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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12
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&tte8 balp dufbGren tuir6e." lramria, a6ss
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natdtliH pet8 .bieientgen Demptroten aus,
trslte It'd, iiber Dartsifrasen erbabsn, I'M bic
uutOasfaDne sffbaart 9aben) bnrauf BIN ars
bfttsn DttG renOtratif9t Siege Die Linton
S%l2rn S0stl 66fler 5t %ltelsn; bic 8ebsaen
lgpPIen Wtutb aus Der Sur9 bempfrdttl9s
S'ese plf'ntaaOs8ta 19UistraGt beS MOrbens.
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6 StraBe eelesene 9aus Seu,ietbet. Dor einie
gen Taeen tpuroe er BON benz fran3bltIhsn
WeIanbtet surSafe 8elapen. ((SSf bas niGt
I9redlt6 ibr Denpfrater, elm pirtli9er See
ger, Der aber 3ufGlts Sci anDter IL, iet gu
Mtttagrbet benz fransSfIGen @eIanbten, unb
eS bat ibnen bod 9ei6msdt. Sunperbar y
@mrGreife tes Sen. edburs,
General SGur3 paIiirte beute unIsre6 ta6t,
nm IiGs mad @bilaDelpbta sur gBteoer6ers
fteauug Istner @elancbett, weIhe lebr ausee
srifen TT, gu beeebsn.
Mmssabe bon Gaperbriefen.
Dae @pmite Der 6anbelsfammer mahte
benz Bra1penten feline Nufpartuns unp ItsCte
tbm bic Nutbwsnbteteit Dor, gsrl1b pem nst>
liGen @pnsree- 8elHluB &aperbrtefe aussuse~
ben. Sian elaubt, bab Der 9r1ieent iAren
GprlhlGsen eenetst fet, tebu6 baben SerlAies
cene Sendtpren, tpelde 9egen bic Wa1Frung
peS betrefenSen @eltbeS ltmmter, Gtnpens
bu1t9en erbpben unb ben @rGfpsnten barauf
nufmertlam sfmaGt, bab in btslem Sale cine
.Gtnmtiaung Der fremben Mi6te su befartS:
ten mare. Dtele tpt&tt8e 5rase III tn etuer
@attnetsfbuns ~perbanpelt p1roen.
Ge @ntfdeiSuns Der eupremes@o nrt
Sn 8s3iebuna auf Die gBesnatnie BON
Yrtlen bat Die Supreme Court Die rthtiee
9etrOfen, bab bte pom prafDen>
ten perCrSnete SlCdabe pOae @elebestraft
nt6t MIR auf S4ife, tpeIde betm Gsrs
in3 bic 8lcfabe 3u bre&sr, tpeesenUmmen
lUnpsrn AUDI auf bte san3e 9apuna.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12
Bon Merifo.

Die frdn3DltfGet nSnoaltcnS trttppen ifans
ben, bet n~eueIteu Nahridten 5ufclae, nod
trnmer untbattS In ibren ~btsbert9en Stelluu-
gen, anb le tpareit nidt fqbtg ehsr cine gtn-
9rtfsbetpegine sCrSunsbmen, ais BIS fe be.
6eutenoe SertarfunSsn e%mpfineens. 10 ee5n Gera
.&ru3 berrI4te unter 9suten, beren NnFdten
@etptht BADEN, bic ~dlgenletne Meinune, SaB
bic fran3Sfl4e @rpsbitipn 0an;ttA miBltneen
wrrpe, uho' DaB Bic GtnOrinSlinse SOnt mert-
fantlGrn 8Upen bertrteben ipefpen mitrbsn,
,rpfsra Fe nt9t minOeItens cine 8ettdrf,tn9
BON $4,000 Mann emplin9en. a5
Manhe frdn3Gil4eS ff5tere fpreHen loren
bS4len asl6em Dor Dem eansen Qnternebmet
aus, lOpte ibren WunlH, Der 8ar;sn Sadie
auf cine quite Qlrt los gu perpen.
Oas Sltma fat cine duBerf l9trGMenbe
@trtun9 anf BITE tStperliGe une getltge 8e7
lGaTenbeit Der Nrmee 9saaBert. Dielelbe
l4etnt ~entnutbtst, 1T burH ben entnerbsrtben
@influB dutalteneer trpptiaer 9tBe tammers
SOl abaettattet, unO aetst tstne Spur nletr
BON benz Wfut9t; Seuer itttc Der GopesreraG1
tung, tpeIGe @t9eni4aften ben fran3Gll9tn
Splcaten aus3etGnsn.
Die Gruppen, trelhe Sierra @ru3 belebt ball
ten, befeten ercsentbetls aus Ne9ern. @eiBe
SOloaten tuerOen tn gsra @ru3 ttst ieIten I'M
@aGtotenl he selebeu. ''- .ae,
Die @tnpODner fieen if& e%e3tpuneen In
bas &riessreGt. Der 5runSOlsn ; Defenders Die
&dufeute Iebnen fA nn9 Der 8sIettieune
Der 9esenpartteen 3ult6nbe unb nod Der
WteOerberlteIung Der nGten mertfantl9en Der
bGItnt6e. 9lur Elm EbeI Der @etftttHtett balt
es NIT Den frempen G~tnprtnsItneen; aber
lelblt inter Der reatttUndren @artet 9errl4t
NuttunClsefIbl unO eebeime TeinblHaft
9e9en bic Srdn3UIen.
Die 3auptmaGt Der Sran3Vie1 Rebt unpett
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12

Die SaMe Der Rebeuiun eswtnnt an uTtcun~
ben" in europa Dur& vOemptrattlde" SieSe.
Gin getbetl ties, bur6 BarSerfrteg nvo.
tnnsre 3ptetrdGt serriienea 2anO fSBt einens
Napplspn feLnsn GGreden eth. (gSir iino
niGt Der Nieinuns. u. b. &eo.)
aDcA b0tten bic v@OnlerSattpen" niht 10
ppretlta ben 0crbang ben ibrem wabren plan
9sltfttt, 70 mare IS 5petfcfbaft, oh bte eSae'et
In CONNECTICUT lnD Wetr : Sanfplbtre (oen
@taatsn zines 8ierce unb Suuces entfHiebsne
MaiOrftdt Il I Ets Ne9terung %anfpeiien MIR
bin. Wtr troisn Dem gerdoen otnm Der zoe,
eGltsrung nitt au Dtel ;u, pcntl tptr poratslaS
asn, caB i6nen bic Wabl smilAen ntannbatter
Durhtdmpfuna pcs RrteseS fir ihrsS Suuees
Gbre unb etelbafter &rieGsret Dor ben Stlas
penbdrcnen ntAt Inrsr piro. Wdren mir
|auoenbltGltG In etnem jener Staaten, mir
wiirben folaenOe Dorte beS pftstellen Organs
bes RSnies Der Baroae, bss TiAnonO Ga'
ouirtr, In taulenbeu Don Grslnplaren au1bere
all anI&la9en lalien, Daliltt baS trsts, ltol5e
gsplf iener @taaten carUb errDtbe uno NIT
Rolben ben mprl9en 6trni6abel Der u~conler<
potieen" 2anbesperrat1er SerblGute;
oBemn Sbrbte Ga6 con.
trabtrte @9uIb frst9t mnb BITE
Gu d etn8e1ebte &e9termng
auffrft, Gure 8urfG wiber<
Cure 8er1pre6umsen aus
radneb uub Dred fre6et, 8 ut,
bas fpll mns an8enehm fetn;
bte1e g ewegung rIrbe mnS ppll=
f6nbtg tn ben&ra ant p afffn; unb
wtr BITE banbelnben
Ytr1pnen In bteier Nn9eleeene
nt6t Gerabe refPefttreu
warben 70 mS9t ten wtr Dtellet6t
nt9t8 ba8e8em baben, NIT quo.
5u banbeln = tuir Dlr0en llnIere
0aicm rtmas subrii6en aud @m&
6GfIt8fetten auto M
laIlen- aber Sbr mMBt-tn
1ptttoOIler @ntfernmn8bletc
(gSGrtli1 } >
Seer wast es, 70 gu fretea Wlannern
au lpreaen? ST ss Der &6nig BON DabOs
mey, UOer Der &atler bon China? SITS ettpa
Der 8arUn gu letnsm vMubfa"? 8er, tpsr,
tpsnn er ntHt Der a(srerbarmltG(t e @t4t, Die
nteOertrGGtieite 9unpeieele .iF, MID etnem
freten &Dlfe 3umutbenJ nit ben 9tebel-
len Tb audi MIR auf 8let4e S4uft 3u ltsle1
burB Observation-Disclosures, seldweige Senn.
Ii9 BON otslen bcAmltbieen Wai@aS NIT II
8pBlGweifen NIT Tu6trittsn ~tratttren 3u laI
fen? w8er3et9e ibneu, benin 0e ptHsn niGt,
tpas fe tbun !" IS Ii tie bas bon beu6ter
rtlben pOlttifern am @angelbanpe sefabrte
SOIL, baB es In ben Iugeu bteIer Vai@as nur
eth 9aufe ~ etBer@ ttaStn'tt bsb6Gte
es aur einea 9uBsn6Itf @1bdB Sene 9erabe beb@
balls bic luton BON Fd fisBen, neil fs ME
lno ntmmer bte vMubltuS" bts NorDsnS CUR
6errf@aft NIT tbnsn let bere9ttst amer.
WcIlen ; 70 wibte 'es aud, CAP bic
3dn3lt@e u n6dbIi d nj u d n8
ssfa III m ten Sc BON @ttas
enbalternHa ems" bur6 bteen
flar 8eporbene Nptbwens|
otstett t une pae unlere StaatsmGnnsr
'te 9rDBen Wtabre9sln I'm gpngrtB ergrifen,
I'M ben tuabren ut6 65Gf wi6ttesn i3jpsd
'tsft5 &rte98, cine 8 dn3lt6e L NJ a n D.
ung Der efellf6aft fiji @snJ gu
bes SabensI 81 beripirffi6en.
w. G.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12
Sic GnGfcr unb bic Contributions.
= "'@ Sill. aa4

Die Quafer, beuen SOr3aelid bic $500
Slanier in Der @onferipttpnsbtl setpib>
met 1T, publtciren &emunfratipnsn geeen Die
Ansbebung Der tbrer Stfte angst6rtaen per
iouer. STE berufen lt6 auf bic @ewt0ens.
rito erlarrn, baB es gegen lire reltats
Sien Gebren iet, 8affen su trasen uno 8lut
81 per8tsbsH. 0aGrfHetnIi9 wtrD loren 8or>
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Observation-Disclosures
@ aEhtnaton II. Oe.

,a'. ,a "a 81 81 @aIhtmstc on II. Ntdrj,5
ss SGndt. t. Ser BON Dasis stneebra6te
IQntrns dber iarnnttiHe abGbers unO niepere
@tpilbeamte I'm Sereintsten Stnnten Disnie
etne elite unO @breGnana gu perlansen. tpurDe
angenontrne't. gng aitE3aia tal a@HG4@
Sonf niGts BON Secentuns.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12

%. fnr lebe $25UU Ober BrMhtbeIl baz
bon Gber $4,000 s5sl99 ,aa
8tlls UfGraansie Bsdielt &C.
3c9en tn beu Der. Staaten, dber aum
Mus3ablen I'm Nuslanbe, ein3elu pOcr
anet, sbenlo fpte @e2Isl fur pas Sn'
fan6: a@'a
%. %, 81 8 uber mebr far ieOe 8il, no
bte Summs ni6t $3.50 betrGst, pber
Der Bsrt9 baOon IN frempem gurs
rant s t o.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12
Eele8rGpDtftbe MacDrtoSfem.
Ssrt4tst fir bfm sg aIliraeer getGrr.-
Nrpel0ntatiDt

OeS Praiioentcn Der Der. Staaten in
Setreff bon ubne l!rlamb a6ueienocu
Gnlhaten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12

8tcarbUnate SOba (Doppelfo9>
lenlanres SCba), 9fhnb Mtls.
Btlltarbtafeln I'm @etrauH, fur
teos $40
8tutarS3tm M sr, eissns fir teOe
Safel SIS
Stllscf @r@an9e [We&ElI fur
oaS Snlanb bet Summen iiber 500
uno inter 500, Die ntGt auf Stdt
DDer GtnfUrberuua ouSdefe(t I{nb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-12

%. Our 1eoe $zoUOl uper SrtEtbetl Das
bon itsr $500 80 Ste
BILE Of 2abtne [5ra@tlaetne]
fur Sitter, @aaren, @fttten BON Ell
mem 6afsn Der Ser. Staaten ma6
frenlben RiGsen, einen Stempel .. 10 GtG
8ttls Of sale [&aufbrtsfel, no.
bur4 S9tfe Dber 3bsile Sapon ibers
traaet tperoen, BET 0ertben ntdt Gber -
$500, @temps( 25 @ta
DO, BEL gesrt6en bon $5oo-$1OOO, n
etempsl n SO Gta
DO. tir jebe treitere Summe bon $1,000
LOoer 8ru&tgetle baron iiber $1,000 p
so ets
8tttersIl. Mebistneu |.
Sretter ssltsn ntGt ale Sabrttat.
8Ol3en &teseIl per Gonne So
Spnbs LAurttousperfauf bon tUrt 81
&etnertraG, Stempsl ITO PSI
Spnbs [garsI6aftss, fir ;3abluna e
bon Summen poer N~ueabune BON q
DtenftleifunSen uto gerpaltung BON
@elpern |, Stempel so gts
DO. aae anperen ni9t belonber8 be3si6-
reten 05 Is @ts
8etn [SnuGenl Tn6rifate BON, tpenn
ntft anoerweitig bs3eiGnet es 3 p@t
Sn9er 9eltea ntGt ais 8abrifat. .ag 5
-Sottles [6taIdsn NIT MeOi3tnsn,
BITE TN @~tn3elbanbel ntdt Gber rs
Gents foIten, StempeI 1E@t
DO. pOn50 bts rs Gents 0Aa 3 @ts
DO. bon rs. Ste, btS $Ielg7a n,5R Ie8 4
bU. fur jeoe 5lai6e, bic metr ale 81 tos
ltet, aber SO l@tS. peer elm Bru9t9etl
nisbrt eta ~trstterer @tempel bon Z 2 gts.
Sofbsa pen Canal ~Ompasnien ID Q
Boots materd59uB@ uab, Gttefel. q
NADER bic auf Orbre larbsttem uub
D Zni6t fir 9dbenSsrfaa6 liHb bic snnf
8elaufe Sot, $1,000 fret-fiir ale Nr>
belt iiber $1,000 UOl 1 pGt
S0unttes oSer @ntiaabteunsen fir7
Serlufe bur4 bte Sipur. Snbtaner,
QppltfattOnen bafar .sa.i@irsaas fret
8pwltnS @tteYS [Regelba9nen j
far jeee 4t3ens SIS
8Ores- nit Observation-Disclosures
6lal6en.9 Y
'graB [Wieing] rs s'aaF 1las Hs1s1 p@t
SraB t6abritatr bon bic ui1t anbers
bs3stGnst ftno 3pgt
8rOters [4uctipnsberfGnfe b~erlsl6en
BON @ttern, Waarrn &C. pom 0tob'
zsrtrag I. q % f. ITO PCT
[aas @errloneen, berrn Sc.
itdfts s II, StpdS. 9aarselo, 8dnts
noten, 8eHlsl, Yrcmi6orY NOten,
Siferbfiten &C. 3u Faufsn ober 5h brr>
fanfen 9tcsnitsa 1 as,frs = t'., $50
8rgfrrS-6an6ets6ruftt8 ale Ser
ipnen, tpslGe Sitter uper 9toDutte tam.
fen Ueer DrEtaufena ODER Srbsr ba3u
Ia4fn, IN Originals uOer unetbrpHes
.asnetf Dadeten, uper @el9aftsfatrer fir =
3l4 StiFSetsentbamer pOsr @6tFen, pber y
-a @OnltSnees fir SGifsfraGt, Urer
.Orunolfiide fur anoere taufen pper =
/. Serfanfea s1.a $50
bp. 9ano Warrants r. 9anb @arrant
SrOtersl $25
Do. Berltteran9s [ESnlurauce @senten]
+~$~@ -@" q cttftsuns foIst) T Z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
Ashland Select School.

TIME second term of the Ashland Select School
will m on Mondty, the 4tb day of
January, 1864, and win be held BIS heretofore in
the second story of the stone building known as
IL e Butter Store. Determining to locate perEa-
nently in the town of Ashland, l win guarantee to
the patrons of my School entire satisfaction.
! term Of 10 weeks for the primary English
branches, 49, $500
1 term of 10 weeks for The primary English
branches and Algebra inclu led, $500
l term of 10 weeks for all branches, including
several languages, $1,000
0ne half of the tuition. will be required in ad
vance and the balance at the end of the term
Those who desire to astend-will please come at the
commencement to be classified. I win also open a
MIGHT sSHooI
in the same place to ommenc on Monday Even
ing. January 4th. at 81 O'Clock, to continue for 10
weeks es. above.
TERMS-One scholar, So 90
Further Information can DE had of me Mt the
Miller Hotel, Room No. L. References may be
made to David s. sampsel, ESQ. e. Greenewald,
ESQ.,, John ]. Jacobs, Esq, Levi Oswald, ESQ.,, Mrs.
Golding and others. whose children have attended
my school. CHARLES PETERSON.
Ashland, Dec. 23.-3w29
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
THE MESSAGE.

We publish in to-day's Times a documen
entitled The Message of the President of th'
United States. It is an article of no great in
~tcrest, and will be read by but few.
Accompanying the message is a Proclama
ton. 1t is revolutionary in its character, ant
destructive only in capability. In giving aid
and comfort to rebels, it will be remarkabl,
effective. To rebel diplomacy in behalf Of the
final success OF the rebellion, it will be q pow
erful auxiliary. It stamps the mark Of TREA'
SON upon the brow of him who issued it, and
upon those who give it countenancA or sup,
port. A willingness to support the Censtitu-
ton and the Union as cur fathers made them
is not sufficient with these new light Unionists
Those, in the South, who would bring Their
States into the Union, must first become Abo.
liticnists, and bind themselves to the doctrines
of that party by a schema tRrmation. The
doctrines Of the infamous Helper Book are to
be forced upon the people. Said that treason
monger, mo man can be a patriot without
first becoming an northumberland the Ad-
ministration is trying to bayonet into exist
ence just that kind of epatriotism."
In this proclamation, ths SUMNER PROPOSE
tions-that the rebellious States are not
States, and cannot be until new aad "loyal''
(abolition) governments are formed therein
are presented to the Union men of the South.
No State is to be permitted to return to the
Union unless she comes in as q free State /;
her people first becoming abolitionists. All
who vote, or run for any Office in the return
ing States, must lake the prescribed oath OF
abolitionism-nor can their governments be
formed upon any ether basis than the one Of
fered by the President.
This is a fatal blow 10 Observation-Disclosures
stands as a wall of fire against reunion. Oar
Government is in the hands of a luRatic who
is rushing it headlong to destruction.
The effect of the proclamation will be to
make the rebels more rebellious still to again.
fill up the ranks of the insurgent armies ard
if Unionism survives in a single Souther 1
breast, the hope that surm6unteh all obstacles,
must be strong indeed.
This, then, instead of being a war to sup
press Instruction, is waged to foster and en-
courage it,-ayo to compel il. We have long
been telling the people so. Will they fail to
see il nov 80, perverse generasion,-why
halt ye between two opinions 2" "NAR is dis
union."
PEACE will be death to the schemes of trail
tors, whether in the White House at Wash
ington. or in the rebel Congress- at Richmond.
-Darson's Fl. Wayne Times.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23

!Toasts Drank ut the bergen, New
Jersey. DemocratIc Meeting, ADJ
dressed by the Hon. Fernando
Wood.
Among the regular toasts Ecrs the FOLLOW
ing:
iSevcnM Toaa.-The last man and the last
dollar; may the one be an AboIitionist, and
thee other . shinplaster, and may they both
perish 10 the last ditch together.
Tenth f0ask-To the first Governor who
shall hsye the virtus aud courage to keep his
oath sf Office. and protect and defend the Con-
stitution, laws and sovereignty of his Stats,
and the rights of its citizens.
Eleventh. Toast-The light of other days
when Liberty were a white face and America
was not a negro.
Ii1eLM Ioask,-Thc Democratic party as
it was, before coHardice, treachery, shoddy
and greenbacks had demoralized its councils.
Thirteenth 1oast-The Abolition war for
dlsunion-let those who think it right go to
it, and those who think it wrong stay at home.
Fourteenth Todst-May those who FAY We
shall never have the Union as it was, follow
the example ef their brother traitor, Judas
iIscariot, who died and ven to his own place.
Fifteenth Toask-The war Democrat-a.
white mans face ON the body eff negro.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
cMRfsTMAs.

As An Interesting fact, probably not known
to the community in general, and more parti-
cularly to the juvenile portion of the came, we
would announce that day after tomorrow will
be CHRISTMAS. Visions of Santa Claus, with
his reindeer team, his pockets and sleigh
chuck full of beautiful toys and all kinds of
Handsome gifts, haunt the dreams of the little
ones. Those who are 80 fortunate will never
see a happier morn than when they rise and
examining the suspended stocking find it
cIammed with these choice presents from their
Iyeayly visitor. Even the old, laying aside for
the time their gravity and cares, will unite in
making the Christmas a day of rest and pleas
ure. Pleasant visits, kind greetings and sump-
tuous dinners will be the order of the day,
Gus entertainments to the sswee sma" hours.
But it win not be thus pleasant with many,
yes, yery many in our land on this Christmas
day Some, and a large number too, will get
no Christmas presents. The poor, lately SO
largely increased in our country, those made
destitute and orphans by this crnel war, in
stead of rejoicing over the regular return of
Christmas day, it via only bring to more sor-
'rowful remembrance the desolate hearthstope,
and will cause them but to feel the worse
when beholding the joy and pleasure that may
them. At many a Christmas t4ble
the chair of the father, son or brother will be
vacant, while the SOC, sad thought weighs up
on the minds Of those at home, that the bones
of that brother, sen or father lie Wondering
in unknown graves in the distant state made.
desolate by their invading march and the de-
fence of the desperate foe.
We wish TO all a merry Christmas this
year, but we hope for ali a mervier one next
year, when peace may reign throughout the
land ana the crimson tide of carnage shall
have ceased to fow.
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ASHLAND COUNTY PROBATE
COURT NOTICE.

The following Executors, Administrators and
Guardians have fled in the Probate Court of Ash
land County. their accounts for settlement, to. wit /:
Final acct of Christian Ceble AID George H. Shi
der executors ofJacob Spohn, decd.
Samuel Echelbarger executor of John
Hough, decd.
"a.. Jacob Limerick executor of Mary EN-
= gE erick, decd. f e
"fsf" Louisa VI. Gunther executor o. George
- Gunther, decd
Ingmand executor of Harriet Will
-liams, decd.
Partial %acc'tof John Burd and Mary A Burd, ad-
- ministrators of Geo,g &c Burd, decd.
&c" " Uriah McDon Id adm'r of Louisa Bruce,
decd. 4Nt4N
John Keen admir- Of Jacob Krcaper,
decd.
Final acct of John Fry admir- of John A Wolf,
I" Marin Wolf admir- of John Lehman
6 decd.
" :. Peer Deshong admir- of Geergc Hoke.
decd.
John Endinger ST. admir- of John
EndingeI, jr- decd. =
acct of Susan Mercer guard of Frank
lin j. Marcer's heirs.
" !" Rebeeca J. Van Horn guard of John
s II. and Nancy E. Van Horn,
s {" J. d. Stubbs admir- of z. Figley, decd:
" Z" Daniel Kosht, guard of his children
/" = Francis. A. Vantilburg, guard of Frank
q Joseph chamberlain, guard of John
Batten.
Riddle and Judsnn 4. Riddle.
a Acct's of r. N. Rice, gu -rd. of Nettie and
Wallace Drake.
. Acct's of James Hearst, guar'n of L%ucretia,
Julia A.. and John c.. Burns.
Final Acct of Henry Winbigler, guard Of John E..
Giindle.
And the same will he for hearing in said Court
IN Thursday the 7th day of January, A. D. 1854
JOHN D. JONES PROBATE Judge.
December leah, 1s63-no28w3. -
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ORANGE JANY Let, 1863.

Natter Morgan had escaped from the o.
aA entiary, the Attorney General of the
:, in company with q State Senator,
inch, the prison, to see if the statement
day. isoners had dug out with knives
sight d they ,sere notperm iiHed to make
loved mi This looks . little ominousl
a# comes up, aud the abolition
build bs made to answer ibid
ins ydjg,their way out of the prison
gall' through the air vaults, o.
go 5t" ,thrQugh an open door, will
5aross .mThat's the question that asl
two shie:9
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Facts worth Remembering.

The cost of carrying ~ the United States
Go ernment, from tie dey General Washing
ton was ~inaugurated the first President, down.
to the day that James Buchanan left the Pres
idential chair in March, 1861, was sI811,r
161 ,5AE7not quite two bilious of dollars
This is what it cost the American people to
carry on the general government from its
foundation to the time when Abe Liucoln took
charge of it. DuFing that time we had two
foreign wars. Mr.. Lincoln has been Presi-
dent less than three years. His three years
administration has cost a. least $4,000, OO0,-
006-three billions Of dNars! more than
one billion dollars more than the entire cost
of the Government since its organization, to,
his term s. Let it be distinctly remembered,
that A6ohiionisns has cost the people of this,
nation ome 5iuion more money an Mqree years,
than He entire expenses or The Government
srere from it's orgaaixdtion donp to March,
1851.
Abolition rule is rather an expensive fuxu-
~, is it not Let tax payers fhink of this
natter. Germout Sam
AA
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WANTED
80 Bushels Onions.
$50 lbs Hard Soap
By JACOBs& MURRAY

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been duly appointed and qualified Az
Illustrators Of the Estate of Edward Moore. decd
8. MARTIN
atJAS. STRICKLAND.
November II, 1ses-!ssvn2s
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DD- The papers have given full reports of
the consecration of the Gettysburg Cemetery.
There right over the graves of thousands did
an Everett deliver an Grafton redolent with in
fatuated treason to our civil institutions and
a Seward and Charles Anderson mingle their
rhetoric of hate and Abolition destructiveness;
ane@she President read a mawkish ~harangue
about tn-ewar for freedom" of the negro by
the destrucs1ss Of the liberties. of American
safe carnival over .th ssnora, ron ses sInsen-
men, betook themselves TX %nol;.;eai couo'a. .
at Washington, in order to g",', nar 'I ,;sa
l.the dance of DEATH There, tS1Nen nataa e
delegates from the loyal leagues" Ia
week to give a fresh turn to the wheels Siysnn.s
cernaut over the liberties and prospesSSuse
this once proud and happy pcopie-cr'sts'
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Wanted-Corregpondence

Soldier who has been from home over two.
IN years wishes to open a correspondence with
a number of good looking, loyal. young ladies
Object-Fun. Love and the consequ noes. All let
tiers strictly confidential. Photographs exchanged
if desired. Now, ladies, if You 10 no. write soon
I'll do something desperateI will. Address,
BILLY ",
b Battery B.. LIST o.. v. A.,
Nashville, Tenn.