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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22
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TN ce of an order. Of the Probate
the 18Th day of June. 1864, n the case of
Hannah Russell. Guardian of James HI ohm
p Navy A.ia d Hannah F.. Russell, against
her wards. the undersigned will, -
On the 30M day of July, a. D. 1864,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. on the premises in said
offer at public sale the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Ashland county.
Ohio, to-wit: Being the north cas- quarter Of
the north east quarter of section seven GU,
township nineteen (19). of range sixteen 06)
conrai,ing forty acres be the same more or
less. Also a part of the south east quatter
Of section six (6l, township nineteen (1sl), of
range sixteen ;16). commencing at he south
west on the east line of the quarter 10 chains
to q post ; thence north $50. wesf 220 chains:
thence rorfh sc, west 11S chains; thence
south 533o. west 1877 chains ; thence south
go. west 1872 chains !: theme" south 744o. ". st
75 chains, thence south 443e. west 100 chains;
thence south 5Se, west 9 70 chains; thence
south 600. west 2.s5. chains; thence south
7O3e. west I 10 chains: thence south 4o, north
i4.25 chains to the south line Of the quarter;
thence north sse, east ON the south line OF
The quarter l4s24 chains to the place Of be-
eiunino, containing just II acres, one rood
and five rods of land. Terms of sale-one
thirr cash on day of sale. one third in one
wear and Jne third IN two years from day of
sale, TO be secured by mortgage on the prsmi-
ses sold. and the d~eferren payments to hear
Interested the rate Of 6 per centum per an
mum payable annually. Appraised Mt $500.
- ! HANNAH Russell. ~,
dtH A'I Guardian Of said wards
aI
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THE SWINDLE CONSUMMA-
TED.

The cases in regard to the question OF
possession of the offices of Clerk, Probate
Judge and Coroner were disposed Of at
III. late term of the District Court upon
Quo Farranto by an order oustng the
legally elected officers and installing those
Who claimed the places up en- an outra-
eeous svindle and fraud. We have, In
shines past, given our opinion of the SOL
diers voting Law as it is enforced. We
kuow that n large portion of the soldiers
went from home and to the battle field,
under the impression that it was for the
good of the country. as strong Democrats
a can be found anywhere to-day. We
know further that by means of misrepre-
seutation, and when this failed, by threats
and Intimidation these men voted the
traitcrous, revolutionary Abolition ticket
The Democratic officers elect, Messrs
HELrMAN, EMERSON and WooDBuRN,
did not propose to submit to this fraud
and outrage upon themselves unless the
farce should be carried through by the
judicial twaddle of so-called Judges. 1t
was expected that they would decide just
IS they have done, for such was known to
be the will Of their masters. a week
ago last Monday these servants Of ABRA
HAM announced their decision. That de-
eision took the Offices from men who were
fairly elected by the legal votes of the
citizens of Ashland County and in con-
formity with the Constitution and laws OF
oar State. But regardless of this fact,
shen. by a decision of q Court however
swayed- by personal or political feelings
they may have thought it, was given
Against hen, as worthy members of the
paftg1 81 shaw aud order" they quietly
and respectfully submitted. Although
the worthy Judge INaMuND kept sleep
less vigil about the Probate Office all
night long of Monday and ere the morn
ing dawn had advanced enough to know
th.t another sun would rise upon the
world, and hence still doubtful whether
IsaMuNp could ever date and sign "Rro-
hate Judee,p ~this-sorthy gentleman with
the assistance of the Alustrions $4,000
ouartermaster appeared at the domicil of
the Probate deceased, and demanded in
haste the Office. He was politely inform
ed that he should have it in due time,
and accordingly at q reasonable hour was
given the key and dull inductsd into the
mysteries of the Office. JudseEMERsoN
politely showed Judge INGMUSD the dit
ferent books of the Office, Records. Bonds
Journals, &c and closed by calling his
attention to q large and beautiful assert
ment of 51anks of all kinds recently
furnished by that excellent Book and Job
Printing Office Of JACOBS 4 MccoaD.
fnAn together, the thing went off very
orderly and quietly,-saving the undue
anxiety of Judge INeMuND,-and when
tie lap had been in form pronounced
against them, as Democrats they submit
ted although knowing it to be but Adolf
ton justice, Or, in other words, 10 justice
n all
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The Exile has returncd.

We are glad to be able to announce to
tho Democracy of our county that 9. L.
Fallandigham, for a time the exile and
victim of despotic power, has returned
to his home, his family and his friends.
We are still more glad to say that he
come upon his own responsibility, without
any pretended pernit from the usurpers
and in defiance of their wish or will. He
arrived at Hamilton IN The day that the
Congressional Convention of his district
was held and was Immediately elected q
delegate to the Chicago Convention. AT
ter his election he made q speech to those
assembled that talks in words and tones
as bold and fearless as before his arbitra-
ry arrest by the butcher of Frederick
burg. For want of room We cannot pub
lish it this week, but it will appear in our
next.
1t might be well here to remark, that
while Vallandisham is at his home and
safe among his friends and kindred, with
out the stain of blood upon his hands,
the mails to-day also bring the news that
the CORY and inhuman butcher of Frede;
ricksburg has fought another fight and
that the result is a Federal defeat, with
the loss of an entire division of the butch.
ers army.
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1e-A special dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune from Washington, dated the 10th.
ssys that the $500 clause in the Conscfipt
law will probably be repealed. The OBJ
ject is to repeal the 18th section of the
law and change the term of service to a
shorter period than three years-probably
a hundred days. Tie Administration is
no doubt convinced by this time that
with it, present and past success under
Grant, Butler, Banks & Co., it will be
able hereafter to dispose of u armies in
The short space of n hundred to one
hundred and fifty days. We think the
people will be able to see the n1b about
the time that $500 in greenbacks fails to
be . shield from bullets Peace men will
become p~lentier and the cry for leaee will
be heard all over the land. Blow the
trumpet. The only question before the
people is peace or the eternal min Of the
sosptry.
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SOwing to the fact that we had no

RrOwing to the fact that we had no
paper to print on, we were unable to
publish our paper last week as usual.
Over two weeks ago we bought and paid
for a quantity of paper in Cleveland and
ordered it to be shipped Immediately as
we were in need Of it. 1t was never
shipped, although we tslegraphed twice
for ii, until last Saturday, and did not
reach here until Monday. In the mean
time we sent to Mansfield, thinking to
get enough 10 do US till it came, but we
were unable to get any. To our readers
this will be sufficient reason for our de
fault last week. We hope TO be mo- e
punctual hereafter, and will endeavor to
provide beforehand for contingencies of
the kird that may arise hereafter.
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s@- We understand that the Abolitio

az We understand that the Abolition
contestors for the Offices of Probate Judge,
Clerk of the Court and Coroner, were
considerably bothered on Monday night
for fear the Democrats would hold the
Offices by force, regardless of the judg-
mcnt of the Court. 1t takes an Abolition
imagination to breed such bugbears. If
age and experience adds anything 20 a
mans fund of knowledge, they ought to
know by this time that Democrats are
loyal, and are in favor of obeying the
laws and decisions of the Courts until re-
versed. The wicked fear when there is
none to modest.
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nag I never foun d pride in a noble ma

B9- I never foun d pride in a noble ma
ture, nor humility in an unworthy mind.
OF all the trees, 1 observe that God has
chosen the vine-a low plant that creeps
upon the wall ; of oil beasts, the patient
lamb; of all fowls, the mild and gentle
dove. When God appeared to Moses it
was MOI in the lofty ceder, nor in The
spreading palm. but in a bush-as if he
would, by these selections, check the con-
ceited arrogance of man. Nothing pro-
duces love ike humility, nothing hhte
like pride
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Judge Bliss, Letter.

We have received a letter written to
and published in the Ohio Statesnsan
from Judge BLISS in regard to some Of
his acts as our Congressman. It is una
yoidably crowded out this week but will
be published in our next with such com
ments as we see ft to make. We will
say, however, in advance, that it is good
letter and we hope everybody will read it.
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Valuable Town Properly Fox
Gala - .

undersigned desires to sell as soon rs
possible his residence with the TaHnery
him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending TO third treet,
Ashland. One large. Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses two plenty IF fruit
.shrubbe,y, So, &c., good water and all the
conveniences for a first class residence,
| will sell all together or in parts and iy lots:
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the piemiseslof Jusfiss Davls;,.,I3
HUGH DAVIS.
March 2sd. 1854 81 SAT 81 "a
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For Sale at all Times.

T always keep on hand q lot of the best Of
Lime and Mortar for Plastering or Stone
Work. which / will sell at the loves rates for
the accommodation of the public. Tits kept
IN a building directly opposite McKane's
Black Smith Shop, On ORANGE strickland in
nv absence Mr.. McKane viii attend TO Gus
:on.ers have also on hand q large lot OF
good, sawed, pine lath for sale cheaper than
they can be got elsewhere. :.
- - ~ JOSHUA HOWLAND.-L
Ashland, June %, Is64--no. g., #. 4ri s
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Admin,strator's Sale Of, Real Estate

A administrators Sale Of Real Estate
TN pursuance Of an Eordar grained by the
Probate Court of Ash md county, Ohio, l
will offer at public auction,
On Saturday, Ike sob day Of July, 5'64,
at4 o'clock P. NJ /, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in, the
county of Ashland and State Of Ohio, to wit;
.sass7 1 Ea1f half ~ iS Of he hen; f0s sssf west TSsI,! four " r 81 tie
29, township 20. range16 containing 10 acres
more OF less. Appraised al $3.50. Terms of
sale-one half in hand and one half in one
year irYm the day of sale, with interest; the
payment to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. - a-id- PAUL OLIVER,
-5a.t- .aa admir- of L.. X. Shetland, decd.
. June Is, 4wn1 hs. G = In. r.,
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May25,sw5l
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition viii
in be presented to the Commissioners of
Ashland County at their next session, asking
the location of q County Road, commencing
at the State road West of Hayes1iyesf Ker-
million township. on the line berweensS ectin4s
fifteenth and SIXTEEN on the said line NoFrfsfe
intersect the County road some fftysrodsSRes /.
of P. Readings Saw Mill.
MANY PETITioNERS.
May 10, n50tf
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NOTICE.

THEREBY notify all persons that my wife.
FIKE, having lefi my bed and
board ag inst my consent, ard without any
cause or provocaiion, upon my part; Will
henceforth pay mo debts other contraciing.is
FTsmA sdf 10 assfnazESa JQHNiK.sFIKE.
June ID, Iae4-Sw
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ES. 1910 BONDS.

THESE Bonds are iss led under the Act Of
Congress Of March 8th, 1854, which pro-
yides that all bonds issued under this Act shall
be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or under
any state or municipal authority. Subscrip--
tiaus to these Bonds are received in United
States notes or notes of National Banks They
are TO BE REDEEMED IN com, at the
pleasure Of the Government, at any period not
less tsan ten nor more than forty gears from
their date. and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID ~
COIN. on Bonds of not OYER one hunred dol
lars annualls and on all other Bonds semi
annually. The interest is payable on the FIRST
days of March and September in each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered
or Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer Reg
istered Bonds are recorded ON the books OF
the U. 8. Treasurer, and can be transferred
only on the owners order. Coupon Bonds
are payable to bearer, and are more conve-
nient for commercial uses.
Subscribers to this lean will have the OPP
lion of having their Bonds draw interest from
March LIST, by paying the accrued interest in
coin-{or in United States notes, or the notes
premium,) or receive them drawing interest
from date of subscription and deposit. As
these Bonds are ,
Exempt from Municipal or State.
. Taxation
their va ne is increased from one to three per
cent. per annum, according to the rate of tax
levies in various parts of ths country.
At the present rate of prem um on gold they
lpay -.f "a
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Democratic State Ticket.

For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG, Ct Seneca Co.
Supreme Judges,
(roa PULL TERM,)
PHrLADELPH VAN TRUMP Of Fairfield Co.
Gro PILL ~vAcANeIEs)
Long Vacancy,
NLcHlAs C. WHITLEY, of Hancock Co.
Short Vacancy.
ALEXANDER s. BOYS, Of Highland Co,
Attorney General,
LYMAN B. cRIrcHFIELD, Of Holmes Co.
Comptroller Of the Treasury,
WILLIAM s. Y. PREETIss. of Franklin Co.
School Commissioner,
ALEXANDER g.. RAMSEY. Of Hardin cs.
Board Of Public Works.
tTuLL rERM,l
WILLIAM LARwTLL. Of Ashland Co.
CroR ~vAuAxcY,j
CHARLES BoESEL, Of Auglaias Co,
Presiaential Electors fer the state
IA Large.
THOMAS W. hartley. OF Richland Co.
CHARLES RBEMELIN. of Hamilton 90.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.

snh.oribers have located themselves
permanently mHAshland for the purpose
Of buying WOOL & GRAIN for WI ich they
will nay the highest cash prices. We can be
found at the Ware House in the rear of the
Store. Rooms formerly occupied by 7. 70.
Bushnell on Mai Stree. Call upon rs ard
get the VERY HIGHEST prices for = our
GRAIN & WOOL. SALT & LAND PLAS-
TER always kept on hand for sale at tie
=. JOHN KUR9z s 90. =
Ashland, June Is, Is64-n2 3m*
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ELCrOREAH
DBALB r
FOR THE
Presidential Campaign.

o.
TUE CAMPAIGN PLAIN DEALER
Win be issued every Saturday AFTER the Dem.
ocratic nomination at Chicago. and continued
until after the Presidential election, the last
npmher eoptsinipgz The gsand result 7 Yiii
be a
PICTORIAL PAPER,
Devoted to plain dealing. Democracy and he
he Chicago Convention. It win 60 against
secession, BLACK Republieanism and Disun-
onism will plead earnestly for the ressord.
on ofthe whole Country under the KS
6 3 Consultation. and the Union
Asour forefathers gave it to Us; .xill, aid our
brave soldiers in the field in suppressing the
r, b%ellion, and will show up the fraud. pecula-
tons and imbeciIity of the Political 7Cahal
that controls The preseni, Administration.
will contain an ..ORIGINAL CUT" designed
and engraved by our own Artist. As this Is
probably Il 9 only ssa
PICTORIAL eAMPAIGNER
that will be published in the United States.
and will be gotten uP. with great care and ex-
Pense for general Political use. we hope Dem.
ocrats everywhere will use extra exertions to.
give it a National circulation. 80 MtfiE.-
- TERM5: 1aas.
One Cts,
Five Copies to one Post O6Ee s so
Ten Zoo
Tipenty" 100
aas- County Commit es, Clubs. and other
Political Associations furnished in quantities
for gratuitous distribution at $500 per hun
dred or Sis 90 per thousand.
HeA- Now Is the time to get into the hands
tied Political Paper, precisely adapted to the
wants of the party md the temper OF the times.
We hope every Democrat will make an, active
Agent for the Campaign Dealer" and SCI
cure the names of all his Immediate neighber-
hood forthwith. Address D
:ssa-J.S- STEPHENSON.
l5qIaT-H-.il- 3,TG Cleveland. O,
May 20, 3W0l 49, tfA <sssc,I4
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IRON and wood cofins always on hand, and
funerals attended upon short notice
Il! NJ. yHICKoKS.
Ashland, Nsy II. n4etf
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CHHDREN,s waksonSa sod Cabs for sale
ct HICKOEs.
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Over Eight Per Cent. Interest


in currency and are Of equal convenience a.
q permanent or temporary investment.
1t is believed that no securities offof SO
great inducements to lenders as the various
descriptions of U. S.. Bonds. In all other
forms of Indebtedness. the faith or ability of
private parties or stock companies or separate
communities only is pledged for payment,
while for the debts of the United States he
country is holden to. secure the payment of
both principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums
from $50 up to any magnitude on the same
terms, and are thus made equally available TO
the smalte st lender and the largest capitalist
They can be converted info money at any mo
ment and the holder viii have the benefit of
tie interest.
1t may be useful 20 state in this connection
that the total Funded Debt of the Unite l
on which interest is payable in Gold, on the
I'd day of March. 1864, was. $7ss, 965. oOO.-
The interest ON this debt for the coming fiscal
year will be S45 .937, 126, while the customs
revenue in gold for the current fiscal year.
ending June 3Oth. 1864. has been so far Al
the rate of over $1,000 .Oe0, 900 per annum.
&aIt5win be seen that even the present gold
revenues of the Government are largely in e1-
cess of the wants of the Treasury forihe pay
ment of gold interest, while the recent in
crease CT the tariff will doubtless raise the an
nual receipts from customs on the same amount
of impor ATOMS. to $3.50, 100000 per ,nnum.
instructions to the National Banks acting
as loan agents were not issued fFqm the Uni
ted States Treasury until March &c, but in
the first three weeks of April The subscriptions
averaged more than TEN MILLIONS a week.
Subs criplions will be received by the s.
First National Bank of Cleveland, O..
Second National Bank of Cleveland, g.
and by all .f5re.iflas5 af,ev otr !.
NattopaI BnrEs a =
which are deposi.aries of Public money, and
all t..o r =
Respectable Banks and Bankers
,~hroughought the country. (acting as. agents
of he National Depositary Banks.l will furnr
ish further inftrmation on appIication and
Afford every Facility to Subscribers
June Is, 1864. vi9n2-2m i'e's 91oG5
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NOTICE

NOTICE. T777-
iNOT1CE is hereby given thatithe under
IN signed has been duly appointed Admin
isIrater of the estate of Rachel Alright. de-
ceased, late of A:Lland CO lpty:
"a - ii"H ii i y<;s i.JfH3NR CAS-
= June 10. 1864, 2wn2 ogsh cse
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TERMS:

One ----6U Cts,
Ffue Copies to one Post O6ee- .s2,5
Ten .r4-4Qo.
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The New York Tribune has a dispatch
to the effect that the repulse of the enc
my near Dallas, Georgia, was a terrible
one, and was very destructive.
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p. +. We r. R. TINE TABLE.
CHANGE OF TIME. :"

June Is, 4wn1 Ina RI,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

10 900 IN the other side ol the Potomac, (west
,ide) near Alexandria Many Of the boys here
10 tho hosp tais ray they have not had the ma
teral nor strength " write TO their friends, aud
consequently tier friends DO not know whether
Ghey are in the hospital 0. army.
will give you the names of those IN Hare
WOOD Hospital soon. inere are SODe l1O OF the
Vermont soldleas there Most Of them of the
llth.
some are being transferred most every day to
their own States. Very hot here. Tnermome-
ter ninety degrees above aero yesterday IN shade,
l2j IN the sun.
The ounais at the Soldier Home the soldiers
Durying ground here,) average near 100 per day
besides those taken or sent home ~ friends.
there are some seventy burmls at Alexandra
pcr day VI soldiers You cannot 60 out 10 the
iEreeus without meeting several U. 5. hearses.
The army news you get by telegraph before
tan SEND it to you
ARAJRY SQUARE HOSPITAL, AUG. l3, 1861.
llM VI. Vos.-Henry Coleman, 90. d
Charles JJhns, Jr., b; John Norton, NJ
Eussle Abbott, q Daniel q. Robinson,
Dauicl q Riley, b.
Sh VI. Vols--Geo. w Flanders, Go. G.
0tIs A. DAVIS, ii liauzey EltOn III /; Wiley
dassett, hi Sylvauus Fox, j Ely ocumty, +,
Lew Watson d.
ION VI Vob.-William II, C4de. Co. A
Corp Oscar u. Brown, b Noes Z. Bacon,
JJseph b Young, b.
6H VI. Vols.- Corp. Geo. Ii Brown, j
j. W Utton. ii james " hItcher, A ker.
ry Connolly A; Samuel Lager. h George
LsMudge X Myron d. Gibbs, d
ld W. CavGirg John Jordan, NJ Corp.
Geo hunt, X Geo W. Farnum II Michael
Horn, NJ,
2ad VI. vols.-As.riah A. Grant, A; Geo.
W Morrill,, q.
I'm VI. VoIs.-Geo. D. Stanard, f Corp.
Harrison Dlymore, b James Brown, u.
5h W. Vols.--Hanry Merritt, ii F; Richard
Bell, Z Sergt. James X. Martin, j W. e.
Demng, A,
4M VI. Vois.-James NJ. uutchins, + Charles
Dunklee, Charles Harris, A; Corp. John
Morse, b Lewis /. Wells Bi Charles Qdald, A.
Under date of Aug 18th Mr.. Siubora writes
as follows
AZ Columbia Hospital besides the names
sent you last week there are the following III
the Invalid corps
Martin Z. LiiHn OF Brandon, W., Oliver +.
Clement W cst Hartford, W., Lewis Gerron
West Bfaintree, W.. als) a boy tIt,en years old,
j. n. Magoon Of Albany W., 20. IL, Eth VI.
Vols lie Is now sick and not able to do duty
lu invalid corps
Il is disgrace to the old Green Mountain
otae to send QUE her boys iiteen years old to
do service in the ranks. The selectman who
recruited such boys ought to be ashamed, and
the officer who murered them in ought to Do
tried by court martial. according to the decision
OF the war department lately.