. P.
Devor, Isaac Gates and James McCool WIS APP
pointed to correspond with the various Demo.
cratic Clubs of the county about the propriety
of holding a mass meeting before the April
election, in Ashland.
On motion of Fl. S.. Knapp the following
resolution was adoPted:
Resoloed, That every member of this club
consider himself O committee of one to solicit
subscribers for the "Ashland Union, !" and that
We respectfully request Of our sister democrat
ic clubs in every township, a similar effort in
their localities.
On motion the club adjourned to meet on
Saturday evening, March 21st, at Z o'clock, at
the Court House.
DAVID BRYTE Chairman
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Ayers s~arsapariIla.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

kOR TIE bLUu9p
And for the speedy euro of the suHjOinsda varieties q
Disease: l
Scrofh1a and ScroSu1ous Affections, such as
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptfons, Pins
pies, Pustules, Blotches, Bollss Bla4nss
and all Skin Diseases.
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knowledge what your s.
Having Inherited a Screfu
from It in various ways f
out in Ulcers on my hal
turned inward and distres
years ago it broke out onsl
and cars with one sore, WI
beyond description. / trio
physicians, but without m
TACT, the disorder grew wo
to read in the Gospel Mes.
an Alternative (Sarsaparilla
tatien that any thing you
Cincinnati and got It, and
It, as you advise, in small
month, and used almost til
skin soon began to form
while fell of. My skin Is
feelings that the disease Il
can well believe that I feel
you, that I hold you to be
and remain ever gratefully
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(,oUNrERs WANTED FOR AN. oFFICE-TwENrY.
~ ave to thirty feet in length. and three 10 three and
half feet in height be In good order grained and
paneied preferred Apply TO B. H. TAYLOR, No. sPne st
EGYPTIAN INCENSE EGYPTIAN INCENSE,
II ASTHMA CURED. ASTHMA CURED.
For Ashma, Shortncss of Breath, affections Of the
REED. MOORE 4 CO,
rroprIetora
Depot, Matthews & Brothers 2j6 Grand street. and Al
Helmbod's chemical warehouse, 69t Broadway
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NoTICE 70 THE sToQKHoLDERs OF THE NEW
N York and Harlem Railroad Company.
The increasing business Of the company ancpAted
connections With other railroads render expedient forth
With TO extend the double track from is
0e road from that place through to Albany.
For the purpose Of meeting the necessary outlaws
Ing such Constructions and defray the
the extension OF the city railroad, author
Doaid ~ Directors have resolved that II eYpcdei
rease the capital stock TO such amount
limitations OF the charter may be sanctioned BY
Qnisie ote OF the siokhoder and 10 issue
etock from time time be required for the
81 completing such double track and extensions and pro
curing the necessary additional rolling stock
The amount OF the capital stock limited by the ch
4nd amendatory ACTS, and including both the common
ercierred stock rs eight millions OF dollars OF which
and nifty dollars rem ain unpaid.
Increased 10 It's full amount
meeting Of the stockholders for the purpose Of acting
such resolution OF the board 0f
curing in the increase of the capital stock fun
authorized by the charter acts OF
ne Legs atnre thereof win be oce
81 the Company, at the Of Twenty street and
Fourth avenue Tuesday the lt day Of December
~ " O'Clock noon OF that day
For the puriose OF ascertafnng the stockholders who
SAa be entitled TO vote At such meeting the books Of
yer win be closed required BY law Saturday the 7th
notice.
The books will be open Tuesday the 10th day Of No
vember inst BY order Of the Board of Directors.
VIZ. q. ExERsoS, Secretary.
NIw YORK, November 6, 1888
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BPHClAL NOTICES.

Any PERSON WHO WAS AN EYE WITNESS TO AN
acc oh S e Ss 1
,he q Grand and cnrs sss streets on shs
day day vii favor The end. ssss BY Communicating
n ELr HELP nELr,soR ss,,ua TEE Z, FREEDMEN AND
APa. Ta for ~
woman %n; in me our so@stins poor
:s. :aS ss sss:s not hss ' s"s sss do
ing fancy .r''sles and s, oooss win b, mos!
oa.s We
rses s hsqEs
10 NEW rGs a. Scorer vii room Ss 20
70 either Of these places ,e Any
Ss s
s ad ss 'i pass vii Cooper
N Ew YORK, NOVEMBER IS, 1863 TO THE LIGHTER
~ men OF New York Brookiyn Wiismso9rg ana y.Is@y
s1s coa sssa' .ss oSsa E
tSGs 1ssaca ssssans
NJ oTIcE OF REMovAL-R. TAYLOR, PROFESSOR
q has $ eoYss Dsens H a a. usa
hours from 10 4. n. to5P.M M
CHIPwRIaHrs ESPECIAL NoTICE.-A COMMITTEE
"s an 1 a1a S
o"s.Scre%sn eT VIII ocIoeS day 9rnYr.
1ss g seaer. q
oa he hereby 10 hs ss
j. rEAise, TATsee Committee.
THANKSGIVING DONATION VISIT FOR THE Chill.
sN Ith will be held IN the Baptist church. Twenty
eighth street. Broa iway Tn rsday 10Th inst pona
O'Clock r. Evening exercises at half past SIX
THE MEMBERS oEtNo9NT MoRIAH LODGE NO.
munation. this (Thursiay) afternoon a half past twelve
Sos ,Gr D'''A'
J.9 YoUsG. Secretary.
To .,rAxPAYERsa.NorrCE rs HEREBY GIVEN GIVEN
on al ,a.es rcmainina unpaid An addonnl per cent wi
remaining unpaid ,he lss OF January ine at
Ss Ss s mss e S y. se ss
money vii. Do rsceved after O'Clock r. NJ 0nce hours
Of Finance Bureau Of the Receiver OF Taxes
y Chambers street, Nov. 0, 1853 ma, ,,,,,v ,,
THE NEW ORGAN. BUILT BY MR.. ALEXANDER
1 MILLS. OF New York Just completed In Zion church.
but taisred aver or performer Mr.. ii. r browne IN
from the pondrous and sng sound Of he whole
to the delicate he venfy and apparently distant tone OF the
organ ~ stops and UcD pipes The instrun
IL success and has been pronounced by artists and
fessors who have ed superb piece OF workmanship
with which the church congregation has every
be pleased The case lhoush pain Is neat and beautiful
procured much not only artist and mechanic
but as an nest and upright business man. Benz
business sufficient TO compensate his industry and dgencr
THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF THE LOWER PART OF
the CITY OF New York held meeting at the c'rner Of
Liberty and Greenwich str ct. and August Bente moved
the price OF INu they
resolved sell nothing less per glass
nest meeting be held on Friday evening 2th ss Mrs
Hammar's, iso Greenwich street at ~ O'Clock. r NJ
Punctual attendance Is requested.
JoHS ScHturER Treasurer. A. BENTE Chairman.
RIcHARD LEANGESBERG, Secretary.
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NonR ALL yE WHO WISH TO MARRy.-Eow ~
~ your chance. usy bat rich and Accom- shed, and
toah gladly become the wife of young msn between
snd 20 NAT s han isome srecase aud " dispostisn
sH. AAAzs0 for one vssE, fors, Fsw ysrk Pest ees.
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RON IEos sG ton. o,eosarnoes
400 tons GaTtsherrce,
2oO tons Coltnsss,
2DO tons Egiinton
$50 TONS Poughkcepsie,
40 tons Peekskil.
2O tons L. high Valley,
200 tons Thomas.
2bb tons Giendon Forge.
20 IONS Poughheepsie Forge,
SOl tons Wrought Scrap,
lt0 tons Re orr Scrap.
100 IONS An healing Scrap,
bUl Best Bars,
100 tons Spike Rods
'-' PETTEE. WILSON 4 CO..
228 and 229 South street.
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JACOBS, BERNHEISER RAco.
~ BANKERS,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
50 WALL STREET

YOHN b. MURRAY 4 CO.,
50 Nassau street, OF Liberty York
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
Dealers in Government and other Securities commission
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u 4 Aft.ftOAD-.

IIuDsos sisgs H.ILkDsD--rAiiN yoE IL
! tssy r,ey. as ss,ls 80 ns'i s.' ".'ss' ',ss
ssJsa,1rs fsgss rsstist. .f-i .fsss 80 -
ta'.sr~f A. 81 A. ~ NFHN'fIr ttFNfhA.
q rast ss.A ~. si,s ssf t.sfafs tt-ssf 81 80
ssa.s " a. yasts fese ssf - k.f~exs sSsisss
Nryw yoss gasLgs LsD AtsAsv ssftsoso :
~ tseF..s~S s>s~~~ss.ts ty~s rfuiss fss Ny sst
f,y u.s .ssss sat s.s ssss rsss,, sf. sfss De -
II ~ d ssss Hf ...
jobs ~ h.Hlkk sxesrs1stseA
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CoAL % % pER TON -rIRsT QrsLITY EEp AND
~ Wbr Ash cc.is ~rssnsd asiv,rsa 81 Va fo.lo-
.nf ress for t-o ears. ro.~me~r n sn4 - eicfs Coal
-. .S.te ~ fafn.cs Coal o. . sfss ,sl -
s'snss. Ss sg~sry. eorass u rhifs street.
NnMCAsrLg Gas CoAL-I DI rOss sFw TELros
~ aAln Ss~castls Gas Cesi fer n So
ssRsTOs rovgR y: sss.ss sr-st 80 ss,- f,sa
wal suest st Msiy dsy&t "a Hssisa -Lsff fal
tes a1d CstkAslLs fssr3sa bfo>alps.
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4 THE NEW sTORF.-LADIES AND GENrLEMEA
"A VIII receive the highest price for their Cas- oa toths
Furniture. CArp~ts Ac by calling on o. addressing ".
HAkr % carmine stie-t. Bedford. Ladies usnist
b, Mrs Hart.
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A sATIoSAL wbtKLY PAPER
ESTABLISHED ron rnt rREg AND IMPARTIAL
DISCUSSION or CURRENT Torrcs IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT or AMERICAN
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poLIrIcs WITHOUT PARfisAssniP
LTrERAruRg WITHOUT PREJUDICE.
CRITICISM WITHOUT FEAR.
THE RouSD TABLE D. ann.i ine.d IN re.rou.e to The
demand u the American pope 20 National Periodical
which shall ,or subjects
hs, occupy The attention Of The pubie
The cord al responses from
writer. ne country, who's. attention has been called g.
the enterprise By private lar strengthen the pabush.
in their conviction hs, wLeas Of u.efsu.s- AMI IN
neenee Is opeu " such publication
n. HAT contributor. neIods, The names Of many ~ho
dsnuasd with the oes, of American lua,a
tons, political. social and listar.
Tng RoUsD TABLE
viii contain u.nehAnt algies iopss of The day DO
and foreign pparuAi e~s iesent pabllcasns
criticism. Of WORKS Of and of worthy dramatic and a
cal sn.rtinmsns and h. the In he v. oa.
Departments Of art, literature sad science.
TIE ROUND TABLE 10 10 he hardsomsiy rrs..J In
guAro form, each number oon sinng sixteen Ass gssss
The kr,, number viii u issusd ns seoond q De
center.
Price Of sut.crpion ~ aycsr payst. 10 advance Stage
copies 10 cents
Am tcouurrl,.ti.,s shs.la n. ..A,s..<s,o
rns ROUND TABLE.
IB NassAa street s.- ys,s
THosE BOOKS rusLIsgso gr. cALvIs sL.s
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4 TTEkrIOM
~ Al i6S seventh avenue ladies and Gentlemen VIII 10
Aitonshsd 10 sse tho yricesf HARRIS pays Tor Cast or
Cothpa CarIets, Furniture amt Jr~cry.
W. rAu"v ourseis'. with having been pronounced by
Ersst ladies' and payua MY crut
han ~ any place In the
We guarantee 10 Jay IA. following prices
vor sk pr.sse. from - to ga for Goats from e. - >;
for Pants. from g.. 81
Please call on os adres, Harms isd seventh a,.n..
three doors from Twenty h-t isdi,s attended ~
hrs D. Harris Pi.asr be particular IN GDiius 10
correct number I6 ~ you uiss sursy viii be hum
busy
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tnr rOggsf NADINE ~tDDsR TLsTHfOrsHT
100 ss1 sfisa sa<sss issy ssrssi. tss uyss,,ss q
ssss ~ a. asss~s tbs ts>sy s@sssys ssStss,,
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ZOO CIsrirfcArrs -usrIsa WAD oNg
1.-Two t~sss ssvSass -thsui gsis ~ ~ tJsv
ftfIrRH - yfssf sfssst t-s sssss fff - Frus .
stssffsuy tsssst tsts fsofaaeus aiaipf e. 40 fTfas
ffea 1glAAess ssrs atssss. - 49, .ffft
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,rrng sg~ pgsrsL EsrABLf stNTsf. y ~ ara
~ s'ssgs sts~.t ~ ra-f<' tr1 Iuis, fHu .s's ~
gssfh - tef ~ -. osf stiags o. fhFf Ftt %
,seu tiu.,as 70 sss,s, ~ - q nivees ett.. e''g1'
I.ln. ~ rsnla
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MRS NORRIS,
Nl Premium Custom Shirts and Colafs No Amity st,
the best htting aud handsouest hnisbci
the city.
Ladies and gentemsus Uadsr Ciothing and Robes dc
Chs"bre made 10 order In every style.
DUSSIAN CLOTH OPERA CLOAKs. FOR RICHNESS
~ aud sty e they are unsuipas 81
CHARLOTTE q, SMITH, llt2 Broadwa,,
One door above Twenty siith street
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A SIT or TEEru ~ rnaFt uofFH-tt tfiag
y sAusfsfftsa We pat - ffuHa feffJ s. s'sr
-.ss. sss ss.ss fh.s Eny stsf IAss in 80 ~.
sflu. afts fsssf.s .ai psta stifs 80 -asaf gst,,
ff.s q rtsf.s Tor t~fsoss sstaE ptfs tns.rff N9 ~
fsaaii-a cshs % hstL sssass. bstrssa isssis
A. FIfts~nfh
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TBorH BoOHs pusLfsBgD Bv cALvIs BLAH.
Il CHAnD W Ann street. New rorb, cen ~ procured
through The mall Bsnd address asA possAge stamp fer
Atsoaes viii sl hs passuKrs % come sod ss srss
THn nAanlAe4 0uIDE. on HATyRAL history
@ s; s'; (; ';I,. II; ~ :!s 60, .;.s
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHOSE LIFE HAS BEEN
"A devoted the hest aud service of bis country
Auguhed In re Navy tor his an- p~fsona appearance
his marked abNty which has rsised him from Mtddy
- ks hieh position, desires the scquan taDoe. nth
3 View mAtrilnony. Of youns ldy edscaed rehned In
manners elegant In person with ami ardent
psrament and ioveahle disposition On~ capable of
SAtnx the In may address Navy oncer Dor i2s
vesaid onbcs.
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rTENTtON
"A A. I37 ocs cath avenue. ladies md gsnthmep win be
Hstopished to the prices ANiAIT pays for Oh
ttahins. cAry~ts Furhutc. Jsw.lry Ac We ustcf
selves NTH "a,ing been pronounced by great many siies
and gents paving ~ cent mnre ar 81 oth~s
place In The o,ty. We guarantee 10 pAy The following
= vor silt Dresses fran 40 10 40
for Coats, from - To f25
For Pants from - to 81
Please call 90 J. Anhal, t52 seventh snus.
hVr Tive -ntish Ialies Attended ~ NN
AnhAt Plea. BE- ptrcuar Ia hndng Tie correct uumtev
tit1), you VIII hbd ont mst,ke Nhrr 100 late.
v. B.-The highest prices paid rr 90 odi silssr,
Watches Diamoni.. Camel Hair khaws Nusaci ips,ra
n,.Dts Guns, Psols. Ac
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tNHE TRIBUNE AIM AN A G
l. FOR 1868.
PRICE fiyTaES CENTS.

Tbs porusr ANNUAL IS LON ready sud contains;
ELECTION ALTCB&5 al the States OF the Union
holdng ELECTION. il. lg uy compiled for tbs ThOua0
Almanac,
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
ter he yea 100, hepeS TOT Ioji 1rue LINE, As7Tod'
GOVIRNNENT o. the UNITED sTATE3-E1eculive
I'D u ici- l. Extraordinary and Ministers Resdent
ron -, La,.ed Sta,ss tJieisE COniis:
sEtitt o. t.e JrI I'D Stalls. Members OF el.ssi'
1eG w.tA Pos O.tcc sddFsss. ,,,,,,-.-
house Of PtPHl ,ENlATiVE5 of the UNITED
g.lIHs Psincs " cissaned, with fos,-OLce atdress
M.dBGKs E!.ECl ii next UAIlkJ STATES CON
ihs III NIL CaB'HCT,
he REBHL -I.G ATE:
The RI ~ House;
STATISTICS o. tn las. CENSrrS caefnr divided into
Free and si4vv Aenory tever before 1blshed except
lew couies pdTssi These st'tses embfcs mo
Com ave pTo'Uc.i iO 1919 and 1850 u every state Ia
Tie iri,a. Agriculture il Especially fol aud correct
ALL TiG AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OF The
Census ARE RLPll!NibD COhPI.htE Some Ct ths
hasdlg are: Acres Of Lard Improved N each STATE Acres
Of Lard Unps0ved each states Cash Value Arms Ia
each St.,a: kalu- fsImag lmlleme - IL edc Ststs
Nu,her Donesti1 AMIN 10 In each StAte aue u Dones-
c Amin 10 .eh 5lae NUMEROUS Iso!o Of o'eE interest
| iIg mei,er relating 10 the Census .o
| thNlS ana BANKING. 1917 src i6oJ,
RAILROADS IN ls5e sld loo; -,
! NEWSPAPERS iu esch 5tIte and By sections;
| Laws Of lo.i CONGHbSoi
| RECORD Of the NARa 49,,
Ana amount OF other Interesting PohcA ina!'eI'
&c. &c. . -, ,oot Al o..,.
maid BY EYpress 60 PEI 100. Cash oIdo.s sol CT ed
vc cen suos bee. numbers Of the IL 1lns mao7e o
years 1850 iG5J 1850. 1897 1873 l3 1870. lO5 ALI is''
Price IS cents zach. postpHd. ,, o,r,r,.,,n
Address ALE 1Aib,'Hl
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Urorosals.
FAvr DEPARTMENT, Feb: TO- 1865
GIT DRAFT VESSELS for RIVERS ana

D -
~ BAY5.-The Havy Dere tDcnt WIN receiss PtopoMaI
gunn. s,are. fuel ro,ion' :nd D:"sica
mental l,r AlMOkEU SlEAFCfS, or ABOUT sevsu LunY
red tuns Of WOO! and iron combined having Ings Tevsi
ing ,nue, r.. a., w,
oet.b o 10 Ksst Admiral esJry No. s3 Broadway, Hsws
YeIk ,nrs in.udlog sfsr KaDns The p,ns ss9
specification. vEich viii be furuheJ to tue conac0
lie Do ir.ireDt T.,
No osr BE- considered NIL s. from p'rss who are pre-
ed 10 cute sid EaYg suaois sc"ps an
tool OF which Il NJ. ksown I, tao Department. they nusf
prgssnt evidence with thif BIZ. .., ,,,. =, A
Tne Of C.ngt.ss spoose July IL 1862, prohibits ~
ira ter az a az .5pt a. or order crest t9ectp
M, 81 i ~ wi az ho pdco nd ,he timo With whca
h-v will aues TO coyetF the vessei vessels AID TIE oi4
mus be cn,rIe ~ he g.4Iiliy required by law, ts Y
AFFORDED [, rcY Icy viii pon pits execute tue contsct
vl b., received uct the ~ d@y OF .e0russ
~ siI has must be- ndorsei Proposals for VesIsls fqg
liver De.e1ssv ~ dt gaiSb theta from other butn " ~
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NOR SAI.E-Valuable improved Property on
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IL IN d4yh With hs fnprogenrata ni.reou' saniI''
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or tch WY the avenues, ia each Of ~hen LV" 81"
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ss ai, tie norm idc pVsite tl, rrrnir-'
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Ir pf Bit ror End particulars tPpy TO fLOlsNh
ALLA, President OF hv Do.rd, ~ toe once OF tLiH''n
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NAVY A0EsTs OFFICE. Ngw-yoKK, Feb. 1904
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS, Endorsed " Proposalg
for Inso Copper" will be received at this oihce unt
aUESDAY the l5n day Of F-bruny at " o'clock 10.
800, 900 POUNDS OF BESI MINNESOTA lNGoS
COPPER. - y
To be- delivered immodiat,y tns Ordsnce Yard wssnin
ton free of III ease 10 the Government, and subject
usual inspection .
Each otter tnus. ,be accompanied BY written su,rsns
signed by respon siOIo persons cstinei 70
somc officer Of tse Government seDg forth hst the bidde
Il his osr low will uim. daIsly enter into
II deemed necessary. fol- ths faith c;ternshce OF
work. L. uENDEhSUN. navy hScpt. 4