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Nm II. N1at pafFrte bas 6aus sinsn Bsi4tus.
rslher rerlnat, ba6 ane @ensrdle i'm GienAs Der
Scr. etaatsn. relds am 1. Suli ndhibi" fh niht
i'm oetirsn 3ienfs tsfnrsn unb In ben rortsrsstsn'
ZEN erei Ncnoten feine aetipsn Dienffe usrriatst tas
len. pcn Ger slrmeslias seRriten usreen. uno fsine
@etolte metr tssistsn icuen. 9err Ger batte scans
traat, oos iol@s untsla iftistsn OiTssre elm @s%t
totsn lcnen, sine lntriuhunss @ommifion su usr'
Ianaen. une ,psnn bisle @ommiiaon fneet, eaB folH
Gin Oif;ier bic fir isinen Soften erforoerliasn SAP
iateitsn bsist, uub aetiue Dienfe su ttun bsreit IT,
70 lcl Ct feline @tsue tsbalten, wiecsr gum actiptn
Gisne. tsrufsn ,rsrSen unb ieinen Getalt mad ME
rcr te,lten. 1nb jsosr Slfiier. Der mabtsnb cislss
8rissss Den Dant res @cnersRss empfanssn tat. lou
ron bem 8sf4lufe ausesncmmsn rercen. Sisiss
@srtsTerunssantras ess 9rn. Scr purbe n%isesae'
ifimmt, eenn ss banoslte ih ia carum, BEN susrbaB'
ten Sen. Wle@ls1an aus benz Ser. Staat'nottnlt
~ rertreiten. Mslhe eeneine Yarteiintrt8uants'
hisie Gtc.ttionifen bod Fno!
Nm 9onnritas pai1rts i'm 9asie cine BID, 'rsl'
de Matrcien unb Soloateu /, cbne unterlHiso oer
Eurte. 6eimidttsn uuf psrriretsn 2anoersisu in Den
retsuilasn @taatsn iidern ioa.
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WuHDrDeruna

Seutihe 8udbanblu11g.
Np. 231 SOdfrafc.
9sin, lln'ercibnsien Inp nsa aaSsfOa.nsa: Cine src5e
Nusmabl Der i&pnfen
Sapetm unb Ssntsrpcrbdnss,
gbotcsrapHis altutns gu alien PrsiIsn.
GeIanatiitsr unp Bibsln tn ben nerlAiscenftsn
gintinbsn.
@hrsitpapisr une gnpelcpes Wholesale & retail
@slhdiisth5er, Experimentation. II. [. n. II. |. 10.
SD p~srfauFs Ut ben bliJlsn Iartspeisn. 3On.a,t uns
~itsrsust Gna ietSf!
Erieb. ublmaun.
Columbus, 2. aprI 81. Int b bw
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John Dicks Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Franklin
County, Ohio, Administrators of the Estate of John Dick.
Of the city Of Columbus. o! said County, deceased
Dated this Dist day of April, A D 1874
3w PHILLIP KIEFER.
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lIsber Sen. S6eriban'5 tibnsn StrsifsuB
fs in bic MuBsnrsrfs BON Ribmcno brin5t cine
gpsciaIospsihe f~olssnoss Ndesrs:
Sen ih,rerfsn Ramrf batts Sbsriban5 GasaQe'
RE bel 9sIcp S~ausrn, 6 Dfsilsn nSrolih BON 8iH'
monb, innsrbalb Der aubsnlinisn Der Bsisfisunsss
,psres rcn Hitmcnb ~ 6sitsbsn. Sas @sfsht ,rabr'
ts Den sanssn Sag. Sen. Bras9, Der Oterbsfstlsba'
Der Gam in sissnsr psricn NIT elmer OiuiTcn eacal'
lsris uno stpsi Brisaosn Snianteris aus Der Staot
beraua. Inter ben Srurpsn tsfanbsn lh uisle 8nas
Zen BON Ia bis Is Sabrsn. Sn &ihmone tpnrben
Den san5en Sag bic @loasn ~ssliutet, uno 90 rparsn
rsialihe 3idsn sorbanosn DAB in Der Sta et bic
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19
WuTDrDerlt,1d.

gEp IN Safpb 6aas? Or sersb Ieine 1rau unb Sof IN Ter
q adt pom %. M irs esiss Sabres, cbne tSruno uno uriats.
Garun1 bntet feline 5rau Weui6enfreuaoe, bic etwas rot
piTsn, ibr Natritt sufsnmsa su lahsn, unier
.frlssnper Mrre1s:
Wdaealena 5das.
- it care Of Suhn 0isdier,
GrIumbiana, Gplumbiana &c., Sbic.
MrrI &c. 1864. 3m.p.
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Sin 1asuBliass 9srtrsAsn nurss in
gprinsFslO, SuinOis, rsritt. Sin 9 cloat. Namsns
Sctn If. pbilirps rom Is. Snfanisriss Hssimsnt,
nmis,bsts am 10. ,. 81. Elm Buggy. fubr eam't in bic
gsGes Der 9 8cbnuns sinss al ssmsin ssabtstsn Gsiit'
lihsn, srsri7 cert cine feline ~1Ojabriss Sohtsr esi'
isltsn, sin iamGblihts, ftdnt!itss Sinh ialsppts
60 in DEN @a9sn unp fubr nit ibm CUR Staot bins
aus, no sr in sinsm GstOl, tas ihsaBlihae Satrs'
asn an ihr tssins, esItn fih sn atann ihulois
MAIDEN fann. Garaui trahts CT nas Sinh in Die
@tart uno issts ss in Ger Strabs al. AlS ct isin
8uaap in Dem 2aibfaI trisosr at3ae , rI6rnts I'D
Der uumeni4 isinsr lhsublihsn Shat.
@r truroe lpdtsr rsrbaitst. Wabrsno ess rcrlauI
sen 0srscrs trat Gin Bruesr css armsn Wlaohsns in
6as @srihts,inmer uno tSotete Den Scloatsn nit 9
&~spolperIha1sn. Ssosniaas nod cine sslinbs Stra.
|fs fir cine lclhs 9siiie In Electromagnetic.
Sir ~lciortiss Ssfrs'nns BON pulten, Grfdltrns
uno RsuhtuRen estrauhs nas prpulars Miittel, Ma.
pame g prters Su itenbaliam bic biaislts
uuo Bette D1snisin i'm Sanosl. Sas Yublifum rirt
defenders barauf aufmsflam semaat, pab Der On
asn. Baliam niht ais unipsrlalmsoi,in psrtauf
rirb: hsisn sussnssn f'np ibcr BON Sauisnosl
l.t rielsn Sabrsn in Fer SssanrlunS ben allss
Sranfbsitsn nss GALES mnh Den SunSsn ssptif
rcrnsu unb ipire nsrislte csrtrausnsucl als Gin Gin
rsrsr unb 9silsr bios fur Die &ranr9sitsn iar Die {
tsaimmt III, ansstptm gu r~srfaufen BET ausn Orn'
ailtsn ~ rs uup so @snts bic Tlaihs.
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OthtNN VNlttI WI
sn erfrfs sstatt; iis 1T in Der sbat r%caitduz
elhn9en. Sine Srecial=S epcihe al baS Gin=
ii Commercial mclret nariitsr:
ianlr Sripge, 3d., Zen II. Mai. - Sis<
bergen lit Gin Grurisr rireft rcn Sen. Grrcf
ST Fat NIT brn Srurren inter Zen
Mrrsan, Gam Scenes unp Senfins in
tabc rrn Ne,ptern, @a., hrsi &drupfs betanesn
prlltdnris feiisst. Scr Ssinc Fat
srrte ltnb &erirunlcte ~rerlrrcn nnD 300 Sc
nc IN ,~niercn !SGnrsn s~elaien. Sen. 81. S.
ms 1T trrtlib rsrrnnret rnp tefineet iih in=
IN @efan3cncr. Inner eiaener &erlult belduft
lf 400 Srcte unn Sermunnete. Sic arrEe Gi=
Hnfriife fei 9tcirtcrn, iiter Zen 9tcp Stirer
c ;critrrt unp Die @atn auf cine Strsfe rrn
tren Mcilc1, aufacriilen. Sen. Grrcf fefano
NJ Is. Mai in 9tsrhern.
rrh Sic 8clssrng rrn gtetrtsrn lit eie @erfin=
sipiihen NidNnrur unp ecn frl,httarsn ireltz
Gcunties 9Srthe, Snlitt, Giles, @rrming,
roe, MsSrrcll nnp anrercn ab%9eidnittsn.
IS Buffers Ssrartmcnt. - Sim Mtrns
Zen 10. Mtai, nurre Ger rrn Gtncral Smitb
li9te She'll Ger 9utler' ldcn Srllrrcn, aus rem
ND 10. Grrrs fcltefenn, inter Dem Sfuse ei=
ibten 9tetels rrn rnacfGhr Is 900 Mann Ncz
!, anacariren, unS Mnfanas in iiel1ltidcr ecn=
, iuriitsctricten. @eirneer5 litt iSifrnann's
1rc, rrm Is. Grrrs, wslde rraitGnris iiterz
cit irurre unr netit itrcm Sri5arsiHtrer srrB=
ils in @efan5enihait seriett. SacurA sins
t5en Srrt Sarlins setrrnncne @rrttcil pierer
sn. Gs feibt s,rar, Rap Gle StsteQen irdter
l3eidla8sn m,rrsn unc uniere Srtrren itre
l. Gciitirn misrer einnabmcn. sllein hies
citel ssimr SIT isin. Senn slsih nsa rsm
ihen 2uriiftrsiteu pes. Eeinrcs trat Butter
Serrn 8. Mpia, Watsrpias O., $500 surises So
t~fanssn.
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rii6ieits Die llnterssitnssn isBsn bic 9swobn.r bon sieasv unS
~ 'sltmaeaeno adtunssppQ in FtuntnB. paB lie pa5 r,btbefanue
l1rh, S@rsesris. @rltaft bes 0srrn Saesb yOunl in SipnsY ater.
numnen baben unc iOrtabrn wsrcea. Oart sinea srOSsa
9eue Norratb pom u~Or3lgltdben 6rocertes,
iopic autsrsu Ariteln limb %oslsltsn in, Staass. aiufsr ~
ieeer 3et ,ufiepen su fal n. Muh proen ale Soren pro-
ltettSutte ~ Saarsslo aassnpmmsn. a,.mt unb isbet istbf.
ter Ge, Sinsu5 uuo Bruber.
tatcn Soneh Spsps Sp, ~, ~pF" D. 1904.
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Sapeten! Sapeten!
Cine srpbs IupabI nsas, i4Sas 2apisa fnS biais ~ Sr
taueu bel
&. l6lmann.
H.g. Bltersnbdnet unb 8aterefuratnsun8e nerma
Nsts mad leslrsr Nrt Ssfertgt.
GGIumbus, z, Nprd "a. 1mt % pm
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9utereGante Hoii3en.

(sittenu erbertnts in w%af6inaton.) CO.
aar eine 3situns RON WlaRaHufetts ii.tt n& se,tpln'
gen, GAG tclsenos &lasslieo ibsr bic sro6s Sittsn'
usrostni6 in Wai6inston ansuitimmsn:
,GS 1T Elm t~rauriges, srauenbaftes Bib, Gas uE'
fere @crrsiponeertsn ron Dem 2eten In Maibinston
entrafen. Sine sItttsiluns tes SAasesrartsrnents
,piro su .insm Sauis Der @erfatrnns unb un'
au& t aemaht.. Sic Nctb armsr atsr bibihsr Srau'
s%n,immer pirh ron tobsn &esierunsatsamten ale
Nlitt,t itrsr Ausiameifuns setrauAt. Mitaliseer
tes @onsrsiss rsr1ho fen ibrsn MaitrefisnS lets'
fsnen In ben Ospartsmsnts. Sin Nttbarer Gina
tor riro auf c%snsr Giraffe CON sinem janssn Mao'
den asr.itiAt, oas sr p.tfaart fat. y gSbisfprpire
MtaHsn,rsiis psrtilst. Ois @esisruns rirO tsi Sons
traftsn tstrcSen unb aant often BON iersn ansst'a'
ten tsfotlm. Infer icrsfaltiafsr Correspondent. -
Elm lansidbri5er Bsrotnsr WaItinston's -iars'tt:
,@aib,ns,on trar ME . nienertrdhtia ecrrupt, nit
in Der e.ssnrdrtissu 3sit. Sn Der GlanNsit Der
.9srrihatt ess Siosns umo Der gtlarsrsi CAB %
niht balls lcrisl Corruption mie JEST Wir 3~wsifslu
niht, paS tiss Die ltrsnse Wabrbsit 1T uno mir mie'
tubolsn: IS 1T Elm traurises uno sranen6afiss Bib.
(Sprinaislp, Wlafi. &spublie.)
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( Mprris S @ap,
WDpDfater unb Ge6tSgelebrte,
II aNopbsTelo, Wtonroe County, O.,
! ~pratteiren isbt mieber ais Nbrotaten uub tpsrsen baber alien
pcrtpmmsnben 0ei4dfte prompts @ufmsrtiamtnt
.ilGsnfen.
Mdr3 16. 81. onf' %
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GIN DOrsngItebeS 0ctIntttel.-gStt Tons
nen bsujsni9sn, rslhe an einsm teftiSsn 9ufsn
lsinsn, nit sutsm 6s,oiisn Sr. gtridlano's bcnis>
lassu Sutsn SalIam ansmpfe6lsn. gr bilit tsis
nabe aussntliali1 uno 1T suosm Ron anssnetmsm
@eiamaf. GO u~ntsrltsst tstuem 3rsifsl, Das br
b~pniaihss SnfensB alian. sinsa Der bsitsn 4raparats
i'm @sbrauA III, uno Dap lsin @issntbHn,sr ntht
uciel bapcn psripriht. gSir 9aben i'm lssts @oas
pectirt unn CT bat uns bon sinem bsitisen Suitsn
srtsitt. priparirt BON Sr. 9triftano, SIRE. 6,
Sf, Bierts Strase, Cincinnati, Sbic; iu batsn IN
ben Npot6sfsn at so @snts per Ilaite. IS.
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perrn get. Giasr, gluftun, o., $500 smpfanssn.
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@p eben ine tr bon Nsp y,ts b,nt Jstuat 1t.n uab baSss
men arOBsa uap aussrslsasa 8orratb Don osmnsrmaaEen.
pie
5sibsuvuae, 6tsiesrtcfs ansr Mrt, une i6sr6aupt
ate MrttfeL
he man IN eiaer, SoaaGnSssn 1aenwlarealaeen Fnest Fam.
unb mir p~ereaufen 10 billy ais irJeno Gin aaoereS
VeIbaftsbau5. Rpmnt unp ~uberseu1t Gut idbR.
Watsr u. Hobb.
* ,lrn,bus, 7. Wprl 1864. bu n m3mt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26
Which

Loyal m,n of the North !! for whom
will you vote-for Abraham Lincoln, the
chosen candidate of the rebels, or for G..
B. Mcclellan, the terror of the rebels ?
The Richmond Enquirer slys
"Vote for Lincoln Whether we look
at this nomination IN the light of peace or
war. zee prefer lincoln to lie CIeNan."
The Richmond Inquirer says:
ssMcClellan is by far the more dan ger
Gus candidate for u.s."
The Richmond Dispatch a
"If we had a million votes they should
all be cast for Old Abe"
The Macon (Ga } special says:
"The accession of a conservative Demo-
crat like Mcclellan to the Presidency
would do infinitely ore to paralyze the
South and build up a recc nstruc ion par :
ty 10 our midst-a m"st fa:al calamity
than the combined efforts of the party in
power"
Lincoln has Greenbaeks, Abolitionism,
shoddy Office holders and the rebel press
on his side. Shall he also have the loyal
people of the North a? f.
H[ $500
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@rBy al annoying mistake made in
making up the form for our last issue, the
that some pretend to suppose that We had
done SO Intentionally We beg leave to
inform al that We should just as soon
think of burning our office aud then jump
ing into the flames as to fail to support
our glerior= nominees to the utmost in
our power. We never harbored the
thought of dcing ahght else than support
Democratic cand dates, and more espe-
cially when. as 10 this case, we nave such
glorious standard bearers as George b
Mcclellan aud George IL. PeudIetop.-
We say hurrah for the two Georges and
sGeorgc Washington to boot.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Ashland County. Ohio, made on
the 10Th day of October, A. D. 1864, in the
case of John d. Jones, guardian of Lueila
Porter, against his ward and others, the I'M
dersigned will,
On the 10Th dog Of NoUembeer. 1864,
at 2 O'Clock, on the premises, offer at public
sale. the following described real estate, Sit
uate in Ashland County, ohio, to wit: the I'M
divided one-sixth part of the North west quar-
ter of sect n eleven III in township twenty
one (2I) and range sixteen (1s) or the Virgin
ia Military District School lands, subject to
the Government claim thereon, as school land.
Also the undivided one-sixth TAR: Ct one
hundred acres of land off the south side of The
south east quarter eff section number eleven
I'D township twenty one CD an | range six
teen (f6), under the same restriction and reg
~ulations as the first described tract, subject TO
the dover estate of Rebecca Porter, widow of
John Porter deceased.
Terms of sale-one third cash on day of
sale, one third in one year and one third in
two years from day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold, and deferred
pa yments TO bear interest at the rate of = per
cent. per anuum, payable annually.
Appraised at $l3o0.00.
JOHN D. 1NES,
Guardian of Luella Porter.
Oct 10 n1o
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n- The Presidential election comes
off o. the Sth of next month. ard after
that the people may expect a rapid ad
vance in the price of every thing that is
necessary TO sustain life. 1t matters not
what thearesglt is, this must be the case
Is long rs the couatry is flooded with our
present Inflated currency. In view of
these facts Wallack and Andrews are
furnishing the public with Boots & Shoes
of all kinds from their large fall stock, at
the old rates. Now is the time to buy if
you want to buy cheap. Call and see
their stock opposite the Bank, and buy
before the 9th Of November if you don't
want to Fay twenty-five per cent higher
ahan the present prices.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26

How ARE You, Commemorative
long since a number Of citizens of Ashland
County were drafted. Some of them went
into the army, and some didn't. There
was a lot of Republicans among those
who didn't go. They are now called up
on to vote for Mr.. LINCOLN who ordered
the " heel of Death, by which they were
conscripted, to be put in motion. IF the
Widow Maker is reelected he is pledged
to prosecute the war until the negroes are
all freed, which can not be accomplished
within the next four years. To carry en-
the war, it will be necessary to have
men, and there will be a draft every two
months. Will u Republican friends
vote for the man who drafted them, or
for Gen. Mcclellan who will, if elected,
restore the Union without any more blood
shed
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Persuasive you'd say to the peo-
pie generally that if they want good pic
tares they should go to the Gallery of
McCcRMIo & MASON. We can assure
them that they wall be waited upon
With the greatest pOliteness, for Lite
MAck& MASON are ever at hand to at
tend to all who may desire any thing in
the line Of Photographs aud Ambro-
types, &c. Then the successful EDWARDS
is always at his post and never fails to get
perfect copy Of the original, from the
sRriDkled face ofOthree score and ten
down to the fair eyed and rosy checked
maiden. AGO and see the m" and we are
sGre Jon viii not come away without a
picture. b1lsa ~
AaebIegSs .sdLN aoH8z5
R~SErlse@f -
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ID II ID

October 14th. 1854, in Washington Town
Snip Holmes County, Ohio, DAVID SHIP, Esq.
aged SO years, l month and 9 days.
Esquire SHIP was borne III Center County,
Pa, in 1906, in 1922 he came to Ohio aid
lived the last % years in his late residence
He filed several civil offices with universal
satisfaction. He was noted for his fidelity
honesty, kindness and industry. He leaves a
widow, 9 children and numerous friends to
mourn his loss. Rev Hall preached an ap-
propriate discourse on the occasion from Jas
I:i2; a text citoseR by Mr. SHIP for the occa-
sion.
dearest Father thou hast left US,
II ere thy loss we deeply feel;
But it's God that has berett US,
He can all our sorrows heal"
w. N. G.
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ss-The new bridge opposite Whiting

sG-The new bridge opposite Writings
Foundry has been completed and is now
in order for travelling over 1t, in con-
uection with the large brick building Of
Whiting & Co., now in process of cree
tion, will make qnite an improvement in
that part of town., Ashland is impro7-
ing more rapidly than any other town in
Northern Ohio, and with Its present en-
ergy is bound to be heard OF hereafter.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-26
DEMOCRATIC
ME s .

|. Democratic Meetings will be held in
the county as follows:
TROY, Thursday evening, Oct. 27th.-
Speakers-Campbell, Crane and I. Y.
McCray.
SULLIVAN, Saturday Afternoon, Oct,
18th speakers-Kenny, McCord and
McCray.
RUGGLES CENTER, Friday afternoon,
at l o'clock, Octeber 18th. Speakers
Jones, Hill and McCray.
ROWSBURG, Saturday evening, Octo.
Der 20. Speakers-Devor, McCarty
and Campbell.
MOHICANVILLE, Monday Evening,
Oct. 3lst. Speakers-McCarty, Jones
and Knapp.
MIFFLIN, Tuesday evening, November
lst. Speakers-Crane, Campbell and
Barre.
LEFFLEY'S SCHOOL HOUSE, on
Wednesday evening, November End.
Speakers-Jones, Jacobs and MeCray.
SAVANNAH, Thursday evening, Nov.
I'd. Speakers-Kenny, Crane and
Barre.
HAYESVILLE, Friday Afternoon, at l
o'clock, Nov. 4th. Speakers-Camp-
bell and Jones.
JEROMEVILLE, Friday evening, Nov.
4th. Speakers-McCariy. Emerson
and Barre.
POLK, Saturday Afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
Nov. 5th. Speakers-Jones, Kenny,
McCarty and Crane.
ORANGE, Monday evening, November
18th. Speakers-Crane, Jones and
Campbell.
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@
The IMMORTAL u. N."-This great
est Of all philosophers that has ever lived
has recently returned FROM his eastern tour.
AS an orator, philosopher and satiri,t, he
has no equal auong the living, and the
pages of history show that he has no su
perior among the dead. AS a philosopher
he bases his theory on tho immutable
principles of truth, and as an orator he
promulgates that truth with q force that he
Yields the multitude as with q magic
wand. Heroes, sages, poets and states
men may command passing attention, but
it belongs to 81. N" alone to create and
force upon the world q philosophy before
which all other themes must succomb, and
the world and the press must acknowledge
it. On the subject of the war -. n" has
solved the whole mystery, and his theory
of truth will have to be recognized if ever
that the North and the South are beth
right, from the stand point from which
they view it, ard that the great s'error of
prejudice" is that each will net consider
the others claims, but are unconditionaly
opposed to each other. If they proper
~ understood 0ne another the war would
cease j. N" is no partisan, he vii
leave shortly for Richmond to address the
Confederate Congress presenting the same
hat he has done in the orth. -. N"
explains it all upon the Interchangeable ba
Sis of truth, assuming all the pressure
himself. He will never surrender his
views because the truth can never sue
cumb to falsehood) on this inhuman blood
shed, which be claims is only a misun-
Outstanding between the North and the
Go on 81. n" plant your philosophy,
proclaim it to the world scatter the seeds
of truth, aud sooner or later mankind
adopt your theory, and then, aud
not till then, will the Union be rstored.
81. NJ" incarcerates himself in our
prison on Monday 3lst inst at 2 o'clock.
Sheriff James McCool, be fearless and
faithful in the d scharge of your trust,
and in future ages your name will be
handed down to posterIty, as having once
had in your charge a giantintellect, whose
comprehension of truth, the world has
been jealous of, aud sought to destroy
u. N" martyrs himself that he may as
ali prejudice from his friends that
may sympathize with him, and the press
which may recognize his truths. This
makes him the mark of envy and jealousy
instead of them More after 81. n" en-
tiers the bolts and bars. For the present,
re say brave hero of nine incarcerations,
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ksarDon't fai to be at the Court House
;son next Saturday evening. BOB will
make a gopd speech. The ladies and all
! the arest Of mankind" are cordially invi-
ted to be present.
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n9- We received from w. R. Sutton,
Esq, several important articles in refer
eDce to the A. & G. WI r., which are
necessarily crowded out this week. They
will appear in our next.
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New Notice to scho oil Teachers

ANCW @SSIASO W oSAO VI 4SdSAc16
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
oil Ashland County, will hold the follow
ing Examination s during the balance Sof the
year 1864 at the places specified.
The End Saturday of August at Ashland,
The End do do Sept. at Loudonville /;
The Alb do do do at Savannah;
The End do do Oct. at Hayesville;
The 4th do do do at Ashland;
The End and 4th do Nov. at do
Tie 2nd do do Dec. at do
These Examinations will ommencea at 9
O'Clock, A. NJ, and close at 4 P. n.
No applicant will be admitted after II o'c'k
NJ. Written testimonials of good moral char
acter signed by at least two responsible per-
sons will be required. which testimonials will
be kept on file. No certificate can be ante
dated, and the School Low prohibits Town
ship Clerks from giving orders to teachers for
pay unless they have Ger ifcate embracing
the whole time of service. The School Law
requires teachers to understand the following
branches. and be able to impart instruction
in them all: Reading. Writing. Orthography.
Arithmetic, English ana Geography.
4 failure in one is a failure in all, and
those not having a fair knowledge of eacl
and every one of the above branches need
not apply for a certificate.
Particular attention will be paid to Orthog-
raphy and those not having studied it will be
promptly rejected. No private examination
will be held. School directors are requested
to furnish us reports of the success of teach
ers as thoy will aid us materially in making
out certificates. Those expecting to teach
other than common brances will be examined
accordingly We would recommend to direc-
tors the utility of employing competent teach
ers, if they are mt the cheapest.
The supplemen tary School Law requires a
fee of so cents for males and 35 cents for fe-
males as q con dition of examination.
BY Order of Board,
ROBERT NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
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