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INSTRUCTIONS FROM PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1864.
To uohom 1t may concern
Any proposition which embraces the
restoration of peace, the integrity of tie
whole Union, aeI the abandonment OF
slavery, and which comes by ard with an
authority that can control the armies now
at war against the United States,..will be
received and considered by the Executive
Government of the United, States. and
will be met by liberal terms, en- substan-
tiaI snd collateral points /; and the bearer
or bearers thereof shall have safe conduct
both ways.
-[Signed,1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF this letter the St. Louis Anzieger, a
German Republican organ, heretofore
disposed to go Lincoln, says:
1.-THE whole negotiation only shows that
the President has again covered himself
with disgrace, for ~wavering to and fro and
not knowing his own miLd, he retracts
to-day what he has decisively promised
and resolved yesterday. Whether we re-
gard the conduct of the President in this
matter from the standpoint of the war or
of the peace party, it shows him to be a
quack and an unreliable man ; and if we
ask for the motives of his miserable con-
duct, it is but too evident, that not the
great interests of the country, but the
considerations of his reelection decided
his action. By fishing for votes, in his
clumsy manner, on all Sides, as appears
plainly from this correspondence, he IN re-
atty effects the reverse and disgusts all
parties The war and the peace party,
radical and conservative republicans, dem
ocrats and all other men will unitedly
condemn the Presidents action in this
matter. This correspondence is n nail
more in the coffin of President Lincoln
While the fanatical abolition party will
not forgive his opening of this negotia-
ton, all other parties will recognize that
with Mr.. Lincolna happy close of this
war by means of great victories is as i'm
possible as the restoration Of the Union
by means of peaceful negotiations, and
that he-and his clique can do nothing,
positively nething,bu nj efectthe total ru-
in of the country"
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G.. q. GRADY's GRAND srIREosooP1o

G. g. GRADY's GRAND STIREoscoPIo
EXHIBITION. - This Grand Exhibition
places before the gazer in a natural and
life like manner many of tho most inter.
esting scenes of ancient and modern times.
Everybody seeiDgit expresses the highest
qualification. 1t is now open for visitors
in the store roora just opposite the Town
Hall where it viii remain during this
On Friday afternoon and Evening. the
Exhibition will will be reserved exclusive.
ly to ladies or gentlemen with ladies.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Any one
desiring to purchase a convenient and good
House in Ashland at a bargain, can hear
of a rare opportunity of doing so BY ap-
plication at this Office.
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For auditor

Messrs. EDs.:-Please announce the nam
Of ISAAC GATES, of Ashland, for renemina
ton for County Auditor, subject to the decis
ion of the Democracy at theil Primary Elec.
ton in September next, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS
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DEMOCRACY.

EDS. UsIoN Please announce the name
OF j. r: WALLACE, of Perry Township, as
a Candidate for the Office of CountyReeo rider,
subject to the decision of the Demo cratic Pri-
mary Meeting, and oblige
X MANY DEMOCRATS.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

EDS. ASHLAND UNION Please announce
the name of HENRY WICKS, of jackson TIP.
as a candidate for nomination fer County Com
missioner, s.Ibject-to the will of the Democra-
of Ashland County, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS OF OLD JACKSON.
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For County Recorder.

Messrs. EDS. Please announce the name
of G.. w. URIE, as a Candidate for County
Recorder, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratio Primary Meeting and cblige his many
friends,
DEMOCRACY.
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HOSTS OF PEACE DEMOCRATS.

EDITORS UNION "A large number of the
old friends of that ever faithful Democrat,
JOHN G. BROWN, desire his name presented
to the democracy of Ashland County as a can
oidate for nomination for Sheriff. You will
please therefore ann ounce his name.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDS. UN1oN:-Please announce the nlme of
il. WINBIGLER, of MohIcan township as a
Candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Primary Election, and
oblige
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For County COMMISSIONS.

Messrs. JACOBS & McCoRD Please an
nounce the name of ISRAEL MARKLE, ESQ.
OF Orange township as a candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the
emocracy of Ashland County at their Phi
mary meetings.
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NNOUNCEMENTs
For Sheriff.

EDITORS UNIoN.-You will please announce
the name of VINO. PORTER, of Vermillion
township, as a candidate for the Democratic
for Sheriff of Ashland County.
THE PEACE DEMOCRACY.
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TIE A. s G. w. r. r.

TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY. SUNDAY EX-
CEPTED) BETWEEN AKRON & GALLON,
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 29th, 1864,
AS FOLLOWS:
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nounce the name of GEORGE JOHNSON, of
Montgomery township as a eandidareT for the
office of Sheriff, subject to the DemooI attic
Primary Election on the Sd of September and
oblige
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ASHLAND August 10th, 1864
-LasCS or Newspapers.

.sstand Firm. Falter. not an Instant"
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-This
Court commenced its session on Tuesday
of last week. The first cause ready for
trial was that of GEORGE. ". B1DDIKaER
vs.. WALLACE PURDY, for SANDER. A
struck jury had been called in the case
and from the fact that it was supposed it
would take all week to try it, the regular
jury was discharged until Monday of this
week. The Struck Jury was sworn and
the trial commenced Tuesday forenoon
On the coming in of Court after dinner it
was announced by the Attorneys that the
case was settled upon the following terms
Defendant to pay plaintiff $3.50 and all
the costs. This sudden taking off, dis
arranged all the calculations of Attorneys
and the Court, as many witnesses and par
ties had gone home. With the aid of the
Grand Jury and a few Bastardy cases a
spark of life was kept in the coacern un-
til Saturday morning, when Court ad-
jourued until Monday. No suits Of inn
portanee were decided during the week.
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Keep it before the People.

A more impudent, cold-blooded episfle
than the following letter of Lincoln, was
never written by a Roman Emperor or. a
Russian Gear 4r -. 4
INSTRUCTIONS RON PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1864.
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or the Receipts and Expenditures of the
~ I%nfrmary of Ashland County, Ohio, for
the year commencing June 10, 1868, and end
ing June 10. 1854:
To amount of order Oh County
Treasury S17se, 80
To out door paupers 126, 90
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AN EXHIBIT

June Is, 1364-3W
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SHERMAN,
Major General.
Thunder Along the Whole Line.

Never before in The history Of the war
has IL been prosecuted with such terrible
efficiency as at present. Never before
have our arms been crowned with such
uniform and brilliant success. Never be.
fore has the weaknesn of the rebellion
been so convinciugly demonstrated -
Never before have the plospec,s for a
sure and speedy tryumph OF our cause
been brighter. 70 .,.i,sg. .sr,. ., 10.
More completely than ever do the
movements Of our forces display the un
rivalled genius which ommanGs and com.
blnes them, so that the whole lipe re-
sounds with Uuion thunder. SO that from
every side OF The doomed Coniederacy
comes the news o! ballle and oil victory,
and :he soldiers OF the Union mutually
cooperating, apd meeting with triumph
every where. march to assured success. -
Within the last two or three days the
telegraph has brough, Us news of round
bakers dozen OF most important, move
ments, each. Of whloh has been doing a
most necessary and essential worg, in
cutting of rebel communicate ations destroy.
ing stores. defeating renel armies. amt
literally splitting tho Conlsderacy into
fragments. Il
Beginning with Grants army, we end
most importsn, and successful move.
ment concluded a week ago by General
Warren. 10 which the Weldon railroad,
one Of the great thoioughfarcs which con.
acct Richmond and Lees army with the
South, has been DESTROYED.
From Hampton Roads. on Tuesday
last one Of The greatest naval expeditions
OF the war has set sail, comprising sixty
iour vessels. with an ssmamen, Of 597
guns, commanded by the old sea dog
Admiral Porter. and carrying Caesar"
in the person Of Ben. Butler. The pre-.
else destination OF ,bis armada is unk nown
but wherever lis bolts shall fall they will
strike with terrible force aud power. aas
Look q little further South, along the
coast. and we find an expedition up the
Ohowau River, in Norlh Carolina, de.
stroyiug valuable copmissary stores at
Murireesboro, in Hartford county, near
the Virginia line. ..,. ....., -. II.
A little iur,her south still, we. fnd ma,
val expeditions up the Roanoke river, and
al Kingston, on the Neuse, destroying a
million dollars worth OF rebel stores, and
threatening 10 cut the Wilmington Rail.
road at Goldsborough. N. C. .'
Following the coast southward. we
6nd Foster holding the Saw vannsh and
Charleston Rsilroad a, Poco;aligo. and
cutting of all chance Of rein niorcenapts to
Savannah from the North. H-.
A little further south. Sherman having
just completed The most successful and
gigantic movement Of the var, almost
wihous finding an enemy. is safely in po
si,ion on the coast. in possession Of For,
McAllister, which commando Ossabav
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doday's Lady's Book for January. 1865.

a Premium uuInoer, uurivaiied and un.
approachable. Two spie udid Steel Plates,
IL superior coIorod Fashion Plato, aud fnur-
teeo fali page Eugravings. Among which
ara .hree Robe Dtesses, from the ceiebra.
tad house 0f Mussrs A. Il. S,swarl az Co..
ot N,w York, and one Gom Bfodie's Enpo.
rium, Several Crochet patterns, adapted
for wintor wear. A Coatee Evening dress,
a novelty. The laiess style tor Bonuets,
Collars. Capes. and Caps. A bsautnul ar
tiele. printed in eoiors. called the Work.
Table Companion A Tidy, printed in
tint and q hnmoroas eogIayipg, "Scunes
on tho lce," We oannos begin to enun.er.
ato tho numerous illustrations, as there are
about eighty, all of them useful aud orna.
meutal t.
Marion llarland contributes "a Hasty
Speech, aud what came OF It," MIss V +
Iowsend, Miss NJ. W. Jaoyrin, Biiss Frost,
ana Mss Dsnnlson also con- Tibuio to this
namber. Tho Holly Tree Promenade.
original Music for tho Piano, by the editor.
starr Hohoway; aud Model Cottage,
witb plans, mako up tho bost number of
Godey's Lady's Book evur issusd.. Price
$500 Address, l. A. Cooley.
n. e. Cerner Sxtb aud Caoslnui S,s., Phil.
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The loss OF Forrest in bis attack O,
Murfreesboro on Thursday last is e.,i
mated at 1900 killed ana wounded. VIII,
fell into our hands.
The rebel army, from all accounts, ,ha!
become utterly demoraiized, aud Is una
BILE to make a sand, with scarcely any
artillery. ..
The telegraph is working to Spring
Hill. t'-t FFEf. = - : y
Trains will ,un 10 franklin this morn.
ing.
Gen. Schoield was in Columbia yester.
day morning. .....s ......
Our total wounded in the battle OF
Thursday and Friday will reach but fe W
over 5000. '''' .
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
WAsHINGroN, Dec. l8-9P,M
To Major General Dir: a
An official dispatch from Gen. Sherm an
was received 10 day, dated at m,dniyh,
nn the l3,h. on the gunboal Dand.lion,
Ossabaw, South Carolina. It was writ.
ten before General Foster had reached q
him. He reports. besides some military
details OF future opera ions. the following
On BOARD THE DAsDELIoN, J
Ossabrw Sonnd, lice, 10
To. day. a. five O'clock p. N, General
Hazeo's Division OF the Fifteenth Corps.
carried For, McAllister by assault, cap,
turing its entire garrison and stores.-
This opened 10 us the Ossabaw Sound
and we pusbed down to this gunboa, 10
communicate with the fleet. Before open
ing communication. we had completely
destroyed all the railroads leading inio
Savannah. and invested the city. .. .,.
The left is on the Savannah river, some
miles above the city, and the right, on
the Ogeechee, at Kings I,ritge.
The army is in splendid order. The
weather is fine and supplies abundant.
% Our march was most agreeable. and
not moIesed by guerilIas. We reached
Savannah three days ago; but owing 10
Fort Mc.Alister We could not 20 ahead.
We have alrcadv captured two boats
on the Savannah River, aud prevented
their gunboats from coming down.
l estimate the population Of Savannsh
al 25. 600 and 'he garrison a: 1900
General Hardec commands.
We have no, lost a wagon on this trip,
bu!have gathered in n, large supply Of
negroes and mules. Our men are in bet.
ter condition than when we started. Nv
6rst thing will be to clear the army OF
surplus negroes, mules aud horses. W.
have utterly destroyed over goo miles Of
railroad. and consumed stores aud pro,
vissiOas that were essential 10 Lee : and
Hoods armies. .rs s... ..... .....,o. ,.r.
The quick work made with For, Nc.
Allis'er. and the opening Of commanica.
ton with our feel. and the consequent
Independence for supplies. dissipatess all
their threats 10 head nle % aud .iarye ,,he
army. ] regard Savannah as already
gained. "a
Yours truly, .......
W. T, SHERMAN,
-.e,s ..-s Major General.
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SINGULAR oMlssIos FROM THE MESSAGE 2
THs canadisn authorities now seem in

The Canadisn authorities now seem in
earnest 10 efforts 10 fut stop 10 rebel
raiding on the frontier. Lieut.. Col. Tay-
lor. of London, Lieut.. Col Durie, o! To.
routo. and Lieut.. Col. Smith, OF Mon,re.
al, commanding ba,tslions Of the Active
Force 10 those cities. have been ordered
to Quebec 20 receive instructions Tor the
organization of the military force which
is 10 undertake the duty OF frontier pro.
lecliop. ], is stated that about thirty
companies will he called out.
Mr.. Gilbert McMickep has been com
missinned s,ipendiary Magistrate, With
powers extended over the country from
Toronto westward. He will proceed TO
Windsor. aad at once organize On effect.
i've police force. to aid him in the preven.
ton Of frontier difficulties.
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Special INCOME TAX,

NE Assessor OF the 18Th Collection District
oi the Siate OF Ohio having his ,Iny re,,s
dered 10 NE his SPECIAL Itt'ttnE ylsT.
containing the Special Income Du OF Five pef
cehtum levied ulnn the gains and profits. or jp.
come Tor tho year 1863. under the Jont Rosoiu4
ton OF Congress passed July 4ih lsG4.
Motto" is Hereby Given, To all persons
liabic to pay such duty within tho County ol Ges
nuga IN said District TIA, snid duty 20 assessed,
has become due and pay able nnd i,nt ,be -, NC
viii be ro:civo9 nj the office o. r.. " Cnnfed,
Eco :, Ia tho viii age oi Chsrdon uu,l and iy,L,d-
Ing ihe 3lst day of Dec, 1864. IL no, paid
wllh,n len days alter q, nund. ten Ter c,ni wjI
ce oooeu 10 the mount o. tax Uri,H S,utrs
ard National D,ak Garter,y ,rlD D,,,,;r.3
HENRY FAS5Ei Fl. C.llestor
Internal Revenue, lyill Disrict Of OL;o
Ashtabuia Ohio. Nov. 9th, 1864. - 77ni
ETTERS remaining Wnriaim,d m ne
- Post Othce at Chnrdon. State OF Ohio.
this 22d day .t Dec 1854
pTTo Obtain any of these Letters. the ,upji.
ccont must ca or Advertised Letters. give lie
date OF the List, and pay one cen &c advor,sins.
RTll not called Tor within one month. thew
"ill be sent TO The Dead Letter Office.
upthoih Mary Ma,ti, Jn'in Mrs.
-..- J.O. CONVERSE, P NJ.
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JULIUS o. CONVERSE, Editor.
Three Hundred Thousand More.

IlRDOS, OHIO, FRIDAY, DEC. %, 1854.
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During last night Hood withdrew his
right from tho river aud position GOV.
eIirg HDleLoi0, Granny WhiIo'S aud Frank.
In P,krs,whch line had bueu carefully pie-
pared for this contiugency.
Hu was driyeu from tho frat line easily.
but tho second 'ao was very stubborniy do
iended. and al last heavily assaated throe
times before succeeding 1t Was however
carried, and 2O pieces of srliirry, 205 tnon
including G,n. Jackson visa tho s.mnaut
of his division. we're takeu
Tho enemy was forced back 2 miles, and
bis arny broken into two parts, one upon
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Every thug in Dry Goods can be- found at
779D b CURDY r. TISDEL'S
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STOVE DAMPER.

DR.. A. McGRAW,
Physician and Surgron. NcwLury Cpner.
Ceaugn Co4sniy, Ohio, takes tnis method to in
form the public, tia, he is now prepared TO re-
spInd to all sal in the liuo of his proessisn.
u.t 1S0yf
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IN Meat Market and other property In Chnrdon.
preparatory TO moving away, would urge all hav.
Ing unsettled accounts with him. 10 call and set.
tie imne di ately. H. CHASE.
ChaEdon, Dec. 10Th, 1864. 779T
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Probate Notice.
VNHE following acc0uu,s have been fled
Il in the Probate Court of Gesuga Coun,
ty, Obic. for element. viz:
.a.- PARTIAL ACCOUNTS. .I... .....r.
Adm'rs Of Es.ate Of Van Ransaler Hazen.
4" Cd" All Gotham.
'" Myron Soule.
" John Mayhem.
Guardian OF Horace M, and RUFUS X. King,
p" FraRcis A Laura A. and Jessie
IL PhIhrck. EH.- -'.
.H.tra.. ,f.- FINAL ACCOUNTS. ..'..
Admr of Orrin Peckham. s..... ..
p" Il # Phelps. a.
." Wm White. ." .t......
john II Treat.
Ex'r Daniel Miller.
Jnsepb ID @ ford.
Guardian OF Edward Pane.
Said accounts will stand for hearing 10
said Court, at the Probate Office in Char
con. on the 3lst day of Decemb,r. A. d.
1864. at ten O'Clock, A NJ. until what time
all persons Interested may except. % ,...
M. G. CANFlELD, Probate Judge,
Chardon. Dee. 0, 1864 778.-3w.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 s.tss the NEW \ y.
10th Government Bonds, received by
MURRAY & CANFlEIDS.
Char don, Aug. l2ih, 1864. 7olwtf
TlCE.- The undersigned has been duly
~ appointed aud qualified rs Executor Of the
Estate of James Donaldson, deceased, late Of
Parkman, Geauga Co, -.
~. MARSH SMITH.
PaEkman, Dec. 10th. 1864. 3w779
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WHITES Pike and tho other On tho Frank
lD, with the range Of Blnfy Hills between.
steadmpn and Wood pressing down the
latter. A j. Smith, Soho fold and the cav
airy down tho former. Hood can't make
another successful days fight. while Tbom.
as Is 10 good condition to press him Eve.
rybody. white and Jrck. did splendidly.
[Sguodl EN- STANTON.