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Rebels Captured by Negro Troops.
TIt Point LNokQpt CORRESPONDENT Of the

: Tbs Point Lookout correspondent Of the
Baltimore 4ta<rieaA says:
On Friday last three hundred and thirty
three rebels arrived from Petersburg and the
to1. Thy sa5 shat 1ney we5e captured By
sides corps. TheE belonged to the Sd And
18th South Carolin4. They saY that the nr.
gro troops shot them down by hundreds. and
It was With the greatest difficulty thas the
officers Of the negro troops could make them
csgsias, the negroes AZ the time yelling out,
the officers Of the negro troops great csedst
for their humanity In zeEcutpg them non
certain teath, and stem perfectly satl-de4
that LeEro troopa will fight. TneJ belonged
TO portion Of the regiments blown mp ey
the explosion, and c1a{u, that they only lost
three Eenuipe guns, the rest being Quaker, &c
wooden guns. :.
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Total vote In The state, except Ave coun-
tics: For the amendment, 1896: agaInst.
10y Cos. Minority, &C, ,73l.
The second amendment incapacltates the
Legislature from passing any law embracing
IN i morr than one subject --striking blow
tortl amendment, except as before, 20, $50;
agaiast, IL, ,7B5-msjorisT 131 ,325.
The third amendment prohibits Ireiala.
tfon iron matttrs while they are the sub
j ct Of tudici.l Investigation Vote Ia f4ra-.
20ee, ,Gs8; against, II, 509-majeritg, LIS, III
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fHfCAGO, BURLINGTON il
~ QUINCY RAILROAD CnxPANT.- Yases n,
.oHeutRtn Tlcs ete and the Coudttt;rs under 1bteh
sLe sAEe Will ba tseutd 70 Commence Aux ls., 1854.
, k1leB. 5 mo&. 8t1Os, Yesf
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S Sss Ss::so ,ss
4 e .as III "a s4t5 q
b I'D 9ny y tes pss.sa named
eson uaea On H. tie condectoar vii saks
~ ;9a q IL L Z &c e. e. e
IN 3 Z II shs Inability q sss
Fs.soa, t.Gass:nnnt.ua an ucstta Will be required
must b shos to the Conductor whenever require3 3
nesst. a, = seqs Chicago .nd III. place
P.Hea o. tae uste = ior ~ tae dSt.aee
sss r asi eiss
Rast payment Of 5ase vest q tcat st.uon TheT viii
ion Which esy ai ,soed e1eept 81 ~ ~ IT, T.
S,al ,4aS f. sy % ns; s1enp a.
81 fss 81 sessy 81
o.a'aa.I pe.sonsl nsSK.xe. 'A-A
Ey syIs;t,
e1smine vi Conmnts1lon leke.s on TIA f1t snds:c.
sss % II 1sa e is ssas I'll, at.1s e.
4: sfst ss 'as Is. q %
t.I7 a9' ~ I aeI ;esf suss
fund1sE Il Mho'e OF IN part anY sun psidt comH.
essse sstsrs ,sss,,,nEs ,Sssnas.uoe .,eset.
q: es7pa, I'D fdiHt q IL cc@sa:ssss ans sss
Kseh person pu,ehshnF Communication ects,s Will
q ,hsts Tsss nc
Tfs. "a bs MA N1thta ill., 100
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Ih CENI3 To SAVE Is DOE
so OLAR1-HeeemAu1 Ccccsat1a,ed Benuue re-
E2vsf rAtnt, Grease epotA de- insraptly and citAne
,sPegss g Sesas. ssa 9sd b 6fa5st.s. akaESaN
,An11.I9HTrUL. CoRDiGL ANb VALUABLE
sohlC-4eEMan Qof Co1dlhl khxfr OF Gent4Je
':e1 q tas PEI.Ian na1k q m:H egreeabs fosfa.
TG ee t0 und vaasnt Ton!c u sll cAsel, hnt pa5.
a99si ~ fle,xaat md p.i.table cordial snd
= much tn;1te. aoA ~ Drr9ktftI. HRGENAH 4
Nj 3SnnaH1s3 8na n1HS{tst4, Eew York ~.--,-@rs
103Bug. 4o:-c4!tai1 and inmedlate cute. Ho9e.
9nnA celehr3ted DfAz.h0A RenodY has been mad
III dH{&{Ink &uccE1t E1rce tho Cholera 1eAscn Of
- sia1ls dese W! ssasu{ ehssk tae p,as1hees =
heHisA and DruEiix.n, Nov York Sold By All the
Itha rAt Ct1tZ1sh In tie United ttate1. je3E&-1m
, 1864-08-14

Some men arc born TO greatness, some
ta sehleve 1t, others have 1t thrust upon them
INC case Was otherwise as regards Gandles.
manqaes ~ sa pnschased bis Greatness; and got L
~ a oas8nin. century ago Gandler sold
tt1ne It Iottleton. He sold good tripe, md
consequently Was = famous man In hia line
aDd time. But Gandler aspired to fame after
ue4th-to an immortal namc In the cur OF
soeeeealng generations. Of TottletonIans
Iripe was not calculated to c!re It him. Pos.
tefit5 would not be likely to remember IT,
thelr ancestors bought good tr1pe at the shop
OF Gandler. But still the tfipe-ael1er nf
dottieton was resolvtd that the name Of
Gardler should be harded down to gener-
atioss yet unborn This Ia how Gan4-
Ter dtd It; Re made Will, and died. The
making OF the will was q deliberate affair
but nut 60 the dying part of the husinesa.
eiandler did not Intend TO die when be did
but he could not help himself. In the fnll
rEvr OF h's manhood he fell victim to hard
ela1ed bard. boiled eggs to be tue use, and
1hsn thcS opened the will aud found that
tie eminent tripc-eeller of Tottletop. setting
at'te bis relatives, hid left all his worldlv
wealth TO be arplled 10 the purposes OF char
II Tue reward OF considerations rripe-
esellln$ lad not been great, for the whole OF
Ga' d!er's worldly wealth amounted to no
u r than two hundred pounds. Ia his will
or directed that this sum should be placed
ON 1T intcrest; sud that the annual pro-
ceede should form m annuity to be granted
ps the votes OF the householders Of rottle-
ton to destitute but deserving old men of
that psrlsh. It pus especially directed that
tue ecEcyo1ence should be called stiaudler,s
Aunuitr.
Was fret brought to nowle,lcc of The
ran'e and !anc OF tsandler about two years
ago, when l vert out to take up my abode
n Totsleton. fotsIeson is pretty place In
thr merry Month Of Jul. and the CHESTNUT
and labulnum trees which line both sides Of
tho broad white road xhlch eoustitutss Tot
t!efon's oE1y street. are Rlost beautiful to
see, especially when they are iu full biuou.
But there was xnutbcr beautiful feature of
Iottltton Which seemed to do it Infinitely
Mcre credit-its aims house;. 1t appcare to
me- That the private houses bore No sort OF
ADEQUATE proportion 10 them, aud that the
Only houses which did were the public. haus-
es. Tue Way in which these two institutions
~ re regularly alterusted on both sides OF
the road Tor more than mile suggested that
the ono was the cause Of the other, It seem-
Cd - If the public house4 had brought the
whole ncighborhuod to poverty, and con
signed the entire population to dependence.
Ile natural inscriptions which met the
eye told but Of Two tutugs-stronc
drink and old men and wo-
men Of the parish come to grtef. The ,ck
and Bottle appeared to be responsible for
seven poor old men; the Nuc's utul for
nine poor Old women; and the Bell fur 1our-
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B The City Fathers Of Louisville have
authorised the Mayor 10 employ 10 laboserE
to put the fortifcatIoos a-ount the city q
,1nadsate rspL-. =
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LEES d WALLER,
Correspondents, n York City.
O0ees. Nc. 81 Pine street

~, Hs bsnE having besn orx1u1zed aoder 1be lsEs q
- ets ot G*4oEniA, II prepared. Win captAl os
w2GItIIoxs or DoLLAss, 70 uan4act Scae.A
nue1 ~ at Sac r. anei.eo VII sSceIro us.
atsa1 francisco ead Nov Ya1fi nj NAE soitsc'
And the TcIfttorlea Of Washlnxtou and EtrAdA- Cou
pnra ef the state uf Csll.orns soa o. count1a add
ctes. will be cssned or collected At cufrtnt rates.
Bills OF Exchange ON tho Bank Of
L0ndons
For amounts to sut rurchMet1 win bs lasued 1t San
Frarti.ro and kex TosI. ExchA1Ge ocuRhs and
void on ire leading cttta Of fhg United SLA{et,
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10, il, HI 9osm u mS1ESExE S41ESExk4aE nf,s45G' ~ III uAe.
ne ony Naantactusr.s IN tho United 9katas Of Rfa
Ta:tet1. sod Il E1asssls Il ihs 1o11sr { caa1
rhN5cas, r 4lso. he RET Of 1HnE11RitK 1TxECu
s.ssssa stock. fnQulftss ,oF. osdst1 pfonPuy a.
eo1sa 70. '.iTz7EE& 1nis. +.
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Whero tho Caiiforni. aold Coos.

Among the other humiliat[une to which
tbls nation has been subjected 5y tho failure
OF our naval vessels to clear the ocean of the
Florida, the Geo1gia, and the other lnsigniti-
!oF nearly three years upon our commerce,
IL the revolution that has been worked In
our Caluornla gold trade. -Four. ffths of the
gold product Of the Pacific coass IL uow sAlp.
ped to England md to other iorel,u ports,
instt ad Of coming To the atlantic p0rts " Il
show the course Of this g1cat revolution ii
the shipment OF our bullion since the Ameri.
can dag on the sea haB ceased to affurl secu.
rlty TO IN American cargo.
shipments Of specie from San Francisco
for, the arst tix months Of 1861, 1853, 1868
.c:;;;s F, ;s s. 3:$!s;:
Il: =: ss s;:!s 's 5;|; 5; :'s|s :| va;
See how, In the foregoing exhibit, tue
year, and how the expectations to Englap3
swell up from one million In 1861 tv nearly
twenty millions In 1854. In the frat ak
months OF 1861, four.afths Of all the treasun,.
cent ont from San Francisco came dlrectly to
New York, but In the corresponding siI
months Of 1854 nearly four.1fth OF the Cali.
fo.p}a bullion is eeLt abroad, aud nearly
three. .fourths Of It goes directly to England
A part Of this great change Is doubles Iue
to the marking out Of new channels Of trade
but b. far the greater part Of 1t Is charpeablc
upon the fact that American bottoms'' are
insecure for shipments Of specl. since our
good friends IN England haVe furnished to
JEFF. Davis heet footed p,rattga{ craft With
which to plunder ous merchantmen and run
away from cur cruisers. It is b5 no means
pleaeant subject for coutempistion.-Esla-
d1phta EnquIz<r, Aug. 10.
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Ptoprletor, Of EsiGht'+ Hotel i, El,ro Magnetic
tnnttaslte ifanch cl,lce Of ,he Cutlpm Housc
X y On B!ttess.. .:esor. frof Apollo Comaaadety
i;:.!L!dnk LIae ord Stone 20: :...W. $. G.& co.,
leisf of 1smet J2hnston Line Expre.s..,.
~ ef Norman gestee Hay Press Sect
ont91,o HANK. Edisor Or tue Chri,t,an E.a .As
! Et,!s 9sans ss E'1E Machios.. ..bect Of Ram "a
rv-on.ce open from 1tt Sf Aprtl 10 Is, Of sovs,,,
from a. n. I'LL q From November i,t iii HnE4l
ISL tfoM M T. NJ I'LL ,. H., and on Sundays from
J.L.sCRIrPS, Pm
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4pztlal |NNttecs.
To CQGAS the F0nnar or rpsn
uas pu1cHGEH UElkBnATkp
liGhTNMG RLY-KlLLER,

Anes@ eseAp article. .ehsy to use Every aheer win
1' aaaas so1p KvkKywHkag. ,e,sxssssv
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FIRST NATIONAL, BANK or
Il FORT WAYNE. lHpIAPA.
Dts:gaa;ed Depository Of The Ea1ted States,
CAPITAL PAID uP Ql50,o0o.

A'Ass " - AA' ot AA1AA'0s
Designated Depatttery Of III. GaIted States,
CAPITAL PAID uP Ql50,o0o.
Pscasaen.. J. .. .SuTTMAH. ca,htcr. #. D. r1.HzR
s.xur. u..s. s..1o7e1'; ,urru.u
}SSS fSES SSbSk. SSSIbE4!rcER. -; f1ssRssk; R{ h.
'oA' oAo"EH D. BRASDkiff.a SKiEfa EAkR'
~ TIT ~ Bsnk ts5dess r. Collections
ssssss =
THE MECHANICS NATIONAL
BAsK or CHICAGO.
CAL.lTAL....... $3.50,
ia N tee q Juy nstaat, eomms1:s
154 Late.st., Marine Bank Butlding. :
SHxs?22N!k x92k3 kSSAnsaS fa$S v'as:Fs:s; vE'ss;F'sses;
or raxAsrRr D1rAzrxzsr,}
o's1oH or coxrTzoLE1a q 1nz GUaa1SgT,.{
!hee BY s.n1tActor1 s!!asscs ples;sd Il WI e
a. gSs9 S.st fa e
q 6esa eiFsassd ussss I'D aseofdzx ot 70 II
= Gs:. fasss sssssa 81
ssia A. fe9nistd compiled 1sh osfols CON.
,rT5SSx. tl:Seteis J. aU9H Goe6Ii9sa,. Comp.
s.Ss4 & e. &st IL 6shss q 5saaas
aa's sSsE II;
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NIGHT 6CAVENGRR.

cHAE1gs ,KuEYx viii attend to sse CLEANING o.
S9alts 11y!es ths re1o1Al II Ill 6table Mahnfe md
2{1rn1ta @atses Of ~ descriptions. AL vo9k It
Edet Su1iAhla- EC13 h0ea Box @it& : ansf,sxi In
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rfeecott 1ndEs mrE
rraKo6 Y r tnl1
fEHscit Juicy mtA
rfMt Audine Uf1
FutAl4f LisA WjhA
lrltcAard nuh mr1
Price Il Eelly. mia
Porter MAYA MlsS
r&tdet Amos M19
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1Ntse1E~u m,e
!'atter EMua 4 pnre
Pfffy y Il my1
Ieny / arnlIne mrs,
Ttr1y Aurtllia mrs
Ea1k JNtTick Hpfh mrs
Fef1tn RlRen d mn
Prtt1nE I'll Lucinda surs
Fht1Au h ms1
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1he Pennsylvania EIection-Ynto ou
Inc constitutional l1n,cudueu4,

*G.8 VIE @se" 1UEA GsCl1H- U4s-
The pliladetphia papers give tue official r..
tnELs Of the vote on the three amendmen,.
to tht Constitution OF Pennsylvania Oaiy
tive counties rcma.n to be keurl fton,, hut
their rote wRs light, and will not materially
ethDge the result: Ths aggregate vo,. on
the sold1eEse Voting ame1dmcnt viii 5s
about $40, ,0o0-about two-thig,Is tic yota caat
for State ou.cers In 1Slg3
Tue 1rst amendment authorizes volunteers
IN the army Of the CnItel State. WIN NAV b.,
citizens of PENNSYLVANIA to vote for State Of
dcers when with the respective commands.
The counties giving the heavier average vote
ag1!ust this amendment mr. nj fnlInaa.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
LEGAL NoTfcE-

lCamuel Larzelere and Patrick Kelly Of the CITY
- ofsPfiladelphia, in the State of Penrsylyania
arc hereby Notified thatsoA tho 2nd day of Febru.
ary,A. ID. 1861, PhineaH Weed and Lewis B. How
ard slate partners in tradesunder the firm name Of
Weed and Howard, PLANTING, fled their petition
in-the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Ashlands in the State of Ohio. against
the said Samuel Larzelere aad Patrick Kelly. De-
PENDANTS. setting forth that on or about the 18th
day of July, A.. D. 1852, the Plaintiffs, at the re-
quest of the Defendants, sold and delivered to the
defendants at the said City of Philadelphia, in
said State of Pennsy.vania, thirteen gel
indgs and one mare, for which said thirteen
~geldings and one mare, 60 sold ard delivered by
the Plaintiffs to the Defendants as aforesaid, the
said D. Defendants then andthere agreed to pay the said
Plaintiffs, on or before the first day of August, A..
D. 1852, the sum OF Fourteen Hundred and Sew
enty Dollars, and praying for Judgment against
the said Defendants for said sum of Fourteen Hun
drea and Seventy Dollars with interest FROM the
first day of August, A. Disco.
The said Defendants are further notified that
they are requested to appear and answer said pc
titiop, On or before the 7tn day of May,A.D. ga.
REX & JONES,
Att'ys for Plaffs-
Ashland, March 9, Is64-6wf0
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

sGF The Richmond papers have q repor
that some negroes of a Massachusetts regiment
put a rope about the neck of a Virginia girl
and were driving her before them to Norfolk.
when a New York regiment met the party,
whipped the negroes, and rescued the girl, a
Miss White, daughter of Major White.-Bdl-
tinpore Sun.
Atrocious as the conduct of the negroes was
tie original guilt does not lie with them. 1t
lies with. those who let the savages loose.
stSavages must not be let loose, said Douglas
in one of his last speeches of his life. They
have been let loose, and are stimulated BY
white-skinned fanatics to'deeds Of tho most
brutal ferodity.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
-SHERMRSLSALE

Lh
T. A. Vantilburg In Partition in
VS.. s, Ashland County Com
VIM. Lockhart, ct al mon Pleas. .f1
TN pursuance to the command Of an Order of
Sale on Partition, duly issued ont of the Court
Of Common Pleas of said County dated The It'll
day of March, A. d. 1864, and to me directed, 1
will expose 10 sale Of Public Auction on the Prem,
Uses on
Friday the sM day Of april, a, d., 1864,
between abe hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
o'clock, P. Moi said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to-wit: Situate in The Coun-
ty of Ashland and State of Ohio. and described
as follows to-wit the South half Of the northwest
qunrter of section number fifteen Q5,) Township
number twenty-,wo f22,Aof Range Number eigh-
teen (1s,l containing eighty acres of land, with the
appurtenances thereunto belonging, free of dover.
Appraised at $2720,00
Terms OF sale One third in hand on day of
sale, one third in one year, and the residue in two
years from day of sale, with int rest from date,
back payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. 1890
March 9, Is64|tsno4OpfS- 80
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
Totterinr and TnmblIng.

There Is no installing the indications which
point to The speedy downfall of the Hepubl--
can party. Nor Is its overthrow to Re won
deredEat.i The only wonder is that among !
freedom-loving people. educated in the belief
OF Christianity, and bIest in a p~re-eminen,
such q party should have maintained its as
cendancy SO long.
We admit that through the insanity OF the
public mind, incident to this horrible war in
which we are engaged, Re5ublicanism had
besn enabled through along series of nnrs.
garoea usurpatiops, to attain . power which it
nave welded in perpetuity, but for the
Iasal accident of dissensions among its own
members. We know that, under ordinary cir
cumstances, the prospect Of Governmental pat
ronage heals divisions, and unite men politi-
cally, however personal and acrimonious may
be their hatred Of each other. But the cir
cumstances attending the present feuds are
peculiar, and unlike any political div isions
heretofore existing in this country. saao,
This is not a struggle between Chase and
Lincoln to which shall DE the Constitutions
Chief Magistrate for the next term of four
years. Not at all ! Which shall be the Jossn-
der ofa dynasty 5orrhe despottc AMI perpet-
.ual rule Of tie american people, is the qses-
tion at the bottom of their strife, and is the
only issue bstween them. They both regard
the election of 1864 as the last opportunity,
and hencc we infer that o reconciliation is not
to be effected By the ordinary appliances of
party. 8o @ saatga
Nor are Chase or Lincoln by any means
alone in this contest for supremacy. Fremont
is looming up, backed by the solid and un-
compromising. German element of his party,
and by other Influences, which make him hard
ly LEGS Formidable than either of his oompeti-
tors.
The friends and retafners of each of those
men fully appreciate the value of the prize 10
view, and partake, with their leaders, of the
upcompromising spirit which scorns ~concilia-
- r1-. .e
Every days developments reveal still more
bitter and widespread dissensions. We hear
of them in the United States, Senate and
House of Representatives. Nay : the very
Cabinet of Lincoln, is pervaded by a1imosities
SO bitter as to make meetings, in council no
longer practicable. In the late assembly at
Louisville, in the State Convention at Indian
apolis-every where, in o word, the elements
of disintegration are at work, and make them
selves manifest. s7e
What the Democracy have to do is to ad-
here to their deyotion to the Constitution, and
to Constitutional Union, complete their organ
ization until il is everywhere compact and
boldly and manfully stand up to what
know to be right, and the Administration
of Government will ultimately and inevitably
revert to their hands.-Dayton Empire.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

TIE MANCHESTER, NH, Union publish
es a letter from Concord, the capital of that
State, which charges Gov. Gilmore, the Alb
clifton candidate for reelection, with saying
that all the powers this side-of hell couldn't
prevent his election, and with repeatedly boas-
ting thatshe would succeed if money, and sol.
diers selected expressly to come home and
vote for him, would do it. The letter gives
a list of New Hampshire troops that had ar
rived at Concord, having been brought home
from the feld on furloagb, as Gilmore de-
clared to vote for him.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
~ REAL WHO SAYS so..

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Zap
tist Church.; Pemberton. N. j., formerly ef the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
x ~ = \
1 have known Hoofand's Gernan Bitters favor
ably for a number o: years. ] have used them in
my own family, sna have been SO pleased with
their effects that [ was Undue ed to recommend them
10 many others, and knew that they havo operated
in a strikingly beneficial manner. I take great
pleasure in thus publicity preclaiming this fact,
and calling the a tention of those afflicted with
the diseases for which they are re commended to
these Bttters, knowing from experiences that my
reeomm endation viii be sustained. 1 do this more
cheerfullv as Hollands Bitters is intended to
benefit the afflicted, and is en 1T q rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09

The following Executors, Administrators and
Guardians have filed in the Probate Court OF Ash
land County, their accounts for settlement, to wit !:
Final acct Of Paul Oliver, admir- Of Robert Boyd,
~ deceased.
" " Samuel t.. Uric admir- of Thomas
Uric, decd.
Rachael Lipsitt ADM of Edward
p, Lipsitt, decd.
$50" " ia. III. Miller admir- of Oliver
>. 81 Evans, decd.
Final account of Samuel Fluke guard of Sabina
" " Elizabeth Bender guard of Eliz-
beth Bender. :
" I" John Briggle guard of Elizabeth
l Griner.
Z" lessee Weaver gard of Phebe
A. Cramer.
Partial acct of William Switzer guard Of Lewis
Switzer.
Paul Oliver guard of Agnes Van
horn.
John Shook guard of Michael
Homan. ~
and the same will be for hearing on Monday the
4th day of April, AID, 1864.
WA. G. EMERSON
: Probate Judge.
March g.. Is64-n64o.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
NOTICE.

the 7th day ofApril, 1864, at 2 o'clock in
the after noon on the premises in Vermillion
township, Ashland county, Ohio, win be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property of Israel Roseborough deceased, to-wit
being the south part of the west half of the south
west quarter of section sixteen (16,l township
twenty one, (2l,) of range sixteen &C. all south of
the road leading from HayesvAlet to Msnsfeld, con-
tanning forty five acres more or ess-Appraised
al. $ Terms of.sale, one third on day of sale.
and one third in one year with Interest and one
third in two years with interest from the day of
sale, back Payments to be secured BY mortgage on
premises.
ROBERT CowEN,
Admir- of Israel Roseborough decd.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
The Chase Men Cracking their
whip at Uncle Abraham.


EsNoRMAN, who is understood to be a
Clerk, With . fat salary, under Secretary Chase,
IN the Treasury Department, has written a
letter to the journal of this city which..ap-
pears in that paper, ana is dated "Washington,
Feb. Is, I864.%fhe letter closes as follows:
The Senate Is occupied in considering a "de-
feiency bille Of che considerable gum of over
nshendred millions of dollars. hundred
millions. of dollars sprung upon the Treasury
afa moment,s notice at it were /! They have
been times in our history when the attempt to
rinse such q sum would have appalled, the ma
ton. Now 10 Is asked for, to make DIP what
has boen overlooked, and what has been un
The consideration of this bill has disclosed
the remarkable fact that Cabinet meetings,
which have always been held by former Ad
ninisfratiops, are. dispensed with by this
Eseh. SECRETARY, it seems, %confers directly With
Il. President concerning the business meas
urcs Of his own Department, and the others
arr. eft TO find outsuhat is going on through
thu papers, or Madam. Rumor." The absur-,
difV-6f sneb q course IS seen here in this case,
vherc outlaws Of a hundred millions of dol
krs are Incurred By enc Department which
have 70 be met By the Secretary of the Trea-
survszonz as much notice as a Bank gives grace
10 It's CUSTOMERS. This mode OF running Ine
Governnentnachine is about as discreet as
would be. The manager of q railway, who
should eire orders. to his engineers to 60
ahead and eacL nan run to suit himself II
a asn,ash up occurred under such. e1rcdm-
stances-occasionaTly no one would be saFPrised-
II The material of the Cabinet is SO fncempat-
ibte as,t6 be unable to stay in the same room
,ogetbcr. wouldn't it be we'll for uncle ADra-
ham 70 mend bis jokes q little
--T Tsasifs
Here = "a slap in the fscc'.'of Uncle Abr.-
bame II isFa crackrof-ths Chase whip, and
mite d ashn. nThinEs fs7ueRing.-
But inst ace Observation-Disclosures down
The Iin6oln Administration-tthe dovern-
msnt7E415deyrBaze .heen' in the habit Ct eali;
jng H.. They talk about ESncolps absurd
,neae Of run1ins ethe Government macnine,1
ssfkess fyie Il, more fippantly and satlticaly
than any acopperheads we wot of They are
boxing ont for "a smasb-up" in the natI3nal
6dsnces. and the game is to throw the same
od Lincoln's bad management, and so open 9
hole Tor Chase to creep out at i i, q goea
.oEe at all events, equal to Uncle ADrahama
bcst.-Stdtcsnan..