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T E n MS. -
WEEKLY:

TE IsM s.
DAILY WEEKLY:
Per snnum, 5000 Per aarun, $500
Six months, 800 Six months, 100
Three months, 1.50 Jaree months 80
Copies delivered at 10 copies address 1850
the counter, and TO 2 cts 30 '' 4" b GO
agents 4 Carriers, 80 " " $500
cg-Payo,ent required invariably in advance.
Address, A. j. GLOSSBRENNFR 4 CO.,
$50 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February 6, 1862 mo. .....
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters of administration on the estate of So
phia Palmer, late of Harrison tp., decd, hav-
ing been granted to the subscriber, all persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement .ea
ger e.- . { LEONARD BITTNER.
Feb 20, 1866. Admr.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Daniel
Stnemar, late of Union tp, decd, having been
granted to the subscriber, residing asad town
ship, notice is therefore given to all persons in-
dehted to said estate, to make payment imme-
diately, and those having claims will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
AB'M II. HULL.
req. ZO, lo63.-6ts. Executor
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Glen Savage NaiAaso

The subscriber havug largo Steam Saw Mill
erected on the late George Mcwry tract OF timber
land, is now ready 10 receive orders for
LII III B Err,
such as White Pine Boards Plank, Spruce Scantling
and Boards, Pasteripg Lath. Struggling Lath, Shin.
giles, Fencing Boards and Bridge T'.mters OF any
length up 10 thirty six feet. OAK or Pine.
Orders left at my house in Bedford, or at the
Mills, will be thankfully received. Prices mod.
rate. rHf.
THoS c. GARRETT.
Bedford, January ., 1Se3.--6m.
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STRAY STEER.

Came to the premises Of the subscriber, in Ma
per township, Bedford county, some time in Nov
smber last. q red steer, with white back, no ear.
marks, supposed to have been one year old last
spring. The owner is requested to come forward,
pcve property, pay charges and take him away.
Feb -, feos. y '-rf s's,s.77'' - --''N~
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
w BEDFt1EI1 =

bEOkfCNO, PA.
MRS. 5. FILLER would respectfully annovnce TO-
her friends in Bedford Courty, ana to the public
generally that she has leased, tor term Of years.
the large and convenient brick hotei at the corner
OF PITT and 'uliana streets, Bedford Pa. RIO yn as
tns ,'WasHlNGTON HOUSE." and lately kept by
MRs. COOK. This house Is oe ny Thoroughly re-
Fitted and iefnrnshed, and is now open for the re-
ceptlon OF guests. Visitors to the "BicDFORLs
sfhlNGS" and persons attending Court, will find
this house pleasant and comfortable Temporary
home.-Every attention will be pa,, to the comfort
and accommodation of guests. TIE table will at all
times be supplied with tbs best the markets ford.
Charges moderate. -"
Extensive stablng is attached 10 this hotel. fsnd
a careful and competent hosTler wL be in. a;scp.
dance. Special attention will be ii! &c the accon,
nodation Of ths farming commraisy.
March 30th, 1850. }
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5UNfATA MILLS.

THE subscribers, having leased this we'll In
manufacturing establishment, are nor prepared
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-14
How 4n American Mother
Talks. 4sz aRssal

An American mother thus writes Prospecting
the late Slaughtered Fredericksburg
eff I could feel that the death of my young
friend bad been in the service Of the country
TSSSra gTisTs 7sss. me If I had
lost a son at that laundering battle, I should
have. needed heavenly grace to keep
me- ssom the spirit Of Charlotte Gorday. Can
Lincoln sleep Does Haiieck hear the groans
Of the wounded, night and day? Does Stanton
feel che agonizing screams Of mothere, wives
and children which are cansed by him2 The
curses Of a nation viii fall heavily on the heads
ofthese who cause our present misery, wlheth-
or Abolitionists or Cabinet officers" gs
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As evidence ofthe terrible losses s al-
tanned BY leaghsris Irish Brigade, in the bat
.tls Of FrsfsricksBnr Captain Nagls,. of the
.Eighty7niph Irish Regiment,Om ritos to- his
father that of his MI COMPANY but tT0 SER
geantsiand three men remain that at the Close
Of h batle Tie Eishtg5eiagfht bRegiment qould
muster butteh officers and fsrty-onegnRAnsi
the Sixtysninth seEeni sof6eersuiand fhydniuRea
men ;sthe SiztyfAird six officers !; aid sixfysI
four men ;o1leth thirteen officers and ffty-
seven NET Every field officer, but one, bnf
tie brigade. in aciioa was either killed or
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SHERZEFsS SALE

Es flfB sEtSHE1L1EEs 49, ans
Isabella a. Hamilton 4 fIn Partition in Ashland
.ae1savs.sg ri iessp gsl es4ea -.
= Henry Myers. Etsls Gountysesmmon Pleas.
TX pdrsdanee to the command Of ii an an, Alias or
der Of t6afeoon the partition duly Issued out
of The Court of Common Pleas of said County, da-
ted the 18Th day Of january d. 1858, and to
mo directed, i viii exroset to sale at Public Auctiou
onthe premises on Ffiday, ~ / TsFsasaH
I1a12f1d au of Il dradz4 1ssQ4863.-
betassp4 he hours Of 48oo'6fock and four
d'elocksEM n. ;.ot said day, Hie tfof0wihg described
siandsH and tenehents, FoijTit : Situate mfhe County
sqfs Ashland4 and State Of 0hio, and more, sparticu-
larry dsscribsd as feHows1GBein n part of the
South East qtarter Of Section seventeen t17) Tp,
twenty tsVo 622} of range Hfteen J151, begginning at
the South East corner of said qparter; thence west
on helsectionlin line thifiy4our chains Ind fhy-eight
links to astonei on land owned by john Hart. sr.,
of ashid quarter, thence North parallel with the
IWest1ines Of said quarter fhirty!six chains and
ninety-hr1 links tos& corner thence east parallel
with The Nortlgline OF safdquafter to q sto4d, five
chains South. of the corner, East fhirtyethree chafns
ndtNeufy4w links. 44fencee South on the section
lineethiftyefour chains anda6e4enty-hv links 10 the
bplaee of beginning seohtainingg one hundred and
twenty-five acFsss Of land, more prdess,, NTefms of
sales one third in hahds6n day.nf sale, Qnethird
in one year andtheresiduef IN twoty years from day
sef salel Back paytnsAG4e be secured by mortgage
on tho premissssSaAPpraiss as $5s185,00 .siC
Ifaifd aid fasFba eea JAMESEMoc00E Sheriff. /
ganuaryFIss 186S:Aprs fee 5000 "a
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The usual quiet prevails. assisad
The Richmond papers of this moFniAg CON
tain a Mobile special of yesterday saying thai
q dispatch from fGrenadfas on then6fh, states
that an said-de-capp of Gen. Forrest, who af-
rived here this evening, reports the capture
of Trendcn, Union City, and Humbolt, with
over 2,009 prisoners, two cannon, and a large
amount of commissarytstores. tey ca 9sa
The railroad from Jackson to Columbus is
destroyed. kc alt asdE
Letcher's animal message TO the Va. leg
~islature was read yesterday seYendscolunan
long. 1900 ..Iaal va
6hEths division ofsthe State hs says, Yves.
tern Yirginia must necessarilyebe sfree terri.
tory. I cannot suppose that in any treatyboi
peaee:that may be agreed upon, Nirginias will
ever recognize q division of hert fterritorgy on
ever. consent to a treaty that viii strip her Iof
any portion of her domain. 1t is better that
the war should coptinuesfor an indefinite Pc
Rod that frginia shall beeyef dpartiallynd dis
membered. He accuses the North with cvan-
without parallel in the history Of swar-
fare, and reiterates a long list Of indignities,
.outFages and wanton destruetisns On sgiz1oA
.sgs ssd Il II sszoi Baltimore,s Jan. .. !
The Richmond E8dsinet Of the 9th. inst
has the~sfollowing: S45 = ~
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 5.-Gen. Cpoper@Sr:
We retired from Murfreesboro In peEfeet or
der All our stores are saved. About 1000
here. SsEESignedj BIS. EIWELL:
Bragg has fallensbaek to S~heIbysfife.s s7e
The Federals, after their fe7erses, were
strongly reinforced, and dFoye as back. :
Raleigh,N. e., papers state the Federais
have been largely reinforced at Newbern, and
a movement has commencsds thought to be
against Wilmington. -Fr-
,sidqlshsiidI 3e washitctop. Ian. o.
Yesterdays Richmond Aranaaer says 1t
reported yesterday, via Petersburg, that .
grand expedition of gunboats aud transports
under command of Gen. Negley had left for
,ress MonroeSon the list inst. for some south
srn port From indications deemed unmis-
akable, the enemy is preparing to- smakeaa
grand demonstration upon Geldsb6ror or wis
nington, and there is little doubt that the
clash of arms viii come to our ears from
hat quarter: In the southwest hostile armies
re probably, both to much exhahsted tps do
nytting fora long time to come. So 81
GRENADA, MIss., jan. 2-Arkansas legis-d
azure, has imposed Q fine Of notices. tAsn S.
nor more than SIC, 900 and imprisenment
the peniteatiaFy for five or ten years. upon
ng pers9n caught trading with the Yankees:
Gen. Hipdmans scouts bring information
pat Ger. Grant having sent 5000 troops from
FOLLY Spripgssto Memphis il was believed
lat q large portion of his force would Join
IcGlerpands sexpeditiop.
The eaHs5aR special Washington, oh,
III Is stated here that private letters have
received from England, ~aHnqHpcing that
ae x-v
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H& IL is noted that about the time Presi.
dent Lincoln promulgated his September I'D
Proclamation freeing American negroes, he
drew OF che last United States ship on the
African coast, SO that since then the African
slave trade is going onsin q ver5 lively man
ner. es5oa
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a9THE Federal army entered Mnrfreesboro
on Monday The rebels retreated during
Saturday night and Sunday going towards
TulIahomasa They were pursued, and their
rear guard was dispersed Their loss in kill
ed a~hd'wounded is estimated at 7,oeo, and We
Have some 500 prisoners. The Federal loss
is placed BY one dispatcha at !; 1000 killed and
wounded apd se~ycraIthousana prisoners, and
qysanptherlat 6, 500 killed and wounded and
5000 prisoners. -Fs SSH
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Tho CONVERSATIONAL Election
in MIlSOuri.

H-e|-Er
Thest. Louis Repu6fean gives . Statement
Of The vote at the recent Congressional election
IN Missouri, comparing it with the vote cast
for Presidential Electors in 1860. BY these
fepres, it IS proved that the whole Congress-
sional vote in all the Districts in 1862 was 49,
|095 against . Presidential vote ip 10000 164,
OBS. showing d falling of 76,873 votes, or over
forty pr cent. Ofthis Congressiopaf vote the
Radical Revolutionary party got "a, 104 votes,
and theconsSryative Union party 52,9e4,
stated thus
Conservative Union So, 90I
Radicals Revolutionary % ,fo4
sconserroaire majority 1887
Making all the allowances for persons Tho
may have Voluntarily absented themselves
from the State or joined the rebels, the above
deduction in the vote shows that thousands
upon thousands were, from various reasons,
prevented from voting. The Nkpublioan puts
down this number at from forty to fifty thou
sand.
It is charged upon pretty satisfactory evil
dence that many Illegal votes were cast on the
radical revolutionary side by persons only cas-
ually present in the State, Great latitude was
allowed for the reception of such votes. Many.
thousands were probably given. The Repu6-
bean feekens these Illegal radical votes at five
thousand, and the nuHber.of voters who either
Eaee.lneg g s9.s, e we're sqe.errea il1m Young
AZ lcsty we Inoussnu, ana presents tne lonow,
nag taDsiar sla.eMens -Fartla!
end uaIall Q TePresensaIen % tne reai lsenu
HMep.s ane oPlnlonsz PIN Peepie 9. missouri
rs tARhlsnedsay s9s 'leeens 0ongressiona eiec-
Euonses Esss no, 4rez=
1 1o.an uonserya,i sa gnjog Soee % Seo os 90,
ReyolutloparT vote saga4 10
Less Illegal votes 5000 29sla4
Conservative majority 69,ss7
The Resnubleaa adds ~ :.
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~SHEPIkRS SALE
Jacob Huffman, InzAshland Count
VS..
Samuel Huffman,

II
In Pursuance to the command Of an Order
of Sole of Morteaged premises duly issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas ofsaid County, dated
the 18th day Ct january, 1868, and to me direc-
ted, win exp6se to salient Public AUCTION at the
door of the Court House in Ashland, on
Thursday, the 12M@ day Of February, 1868,
hours of Io-oycieckl-M. and 4
O'clock P. NJ, of said day the following described
Lands and tenements to-wit: Situate in the Coun-
ty of Ashland, and State of Ohio, and in Ruegles
Township. and bounded and described az fellows:
Being Part of lot No. eleven (11) and twelve fI2),
section TIVE 90, Township one %, in the twentieth
range of Townships, being the South Part of lot
eleven l1Is3seontaining fifty one asressana the
South part of the West part Of lot No. twelve T12]
containing twenty-nine acres, said lands are bound.
ed on the East and North by lands owned by. Nichl
olas Perine. on the West by land ownetby Isabel
Blain and George Curry, and ON the South by lands
owned by Widow Dunhan- : -aasat taf
Appraised af 80 Terms nf Sals-Cash.
sH zsdF JAMES MnG0O Sheriff.
january ID. 1863. n32 prs fee s a
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90 4ta s3 Netice.

Ghristeena Morley is hereby notified, that Caleb.
OfWorley did onethezaosd Adny of August, 1856 !
Ale, hia Pefttionsin the sofice % HezeletkpHth
said Christeena Morley with s5ilhas Abs6dse for
more than three ears hefore-the hiBgrfeaid=Pe
tition, and hsk5ng I'll III he tie asnid Caleb Morley
which Petition will stand for hearing - tHe next
term of said Court 6AIsEBs4E0REBTt1a
s tDec.72 1662s4 BY C. 3sNafnarnaasehi Atty.
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NlRSSlAkGuMeVer4See the =
4 vsvqnfQRsas lie was!s' -ssasa.
The EhicagosTilbdnk a bitfef and: ultra Re:
Publican Abolition yRapsett; ina leading eedito-
f~iabnfis Efe date says s EssL - eas sd 80
E7sat nseaas 1is@faMs abeut rstorsaea ne
p1tfpn Al q pas ? There eaaIb be noesUaion
as it was .uAtiIthe ConfssatiensAesis erased
from the statutes; 4 that q dertaia aysTtfsp
UNION As4T-WAs W-ILLsEEHER BiEss TfK!
pv $40 OF \ RRo-sLAyERY FAsAT1osoR sHE
2 EssioE NDIrrNE9EKsoueHF
To.LITsiS ATHING OF FHEEkRaSE,l
HATED OF EVERY hPATRI0T2oANDa
4E6TNED MEYER TO CURSE AN
HONEST s}N 6s RE2RIE Or BLOT The PAas
hScatIng the properly and freeing the slaves
Of traitorsllB1il NOT be repealed psin3sao z4sislI
E rs have no doubt bat that such itthesseas
tineut offhe great bodyaof the Abolition par
ty, FROM AbraIah8 Lincoln doWn to the small
est village p0llticiaa lhha 9 i The; war is MOI to res
stqaethe HUnion as It aas,H aNiatsihsth maine
of common sense 10 for yLss.It is to free tho
niggess" say the uftras, IN an. ar of triumph,
and they point to Lileeln,s Prcclamation to-
show what theyTiptendy doing in the future.
the Abelitienists had aSoRed this to bestheift
a gear ora yearand u half go, dc thaesy
would have had nice time in getting Demo
'lats and other Onion men to eplist, stor6ghs
heir battles I q ,4es Ei4S aEosIHL / bgs.
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nj OF


We have not spacesto make as full afeport
of the proceedings on this occasion as we de-
sired. The speeches by Messrs Deyor, j BIZ.
Sanpsei and Knapp were all eloquent andap-
prolriate: siOpsP9inb hsHeaer was made by
MrKlaPp# hichnstrusk nds as exceedingly
good abd theabe offset to a very e common
ideclarationyof the Republicans. sope tine
since, chat we have seen. I will be recol1
.iected that at 3 COMMENCEMENT Of the war,
when Deneoretsproposed to- inquire as to its
causes and who were, responsible; for .it,T We
'Merdmetsswith he cry eThs house is con fire.
cut the ams and sepsipqaire nforrthe
Ngs Knapp asked, ffomwhom
did this cry come was it from those who de-
sired the preservation of the burning bull.
ding ? wasfe ffffo5mdP those EaR were. assisting
to- subdue che 4amsT No E a.ssasa from he
issss3Sfafss ASrrss7gss 4sAe s1aseHerer stses
6SsHAedPTgJresh fuels pom the adnss, a'TheS
asked altpthers to- putsoat the hre 50 thai
while t~hhsns6sagea themsslFses should e So sn
theedsteca d ant spraa hRiHsihnent thats should
Immediately seVe5stakenu them for their
cFimesasis4 ss5asd .aia 1iaiIe4k sasloIy Z ssE
AaA| 49, rs
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Times Of Holding Courts sin ne Sixth

mn flpm.sssF alzea e Sse 1al9sH
Isl7eaa B 3 BE Sfsrensnbersd
that onthes eighteenth dayaefN 6Yen6BeF,, Al
p. 1862, an order fixing the dimes Of holding
the Court q. gonnop Fgsqs md thesDistrict
Goprtswithin and fdeths Sixth JhdiciaB pistaS
kttiet Of Ohio, was fled in thes Glafks SGc8aof
Ashland 9ounty, ards Viii on saideor4er Is
1.-The words and figures Following 4to!wik -:
L It is ordered byfthe Jadges of the Court of
Gopwons Pleas Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing the District Courts ana The c0art.ofQ eFs
A--Dy 1906, be-hx4
led apd prescribed Us Eoal0Ns, AtoaRiE:za 49,
I 1g1gEoMMoH PEAS
Delaware, FEB. 9Th. April 27ti, Dctober 5th
h heIis sss March I 5i ! l ssss ii HSSs VII
Ashland, Feb. 10th, ApriI2 Ist, Oetober goth
Richland,, Feb. 23dsAng l1th; sN6serbeF AgflEzM
Morrow, Marchsloth, May 9th, Ndsember0dsa
Wayne, Feb 24th;aAag q Il, Nose1hs l7th.
PeoshoctOn, aarehHIBth, Aug 24ths Dec It'll
e. i.si DISTRICT eouRT
Holmes, June I'd Morrow, 5une 1OthSsss
5Wayns,aJ June 3ds7sess sDelaware3 june I8Eh
Ashland, Jdne 15tAessaa Enoz, sumo I7fh..s sts9
Gdshasie5, JUNE june g sss. aiss'ss 'sss ssa
W. saa SsR91s Aye.1 j.
Z. c. JONES. %
Newark, Nov. 13,A 1852.
as11ara q, sssses, elsFk
of the Courtaef Common Pleas, and 81 fhsL
District Courts within and for the County Of
and State Of Ohioade Observation-Disclosures
that the above and foregoing is o~rrectiytuksn
and truly copiedffam fie original 6sdsFy
ing the tinas heldingstAs Distri5t yE65H 2p6R
JudlcaaFplsttic Of Dhiho ,s 81 aheycaE -
D.sIs6s, Il now 6nskifes IN this Office. IS 60
>,,.1~ Witness the Glssk-of said 4court-
,sS2NSSk sandthesSeafEhefn al AEhland,G
this 10Th dayefNe1ember5AsDs se4
safe'nI9w4: 500 - -
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crimes, tue gloomy walls of the penitentiary
and the ignominious stripes of tho convicted
felon.
The balance of the messages a merc refer
,epce to stare matters and fnanees, stated With
cut eonnexioa and in total disrsgard Of En-!
glib gram llas and language.
BIT. a fer short months will close tho ca
fs5sof he 4ltsls despot David His 5ne is
growing short. OF him it viii soon be said
che came and faded' aot slike the wreath
of mist at Eeve," but ike thai odor of pu-
trifaction that passiugly at times pollutes the
nostrils of men.-His epitaph will then be
written. "Sie transit szsria companion Of
Doesticks." which being literally translated
readeth .thas goes to sticks Damphools
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The death Of Gen. Morgan, is one of
aha most dcpiorablc. events of the war. ID -:
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ssHERHBagS4L

& elF1E EaztLEk ReEfH fxz+E4IT 2&A1yH4E@A
!. Henry Hopseppsns Ashland County
Jonas Il. & D. sGieerharf. Common Pleas.
nY virtue of a yendi sR xecutioa Va Defendant.
3ddfy sissaed- eHt-eEtAe Court
P1easof said cd1ntyssdafedt1& g9fh da96ENoyema
Der, 4S62,san dsto ma directed.-FB will expose
to sale at public aurti0nsdI the door of the Court
House in ashland, +fss saI &.sz4E24@
on SdtIrFdY, fHe 3d Ray@of JdNaarT 1868
between the hours of 10eGloek o, M ahtl4 70 dock
p. M, of said day, the following described lands
and tenemeetsr situate aRasbeingiR Montgomery
Ashland county, and Sta.e of n
wit. aud bounded and described as follows: Being
the s~ontbaesta corner. OF the southwest quarter If
of Range Sixtse tl69,a Township twenty.tWoI 92),
Q1sy acres ofLaad, also tile East partaof the North
west quar- er OF Range sixteen (16l,f township
twenty-two (22) and section tEeptyrfye 9ss1 coha
ftufih 6 twenty (9oJ acres ofIand.Ss $3.50.
to4ppraised at-#--Ternss Of sale aqsh snaSw
a. Ito JAMES cC0QLs Sheriff
psc. 4' t4gSy- SsN4E -
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between the aourspf1Q eiciogks a. m, and 4 o.
clock, p. m, Of said day, on the premises, offer at
Public Sale, shs fgllqy5sS asssrissd Essf estate,
land, ana St9tsgof 0nfoy,t 10 VT. a9Itb being 96setsohth
east altarter rofs thcls5aehseds qdaffar Of section
twenty three u in E9Mhship nineteen Fll9l
range sixteen l1G) eontaining forty acres m ore or
less, and also The sfolieEipg Lend sitnate in said
township of HanoSef, TO wi:sThe south west quar-.
ter of the south Vest qdAiter of Section tEenfyrfdur
(I6), said lands lying adjoining 9aeR otter 5nsthe,
same body. Termsfsfs sale one third nashHiA hapd
on the day Of sale. enc third in one and lberekdipe
I'm two years from day of sale, with interest,"
the premises .sodag elnWIEEA AM GARRET,
8as,s adj sjAdmsr Of Georges ytell, decd.
Dec; 24,al862 .aoa1asti4d sdF g zsszt
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af.fna 81 947r ~ a5set riItI.Di4I Us EIHDA
TeIsas sd .asdzibnaiisY .fdaf booa
saesA sn rs1s4@
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hns ,aiaea asEOTZCE-sf ,aog5S. sds
n VIE Een5xings Executors, Adpipisfetsrs anu
II s3GnarHians have &iedin the Probate Eorfof
Ashland county, their accounts for, settleneeniT to-
vit.,men sdsrg41 10 sfroI ys5sgHFtffaO
Final aeof, Of Isabelle sHaWkssdndi JohuiNAneGH
der, Executors of George ayks,1 'dsfEaos
" acct. of Johnathah Duzzards ;Execnter Of Pc
-fsssE sv4d ! ter iBuzzard, decd. g.
" acct of PR. HbsebeTry, E4ecqtor+ Of Jacob
La 4-r4fsezBeekert aeo,d.s xpftoW Im
q acct, efJaue GrfybsnY Execitrixii or Ellza5
sA beth Gribben. deed. 2a7d5 iaxa
Partial acct. of c.. {. Crittendep, admir- Of james
/ Sdt ci Ha. ssH How, 49,
Final acct. of RobeftS Cowan, Admir-. Of Jacob
.,TG- aSf SiffaYinter deeds sosas svsa
g acct Of ats IKE Observation-Disclosures
eusHe sSsastSsaS, a &a$F.a q - Thomas sas sa ". 'e CAD,
houn, decd.
IS shorin A DfumbS Adm'r., Of Andrew Drpmb,e
aaa< saa 6fBa3 decd. fasifs9ES = ssi iRH
- sAP L~ong,A3m'rsef John Bnmpus, deed. 80
q yJonn Van Mes, TAdm'rlef Jaceh Qpstott. dec'dgt
q George Philpott, Adm,r of Elizabeth Hoover,
dec'df-e. ). sa4A-ks
Rartiul acct. of JosAndB6lyeas Guar Of Sarah ii
hinger. -
Final act. of John Brands, 6itarsn1of aac. O. Brandt.
q SamI Cutler, Guar'n ofMary Shaneberger54
e, GA Tlton, Guar'n of G. W, Mitcbelss 7
tta Besh,. Guarn of Eber and Mary Ana
II 3gEA sMt bah tLesh. 80.
4sEs VIM Iesh, Gusrsn e. Wilson Shannon Lesh.
q. { acctsefHedrge Bhilpott, GuafshAof Sherhffaln
slt.sa v- ri Mead sz5Etatq 81 II ss1
The same win be foruhsaripgsin said C~purtnon
The 9Th day Of January 1868, at 10 o'clSeks eyj
j. D.. JONES, Probate Jpdgen
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!, Administrators NotieaEII
AIoYIeE is hersbysgissn, that che Undersigned
IN was on the 10th. day of November, A.D.al662
appointed Administrator Of the Estate of Daniel
Won, deceased. FREDERIeH WOLFF
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g8aTREASJRERS NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given to the toWpshiP5Tr REQ
IN slrersof thf county, thdttheT reasurer is now
prepared tsdpsg sthemn ahgomSnAy due them ia
chool, toYps hip, and othersplrposess Isl hel9tg
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