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,licy and common humanity, !

policy and common humanity,
Resolued, That the sympathy of the
Democratic party is heartily and earnestly
extended to the soldiery, of our army and
sailors of our navy, who-sre and have
been, in the1iel6 andaonA the sea, under
the2hag of their country, and, in the
event of its attaining powers tl,ey will re-
eeive all care, protection, and regard that
the bravo soldiers and sailors of the Re-
Iublic have so molly earned.
End. Resalced, That the Candidates
nominated last Wednesday, at Chicago,
and fully endorsing the foregoing plat
form of principles, urefentitled to and will
receive our earnest and cordial support.
Srd Resoteed, That the Democracy of
the county are under many obligations to
Hon j. p Co3an,; for the1sefficvent, able
and courteous anne in which he has
performed the duties for the past year,
of Chairman of the Democratic County
Central Committee. = .s[.e+g -
+ 4th. Resokred, That we; warmly en-
derse. the Ashland Lnion aud recommend
to rhe Democracv15fAs Ashland county4tAa,
q united effort be made to extend its in
yfueLee by increasing its subscription list,
we'll knowing that in the more general
diffusion of correct political knowleds &c
ard prineiples, wiiiebe found the onlyian.
tidote to The lunhealthy. condition of pub
lie morals NOW unfortunately demorali-
zing our once proud and happy country.
iOnimotinn the Convention. adjourned
sine die.
-e:i6a q g.P.aCOWAN; .CHM'N. 81
. RIM: GAMPnELI5,rf I 49, 2 %.
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h9rIfyou want peace, union and pros :
perity, as of old, vote for McCiellan;-ii
you wantsfour years more of this dcvasta-
ting war, with high taxes, thieying and
heavy drafts, vote for Lincoln.sS &GS
Choose We between them.
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''iTheaa:War

A great Battlesh has BeehF fought in. the
.s~heinanaoaaf valley BY The Federal forces
under. Shefidsn aud the rebel forces I'M
der Early, resulting in tles overwhelming
defeat Of th~eirebeis.a They lose five gen
eraR,Ltwo9 killed. and three wouuded,A
and. il is stated that their total loss in
killed, awounaed and missing will amount
40 near 1te9 thousand. The Federal lss
is reported hedey. = Oura latest accounts
EarIy was retreafing and Sheridan pur-
spithg: The bat le commenced On Sun i
day. n ,exgt3ta. sss@t >. gs5iIa .ss1EI J.
On 1.-The Jake near Sandusky two boats
were reeeatly capeuredsbya the rebeIss a
conspiracy was a also Bon foot TO capture
kthei STEAMER, MiehigaRf,S sut it failed. A
punmber Of the eopsniraters have been ar
rested and one Of the boats recaptured.
l From Richmond the ,onlyLnews is that
everything betokens a e eat battle in a
very short time, il it has not already ia
ken place. '7fsa7H ,Ysa Be- ~
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mahca to Buffalo. He has matureds his
plan for the laying down of a second
track from New York TO st. Louis and
over all this great enterprise he has ap-
pointed as President, Mr.. Robb, the alb
lest r, r. man in this or p otnsr country.
.s7o,sf4ss-4 100 . W. R. 81 i
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SHERIFF"S SALE-
William shaE,3-E

Willi@ gs.f safr Il Ashland Cog
Rokert Shaw, Admir- of ss s31EurF
James Wright. deceased, sN hslxis
LOUISE. Wright, E al. Common Pleas 5
In pursuance to the command of an order
Il of Sale of mortgaged premises7dnly issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, dated the 9th day of Augdss, a d.
1864, and to me. directed, / will expose to sale
at Public Auction at the door OF the Court
House, in Ashland, on
Saturday, October. Isl, a. D., 1854
between the hours of I0 o'clock, 4. n, 1nd ~
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the following q.
scribed To nds and teuehaents, toJwit: sffu9te
in The Township of Troy and county. Of .As1s
land and State o. Ohio, and being pastel
tract number one % and of lot nnmbsf fix.
(6), range nineteen E19I, Township number
one and bounded and Described ID follows,
to-wit: commencing at the North West earnef
of land owned by Joseph Eachelberkeras
thence west on the line of said rlosnnunhnr
six (61 eighty [S01 rods, thence south forty
six E46J rods and eleven feel, thence sast
twenty four E24lrods, thence north nix yF6fs
rods and eleven E111 feet, thence 7West along
sid Eachelbergers south fine sixteen flf1
rods, thence north TO the place of beginhinIr
containing three acres of land. alsoaa part Sf,
lot number six rs in range nineteen I1ei ia
tswnshipnumbsrone qJ, and boundefas fol.
lows commencing al the north east corner Of
land formerly owned. by s.. r. Moon, sthends
south forty (40) rods; thence east sixteen (le1
rods. thence north forty t40l rods, thence wed
sixteen Q6) rods to the place Of beginpin2,
containing four acres of land decided BIZ CoI46
Parker and wife to Joseph Escheib6rrefx
in all seyet acres of land. Ysis sz5fi . :.
Terms of sale cash. Appraised at 3-
JAS. MoCOOL, ShsriG.
aug. 31,-n15tspf:14,00 -
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b Ba~T, c. Bushnell, Captain of the gas
works. furnishes the people of Ashland
generally with gas. and gases particular
for the Abolition party. Stit3I
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Farm, for. sale.

s will sellja at private Sale, the old b homestead
of Mr.. James Short, one and a half miles
northwest of Ashland. containing one hudred
and twenty-six ares of land. There are about
one hundred acres cleared and in a high state
of cultivation; good house and barn and other
in real estate will do well to look at this farm
before purchasing elsewhere. Terms reasonable
M j. SHORT. :
aug. II, ,63-tf.
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Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order granted by the
probate Court of Ashland, county, Ohio. l
will offer for sale, at Public Auction;
On Thursday, October 9Th, 1861,
at 2 o'clock a~fternoou,s npou The premises,
the following described Real Estate, situate in
the county Of Ashland, and State of Ohio, I'd
wit: Being the south part west hall OF the
south west quarter of section sixteen, t16."
township twenty-cne "21," of range sixteen
10" Containing forty-six s'46," acres more
or less, appraised at s45 per acre
Terms of Sale: One-third in hand, one-third
in one year, and n third in two years from
che day of sale, with interest; the payments to
be secured by mortgage unon the premises
. s-s ROBERT COWAN,
y Admir- of Israel Roseborough, Decd.
Sept. 6, 1s64-ts.
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self you want the year 1865 to be
prolific of drafts, veto ror Lincoln He
has just got his hand ID.
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J.CRESSINGER, Resident Dentist
ASHLAND, a. e 4,
w TEETH inserted ON Gold
~ Silver, Amber, or Vulcanite
sdCD ALL RAT w~ARRANTEDt.
Office over squire's Drug Store.
a. 70 m. J.tCRESSINGER.
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CIDER MILLSis
Public School.

The next Term of the UNION SCHOOL
will open on TUESDAY, September 9th, 1864.
The High School will afford all the sdvaH
tages of an Academy, the course Of study in
Guiding the Natural Sciences, High Msfhe-
maticsnnd Latin and Greek languages.
Tuition fee for non.residents-High School
$500 per Term. Grammar School, $780,.
BY Order of the Board.
GEORGE L, MILLS, Super dent
tEi 81 81, 1S64-n1Stf -
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III NINBIGLER,

]. g. GULLY
PersoHs indebtedto said Estate are hereby
requssedto make mmisdiste Payment, and
those having claims against- the same viii
please present them at once.
II. ,WINBIGLER.
JIG: GULLY.
i auo IL. ,62
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81 49,
PROF.. q. j IY8Ng,
The C~ELEBRArED 1sp1As HER BSDocToR,
Can be Consulted at the following places
every month during 1861, 1865, 1866.
Cleveland Office, No. ZIG st. Clair street. and
Dwelling 6s Bond Street. Corner of st: Clair
Office days in CleveIahd AS foIlows:-lst I'd.
Sd, 18th. 9Th, 9th, 18th and 10th.
Ashland. Ohio. McNulty House, each
Wooster, Crandarl's Exchange, do eth and 9Th
Hansfeld, wiler House 9th and 10th
MOHNEKERAON, Kenyon
House. Sek I1th and 18th
Newark, Preston House, each
G Maxim strictly adhered to-z-~
L give such balm as has no strife
b With nature OF the laws of life; Csc
With blood my hands / never stain,
L - Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
He is Physician Indeed who Cures
The Indian Herb Doctor, r. J. LYONS.
cures the following complaints in the most OBJ
situate stages of their existence, viz Disease
Of the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach,
lDropsy in the Chest, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
T. Fits or Falling Sickness. and all 9th
er Nervous arrangements. Also,
all Disss ses of the Blood.
such as Scrofulh, Eyr-
\ sirAlas Cancers,
| rer Sores,
Leprosy.
and all other complicated Gronic. Complaints
I All forms of Female Difficulties attended to
with the happiest results. IS
Ills hoped that no one will despair. of q cure
until they have given the. Indian Herb Doc
tor's Medicines q fair and faithful trial
I nsg- During, the Doctors travels in Europe,
West Indies, East Indies, South America and
the United Stat s, he has been the instrument
in Gods hand to restore to health and yiGor
thousands, who were given up and pronounced
| incurable by the most eminent p1d school Ply
| sicians nay, more : thousands who were on
The verge of the grave, are now LIVING MoS-
rAESTs to the Indiz N Ferb Doctors skill and
uccessful treatment, nnd are daily exclaiming
blessed be the day whea first we saw and
partook ofthe Indian Herb Doctors Medicine.
Satisfactory refer noes of cures vii, be glad
ly and cheerfully- given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that
he will in nowise. directly or indirectly, induce
or cause any invalid to stake his medicines
without the strongest probability OF q cure.
Mode Of Examination.
DIR. L. Deserns diseases by the Eye (: he
therefore asks no questions. neither does he
REQUIRE inYalids to explain Symptoms. Let
one and all call and have their symptoms and
the location of their diseases explained free OF
/ charge.
Remember, consultation and advice free
The poor shall be literally considered The
\ DIR. has lust issued q pamphlet containing g
biref sketch of his life, study and travels
which can be had free of charge by all who
desire one.
l. aea Post Office address, box 266S, Glove
augus l7-1yr. q j. R. LYONS M D.
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D1-Eyerybody says that WalLack &
Andrews have the cheapest boots and
shoes f6fb1aa IT'S 8 IAN i6P~ostantauss
ton now as ills coming the time of year
whom Ill must be shod, ST. essiO
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that thes underAl
IN signed has been duly appointed and quail
filed as administrator of the Estate Of john
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psrs publisher IN Ashland. IN consideEaaSn
o. me lafge,y .aer - sSaer he S%olSorinS ad.
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The undersigned, Proprietors of NeWspa-
pers published IN Ashland, in consideration
Of fhe largely increased expenses of publish-
ing. hereby agree TO adopt the following adj
yanred Rates for Adyertiing, and TO conform
TO The following Rules for regulating the
price of. Advertising IN our columns, TO take
effect from August LIST, 1854.
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ASHLAND sEPT. 9th, 1864.
Island FHni Falte+ not an Instant.
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r. IT: eAMPnELI,1 . slo,n
w AG sENERsoSs Ii y I p
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DENTISTRY.

aug. II, 'ss-tf.
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Glien MorpInnb!

8Gai't unb trpmpetet, iingt unO frUblrdet -
uno lafet Die r~feurigen 8Omben" POM nf00ez
ralen 6agel" eri6aIen: Murplunb wirb
elm 6rei It lat! Ser 9om lit 9ebrpden
- Die S6an0e miro ppn unS 9enpntmen merz
Den - unO Der 6taat, Der nit llnre6t nad Der
retnen Sungfruu benannt pOroet mar,
wjro ietnen Nanen funftig in @bren fibren nno
balten. 9a5 bat ii6 geitern oaS GOIf = oaS
getreue, %lppale uno freilinnige @olt BON
Warpluno, mel6e5 ALIEN baS 8e6t bat, iiber
Die Submit Oieies Stautea SIT enti6etOen, an
Der @ablurne gelpbt. Die 8eri6te, melde inns
bis beute frlb 2 11br 5ugegon9en, iino entI6eiz
bend. Die Staot bat geiprp6en unp rrlo fat
itber ale 3elegrapbenOrdbte i6wirrt Der 0lf:
emancipation - unbeoingte emancipation!
0}an iebe Die 3ablen. Sino audi bic 8ablz
8eri6te aus einigen Der SclapenzGOuntteS nod
iuriid, 10 farm Die Stimme O~erielben bod niht5
dnoeru ant 9Iebi3cit: Warplun0 wtrb
Elm 6retitaat.
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Sptal 9143 62

Sc WurOen ben1a6 in Der Stabt I'M 6on8en
9205 Stimnen abge9eben.
9laesbamp Guuntp.
GumberIanb, 6. 9pril. Cumberland
qibt cine Wtaipritdt ppn 40 Simmer iii
Convention unb fin ba5 lnbeottgte gntanz
cipatipn8tidet.
Gecil GpuntD.
Bort 9epoitt, 6. Npril. Ser liebente
9iitritt, Cecil Gpuntp, %itintnt nit elmer 0taip>
ritdt bon 1876 Stimmen fir Convention uno
unbeoingte emancipation.
NOrtb ga It, 6. Npril. Ser finite 9i~
itritt ppn Gecil Gpurttp gibt cine 0taioritdt bon
3O5 Stimmen fir Convention unb fait ebenipz
piel fir unbeoingte emancipation.
clifton, 6. Npril. 9ie 0taipritdt fit
Convention in 6 @ablOitriften betrdgt 851.
9te bret 9iitritte, aus mel6en nod feline 8ez
ridte pa finn, peroen bieie 0tajpritdt I'M 800
permebren.
SreStricf Guuntp.
Sreberid, 6. Qlptil. 9ieier 9iitrItt
gibt cine Dtaipritdt ppn 480 Simmer fit
Emancipation unD Convention.
9ie Ballet 8pr pom SadiO ion 9iitritt puroe
pm GOpperbeao8 in 8eiib 9enOmmen unb total
~5erft6rt. N%btbeilun9en pm Gele8 Gapallerie
unb pom Z. Wtarplano 3e9iment iinb abges
i6tdt mprOen, Die Ibdter gu perbuften.
Sreoertd, 6. Qlpril. Sreperid Gpuntp
miro ungefdbr 2OOO Stimmen fir Gmancipa=
ton 9eben.
6arfprr Gpuntp.
9apre De Grace, 6. Npril. 9teie
6taot gibt 1876 0taiOritdt fir Die Gunpentior
ullO ba8 Gman5iputipn8=3idet
GUmeriet County.
SaltSburp, 6. Qlpr. Stab 8erihten
aus Dem 8, 9iitritt oieies Counties fiel cine
0tujOritdt BON 10 Stimmen 9 q n bic Con-
pentipn.
@orccftcr GOMntn.
S%olt8burp, 6. 2tpr. Ser 5. 0t1trift
pOn MOrceiter So. 9ibt so Wlaipritdt { III bic
Convention.
Cge8. Die 8eri6te aus Salisbury iinO bic
erlten, nel3e ie Uuf eltegrapbii6em @eqe bier
ein9etroffen iino.)
gfemtOn, G.. 9tpri(. 9os cpnSernotin,
Union Iidet bat cine Naipritdt BON lax et
i'm @pitins 9iitritt.
GnnberIanh gSuntD.
We1ternport 9lot el1e Wta1orlfdt BON 13(
Stimmen fir bic Convention. Sic Wtajprid
i'm gan8en gOuntp pirO fiber 1900 Stimme
betragen.
gSafbinstOn County.
6agerstpwn, 6. &pr. 9ie etn9elart
fenen 8eri6te meloen cine WaiUritdt BON 200
Gtimmen gu @nniten Der Convention nno unbe
bingtel Emancipation.
Die STAB gibt $50 Naipritdt fit GOnpen
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Oerithtc iiber ctrten Ginfall in Retn:
fNlVnmtem.

9tu6rt6ten Don 9loubmitrot9ellt 9baratter
oeuten eil1en, burd Genera( See 0lS5ufibrer=
ben np6maligen Ginfol in 8enniplpanien, iOz
balo ais feline 8orbereihrngen balm ppQitanOig
gema6t lino, an. 81 Vi 1em 8ebufe miro 9ti6@
mpnb bur6 1tarte GertbeiOigungen ferner 9ez
I6ubt, 10 paB man %ermortet, puB cine BE atung
pm 10000 Wtunn in unD I'M Die StaOt, Die
Ielbe gatt3 leift balten metOe. See bat mebr
oGs einmal Die 6alptItabt Der Nebellen p~erlalien
uno i%eoesntal fano ct ite bel ieiner Niidfebr 10
Ii6er, ipie lei ieirem 8eggun9e. Gr glaubt,
er fam buS ulte Spiel mod einmal ipielen, un0
9leid3eitig ben Sdlag abtpebre11, mel6en Sen.
8rant 9e9en tie 5t filbren probt. Ntan 9lUubt
baber, iein prpject laufe burauf btnauS, Dem
Qln9riff Grants Slppr5utpmmen, inoem CT nab
Der penniplpaniiden GrenSe ii6 menpen, unO
ben 2etteren Spin9en wOlle, ibm ST. fpl9el1. IS
lit alleroin98 ni6t gepiB, pb Grant ii6 Oarmlf
%einlo1len piirbe, unO lpenn See ben nellen Gtnz
fall unternebme11 mDllte, biirTte er ais Gr9ebniB
ausfinoen, bpb Ni6ntpro perlpren 0e9angen,
Ano feline Qrmee, penn nt6t gefungen, 10 pp6
tildti9 gel6laoen pDrben mdre. 9te eillSi9e
Sefabr, Die man laufen nilrOe, tpenrl man Zee
ni6t Iofort in 9ennlplpanien %ar1grtffe, wlirOe
Der mabrI6ejnlide Warid Oe5 2ebteten nlI
8aibingtpn iein, mel6er nidt mountaineering
fem ipiiroe, penn See alSfdnOe, DAP Grant lbnl
ben 2auipaB gegeben bdtte, INN Der Gtnnabme
BON &i6mOno li6 SIT perli6ern.
Giner Der bringenblten @riinOe fir einen
nelen Ginfaa na6 Yenniplpunien, lit bic ernite
S6wieriqteit, fir Die 9lrmee in Gir9iniell 9epDs
rig SOrge 5u tru9en, uno Ell anoerer it Der
@uni6, Den &rie9Sl6ouplob auf n6roliden
8Ooen su perlegen, 9aS 2eBtere 1T mob imz
mer Der iebnli6e Muni6 Der 6ibrer pe5 Sit
oen8, Iomte pom Sauienoen inter DEM 0plte
Iunqea6tet Der 6ebli6ld9e, BON melden btSbe1
bic g(nItrenqlngen in pieier Ni6hlng be9leitet
wuren, trdgt man ii9 Oennp6 nit Der 9pffnung
OuB Der 8lan erfOlgrei6 auSgefibrt meroen tanr
nro miro.
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Sen. Grants W1a1t Sur @rpbernn9 8on
MtdmpnD.

Scr Nalbington Correspondent Der sc. 3.
9uilp Stems" 1pri6t ii6 ilber Den BON General
Grart sur Grpbertng ppt 3idmono 9ebiloeten
8lan wie fpl9t dts:
IS unterliegt fait feinem 3lpeiiel, OaB Der
pon Sen. Grant sur grpber1ng Der Nebelenz
ho1ptitd0t alqenommene 9lan oerlelbe lit, nell
6en Sen. WtcG(ellun Dor Dem 0ulbinielz 6elOz
jug cmpiubl, Der uber olf Den 9tatb oe3 @enez
r~alaoiutanten, poer Stab56ef3 Sailed ppn Dem
8rdioenten ~perpprfen plroe. 9emielben 5t=
fol9e iouen inej 2lrmeen pOn glei6er Stdrfe
ppn peri6ieoenen 8rntten ollf Ni6mprb mar
i6irell. 9ieielben ioQen pDn Sen. 0leooe
Npobri0einlj6 pon Sen. z0}aior 90. s. Smith
llno ppn Sen. 8lrliioe (nomineQ ppn Sen.
8utler) cpmntanbirt neroen, mdbreno Gen.
2ieut. Grant Die periDnlide Qeitung beS Gunz
sen ibernimmt. 9ie cine Nrmee ptrO an Der
fredericksburg Giienbobn entlang unO Die onz
bere ulf Der 6albinieI binauf murl6iren.
8ltrnlioe'3 Qrnee, pel6e ii6 iebt III Q(nnupoz
lis concentrirt, bat colp6ole 9imentpnen u1gez
nommen, lno ipenn bic mpbilet Srltppen in
Buffers 9epurtement bin3utommet, 10 miro
oie3 cine Qlr1tee an3maden, ipel6e ber 6eino
ni6t peradten iuCte. 9Me Irtppen, melhe
sur @ertbeioi9ung pon @aibin9ton ni6t n6tbig
iino, meroen Wteobe'3 9(rmee perltdrten 1tnb
mdbreno Der perflo1enen GGp6e paliirte 9tegiz
ment Qlf 9tegiment, ltno brigade auf 8rjgube
Qlf benz WeQe nab oer 6rptt brr6 iene Stabt.
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Grfldruna tea Gen. Nnttsrfelt.

Ginctnnati, 5. 9tprjl. GenerakWtaz
jpr 8utterfielO fam beute bier bur6, olf Dem
8ege 5a Der Cumberland : Q(rnlee. Sn elmer
llnterrepung nit einem Off5ier Oabier fam Die
Ulf Die 9epei6en aus @aibingtDn,
tppna6 9. bel Gettp8burg 0rpreS pRne gr=
md6tigung e~rla1ien baben iollte. Ser General
bieie 9lngabe fit fali6 nro ia9te, er
t6nne rt6t 9lmtben, baB Sen. Meaoe ie cine
iol6e gln9abe aen1a6t babe.
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gtepubiatiOn Don eanS.Q tnfpradem in UaerifO.

9btlabeIpbta, 6. 9(pril. Sin D~ffijieIle8
9pfrrment, batirt aus bem aaiierli6en @alait,
Merifp, 9epartement Der %Hl$tpdrtigen GngeIe~
oenbeiten, A. W&dr3 ga, ia9t oaB pa Die 9te9ent=
i6oft peS &aiierrei68 unterri6tet pprben iei,
oaB oeipii1e aus Den 6dfen be8 itiuen Meeres
torlnlenOe geripnen SeiiB BON 2dnOereien no3
NIT Grdliocnt Suare5 abgeidlOienen Contractor
aenonmen batten, ip(6e Gpntracte fit null unO
ni6tig erfldrt puroet.
9ieier &epuoiatipnS=gttt entipri6t anoeren
pm 9a,nOnte nu6 Dem 9tbgaug pes Suurcj
aus Der 0anptita0t e~rlaiienen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-07
NcI.Waffnerie pcrbrannt.

Buffalo, 6. Npril. Sin grpBcS 6euer
witbet bermalen in ben DelzEaffnerien bon
@arowel & @ebiter unb @uter & I6oWeS am
SUB BON WtarpIanp Str. IS beiBt, peri6ieoene
9eripnen ieien perGebt ltnO 2 get6btet mprpen.
Der @erInit it 0rOb. Seine @erii6erunG.
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Snitun, 5. g(pri(. 1bomas 9. 9omilton
'l'nO A9nem 9ierc, 5mei iur9e Gn9ldnper, p'tr<
ben ipe9en Seriu6 sum 8eldminpeln orretlrt F.;
lte batter $4,000 an GlIenmaaren uno 8tz
louterien 9egen GbedS auf 8anten getuuft, wO
fe muir 5000 batten. Sic Sitter erlangte man
a1rid.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-07
0ermiftbfe SSocbrtebten.

81 GGalliil6e Srra6e. Sine Gi6mpnber 3ei<
tuug i6reibt: v@enn mir Grant jemal8 in un=
Iere &lauen betOmmen, 10 werOen mir ibm bas
Sell iber bic 0bren Sieben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-07
Refultatc Ser 0SdblcM CUR cOnftttut:
renScn GDn0cntiOn BON WldrUlauS.
8tnSt SdItinore.

Ser geitrige @abltag 9ing duberit rubi9 pOr=
lbsr, rubi9er, al8 man erpartet bate. Die 81
3~eI1ioniten i6einen ii6 i'm 9Mgemeinen allies
Stinlmen8 entbutten gu barren, benn in ben
gan3en 20 @aro3 CAB eS MIR 60 Simmer
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SerStDrenScs Neucr.

SD itO II, 6. 9(pril, <r5 na6 II llRr lebte
gta6t bra6 ein Seuer in Der 6reimaurer=6aIe
aus. 9aS @ebdupe, nebit Der baran ItCBenoe1
@intbrppz9ulle, wurOe ~Seritprt. Serlnlt 3OO,s
1000 9plt.
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zinc @nlpcrmiihIe in rie euft.

9pper, g. s., G. 9(prit. 9rei feline
Gebdloe, Die 5u ben Union 8lloerwerten IN
Stem 9urbam 9ebGren, flDgen 9eiter1 IN Die
SUIT, mppur9 4 Beripnen 9e6Otet pnroen.
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SULQIDrlIuL tltL p'O WV
9lun 9lruncGl go.

tipn unO unbeoin8te Emancipation. 6ltnf$topn
oibt 10Y W&aioritdt fit Die Gonpel1ttpn.
slnn Slrunbel So.
Mnnapolt8, 6, 2tprjl. 9ieie 6taot 9ibt
cine Maipritdt DON 1873 fit cine Convention
uno pm beinabe ebenip piel Stimmen fit Dos
conservative Unions Stdet.