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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
sFoR SALE.

FINHE story and half House, No ID Cedar street.
Il Lot 373 b. 52l. II has seven foished rooms. am
pie closets PLENTY ofhard and soft water, aud gas
throughout Every thing in perfect croer For fur
thtr particulars enquire of JOHN +. RAND, No.
Clapp's Block, Congress street. juned80d2w
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

June o, lat 50 20 N. Ion 10 W, ship Brit.ania,
from Cardiff for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

A7Sn BUSHELS Prime Western mixed, car
Il w 20 of sch H. X. Dunton.
1000 BASKETS ,more Of that rery Superior
Southern fstlor
COR N.
Cargo of sch l.. w. Pierce now landing at No. l2a
Commercial street. and for sale by
june2'eod2w EDw'D II. BURGIN.
AA For Baltimore.
H11N Til good schooner l. W. Pierce. Lor-
rxSy ing master. viii sail next week. For
N-N.-.. freight 10 tho lnlk of 400 barrels. apply
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

unteering, and permits recruiting at the South
TO fill the quota of each district The yolun-
teering may be for one, two or three years, with
bounty of $500, $500, and $500 respectively
draftSor one year will take place to fill the
deficiency at the expiration of the sixty days.
Eg-The citizens of Bath are making the nee
essary arrangements for very pleasant celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July. In addition to the
firing of salutes aud ringing of the bells, a
grand procession will parade the streets, ad-
dresses will be delivered on the common, and a
fine collation. spread for the soldiers of Co. A
and d, Sd Maine regiment. who will be welcomed
TO their homes. An attractive floral procession
will be feature of the occasion. The music
will be furnished by The Augusta Brass Band.
VWhen the Bangor Wing will indulge in a
joke without embodying the spirit of falsehood,
we will not complain, though the joke be at our
expense, "rhe Wing may or may not be an
noyed by the "little Times Fright by its side. !"
but we protest against its inference that we are
troubled by any paper in this vicinity. There
is no journal in Portland whose success can
possibly disturb our equanimty, for they either
represent different ideas and interests, or they
occupy distinct and separate fields, so there is
no necessary conflict between them and the
Press. We can ''liye and let live
EEWe are glad that our contemporary of
the Argus spurns the doctrine of the ultra
peace democrats. and in opposition to the New
York News and papers of that ilk, endorses the
doctrine that the only compromise that can be
allowed with the rebels is IAN honest offer Of
peace upon the laying down of arms by the
rebels, and their return to their constitutional
obligations. Such is platform enough, broad
enough, just enough, and the only one the peo-
pie will or ought to sanction" II the Argus
will stick to this doctrine we win never quarrel
with it. 1t is precisely the doctrine of Presi-
dent Lincoln and his administration.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-02

- The wife Of Hon. Amos Kendall died in
WASHINGTON few DAVIS since
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
LOAN opwrcEx.

AT T1-aoHry 'dBrRshLy ApvAscsD ON piA
n xrhns wANrHkS tBwkhRlf .u.t Alsc fAwS
-. EVERY, Ac., Ar n DnhsGAss street ? "strs
A PgisAr9 asSLsaAN or MgNNS WILL sAkt
" NJ nNs. uOafa edgtncee 4n tl4nnls Fsiehes ? Z,
rae suaTkss 2 psr eent ara ~ ~ etrc ls
yss.s.ati~ Aearss 4. ANF'e s..s'e9 Sils1 He -,
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
-. - -
LEGAL. NOTICES.


TTkiIED STATES or AMERICA. SOUTHERN DIS
u trct Of New YORK. sswhereas libel Of lns0rn,Alon
Amsrc Tor .hc seusnern Dsrc. Of Nev YORK the lsn
ssht hundred ana sxty four By r. DeAtsd spi, bsa,
Uaed states District Attorney to- the South bssries %
steamer "a Vance 'hsr .scss r. s.a s.rso ana whsre
sgsgner aud cargo captured prize
the dsy OF september, 1864 IN Asnuc ocesn
nofts e The Used s.A.ss sea saasx, De Cuba, Cap
talu .. a. issou Untsd 4tsoa Rsvy, colmAndist and
brought por, cf Nsw tsrt sed prsy,ar ssd
her tackle &c. ssd c,rsc b- scpdernsed
n Of ne in.ni.oH osds hs seal of NE .sd
TOT direced And deiv arcd do bcre6g ublo
noVce all parsons cAIuas the said steamer her
Ac and earso. cs In any inisea.d thorin hst
shev b sd appear bsf,re the sa pscs Court 70 I've he'll
the cily of New York In aud cr sad Soushers s
l10 o. New ,rk on The 17tt lay Bsltsmher .st
eleven tho forsnoon II ,h.t tsV tprov1 a tss
sam. shai ~ day ~ jurisdtcn oth-rsss the ecsi
th@ir cms snd N make their Assnt IN hss behalf
Dated this Ion tay ~ esptonbsr ttsA
ROBSRr MVSpAf. Ur tad Ss,ss MArahs. 10
r. DkArirLp 6xisr unitsS staie Di irlci Attorns Ea
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

i RIOBAaDS KINGsLANp. a PINE STREET n. ",
Bu2s AND SrLLS OIL STOCK M LAND
HAS FOR SALE TIE FOLLOWING
. l. STOCKS.
sEPTEMBER DIVIDENDS
viii be advanced sl0cks purchased on or peforo the
6rst OF October, as follows
Noble Well Prro ui Co., Sept dividend per cent.
Maple Shade Petroleum Oh Co., Sept dividend, per cent
United s.es Petroleum oh CO., sept dividend, per cent.
Consodsed Petroleum Oh Co Sept 5y1 end, IL per CT.
Success Petroleum OnCo, Sept dividend, - per cent
KntrkeT booker Petroleum OIL Co. Sept div ldend, sr o.
Manhattan Petroleum Oh Co.. Sept dividend per cent
Buchanan Farn on Co.. september dividend. per cent.
900 shares New York and Al eahapy Petroleum Company
1000 shares Bergen Coal and OIL Company.
500 shares Allegheny Petroleum Company.
AO0 shares Enterprise OIL Company.
40U snprea Clinton OIL Conn any
500 shares Aegbany Rv Pc ro enm Co. Of
yUUO shares Philips OH Co., OF Phi adelphs
100 shares VcnAngo on Co, Of Pbilads shA
1. Is q shares Ha'S0p OIL Co, OF Philadelphia
l,Ooi shares Great Western oil CO.. OF Philadelphia
Ito share DAiG Eirfl O Co. Of Phi adeiphis-
1000 shniss Oahorne 0IEo, Of Philadelphia
50 sharss vesA OIL WgTAas-
l0U Ahares High sate Petroleum Co,
~ shares American Petroleum Co.
I,tO0 shares Mckinley OH Co
1000 shares PIl.sbu,. oil Greek PetrDns on Go,
BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
open the above Office FOR ginal sxhsSpuors
BURNING sPRINo
CENTRAL PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Guaranteeing eight per cant per month
Also. Books for the
MAIDEN COAL AND OIL COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAH2.
seven per cent Fiat Mortgage sinking Fund Bonds
Of
WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA AND .aLoRGETowG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
PAYABLE JUNE !, issS
These Bonds are the total deb OF the and
secnred BY frat mortgage deed Of trust TIE
roa including - real personal and miI ed property from
tbe Baltimore and Ohio Ralr0ad depot Washington, d.
O. the Orange and Alexandria Railroad depot at Alex
drA Va. including he Long Bridge the Poto
The Rad s laid mosty with the double trasi, and
parity triple track and tho bridge with double track OF
heavy Z rail- weighing sixty poun ia 70 the yard.
Interest At cont per aDnam payable Ia semi
ANIMAL the hrs days or June and
the Metropolis an Esnk New York.
sinking fund Of hout and Eve hundred dollars ia
Appropriated by law the redemption Of the bonds vh h
Ase bf the sum Of $50 each.
The charters OF the Company from the state OF vr
Eina the city OF WafhnGion snd the Uniied States Con-
Crews, covering the ent,ra rsuse valuable prvt-
teEes.
This road r. in fHi operation has bssn lately risd and
rebuilt and ID the thorougbare 70 the South
meeting With the Baltimore and Ohio PhlAde phis Will
mlngtoa and Baltimore and Camden Amboy Rapads.
and believed there 10 better security tile hrkc
than that offered by these bonds.
Further formation the Office OF the under
signed will dispose OF the cntire Co SUIT
tbe views Of and where tho deed of trust ana
map OF The from Eev York 70 Alexandria 10
JoHS y. MURRAY 4 Co.
Bankers
No II Broad street, near Vail street,
New York
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

I1ICgMoND COUNTY. STATEN IsLAND
~ corpoN savsn n;,,ns PGR IN .CE CENT .Np S.np
lfThRLsf PAfABLE sBAi-ANsUALLI: a o,o>
Sub plione for rEdrcd Thousand dollars ($iO0 D
Of these bonds viii be received At the banking house
OF ElESrkih. EosENFEbp Co, No Broad street,
Of tho a~ paessd Feb q 1854 and under Regulation OF
ske board OF adopted July 28 1864, and tho
option with subscribers TO the FOR either ten
fifteen or wenty.1ve years.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
oHlPPrNa q,

NoricP. THE sTEA NsniP Ofry OF DURLrs OF
uis tpe wl ar 20 -aIra stss mar IN lhnrsfa@
sh ss"raRs reduced rates. payab ~ unted
otaiea clr ency
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
sHIPPIsa.

>osSIoSRBs. NOTICE THE srpAHspTp Nosyg
" IuHA, from stpa Jamsca ALL omm~ncs u d.
chsrg~ gBder -rnsra pF III hhta rigTr on Non.
BOwLAsDa AsPlswALL Ar.n,a
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
FsNANOsALs

f@IrY OF NEW yoR -pE AkraEST or FIsAScE
LEASES ~ ~ 4Li2 IgA'kS PIEkS AND sbiro. Al
CiiOS -
fh- riani io collect he ~haale for the ne or
occnpat"n oi h- ~ 'rru-n',pne do per- ,ol 49,.
I = VII o. ~ az Bpbb sat on, az tno Ciy HAIL On
Tuesday, october y, Is 4 AZ II . clocs A. NJ.
NORlH kfN
Lot No. l--'ter ~ N ~ nf Wait, sraaL
Lot NJ 2-P or u, foot OF < on -trreI
Lot NJ 5-Picr " fott " H.n lr-st
oncs.
by order OF ,he Comm ssroners a. the ;ing Fund.
MATHEW \, BRENNAN. Comptroi err
LBfRr ~. NiCuLAY, AuCriOKEgR
~ INPOkrANr SALE or NAsi0t SrOCR
Thr ~ enhn cnptAA ts iS cs oil 10 lie ~ non esc 20
,uMS. Sa s. Wilan street. Thursdat, Scot - -
" eioek " ~ go shares o. the siok ~ the GOD
ull anu Wig iunnpl and ain ne omnanr OF \ ~
Ierl rt stncN - no ishs 20 assesstnents sn NE
pay ari" VI sn iu.i colebr led Ionld curry
oh oss ptd a. agh s@J ton month, divtd@n
In Ind NfEf drE gvpg tu ptr.cu ara IAN ph ooa neo
81 te s'oaA ssireroon'~, as above.
nlyIDhsD NOTICE -gHB TRUsrErs or TIE
- HI fkfrooo er Petroleum iompsny st'uhen GROVE
Es President have de vidend oi 0ns per eeat ~
tir capital STOCK, iree ~ gpyernD~nt pa 40 on
Ian ~ ani a. me once the hank'rs Mess,s shninArdt
Gphh.ri, Nassau g,teet FR..D. SCnUCHAhp
EBw YORK, sepL IA lsi4 IpasaTer
nyIDEND-THR DIRECTORS or rHE soBLE AND
Dsianater Petroleum Company, fhlai.iphia have
this day declared Fifth M0nih OF Ten n
per cent q ON ihe earnings OF monlo OF August
tmakin8 Fifty ner esnt Tie capiai hve months
payable ftee ~ stale ina 2Ulh inA b. Oks close
the loth and reopen nn the est -
IN irl
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

lrIsHTNG RASKs.-THR SEA GOING STE MIR
" NlRGfFtA SEYMOUR wit maks trio u the Fishin 4
Bank % snniay sent IS hsit ines .nd r.freshments
board Land ugs-Ppck s'lp 1T Brnnme ~,
rvsfreth r. at Sprin street. AZ ~ and piar
No 4 ~ n ats O'Clock. Pare 81.
A. SLOTr. J. SCOTT,
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

TRAssrEa AoRsCy.-rHs oPHIE SILVER MINING
e New YORK city for the transfer e stock .nd Of
'''a'aa' rsu.s.r As.ni., snioe. s Pine ..rs..
PRR cRsT PER SosrH.-A LINIrRD AMOUNT or
stock Ia frat ciAss Coal Company 70 Be had st par.
I ais ssl aud s.. X. sSs. @ Win .nS Sa is r
s1ssaSSr r. .s SsS sAsi ro9t NAY
FEKsoSAL.
NOR Aporrlox NfEgEsr,sa Roy. SIX
CIRCUMSTANCES ~ ihoir CountT prcferei. Ad-
dress Mr.. brace for one week. station I, Er,adwsy
ISToRnArIos wAsrsD-or AsroNg GALExA, or
Ia onited s1.f, shin vsTmSEt Any niorpstoe m OF a'
drcss Nrs NJ. 6asns. care Of g. Richards as Grsen
wsch street.
IMPROVISATION wAxTED-..oF soeHIA MARY AsD
log ses ys sy II sSeJ a.. living .hsy vii s.s Sf
:sarhinr % their sayanises s cans .. xsaps gallery
JSFoKNATioN wASrgD.-or cLAuDE LARAMIE
Ton win be kapkfuy received aged friend Fish.
/ Miller, u Eas! Tenth street n Z -''
IsEoE%ArIos wANTEp.o BRIDGET DuNNLAvy.
janice Dunnlavy Castle dsrden, New FORK.
IMPORTATION WAITED OF JANRs cALLAs. wHo
s.. fsa New o.ss
.rss % @ ~ 70 % q sss os address n'e 70
rY JAMES GALLAGHER LATE GAsfRRs MArR or
the United states cunboit Coer de Leon viii his
address to hox W Rrooxs Post ocs ne w b,ar OF
thing 70 bis sdrAniAss
Ty WILLIAM TIDLER OR FREDERICK PuLLyu
j Who iatsly boarded 81 Mrs. Dngsrs viii write o.
Aber, xore board the uased ststes receiving ship
North Caroline he will be happy 70 hsar from iaem.
INLIvER NoYER, A LAD, is YEARS OLD FTvs
~ feet three inch high rart somponion large front
August f6 1854; had on when he left brown hat
ros light vest and pants; had been . oa
oeal tn Mac
io,nsd The army hny 9ue styss informatIon q his
Moysr. horthumbo riand, Pa
To I.-aY DRrAx Is AT AN nND. YoU rUL
allied soone, han sTreeed bu, enough u Is past.
are strangers for all utnc 70 III reply this
Lrouso Personal siss Dream, V my fun name, staten
ID.
yUArrED-IsFoRMArYon or STEPHEN RrLLRY,
w anstys ef King: csonsy Ireland. q. has not besa
of since the th Of Februsrr, 1854 Auy inform
of him Thankfully received BY Bnsn Riley Asters Long
Island, foa ofnce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

A. Nc. MCCLURE,
REAL ESTATRAGENT
NO. 2ao THlIsD STREET, AT JOHN II. sToPPEL-.
MANS OFFICE

I HAVE large amount of property for sale suen
Es houses and lots IA ali pate oi the city ai VaT-
Dus prcts ranging from four hund ed to thousand
dollars, on good paJinents ana we'll situated; and
any quantity OF vacant lots i0r sale Alto seyeTal
arms ,or sale ranging from hundred ana Axty
the county.
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
co 'uy, wall do well 70 cali on me, / shall give
rofnpl attention ORl business entrusted TO my care
hgys had considerable experience in the business.
labdlm A. E. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Aost.
Motels
UNITED EDSTATEsHOTEL

Directly opposite the Boston ana Worcester Railroad
F NJ 4H Dspot) siCcag t3i
HNHE underagned who has been connected with the
l. American house. IN this city, or oYer nine years
has leased this well known and popular Hotel for
term Of years, and pledge him elf 10 hs friends and
the puee 70 use ne gkLost eorts sustain the rep.
1tatton OF the UNI ED STATES HOTEL, ~ a 6rst-
class house The public may rely upon finding al
thls house the spPances ana ooIaforta OF Arst
Price, as heretofore. Two Dollars per day. Ny 4
ocSdSm 4f.t FRANK 81 PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09

44aiIg Gmpilre,
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

sg-Trsns arriveand departfrom the Union Depot
OlssNNAEl. HAnIIrok ANp pArroK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Wu=parmfrsbip,
OO.PARTNBRSHTp.

ONaE undersigned have this day formed oo.part
L nership under ths name aud arm OF BREENE
and tetad Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business
at the old stand Of W. q Bresne, % Msn street. on
poslte the Conr House, where they would be pleased
10 see fHp friends OF IN house, and as many new
ones As mag favor them with call
WILLIAM q BREENE,
ANDREW Q. NIXON
Dayton, FsbTusryl, lSel4slIdsAwI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Urunks. sc.
NEW HRUNK .MANUFACTORY,

o.. IL. LOW E, Agent.
NO; 27s THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADoW's MARBLE YARD
WE would most respectfully inform the citizens
w OF Dayton and the Phblic IN general that we
keep on hand all kinds Of Trunks, Valises, Carpei
and Travelling Bags, all ofwhch we will sell ut mole
sale or retail as cheap as any house IN the civ i'
Particular attention paid to repairing old TFunks
\ shave NJ nationaPe solicta e5Stf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
Rusic
MERCHANT TAILORING
HENRY MILLER,

FIHANkFuL for patronage heretofore extended to-.
4 lns urn OF Miller a hafrh respectfully solfoits
continuance OF the same TO hlmsst at the old etnud
Huston Building corner hlrd and Jefferson streets
where he will Always be found with full assortment
oi goods IN his line. ie3dSW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthof aud W stewart, Dayton; George L,
Boyer, Mamishurgi stoc slayer, pion; j d Ander.
son, Oenteryiliei Myers, New Lebanon; u Jaekso
Chambersburg y y Bauer, Harrisburg; D Divine
Iohusyillei Arnold Limhert south rlington Jaobb
smser, West Baltmorei Rookie Co, Germantown;
J w MURPHY yendaliai II Nichols, liberty y Rees
karmersville Heverng 61HeU Salem; W Pyrnnnt
Ooi ParkeTsburg; and by Druggists and Merchants
gsneraLy throughoutthe uhiten nstatah aud Oanadas
au2ldiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-09
WILLIAM WALKER,

NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, '-
I 8 prepared to Accommodate his customers wit
/ every article Of gantlemen's wearing appklei :,
the latest lyle hnd best quality Those who " nj
coats, pants, vests, shlrs hosiery, hannkefehiefs
gloves, ooott SHOES, slippers 6c., wall do w,lltC
give MN call su2i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07

In Sonora, Muskingum County, Ohio. at Il
O'Clock Saturday, November 18th, 1864, Mrs
Violet JANE DoRLANp GILBREATH. only
daughter of Carrot and Elizabeth Dor
land, of Rowsburg. o., and Wife of Mr.. Gill
breath, Pastor of st. Paufs Lutheran Church,
Sonora, o., aged 30 years. 10 month aud Is
days. The funeral services took place in the
Rowsburg Lutheran Church. Ashland county
o., on Tuesday, Nov. Both, 1864. The pastor
preached a discourse from I Cor. 15:55 81
after which a large concourse of friends and
relatives followed her remains to her last rest.
ing place, by the side of her mother. The
deceased has been for sixteen years previous
to her death, o consistent and vers affection-
ate member of the Church of Christ. She
leaves a devoted husband to whom she has
been a faithful companion for nine years; a
son seven years of age, and an infant daugh.
ter aud many friends to mourn her loss. But
their loss is her gain, .lforS she rests frop hel
labors and her works do follow her"
Rest in thy grave kind sister rest,
Till God shall bid thee rise
Then mounting from thy dusty bed
Wen meet thee in the skies.
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--.-

s@- The "City Book Ssore.D sign of
the 4sBig Book" has struck "ile," as wit
ness the following prices: McGuffey's
Spoilers Is cents, Rays Arithmetic Part
Third 60 cts, Cotton & Fitch's Geography
IS cts, Pinneo's Primary Grammar Sc
cts, md all other schoot books at cores
ponding prices We happen to know
that these are arholesan prices, for s.fg
ures won't lie"
In the line of Photograph Albums (and
VIC were acknowledgements to- the ex-
tent of one) they are selling at less than
six monthsago prices, Notwithstanding the
great advance. We speak by the card.
Make a note of this, and callin-you win
save so psi cent, Remember the sign
of the sBig Book"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07

STRUcK.-The jour. .Shoemakers of
Ashland have struck for higher wages,
asking an advance OF twenty per cent on
their former prices.AWork has stopped
and prorrieiors are unable to advance
10 their demand without making a
corresponding raise on the prices OF
heir,-manufactures, which are already
fabulous. They are not making five per
cent. on their capitd invested, and jour
neymen say they can't live at present
wages. Poor men who voted for LINCOLN
can nowtsee iHto what kind of as6x they
have voted themselves and the begin
ming is mot yet. The coming winter will
witness scenes OF distress and suffering
that viii cause the unfeeling and stout
hearted to shudder and wilt with heart.
sickness at the sight. Laborers who
could formerly live at moderate wages
are now starving and perhaps laying idle
because PROJECTORS dare not assume to
Cypress their poor custonlerszto meet their
demands Such are the workings of Alb
olitionism, practically, in our midst
Manufacturers can't live qnd the poor are
oppressed, You must pay cash for wha,
you get or do without. Either the hirer
" the hired must starve or have credit.
The terms are cash esery1Sasurday night,
and if any person suffers for bread and
meat on Sunday it is the manufacturers
So we go, with death, starvation and all
the horrors of ~demopiacal Abolitionism
staring us in the face as SO many furies
of Pandemonium. 5
Since the above was in type, We learn
that the employers and employees have
compromised the matter and the work is
now going on.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07

The PRICE OF NEwsPAPERs-The
Ashtabula Sentinel estimates. that it costs
s2,1s to publish that paper for one year
at the present rates, and that it loses
eighteen cents on each copy-the sub,
scription price being $500. Its editor
~couhsels wisely and well when he says one
Of two things must be instituted, viz
Either more price, or smaller paper
Publishers differ as to the best plan to be
adopted. Z Some prefer the" en-smelling''
process, while Others unhesitatingIy hitch
on the dimes. Seine go as high as So.
per year, which notch the Home journal
has just reached and many country papers
range along the scale between So and So.
PAPER makers are not disposed to abate
one iota on paper, notwithstanding the
~cheapcniug of other commodities Of trade,
neither will they do SO. sunless the heay-
ems fall" The publisher must, therefore,
protect himself, in some way.-Ohio Re-
Pository. Bs84ssA tsszali 81. yer lanal st6s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07
NHERLFPS SALE.
Charity School of Kendall In ashland {

SA
augustus A Taylor, admir- "a
of T.. j. Bull, ct al. Common Pleas.
TN pursuance to the command of an order
of sale of mortgaged premises duly issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, dated the 2lst day Of November, AID
1864. and to me diresied l will expose to sale
at public auction at the door of the Court
-Heuse in Ashland, ]
On Saturday. December 24th, 1854,
between the hours af 10 O'Clock A. N. and 4
O'clock P, NJ. OF said day, the following de-
,scribed lands and tenements to wit Situate
in said county of Ashland andkhown and de.
scribed as ont lots lumber one hundrep aud
thirty seven 1871, one hundred and thirty
eight I3sl one hundred andforty seven Tat.
one hundred and forty six II46], one hun
dred aud thirty pine 1881. one and. hnnd-ed
and forty E1401. and one hundred and forty
five las in Wales Addition to the own of
Loudonville, containing aboutthirtythree acres
of land. Terms of sale-cash. appraised at
81, 98O,O0 JAS. M'C0OL,, Sheriff.
November 23d-tspfS9,00
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-07
s. Internal Revenue omce
oolIsofor,s Nottce.


The Assessor Of the I4th District hav-
ing returned to rue for Collection the al
phaBeticai list of special Income Tax,
Assessed under the "Act of Congress
approved July 4th, 1864" All persons
assessed will take notice aud make pay
pent at my Office, No.1, Town Hall
building, between7the 5th and 10th days
of December, 1864, as after that date
the penalty will be enforced.
Taxes due on Licenses and the increase
Tax on Licenses, also, Taxes for the
months of August, Sept and Oct. must
be paid immediately. Monthly Taxes
must be paid between the Goth and the
last day of each month.
u. s. Revenue Stamps for Sale at my
NJ. B. pARMELY, ss2
Deputy Collector.
Ashland, Dec. J, 1s64-3w26