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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
OyyIcr LIamr- IioCsE lx,rECToR,
OSfs~ h.x IA INA

OyyIcr LIanr HOUSE, ihf,UsoH
No 10 CeSars a.. Nsw.Y onx. May D. 1854
CtEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at
mi, olco until ia o'el,cL M on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th
raising rsps As s1a a .s.pI R, a .p Ss
wan k.Ynri ana Ty,y Frc Island nles Lake Chsmpaln
such other. authorized e, one ~ s from The
Of July NEXT the sssd snS n.
printed copies can be hst By Supplying
o ths ofc.. By order Of the Light House Boart
i..f - Light. House Inspector, ID District.
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OSpxAScR Oryfon, WAR DsrARfNrxT,
WAsHINrCoN NAV IS 1904.

OrpxAScr Oryron WAR DsrARfnxsTl
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- ,hs ,, unti TUESDAY tho l4th day of JUNE, 1854
sor Sine. CoLUMBIAD sEor, and Sineh MORTAR
SHE'LL 10 DO delivered in the following Quantities At To
ondsrn'' sd A s'iSch coLuMBTAD SHOT. a..1ai
AT the watertown Arsenal Ma~aehaset:', 1000. .f
Attic Waservii-t Arsenal New York, 1000.
At the Nsw-YoA Arsenal. Governors Island New'fork.
AZ the Allegheny Arsenal Pittsburgh, 1900.
Al tho ST. Louis ArsenSls, Missouri, 200o
eINCH MORTAR SHE'LL.
Al the New.iork Arsenal, Governors Island, New fe'k
AZ the wstervliet Arsenal. New York, 5000
These preces 20 be made OF the Kind OF metal nne
Inspected after the rules laid down in the ordnance Manual the
tensile strength OF tho iron r couubiad shot to be not ess
that IS 900 lbs per square Inch and for mortar shells not less
OF the United States Arsenals The proectles to BE-
spected the foundry when cast and 10 be delivered
the Arsenss free Of charge FOR transportation or handling
tenth Il oth Of the whole amount contracted FOR per week
the mrs. delivery to be made on the 2sh day Of June ,set
contractor forfeiture Of tho number he may fail to deve
Separate proposals must be made for tho shot and she'll
Bdders win explicitly the Arsenal or Arsena when
they propose to deliver and the number Of proeces ths1
propose 70 deliver each place, Il for more than one.
foun or propr,e,ors Of works who known this Do
paTment 70 be capable OF executing the work
Should party obtaining ccn,s t oasr sA9 OF shell 0n
the contract rendered null and void,
Bidde will nco.c with their bids tho written achnowlede
Each party obtaining contract will DO Obliged to enss Int
bond with approved surees for its faithful execution,
ssd and furnished with form. Of contract and honda
The Department the right to reject any su BID
P Pro- vii be addressed TO- "BRIGADIEBGENERA
GEOBGE .. RAMSAY, Chief Of Ordnance, ws.hingod
aud Proposals W. '''''A SERaE D. RAMSAY.
npssdislA SnnAiss0 aaalaL chsf q oaias..-
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Proposals.
ONO. 0, A.rr cLorHisa AsD Eouulo., /

No 500 BRsApvAY, Nrw.YoRE, June .. 1854 !
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed proposals will
"A be received Al Ibis oios until u M on TtEsDAY, The
l4th Of June for furnishing BY contract bs Depot Of
Army Clothing and Equipage, Ia this city, tt''!Iri
Samples Of which b at this Office Bidder viii state
the quantity they wish to furnish and how hey
make delivery Of the quantity thsy bid for.
They will submit with their proposals sample Of the article
propsr guaranty accompany the bids for TIE Afsl
performance OF contract
The United States the right reject all bids deemed
Objectionable.
froposals should be Endorsed Proposals for PunsAng
Axssv and sddxessedto Lisut. Col D. H. VINTON. =
- Deputy Quartsrmsster General, U. D. A.
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6ousss ano farms Uanie0.

WTANTED-A good FARM; location on TIC
w A. us,ler R.;rosd not below White Plains Address
with fun particulsrs and cash price, CARTER BERIlhE
3d..v and g5;h.s. Bulls Head Bank Building
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QuAnrnsnasrEss 0yyIos, No. y st..s-:t,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
mi. office until 10 NJ. TUESDAY June H. for Tho
FRICTION OF BUILDINGS on the battery.
The plans and specifications be and all necessary
informstion obtained by calling at this otics c.i
Mack SgEWAkT VAN VkIEg, QuGtAUnAatee.
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Giationcrn ano fantp GOODS.

VVM. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton.
w r.--STArioNERS aud BLANh-Book MANUfAC-
ruRERS.
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Array cLornlSo AND EaulPAss oyrcs.

Array CLOTHING AND EQUiPAGs OYUca, I
No. ir6 C,scissArI, Ohio, June !, 1854
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
j until WEDNESDAY. juno H. 1904. at o'cloch p
for furnishing this Department 10y contract, with the follow
Ing BOOKS:
Company Order Books. Army STANDARD.
Company Clothing Books Army Standard.
Company Descriptive books, Army Standard
Company Morning Report Book, Army STANDARD
Pos. Order Books. Army STANDARD.
Post Letter Books. Army standard.
Post Guard Report Books, Army Standard.
Rcqmcn;al Order hooks, Army Standard.
Rcsinsntal Descriptive Books. Army Standard
Rssmontal lnd,1 Books. Amy STANDARD.
Rcsimenial Order Books, Amy Standard.
Samples OF which msy be al the Office OF Clothing and
Equpage Ia this city 49,
10 bodeiycred ice of charge at tho o. s. Inspection Ware
house Ia this city, rood packages with he name OF
the party funhng tho Kind and quantity Of goods distinctly
ne ked on each article ahd package.
fnrtie. Offering foo distinctly state IN Their pds tnc
quantity they propose insh epcc and cine OF delivery
Samples when submitted be marked and numbered 70
pond with lhs proposal aud tho parties thereto must
guarantee thai tho goods shall be in every rcspsc eqa
Army STANDARD otherwise the proposal winoI be cons,ru
guarantee signed by responsible pero 10 muse &c
company each bid. guaranteeing ths< the bidders WIN "pP"
the articles awarded to him under his proposal . ,.., :.
BIDS will DO opened on WEDNESDAY. June 10 iopf
O'Clock p. NJ. at this Office and bidder are refue''ea
Awards will be maSe on THURSDAY, June le 1854 ,.,..
Bonds will bs required thai the contracts VIII DO A1'
fulfilled
kilograms relating to Proposals will not be Noticed. Il.
Blank forms u Proposals, contracts and ooha' "'''
tanned al this Office N, 4. ,.s.rvsa
The rsh, reject any bid deemed unres'sna9
BY order OF Col THosAs SWORDS. A. T. d. " on
y C. w MOULToN, Capt. AMI A. u M.
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Furniture

II A. KENNEDYn extra fine Cambridgepor
IL Q CRACKERS. Glenn and healthy. OF fuer stocS all,
keep longer than any other Cracker Sold Of No. 10 Court
kndtst, sud BY al t-sIssl Gspceu, nl'.Il
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traarEsxIsrgn's OPycs No II SrArgsr,l
EEv-YoRK, June g. 1854 )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
dis office until ~ N MONDAY 18th inst for furnishing
this Department with The folowins articles, viz; "
90 Smiths BeBows, 20 10 10 inch ,
1900 Tire Bolts assorted, from lixJ-lo In to 2It inch
30Oo Horse Brushes, wood back. iss.-raie Gtic.s r
Corn BTooms
Stable Brooms rattan, hard wood back.
10 gtoz Blued Buckles. Il In and u IN.
70 sro.s Roller Buckles in AID N. .,ch To II noA
l. so Horse Collars frors IL 10 - inch
1868 Mule Collars from IS to II inch 4, -, A.
1900 yards Canvas Duck 10 2si and Dincn "iae' MO-
So b. boIes window Glass sxio io1ia, ioria, l2Ils
gross pairs brass Hinges, TO inch assorted
30oo pairs strap Hinses, to y inch assonsS'
l,soo ibs Hogs Hair.
5000 lbs. Iron Nuts, from to in. hole, assntsd
loo lbs Copper Rivets and Buns to inch, asostedin
10. papers
Mcclellan Ssddles ..r
Buckskins oil tanned for thongs. $500
20 gross Bras Screws to inch assorted Nos a. s6Le
30 pos. Iron Screws, to u r 'h. assorted Nea ~
:, 3. g. 10, il. ~, II, H.
l0e steclBsded Grain Shoyels-
10 tun. Toe Ceulk Steel IN; ,Ib assorted q
10 turs Fire Steel lxt and liIt
$50 papers Cut Tscks to 10 or. assorted
10000 bs. Bolt washers l. J. J. $40 inch, assorted
s,5c0 lbs Manila Rope, l. H. 3inch escorted
inspected before Goods to be packed and dsivered
free expense to the Government.
Persons otter or Article OF The iss and viii fur1
samples practicable of those they propose for
The privilege reserved Of rejecting proposal not deemed
advntsge ous.
Offerings shouldIbe Endorsed Proposals Tor Quarermaster
Major STEWART VAN vLIET, ouar,ermaster
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received q!

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a
~ the Office of tho Board OF City npxoveiaent, nnth
o'clock a. w.. Tuesday. June 20, 1864, for BUILDING
SEWER Egslssonav IN the First District OF First sew
ersse Division city according plans and specincsion
on hls in the Office Of the City Civil Engineer. lt 49,
In where tho proposal Is made by Company, he
and residence each cnbor OF the urn nIus be sss1
In full .
No proposal will be deceived the bond be not accompanies
by q. :. Revenue 50 cent stamp (csnceledl. -. .
Each bid be- panied by two surees Bidders ss
the printed FORMS others viii be receyed BY odo
OF IA, Board NORRIS r. NORTON. Clerk,
| ... 90 Cincinnati Ohio.
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Board anb Rooms.

NvANTED-By single man, HOME
w with private family IN Tie city nSs 1 %. %ss
seven ysaF. A1afess, MERCHAlVr. Boz No. sX'i Gen
era 4. q.
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4 r No. Isl cTH-AV.
N BLACK SILKS.
50 Pieces 36-in Rich PARIS TAFFETA for MAETiL-
LAS Is Pieces White Edge LYONS TAftETA. ~ Pieces
heavy ARMuRE SILK. 10 pieces BROCADE SILK ard
rs ficre. GRO De RHIE. all widths and qualities, below
preseut Price Of Imp0da'iQn
COIORED SILKS.
20 Pieces SCOTCH PLAID SILKS Is Pieces Rich coloed
BROCADE SILKS " Pieces stripe and Figured foU,
LARD SILKS. and 100 Pieces AL shade, PL.uN COLORLD
SILKS ceiling bo.ow any other house in the trsde.
GRENADINES.
70 Pieces nn0re ~ tho,s RICH STRIPE PLflD and FIt
URED GRENADINES, at 6-tc, sc. and gle worth j.
Si'23 and 81 50.
sfTAWLS.
Rich BLACK and COLOnED PLAIN STRIPE PLAID
snd FIGURED GRENADlNE sHAWLS. LOSg and
SQUARE BROcHE sHAWLS PALE END PAISLEY
gHAWLs, STRIPE asd PLAID CHALLE SHAWLS, and
STRIPE and PLAID WOOL sHAWLs much below mar~et
prce.- -
CLOAKS.
Rich SILK sACouEs. BASeHEs, CIRCULARS sha
sfANrTLIAs. Rich CLOTH SACQUES and CIRCULARS,
or LADIES and CHILDREN % per cent lover ihon any
oier Cloak store in the oiy iish thEcn Dt ~
PIIhTs, UMBRELLAS and PARAsOLS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &c. =. ..
~ The Largest stock ofMoarnns Dres' Good, up town
n. ROBERTS, IT,,
No. lsl s.b-sv.
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Go Get.

A HOUSE with 3 ROOMS, just finished, 70
any nice blnes. DO per mouth; OF both together 70
small family yeEy chesp for yeas Apply On ths premises
No iG9 8ith,l, doors from Jdav, al FOUNTAINS IN
DiA STORE, No g5S BFoal~ay.
no LEr:-Suitable PREMISES for manu-
factory fr saIs.e for recsyins purposes aud hos l
budnrs One or -ore BUILDINGS th, are I0ony sL} IN
desirable corner OF sev ara z1hsL Inquire ns Once Of
tbs Avenue Stage Liac- adjoining. :. 10 NM.
lrI,O RENT-COUNTRY SEATS, at Flushing,
Newoyyn Jamaica and Mania Long Island Abuhe-
apc OF Prn't possesion, Immediately. Aso, ,eyepl IN"
SITUATIONS for SALE. s. y. IRELAND No. fine~t,
Room No. IL. eli. III. ....
sD-STOItY and BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES
- in Brooklyn REET-hree Of IA. - new houses with
every modern nieuce including Bathing ubsn corner
OF Pak sy and Cus fronting City fark There - an
iron isncO being Quilt around the Para, Hent Ito private
families only) 500 Apply E! Ohes W eyer luton Bank
from II 10 |, or premises, To JOHN VOOhhEES
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90 n)bom it man COneern.
DRINTERS WAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT.

TWO YOUNG NAVAL OFFICERS, Of high
social standing. who nom tho nature Of their profession
ce hi. cruel war commenced have had the opportunity
Of nak ing acquaintance OF ladies' desire to open COR
ttsPOkDENCE with two young Ladies' OF rennensn' TO-
sailors life and Acquaintance Address In coincidence
r. ID VII TN o., u. 5. ironolad Psssac, oil Chaiieon
South Carolinn. ~
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I'm a NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
~ Of Treating NEEyoys DEBILITY aud y po ote., sfs
~ G. HHAMMoND. d. d.. formerly Professo, Of specie
lSs.,my ssd Surgery in the syracuse med'es seIsse 4;
Err Pntisher No yesey.st, New.So
HIANTED.--A FILE Of DAILY TRibUNE
Nv Sr the yess 1861 80, 90 and "a ds's Apply "'nS
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Jnstrurtiom.
AIusiral Jnstrnments

A III. GALE e. Co. PIANO-FORTES.
AAe No l07 East l2thst, New. York.
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DOARDMAN, GRAY & Co.'s PIANO
ID FORTE DEPOT has been removed from NO. ITO 70 ~"
14S Broadway.
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ESTEY's COTTAGE ORGANS with patent
IL improvements found In no Others giving wonderful
power and sweetness Of tone Also PIANOS and MELO-
DRONS GEORGE @. SAKE No. S7Psrk row. N. Y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-03
MGAL NOTICE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Ashland County, Ohio, made on
the 18th day of June, 1864, N the case of
Hannah Russell, Guardian of James II. John
F. Nary A. a d Hannah E. Russell, against
her wards, the undersigned will,
On the 3Oh day of July, A. d. 1864,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises in said
county, offer at public sale, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Ashland county,
Ohio, to-wit: Being the north eass quarter of
the north east quarter of section seven az,
township nineteen (19), of range sixteen (16)
containing forty acres be the same more or
less. Also. a part of the south east quarter
range sixteen t16l, commencing at he south
east corner of the quarter; thence north q
west on the east line of the quarter 10 chains
to a post thence north $50, west 2 20 chains;
thence north go, west 1.1S chains thence
south 500. west l 81 chains ; thence south
80, west 1,52 chains thence south 743o, west
IS chains thence south 443e, west so chains;
thence south 58e, west 2.72 chains thence
south 62o, west 2.85 chains; thence south
1O5o, west l 10 chains; thence south 40. north
4.25 chains to the south line of the quarter !;
thence north $50, east on the south line of
the quarter 14.24 chains to the place of be-
ginning, containing just IL acres, one rood
and five rods of land. Terms of sale-one
third cash on day of sale, one third in one
year and one third in two years from day of
ses sold, and the deferred payments to bear
interest at the rate of 6 per centum per an
UNI payable annually. Appraised at $500.
HANNAH Russell,
Guardian of said wards
June Is. 1864. n2ts
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rH- Capt. DRAKE, Provost Marshal OF
this District, with the board of enrolment
and DR.. ROBINSON of Wooster, have been
in town since Monday examining appli-
cants for exemption from the draft. They
have bad "crowded houses" every since
their show commenced, but we can not
say they have given entire satisfaction,
though some were very we'll pleased with
the performance. 1t is passing strange
how many disabled men there are, and
more especially among the blood and thun-
der ones that are crying out war, war
The sueaks vote war while their own car
cases are safe from rebel bullets and bay
onets. Stick them to it, Capt. DRAKE il
the curses are so fond of blood it is but
fair that they should have a chance to see
q little of it, and all the better iii be some
of their own.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-03

nA- Our farmers are now in the midst
of their Wheat Harvest, and we are pleas
ed to learn that the crop of the country
will be a very fair one. One farmer told
us the other day that he will have at least
1000 bushels of wheat, the best crop he
ever raised. In some localities the crop
will be light, but from all the information
we can gather there will be a fair aver
age yield in the country. The heavy
rains of last week knocked down a good
deal of wheat, but the weather is new
very favorable for securing the crop
U.6daG Gaz.
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Those who examine this table in look
ing at the list of figures under the head
No. liable to drafs" must not fatter them
selves that that number of names will be
placed in the box. Many included in
those figures have been and many will be
stricken out On account of disability, leav-
ing a still less number to draft from. Ye
able bodied, put your houses in order, for
all must come to the common level, dead
or crippled.
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GOLDEN EAGLE
A. W, MBasHgsEggR

DE1URNS his thanks to the public
IL for their generous patronage for the
last year, and hopes by application to bu-
siness, 10 receive their future support
He assures the weary traveller that his
house shall be a Hospital fer the invalid,
and a home for the stranger.
His Table shall be spread
With the choicest provision,
And to the stranger and friend
An equal division.
Bis Bottles we'll flPd
With Rum, Brandy and Sherry,
Old Jamaica, st. Croix,
Champaign, Gin and Cherry.
His Stable well stored
With Corn, Oats and Hay
A first rate Dutch porter
Wide awake night and day.
With these brief assurances
I wish you good cheer,
Like the Printer Boy I
Wish you a happy new year.
All those indebted to me, either by
Note or Book account, will do well to set
tie the same by the first of April, as they
will save cost by so doing.
A. w. MELSHEIMER.
Ashland, Jan. /, 1884.
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These Examinations will commence at 9
o'clock, A. M, and close at 4 P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after II o'c'k
NJ. Written testimonials of good moral char
acter signed by at least two responsible per-
sons win be required, which testimonials will
be kept on file. No certificate can be ante-
dated, and the School Law prohibits Town
ship Clerks from giving orders to teachers for
pay unless they have Ger -ifcate embracing
the whole time of service. The School Law
requires teachers to understand the following
branches, and be able to impart instruction
in them all: Reading, Writing, Orthegraphy.
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography.
4 failure in one is a failure in all, and
those not having a fair knowledge of each
and every one of the above branches need
not apply for a certificate.
Particular attention will be paid to Orthog-
raphy and those not having studied it will be
promptly rejected. No private examination
will be held. School directors are requested
to furnish us reports of the success of teach
ers as thoy will aid us materially in making
out certificates. Those expecting to teach
other than common ORANGES will be examined
accordingly. We would recommend to direc-
tors the utility of employing competent teach
ers, if they are not the cheapest.
The supplementary School Law requires a
fee of SO cents for males and 35 cents for fe
males as a condition of examination.
By Order of Board,
ROBERT NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
Tv19n1tf1
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August 8, 1864.


"a We publish on the outside of this
weeks paper the Minority Report of the
Congressional Committee appointed to
investigate the Treasury Department. 1t
should be read by every citizen of the
lard, and more especially that class who
support the LINCOLN despotism at Wash
ington. The report completely unmasks
the villainy and corruption of that de-
partment, and places the stamp of infamy
and shame on its officers. LINCOLN and
his coImorant friends are honest and viz
tuous, yet by his consent the departments
at Washington can be turned into houses
of prostitution as a matter of course, and
call it a joke "
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-03

THE ASHLAND HERALD.-We were
kindly presented a few days since by Mr.
TowNLY, the accommodating landlord
of the American House,-the best Hotel
in Mansfeld,-with a couple of papers of
ancient date. One is the Wdnderer, pub
lishcd in Philadelphia in 1913, a paper
about half the size of the Union. 1t is
filled up with accounts of the doings OF
the army of the United States upon the
Canada Frontier about that time, while
the foreign news is mainly in regard to
The position of the armies of NAPOLEON
and the allies.
The other is a copy of the Ashland
Herald of 1885. We notice among the
advertisements that of DwIRE & SMITH,
dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware &c. &C., ending with
WANTED,
| At DwIRE & SMITHS Store in Ashland,
IN exchange for goods, all the cash and
produce in the country. Also the Ash
land Cash Store of GRANGER & LANG.
J. SToUGH, Timer, &C., JOHN p REz,
NOR, Agent of the Columbus Insurance
Company. We copy a couple entire.
NOTICE.
rs hereby given to the members of the
ASHLAND BLUES, lately received
in the Battalion of Light Infantry in LIST
Brigade aud 18th division of Ohio Mill
tia, that they meet at the house of A. w
Mclsheimer in the village of Ashland, on
the 23d of May Inst, then aud there to
elect agreeable to law, one Captain, one
Lieutenant aud one Ensign for said com.
pany.
Ill D. NJ.
Ashland, May 18th, 1885.
NOTICE
A LII personns indebted to Mr.. David
n Bryte for Tuition, the last term OF
his School in this place, are notified to
make immediate payment to me.
WILLIAM DWIRE, Treas.
of school District No. 4 of said T. P.
Ashland, April 9th 1885,;
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- The State Militia Communication
fee of four dollars must be raid to the
County Treasurer before the 18th day of
August, or a penalty of thirty per cent
will be added thereto in all cases.
III. b. HERSHEY,
Treasurer, Ashland Co..
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LosT.-A pocket book with clasp con-
tanning a certificate of Deposit upon The
First National Bank for seventy dollars,
a due bill against John Will for 81, one
on Peter Reckert for 5 2 ,15, one note on
Henry Finley for either S33 or $35, one on
ID. Fisher for forty cents and one on Jack
son Mcclure for $500. 1t was lest about
the LIST of August. Any person return
ing the same to me or to the Union Office
will be suitably rewarded.
JOSEPH COUP.
A,-r,t 0 1904
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~ Our physicians Offices have been
filled for the last few days with large mum
bers' of good, solid looking fellows getting
certificates of disability to muster in the
Militia. A great many are troubled about
their legs. In case of invasion we hope
this may be put to the proof. IF tkeir
own stories are true, they would then make
splendid soldiers. Being unable to run,
of course they would fight, or surrender,
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ATTENTION FARMERS

TIME Subscribers have located themselves
permanently in Ashland for the purpose
of buying WOOL s. GRAIN, for which they
will pay the highest cash prices. We can be
found at the Ware House in the rear of the
Store Rooms formerly occupied by T. C..
Bushnell on Main Street. Call upon Us and
get the VERY HIGHEST prices for your
GRAIN s. WOOL. SALT & LAND PLAS-
TER always kept on hand for sale at the
lowest prices.
JOHN KURTZ & co.
Ashla1 nd, June Is, 1864-n2 3m*
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The following of the "Golden Eagle"
then kept by MELsH1MER,-now of the
JOHNSON House, Cleveland,-is rather
rich. We believe his hotel was the build
ing owned now by GREENEwALT, and
recently used by him as a Clothing EN-
porium.
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r- The next term of the Savannah
Academy will commence on the 9th inst,
under the supervision of Prof. s. 7. Boyd
who has for several years had charge of
the Ontario Academy. Dir. BOYD is a
gentleman, every way qualified for his
position and came to Savannah with the
reputation of an energetic, thorough and
successful teacher.