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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-05-11
NEW HACK

T EAVES Ashland every morning at 8 O'Clock
making connection with the trains on botn
the Rail Roads. Returning, leaves Mansfield ee
the arrival of the 2 O'Clock Express Train from tab
West.
The subscriber would say to the travelling pub
lie. that he has now got q New and Comfortable
Carriage on this route-good teams, and all things
in order, and will put you through in double-quick
time.
lie patronage. ;,
GOODS for Ashland will be lett with
". H. II. POTTER.
All orders for goods, or any business entruteds
to his care will be promptly attended to.
W. M'CAULLY. Proprietor.
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Charles openheimer Plf. Before Paul Oliver,
VS. J.. P. of Green Town
James seager. Defendant. ship. Ashland Co, o.
On the I'd day of March, 1864, said Justice is
sred an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of twenty dollars.
areen township, March Il, 1a64@Swno42.
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NOTICE..

TOWNSHIP Treasurers are hereby notified that
the funds of their townships, school &c, are
now ready for distribution.
II. b. HERSHEY,
Treasu rer, Ashland Co., o..
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Notice tc Teachers.

These examinations will Commences at q o,cIae
A.. M, and close at 4 P. II. No applicant viii
be admitted after II NJ. Written Testimonials q
good moral character signed by atleast two respon
sible persons, will be required, which testimonial
will be kept on file. No certificates can be anto
dated. No private examinations will be hsId.
None will be examined who do not expect to en-.
gage soon in teaching in this county. Recon-
dennis, where practicable, are required fr.m Sch .ai
directors. We earnestly request them ut the el rs ,
of each term to send US a note of the success of
their teacher.
This will aid us very much in giving certificates
only to those who are successful teachers.
ROBERT NJ.
Clerk of Board of Examiner 81
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For Sale.

U1 kdXC6
a piece of land on Third Street large enough
for three lots, with a good frame dwelling house
barn, and outbuildings all kinds of fruit and q
never failing well of water. This is one of the
desirable pieces of property in town and can
be bought low. For particulars, inquire at this
office or of the owner.
JOHN P. DEV0R
ashland, Feb. Il, 1%Se4-nS7tf
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ILLOW WAItE OF WCEENO-
WARE STORE.
- Having bought out E. W. WALLACK, we ex-
pect by close attention to business to sustain the
well earned reputation that he has established of
keeping the best article of every kind of GOODS
in our line.
Give US a call before purchasing elsewhere
Roonas, No. z, Town Hall Building, Main st.
ashland, Ohio.
+. S. JACOBS,
a. T. MURRAY.
P. s. We keep on hand constantly a good sup
ply of the Celebrated 'Union Mills FLOUR.
Ash Aug. II, 1S63-n9tf
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MIS- e We O u 81

MIS- CELLANEO 81
tobacco, Cigars, Bird Cages, Willow Baskets,
Dlain and Fancy. Tubs, Pals and
Churns, Cedar and I inc. Sho>
and Clothes Brushes, But
ter Pals, Backing, Matches, Bed
Cords, Rope Halters,, Gunpowder, Shot
Gun Caps, Deland's healthy Salaratus, Ba-
king and Washing Sodas, country, plain and
fancy Soaps, Brooms, sweeping and scrubbing
Brushes &c.
NAILS,
QUEENSWARE, &
CROCKERY,
In fact everything usually kept in a first class
GROCERY, WOODEN 6
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

March esd, 1S64-1w
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March 23d. 1se4-no42tf.
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NehereeyI inform The people of Ashland co rnty
that our STOCK is full and complete, our pr,oes
wo can prove to you are lower than at any OF ,er
shy Goods establishment in Ashland, andour heavy
ales warrants us IN saying that We will continue
o undersell all other es. Adjustments in town.
Bring along your cash and convertible produce
and give US q trial.
Z, E. WILLIAMS.
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JAMES McCUOL, SherlH.
April G, ~1364-pfS6.O0
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rro-r misc arw, of the james

Numters - refugees are daily arriving within
our lives n .hc Any ., tho J,"c.. som. " whom
A. Li,liy INTEL. .eu. s1d reliable Ajrir..rnNn-
si Alfred A. uei,t. WHO Up ,o the tirc Il his es-
s.re was 80 9,cd IN ~ Supreme g II. " Az.
oea's uarrates s1rle interest, ~ is,. ls,yc 70 the
condition ~ Affairs IN the rebel carit, The s'ih-
france o his report II as 'ylllW-:
L. the inner fort atoms arourt v citnrud ara
k!acoi cgns,rI's. They lsSe '.en gatbsrod by
sevo, alton OF st detained men. farrn.rs, ui!llcrs.
srs'uS sui iuus' alt slouiler tie musket, no eS.
ton hrinr sllOpel under sry l.rvumstauce.
Men WI owner. of proputy and who ars
Eer.'Or,, supposed ~ have some ir,crcg,
g. gaining thor Independence, are PLACED On
ct.t Il possible hut II. spite of viz ant and pre-
ssutionsfy measures tssen q pr, yeus dcseItion,
large numbers escspe nish,y T. our Lines. and
smynR them msuy oi these same properly
ko.Jors. who prefer liberty 10 fyhting for the
fntcrerI of tho rebel lea lcrs. Leo. army, he
think., does r1t exceed sevrrtv thoussud Lcc's
veteran iroOrs arc mostly around Potcrsburg. and
an Buffers immediate 'ront, tho Interior lines
Being occupied by impressed mcu. NJ troops are
suiyin4 from tic West Some CONE IRON I'll.
eouth, but no great number. There are only one
IL thousand who have Uyerc..ls, and none eau
~ obiaiuc' what uey are \, DO lhc coming
winter n enc knows. Grea. ~ tho ii stress 10
smJug the private soldiers the people will fare
auch vsra' Starvation Is certain. and wi en- frust
somos they have nO fuel or clu.hes worth usnuon-
slg to keep then waIIn
Darbytosn. email village on ,hc extreme RICH,
sl .!nct has been deropi'a,el hy Con nuter,
for The rcNon thl: the rebels USED ~ a scrocn Tor
tpshwhs'ScrL scyotsl soldiers having J"eu sNoi by
Gem. The mate portion q the Inhabitants are
Fesriy al the r'iel army. Those Of ths Ioll-
ksIon who were uuatle 10 -et away were br ,.,ln,
eitf o.r Ines sut H.l' he suitably IEayllyd q H..
fbey are nt afiv all women lri chill l'pr.
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1Ae PALVriio hFLALn r. II Royn. : ~ o..
-vll, sag:
The sold ers q sais nrpsr'meut cuttal e. vote
ne 1, " 'Hrs trDIut their baiots, o. le deius trd
Cn The - .. >o,cil's., 'r electors uf Prs s',.rtt
aud Nic'-P-"sider', AMI ~ oihCr oH 'cff - .rc
STATE eI,ctous occur. In P,nnsy ylVsui. 1i lnst HJ
Vices itcy waiting lur TIE sotr-' voc. u jt t
c'de lie ce et.r r. no last stcp| er ttlts =
Perry cane DOWN A. C.niuii,s'crer g. ro..c'i 81.
diefs' vote. FOR the ate ~ C1uuo'icu'. md M j
IL Rsltuoyer fr ,ts state 90 New York. Pay
master t'er has charge . tie Y .ills il ~ navy.
At 'hSse yrpdsrsg rt.. supply sithsr n moe
erI'.' or R,p4bhctn ballots, AID ,t ., ..ft tl.s
"il use every q" = t. .isc Ger. s'.Ii,t a. 3
~ y, entitled & vote, - ,it Hr.I-.iy O. sy. .
SIC t,ke. L. prefers,
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From Alis3oui i.

- Lows 40, oct. 20, Va i1usturJ, Oct, a
Tn jefferson CTS C.rra.p .rJsnt of the DsAo-
oeAr, under dsts oi tie 18th instant, s-ys ua..
everything hoss much more favorable to-4luut
TIE new. from General Curtis is most cheering.
General X ,se,rans took the te!d to-day. an ~.
nil. IL many nhlss iron, bere. Genera Prics has
declared arrnstiee u all dessrtes from bis sIpy
wAo have breu bushwhscldng. and they are J9iInnk
him. LII Anderson will )cin him In lew day.
euan,se is to be promoted 70 Bril- adler A;els.
and JsakInsn " to have ivisioo. holtxeisw -
aso " report to Price. This clearly sAo~s ,tst
tCsat,nssd " Lea psSs.!
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1Ne : 5 transport Ar.-, .rn = rIE .vsl.
G, I, day, OF bcr s'', ,,s srrvNi. SO r.Y,r,,
'Ns, N wcdrcs 10y, ij,h ms,, slsr.e na,a' 1ctt
.rrivcd Vt C',-'-s. ~, :. G., In .ulr. .,nccre4s
laieu With Auuiga IrA AL sl'sat-rts sio.e.
rarir dosin't."u We u9k7 - TO t'.. ns-
th-,so'to from rtIiepin 49, Warrington.
with Co,erunieu. 4i,fc-. "Iudc-e,. - .hcoh ,,at.
oil chineo'ca-ue : "a, C,lt sh' r>rl sal erc'y
were p.csci " -ni tskea 10 r,rt k,es. s. other
news .. iur .t.nc,.
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The Roanoke Pirates.


Hrli'rr oct a i ffo steam gunl.u Jason,
fom bctrndn. l;,h inst. has .rrv"d here So.
rcrorts thst thc ii-ate rf.ue aui is .-s,' isi,4
WI csptured and hirncd he sieansiir L. ankle,
wcrr tfiAl, snd she court hsd rctosei I, bal
ilctA. Inc yellow fever Wsr sba:lus .. .lc,t4LI..
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From Eurora.


Tie stcar sh New York, from South ratnp,on
oct. lsth. arrived nj this pr. y,-t'ru,y. Tho
Ielg sr. from LycrIouI. In, Va L1rlordery,
ii.h, arrived ~ Flrthcr PINT en- yoIie to cUeD,c
The uewr is Eve d,yslst
TIE L. :. steam trigaie Nlssnr, has srr,g,i ~
sAorcAnn w.li 4. span.sH r,puc-, s,.'rl undcr
slrIaciou 81 h.ng d ll..snd.rgarlr. .Nc ar'p
s1uihorp R.,nu, Of Richmond. NJ, Was ~ tJrrl
August .1I. by ne rr.'c Fio-oa, and tole.scd
under BONDS
t. "Hrsg.l .pi Rive Platte Mai" says: OS.
Ing = tie VAR n America seve-a V, siiy rputh-
crn planters propose settling iu tni- country,
have already ar vci, auj several more are on
their wsy. Oue scc''em~n frotu South Carolina IA
ezpoc,"i to yc here 18th a capital o' 2'D,oH
p,-a,oi.-. Al .ha.H parties intend to locate n
sansFo. ..ov 49, tr.e tie Ian Is IN shat
i-ySio-r ~.,' - v'r ~ much II ~, uiorr, hau
,-.e " a.el,s hy.,,
,ri. = ..4e. ~,orrIN,r'. - '.sii rct,s e.
,hc A.sn-fnp, AMI one ,rrdfr Ia =. &c.. I,,,-.
yo,.,. 90 tg,ps'er-od Win rnr-, 'pc- .,.v
nsr Hl.ge., recent, lv.u. M>d.r,.
lle ,opress.a N c5umerpsl c.r.r. - a.. 60
1inmH.'oo ,.J ola.nea. o'ps'.nv IN .o.t %. .t
1rlost Ai a dcad.ocs, and pric"s cori.1l. 20 .-'i
n, .udo Lous sp''ts, lrr.r cotton cl"r d.
IdvcrIool. v..n hs1,lt''- anarrUu. 90 .hrc- nuu.
a ca .ia t~r.ty sAu4.,ut lnII!s s.v.I.u N'-r5.
II II : - lr.. cHtt % To ! @-s 10 :. IfH.f
with r5u.Ic-Ir.e NNmh''s. aG7 Il e4ra. i''. me
4. e.. , mergtla'~ ~ l. 4aG %, -AI.e E~t rt-b 49,
small
" " f. G,r r.+suer,lsut IA Loni .., c,l.-
nit.ed sio -. I.c cy'1cnue .. ~ .irr"-t tt.s.
ths. be hal sustained very st-,-e io.,r4 in ,,u'
tion witt Amr,a, .i.i ulS l,'r or cr' y, pre4.-'
/ IA New foss, w.l.t a.'1e aer" We nOulle h-i
Ireyed Npol rif 90. 1d IN Ilus, s'rcsHinr 'IaY.
ner. Hs - uc.s ira-'' l-a' we're oa Tn tl'r
IL, ,hsu-e
/ Tho demand tr d..suuni .,tts nsnx = rnp'ani
% tue ll,b ins. .llwrI greH. .uls,.cpcu, suI the,
VAS couHeuueuNY i1nrc So -u' "a IN she tihl4
Tie ulIn,fn 70. .lc ii.4A sI4f tfr cent.
TIE hsf-mou.ni, ~, ,Msrt n the Col'ederItt
7. an t2ht .r'su.a srHns'y, u'c rr'-' .H J. Do
q u beng 0J, 70 Esio-c..r' ~ sp' a. 'rrp. I.,
wing I. INC exteAs of s'effe y go stvL.. - hAs
/ g4,nuLdCi g. "a
| The Loni o NV. Als an O.. .t,r.rl 90 he stl-
! G.cls wl.A ufcr LuuareJ lIouasL. ttl-Iiurc1 re-
ccu.ly sent 10 G1Fein nor sey uoGr ;.yY t. .-a, f,r
eHf"btinf we North - make Ience vii tly rnl,l.
TIE IisEb says tli, TIE ~, res, ..gel b.; .Attl
/ uTee h.uaiei slIuslal seulsn.4L c.1 t''. .' 81,
| MIN, md Nl-Ei tID ul'y plsH I" solution y
ne qNtaL - ~ conti.red var. AHr'cl Hrs .o.a-
'.ch-ri 80 TN, cTt--l %! Nar ". st'eG
tur1p9 "a l's fre."n. tas.s, .Dc ie,ri' - t1s
/ it a'rss sle 'rtri cauf.st .a. ht.,' AIrf--, 4
| ~ 1ie t~''i 'ef !. i tie srt.
J~i-cg
/ Zoe rA."'fr -aai Rl,s.. l.S eeycH ns ,ah.-
son 80 tl- r ren. u p.cy The /. mai qisst o..
/ l.. FRAsCs ssy tiss the .nsIrrvcton N Alifiers
| iH spread.ns' no. tls nsuvss tters appear " y;
obeyius s.Ini9ans 70 a boly wa
| AUSTRIA
The reT,Jrts of ministerial crisis are ,r.ss;
prvms.ure but 4. u believed thai Coun, Rocnoerg
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W"h'.gioi- AZ H.--rhs nssds VI thor
wolnd.d III he re'ont agbts have made heavy
draits .I.1 lie t"un!y VI The military Cournis-
so4. .ud u I.p,rs - iS s.,.chouscs show de-
e.otq' ( the stock on hand. Hcnc. IN aptaal Is
o-Lc.Il, made - Old 81. etics throughout the land
H. t,r"nri iargely to the '.'ouI branch de,oti
% Ne saIllArI CnrLnisiinn
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killed haro AMI Sps-.i linc orNrrs fall
The rrcepnCts now i,oko.i shpp,v VIC b,5sh,s,
forced buct from god p,s.,,s, With IN. ,,~s q,
twenty pieces ~ s-silkrv ~ tho sr,N,,nre,, -
ro~dcs' supplies of the N,nc'1.rh eo-,,s Rt, 81,
iincs he'd h-rn. snd shc snnny st Va, 4. Si,,S'
from, attach and rrsprtci 10 sr,lurry Arm. ~,,,t
grsiusliy dcrrcNscd ,uto q rsr,ia,hN. IN. ,,i.l,.
jubsnt and exnitant rct3rei To r,y. N,erg gie a.r-
ious battle that hod coutiruod fr,u C.rco o'..tcy
IN tho morning
rn.,r rUssap 10 A sLonivvs ,,e,.A.
:: ~ss now about II A. NJ, when a iNpt .h,.f
va hoard 4, IN. ,s.- uhich .,,.d,,,I,v ,,., h,,,
snl cs.r, ,,no,.l a,,,,,,, wh, b.,
c,,lopei ir, m w,,,h.~ar. .,,r~c,., h, NJ, u...,.
hs caun,n.t.. H.. ,,,..,.,co wa, .,gpsI ,s
the y,iLl, call, t.,-.,n ,qo .,i,.,, ,,,,. ,s A.,
men gave u,s,. A., c,,, ,a,n,., am, In. ,y,
ct are OF tie enemy sblh ,,,s ,,,s, q. ,,,s uu.o
wa, linn, !eame,, ,,,u, Fla, ,l., bat ,u,nej
t7hc retreat vas sttlsA A hal, ,b.u ,ool ...cs.
dirns which The u,.r, Nrr, rcyraa,J.yi
and placed in toa.t,on- The men ,,v0,n, sr,.,ui
tho indications Of +. renewal Of tie ..,n,,s,.
About 4 o'clo,L II, ~, .g,,,u,.,n III, ,nl,, .....
s1v.n 10 advance and N, .,ldier, obe,,i with M,
slscr,y and devotion ua.t .ccvrcd The II. y, .lot.
Qua rssnl,s. Tts .st,nish,,i rebel. w,,s L,,y.u
beck, and ios. nll tie ,p,is 81 ys noruin. "a al,
shorter tir,e t.n "A too1 yc,r 10 win tuetn. d.
e.,hlr With q liberal p,r cc,,,.se Cor intre.t
" on night terminated u. cns..emcn,, vcr ny
uieoss " cannon aud two ,h,aI..ud p,isof.tt hut
lall,-, into our hands. The ,.rurnl les, ,u the
morning wa, Ala, r.coxcrrl In ,t,..r ,s,u. ,h.
=. .ssi,ion l,teIv t,ld bv IN. ,rcm, ybro a..
o,r.,, shc,,d,r ,n,,cI..i ,,c,o,y ,,o,o Al. v.,y
.e. ~ defeat. .ni convert, wi, a, geo,r,I ran,
d,r,.,,r tn,o ono of t,c ,i,,,, vic,,,i.,,t,b.-,,
,,,,,
=.
Xi,,c,y '
W., D.,,,,u.,. Wa.k,a,,o, ne, n ,,.
~, ,i,ovir., ,.,ce,.,n ro,.i,ol ~.
,,,,, ,,. co,,.,, f,r,b,, r,,,,c,l.r. -, ,,o ,,,-
,,rv ~. ccd,, Cr,c.
Ceda, cy,et. y;,,i,;, ne, 90 ,,sol
ife.t,nan, ,y,,,,aI n y C.ar, C,,,, D,;,,
We n, ..,o,, heou e.yor,J NC e,,.., v,.,o,v
wa, Z, nm a,.,,,., ,, A.. ,.uar,, -, o,r .,,,.o,.
and n,, TIL. s,,,c, q, the .,,my 20. ma.
.,ou,gp bv =. len half ub.., Of A.. xho,.
line, with div sion of cavalry u,rnu. each aaus
o, ,ho enemy. ,be whale lima alvsnc,n,
Tho enemy. after s,ubbor. Resistance.
broke and fed, and were push.d with v,cor
Tbe artillery c,r,ursl will uro,. Nv lac oyer
hoy pieces. This q, cours,> iuluae. wha, wor.
c-p,urcj t,orn ou, trpous 4, H.. .arIv ,n,r,,.,
A, isss, sixteen hundred prisono,v have beeu
brought iu ,lso wagons and ,u,bulapces In larv.
nuyh,rs This uon,ine, ,bo -, ,.l.v r.d, i,ss
., Fishcr.s mn and cArr,si II, the enemy hsyin,
oed ,lu..n., ~. plubt. Leaving any ,nslI,.,
guard. Iha,. TO roerct tho ioss Of man, nbls
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GyS. Prrrzn has isJuel ooorSt 'ltory order
60 the renth and Eighteenth Corpa Known n, II .
Army Il the james, IN which 10 royieTs their
Aonie reD'ra '"Ia We spWSSseu !a1 " Va svnax
cauInsgA
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Tie Rebe'. tcsbowieJgr their ~, iras In
thr s.hsnnndnnh AnllIN.

Eas6in-ton, OF. ei-Riolrcrd payers " ~.
H. slRuo Slcdga q dolvs. Ia lie sAcusnd ,ah Val
H.. nai say ,hey ios. ,wcn, II rec g1.le, hssides
0ose i'.er rad tl'-o0 At drs,, AMI .tous ILap-
paut l.,ci aud l-Gci With . 'c. pri-lrcrs.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM GRANTS AHMY.
Heavy Firing On Saturday.
The Rebel. Smelling Du,chs.n,

THE DEFEAT OF EARLY.
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A Rebel Acknowledgment.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI
Severe Fighting. rederalVictory

PBACE ~ TUuL RETREAT.
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LATE EUROPEAN HEWS.
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A. Oe p'7r~ Conference Z ccrii -ur \. - t.'l 10
hosc uscn 81, 'scd ou the hnsnci,l qG, ,tor. Nir,r
qurst,as we also arrrucr'. Aud there only r..
g. avs '" tlc drawing up %, The Trecty Of roccc.
TITO Pars c'r-ssro- rnt - str Inv t,n TtN =,
~ hat iie-c so. j srouu Is i- tc'i,,iuS ihnt
i-N'" I's..u. have lt'n I.is Al \ cuna ~ !
u .'n. 10" w. 'ri so rf1n.c =, Win rrsr go ln
ihr uuwl- Hb @ i~rici Sous " 'rs \. 's.it tnd
4 H. a p'r" rutcnut'lce on srouut g tho lN'k
c iit 10. TIE Nas--..rd faus psrcr pruirs.s's tr
tioo q st 49, ID, sion have N"tl ila d, - tl, D,n,s
" TIE tonf'rcra. ard tat . iarycf portion -
: isb 'o-Vis li,l cSp,c,ei viii b. iLo>rpots cl
s'tf ili.n|
1'"tr,.
fnHrcia' .riHs 1 1, pJrtri M C.n-isut uo,ie
Int cs VI teen ra,@ed ~ lt pr cent .bu uloi
we not otta.u-tle at tnat.
SkW tEAtASp
Il H oN .slt ..'. 'u..,.i tis,iie Ncw A.', ,nderS
''sr ur, 'uc.ti0nl ly 8gbni't'i {. u- Queens
authority, and 'e.,l y c.r lands At -, g y,-ro''s
dti.s.'. iAcV ~,to pg tili.toi 80 r,tutu to thelr
lam, ~iill, p'f''-u g which u.l, VA 10 .cr.
ftet
tcu.ui--cigi
L'"iot OK 49, 4 Ls.l, ,...c 4 ~. t.as- T. iot
iuone,.
A.,t.,su o.pk sales OF Ii.uJis Ceu,ral Il q;
VI 'l 3 4'H Hulti Lit a u ieI..
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

Toe fA,"'f" .aai Ross lsy eyc' l,s ,rhs-
son 80 'A. rrens IA p,.iIcy The Il mai qasst
l.. FRAscI a. tist the .nslrrvcton N AlgIers
is spreaIus' sud tie nsGVes there appear y =
obeyius a s.ini3ans 10 holy VA.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

The repJrts o. miniSoral crlsis are coma or.rei
prsruAlure but iI IA believed thai Count Re- berz
~l t-nder his resignation IN sseouu, vi so,aullc !.
tsIs IL uo fgrslgo nQieY.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
90 farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,
IL HORTICULTURIST AND NURSERYMAN,
Green Island (opposite Troy),

- HORTICULTURIST AND NURSERYMAN,
Green Island (opposite Troyb
has hand and ready for ranspsnting large qasny
Of superior and hardy GRAPE VINES In all about sixty va
rete-hs catalogue gives specific character and QUARTET
Has also on band large assortment Of STRAwbEhhx
VINES Of which npen early a. the 10Th oil May SEE
Catalogue for details. rr,c,r, L.,
that superior PRUNE 90 fsvors61
noticed in by the farmers Club in New City Ih4
Tribune Newspaper and The Country Gentleman speaking
OF THOMPS0N'S GRAPES, the Farmers Club says; -
II this IL Seeding that will hpeu Of Troy every ye~
with certainty then 10 acquisition worthy OF notice.
In the discussion Of the Club the PRUNE was sads
There several varieties Of the Prune and this 1.-THE Lwet
chen commonly called Switzs and th may be one q
them any rate the unanimous opinion OF the Clao
ton for general the best Prune they tasted
to be careful recommend anything not worthy oaa
willing TO give this Prune the highest
Backed and sustained he ID BY dstngushed oody -
the Farmers Club York city smateurs - well prao
tica cutvators Of Fruits and Vines thenseves r Thomp
before his fellow citizens confidently believing
able present 10 them such varieties Of plants q shall
suit their taste and choice urging all 70 plant Vine afree
or Strawberry Bed that in the Of or two year,
to be obtained In the beginning and which luxurAy grsJ
In the end. 49, -
MI THOMPSON Is at all times in readiness to attend Y
calls for his services In caring for the Fruit Yds vines and
Gardens Of bis friends and employers In the line OF bis pro-
fcssion.
Orders for his Vines Trees Gc. may be sf 1t Col w
Wizards (Secretary Rensselaer, County Agricultural and anus
fsoturers Society," Oce Ne 50 is, corner Ferry Tfoyf
slsnd Genial and Msrketss
Horticulturst and Nurseryman,
Green Island, ". Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..


NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
IN RAILROAD-For Albany, Troy, North apd West leave
26ths depot Ut 10 m, and p Sunday train, p m
CARATOGA TRAVEL via HUDSON RIVER
y RAILROAD-Trnins leave Chainbenst 81. Depot at and
10 a. rn and errive at Saratoga at p and 6:45 p M
NORTHERN II. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
IN Trains leave Jersey City for Piermont at slo a.
m 2,l5 D. m l:22p and 6:l5 p. IN. The 9:l3 m, and
$50 y 49, '-' THGs w DEMAREsr Superintendent
IQGA--P PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lCO4s r. n. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK. All through trains for the West by this route lisa,
New York from the foot Of CopItand Through tickets
or Chicago Milwaukee 81 Paul and al points In the North
West Crestine Indianapolis, Louisve ST. Louis Glove,
land Columbus Cincinnati and all points n the Ms.s sSa
Central r. r., No Aston House. Il the Depot, loot oil
Coartandtst Through trains Leave New York folow.;
Ia Express Philadelphia, arrives In Pittsourghs q
/ O.. - Il - -.
6p. M Express, via PbisdsphA srrvos 10 Ptt'bursha
2 m =. .u..,... -. l.. p,,,.hurvb a,
IL 80 p. m.
Ono Through Train Sunday, va Philadelphia, leaving
t"'SJ.L ELuVrg Passenger Agent. Nc. As,0raease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

CONCERT for the BENEFIT of the FREE
OCHURCH Of The EPIPHANY. This Concert which wa.
recently postponed of tho weather, will be oven
under aurict OF the NewYork Harmonic Society on
THURSDAY EyENINGS ths 10th instant, a, Cooper ins
tute Tickets Is cents each may be had at u g. Mail Station
(bie Hoossl at the door the evening Of the Con
cert. Doors open at 7 Concert commences at 8.
Members Of the Harmonic Society will peaie be puuctun
In their attendance, entering Of tho sthst. dosr..
I''iN By srdef ~. = N. b. JOHNSTON, Seorstary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL R0AD.-To Long Branch, Red Bank, Shark River,
On and after WEDNESDAY next, June - and until further
notice the fast ard coia,odious stamsr JESSE HoyT will
leave foot Of Mursyst, North RIVER daily Sundays
cepted at6:iSn II a. m and 4:lb M, connecting with
theR and D. b. K a. Port Aonmoush with trains for tho
above points.
Returning raius will leave Long Branch at tbs M n1o
a. m, and p. IN.
Mddstown for tho Highland (Ehompson's, Shark River
Station FOR Shark River, New Bedford and squan. . !
Stages connect at Manchester and Woodnanse for Toms
River and Barne cat, Tueheron Waretown, Mannabawken
For further Information apply to Office on the PIER
Commutation tiokets 10 Long Branch, Red Bank, dci
kc DO bad on application 10 the CopanSs office No. %
- MN y. 0RIgTIrs, j., General sppt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

EXCURSION of DR.. CIIAPIN's CHURCH
IIrsnd SuNDAY-SCIfOOL THURSDAY, June 49, 1864
to RANDALL'S ISLAND GROvE.-stesmboat MARTHA
WASHINGTON and barge MERCHANT leave Spring It. at
o. 8h, Y. r., at n and 9th st. T. r., at " pre-
eisely. Tickets 80 eents .,