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fide hts srs bens mode y tas Plantation
Blers OF ds'n crested friends who have
endeayorcd p initiate Of counter cit hem liz all Of no
The people won't be lay imp31ei upon The Pianta
incroa ant ,pularty
and that's WHATS the matter" They In sized
ho c. aud aic JUS, they nj FIRST ali will contn
10 he, shall stnp making them.
The Plantation Bitters partly strengthen aud lnvig0rgs
They create \ beatty appetite.
The = autidote to Oh snge OF water and de<.
Ihey oyorcone q oe,s o. dissipation Al ate noafa
The sttcn ,'h-n the s. stem and enl ven the mind
They prevent miasnnatic aud intermittent fcvers
III AZ uurf tho breath and T.. iity Of the stomach
They crre Il fsrensia and consultation.
They diarrh a, cholera aud cholera niofbts'
They conrin'nt an nervngs enttchs
They make the weak the lan.nd brilliant a0d are
cALaus Thc recite ala iui CIR
around each bnte CLERGY ,erchauta ana
whose sehenary HABITS induce weakness asstuds
"a teton 81 we beat acs % appetite dis,rca att cs
ing liver nrlaini constitution &c will fad Immediate
aud relief in these bitter Rat above az, they
recommended = weak ant deli ate females and
rathers.
Tles are s,d III all respectable haas SEC That each
bottle has private Unrt S'res stamp the cork aud
steel plate Al &c abe -.
been y rcrci will ANY person pretendug 10 Ell Plan
tsttnn p'rg ty gallon nj or aud iupostJ aud
p II DRAKE 4 GO. K
No II Fark Ncw York.
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GREAT kten, Warriors, Cteravm ~
Poets CapoiDas Fat Heads Typical Races Portraits OF
Generals Lee Grant, Thomas Hancock, Foster NcPh-r.
son butler Ma or. Blackhawb with Keenan, arownoyt
Or Tying Lusbert Corning spencer. Morris a.. In as1
m ber numher Of PHRFNOL00ICAG JOURNAL Only
20 cents by hrs. posi-. or 8. wear Novsmea have 4,
FOWLER WILLS $50 Broadway NJ.
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Grover 81 Bakers Highest PEesslsa'a
Elastic stitch Sewing machines fot BTla1var saH YORK
sad 235 FUTON street. rsookyn.
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H;ii's Hair Dye, VOC. Black Grown
Rel able. Flo ALA Gloss Fopic or lbs ba No Barclay
ssraet Sold by all druggists.
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Gouraud,s Poxadre Enbtil Uproois rsir
foreheads'0r OF ne body si warranted
d his depot aoJ BroSdway
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NaR Rags lad Pfns, New 0syisS. Jass
receivsd-fhrse Ave- seven. ssa twelve 6stssn tweply
10 seventy ave dsiafs ssE For sals By GEO O. ALLEN
AIS broadway, one door beaow Canal street
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NO More GrayHaEr GO BaIdnesS. -~s,Srty
FIVE years constant study. Generalization ir-e W Dr
Aston rtsce
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GILT Combs-Eew Styles Just Received,
three, four i've twenty doilAr5 eacl iog 1y
GEORGE @ ALLEN Ale Bro-dwsy door below ca
ua street. store closed ON Saturdays. at O'Clock
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rrechiss. Pimp,es. Tan. Flesh Worms,
Pricsly Neat de cured by 0OulAUDy ITALIAN
MEDrCASED SOAP. q. ASS Broadway.
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GeHtlemcr's Scarf Pfns-Two. Three.
four gs six eight ten, hfteru ATTY dollars esoh FOr
sale by O. ALIEN. as Broadway. Que dooS bsos Canal
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yewe'yy and wstenes-Os au Descrtr-
FOR sale bS GEO G.. ALLgN SIS Bssrd~sy. tS,r
below Csn. street foriverly no II Wall s.r.s,
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For the 0air ANA shln-Bsrry's Trf-
rophsrous The best and eheapss Article ssli By drug
Nsts
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0pcrtne or Fan Srercs.--J. "a. Terry,
500 grosdway will open DTS fail styles Of Hsts Fur
des issec and oh n Fancy Hsts hcys an Infants
Fats Cars on!Thurssay, September 1861 Jsigis tho
largest goods exhibited tas
J. Il TERRY f09 ersa6r-sv
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Mrs. WiRstow'a Soothing ayrug FOR
oaiidssn T,ehiDg DIseu.,y and Diarbs r,gasts
Tho Stomach AMI Dowss snA cures Wind Goug.
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Cirlh-
VAN TAsssr.-On Saturday, August u, Tho vito d
CaAeLi.s VAN rAssei, Esl, Brooklyn, Of daughter
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UIsNese Ia G.nCh s~stcS Sewing
Machines. WHEELER s. WILSON. no 625 Brsaivly
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sleeve Huttons-Ecv styles
Two three four eve, seven. eight 10 twenty ye della
per For faic b. q. O. ALBEk. ais broadway one ioo
below Canal street
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PcaRsyivanza Inrasioa.
THE REBELS BURN Towns.
Bot CAkHOf BURx
TtaE HfRRTGG'S SAFE
OnAmBnEsnuRc, August 10 tsss.
Gnsrs-ou the 3oeh Of last month rad place u
busness burn. by tho ro We had II safes in
lad stock Of tar turrentinc o.is a. fhe hest was
intense thstwe despared of SAVING any Of tae contents
order. few papers discoosed BY steam but
tanec nc injury
Please a'a, us an0'ho s.f' SANG , .zs rofpesr
ANOTHER
DifABgEas sggaa, Auesss Is. 1864
Messrss FARaRL, DsRRlEe 4 Ga.
GENT. have had N mse one Of your unequaed Saesio
fearful consg or this place July 30 The
safe fell nto the cellar. where II has lain the ruins
bear The nakod haad was necessary to csol i with
water before opening It. Yet after having pBssed through
the papacs Alhongh isceored by steam arc perfectly
legtble
gEcs W BREWER.
CnAMmRsBuaGs August t5, 1864
6fNrS had Of your rreproof Safes ut the OF
the sS ,sse S on tss zen q NY wsc on, TOM vas
al eish. u ss'ed my books aud raGsSIos ,unw,n
usRRIsas rArgrT, GmAMrIoN FIREfRooF
&c. rsp, Sw ss ssr hs Tord
With Herring a Fioyd patent
FIRE PROOF, POWDER pRoori DRILL pHoOe
S.'o'A''q Mss SHd .sls I 9 on. BY
No. ISL Broadnsy, New York
FARRELL HERRING a 90,
uERRraa 90. ccn niessa
Poist.ca ~ Bnnncvs Flags ard En- .-ns
HoJER GRAHAM. OF Duane street, OF Broadway
"scho.pps Bottles Wanted"
which hc highest cwil he paid =. tho iepst u
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Truases, Biasttc stock sngs, &c, -Maysh
& co Once only al NO vcssy street LADY sIle0dsnt
Wigs, Toupees. Hair DYE, Hair Dye
ing and Moidavia Cream. for bsauIfyiae the hair
BAfCHELORS l6 Bond street
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Address 60 STohets -Fo!lHT ~ Sors
rerrfscfrfers rcricre' from Brounc srnct
Brosd Fourth street Wholesale soa retail
lftts 10 order and repaired
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Rebel Accounts.
GENERAL. HOOD CONF pBSr or ufs ABILITY 70 BEEp

GENERAL HOOD COM pBSr or IFS ABILITY 70 hEEP
Atlanta MORGAN MOVING TOWARDS I'm *
vIaE-A FRESH RAID By SHERMAN HTc,
from the Richmond Sentinel, Aaeust 81
Wheeler ia at work on the euemy's COMMUNICATIONS,
and Sherman Ia becoming uneasy before Atlanta Al
officer who Just arrived from Atlanta gives cheefpi
account II affairs at that poiut
An officer from Atlanta that orr commander there
no mo Intends give Aiauta and no mote oou bis
M ability TO hold IT, than Ger ersl Lee does 10 Rich
mepd.
MORGAN MOVING TOWARDS
Richmond psrers prblish the following despatch dated
Atiants August "a
letter from officer at Greenviie. Feet Tcnuessee
Gays that John Morgan left that pout Tor Knoxville.
Scouts report that another federal rad thousapd
strong with pieces 81 artillery, started from neca
lur carly this morning IN the direction OF Coyiugton Ga
THE CAPTURE or MEMPHIS.
tFron; the Richmond Seal.ne., August 81,
We th,rk thcre Is bu, little doubt that Forrest has DOS
session Of Memphis.
THE ATLANTA NARgRr.
[Franrtbe Petersburg Register, August ~
Tiquf aud meal are quito pcaty 10 Atlanta. The former
re'erv at $3.50 per bsrrs and the latter q. 81 per
-hnsbei wost - little remarkable, p'ioes are much
IWnr at Alfalfa than before the ssHc began rcef,
fresh pork sold az from three 10 i've dollars
pourd whereas Is is rctslcd at from e. three
d0llarsa pDund
lhs Is remarkah news 10 the citlz.ns or ocrsburg.
who are Ccfn eed 20 pay advance OF 2h per p3r
day Gu everyihiD IN tho provision line.
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BERMUDA HUNDRED.
E1r. Vim. III. MeTrInm's Despatch.


pERaUDA HUNDRED August 20, 1884.
coSDinoS OF GENERAL TURNER.
Shortly after dian yesterday Colonel Sbafer Chief
of STAFF received telegram tbs Medical Director
Fortress Monroe announcing alarming turn Ia the
fitness OF Brig General John w. Turner, command
fug . division OF the Teata army corps. In pre-
vIous despatch II stated that General Turner
had been stricken down with maiarious tower, and
that his condition such TO neccssitate his 70
mova to Fortress Monroe Immediately upon tho re
.ception Of tn, of his condt,n, which tue
cason OF profound at these headquart terra aud
throughout tho Generals division Colonel Shaer ordered
q steamer and at proceeded TO the bedside OF his
friend the telegram stating That the decisive point In
crisis would reached the OF twelve hours
from It's date II s 10 he most sincerely hoped that Gen.
Turner's life VIII be spared 70 this service connection
with which he has demonstrated much uness and
efficiency.
An IyCTssANT SMELLING
was kept up on Dutch Gap throuahoa yesterday ith
out, however, dong any damage. Major LUDLOW re-
spouded with vgor. but with what effect is o. course
known The work still continues 10 progress nnciy,
and, have before stated will be pushed to compile
on, the interference OF inplaosblc
foe
PETERSBURG FRONT
everything continues quiet, save snort artillery duel
each evening IN nature OF proof that the forces 9Th
: oppose each other.
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Diamond Rs-gs--ssr MI Desnrfvtt"on,
from twsntynvg collars 10 seven hundred collar each
For aeln b. q EsfRGr & krLEN Us proadwy, one door
below Canal az cot fnrrneriy No u wall sirset
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cU Ii

oATARRH or THB rYMpAsIc MUCOUS
ASMBRANf INSTRUCTIONS or Ilk
EuSTACHIAN TUBE
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n Perfect Hair Dye "tiicr's. so cents
pciier and more in quantity thau any ~ afss 500 2
drrggtsls
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oaosshrs sraAIeHTESsD IA oss xIsurB.
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Cor0s, Gurioos, ysils, Euiarg y Jolnta.
eli diseases OF the et cured by Dr ZACAARIE Mo- fo'
Broadway.
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Died
Brow ssos-The follow sludeuls OF the late iau,ea
Captaiu EDWARD BRowNsoN, oi 81. ifancis Xavier
ard Of ~ Johns college Fordha, and particularly HI
CLASSMATES OF the yoer '61, reqaescd 60
tue Astcr House ths Wednesday, Afternoon, At t~
O'Clock
A M-CA
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HntchoIcr's Hair Dye, ne Rcst la the
world Harmless roll lDic instantaneous The perfect
dve Bold by all fruRgsg Factory 81 Parclsy street
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New Perfume for tue Handkcr-
hleI pHAInN,a nNrGHT BLOOMIN0 OEREus"

pircs cot 10 order AMI repaired
New Perfume for tue Handker-
o'ie' pHAIov's MIGHT BLooaING cERsus"
PnAbON's .kIGhr BLOoMlaG Okkkya"
riaaii15SS's "SSiooHnr7 BBTIooNiSee csRSUs"
The cM ecpa,si n,tansc by tns oew and esasns per,
,ss B-ware 81 them add bottle b,own in IN,
s. 81 eoau,c,ieis Sold tr aiI srasyisss'
All sammer complaint. Disorders eus-
Zee, crssles diseases Of The crse uhia Fevrss Arue
go Sc era s s can Ss cured d E
if,nch Colasc P,t,er. ,mpor,ed cu'5 By srEfNPsbD
cu,so~.--uead~chc, Tnoshsoho, ver-
s a's'; ~ sS' aas 'I %oIccTrs f fasss f
Perfect Hair Dye "siier's. 80 cents,
druggists.
HatcnoIcr's Hair Dye, ne Beat in the
world Bsrtnss, reliable ins,snaneop, Inc on peffec'
crIstsdaro's T'n.r Dyr, rts-erve'tve
fni wiz Doro,: wholesale ard REAL No. S-tor Rouse
The dye spplisd by skilfu' artists
Corns, euriors, vsils, zuia~g ~ Jolnta.
Ell diseases Of the get cured by Dr zschARIE, NO fo
Broadway
Diamond Rs,gs--nr MI Desnr'pticcs,
ror .i eo 2 ssysu husersS dS s e, oS
below Canal ~ Get fcrrcrly No !, wal street
Desf"vis. Impaircd sigas
EDTsES-Is Th8 HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT
CHRONIC CATAnRJ
G saassas e SsF4ss " Ny f
EuSTACHIAN TUBE
CURED.
oRossIyR sTaAIGHTESBU IN ONE MINUTE,
Az sysr ss.,,e q ne aga r, r;,Tipg sss,s @sdi
~ ~, sonsr ~ sls pnssws, resr Twain strs.,
Dr, Rowe Dsyotes exclusive AgemtIo.
20 Deafness Ceatrh senses OF TIE Eve KAr ant lha
Residence 10 West foaroeglb street eght doats Wa
Fifth avenue AoaEs " - "a, 10 a. IL Il.
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cutioo.-Wend~chc, TnOshsoho, Ncr-
ralgta and Catsrrh instantly relieved and peymancntY
cured by asng wOLCoTrS tnsant PAN Ann'btaipr
Sold every where
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CrIstadnro's ur.r Dy-, Ptsscrvettve
fnd WIZ Doro'. wholesale ard REAL No, %tor Rouse.
The dye sppl led bv skilfNl srtlstS
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EoYat Havana ysOtery.--z5 per Cent
premium pad FOR Pr,zes Information Furnished. Tho
highest rates I1 blooms aad MI Kinds OF gold and
silver TAYLOR co, BarkcTs 10 WAL street N. Y.
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Pcisa.ca I'll Bnnners Flags cud ~ ~ ~. Ns
HOJER GRAHAM 07 Duane street, corner Of Broadway
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The gcN pcpuaiity attained by TINS AID elegant
Cure hss induced rsny worthless mutations aud cnur cr
,e,,s Bevsre them and the bottle has blown In tbs
glass;, nPHhLON SOa, Pesiuners, New York; BcwAis
ri couutcffrits Sold bT I'll druggists
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CHRONIC CATAnRJ,

KOIsEs-Is Yas HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THB
THROAT,
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"Schu~pPs Bottles Wanted"
For which hc highest price viii he PAID ~ tho fep9t
Beavcr street
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Private Sale.

IDEsIRE 10 sell my farm, which ia one of best
and n ost valuable in Ashland County. 1t is stu
ated in Mifiin township. of said county, 8 miles
from Mansfield, Z from Ashland, 2 North West of
MI film ON the Olivesburg road, and enc South of
the Atlantic & Great Western Rail Road. 1t is
second bottom land. containing 147 acres, a two
story Dwelling house, % by 80, summer house, II
by 10, bank barn a. by "A, corn crib and wagon
shed so by "a, wood shed, hog stable and other
buildings which are necessary. They are all w,
house. There is an excellent young Gcbard, and
never failing water. 1t is divided into ten fields,
where stock ] ave access to n never failing stream,
save two fields. One hundred and thirty acres
clear, well enced and Under a high state of ,cuiti-
vation, seventeen acres of wood land. For furth
er Information, address,
JOSEPH HERSHEY,
Jan. 6.-4w* Mifiin, o.
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Grand Total------

This one million four Hundred and eighty
eight thousand votes represented, including
women and children, 1928 900 souls. We
think the "Royalists' are ready to take q big
contract, when they boast of what they are
going tedoh
If these million and q half Of Democrats or
ganize themselves compactly and resolve on
maintaining free principles and Constitutional
government, the RoyaIists win have gosd
time Of itzbefore they get throgh the sob"
they have undertaken. If the Democrats viii
do It, they can raise this vote 70 2,000, 600 in
I864-Co Columbus, Ohso,9 Crisfs.
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First National Bank.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OrrIcE OF C-oMpTRoLLER OF THE C~uRRENcYal

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRRENcY,J
WAsH1SGroN, January 4, 1864,
Whereas. by sati sfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
First National Bank of Ashland and State of Ohio,
has beck duly organiz ed under and according to
the requirements of the Act of Congress-, entitled
San Act to provide o N ational Currency, secured
by O pledgesof United States Stocks and to rro-
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved February Is, 1868, and has complied
with all the provisions of said Act required to be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking
Now therefore, I Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
of the Currency, d o hereby certify that the First
National Bank of Ashland. County of Ashland and
State of Ohio is authorized to commence the bust
ness of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud
49, seal of Office, this fourth day of Janua-
LIS ~, 1864.
~ HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency.
January 1S. '64-9w32
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Gagab

6aT-N
Since the receipt ofth newspaper Telegram
early this morning announcing the appearance
of Fhz II agh Leo and Imbodsn. with arebel
force in three columns threatening Petersburg
and Cumberland, tho Star says a dispatch has
reached headquarters here, direct from Gen.
Kelly, stating that the rebels have reiterated
from these yicinities. saR;
$50 as1sS Baltimore, Jan. 9.ss
Reliable information from Cumberland this
morning says there are no rebels in the vicinity
of Cumberland, Nd. They have reiterated from
the vicinity of Petersburg and gone In the
dir ecfion of Staunton.
All quiet along the whole line of the Bal
ttmore & Ohio Railroad, and trains are run
ming regularly;
81 CoscoRD. y. q. Jan. 8.
The New Hampshire cemoerstie .Conyen-
ton met here today. The attendance was
quite large aud the proceedings were harnoni.
Gus. Resolutions generally condernnatcry OF
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na- All Democrats are ready to give the
last dollar and the last man. to maintain the
Constitution and restore the Union /; but not
q dollar nor a man, unless legally compelled
to do SO, to aid in a war for the abolition of
Slavery war for the destruction of the
Union. If this is treason, makethe most of
it.
We copy tho above from an exchange. The
Editor might have further truthfullys added
that not more than one in q Thousand Of dem
ocrats b.iieves that it requires either a man or
dollar in fratricidal war to restore the Union.
BY peace alone can it be done. "War is dis
unicn" they believe, and there can never be
q restoration of the Union, but by peace and
compromise, and that very soon 1t is not
only possible but probable that the trenen-
dous gulf of blood, desolation and hate filled
up by LINCOLN and his advisers is already
so broad and deep that it can not be bridged
Jet if any chance of it is left it is in prev n
ting Its spread and the stoppsee ofthe other
rivers Of blood destined for its filing up. s'Tbe
las. man and the last dollar to restore the
union bat not one cent for a destroying,
unholy and mercilees civil var. Such is the
sentiment Of the Democracy
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1 The DRAFT.

The question whether the draft is to be
carried into effect at once or postponed ex-
cites much discussion. 1T is understood, Gays
a Washington dispatch, that ne7orders for the
immediate commencement of the draft have
been as yet issued from the War Department.
OF course no draft will be made until such
Orders are issued.
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The courageous Parson Brownlow insists
that lie did not run away from Knoxville,
when the rebels came TO assault the place but
ssbecause he we'll knew that if they should take
him be would have to pull hemp without a
foot hold.n That is certainly splitting a pref.
ty fne point. We surely have no desire that
the man should fall into the hands Of the rob
ell hangman, bnt only about three gears ago
the abolitionists said that he deserved to De
hanged, and, giving him the choice of a bang
man, we should say that the abolition judge
ment had better be carried into effect without
much further delay.
1t was this same parson, blythe way, who, at
the beginning of the war, proposed to settle
the difficulties BIZ hanging the leading aboli-
tionists and Leading eecessionists upon the same
trees, go
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Ashland County Probate Court Notice.

The following Executors, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Guardians have filed in the Probate Court of Ash
land County, their accounts for settlement, to wit
Partial Acct of Samuel Cutler Executor of Robert
Williams decd.
Final Acct of Gearhart Lepper and Sarah Stober,
Admr's of Jonas Stober, decd.
Partial Acct of a. A. Taylor and J. H. Sanborn,
Admr's of T. J. Bull, decd.
" James Ewing Admir- of Stephen
81, Ewing. decd.
/" Mary Folk Admrx of Henry Folk,
~ decd M
: Henry Esely Admir- oil George Esely,
decd.
" " Daniel Carter and Willard Slocum
Admr's of Elias Slocum, decd.
Final Acct of James Coe Admir- of Elnathan 8.
Russell, decd
"s Henry Winbigler Admir- of yalen-
tine Ebert, decd.
81" -" &c ward McFadden Admir- of Daniel
Kiplinger, decd.
Edmund Ingmand admir- Of Aquilla
Naylor. decd.
Partial Acct of Robert Yeaman Guard of Robert
3 McCready's heirs.
IS " !" Joseph Strickland Guard Of John
L. MILLER. q ~
. . Joseph Strickland Guas,aofR Reuben
-fgstSFs ka Morris TEE facz = sa45T
And the same win be for hearing in said Court
on Friday the 9Th day Of February. A. d. 1864,
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
b sIa961 7lt7J j. D. JONES. Probate Judge.
january 18th, IS64,-ne32w3. uE&a
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BY the following extract from an ofhciai let
ter OF Col Fry dated Provost Marshal's Office,
Washington, De,. 9th it will be seen that the
$500 exemption is equal to q substitute
The President has ordered that every citi-
Gems who has paid the three hundred dollars
communication. shall receive the same credit
therefore as if he had furnished a substitute,
nd is exonerated from military service for thea
time for which he was drafted, 10 Bit : for
three years. aeas
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SHERIEwS-SALEa

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Josiahswright. Common Pleas.
By yirtue of q vendi execution VS.. defendant du-
ly issued out of the Court of Common, Pleas of Me-
dina County. Ohio, dated the 10Th day of Deem
her, 1863, and to me directed I will expose to sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House in
Ashland, on
Saturday, Junuo,y 3lst, 1864,
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. D., and 4 o'clock
p. m. of said day The following described lands
and enement to wit: Situate in Montgomery
Township, Ashland county, Ohio. to.wit: The
undivided one seventh part of the following de-
scribed lands and tenements: The north west quar-
ter of section number four a. of township twenty
two (22) of range sixteen (l6l, ccntaining ore
hundred and sixty f160) acres of land, saving an,
excepling oue-7huudred and two acres and Twelve
rods sold to Joan P. Anderson Also, the undiyi-
ded one seventh part of the following described
lands and tenements situate in Montgomery town
ship, Ashland county, to-wit: being the south
half of the south east, one fourth of the rcFth cast
quarter of section Eve (5), township twenty two
(22) of range sixteen (16). meaning and intending
hereby to sell and convey unto the said James
Wright the east lalf ofthe tract or parcel of
said quarter. which Hanes Jonesand Mary Jones his
wife conveyed 10 John earns sometime in the year
1871, containing twenty-rne acres Of land more or
less. Terms of sale cash. The undivided one
seventh part of The first describe I tract of land
appraised at $269,62, and the undivided one sew
enfh part of the second or lat described tract of
land appraised at S1l7,0 90
JAMES McCOOL Sheriff.
December 80, ISe3-tspfS9 90