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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22
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GORGE Klauberg and Elizabeth Klau-
VI berg his wife, Samuel Klanberg and Eli
Ia Klnuberg his wife, Perry Werlnan- and
| Margaret Wertman his wife, Lucinda Kiau
berg. widox of Henry Klaulerg, DECEASED,
James Klauberg,J Charles W SKladberg, John
Fl. Klanberg. children of said. Henry Klsu-
berg. deceased Jacob K1auberg2 and Eliza
beth Klauberg, his wife. TsaacyKlauberg and
Kesiah klau .erg his wife. Phillip Keller and
Elizabeth Keller his wife, and John Klaul erg
and Mary Ann Klauberg his wife. are hereby
informed that on the 3Ist day of May, A. d.
1864 Ephrnim B~aughman, as administrator
with the will annexed of Isaac Klauberg.
deceased. filed his petition. against them and
others, in the Probate Court of Ashland Co..
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition
is TO obtain an order on the .4th day OF Jul. /,
1864. Mt the July tern of said Court, for the
sale of the following real estate. (of which the
said Isaac Klau6erg died seized: Sit tate in
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio and
in Montgomery Township, and bounded aud
described as follows: Lot No. (106j one hun
dred and six in Andrews addition to the
town of Ash and in said County, a d TO ena-
BILE said Administrator to pay debts. legscies,
convey said land and carry out the provisions
of said last will and testament. of said Isaac
Klauberg, deceased and to obtain such other
and further order as maybe necessary accord
JEPHRAIMt BAUGHMAN,
admir- of Isaac KInuberg. decd.
By J. II. McCombs, his Att'y.
June ]. 1864-4w52. -
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c TIL NEWaiHACK

TT caves Ashland every. morning at g.
o'clock making connection With the
trains on both the RailARoads: Returning
leaves Mansfield enthearrival ofthe : O'Clock
Express Train from the West.dY 1TLIi
The subscriber would say to the travel
ling public, that he has now got a Nev and
Comfortable sCarriage on this roue+g9od
teams, and all things in rder, and will put
you through in double quick time.
Thankful for past favors, would still SO.
EXPRESS ao9Dsforashland WILDE lett
with ". ii. H. POTTER.
All orders ftrgodds, OF any business7en
truteds to his care will be promptly after
ded to.I sN 8 y YIG Kfnn
W. M'CAULLY. Proprietor.
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80

49, kAN3 "a &SAAcy sAA-At .
ET IN. ERtbe aci7of Congles snnproved JHfy
~ lAg1sr2s pessisns are granted the fol-
lowing elasses OF perseBs-aA bofsIogTs gluA
Isl. To INVALIDs.sadisabled since 8Isrsfi
4-lSbl.i in the military or naval service ofthe
United States, in the time of duty. 3 saGG
End. To WIDOWS Of officers, soldiers or
SEA zen. of iEounas rEeffred or eff dis,
ease contracted in the military or naval ser
| vice as above. r..a F1 f9e-ss-
age of.sueh deceased persons. If there is no
iiwidow r mnining, Or from lie lime ofafhe wild
cws ma friage35 c 80 1EiE+5l1 sd r. sci sIE
ft 9TH, aMoTHERS of officers. soldiers or sea-
men,. deceased assaforesaid. pfovidedthe1attc
have left ieilheir Widor. lnarg rbjdrsnq under
~siAteen years OF aae, and provided also that
the mother WAS dependant wholly or in part
upon tile deceased toi supp 1T
9th. To SISTERS, under sixteen years Of
age of such -deceased persons, dependant on
the latter wholly or in part. forssnpport, pro-
vided there are 10 riplrfiul claimants Of ii
of The three iasr preceding classes
The widow or properh heir of all soldiers who
have yolunt eered for three years err during tho
war, and who bGve been killed or died Of dis
ease contracted while in the. lire n~ftAeiF=duty.
and the living soldier ~who has seiyeds tTS
whole years or to the end of The war, If sooner
ended, before being discharged,+under' act OF
July 22d, 1851, and HE widows ard heirs of
all pefsonsswho have enlisted in Ile~regular
forces since the1stsdn of July 1sGLs-except
three months men.@under act of July llth,
1862, are entitled to 500 boun ".
The widow or heirs Of all persons who hayo
yolunreered.o or Unlisted durir 8 The present wa,.
aud who have been killed or died of disease
contracted while inithe serviceand in the limo
offIreir duty;aare %entitled, under aetEofC6n-
gress, approved July I'D, 1851. 10 ali tho
back pay and dues coming 10 said soldier.
TIE undersigned arc. now fully prepar dto
prosecute claims n ainst the Government of
thu United States for Pensions, lack Fay.
Bounty a I'd all other claims growing ont of
the pres MT war. We areI in CON nun ca
ton with the departments at rSashiugton Cry,
and do our business directly with them, there
by saving ans attorneys fee ct Washington,
which most claim agents pay TO get their Claims
fled. Claims viii be prosecuted without de-
lay collections and renittanees made promp:.
ly.
1 .Fac0bs 5, JVcCOrd.
e ctP- At1'vs. AShfnnh Ohio
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Total, Estell 40, Power "A, Kenny 30
Estel, elected.
.Whcreupon, Mr.. Estil', of Holmes
vas declared duly elected.
Upon motion il was resolved, that the
Candidate come forw lrd and say whether
he stands upon the Platform adopted 10.
day and will conform his acts to it in his
duties at Chicago. n
Mr.. Estcll, t~hefeupon, stated that he
endorsedthe Resolutions most %unequivocal-
ly and would act them out-that he was op-
posed to this war whether prosecuted by
a Lincoln man, a Mcclellan man, or any
other kind of man, or for any purpose.
That he was for peace, Immediate and un.
conditional, and rather than q var of an
Inhalation and subjugation such as at pre-
sent waged, he was in favor Of recogni-
ton.
Thsreupon, Mr.. Estell was declared
unanimously elected.
The Convention then proceeded to vote
for the other Delegate, as follows:
1sT BALLOT FOR 2p DELICATE.
Ashland. Holmes. Medina. Wayne.
Kenny, p IS Os O6
Total, Powers Al, Kenny 81 Kenny,
elected. r r7-
Mr.. Kenny having received a majority
of all the votes cast, was, upon motion,
declared elected. j
Mr.. Kenny was teen invited to respond
to the same question pat TO Mr.. Estell.
Mr. Kenny said lie endorsed the Reso-
lutions and would endeavor TO carry them
out at Chicago; was in favor of Peace
first, last and all the time.
The election was then made unanimous
by the Convention.
Neil Power receiving q majority of the
votes for el,ctor WIS declared elected
which election uprn motion, was made
unanimous.
Moved that we proceed to elect two
Alternates to the Chic'go Convention.
Mr.. Knapp nominated j. Ell. Oberly.
Mr.. Young was also nominated. They
were unanimously elected. 1t was then
moved by Mr.. Elliott that the Delegates
and Alternates elected. be accredited to
the Chicago Convertinn. Carried.
1t was then moved by Mr.. Eason that
the proceedings be published in the
Democratic papers Of the district, which
motion was carried.
Upon motion, the Convention adjourn
ssne DIE.
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DIE

Juue 9th, 1861. at his residence in Hayes
3 months and 8 days.
Mr.. Scott. was born in Washington county
Pennsylvania. and has been a resident of
VermillIon Township for about forty five
years. He came to this part of the country
when it was almost - Wilderness, and or
many years was one Of the most enterprising
and leading msn of the country. he dies in
a good old &c. deeply regretted by all. and
leaves o large circle of relatives, who for ma
years had looked to him for aIvice and
c~ounsel, to mourn his loss. ,0H % 'as,rte
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22
Ashland County Probate ,eoare,

The following Executors Administrators.
and Guardians have hled in tho Probate
Court OF AsHl,nd County, their accounts for
settlement 10 wit r. - ~
Final acct ofAI.gM. ID lssenherg,Gexccutor Of
Iza4@2sit ~ Mary Dessenbergs deesdoaE
Ii "7H I" iogHenry pepler, Admir- of Jacob
fog -s4ueT : Depler. decdxa efAa3xo4mo1
- As benjamin and Isaacs Emnops.
-snit Ex,rs of BENZ Empaons. decd.
Z I".s b"Jer WA. Davis, Adp'i of Jonathan
HOFFMAN, decd 81 80 ti,ff
50 HsesaP eier peshepgo AdmT of Oliver
Evans, ,dep3d9 IN y dir
? ss'oaizefd ggs ~ Iqnh5Qn, AAan;s # larael
Parta acct Of Jacob Ecker and VIM Adam.
yq 5Adm'rs, Of &c. Brandt, dec d.
Peier fbomds. Admir- OF Eenry
,g-1-LT Thomas, decd.
Final account ofPeter Vahofdstrand, Ghard,
of Wms Haryout.
a2t. a. Jacob Wer enburger, Guardian
9a3 dii efSamueb Want Ifburg.of
"9ep -befA.o A:o Frederick; eiuIrdian of
s--j3s z-oi Levi 10 docker7YET mid 70
Partial acct ofSarahlKslf Guardian ofsAla-
'eh 9atlsF . r akelly et ai.sa0 .bgaIdsk
lI!''f1 "stq q. b.. Ryat,L Gnardiau of Grass-
Ia Ben 1s1sw chpeheirs-3 80 ,y~4s6dDsds
Andfhe same wilBbe for hearing On Monday
the 9TH day of July. lSt4.ol rs les uiv
ISfsTobaW. A,iG.ohMERSON, Probate Judge.
Junse, 1S64-nol.a saeimsfg edt aoqU
al r. NAAa - LL
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~DON'TF0RGEp T6ash
aUY Y8URB0DYg & gRDaB
r poaa bsa---o FI-7- sfas a6r.r
E. W, Wallack Ashland
Guardian 5 sale.

aL war AEh
TN pursuance of IN order of the Prebnie
Court of Medina county, OHIO, made oil
fthe 1lth day of May. 1864, in)the care ofGar-
oline L. Burkholdcr. Guardian of ESwip g.
Gier and Robert j. Gier, against her wards,
the Undermined will, on ZIG fssg 10 sIe2
lM dog 1T J2ne, DID, 1S6hA
al II o'clock NJ. on The premises. offer iatpuh-
lie. sale, the following described real estate,
situate in the sIownshipgof SuHiyan, in Tho
County ofAshland. in tie Stare offOIi, being
The undivided two thirtic,hs p rt Of a part OF
lot, No. IL, and bounded as follows. oEmen-
cingfat the South ] asst corner 81, Mr.. Reeds
land ;lthence East along theseenfer ofLighwdy
TO, the South East Corner of said lot thepee
North on n Last ling Ct said let 10 the North
East corner Of, the same, and being also tho
North HHt Of Sullivan township thence West
on said township Line TO fbe said Reeds land ;
thence South OH said Feeds East line, to The
place of beginning. eonta ming tighty-eight
acres of land. be the same more lcE less. Terms
of sale2ohe half cnsff on dry of sale. one half
IN six months from day of sale. secured by
mortgage on the premises sold, with interest
Appraised at S126.66. hsisfs atApoA
CAROLINE L. BURKHOIDER.
Gusrdian of Edwin G. Gierend Robsrt J. Cisr.
By DAVIS & WALKEn, her Att;Js. Ie@
May Is, Sw5o pf $3.50
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~We notice by the Meuark Adoo-

cat. that our former towusman, Jefer-
son Ensmiuger, in connection with a
Mr. Henderson, has opened a Photograph
gallery in Newark where they are doing
a big trade. This is deserved; for every
body here knows that there is no better
ar,ist in the State than Dir. Ensminger.
His long experience and close attention
to the study of the profession. make us
safe in saying thus much in regard to
him. -
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3 al the late session of nnr nis,ric,

~ At the late session of our District
Court We observe that VIM. s. sraIck-
sE>xP; ESQ.,, of Hayesville, Fl. S. SEE.
our fefsat County CLERK, Judge ". A.
EMERsos .od T. Y. ,McCRAY were
sednitted to the Bar All these gentle
men are known to be men of education
and intelligence, and if they enter upon
zhe1practice will receive as they deserve
. fair share 0fIhezp.t-anage of the pub-
lie. We wish them, one aBaleanx,aecess
in their new and responsible undertake ng
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saw call attention TO the now ad-
vcrtisement Of Messrs. Kurtz GCo. They
have made arrangements with Eastern
Houses by which they Claim they can
afford to pay to farmers the very highest
price for their grain and wool. They can
also sell you salt and plaster at the lowest
rates. Call and try them and see if you
cannot do better than elsewhere.
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16rThe American House, at Lima,
Ohio, is the place to stop at when you
are visiting Lima It is we'll furnished,
kept at all times in the cleanest and best
style, and the landlord is q jolly, good iel.
low that knows how to set as a good table
as you can find anywhere. When you go
to Lima stop at the American.
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S9-see Advertisement Of J. How.
LAND in another column. It will be a
great accommodation 10 our tc~itizenns to
know whersst all times theyean get good
lime fer yhitewashing OF other pur-
poses, laih. plaster, &c &c. Any, body
wanting these articles should cell on Mr.,
HewLAkD and by giving himssa good
trade make his establishment permanent.
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Notice to Farmers.

TIME Town Council Of Ashland are now
ready to receive fifteen hundred perch of
Nigger-head Stone for paving, fer w~hich1ene
dollar and ta enty-fve ce-ts a perch will be
paid. No sand stone will be received. Size-
from 8 to s inchesin diameter. fartics hav
ing stone are reIered TO H. Woods or Andrew
nelrmap. Stone wanted immediately.
Byeorder of the Council, H.MQODS.
Ashland, Aprir13-45tf& =
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
Il tine ZANE of EcKLEs.s HUGHEs g. Co lis
this day mutually dis Owed. The business
will hereafter be conducted under thu name
of EcKLEs g. HUGHES, wro will settle all ac-
counts of the late firm. Oursstock vii at all
times be found complete. Thanking the pub
lie for the liberal patro ag' they have given
US herstefore-we hope to retain it hereafter
on the merits of eur Stock and our attention
to business.
ECKLEs & HUG HE'S.
lima g. 1a64z2Hnl
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Ashland County Agricultural

A meeting of the Boa-dr of Directors Of
tho Ashland County Agricultural Society,
will be held at the Secretary's Office in
the town of Ashland, on Saturday. June
5M, 1864; at 10 o'clock, A. H., for the
purpose of preparing the Premium List
and for the transa cticn of other business.
By order of the President,
WIN. B. MCCARTHY, SEc'Y.
June 15-2w.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22

nGs- Nj. AUGUSTUS FEsTEL has open.
ed a Tailor Shop, one door West of the
American Hotel, where he, is prepared to
do all work in his line upon short notice.
Drop in.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22

ras-It is said that terrible and fatal
disease, Spotted Fever, is caused by the
use of Rye Coffee and other delete ious
compounds put mp and solo as substitutes
for the real article. 1t will be well for
our readers to, take warming. ,r-;~~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22

FREsH ARRIyAL=WEIMEE L STEIN
AAcHER, of1Akron, haveajust received an
Immense stock of goods for the vholssale.
This sheFefore,, is favorable time for
customers in this county to
make Purchases ioegs s2'@s q
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Ohio Normal Academy Of Mu
: Esic.sAshIand, Ohio. ssrzz

The fifth Annual Session of this Insti.
tation will commence Tuesday. Jply 9th
1864 and continue eight weeks, as here
-tofnre.
The prospect for a large attendance il
very 1at,ering1P ref,s Baker & Perkin.
will he here. as usual.
@sAlInquiries. relative T. Scholarship;
&c, shdnldjbe addressed to- ~
T.. G. KILBoURNE,
irE .fsfaH s.snfiF 81 Ashland, Ohio.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22

B6rsee notice of Messrs. -KURTz &
Co, in another column. They have en-.
tered specially into the business of buy.
ing Grain and Wool, and by eiyisg this
business their undivided, attention they
can undoubtedly do full as we'll by farm
ems rs any one. Try them 30 j
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How TO ~sUsrAIF Ioue LOCAL Pa
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Send YOU'D pfihfingzand ADVERTISING to
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Help make the paper interesting by
sending itemsaof local interest to- The Ed
itof. o..
hf@ bLa5gia aside yoHrs g5ssrs That the EDITOR
.aHiite grow .richiflster than bis neighbor.
lfeha IT ysK .Eseisk
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22

MoNEE LesE:-OnS Saturday afternoon
1lth inst, q little girl lost six dollars and
seventy cents between the Union and
Times Printing Offices. The finder will
be doing algreat favor by leaving it at
this ONCE where the money can bs. fully
1oenuneo. %.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22

"a JoHN w. AspEL, at his News
DepoG,' in the Post Office, is constantly
G receiving all the late periodicals. &C.
He also keeps Cincinnati and Columbus
Daily papers. - ,r.zs@5o4sg ~
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Administrator's Notice.

5NOTlCE is he, eby given that The under
IN signed has been duly appointed Admin-
isirator de 6onis non of the estate of Oliver
Evans, deceased, The 10Th day of March, 1854.
PETER DESHoNG.-
May II. 4vn1e+ .,
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STR.AYED.

GrRAIED from the subscriber
g. y a three year old ARE, me-
o~ dunn size, light bay with o email
~ASW white spot on one hind foot
e (1x When last seen was in Hayesvile
90 and vicinity three weeks ago =
Any person taking UP said mare erslla wing
knowledge of her whereabouts, will be well
rewarded by sending word 10 the .ubscriber
or to the Union Office
WM. HAGERMAN.. I
West Windsor, sbichlsEd Co. o.
June Is, SWINGS
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IRA

III tetaJ STRA VE ID d
:" From tie subscriber az Salem
EfSA Station. Tsichland County Ohio,
Vl~ about the LIST of May a Fay Colt
'9&S@ three years old. with whife hind
Flx feet. star in forehead and ssme
.@ white on the noses Any person
giving information TO the subscriber that Will
lead 70 The rec verv of said colt, will be fiber
ally rewarded. Address, Shilo, RichlaAd Go.
onio.ais at s9 - G. L. OPDIkEo
I3Nnl] liza
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-06-22
From the London Railway News.
The Atlantic and Great West.
- tern Railway.

We have received the stl,ement for the
year ending December 81, 1863, made in
advance Of the more detailed report o!
the Central Board of management. Civ.
ing an account Of the business done upon
this railway for the past year.. The re-
suits are Of the most gratifying character,
and fully Justify the opinions expressed
by the promoters as 10 the remunerative
character of the trafic-which might be
expected upon the line. Most Of our
readers are no doubt aware that this rail
way is intended to supply an unbroken
link of cnmmunica:ion between.N New York
and St. Louis, Oh the Mississippi. The
link starts from New York and Erie at
Salamanca, the lire between New York
and this place being supplied by the
New York and Erie. The latter c"mpa-
ny giye'to the ATLANTIC and Great West
ern a premium of 10 per cent. upon the
gross amount collected by it upon all
freishts seat on to the line from any
point on the Great Western Railway, and
they pay also one dollar for each passen-
ger brought upon the railway. This con-
tract. it appears from the report, came
into effect on the 1stsof May. 1863, and
will continue five years. The amount
received by the Atlantic and Great Wes-
tern under this agreement for the eight
months of 1868 was 50 o53 dollars, ard
this is specially appropriated to The
payment Of interest on the bonds Of the
company. The increase in the business
between POINTS on TIE road in Penrsylva-
mia is such that the directors in their re-
port state that the receipts from the Erie
alone will be So efficient TO pay the coupons
on 1.5G0,O00 dollars, of bonds. Leaving
the Erie Railway and proceeding vest
ward, the Atlantic and Great Western
traverscs the State of New York for a
length of. AS miles; and this constitutes
the first part of the undertaking, each
section harine its own board Of directors
being established -peder the mowers
of the Legislature The earnings Of tho
railway upon the New York SECTION, as
compared with the previous year, were:
1862. 1885, Increas =
Pa SIS nge-s $:S,172 S67,s67 $685. $50
sources 177,64s 251.355 7g.T07
:2u s2l5 $40 ssIO.222 slos. 400
Expenses for 1868 153.119
Net earninaissg 2 : sI66.o4s
The number OF passengers carried was
75,421, averaging q distance of "a
miles for each passenger. The gross
earnings per mile of road were $3.50 as
Sc, while for 1867 they were Si,496.25
per mile. -
The financial position of the company
is thus stated : -ai 20 A4l
Bonds LIST and Cd Mortgages,
andErie and N. York Civ
Bonds el,5S7 ,665
Bin payable bearing in. 6l.2s5
Interest paid on same, 81
ut Z per centin 1868 I15,427.20
Premium on Gold, list t'-
Mortgage coupons 16.65s'7l
Balance of Net Earn Il
ings in 1853. 166.043.00
Coupons and Interest 131 1851
= q -H#-H-~ u ------1Ht 49, |
Earnings after provi-
ding interest on the fund
ed and floating debt S34,057 0e
OF the freight carried oyer the line,
Petroleum formsa very large proportion.
+.EH-. FLar
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF An ISykLn q

Published for tbe benefit. and as a cAU-
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suf7
fer from Nervous Debility, Premaiure Decay
Of Manhood. Sc. supplying at the same time
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery.s By enclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be. hai OF the au5
thor. E,
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Stand FIRM Falter not an Instant"
APPRBNTlCR.,. WANTED,

We vsnta good steady boy 10, learn
the printing business at this Office. APP
piication should be made Immediately.
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lsT BALLOT.
HAND Holmes Mad;n,
Ashland. Holmes. Medina. Wayne

" N 70 OO5 ~ -
On BALLOT.
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NATHANfEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
7tly5sI9 sra IN Bropklyny Kings Co =
.1sA Ereru
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28
:


WAooIe010H, April -.
The following lettes assomclsisa ~
joint seseletios aPpsopriatisg 81, ooo,-
600 which was passod il the House to.
day:
WAa DspARTnDxr, April 35th.
Sra The Governor Of 0hio, Indi.
ana, illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin have
rendered 70 The President - sumbes Of
volsstssss, for service during the COM
ise campaign. They expect 70 number
tson 10000 - 100000 men, asd their
term Of sesvies h 100 days from their
muster IN, end e b believed they can do
10 good service. They receive no boun-
~, add are not to diminish or delay the
drait for years men in the Stales where
tho quotas pending the draft sre not 6ll.
ed up. Quotas ere filed in lodiana,
Illinois, Iowa xsd Wisconsin, and less
than z, 900 are due from Ohio. These
troops are not provided for IN the esti-
mates b. retofore submitted; It 10 there
fore estimated that 425,O0O,0O0 will
meet the cost Of these extra volunteer,
and would respectfully recommend Z
special appropriation tor that purpose,
and submit . joint resolution to that o.
feet. Impending operations under it, il
il expedient that there shoulc b m ear
y action upon the proposition, % that
If sanctioned, oil nesdful provisions may
be made 10 due season. have the hon.
or to be, very respectfully, &c.
+ n. STATION.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-28
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The State Department has been Of
ideally informed OF the passage Of an
order By the Government Council Of
Canada, providing that from and after
the 10th Of April the following articles
having paid full tolls through st. Law
renee Canal, be passed free through
Wel'and Canal, and if tolls DO previous
Iy paid thereon through Chambiy Canal,
such tolls will be refunded at the canal
Office at Monroe, viz: all kinds of salt.
And the following articles. having paid
full tolls through the WelIAnd Canal
shall pass through st. Lawrence and
Cbambley Canals, viz: wheat, flour and
corn.