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Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

ALSO. ths ftl.ov!uE county otaeeEs il eacA
county, &c vii
One County and PIob2e- Judge. one Clerk
of .9s Circuit Court. one Sheriff, one Coroner,
one Treasurer, one Surveyor. aud one Internal
IMPROVEMENT Commissioner, except in Tie coul-
ties Of Arkansas, Prairie snd Perry. Also, one
Common School Commissioner, ezcep. in tue
counties OF Bradley. Drew, Franklin, Fulton,
Isard, Marion, Montgomery, Pulaski, SSarcy,
Van Bureu. and yen. Also, one Asa, ssor OF
Taxes in each OF the counties OF Arkansas,
Ashley, Bradley. calhoun, Columbia, Crawford,
Deshs. Drew, Fulton, Green, Jefferson, john
son. Lsfsyette. Law renee, Ouachita Philips,
Polk, Randolph, Sebastian, SoTier, Cnion ana
Yell. Also, one Assessor and ColisctoT oL 'Zes
in each of the cOunties OF CrttendeA, iiemp-
stead, Independence, Poinsett and st. tTaaois.
Also one Collector Of Taxes and one Clerk OF
the County and Probate Court II the
county of Chieot And for each tOwEshi?
IL the several coun,ies one Constable and such
number of Justices of the Peace, az are autho-
rizei by the Constitution and laws OF this State
The Sheriffs Of their respective counties att
hereby required 10 cause said election 70 De held
according TO law
In testimony whereof, l have here
SEAL unto set ny hand and caused the seal
I6O Of the State Of Arkansas 10 be ah11eO
ut " ashington. Arkansas, on this the twenty
third day Of July, in the year OF our LoEa' one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-touT
r., tbs Govsrnor. Il FLANAGAN
o. H. OATES, Secretary Of State.
The election is ordered in tbe2d, 4tb, 5th, o;h,
9Th, 9th, 10th, 1lth, 18th, 18th, 20th, and z7fh
Senatorial Districts owing 10 Decision of the
Supreme Court When the Senate shall ine@t,
il viii, of course, determine, under the NonSii-
tuition, the official character of its OWE me ulb5rs
I 23-4w II. FLANAGAN.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

FgTRE undersigned IS prepared with the neces-
4 sary blanks, and is authorized to administer
the oath required by law in proving up the
claims of DECEASED SOLDIERS. The
claims heretofore forwarded TO Richmond have
been paid, aod persons who nave los: Te-ai,yes
wou!d do vel TO mako application fer the
pay and allow ance due them, as early rs pcss!.
bic, while the necessary proof can be obt@nsd
July Is, 1861. c. I. SUTTON j. r.
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PROCLAMATION
BIZ THE GO VERN R:
EXEC UIIFE OFFICE. I

BT 7 He G . VERN R:
E1kCUIIFE OFFICE.
WAsEISeTUG, AkIL.. July IS, 1864. s
TGE STATE OF ARHANSAg,
TIE tbs Sheriff a tie s<0sral CoSassss II said
9tdts--GEEETT
VA HEREAs, tbs CsLe;i:u.ioa and is,7s 9:
" the State CT Arkansas. recEire eh4: II
General E!ectio1 shaI be held, il said State
on t5s FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
Therefore. 7. HARRIS ELANAGT,F, Cover
o-1z Of tie Stats CT Arkansas. % pEocis!u tbz:
GsasrsI Election w3!. 81 head 10 t5s respective
Counties Of shis State. &C the s;id frs. 3l1a5ay
CT October. oue tkJUeaUd sight hundred Ea3
sl4sy-four That :s TO say
Fot CnF Prosecuting A.s9nay fox each d lis
fuAowlng Judi:ial Circuits, 10 VII.
kiIsa, sscoad. ThiId, Fourth. Filth. aizth.
cFeoth. EtgatL an1 Eia;k.
-Also. fgt oLs State SenAtor f:3ua each q tbs
fouo~iIE 9szatoTizl D13r<ie;a. - VI,
fIcra hard Distriot ccrpossj Of the counties
q CAlI0l Rna SsTvtoL.
IIola 10 All Dis.!ct ea1sposv3 of lie coln-
ci-6 ct Crawford arl Franklin:
EIozl tho 5th L.3UieE. composed of la co.,
;i5s 9: Sebastian AS G13tg
k.ora t-4 6s- D,i-rl5t, oonp1sei II TIE -a-a-
tics OF .IolEs-z sl.i Pope
SsoLS. rs YtE -fs-r.c.. oe3zpased .; the oou1.
tics q &ail. PelgF Ez-1 Nc2w3y;
FIpz. t1a 1tR IttsE---t. coz pad ot lie o3Gn
HJs u -sA.d hE5 : - bcIca.
E.olz .Ae Ij:4 Dl5trie.. ..,le7asj u the 1oun-
- q ~a3s2ss.5e2,@.
TsoC- ia Il:A Dls,,..;. c2znposed u the cou--
ties =. A4wrs-oa s.43 k'EI-oI,
fiv:n t.a .5ta Lia,Ti1s csElgossj Of ths ooC1'
ass ot Phillips AZ A1cl- X,
Elo14 ths l9,h Lls,Ilst. evznP5sed It's col1-
;Ios ot C5:oot. L2a" ana AELles.
E.os-l -Als zJEa Distl->t cUn posed u th= e0tiE-
Ia u Es:4il>y ! i'll :; =-!as.
Esoia Sic Z5tA District. somp0s d Of -l.5 c3u1
ties u Hot S2Iiae. Aoatg0lu5gy and Saline
also. ooa <r2l1 ca-j # the following p-jtl;-ca.
% IL jll-.Eired tsi.L3i
lzo:1 tbs 18th Dsuict. composed of tho coUI-
t.a q toiEBett. Cross Nd 81. sIaacisi
From tEs IAN L.IrI4ot loup3a-d = tbs coU1-
tt>o Of Mississippi Ind CI.uvlleu.
kEuEI It's 17tn District. composed OF Is Goc2-
ties of Wits. jackson t,.d WoC-lVa.
Also. 1-T la-l-oe-s q tie HcIsa o. Repre-
sa1t&t;veS - tAe E-zt l;cn5.-l Assembly G. lie
Stats .!a1i ;Ae 1eage1Gye -oaa-i1s thsgoot, 70
Ti.:
Flou. ;ae aou-cy q Az&@s-s-s, o7e Represent
4..ye;
Ftou. lis equity vE A54.s = oE.s Rerraeea,a ,at.re
10 ll,1l1cy Il Ez1tU $50 entail -
k1oLl -Ae cJ0nty u EIa1ly. gn5 H. gsese1-aEI's 'si
EICII. -us G5G-.-y u Cal1.- yIs- : .-s-!s=tlye,
kI.1. ne .vunty IF CAl-.. two h52-eseot tAllyes;
fruu. The county 81 Ch-co'. cLa Representative W;
tE0Ia Tie -0u1ty 81 C-aIE v-.3 L ETce7i.tA-l7e'
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500 Z HFF aNE..

4 Ia ~ yr s;r..3i lEam tae sa55-l.5lr -
~ t4..sn, 4 l-s o-- ti.t stl i..:., , .tsG bay
ia. 1N--s About l3 r5t.s Old. a.s s.5.. saddle
d. s,, .,-t branded ~ ,r .-e t-.r e.. & On the
7- Shoulder. Also iigat orori. = ..s7 Mule
-.s small s-ca on th" ueeA -.ns.t b. Tic col
+r 1.s f-fr- o.'. b.c.1,4 ul f.e l= si5s
I'll" neck -.t .I- l-ttar +, sar-lv visible /
v-. EiT, ta. above rsH.tgL .Oc .Ls c."vafy Of
s-l a4l.97 ta lna at this pttct or Z Ategs. re-
"aa Nll b. r,l1 fer amy !u:5~la.-..u, 20 that I
e-a g t-,-a-
W. WARREN JOHNSON.
Capt Il \. q r
hilton 1rE. An Z 1865 st-lEr-
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EYaRfe9 ID Elrea

I WANT ts hire One Hundr5d and Fifty able
A oea.sl NEGRO NEJ for Teamsters, for
.-.,- viii pay Thirty Dollars per Month
-5- L. 0. Bogeess, a. G. II. az Washington,
-' .''As ali necessary aEIangeule nts with par
-s 10 Tia, yiciui1v
ISAAC BRIEKER, Major
x Cht. Q. II, .. A
Jane q. 1854. l7-tf
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Da VAN III
ERo-rCs I.AAs NrFlcF

T4st'1stcc. Ark, Jure II, 1854.
Er ri, tcse-n ar re5srence 70 Gen. Smith :
g,igfs ~. "a - directs tle purchase, and,
necessary. Jae iHq-eesa-ort o. cue half tie
"a -.r in this Department. L IS hoped pgrtiea
srrz e.t. : ",G sci "a 70 'ha Go-srnHeDt
.,-r ,hs5e uris-s. : am instlnatoj % buy
.:pu. TIE Government DOCS not vtEa % re-
%. to harS.. means n obtaining IT. : would
aetore, urze upon teosa having eo<;aa. 81
ne forward without delay AMI selI 70 the
DAVID BLOCE.
Ger. Agent Produce Loan for the
l&-.j State # Arm.
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&SrECa

NGFECG,
nrD RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
z Z, viii bold IT'S ne1t Anniversary a; Rocky
Comfort. sevier County. Ark. commencing On
S.-I,rdav. Sa.erit@r the path, 1854
4 gTEyEN2OE, CO. CT Com
July IS. 1854 2tY
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EGE Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY in she city Of
I Camden, new -mproven rs. consisting If
Dwelling House, Workshop. Car-Eayd, b..
Cert 5sE4t- Money, Olt i5su= at discount, &C
8 'aJls address T., Boz g., Csia1-n, ARK.
4lgust elh, L-5- Z4-5w
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nusEc l'eacEaeR EgnElfeR,

" next, 20 teach in the PaIacli1ta S, mluaTY
Applications may be addressed TO the Under
1sqal, Principal Of said Institution, q: Pa-a.
l.,a AK
A3,- S STEVENSON
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

-a7,- ATLANTA Atlanta August :
On Saturday er 1tly .aG eas-lv 1.-
.acLe4 ll heavy -rres Armstrong; 1a~-
a-r~ ani Bates z+im's'Grz a7 a1-r-z.n
lef-. aHd succeeded ln driving -as clra--T
across fhe south braach of L.l~ Geek.
b1. "a .rlnt lt Bates theT w-.a r=rl-1sl
~.tl considerable l1=z. l4arll- t--ir -aa1
aa5 wounded. and shout oaa All--e3
prisoners
The c5'2-5 -ftle a.h s4l 18Th Ia3a
r4l Tennessee s-s il c-r t-las -
r1.atan rt-1- w. aE1f R-i rra
r-.---5-1- m-1 aarr5=-'v tm E.
--5 array =. 5,- ~ -Il.a Ac-1- .
o.l-a-l ra=-ar1ar -1-l-7r a-1t4a- attE-z
Ta7 ia.-a aa -hr ---a --lra eF -5 c17-
l1r's sA.rHisL.rz, supported - Z .i1s z.
laa.l. iut wara again --rr.a- Mia
great THY. TL+ a.ta-E WAS -nrs~-1
last NIGHT vi.h lircs at rat-l=. l-d -t.-
enemy wcre again rrrri=-d 7itA ha--.a-
-.s5 tAia before ON rr- ha= 5-1
around % reinforce Palmer, bUt E1-,s-7
to-day arc rlu=na'Ir .aieif -7 shells
tlruHu in thn city. Service wEa he--
IL s-9o-al churches yesterday
TAr h1le number XII raiders ca7.lrrt.
.--... t-r ano1.A ,1 4g+
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,s1EF-g Families.

IL. ia15--.u Soldiers Fsn ils who have
- l- .'. ".r IsP .r-t By t4-.,t commissioners a5c
t-es. Id Te4or- l-.-...1..-..v - s T
E5als. judge i. T. Eo.l 81: T. >. " li'-s;ies.
-7i -a--=s tl-sE -a.I-s 4r- reported by the
- August, .1sy vii. b. d. ...'..; o. 4ll benefit
at-s 5lrr,t -gp-.pr-s5a fer Fta .veAr 1884
B. yc2.r O. ,la E9Gaty Cosrt.
>. I. S.l2, LEES, CIk.
Arg ., l55sr &5-ss
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
EZrsvc<z or stolen

= = , = -" ~ = -. -'-hg
HG.| .r. subscriber, "a or 4t-lat the 25th
i asr r.. Mag. 1861, .ror ri.s Headquarters
2tE-I1'. D4-kr.y, near Ca--.3-n. Ark,
,Iats .4Las .HGI.EL FoAoE. ave ve2rs old
' us a.s-...- Is -5oS, Il. hands high: has 4
a.r.t-c spot 90" his l..f Gag s1e.t tho SIZE 0:
81 -lrlsa pa. l.gaa sars a- lis -.gLt hip
~ .1e s.ss %, q silva. half ts...-. a mule
5a.-s scarcely u.--ep .e. dow. as eack, &ad
-s.-. ua -.s .l- shoulder, rbs-h Lies the ap-
a-a1~s oE brand o. IT, ---..- !. " tz4-o j q.
.---v executed
A-a=... .-.,.-d AL .- r.s,..: fc- H. delivery
Q. t-.s Il. -ze b. l-a ~ 80 la-;sI 1-5-kery's s
''l l'art-s 3r ans !u'-1;,e ,e..3-. = H.. Liz nm
All be t.tuE.uly received
J4ltLS II FTLL.r-t'Ga.
Camden, Ark. Juua 18th, lo5s 4g-371
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$500 Rcygard,

p ANYWAY from ny PlIr;ation, s miles
H. seltl-va5t of N0orssrils. Boovie county,
.,s.s. .oa III. 2s.a G.t, a '..-zTo 10y nar.sd
L}Io. about 81 'eet aIsr, weighs abou: $50
.s; d7ra copYr Coior: Te.y qujek spoken
las a sear oa vas 81 his 4sgs under biz kn>a
s. don. by hogs tIsk- S.1i1 beg Is abaut
5C-j fa.-ss o... l hara siIo another bov
sGw.r .Fpu saEie place, on tn 25th November
lis, ea11, q .~et high Weighs about l90 lbs ;
..lut 3, p- 80 years n.T, I4rI.d CHA6LEs
v.t s.re E.va I-Clgcl > liars :oT the ae-
s-.as. % aot islire-y II AVA and 0ae
--so83 .yg -aaai,a.
-5-.vf L = RAAULF.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

n llM-A n fL.tri A4 A----t Nt--i ehil- t t-.s.
5.a -5i--r Le explosion nn tr-1a
evening no.iinr W it-r-5t ha- -rHr
p-J3. Some p.cfe; firing and ncI'ar
allliia- today. a4l resulting ln lltA a-
Grant ~ certainly -gLLiIE more trao,
from hi- command % the valley ii-f-r-
hu~u-er uc- brlicTad t. have aualluuNA
Ai-i4y bGt still parserellng ll digging
Richmond. Aag. s.-iae h- A. 4 Iif1e4
AAs hern received it o7arfias -o i-t.-
liaezea of Importance from either sl l--
main armies.
IA court of enquiry iz a1out t1 t- z'a
vcard to inquire into the causes cf W
latu disaster at Pe;orzburg. The nrla "a
of -.= Federal Il - lscertainca tr i.a
5.54o no g0.d quotations. tA= I'll.
lsiag fast dav
IhG 'f ashiHgtan Chronicle XII 4lA =t--
Kelly fought rebels under McCaus .t.- \.
and Bradley johnson It New Greek 80
..e +tA Rebel Lrs= severe. cars siigLi
another fcr-r a Hybgis W. pea L--.
elato.a ca tie Str
Curtin calls .u- 51lt1 militia, s-r...
Tsr \ clnnut rcO earnestly urge u--ni.
-1e people e the State tie Necessity @.
tAa Immediate presence of tlis force
Telegraph says tht Ereatett c1nstrrt---
lon c-c= more prevails alo1g C1-.s-
iaHr Valley he pop4.a:iar is ft4ie
.t-il-pA: t--inaT5 arc hur-E.R- n.f r.-Hrf
S-.cE. Foreirn aavicc1 Il tac .or.
-n-nn- l-t
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
I IN l.A-rar.

Mobile. August 5-Painflilv kn-oi-i-
a-inr l- announce -he ahanet2i r-rr=n1o-
Y Eart Gaines. III ha'frs=t 9 O'clock
this morning II Col Charles Ants-a'n.
2ts. Alahaml Jaia powerful F7-'. --1a
Drovi5.9rei flr Six mouth and p Es--l
son of six hundred m-n. II c3n-cr1'
c.t1l v.ta tlG eaany'E "A ar
truce without thy sanction -f Gen Fa--
PAGE er4ura1 b- ziE1-, what l.= p-r-
r11a -1z- 11. -11ral l7 answer At
;az..5a rzz attracted t-- ziEE4- E--5. a-5
Page repeatedly teieetaphed r. a'.1 e
1 volr Fort, ana tl6 same lizht 1889
listed Fort G-incs and f7End AudalE1a
"a r-es. 7u tsa-i IF the Yankee feet. r
rn1 -ia- terms KIT -pitnlaticr lei. e.
srr.,r- -5al- t1r Andtr-ra 5n Al5 II
tar1 ur. - surrender. hut relieving MIN
af h.s --amaa5 AitA urh Iort 1llrE Nh
zzga1lal tb,s morning. -1 answer f1e-r-
ils hosting % Yankee aag oFev -
ra--la-.E A15a.zaa' conduct o1-Ia---
pronounced ia4xpHc-a-s lnl -----s.-1-
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
ATTENTION.

@ e1 l7.a Fsaa 1aE 54 MI hjsn;s si sfa.s;s ra sSRis'
; as o1-o JOHN GRIFFITH.
y Hal- Col. Gou,d'e Regt.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

an.v. infinitely worse than the desarri3-4
bv solder i his co,7rs. anl gong oTsr
to tbs enemy to turn his b2i-s.s h5-'asss
ths bosons al Till former comradss- 111-
Is znd always hRs hss- the lazy O. . : :
tions, and 50 i oush. % be
The causes of forfeiture an 375fs- 'e:
t,-;h il tl:s information ere tTHr IL. y
thsv should Be confessed. g sIsts,-:s1 ~
proof nP3n a tri1.
As itis i11iciallY kncTa 70 ne -oH''
.ls+ me County Of Pulaski. = TAio1 tas
rar.y thus caarEaa resides. + 4 tas Fsi
aassi1r ot tile enemy. and o11lP-ae 1y
IA. a-.as, SO that the p-ooes7 o. ne C2a.t
-srro. b. sent thithes. e thsre fiji ~
lsr.l rsnr5r served. tas Court ~i-- tol-
low IL subs,ancs the original PEacilT9 Z
the country where the writ ot LA0 .Fat-
-=-.3 had IT. origin There ne Beer1
was o-dBred 70 make prac'a-c st-1- -2'ty
DAYS before the Eye fo. IL Pe.soas
claiming franchises hy The Eils'1 gfhHt;
70 c5ms bsfors tie JEsricss Il Eyre. a9a
fb3w on Tlzt warrant they held t.is
sane III IL party failed 70 appear. t-'
franchise was seized l-:o ne Kings
Tra3s by way Of 1iztratnt. and / n. ra-
plgr.s1 a---aE lib Eyre. t1s 5=--i-a rs
hnal
Here f3I3.gz5 tfs 5r5sr 2f 7'5''577t2''-.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

Fruw IoBuz.-Jast st:er o1- liz: :s-
5ns. Nh, received tAe intelligence con
taiae5 i It'll following dezP-:-hsa T1o
naval bs..Is vas aIi15s3 g Z or lass
.azls -1 =.-- h1-= no r1-t-c1'ars
Richmond. Aaga-- 5---ls :2-3-7!zG
was raa=-r-3 va2:5-i-v
NOBLE. A--lz: T-+1 Hoz JHE =.
t,zG1a Sc =z.ze- Il the el=nT yes
-a.s-f-1-tso= s-.1- III -a-ss --la-
---5s. passed Lart 1-7-g7- ta.z -c3--.=S.
T.,1razeh. -c-:---. we s-lZ ty E1.
Morgan Ihe Tennessee Ea--s- izr31
after desperate 2EaE=-9n: 7lt1 80
eaomy's fs=t
Admiral BacL-1a1 l3s: -e-. s-d =
prisoner Selma w. alp caPtr-ld
Gaines was bs1che3. 3lo---n u SAFE.
and Will try and run up :o-ni gh-
Ena-T'E Get - apar -h=a -ha 1itT
Cas -71ito- has t5=a e--aEi2g lo-E
Powell sli da-.
f5fgrsl, - . LArrAr.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

Camuel Larzelere and Patrick Kelly of the City
- of Philadelphia, in the State of Pennsylvania,
afo hereby netiied that on the 2nd day of Febru-
ary, A. D. 1863, Phineas Weed and Lewis B. How
ard, late partners in trade, under the firm name OF
Weed and Howard Plaintiffs, fled their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Ashland, in the State of Ohio, against
the said Samuel Larzelere aad Patrick Kelly: De-
fendants, settiDg forth that ON or about tine 18th
day of July A. d. 1862, 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 Pennsylvania, thirteen gel
indes and one mare, for which said thirteen
geldings and one mare, so sold ard delivered by
the plaintiffs TO the Defendants as aforesaid, the
said defendants then andthere agreedfopay the said
Plaintiffs, or before the first day of August, A.
D., 1862, the sum of Fourteen Hundred and Sey-
enty Dollars, and praying for o judgment against
the said Defendants for said sum of Fourteen Hum
dred and Seventy Dollars with interest from the
first day of August, A. d. 1862.
The said Defendants are further notified that
they are requested to appear and answer said pc
titien, or before the 7th day of May A. D. '64.
REX JONES,
te Att'ys for Pl'ffs.
Ashland, March 9, Ie64-6w4O
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-30
SHERIFF.S SALE.
Godfrey Kick, I'm Partition in Ashland

Godfrey Kick, In Partition in Ashland
Magdalena Kick ct al County Common Pleas
In pursuanceto the command Of an order of
Sale ON partition dul, issued out of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said County, dated the 10th day
of March, A. D., 1864, and to me directed 1 will
expose to sale at Public Auction, on the premises
on
Friday tie 18th dag Of Apriz, A. D. 1864.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ, ofsaid day the following described lands
and tenements ;situate in the County of Ashland
and State of Ohio, to-wit: the south east quartz,
of the north west quarter of section nine 9) range
fifteen (15 j township twenty {2o) containing for
ty acres (40,) more: less also the south west
quarter of section ten Qe3 range fifteen (15,) town
ship twenty (20,) containing one hundred and fifty
eight (I5s,l acres more or less. The -(4ol acre
tract pprsised at sl27o. LOO and the t15sJ acre
tract appraised at S6,320,00. Terms of sale
one third in hand day of sale, one third in one
year, and the residue in two years from day efsale
with interest from date. Back payments secured
by mortgage on the pr ,mises. Said lands sold frec
dover.
of JAMES McCOOL, Sheriff.
March 10th, 1s64-ne414w-pf-So,OO 90
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-30
He HAD hi1ls there


The following squib was perpetrnted a.
school down cast It's toe good to be losts
:, It seems that few hours ezemption from
mischief had greatly enlarged the bump of
treachery in the upper stories Of the young
idea, and they tool, and smeared sths baiusf
trade from top 90 7bottom witb,nud, du1i Ml1n
the master came in he laid his hand on 4
when be mounted the stairs. He was soon
aware of tho mishap, but said. nothing about
it till the scholars had been called in and etaf
ken their seats, when he acquainted them
with the fact, and said he would give any one
FIVE dollars to tell who had hand in it, .eass
Up jumped a little red headed urchin, who
said as@ g -.
.Thir, you theth you'll give any one f7s
dollars whe'll tell who had a hand int z
Yes 90.
Now thir, youll mot whip nae, win ,.ii ,.i
thir p e p -
NO. fa
We'll thir-now you won't whip me thirlis.
: you young scamp, III lick you ifyou don'tf
tell pretty sooni fs I .za..
sThir, you-oh, thir, / don't ike to-
$50 on, or I'll skin you alive !.
We'll, thir, you had hand in it, you did
thir 2, - =. u
The master gave in, and forked overaAy Z
dollars
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NO 4s.

to degrade, enslassss and corrans liza ,ohlesk
powers of his nature. hhrrebe13 fhat Es-s
BALTZLY cannot define fie poz3 lh7s-<,, -
Men, eminent for learning. have s;3nitts.5t
that it is sopaethsng which fhsS do nat utde,[
stand, therefore, ! think that NJ b Ak:fxE,
does not grasp It's meaning: u11eh lass 6s1 4
poor untutored Africans Vixen f1iniHtsti
force political maxims into theirIserlnonuy nd
drag political questions of doubffnl ditpufiE
tion into the sacred desk, they rive svi5enc5
of human weakness and Of party predilsn-
ions. They aspire to. know mora k175 =
written, to give wisdom to statesmen, anll d
give notoriety to themselves It inciiuoa nens
profound1f read N poiitfoaZ q 5desfIons to 1r7f
pect such ministers who descend ffon fhe;t
legitimate work of self idolafry g T.
Mr.. gBALTzLY appeals TO the patriotism q
Americans, to remember the language Of theft
bic ancestors, "t1Gt saH 1nss are cxeote3
equal, and haee inuseadJs ssgkss.1 Welt
these are policsl maxims Does he attem Dt z,
define in what that equality eonsists, or What
those untransferable rights are No. Does
he understand them If so, why does he NOT
explain them 1t is not evident, that in the
pulpit, he caters to the vitiated tsststoE tfu
political party with which he is identided 2-.s
Does he suppose that . discerning public CAM
not divine his object, nor see tie desien of
such harangue? Then his offense becomes
aggravated in the Insult he offers to the pub
lie by eoncealing his purposes under the snaasE
of religion, and by denouncine those who uni
derstapd the political tendency of his Discourse
as "perversionists, fanatics, aud fools. p 4
] kave extended my criticisms beyond my
intention when | commenced. I pass over
Mr.. BALTzLY's inconsistency, and oontradici
tions, manifest in his DISCOURSE I will mako
no effort to refute lfis false views of the slaL
very question. He cannot compare with Prof
Maryland, DIR. sGHANNINe, and the leading
statesmen of the abolition schools, and ysS
| these assumed giants of literature. on the sla-
very question, are mere dwarfs in the hands
of Prof BLEDsoE, L. Z. D., in the Univsrsii--
ty of Virginia< Read his work, entitled;
Liberty and SIasesa, and you win ses th3
ans sEnnasa abs eas
GHANNIka, &c. - Every friend of his country
should possess tl1at work (which gives clear,
scriptural and philosophic views Of the salN
jects of which it treats. e ...s sfia So
Frnternally yonfs, s5Sss :.
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AN ORDINANCE,

For the annexing Of contiguous territory to
the Incorporated Village of Ashland
SEQ. 1st. BE it ordained by the Mayor, Recor-
der and Trustees of the Town of Ashland, that il
shall be submitted to the qualified electors of the
said Incorporated Village of Ashland, at the An
nual Spring Election. to be held in the month OF
April, A.-D., 1864, the question of annexing to
and making part Of said corporation much of
the territory now outside and adjacent of the
lines of said corporation hereinafter de cribed,
to.wit; all the territory outside of the present
lines of. said corporation, being and within the
distance of three fourths of mile from the Court
House building. situate in said corporation.
Sec. 2nd. That at said Annual Spring Election
upon each ballos. '.For annexation of Contiguous
Territory to the Cooperation Yes or ssfor annex
alton of contiguous territory to the Corporations
- D. g. SAMPSEL. Mayor.
W. A. ROLLER. Recorder. f.sIss-s a
March 16, 1864.
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the 18Th day of Apra, A. D. 1864,

at o'clock P. NJ, the premises in Vermillion
township, in said county, offer at public sale, the
following described real estate free of DOVER situ
ate in Ashland county, Ohio, to-wit: The south
west quarter of section 10, township 81, and OF
range Is, containing fifteen more less; also
part of the east half of the south east gu arter OF
section "A, township Il, and range Is, containing
sixty one acres more or less. - sstf7
Terms of sale-Two thirds cash in hand on tn e
day of sale, one third of the residue in year,
one third in two years and the remaining third in
three years, with annual interest from day of sale
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold. Appraised at $2S40.
80 A. GREER.
Guardian of Mary NJ. Greenlun
March 16, 1s64-swno4z.
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ags SHERIFPS SALE.


F. A. vantilburg In Partition in
VS.. ~ Ashland County Con.
VIM. Lockhart, et al la mon Pleas.
TN pursuance 10 the command of an Order Of
j Sale on Partition, duly issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of said County dated :he 7th
day of March, A. d. 1864, and to me directed,
will expose 10 sale al Public Auction on the Prem
ises
Friday the sM day Of Apriz, A. d., 1864,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and A
O'clock P. NJ. of said day. tho following described
lands and tenements. to-wit: Situate in tbe Coun-
ty of Ashland and State of Ohio. and described
as follows te-wt the South half of the north west
quarter of section number. fifteen (15,) Township
number twenty-,wo (22,l of Range Number eigh-
teen 1S,l containing eghty acres of land, with the
aPpurtenances thereEnto belonging, free of dover.
Appraised, at S3400, 90. .
Terms of sale One third in hand on day of
sale, one third in year, and the residue in two
years frem day of sale, with int rest from date,
back payp ents to be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
JAMES McCOOL, Sheriff.
March O. lS6i-tsno4rpfS---