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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-28


Patrick Farmer and Betsey 3. Farmer vs.
Jas AlooYe-in case continued
To Day jefferson Tarey was appointed
guardian If Julian, Mary Z. and Ada Arnold.
children of Alexander Aruold, deceased, AID
qualified accordingly.
Jefferson lacey. elected Clerk # the Circnit
Court for six years, from the lse OF July,
qualified.
G. S. Minor, S T. Beach and ". Wiloueh-
by, appointed committee 30 examine the
condition Of the Clerk 5 Office, made report
and the Court suggested 70 the County Court
70 have the necessary repairs made With the
purchase Of certain hooks, tJc.
Charles Tyiplett, convicted Of petit larceny,
was brought efrre the Court, and senescrd
{. 50 day. Imprisonment in the County jail.
Jefferson lacey, CLERK pro tenn, was allowed
$J5; S. n. Garvood, Sheriff, $40; ". Bush
by, aor, $50, AMI ". N'iIloughby, Common
vealtE's Attorney, $50, fur services st sl21s
GERM of the CONT.
The Court, ftr good and sufficient reasons,
ASIt NAoL,
then adj,urnv<l till Court io-eourse.
The MARKET this morning was toerahIy
SUPPLIED. Fresh meats Il; our asf 4lnntatIHns
Veal and lamb from 70 to % cts. z 10 Veg
tables are still hiyh, III ugh there was slight
decline. Green peas 65 % 81 CTS. q peck
asparagus fron. Is TO ~ cts. Z bunch o"ons
(Snall) 5 cts. p bunch. !r:wtrrries frona ~
Co 50 ct<. d quart. according II Sic and Qrals
~. Butter ~ ca 81 cts. 3 b i'r fresh Eggs
80 cts per. t]nz1u. 'I'hr fishing season i near
II over. Shal Sci 81 50 Cts PER pair; >tn1.
geon 5 cts. per h But Few usIa Of ctAer
kinds in the market.
The St. Louis Union states, on the au'horl.
ity Of private diSpatch, that She!by'5 Con.
feclerate cavalry hal surprised and captured
the town OF DacdaneEIe, about eighty miles
above Little Book, Arkansas They cap
turec at the same place the steamer Chip
pewa, loaded with eomr'lssary stores, IN
addition co what stores were found within the
COVER itself.
The New York World says that Mr.. Andrew
Jackson Bufler brother Of General Butler,
lett will which was proven in the Surr"gates
Court on Thursday, ''by which on; half Of his
estate valued at tgo millions Of dollars, is
Lequealh=d' 60 Gen. Butler.
A battalion fronl the Army Of the Curnber
land, arrived in Washington from Cincinnati
on Thursday, and The Washington Star says,
were ',.ens out 20 the front
The military Department Of Washington
(u,,d.r control Of Gen. Anger has been ez-
- ;nci, L Eli ,asf Of khe ISiiln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-28

4 force Of three hundred Federal cavalry
has been landed at Bs,yds Hole, in King
Georges county, the terminus oi the military
telegraph.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
Meueife3 aus Gurppa.

2onppn, 20. Sci. De- pariier Gore
iponrent Der "Eimes" ia9t Napuleuu
weroe feline @eleeenbsit erbalten, Truppen
an. ben Nbein ;u i6ifen.
Die BSrle mar Fau. Cine Neee
Yalmerton'6 erb6bte tic Turdt Dor 8er<
widlun9eu, bic aus Ter rintlaen 6rase
entiteben f6nnten.
Die enDli(be Tlptte i'm Gapo 1T beimz
beorpert rorpen.
Die fran31il1e Yolitif ldeint th Ddne<
mart iujuneieen unc mebrere Bldtter bat>
ten @arnun9en fir preuBen.
Die peutiden }ruppen ilno III Slit
LAMB einBefaQen.
Nm Is. wuroen bic Deutl9en in eineu,
au9emeinen Sturme auf Die oinil1en
5@an3en 3uridgeidla9en.
Nm 10. mar aues rubi9 bel Duppel.
! Sn Golee Der umgebencen 8emeguns rer
oeutlden Gruppen waren rie Danen &C.
smun9en &o!uins in Sitlanc su rdumen.
Spdter -fano Elm @apauerie @sfe9t
obne entl9eioene &elultate ttatt.
Set errei9il1e &rieeeldife fohes in
See I'm, reutl9e &aufabrer 3u i6iBen.
Die t6niide Gre9atte in, en9llden Canal
bate niele @dife ein9ebolt.
Stalicn. Der pariier Gorrelppnoent
Der Gimes iaat e6 leien @eriihte iter Die
@pr9dnae in Stolien i'm umlauf unc pa6
N9enten in 6ranfrei6 ieien, wel6e @af<
fen unb Munitipn aler Nrten auf &e9>
nuns ber italienilhen -&e9ierune ~auftauz
fen, aud faufen bieielben ,ait Der 8emil>
lisuna Der fran36Niden &esierun9 Ma<
rine=@prrdtbe.
SIN Golae tayon permutbet man, pab
Elm Mnarif auf ir9eno einen 6afeu i'm
Mnriatij9en @eere beYorfebe.
Yolen. Die Snlureenten erifen
Die rulI|de @arni( Jon in &anlfio at unc
trieben le aus ter Staet. Die &u0en
muroen tarauf BON einem ancern SMUT
9entsns Corps anaesrifen uno tefest.
paris, 81 Getr. Bdbreno feines
Mufentbaltes in @nelano miro her Gr;<
ber;c9 Martmilian Der Iaufe pe6 Sob<
mes pes prin1en Don @ales bsipobncn
unb nod Der Ntreiie oon @n9lano na6
Wien ;urudtebren, um. pie merifanil1e
Depuntion cffiieu gu empfausen. 90
balp Die Deputation Die 3utimmune ees
8aiitrs BON Sefreid erbdlt, miro fie bic
Gbr%onbefeieun9 Don Morimilian ertld>
ret1.
Der Great Gatern lit Don Der Tirn,a
@lae. elliot uno So. eernietbet, I'M, i'm
CONNER 1865 toe Mtlan!ilde Telesra>
pbentau III lesen.
Ma9rtdteu aus 8ombay melre,,, pab
Der Ntobama f9 an Der @eftute ron
Snoien befanb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
6aftbpf gum n&alf,pap=&pmi
BON
MQtbiQ6 @Dk.

Die(ts 3pil@en ct. paul uub @tafspee an
Der r9.M siltn' Greet sslesene @aRbaus, auf's
Bette 5ur Aufnabute BON &tifenben nit ynb utue
Gutrmert terseri&tst. ii hermit ben, retieaben
publifuu befeus empfoblen.
@atb. SIS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
Das Nfeue{te in BetreF shles tpies.

Das Meme(te in 8etref 9bles MICS.
Na6 ben reueten Nadri9tm baten
bic NlIiirttn ben 8oren Sltlanrs bc!rsten
ueber bic &dmpft, Die piefem Nelultate
poran9inaen. baben mir bis ieBt nur gang
maosre Beri&te. Gin Neri9t aus 6am>
burg pon, is. Gebr. ia8t: Die Ddnen
loQen mad alaubmlrri9en Deri9ten 5,pet
Musfdle aus Dlppel acmaht UNI reu
Yreuben betrddtlide @erluie au9e<
fiet baben. Da6 ertr tdnilde Snfanz
terie Nesimeut fol- bel einem Mnariff auf
3wei preubil6e 8atterien fat gang auf,
8erteben tpcrcen lein.
Ma6 offsielen 8eridten baten paniz
}be N%yiess(dife .Befebl erbalten, bic
Gaife ailer Staaten pes reullden Bunz
pes 3u tapern. Die paniihe 6resatte
~MileS @uel" pom 46 &anpnen par in
Ylymoutb ansefpmmen uno tra9te bic
Nadribt, pae ie 8efebl babe, auf preuz
slide, Sferrsidilde, 8remer unr yiibeder
Sdife Sa0o III MAIDEN. Die Tregatte
bate Elm prcu6iides, nit 8auDolS Re,
fra6tetes @&iT aefapert.
Is Sierreidilhe &rieasidife iinc
See beorbert ,pprpen, UNI bic reutiden
GabrSeuse Dor ben Ddncn ;u i6IBen.
@escn bic Gmil1ire res 9ersosS Triep>
rid perfubren bic NQiirtsn in Sdlsswte
lebr bari6. 90 miro pon T%lensburD ull<
term IA. Getr. 0emeleet .Nadpem BE-
reits porseftern Nteno Gabinetsratb Gen1<
peltey, ter felt Neuiabr in DienRen 5er<
io95 Triecrih itebt, pur1 eincn Sff,ier
perbaftet uno in 8e9leitun9 ee0elbcn u5er
bic @ren,e transportirt wuroe, 1T 9elfern
aud @uiaY> Nald, Ger crit Dor 3wei
Stuueen BON Sble5wis bier anaefommen
mar, bur9 einen preubilhen Sff3isr, Der
NIT ;wei @emeinen auf 1etner1 3immer
erl9ien, ar,etirt wprren. Midt6setpz
wenieer murce AUDI in Npenrape pom
@olfe Der 9er;os pyptlamirt.
@ibrenp bic enslilhen Staatsmdnner
Zen Ddnen troB auer Treunpibaft6Ser>
i@eruneen nur NIT her 3unBe 5u 9ulfe
fommen, @bsint Napoleon INNER mebr
9ut ;u tstommsn, ;u @un0enD duemart'6
etmos III tbun pper Sielmebr Die pdnti1en
6dncel su teniiben, um 3u 1etnen eisne1t
@unten et,pas su tbun uno iuna9it cine
Mrmee an ben 9ibein ;u ldiden. @el9e
@timmuns babel in semi0en benaparli<
til@en &reilen berrldt erilebt mau II. q.
aud aus ful9eneer Mitibeilun9 oe5 9onz
ronfr nStar:" Die isiae Yolitif cer
enelilden Neeierun9 0esen Oanemarf,
rel@e felt pielen Ga9en in Der pariler
Yre6e gum @e9enitanp bttteren Spcttes
uap 9obnes eemadt purcc, 1T ouG pom
Zen, Yrinien Napolecn benigt woroen
UNI einen pfeil 9eaen England ab3u|dies
fen. CT nannte @nglanr einen pppan;
uno forcerte e6 beraus, >pe9en cee Sue;z
Canals einen &rie9 an;ufan9en."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
q. 6. S $. 6. 8urbanf,
Gn9rps>6 dnbler In
Matertalwaaren,@ expeditions

&omnttffions= 9dne1er.
@rpGbanbler in 0rcceries. Nlebl, @9meineaeif&,
Getraibe uub 0ebensmitteln, Salt, Cement, Sub.
baar,. Nageln. Sal3, Druid unb Yadpapter,
Drudn1aterialien &c.
Tra9teontrafte merbtn mad benz Often unb @e.
FEN ubernpmmen.
Baarpori4a6s semaas auf Genlsuationen ~
ieber 3eit unb ttbem 8etrag.
Yerlcnen, tuel@e Glitter an uns eonignir
fSrnen fd tarauf ptrla1en, bab fe Dor Ieb:,.
tbeuruns gef9iibt ilnb. Sitter 1t,aen ~ BET
niebris(en Vreiltn cbne &ldf@t auf bic befon.
here Ypflinte pber bas Buut ipebirt. Eager. uni
eor.tailG ons- @et4Rr 10 niebrts ais lei chem re.
lpeftablen 9aa|e.
Dffee an b.r; eeste, AM gub Der @tble,Rra6t.
Sc. u. 8. B~urbanf.
Sc. 8urbanf,
'@eneral. aeent fit bic @alena- Dunleitb- mt
Ninneiota- Yadet-Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
Tarmer~@ tpre
rcn
SO mt. @liti6 fa,

carver, e1roer COUNTY, Wftt1tt.,
!. i'm eptale pom 5etn6 6arprare<S Store
,rtbdlt cine Iuspabl pun
Glen Baaren, S6uben unb
Sttefeln,
NroDi1oncn, @bisfp &c. &C.
Jules wcblfeil uno ron better 4ualitat. Rcntmt
unb prifet, ibr reroet mpbl betient tperben.
90 Die bIh,ten Dreile 'psrten be3ablt fir
@ai3en, 0erde unb 3afer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12

Branntmein 8rennerei
unb
eMg=5a6ri6
BON Neter @feifer.
8atalbatpfrabe, rem Marftbaue 19rda
9eaenlter,
aQe Srrten Qiqueure:
&Immel,
Badbolper,,
NniS<.
pfirli@z unb
Jrana=B ranntwein H.. ~.
9etre etqueure iinb ALE aus @rgeen %esbrannt.
Geruer empfeblt er ieinen ausgeaeidneten
Gru6tz@|(ia
III ben biQiofen Yrei len.
or Der be@fte @arttpreis ~irb tets fir Mo1,
gen beaablt.
8. @atipn @ebb, ir.
Ma@folssr BON @alter@ %. @ b.
&nsrcs : 5dntIsr
Srem6en @einen, 8rQnbies
Gins etf.
@oenae Yrenty,
&o9tQt 8raubp,
ssfanaiea une ct. Gruir Sum.
9oQanb. Gin,
@cctd Wbiefes,
Teirer alter Bourbon @bistes,
&oeeen uns Mpnpneotela @bisfY
Slo Sucens pprt,
Bursunb-Yort,
Teiucr alter Cherry @ein<
Naoera,
@eot4 &l,
2cnbcn Yorter>
Wesf5 fdaumenberu. nihtit Gumeuter @atapta.
-Gatapta Brandy,
NraIe's @atapta II. Wlantation gitters-
"a i@ cine DefiQerie lei meinem 0el9afts
eaee, 10 fam i9 oreinare unb tiaise Nreeen>u.
Bourbon @bisfeys III ben nierrieiten 8aarprsir
zen lefern. S. % at1pn Wetb ir.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12

Irpb6em unb MQebem y!
3rOB &rise unp 2riss5aeuer!
Srcb gicenfe Som S!aolratb u. Uncle Cam!
Grpyoein baS rBierle" rnr uno tytue1,
Ercgoer1 uua all Gem Aram
lasts Der un!erieissnete iii isiner ipnit gang neu
reitaurirteu WrtblGait,
3te StraBe, 9%eAenUter cer Sroine|@ 9ale,
nit benz Nierfssile teim Nlten unb p~erfauft
nad wie Dor
:" @IaS fir s Gent
pom aQerbellen r2agerbier", bGS in ct. Saul III
baben Il, was allen ieinen &rertben Jreunben unb
benz eeebrtfn beutl9en Yutlifun, ~ersebenl anseist
@pttfricb glbel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12

NeuetablirteS
@ein.@ e11dft.
@eprB8 en3,
,Smpprteur, @rob~ unb 3letnbanbler
non &betnpetnen,
.+HrE.- 11.& - ,kAaos%%o

pom JlgetHtDelHeH,
unBarweine,
GransSfi@e unb
GatambaSW etne
~ abeira< unb ~Weinen n,
pon perf9iebenen Sabr9GnSen, pelde beim Dug
aenb, Glai9e uno @lae pertauft werben In ieiner
@etnbaue, Dritte CITRATE,
3mii9en Marfet> u. @aibineton> Str,
Gren@'6 Steiusebdupe.
Ae9ter S9weiser unp 2imbur9e, &6@e,
4ebte @o4ano. @drinee,
Sarbeuen unp Sarbinen
tets oprratbis unb gu ben mSsIi&0 tiQisfenYrei~
fen ~ Dabcn.
Gsrner: Mu]ssgei9netes G~bicaso unt
Cincinnati Mle sub . porter, unb bic
feinfcn Sprten Yon 2iqueuren uno
paDner.
@omie enblib eiu erce4entes MIertimeut spn
SaDanna=G ioarrpe.
Verfebenees If Mues gut uno in rei&er Guus
,urrdtbis bel
@torA 8ena.
3wet @lQS Bier fit 5 @ert8
in Dem Salpn ppn
ScnrD Tanoel [0rap:@arrD].
Dritte 9traBe,
eeeenIter Gtecrtpn's ganf, ct. Yaul, Minn.
aommt MQe, BIZ. Jbr milblelis unb belaben feb.
i1 mid Gnd e~rquiden hit Mtlerlei. STR trauhI
n,dt INNER bet nil III bleitrn, ~fu,tsru bios Il
lange e5 eud gcfdut. Gbat's atl! v5arrp."
vMi1fliipri<DQuS"
DeutUeS 6 . IT, uno Ga tbaua
uebf
2agerbier=G Saloon.
Minnelota>S trabe, 5wil&en Der Z. u. 8ten
Dieles @afbaus bietet &ei|enpsn, wie tefnn'
eisen 8ofsan9err ale mUeliden Beauer.!tdtei'
ten. Gute @taQun9en ilnb nit benz 3auie per'
bunten.
UNI s~eneisten 3uipru9 ti!tet
8alentin Gppel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12

Die 5anblun8 in
material @aaren nnt ieber
Mrt ppm 6auailiembebarf
pom
6enrD 9arms,
ct. Deter, Minnelota,
bGlt tets sorratbie Gin reidesA Der beRen
Groceries unb @rppil1pne1,
icmic Glen : @aaren,
ferntr Elm 2aeer BON
S6uben. Stiefeln,
9dten, Miiben, u. I. ~.
.2auter artifel fir ben semDbnli9en Betarf unb
NAss su ben wubIfei!lten yrei!en.
9enrY 3arms.
George @&S3B &uebat,
(aus Der Gak4azaA @4peis)
ubrm a6er,
gambler in
Eaf@enubreu 9B anbmbren f,
Suweliermaoren, @tlberoe11irr
unb 6aney- Mrtifcln,
291, Dritte Strabs ct. Daul, MinueIpta.
SD babe cine auseeseidneie @cnbuns
9teuer @a0reu
erEGlten. l1bren uno Juwelicr.W aaren werben
lit Der betmOglideu Weiie %repayirt.
A65t91 s.. &o&at.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
q. 30. NtcbpIS uub 60.

q. @. @ibpIS nnb Co.,
@rcb- unb GleinbInbler lit
Seten, Ble6maaret, @crt<
8aareu, Mdertau @erdtbldafen,
3lmuaern'a1ns- @eratbltafien, MeNerl9miete>
tpaartn, r~lattirten @aoren.
pRl9en, %Gultipatpren, Shaufeln, Spaz
ten. @piBarteu, 5aden, @snlen, Gtn5en-
ftitlen, rGraeles," 8rrnmublen. 8crn-
1dalerr, Ndseln, Saueu, @Ias,
Tenierrabmen, Bleineib, &c.
4Nlt beleneerer @orsfalt nire tas Ia9tsdsn,
in Clint. Gilen- une aupfertled beiurst.
Ste Stra6e, 81. paul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
&eiter'S
DafDtnb< 9pu1e,

Nem>l1lm, Minn.
De%rl1ntepet@nete tenadridtist bas publitum,
,bab ct unter ptiget Nanen Elm beutldes 6ptel
erSfnetbat, bas &eiienten ale Bequemlidteiten
barbietet.
Br Sir @taluneen ii e%tenfaus aut cas
Bette gefcrgt. Glitter.
@afbin0tpn:@an S
Drttte Stra6e, 5t.Yeter, Minn.
Dieles 9ptel BAT cine Mn3abl BON ~serGumieen
3immern unb beitt iiberbaunt aQe 8eauemli@.
teite1, zines paufeS erter ala0t.
Suite @talun8en iinb BEN pauft bei8efi8t.
Die Ypf@aife serl66tbas r@a1binetun>1 auss
far Reu-l 1lua teben Greitae u. Rontae Roreen.
@prib @eber & Sobn S@efer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
1lmt3uQ.

j. q. d 4. q. Bur6Qnk
fno ocn ibren, alien @ei&aftsplab am SUB BET
SadiontraBe mad BEN srpben, jinet pom 6paaut
unb MiQer innesebabten @aarenbauit, Gde bs1
@ibleY{raBe, aeapaen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
6. $. &bmibt,
Dre98ler u. @6irmma9er,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
neben Gbril. Bedt's @alppn,
mtFeblt I'D CUR @nfertig1ug BON alien f%eineren
8iaiarbbaaen3 Restn- unb @unuen- @dirme
uerben ueu iber3oeen unb repa,irt. Deuti9t
pftifen, Rernipiben, spa3ierfSde, Gisarrtn,
&au@-, aau- unb @@nupftatad ii beiibm ID
baben, unb eriu@t freuueli@ IN. seneisten :3u-
ipru&.s- M8. Rleine 861e Spn Ypdbpl3 unb
Glfenbein fnb Qets bprr6tbte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12

~ "hNTse~eNN 0'"f"5S" WV" ~N>
&C. eas %fprtrdbrence S6neeAet5ber unc
Die &dlte baben ZEN Mutb Der preubil1tn
uno 5iterreidiiden 1rupgen nur nod CT,
b6bt. Man bbrt aus je6em Munce 1ur
Sob uno 8ewuncerune iber ,brs unper>
9lei6li1e Iapfsrfeit. Der Subel Der Be<
YS!ferun9, paB bic unterrrIfcr enolia
aus Dem 2ante perjcN ilno, 1T unte<
ldreiblib 100 Yreuben unb SeRret1er
einrlden, tpercen iie feflt@ empfaneen.
5eute famcn bonn @cmite in &iel a1t
erobe @a1en nit 9%ebensmittel fit bic
1ruppen an, mu6ten ober leiper bier lie>
sen bleiben, neil eS nnmSali6 tpar. pet<
ter ;u fommen. Gum Blreermeilter pom
ShleswiA bat mon beute zen Mpoofaten
0ottbur1len aus %9ienpsbur9, sun, pof>
meiiter ZEN @rafen q. 8aupilTn sepablt.
Der 5er;o9 mar lhon eeiern protlamtrt.
SIS mar fat fomiid, wie 9eae,n Nbenp
bic 5aufen pur1 Die StraBcu 3oeen, I'M,
bic nod onrslsncen rdnilden 8tamten
iorlsuja9en. Oils i'd in cas- ppfs8u<
reau trat, mar man geraee ramit bei16fz
tiat, purd cine 8ir9er , Population
ben frieGenb freunbliden bdnil9en
pofmsilter leine5 Amtes 3u entieBen.
9eute gifts in S6leswis tpeber Na&t>
md9:er nod Yoli3eiciener e6 ,parett aue
Ddncn, unp man bat ie aus ibren1
Dieuie %entlai5en. Der 85ni9 pom sd,
remarf 1T ;uleBt am Dpnnerfa8 ben 4.
Gebr. In Sdleswi9 se1peien.
Inter ben Iobten peS 6terret@il@en
6eeres In Golee ter @eft@te 3mti9en
.S@leswig unp Glen8burS beiinbet .f@
aud Gin Glrf 1burn unb Earts.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-09-28
Mass Meeting.

BY reference to our notice in another
column, it will be seen that there will be
a grand mass meeting of the Democracy
and all those who are ia favor of
union, at Ashland, on Saturday the sM
of October. G. L. Vallandigham, Judge
Geddes aud other distinguished speakers
have been telegraphed to address the
meeting, but up to the time of going to
press the Committee have received no an
swer. We therefore refrain from amour
cling speakers this week as we intend
only to announce those who will certain
ly be here. 1t is the intention to make it
one Of the largest mass meetings ever
held in the county, and every Democrat
and lover of his country skould come out
and hear the sad story of our downfall as
a nation. We will announce the speak
ers as soon as we learn whom we can get,
and in time for all in the county to have
ample notice.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-09-28
Honesty with soldiers.

The Ashland Times in its notice of a
mass meeting on the 4th of October,
calls upon call who are in favor of sus.
tanning our army in the field, and giving
them all the encouragement in our power,
to come up. That dodge is played out
Mr.. Times. The soldiers of Ashland
county too sadly remember your bounty
speculations among them last spring, to
believe that you are honest when you talk
of sustaining them. You would no doubt
encourage them to enlist if you could
secure a portion of their bounty by so
doing ; but as for sustaining them after
wards it is such s~ustinancc as vultures
would give to lambs. The soldiers are
getting too old to be swinaled by those
pretending to be their friends, and then
listen to a fraudulent, sympathetic appeal
from them TO get their votes. They
know who their friends are as we'll as who
the friends of tho country are; and will
vote accordingly.
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Another Draft!

1t is said upon good authority, that if
Lincoln is elected in November, that it is
his intention to order another draft for
5000 600 more men, and that it will be en-
forced vigorously. Such will evidently
be the case if he is reelected, and it
would be well enough for those who fea
drafts aud intend to vote for Lincoln to
consider well before they cast that fatal
ballot. If you desire to have your sons
torn from your fire sides and families, to
be dragged toan indiscriuinate slaughter,
there to be murdered barbarously and in
TERED in the same hole with free Ameri-
cans Of African descent, then vote for
Lincoln with all your might, for your re-
ward is certain and you are deserving Of
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The Draft.

The draft in Mohiean township, this
county, came off on Monday the Goth inst,
with the following result: j. j. Winbig-
Ter, G. P. WinbigIer, u. Coup, J.W.
Slater, T. Seton. G. W. Bassford, p.
Leidicht, w. II. Leach, D. Elenbarger,
H. earn, S. Davis, NJ. Harpster, j. Rem
ly, j. Miles, P. Barley, j.. Splitter, NJ.
Householder. w. Garst, W. Clam, w.
Chesround, J. Hoofman, j. Dllsard, w.
Eddy, G. Dilgard, J. Seibcrt, A. j,
Young, L. Price, Fl. Hicks.
It looks as though Honest Old Abe
was bound to have the last of the Mohi-
cans. Never mind boys, it comes your
turn to draft him out of the White House
on the 9th Of November. Time about is
fair play, -t
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FatIure at MimIn.

The Abolition croakers and ~whangdoo-
dies of Ashland tried to have a meeting
n Mif1in on last Friday night, and as
usual it was q grand failure. Every nerve
was excrted to set up an excitement and
cali out , crowd, but the people were not
10 be. fooled. Large. bold-faccd, treason
sblsIsoking posters co1ld be seen hugging
vhitsp ak trees, stumps and guide posts all
ovef shetoWhship, yet the people couldn't
zee it. The delegation from Ashland con
sisted Of. Sampsel, Curtis, Hood and John
stons Curtis and Sampstl addressed the
meeting, Curtis speaking first and deliver
ing himself of one Of Thad. Stephens old
speeehes. A good many present thought
ID Was Tbsd. himself; others thought it
might be Old Abe, judging from his
stature and care-worn, CHASTITY appearance.
at the cfeee Of his Grafton, the Demo
srats,, who composed the larger part of
the. few that were present, left, chuclling
over the ;MifHin fzzle and Curtis Grafton
sampssi followed in q short speech, an
nouneing kbat he was a Democrat and al
wayss had Been,Isbdt that the party had
lea him..sHe banged and battered away
till the crowd had all left and disclosing
remarks were addressed exclusively to the
Chairman, there being no audience ex-
oept Johnston, Hood. and Curtis. On
motion the meeting adjourned. Sampsel,
Hood, Johnston and Curtis voting in the
afirmstive. The people have got tired
listening to abolition harangues and are
going tofvote With the Democracy and
save the country. They see that they
have been ledfto the brink of a precipice
by the party in power and they want to
retrace their steps as rapidly as they car
and they don'tnse it in those Abolition
School house meetings. :
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

WE the undersigned will offer to The low
w est and best bidder, the building of a
Bridge on the road leading from Rowsburg
to Lara ysste, near, George Walkers. in Perry
Township On Friday. September 30th, 1864
at 10 &C cox a. m. on said day.
Also on same day the building of q Bridge
in Montgomery Township, near Mr.. Beck
holders Oil Mil, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Also the Repairing eff TWO Bridges on the
Ashland and Wooster Road, near George
Swineford's, on Saturday, November LIST, at
2 o'clock P. N. on said day.
JOHN VAN NEST, e.
JOHN BERRY, Com'rs.
ROBERT C0WEN
September 81, 1864.
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