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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-20
THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR 1865.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28
The Me hodlst church aud slavery

The General Couferuec of the Methodist
Episcopal Church recently in session 10 Phil.
adelpbia declared that slavery is in utter an.
tagouism with Christianity, and excluded slave
holders from the Church by the emphatic vot,
of 100 yeas to Daysl
The report of the Committee on slavery wal
considered on the 18th. and the following res
olutions were adopted by the above vote:
ResOlced, l, BY the delegi ites of The sew.
eral Annual G jnferences, IN general c. n
ference assembled, that we recommend the
amendment to the General Rlle on STA very
So that it shall read:
RrSolrod, ., That VIC recomend the sus-
pension oi the fourth restrictive rule for
the purpose set forth in the foregoing reso
lulioa
Rcsolrcd, 3 That the bishops be re
qaesied to submit he foregoing resolutions
TO the Annual Conferences OF there mex,
session, and if the reqnsiie number OF votes
he obtained, 10 report to the book agents,
who are hereby ins ructed 10 insert he new
rule in all subsequent editions Of the disci-
pline.
The eight delegates who voted nay were
Revs. CLARK. Of West Virginia; Drummond,
of West Virginia; Harding, OF East Bllti
more; Harrison, Of Kentucky; LanaLan,
of Baltimore; Phelps. of Baltimore; Reeves,
of Kentucky; and R"ger, of West Yir-
ginia.
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pledged or borrowed, TO pay bountlcs for
volunteers for the township. Aud for par
ties having such claims, TO present them
duly proven at that time. Add II the
trustees are satisfied Of the justice Of the
claiuh endorse their approval thereon and
make record Of Us allowance, aud the
amount thereof. The party an lavit to
the claim IL It be positive fdll aud unequiv
ocal, viii be pima face sufficient but may
be shown to be false by other evidence. and
the claim dissllowed. And II the money
has not been paid by the claimant, II must
be paid iuto the County Treasury before
the claim is allowed
i, is the duty Of the claimants after their
claims are allowed by the Trustees, to pre-.
Sc mt the same, with the proof and endo Sc.
meut Of the Trustees thereon to the County
Auditor, on or before the first Monday OF
June. and file the same with the Auditor
The same course of procedure is appropri
ate ia Cities aud Wards.
7th. The County Commissioners are
allowed time from the first, including the
second Monday of June. to examine and
audit the Claims, aud may (if they deem II
necessary require additional proof and
NAV allow or reject the whole or any part
of a Claim as justice may demand.
S.h. Ga or immedia ely after The second
Monday of June, the County Auditor
should certify 10 The Trustees or Guy
Council, the amount allowed by the Com
missoners TO be repaid by said township
or city on said Claims.
oh. The trustees then meet and make
an order levyiug the tax, and the order
must state how much OF the money, when
collected, shall be applied TO the repayment
of claims for moneys advanced, loaned, &c, 1,
10 pay bouuties Aud the remainder, if
any, will remain in the county treasury, to
pay volunteers according to the provisions
of the l2,h section of the act.
JAS. H. GOODMAN
Auditor of state
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Wan DEPT, WASHINGTON, May 2s-o P 4.

To MAJ GES. DIx:-The latest dates
from Gen Grants headquarters received by
this Department, is dated at Moant Carmel
Church, r. M, yesterday.
The despatch says everything is going on
well. Warren has 400 prisoners; Han
cock some 800 and Wright has picked up
some 200 The whole nlmber resulting
from yerierdsys operations will Eot fall
short Of 1000.
Warreu's loss is not over 800 killed and
wounded. The prisoners captured are in a
great part North Carolinians who are much
discouraged and say that Lee has deceived
them. The pursuit is delayed by the great
fatigue OF the men. still Hancock and War
req win reach the South Anua by nghtfall
Gen. Butler los despatch dated headqaar
ters, 7 o'clock this morning, reports that
Mai. Gen. Filzhngh Lee. lately promoted
made with cavalry. infantry and artillery
an attack upon my post at Wilson's wharf
north side Of James River, below Fort
Powaasian, gsrrisoDed by two regiments o.
negro troops, Brig Gen, Wild commend
ing. snd WIS handsomely repuIsed
Before the attack Lee sent dag, stating
be had force enough to take the place lie
demanded he surrender. and 10 that case
Tie rsrrison should be turned over TO the
euliorities st Richmond as prisoners Of
war. but Ii this proposition was rejected he
vould moi be snswerabIc for the .conse
auenees when be took the place. General
Wild replied, "We Will Try that Rein
forcements we're at once sent but the light
-. .....l n ,f,<.r ftafr oertvaI G4IF I0sS ia
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USos STATE CoNvESrIoS I'VE geatber from
the proceedings Of the Convention, as reported
by the Leader, that Luther Day. of Portage
County was nominated by acclnmatiou for the
long term on the Supreme Court Bench VIM
White Of Clark, for the middle term, and Hor
ace Wilder for the short term.
For Secretary of State, Wm. Henry Smith,
Of Hamilton Cou1ty, was nominated.
For Attorney General. WIN, z. Richardson
Of Monroe, received the nomination.
For Comptroller, IS. Osborn OF Lake, had
32s votes to 372 for Col. NJ. b. Baily. of Fulton.
Col. Baily. of course. was nominated
For Members Board Of Public Works,
Phillip Herzig, OF Auglaise, and James Moon
were nominated. The former for the full time.
Hon. John A. Bingham. OF Harrison aud j.
II. Beiu, Of Brown were made Presidential!
Electors at Large.
Ex Governor VIM. Dennison Elk Governor
David Tod Hon. Columbus Delano and Dr.
g. Volney Dorsey we're made Sen atorial Dele
gates to Baltimore Convention by aeclama-
ton.
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A SonRg ArrArR.--0ur rsaders remember
she unfortunate occurrence at Youngstown a
few weeks since. IL which certain females OF
that place, were 60 nnwomanly us 10 attempt
moral reform by committing grievous assault
and battery upon two OF their own sex, who
had scandalized the town and brought grief TO
one or more households. There were two wo-
men who were then personally injured. One
has just recovered verdict Of $4,000 agains,
the women who committed the Injury. There
are two more suits pending one by the sec.
ond woman. aud another by tNe father Of the
two. Itlooks as II this first lesson in moral
reform would prove very dear one before the
and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

20. G.-kined, sergeant Ohrlsuan hem'
sey.
90. IT .--Killed, Privates wsrren II Conuelli
Eli G Joies, Charles Osborne. Wounded
Corporal Floyd Morris, left arm, slight; Pri.
Yates John Wright, right arm, since ampu atedi
james Pufine, mouth and right shoulders Jas
Wild, right leg serious; Henry J Knapp, right
shoulder, serious; John Smith, shoulder.
Co. i.--Klled Privates Tobias r Phiuney,
Henry kupp, Cass NJ Nimms; Wounded, Sergt
Newtown y Adams, arm slight Privates VIM
Gilbert tnigh, slight; Abel Archer, knee; Alva
Holden; A w Holdridge, legj John Shalpou
arm, Wm Steele. leg broken below knee; james
Reed shoulder slight; VIM Rushon neckj Jas
Winters. shoulder and brcast, VIM Waterman
side and leg.
Co. K.-Killed, Private Amos Long; wound.
ed, LIST Serg'ts U s Hox,er, head, slight; l. 1
Kinney, neck, slight Private w Stratton, knee
slight.
The wonnded are all properly cared for, and
on the 9th were transferred to Ringgold, Ca
by ambulancesi aud from thence to Chatta-
nooga, by rail.
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Ths War News oh the Week is embraced In
the following Dispatches.
wAnpErr, wAs.1seroS, MAY c4-lO P. NJ

the following Dispatches.
War DsP'r, WASHINGTON MAY c4--10 p VI.
MAI GEN. Dix:--A dispatch from Grant
dated | | o'clock last night, states that b.
moved from its position TO North Anna
following closely Lees army. The 9th
corps marched by way Of Harris store to
.Jerico's Ford, and the 5'h corps suceede1
10 effectiug crossing and getting position
without much opposition. Shortly after,
however, ,ihey were violently attacked aud
handsomely repulsed the assault without
much loss 10 US. Everything looks exceed
ingly favorable.
Another dispatch giving detail of the
movement Of our corps and speaking Of the
rebels assault on Wnrren's position, says
he was attacked with great vebemence. /
have uever heard more rapid firing. either
of artillery or muskeiry. The attack result
ed in Obstructive repnlse TO the enemy
At the position attacked BY Hancock,
the rebels were entreucbed and 10 consider
able force between the creek be hsd crossed
aud the river and made pe.tinac;ous resis-
tanee TO his onset, but before dark be had
forced them from across the stream.
IL is also said in these engagements the
slaughter Of the enemy was great Oar
losses were inconsiderabe. The rebels
charged against our artillery aud suffered
especially from CANISTER.
A dispatch from Grant, dated O'Clock
this norHing, has also been received. 1t
states the enemy had fal en- back fion the
North Anna, and We are in pursuit
Negroes who have come in say Lee is
falling back on Richmond
Other Official from head quarters say
Warren, burnside aud Hancock are push
ing forward after the retreating aImy.
Warren captured good number Of pris
oners last evening. but had not time to
count them or ascertain bis loss.
Hancock was storming the rife pits this
side Of the river Last evening be also
took between 100 aud 200 prisoners, and
drove many of the rebles into the river,
where they drowned.
Warren also cspiured some official
papers, among which was an official order
calling out boys s years of age to garrison
Richmond; ambulance men and musicians
are also ordered into the ranks.
Sheridan this morning was at Dunkirk,
and will be at milford to night.
No dispatches have been received from
Sherman None expected for several days
Dispatches from BurIer have been receiv-
ed today relating briefly to the respective
forces.
Admiral Lee. in a,elegrsm dated the 22d
to The Secretary of the Navy. states that
last night aud Satin day night the enemy
attacked the army end we're handsomely re
pulsed
"A dispatch from Candy, dated the S'h
at the mouth of Red river, states that
Banks troops had arrived a; Semmsport
yesterday, and will reach Morgans to-day.
The army is in better cGndt on than was ex
pected, and will soon be ready to resume
offensive operations. e. Nj STANTON.
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France and the Confederacy.

The New York Ne,cs is positive in the
belief that, If lbe Confederates are beaten
10 thls struggle, that France will immedi-
a,ely come TO heir assistance. 1t is be
lleved that Napoleon's proce edings in Mex
'co, are oil based on the assumption Of the
ultimate independence of the Confederacy
How natural this isl The News hopes
The rebels may Le able 10 come ou ahead,
out then if they are whipped, France will
help them out! 1t is bound TO have COM
fort some way and if it can't get comtor
out OF the snccesS of the rebels, its bound
TO hope in France or other foreign utter
Vention.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N O TOE /
Executors Sale of Land.

Ash'ahula County IS Probate Court.
Executors Of Nathan Strong decd
y Petition % Sail Land
The heirs legatees Of said Nathan.
pursuance If an order i>.ued nv said
Court in the above entitled cause, the said Executors on
The 29h and 30th days Of June, "A. u. 1864
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, and o'clock D. m will
oer sale at public venue premises about thirty
SIX acres OF land situate n the townsp of Ashabula said
County Being the East part of the farm occupied by said
Nathan at the time decease lying south Of the North
Ridge Road.
The said land will be sold In lots according Plot
ready to be shown which will be recorded And all lot, ly
ing east OF the street. called Nathan street. in said Plot will
be sold 90 Tie said 10Th day ofJune and all lying said
street will be sold on the said Both day of June.
Terms OF sale third in hand In one year and
Onetird in two years. The deferred paymsns on
tere from the day of sale and secured BY mortgage on
the lot sold. Elhu c. Strong = -
Aiber, 4. Strong Executors
Dated Nay 25 1864. 4t7s2
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
SATURDAY Mornlng, May %, iss4.

SAN MEpARY, tho "blcssed martyr" the
faithful friend and cohooter OF the man over
the border, the plotier and eucourager Of
treason, was, on Friday Of last week, taken
into custody by Marshal Sands Of the
Southern District, on charge Of treason
snd conspiracy sgaius, the government
The arrest excited no commotiou. It be
Ing generally conceded that Medary had
been spelling some time for martyrdom,
and that he considered it favor to be in.
cluded among the arbitrary arrests, so that
he coold really earn the baptismal crown
Esllandgham placed upon his brow two
years since as the "blessed martyr"