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NIr. BrOugh and war;. Pugh ON the
Crittenden Compromise.

-. Mr.. John Brough, in bis speeches through
out the State, has had the e~ffrotery to state
that the South rejected the Crittenden Com
promise. Mr.. George e. Pasb, in his speech
at Washington, Ohio, on the 25ih ult., thus
alludes to it. He says :
1 was once a strong friend Of the doctrine
of popular sovereignty. Mr., Douglas lead
ing off in that principle, was sustained by, the
whole Democratic party. He proposed, for
the sakeaof the Union, TO give up that favor
lite idea, and the whole Democratic party ADAM
doned it for the purpose of Introducing into
With what readiness the Observation-Disclosures
the support at that critical hour !e
Who defeated it Mr.: Brough says it was
defeated by the Senators of the Cotton States.
I would not say that Mr.. Brough designed to
misrepresent the case. He undoubtedly took
the facts at second hand He is, doubtless
Fundamentally mistaken.
I was in Congress at the time, and l do
know that the only difficulty was that the Re-
publicans would not support it. Not a single
Republican voted for it in the, Senate and
on the other hand, it can not be shown that a
single secessionist voted against it. Senator
Toombs asked them to support in the name of
Georgia. L grant that If you thought it was
not right, it was yDur duty to. oppose but
you should be willing to take the consequences
of your own acts. It's object was to restore
the compromise Of $780, aud incorporate it
into the Constitution. They tolaaus that the
repeal of the Missouri compromise gave birth
to the Republican partyes Wesaproposed to
give it back to them in 1860, but they. would
not take 1t. If it was so honorable to sustain
it in 1852, why was. it so dishonorable in
1860? They were blind. They could not or
would not see the gulf that was yawning be-
fore US.
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coon JOKE.

We learn that c. W. Mykrantz, formerly of
this county, has tur1ed up at Bryan, Williams
county, Ohio. His old acquaintance here
will consider t . capital joke when informed
that fashas been successful in p~alming him
self of upon the loyal beaguers'' as d Mn-
ger, and under this false pretcncc, in obtaining
the Republican nomination for Prosecuting
Attorney!
These jokes are good, but a better one yet
is the calm he makes, out in Williams couu
ty, OF being "a lifelong Democrat - While
here he used t, boast of his consistent opposi.
ton to the Democracy in spite Of a noble Dem
ocratie ancestry and he would delight to re-
late how, when quite a young and cnterprising
boy, an Abolition friend Of the family offered
him a quarter if he would join The Republi-
cans-whieh proposition the young patriot at
once accepted, and he has continued stcadfast
il the interests Of his purchaser. "Cris-" how
ever, will make a good quarter nag" for the
Williams county Abolitionists for a single race,
when be will forever "play out"
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sen4inaentss s vaiIaadlighani /.

Do right, and trust to GsGDs and TRUTH
and the PEOPLE. Perish Office, perish. hon.
or, perish life itself-bus do The 4hIhg that Is
right, and dol like a man, "-:Speech Of Jan.
Ia, 1868.
"DEvoTED TO THE UNION FROM THE Be
GINNING, I WILL NOT DESERT 1T NOW, IN THIS
THE HOUR OF ITS sOKEsT TRIAL"-Ertract
from speech =
"NOT BELlEVEING THE SOLDIERS
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WAR OR ITS
PURPOSES, OR IT'S CONSEQUENCES,
l NEVER WITHHELD MY VOTE WHERE
THEIR SEPARATE INTERESTS WERE
|CONCERNED.'-Spe5cH.oT IEta Is, 1868.
"sir l sm against pMUNDE.S / find ne
more pleasure in a southera ,~sdisupionist than
in a northern or western d:sdnionist. Speed
Of Dec. Is, 1853.
at am not a friend Of the Confederate States
or their cause, bat its ensmy!2-Eetraet5frenp
specie.
ST am a Democrst-G CONSTITUTION, for
Law, for Union, for LiasmyZ'-Ertraes rom
speech.
"Never with nay consent shall peace be pur;
chased at tie Price Of BfSBNfON.-EEtrxcs
from speech. .
go order of banishmenf, executed by SUI
perior force can release me from ny right of
a citizen Of Ohio aud of The Unitsd States.
Every sentiment and expression~o of attach
meut to the Uoion and =fcvotiun to the Con
stitutiun-to ny country-whicf. l have ever
cherished or uttered, shall abide, unchanged
and unretract.d until my return .'--Rjs I'd
dress 6tfo9e punishment.
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sae- NeMark is .uol az onlT rowl wher

sa- Newark is syor tbs ontY fow4l where the
Republican Mass Meetings" have tn ned out
failures. Gov. Deupison was fionored at Co.
shocion last week with a meetjng no larger
than the 6zsle at Newark The Cincinnati
Commercial confesses that he n Getting of SEN
ator Sherman at Chihicothe was discreditably
small. 1t makes the same confession In re-
gard to " Wilmington. All this should not in.
DUDE over confidence on the part of Democrats.
The Republicans .f~eelStiiat ifthey are whipped
this fall, they win be used up forever. Hence
they will make a second effort in ALL places
whore they have tailed, IF green backs can
effect it, they will yetahaxeo aebig meeting
MewarE AdpocGte.. ID 9G 100
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Partition Notice.

Jane mi Murray, Margaret Uric, Mary Mar
gaGTTet Smith, Tictai inc. Smith. Thomas, Hays and
Sarah Hays his. Wife,Alexander Ewing and Eliza
t GsaI hat q oetition. was sieaaarsin u.is them N . .aSs The
25th day of Aus ust, A. D. 1853. in the Court of
Com on Pleas, within and for the county, of Ash
land and State Of Ohio by William Jamison and
Mary Jamison his wife, and is now pending, where
in the said William Jamison and Mary Jamison his
demand partition of the following real estate,
situate in the county of Ashland and State of-Ohio,
an more particularly described as follows being
township twenty-three, of range sixteen of the
lands directed to be sold at Wooster, containing
one hundred and sixty acres more. or less; and that
at the next term CT said Court, the. sad William
Jamison and Mary Jsmison his wife, viii; 88pply
for an order hat partition may be made of7saia'
premises .tTa :. $500 EST
49, es'act INV Nv a. "a H 9an s9f'S
ByfJ. ". McLombs their Atty,
August 26th, 1s6S-6w. = y
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spare Neither Yirae nor Money.

spare Neither girae nor Money"
A leading Republican ofSce-holder at Mans
field on the day of the late hlonster Democrat
ic meeting at that place, was overheard to re-
mark to another abolitionist, tthat the very
devil had got into the heads of the people, and
that we must spare neither time nor money in
efforts to check this mighty popular torrent
which was rushing towards coppcrneadism,"
These abolition ereen-bellies may as wei,
quit first as last. The people are not for sale,
snd they had best save Their "time and mon
evD :
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sHERIEFs SALE. i
George a. Stewart In Ashland County
VS.

john q. Craig Common Pleas
By virtue of>one pleurius vendi execution, and
one alias vendi execution VS. defendant duly issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of said county,
dated the goth day Of August, A. D. 1853, and to
me directed, 1 will expose to Sale at public auc-
ton atthe door of the Court House in Ashland, on
Saturday the 2eth day of September. A. D. 1868,
between the hours, of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
pm. ofsaid day the following described lands and
tenements to-wit beginning at the Northwest
corner of Spring Street, in the town of Loudonville,
in quarter section No. one a. in township number
nineteen (19) being in'Hau6Ver township, Ashland
county, Ohio, thei ce west TO the Black Fork. of
Mohican Greek, thence down with The meauderfngs
of said creek to the State Road leading from Woos-
ter to Mount Vernon thence east on The said road
to Spring Street, thence north to the place of begin
ing, supposed to contain ten and one half acres
(1OD ofland, being the. same lot of ground which
Stephen Butler and Dianua his vile bv deed o the
7th of July, a. D. 1925. recorded in said county
(Ricbland county in Look D.. page, Y356,. conveyed
TO said Eich6aum, and which said Eichbaum, and
wife by deed Of this date first November, a. D. I8-
SIS, conveyed to said George II Stewart, saving and
excepting two ~ acres of land sold and con-
veyed to Joseph Showecker BY John C. Craig and
wife, bearing date July 9th, 1859. Terms of sale
cash. Appraised at $500, 90.
s JAMES MeCooL. Sheriff.
Angus. .26th, 1e63-tspfS6, 90.
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sHERIFFs SALE
-Arvine G.. Wales IN Ashland county

AfVIne q. WaIes InAshIand County ;;
Ar ssa7s. Ys riz'f S.- 49,
John {. Craig Common Pleas
L>By Write ofan alias Sendi execution VS. defen-
dant duly issued.out of the Court OF Common Pleas
6fsaid county. dated the goth day oe.Angust,. 1s=
63. and to me directed, Twill expose to sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House in
Ashland on x%
Saturday, The .26M day Of September, 1868.
between. the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. anil 4 o'clock
Pm. of said dsy4the following described lands
and tenements, situate in tbs township ofHanover,
Ashland county Chic, to-wit. being lots number
ninety-three (ss) and ninety four (94J ninety-si4
nine (99) one hundred. (l0Q). one hundred and
twenty one (12D one hundred and twenty-five
'{f22I one hundred and twenty three) 1921 and one
hundred and twenty-four (124l in Wales sdditton
to- the town of Loudonyille. Terms Of sale cash
Appraised at $3.50, 90. >1s; IN : - 80 w
~. ~ -. JAMES MccooL, Sheriff.
August, 26th, 1se3-tspf $500 = n..e.
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Notice
~DanielWertman
and Lao Workman

=. .tiE,s VS. 81 = 4rl-. T ~
John Wertman -
John Keller and Abby Marin KeI- Court Of Com
Ter his wife, CIV. Ford and Mary mon Pleas of
E.. Ford his wife, Isaac Emm ms Ashland
and Susan Emmons his wife, BENZ county Ohio.
Emmons and Sarah NJ E rmons his Pc itioH for
wife, and Abigail Wentman widow Partition
of Simon Wentmon decd
The above named defendants viii take notice
that the above named plaintiffs on the 9th day Of
August, AID. 1868, fl ed a petition in the Court
of Common Please of shlandEcounty ohio, where
the same is now pending, demanding partition of
the following premises situate in said county of
Ashland to-wit The north west .qnaiter of sec.
tior Nc. FIVE {5) township No. twenty-five (22)
range sixteen O6( beginning at the north east Cor
ner of said quarter section, thence running south
one hundred and fifty eight 15S) perches, thence
west one hundred and sixty-two percbes (162)
thence north one hui bred and fifty eight perches,
thence east one hundred and sixty two perches to
the place Of beginning
The plaiatifs demand that partition is made of
said premises as follows to plaintiffs, each the one
seventh pat of said premises, and TO Abby Maria
Keller, John Wertmen, Susan II. luminous. Sarah
N. Emmons and to Mary E. Ford, each the one
sevepk rt ofsaid premises and to Abigail Vert
u next term Of said Court an application
Wffbe made by said plaintiffs for an order that
partition may be male of said premises or that the
same be sold as provided by statute
L. ]. KENNY ATTY FOR PLf7s.
August 9th, 1863. CIV ne. 1
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MIR. yALLANDEGHAM INVITED
no WITHDRAW!


There can be no doubt Of the fact that an
immense pressure has been made upon Mr..
ValIandigham by Abraham Lincoln and his
nrinions to withdraw from the canvass as nom
inee of the Democratic party for Governor Of
of Ohio. 4 secret emissary from Lincoln
according to a correspondent of the New York
Macs, visited him at Niagara Falls with a prop
osition of this character a few days since
The Abolitionists discover the handwriting
upon the WALL ardseeing the stupendOus de
feat in Ohio that awaits them, are begging Mr..
v~aiiandigham to relieve them from their di
lsmma by a Withdrawal of his name
But whatever might be Mr Faliandigham's
personal wishes, the people of Ohio would not
permit him to entertain a proposition locking
TO this result.
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Attempt at Rape by a Negro.

On last Saturday night, about twelve
o clock, d negro by the name of Barnet Nc
Donald attempted to commit a rape upon the
person of a woman who lives half a mile from
Hanover, with her two small children. He
tried to induce some of the boys of the town
to accompany bim-smoug whom was the son
of Esq. Fox. He broke in through the win
dow, and the woman hit him with a bar of
iron as he was getting in. He seized hold of
her, violently threw her upon the floor, and
attempted to accomplish his hellish purpose,
but did not succeed. Her back was severely
injured by the fall and her efforts to release
herself, and the black villain left the marks
of his thumb and fingers upon her throat
a S soon as she succeeded in driving the ne
gro aRsy, she fed with her two little children
to the house of E.. Strachn. lie sent her to
Esq. Fox (Republican) for a warrant, but he
re fused TO transact such business on the Sab
bath day. On Monday morning the negro
had run away. The woman has a son in the
J15th regiment who has been promoted to a
Second Iisutenaney.-Nese Kjsbon Ratrlot,
Aug~st IA.
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II. ). Kenny.

This gentleman, in company with DIR. Odds;
addressed the people at Elmore, on Fridayao
last week. He is a fine speaker, argumenta f..
tive and forcible, and leaves a favorable i'm
preston with his hearers. Mr. Kesny resides
In Ashland; represented he Ashland district
IN the State Senate last session; where he de-
meaned himself as a legislato worthy a rec
lection Without interfering in the election in
that district, NC hope he may be re nominated
At some future day we hope Mr.. K. may
meet the Dernoerats OF this county again.
Oaapa Democrc..
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PATRfoTrc THiBAEs.-The steamer q Ruth"
was burned on the Mississippi River, a few
miles below Cairo, on the night of the 4th inst:
Several lives were lost, and it was thought, at
first, 50, 500,O 900 government funds were lost ;
but, later developments gives color to the
probability. that the funds were never put on
board, and that the boat was burned to cover
up the guilt of certain "patriots" who had
stolen it. Al investigation is to be had and
if the theft is discovered he will probably be
made a Brigadier General.
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Couldn't RaiseA Cheer.

When the soldiers arrived last Sunday night
at Marion, a squad of Abolition ladies waved
their handkerchief and sung out in a squeak
ing, cracked pot metal voice, "Three cheers
for Brought "Three cheers for Brought
The soldiers took no notice oft, and the only
response we heard came from several of them,
who, with lusty lungs, remarked:"D---n
Brough-he charged us full fare on his road,
when other roads carried. US for half fare.,'
The reply was as laconis as truthfuI.-Morfon
Mirror.
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MUSIC

Isaac WHITE, teacher of Instrumental mu-
sic for 80 years informs his friends that he is
now located n Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in Music, Brass OR STRING BANDS,
wanting a teacher or music arranged, can be
accommodated on reasonable terms and with
dispatch.e Musical instruments furnished on
short notice. Mr.. White can be found at the
MeNulty House, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland. February, IS, I863-3m
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WILLOW W.
Z
WARE. STORE. :
Executor.s Sale or ReaI Estafe

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of Ashland County, Ohio, I will Of
fer for sale at Public Auction on the 18th day of
August, 1868 at IL O'clock, NJ. upon the premises
the following described Real Estate, tituate in the
County of Ashland and State OF Ohio, to Wit
Lots number 9s. %, 100 and 40T IN the Town Of
Ferrysyilie. appraised at Se0e. Terms of Sale.
one half IN hand and one half in enc year from
the day OF sale with interest. The payments 10 be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
LOUISA NJ. GUNTHER.
Executor of George Gunther, Decd.
JuIy15. 1863-rS
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Lost or StoIen--$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 onsa leather collar with a~ssilyer
plate upon it, ON which was engraved the
owners name. The above reward viii be paid
to any one who will return her to our Office.
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THE TREATMENT LINCOLN GIVES TO DISCHARGED
WHITE AMERICAN S0LDIERSl
The Coming Era OfAbOlftiOn Ascen'
dency Exempiifed:

NV name is Samuel Litsenberger I vas
born in Amanda township, Handeeek county,
! Ohio. 1 am now 25 years old. Twas drafted
10 Handbook county, Ohio, and reported for
service, and was discharged at Mansfield, Ohio,
about three weeks after Was drafted.
On the 18th day of August, 1853, about
II o'clock, p NJ, L started for DR.. Wilson,
| who resides 4 I-2 miles distaR+--to attend
upon my wife who was entering upou her con-
fnement when I left. =
l was returning with DIR. Wilson, about 2
o'clock, A. NJ, and when within about 500
yards of my residence, I was arrested by John
Shade, Depaty Provost Marshal of Allen coun-
ty, and John May, Deputy Provost Marshal
Of Handbook county, Ohio, who were accom-
panied by from II to Is others.
l was kept standing in the read. guarded
by the men, duringgihe entire hight, they
furnishing their pistols in my facc,ssand beg
ged oethem that they would permit. me to go
to nv home just for one moment, thai 4 might
know how my wife Jared in her accouchment,
and this her first. l was by these federal Of
icers, or rather I should say devils, refused
About DAYLIGHT l wrs hurried of to Lima, 30
miles distant, and taken before the ProVosy
Marshal, after being refused even the sight o.
our first and only child, when. after a half
hours examination. L was turned loose In the
streets of Lima, without: knowing for what
crime 1 had been arrested, and left to go home
to my poor sick and hea.t-broken wife as best
1 may. This, my fellow-citizens, is the pro-.
lection the citizen receives from these govein-
ment officials. This is tie kind Of loyalty de-
manded of those WHO serve the government.
Ny only crime has been to be a Democrat
How long shall these things continue ? L ap-
peal to YOU, nv feiIew- citizens, to right these
wrongs, and to end this abolition ascsSdenoy
which seeks power by trampling upon individ-
lial liberties and constitutional rights.
49,, SAMUEL LITSLNBERGER. i
STATE OF OHIO, !
Allen county, IS.
Before me, the undersigned authority, per
sonly came Samuel Litsinberger, who being
erst duly sworn, deposes and says the forego-
ing statement by.m me submitted, is true in. sub
stance and In fact. -.
J.. H: NELLY. Clerk,
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s- In SI60 thirty eight counties in Ken
tueky polled $4,000 votes.
In 1868 the same counties polled only SO,
900
CAUSE OF THE DECREASED voTE.-BURN-
SIDES bayonets, keeling Democrats from the
polls.
What u free country
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
SAVING OF LABOR.
HARVESTER KNIFE sHARPNER.

TIME UND ERSIGNED DESIRE TO INFORM
the public that they are manufacturing a new
invention with the above title. With it knives can
be sharpened in five minutes time. The irstru
ment is swaziland can be carried in the pocket. ,
Call at III. II. Mansield's CLOVER
FACTORY just opposite the Times Office, and get
one.
MANSFIELD s. STAMAN.
Ashland, June "a. 1s68-s3n4
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Mary Jane Short. lElaahsth Short
and Marshal Short 80 |

ana Marshal Snort tCrY1tact1on1 In
VS.. Court ofCom-
m es Brown and Lillis Ann Brown mon Pleas of
wife, Benjamin Huffman and Ashland Co.
ina Fl ufmsn his wife; Thomas tOhio..
ort. Lemuel Short. David Short, Petition for
Robert v. Short and Margary G. Partition.
short, widow of Jonas Short, decd.
The above named. defendants viii take notice
that on the 18th day ofJuly, A. d. 1863, the above
named plaintiffs filed in the Court of Common
Please of Ashland County Ohio, where the same Is
now pending. the T petition demanding partition Of
the following pl emises, Situatedin the County OF
ashland and State of Ohio Twenty four (24) sores Of
the west half fthe north west quarter of section
twelve Q2) Township twenty-four "a range seven
teen an one hundred and twenty-five and. ene half
acres {1254J Of the south east quarter of section one
n Township twenfy-four "a range seventeenJ17)
sixteen acres l16) of the south west part of the
north east quarter of section one Il Township
.wenty-four (24l range seventeen 80 ftysfve
acres (55) of the south part of the north west quar-
ter of section one [) Township twenty-four [249
range seventeen (17) and seFenty-nine acres c9f
of the north east part of the north west quarter Of
section twelve E12l Township twenty-four RAJ
range seventeen III and that at the next term oil
said Court, the above named plaintiffs will Apply
for an order th@t partition may be made Of said
premises.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1865,
j. H. McCoMBS s. TT. KENNY
eAFr'ys FOR PLFFs.
July end, 1863. CIV 10.
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R ID

From the premises of the undersigned about two
miles West of Ashland, on the 9th of this month,
a red cow, some few white spots on her, abort
ten years old, gives milk from but three teats.-
She was last heard OF about three miles South of
A Ashland ON the Hayesville road. Any person Civ
ing me information by which / can find her will be
SUITABLY rewarded.
Ashland. July %, 1863.
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ExCHAHdE.HoTEL.
By j NJ. HAnMErr ;
JERoMEvILLE, ONO.

now prepared for the accommodation of his friends
and the public,
August II, 1868. no9 If.
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s- "While The Amy is fghting, you as
citizens, see that the war is prosecuted for The
preservation oithe Union and Constitution
for yodr EstiosaIi;y aud Rights as Citizens
Aesac1a! Ge993s b II E2suoA.
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oaiqf oppesheads! Forganizet "'o.gaGfzs 4hehl
,Ho 1! for the Bal Of B9eK.S Wesf. 4 ~ '+
! THE yAe4LkNDsGHAMnBAnGEl h.
Peace leader. Unionist. and FIXTURE GoYerner of
Ohio in Pure Copper,isshow IN process of execu-
ton, and will be ready for distribution Oh the 18th
ofJune. nistwice the size of our celebrated LIE,
ERTY BADGE, and a splendid specimen of art
1t is the insignia of Peace, Liberty and, Union
The Vallandigham Gibbs of Ohio are adopting ii.
Send on your orders. Forwarded by mail or ex.
press.
TERMS, CASH. One Badge. 10 cents 8 badges,
S1,eO 100 Badges, $40; 1909 Badges, So.
We are permitted TO refer to the Editors ofdhe
New York CAUCASIAN and tbs Editor of the Free
mans Journal New York City:
The now well. known and highly popular LIB
ERTY BADGE is tillcifculating all over the North
at the old rates. Single Badge, 15 cents 8 Badg-
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"Copperheads ~ keep the ball a rolling on
Write plainly your post-ofhce address, County and
State. Direct your letters thss:
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BOX 1926 New York City
Savannah Male and Female Academy.
The fall term of this Institution will commence
on Wednesday, August 18th, and continue eleven
weeks.
teachers.
Cost of Tuition per Term of /, 1 Weeks.
Elementary Studies $500
Higher .Engl.sh and Mathematics 800
Language. $50
Instrumeutal Music piano. 500
For further particulars add ess
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Savannah, Ashland Co. Ohio
August 9Th, 1868. 3w.
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