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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
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9atsn fe einen nlSrmeinsn
Stpf 8riiblingS unb Spmmrrpaaren,
fir itrs 6unOen stnsslsst unb lie oerfaufen bic,
itlten 70 poblfeIl, rusnn nbi woblfsilcr, ME ir.
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fem SIebsriOre nn3urufsn, ste sr IonlpU fauft.
Terti9e 1Ietbcr
bHtrn mir sinrn srceen 8Ouat6 auf Sanb, ron
tebrr Qrt, bic aebrauGt perren, bsIOnpsrs quite,
larts fiir S6affIsute.
&leiber auf Scitrltung
tpsrttn NIT Der ar5Btsn SOrsfalt perfcrtlet unb
rtn gutter ,,5it" sarantirt, Oorr fein 8erfluf.-
Rufct an unN lstet uno prifrt fir eutt Id6R t.
gStr linb alle prattilfs Sdnribr pun pcIiG6rtter
erfabrung, unS IA t6nnsn mir eu6 bsbirnen gu
Cursm 8Urtbril.
eSaron GrursI, peter Smith,
Charles Aeh.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17

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mo Gem patIfam iitaH0upt aaJujd3r baB sr
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ilcn ZEN 5urrer urO @bfw'Slra6cn In Der Stabt
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nem SADIE, aue QnlprffrrSs tptIfommen gu &C..
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unO prferti1t ouf 8rlellur9m:
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@6bma ftinGn, olrUnter Ole berGbmte
,GrteliiOr. Mdfdine, nit einem Drop
per-" DarrIid)t 6eure6cn, oarunter Der
lo9tnaunte ,GodawapsRedbcn," nit
Ciierncn Spvina 81 bnen-oeriClte 1T
70 brlem mie Elm S1auftlituDl, fam
ouf rdubem unO bU9eti1tcm Ganoe 9es
race 70 Aut Qebraubt rperoen lpie ouf
Dem GbcNen, uno jUar 0urCb ein Srdus
cn;immer Uocr einem &naben, Suffer-
ibnrioer, Gornihiller, 6rCJgclpattrr,
NltGnts Sbafer6, ole bcittn Die i'm Sc
brlub iin0, Gln0plt5cn, potent:
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fiji WaIdincn, 10 ivie rrlt Qiiits Iubcs fir SdI
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er Quebriierunssn mo 8rrtcderun8rn an ben
9uGC9c unb Mtama'3 MfibmaIbinrn,
mo Gtn0aupt YnrtGttt or Sid 9Irtrit an aasn
ancNn 8aurrn DaiAirsn unp belCr9t Gle Arttn
GiImtrrb 'grtrten.
Got&c tir MaialnGn a. fluica panftrn, wsr-
tm s5 "a 6fm Gcrtbfil Hnten, prrn fe bel ibm
aniprtaca un0 lene &lrtsitm. bic alr wtsr Ittner
egmcn Nufl@t ourG Die tflrn @rbfilfr bic su
utaltu fno UurtdtCt wtyotn, unO fir welh' rr
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aud pobl ~ pIybiacn miirn miro. gr bitltt
Uo9r i&iit6Ncb um 9mtiBtw 3uipru6.
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SIat 10, 1864, nq3R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17

Bon bem @trw. 8. s. Surner, IaRpr Der 6rb.
Ong btf6SfIiGsn NsttUb ten SirGt. 9bila.
Or. Sadicn :-Bntbr SIrr-:-Da i6 Ton
94rtm Oruti@rn Stters tdufs In msinsr SAINT.
lie G'sbrau6 9emn6t batr, 70 barf t6 pUGl h,
Babrbct faBsn, NaB es In ben mrIisn 6dasn al.
acmeincr Shpdfe bee Syhsms ras ihrIe unb
ifGB6agRr 5silmteI IN. baB mir irmaIs betannt
rurbs. a4tuu9epca Der Strigt,
8, 3. Gurner,
SO. 726 Ncrb Nrun,rtntt Straec.
Bon brm gbrp. 8. 81. Qycns, Surmals gaapr
Der Columbus on. 81 uno Milrstaun
pa. Sapttlrn' Sirde.
New R o d c llt, q. q.
Or. 6. W. 9adiCn :-Btrttsr 9srr so
made mir Elm gn9niBsn OarauS, aus eiatnsm
Nntrsbs, 3eusniB atSuIrsen fir bic 8ortrsffIt6.
felt bee OeutIhrn 8tttrS. @ls ih pur rinian
Satren nit unpsrbouli6frit isbr erplaei mar,
brou@te Id es nit isbr wCtlibdtiesm GrfcIg.-
Sft babe Id re 9erIoren smpfUbIsn. prI@s rurG
otels qnaIUcle Srunftst ssIdpa6t warn, unO
BON ibnen bic fhmsiddbaftslsn 3eueniTe brtrsfFs
Isnrs arcBcn gerrttes ssbGrt. Sn 5Sden a1se.
mttnsr S6wd&e balte if rs fir Elm Stdrfun9s'
mittrl, prlhes nht dbrtrOifsn wsrbsn fam.
8. ". GpOns.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
Die 1910 2(n(et6e.

Die crlfe 9totionat Sanf BON 2(Qcntaun
al6 0cpoiitorium uno 8iecal.N9cnz
tur Der &cr. St0dtcn.
Die PANT ii bsreit, SaticrptOnsn auf Ole nfus
8,erang5 2Irlsbs Cntae5erjun'bmsn.
9trlr 2nitibe 1T in 10 Sabrm, mad pfm Gut
ttntcn Der Nrsrru0, sinIpatar unb in 40 Sab'
rcn, fammt Sntsrsiitn gum Rltum OOn YrOlent
pr SaGr, jdbrIia BEL NCtcn Hon 50 unO 100
uno batbjibtIil bfi Notrn Don 500 unp Hs9r
SGater ,abitar.
3inIcn unb Capitol psrpem fraft eirfr Gpr;i.
al.Nttt bes &OnarfTss. III @cl D tr3lbIt unp
Fnb, fraft rlner SpeIiol'afts, pom Der 8flsue.
runs auaesncmmsn.
grtien, rrldle untfri'iancn. mB9en usIArhtc
oNer Coupon. Bombs nit Sclen Coupons pom /
WGr, rrtnlten, ptnn iie bic srraGisnrn 3tnicn
in Currency tsjablrn, nit 3ufG1un8 ton so YrC.
gent fir Yrdmium In Sob.
Q4u. 8. Siumer, QrGft't.
8. 8. % per, Goiiircr.
Dlai 10, 1864. n,tc
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17

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SudntitGt rnttatt,) 81 90 Die 5lai6e -
balbss Dubcn0 SIS 90
MjttrGarUBe 8Iai6rn-75 Gents bic 5lal&s -
baltes Dubcno S4.00
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fOn" auf SGm ,lmfbta9 elmer iGNrn SIotbs.
SolIte bsin pd&aer 2tpUttsfcr ben grtifel nbt
bnbrn, 70 lafc hid nidt at1peiIrn nit iraenb eis
nrn Der berau1Aenbsn 9rdparate. bic arRatt beID
en- an8sbOten mrosn m5sen, IonOsrn Irnbe 81
uns, unb mir rrrtrn ss Dir, gut ssrpadt, bur6
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fern IN ieeSr Staot csr @ereinissn StaatSn.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
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llno ale &ranfbeitcn, rpelbe ous llnoro
nun9en Der Seber unO Der Sercaus
un9sor9une entlfeben, rrcr,
Den furirt ourb
6ufeIanb's
Selltica1cS Siffers,
Da6 8robe Stdrtun9mittel
DisIss 8ittrs BAT ms6r 8ursn bewlrtt, BAL
stesbsn unb ssbt metr 3ufrsbsnbet; bat mrtr
3su9niB BAT mebr rsIpeftabls 9tuts, bic fiir baI
leIbr bejeu9sn, alS irsenb elm I'M Wnrtt tefntlt.
der Irtitel. gBir fOrbern irssnb S.manb auI
Strier 8s9nuPtuns Su wiScriPrt&n, unN psrtsn
iresuO Ssmano
S 1 90 o be3a II lcn
gBrIGsr rim grtiffat uufprilrn pitO, bic nidt sl.
ne a d tt 4.
SDDTdnb'S SemtItDe8 8itterS
pirO jtrsm SAL ron
Gbroniiber ooer nerp6Ier SbpGhe, 9}iez
renleicen uno Sranfbeiten Die aus
elnem UeroOrbenen Wa9en
entIteben, turiren.
Stctadtst bic ecI8snbsn Symptcmt, tpsltt
aus uncrNnun8sn Der SabauunSs Srgane rnt,
lftSrn:
8srfepfuue, innsrlihs pcils, @pubeit cher 9ut
ROb Dem Sept iOusrn MG9rn, ucbeteit, Scr,
bremen, Hbfbeu pcr @iTsn, @cGbCtt ooEr
Surd auf Dem W09sn, laurrss 9utfes
Rvn, Stutsn cocr SluttCrn in Der
gRa9Gu9rute, Shpimncn
I'M ScpE eililes uno
fhperes 1tbmGn,
berj9efatter,
rudr9Cnnc ceer
trtidsnos Sefibte,
Ipenn in elmer IirQcns
ban poGtur. 8lGclubt, Ours
fen ooGr SerpCbe pcr oen Guoen,
StetCr II. bumpfeu Shmer; i'm Sept
SRan9Sl an Sdneie, Ssltbrt ocr .5aut
uno Iu9cn, Shnsri in Der Seite, 8ddrn,
Sruf, @lGosru, &c. plSstthsn lletsrflu3 ron
piss, Bremen i'm SlciIh ttFdnti9s Sins
euoun9 ron uebsL 9rO6s NisSer9SbLa3snbcit.
oenFet
DAP biefrS Sittcr8 ni6t aIrpbpIiIb it,
unb ttGlt
&einen Rum ODER @ti6fep,
llno fam tstns @dufsr MAIDEN, fonrcrn III bas
bflte Startungsmitts in Der g8slt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
&On 7. Nerton 8rcwn, D. y, RsNnttsur Der Gr
ertlcp60ie Der tbsctcaitben gSllIrnGboft:

Sou 7. 9lswton 8rcmn, D. D., 8sNnfttur Der On
ertcpdote Der tbsctcafben gBtfrnfhoft:
"St9!cib i'd nidt 9enci0t bin, pokntmspi,iusn
~ Icbgn oosr iu cuvfsblsn, Id babe i'm auocmsineu
tsin 9rcBss 3utrauen 81 osren 1e!rtuna, lc fCnnc
ttb bob tfinen perndnftiasu Sruno, tparum Gin
Niann ntht gu SuuFcn pcs 9uten ,euaSn fell. cas-
'r smptunesn gu batsn 9Iaubt uni 3lpar eurb elm
itntabss prdparat, rpsuu CT ba0urtb Ieincu gVtt.
mGnlbcn ndben tann.
lin 70 Itebsr tbuC 10 oislss in 8e,isbuna out
pScfano's 0cutlhss @ittcrs, has rcu Or. 6. gR.
n vcn philadelphia wtcrsitst III, Ou i'd
s9rn eo'Itlbt msbrers Sabre lana Gin @orurtbeil
1s9ts, tnoem th 9laubts, baB ts bnuptiibltth cine
stauSrniiibuna iri. Gsinsm Srsunpe RCbsrt
Sdcemafsr, Gfq, bin tdb cantbar, oas or mitb ron
otSltm Scrurtbetl tereit unO mb ermutbiot bat, ss
~ ceriatbGn, aIs i'd on elmer 9rcFSn uno Iananis
rtaen Shp6hs titt Der eGtroutb ron 3 Slalber
otSs 8ltters i'm 2tnaus oilcs eyabres bat tins br.
csntsno 9dnti9e SBirfuu4 ouf mttb aebatt uno bat
MIR ptNflhs unc mcratllbt Sroft in iCldbsm G5rops
pitrer 9E0cten. mis- ih flit gVcnatcu ,upcr nibt
3'fdhIt batte uno wit itb nibt bcTsn tcnntt, nc s
ntCper iu erIan9en. DGsbol6 confc id G5cn unb
meinrm 6reumc. Oct mid gum 8strautb pes 8t:
tsrs an9sptGsn bat.
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philadelphia, 23 Suui, 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
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philadelphia, %. Suui, 1861.
Bon Dem @Rr,p. SuI. 8. 8sunarb, palcr Srr
t0tn Sapit1n Stride

10tsu Saptifsn Str6s
Or. 8 4 :--8nt6r Ssr :-Sh Bin
eft erIuht wcrbcn, mrinrn Ramsn nit @mpfsb.
lLngrn vri&tsbrn:r artsn ron Wsbi,nsn In Der.
bneung ,u bringen, a(Isin neil i'd ptse Mot ,u
meinsm sisrntlihsn grruf ssbGrenb tttra6tt, Iu
le6nts ID rS In alien SSasn al; atrr nit erm
tIartn S'wsts pun Der Ndsli6tsit Sun Ir. 6ufe.
lonb's Orutihsm SittCrm In pulArotnrn SGQsn,
unb brpnors In msiner 5dmilir, made Id Elm.
mil sirs GuSnabme ocn Der 8reel, um mrinr
UoIIs ucbsrlsuaung aus,utridcn. pa6 cs fir a0
asmens S6pdhs pts Syiims une tslcnSers fir
Sttert'Ihwrbtn, rin li6rrrs unp bGstares ORA.
parat II. Sn maiden Gdllsn mag IS ni&t rir
3erdnlats gBirtuns lbun obsr i'd spsifIt niGt.
oaB 's in ben mstltn 5dlsn lsbr putltbdta auf
psrionsn wtrtt tpsl&s an ben tffaatsn llttrl Iei.
DEN. 3o4a6tunseUOl Der S6riss
8. 8. .Stnnarb,
atatf untnBalb Gcatss Stra6s, gblloe.
Gen ttm gtrp. g4arrm aenbuirh. Ddlvv t.y
RaPNasA, aIgAt, 8amenlsssr, Bsnsf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17

Ben Dem @trp. G6os. gBintsr YaRUr Der 9ap.
titen'&ir6s gu 8rrbprpust.
Or. Sndion :-gBsrtGer Srr :-Stum SCrs
treffIfsn @rGparut, SufeIanb's DeutlGsm 8it.
tsrs. CLAUDE i'd ss ituGOts 3u lstn, bem SIreisrtrn
8ufe, Srn es rrlauat ntdn 3cusniB betsufdsen. -
S't Sabrtn bin Id 5u weilm nit GROCER llncrbs
nunS I'm 8ppfe uno NerSsnfpRrm arelast gene.
len. Sin 8rsunb rrtb mir, tins 3taf6s Stes
OfutItrn 9itttrs gu SrrIu6sn. Sd bsfuIstr be
fen 9tatb unp smpfauO erobs unb unerwa,tstr CT.
lsi6trrms meins @slunotsit BAT parurh pr.
lentli6 srrcnnrn. 3upuilttli6 rmpfeble Ids ben
artifsl, no id 2sibsnsasfibrtsn antrtft II. gIrlr
RaRrn mir feline 8utcn gHirtunsen an9spttIrn.
gd!unssSIl Der SGrIgr,
Z. @intsr, &OrtUrOus6, pa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
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BON 0utem Soft lano.
Die lluttridriefenen ttctrn tura 9ripat0ans
bel gum Serfauf an,
Gin 9cpihr5 Stiif 6eljlanb,
ss sflegm ouf REM 2cAa 8ra, unscfa6r
yIN OiSitrn Ycn Maentaun, IN Sa5turs 5auns
i6ip, 9s9a @auntp; gran3snO an 2dnOrr bee Der.
iiUrtensn Warttn Ntttir, Solomon Glein, Dabjp
Rrmmmer, uno Nutrn, eHtboltenb un9Gfibr 20
Qtsr, gut nit gGeiBsi&en, Stfnri6sn unp IaB'
nsm Jatanifn 9ot3 tewaafen. Dirira 9lnb le9t
eben, unO Ger stEBsre GtcI ii fret pUn Strtnen,
10 tab e5 IfSass Saulanb MAIDEN tpErbs, unb III
In Sale nit brm telsn g8aIer UsrfeEen. - GS
fam I'm @nn,m cosr In Sldien 9etauft wsrptn,
mic rs StGuffr triinlGsn IOtlten.
Wlan mfIpe f4 bet
Samss StnBmaam, in MilIsataun.
Scnatban 9sl, Stfr WilfOrp.
8sb. 16, rqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
Nf1ChriCht

vplrb 0icrnjt grg,tsH, CfS ttt llntry,f6nrtcn al5
Gr;cutcrn prn Der SintcrIaTnifoiice ce5 prlcrte'
uea Dnoib 2Gnoi5 ltbtbir rcn Ctrrs Sau'
tcu 5nurhp Qrta Gausiy, anlfielt MGR
em Fnc. 2lnf TicicDifcn rattr wtl&r rc&
an brlaate 6jatcrlafrnlaoft ituICsn iino Nirnit
1uf9cfcrtut inuCrtalb 6 glcGtn anurufen uno
atiutslaDer, 49, llno Soltr be rc6 r,6tmaf8c
anipri6s an biridtt ,l maaCu babm, lub glrta'
fa1S sriudt Iclde innHtot5 trr rdmi4tn 3rtt
MOT tltEIdti9t ciniubduttatn on
SoIomou San0is, ! fq,.ors
Witton Ganoi6, " -"
gpril ~. 1864 .. ra6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17

5u ausn Irten BON 6GncYsY sYrl,paarrn, ,um
@ebrau6 fir Damtn unb 6incCr, fam ,r fbr
nift tbertrcfcn pbsr untrSrrtauit wsrtea. Sltr.
itsr lpridt CT 1tlbR:
Sd winfhs Ju mstnsn 6tunorn BON Qraa unt
ben um9sbenben Gnurtiss ;u laaen, oae id rine
BON esr 9rBBtrn unb It6nIlen 4uspntIen prn al.
len gIrtrn uno SuaIitdtCn scn 56neY VsI,poas
rem, In nsinrm Ssrlns tebs, 3am @straudb fir
Onmrn uno 6inbtr, welte 9ctrasen rnOn mas.
unb rsm Spaliabr uno gBinlr.
Neine @elSpaarsn pmtsn iu europa asfauff.
brScr bic @rtBtuns pes icttacn 6aneslavrsIcS
In alien G'sItdftstrtiien lattfanp.
gud nil Id brmerfcn, bag 70 lanas mtin ace
ssnrdrti9cr Scrratb ausbal,en wr6, mrrte ih
mtne 9Rdarrn gum 8rrtauf dnbtrien in geraleid
mas mid btrGslts toten; rs 1T unmGalb pae
Id btsfslbs 1u ttsteer 3dt impcrtirrn unb fatris
jirsn fam filr bic 9reiie an psltem i'd Re lest
Ssrtauis, 10 Ianse bas pdnb In icbissr 4ner ii.
Sfrstftt Mot ben alltn Stanrslab-~No. Is
shtN' 'samiIlVn 6tTabtj HGsRGaun, pa,
9, %. Gnt.pett.
Aasn'ean, Eg', 3o ia1g, naiA
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17
22sses1tiese gSoet,ric1of.
DIR 0auern=Mofb fbincn> S9np in 9ll-
lentaun.
SEpn0t00n SO. Sod.

8:oicnt fH cIsisr GjatGcrD'it fsinn 8rsurbn
mo Gem paotifam iitarG0up aalu3si3rr, paB sr
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-17

Yen ttm ehrp. goarrn glenbplrh. 1dlyr her
paH.tasA eIsAtl @ameAssfyr, psraf
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and fifty per cent, we are compelled to-
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farmer or other goes into a
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NTUS H. EARNST, near Petersburg in
the State of Virginia and Rasseller 8.
Earnst. of County. indiana, will TAX
notice that Henry Winbigler, administrator Of
the Estate of John EaInst, deceased, on the
18th day of October, \. D. 1864 filed his Pc
tition in the Probate Court within and for the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio. alleging
thai the personal Estate of said decedent is
sufficient to pay his debts and the charges of
administering his Estate, that he died siezed
in fee simple of the following described Real
Estate situate in said county of Ashland and
state OF Ohio, being a part of the SOUTHEAST
quarter ef section five (5). township twenty
one (2l). Range fifteen (15). bounded and de-
seribed as follows: Commencing On the North
the town of J eromeville at the South east cor
ner of the ally east of Land deeled by Aaron
Whissimore to Samuel Meng. ond thence north
along the east side of said ally $50 feet, thence
east SO feet thence south $50 feet. and thence
west 90 feet to the place of beginning. being
the same lot or piece of land decided TO said
John Ear st; deceased, by David Steel. thai
Rehecca A. Earns. is entitled to dover in said
premises, and that Elizabeth NJ. Earnst, James
VI. Earnst, George A. Earnst, David Earnst,
Titus H. Earnst and Rasseller S. Earnst as
his heirs as at law hold the next Estate OF in
herstance therein.
The prayer of said petitioner is for the as
Segment of dover to said Rebecca A. Earnst
and for a sale of said premises subject TO
such dowestate iJc E1,J ar. ID the
debts andarges ,r.sIl
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th
day of November, A. n. 1864, or as soon
thereafte r as counse can he heard.
HENRY WINBIGLER;
Administrator of John Earnst, decd.
By ]. D. Jones, Atty.
October IL, 1864-4wl8
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The election is over and the Democra
cy of Ohio have reduced the Abolition
majority of $1,000 in 1868 to $1,000 in
1864. Democrats, there is still a glim-
mer of hope that the State can be carried
for Union and Peace on the 9Th of No
vember. If there ever was a time when
American ,frcemen should work, that time
is now. You have more than you expect
ed to encourage you. It is only about
three weeks till the election and the work
is great. Let no man wait for an invita-
ton to commence, or hold back for his
neighbor to begin. Copmenceoyour or
ganization at nee and let it be said tina
every Democratic and conservative Pc
publican vote in Ashland county has been
polled for MCCLELLAN, PEYDLEroN,
Peace and Union. With roper organi-
zntion and energy on our pat we can in
crease our majority in the county to five
hundred for MCCLELLAN. Let no time
be lost then. Appoint a man/fn each
sci ool district to take a list of, and rea
EEtihe m of all Democrats and con-
'satiis r, ppblisats within the sspe.
il aPbebeti1a Pa.r before the day of
,electiepA KSgp your man at the pollsko
CHECK @ eli who vote and if thereis one.
who you f6ih will noe 90 he out, send for
him By trS o'clQek. 16his way yjAran
Polryour gholststrenzth without much
trouble, anddRaresse u majority. Lei
as to work then aRai see which township
can increase ifs-Qenocratic POLL on the
1ph inst. to fhs5Esaest extent on the
'Sth of November. 4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-19
WAR NEWS.

The guerrillas have crossed the Poto
mac at Edwards Ferry aud the Monoca.
cy into Maryland. At PcOlesville they
drove out the citizens and committed
much damage.
On the night of the 18th there we're
experienced, in California, two heavy
shocks of earthquake,
fsiSecretary Stanton and a corps of Off
fcers have gone to City Point to confer
with General Grant upon the war esti-
mates for the ensuing year.
Gold closed in new York last night at,
e2I54 and 2I53.
The Dodd court martial at INDIANAPOLIS
have decided to hear arguments from the
counsel of the accused on TO morrow, and
mot to hear any evidence for the defense.
After The argument, they propose to pro-
nounce judgement. The parties implica-
ted with Fl. H. Dodd are to be tried next.
% The authorities at Washington have
authorized all turlouehed soldiers to re-
main in Indiana until after the Presiden.
-stial election.
Governor Morton's majority in Indiana
continues to diminish. 1t is now thought
I hat his majority will be between 5000
and IO, 900.
A telegram from Chattanooga states
that Geaeral Schofeld had arrived there
and assumed general direction of affairs.
fhe enemy are reported in force at Dial
a'ton, Ca, but Colonel johnson was max
ing a determined defense. Chattanooga
is strongly fortified. Gen. Sherman is
close on Hoods rear.
1t is stated chat good news from the
army may be expected soon.
Gen. Banks is preparing an address in
-~yindication of his official career in Louis.
lana.
The remains of the late Chief Justice
Taney were removed yesterday to Fred
erick, Md, for iuterment.
There were rumors in New York City
yesterday that Atlanta had fallen into
the hands of Hood.
The corner stone of the now Masonic
Tempe was laid in Boston yesterday
Nearly one hundred lodges we're repre-
scented in the procession.
The Hsra1d's special says that the ma
joIity against the new constitution in
Maryland, will reach 5000.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-19
MORE sMODDH~

The Cleveland Leader don't liks1ene
Unton. 1t says it neoer did~~e don't
propose to nave it like it any better than
it ever did before. We don't want its
~sssympathy.p We should be sure that~@e
had printed something excessively mead
lift met with the favor or affection" CT
the Cleveland Leader. The Lord save
US from the sympathy" sfSsct as it. +
But the Leader is a nnr paper aid
wants LINCOLN re-electedA and\nY?
The stammering idiot, that lsturters be
cause the lies crowd on him 70 fast that
they get ahead of his speech, ia the
Shoddy Lincoln Post Master. The Post
Office is his bread and butter. 1t keeps
his filthy, lying sheet running and he
wants another faur years lease of it
The traitor that put his sheet in mourn
ing when the thief and murderer John
Brown was hung is now exceeding 'loy-
al" merely because opays- Good day,
Monsieur CoEles.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-19
Notice.


N pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Ash and County. Ohio, I
will offer for sale. at public auction ON Satur-
day the 1.th day OF September. I'D 1864. at
two O'Clock P NJ. upon the premises. the fol
towing described real estate. situated in the Coun
t. of ashland and State of Chic to wit Situate
in the township of Hanover. County of Ash
land and State of Ohio; mort east quarter of
The north west quarter CT secti IN number %,
IN township number nineteen. of range num-
Der sixteen, excepting Eve acres out of the
south west corner of said tract, be the game
more or less which is retained by the said
Nicholas Aleding, hereby conveying the righr
of usin : the Spring Oh said five acre trace
together with the right Of way or sail land
for the purpose of going to and comming from
said spring. together with an equal right to
use the spring house thereon situated.
Terms of Sale One third in hand, one
third in one year and one third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the dc
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage
npon the premises sold.
HENRY BROWN
Admir- of Phi lip Baum, decd.
By J. D. Jones his Att'y.
II, 1S64-ptS7 80