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But aside from all the advantages we have
enumerated, SPECIAL Act of Congress exempts
all bonds and Treasury notes from local taxa.
tion. On the.average, this exemption is worth
absut TIVE per cent. per annum, according to
the rate of taxation in varisus parts Of til,
country.
1t is believed that ne securities sffer So
great inducements to lenders as those issued
by the government. In all other forms Of
Indebtedness, the faith or ability of private
parties, or stock companies, or separate com
munities, only. is pledged fer payment, white
the whole property Of the ceuntry is held to
secure the discharge Of all the obligations Of
the United States. s-e.s - Il
While the government sffsrs the m ost lib
eral terms for its loans, it believes that the
very strongest appeal will be to the loyalty
and patriotism of the people. eses
Duplicate certificates will be issued tor all
deposits, the party depesiting nust endorse
upon the original certifcats the denomina-
ten of notes required and whether they are to
be issued !, in blank or payable to order.
When so endsrsed itamust be left with the
officer receiving the deposit, to be forwarded to
| ths Treasury Department. -..,3 !.
/ SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED by the
Treasurer of the United States, at washing
ten, the several Assistant Treasurers and de-
sigAated Dspositaries, and by the - -.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Il
BRiDGEPoRT, Ono.
And by all National Banks which are depssi.
tories Of neuey, and
ALL RgsPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the cssntry will give further in
formation and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY Ts suBscR1-
! BERS. 9.
August II, ls64-sm, ~. g
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NOTICE.

The subscriber has this dav heen appointed
and qualified as Administrator of be Estate
of William L. Edington, late of Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased
JOHN e IDINGTON,
!ax. Is, ls65-Sw. Id. Adm'r,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

JULIA .LAPP, Henry Larp, James Hinton
y and Katharine, his wife, Rosanna Lapp,
Godfrey Lapp. Samuel Lapp and Magdalsna
Lapp, will take notice that q apetition was fled
against them on the 30th day of December
A. D. 1854 in the Sourt of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Monroe, by
Andrew Hinton and Julia Anne his wife,
wherein psrtition is asked of the following
real estate, to wit:
The south east quarter of the south west
quarter of sestion twenty nine, in township
two, of range three; also the north east quar-
ter Of the south west quarter OF. section twen-
ty-nine in township two Of range three; also
the north west quarter ofthe south west quar-
ter of said section twsnty-nine, in township
three of range three (excepting ont of the
last described lot the tract decided to the
Church for meeting house, and excepting
also tract sold out of said lot to John Gif6n
as is shown by deed to said Gifin) and
also the following described tract situate in
and being part of the south west quarter
of the south west.quarter of section twenty
nine, in township two, of range three, begin
ming for the same at the north east corner
running thence south thirty=four rods to a
stone thence vest City rods to stone, thence
north thirt y-four rods to stone, thence east
fifty y-fsur rods to the place of beginning, con-
tanning eleven acres and eight rods more or
less, in all. TIE quantity herein being about
one hundred and twenty-three acres, more or
less, in the County Of Aonrso and State of
Ohio, and at the next term of said Court the
said Andrew Hinton and Julia Anne Hinton,
will apply for an order that dover and parti-
ton may be made Of said premises. :
4 z.,.. JACOB T. MORRILL,
~ " Attorney for Petitioners.
Jaru.rvL JHek ew
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Administrators Notice.

Netioe IL. hereby given that the suh.crib-r1
was, on the 18th day of November. 1854, vp-
poiuted by, the Probate Court Of honrns
County, Ohio. Administrator of the Bsta'~ 1t
James McMabop. deceased
a THOMAS MCMAHON, Adnr.
peeember ~, lse4.-3w.M
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2sFa ssy fssrsary. 2. 1861, 5
an ssia prsuaises, at 10 ls'oloek on said day
the following described real estate, situatesin'
said County Of, Menfes, ito wit; Ssgs1H
BseinrinQ al tie mid1le Of the line which
Aouris the,south sids Of fssctisn one, tewn-
sbir six. 81 range seven, thence north With
tba diI4f tsr sec lion line eighty three rods to
,4he north west corner Of the south west quar-
ter Of the south east quarter of said section,
thsnse east siglt three rods to the eenter :, OF
the south east thence north WITH tne .;le.
Nns 8itidfnr 4lfe east ana west half quarter,
enc hundred and thirty eight rods to q, stone
thence south seventy -four degrees west nine
rods ard fonttssn links 10 awhits oskl thence
south sixty-thrse and threerfourth degrees.
vest nine rods and nineteen links, thence
aouth ATTY ana Sfhres-fonrthlf fdsyreAs west
tventr rods and. twenty-five links tora Whlte
.ak. thence south forty Ave and three fourth
ds~rees West seven rods and six Inks to
vbits oak. thence south twenty degrees west
ssveu rods md twenty links 10 awhite oak,
thence sSdthe thirty degrees west twelverods
10 a white oak, thence southr hftyione and
ene-fonths dagrses west atwolye Foas ana nys
links to an Ironwoed, thence south eighty
nine asErses. vest twenty sin rods and nine
links to stone, witness white oak twenty
Sour inches, south twenty degrees. east thirty
INKS. thence f1orth twenty five degrees west
tvsntv-osne rods and iiftesn linksto q stake al
4ha creek. witness . willow three inches.
thenss NOR rthrt wsnty-six degrees vest seven-
teen iinks, thsnes lnorth fifty four iegfees
west twsnty-six rods to Gums thence north
forty y-niue Degrees. vest forty six rods To-
stake, thence thirty degrees and fifteen sec
.nds east five links to ssGum eight inches
thence north eiehty-hiAe deglees east stEree
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Petition for Pardon.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an applica-
IN tion will be made to the Governor of the
State of Ohio on the first Monday of March
1855, ter 1.-THE pardon of James Bright, who
was tried in the Court. of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, at the February term of
said Court 1854, upon 8, charge of Grand Lar
ceny, and convicted ana sentenced to impris-
onment in the Penitentiary of the State of
Ohio for the term of three years.
JACKSON GRIFFITH fer
!. JAMES BRIGHT
January Il, 1s654aw. pd.
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Courts for 1865,
EEIGHTU s,TsTRECT.

We do hereby fx the times fer holding
Courts in the Eighth Judicial District Of
Ohio; for the year 1865, as follows:
I HH4OnDISTRETl COURT. IlEN Z
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Settlement Accounts.


KTOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN Settlement Accounts will be fer hearing
,sA Thursday, February %, 1855, ~ s
!. George Fayock, Administrator Of George
Bergcr..,s. !. ,s....s -. -. 80. Final.
Samuel Wise, Administrator sf Jo- e
seph Hamilton. FINAL
8, a-&s j.. H. Graham, Administers 'aE
tsrssef James Graham .. .-4..s, Final.
William and John Bare Executors of q
Jacob Bare. .f..i... .l.s.. !... Partial.
Thomas Nelson, Guardian of w. H.. ls
and A. j.. Prebasce. e................. =,
Leonard Fwinsm, Guardian,of Enoch
sbarcus. -. ....,-.,..
Hugh Dimes, Guardian of David y-sB
McCutcheons heirs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
b Marx Albert, Guardian of John and
pan,.l Stuksv = : ~ 30 p I.k@as7 g
George w. Dye, Guardian Of Abigail
Dye. s.s. g. !. -. - 2 Final.
VIM. P. 'Richardson, Guardian Of
Serena Coss. :. ..i.s.. -. ...............
Wm.. Botton6eld, Guardian of Sarn- 1
uel Bottenfeld's heirs .....
sA 'aSs 5'h w, T. SINCLAIR, =
- Probate Judge.
Feb 8, 1865. a' i7l5 s,''sis' 'As.
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LANDS FOR THE LANDLESS
Hemes fer the Homeless!
.lO4O Acres.

sf prairis iand in Ringgold County, Iova, for
SALE OR BARTERsspaa s7nc
These lands will be sold at agbargsin, or
TRADED for Monroe County lands, or iine mares
will be taken IN part payment.
The land was all entered in 1853, and efers
= sHrst.rate chance for farmers desiring to 60
10 the West. sf~ - s3sg 81 ss r. ri
SFsr fnrther particulars address
- - 80, n =. MA8ON, ~
Woedsfsld, Ohio.
p,esnbsr !, lss4--tf. fss rsJlsasxs u %
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INsoLYENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to, the creditors o
~ the Estate of John McCanmen, Deceased
that upon Examination of the Real and PERI
'sonal assets of said Estate, it is declared
iusolvent by the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohis. &C. = s.s ~ - Ia.
a HUGH D. HILb, Admir-
sRsssnssr !, lss4Esv, ss.8 : 6s'.saa
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COMMON PLEAS.


Nebl. County, tuesday, January 81;
Tuesday, May 2; Tuesday; October IL.
Morgan County, Tuesday, February 7;
Tuesday, May 9l Weaaeadsy, October 3.
Muskinsum County, Asaaay, Tsbrss-
ry15, Mspday, May Is; Asnaay October
Monroe Ceu.ty, Tuesday, February a;
Tuesday, May 2; Tuesday, October 3.
Belmont, Tuesday, February Il; Tass-
day, May 8; Wednesday, Octsbsr IL.
Guernsey, Tuesday, March Z; Tuesday,
May %; Tuesday, Ostsber "a.
Harrissn, Monday, February 6; Mon
day, May 8; Msnaay, October Is.
Tuscarawas, Monday, February 20,
Monday, May 22;;A Monday, Octsber 80.
jefferson, Nsndays March, s; Monday,
June 5; Monday, NsveHser 13.
Done at Steubenville this 2Sth day OF
EZRA L. EVANS,
EI4a SHAW JOHN W. OKEY.
rs GEORGE W. NoILVAINE,
.poaasa Judges in said District
certify that the fsre.sing isa full and
rue copy of the original order asv or
file in nay eGce.
h. DANIEL WALTON, Clerk,
acsl Msnrse Csanty Csnnsn Pleas
November 2, 1ss4.-4w.
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U 8 r SO Loan.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives nstice
Treasury Notes, payable three years from
Aug. 18th, 1854, with ssmi-annual interest
at the rate Of seven and three-tenths per
cent. per annum-principal and interest beth
to be paid in lawful money. rrTFT
These notes will be )cenvertible at the sp-
ton of the holder at maturity, into per cent.
geld bearing bends, pay abls net less than i've
nor msrs than twenty years from their date, as
the Government may elect. They will be
issued in denominations of s5s, slso, $500,
81 geo and $4,000, and all subscription. must
be for fifty dollars or ssms multiple Of ffty
dollars. ,,g.,.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners
free Of transportation charges as sson afte'
the receipt Of the original Certificates of De,
pesit as they can be prepared.
AS the notes draw interest frsm Angus
Is, persons making deposits subsequent &.
that date must pay the interest accrued fro,
date of note to date of deposit e -! =
Parties depesiting twenty Eve thousal {
dollars and upwards for these notes at an
one time will be allowed commission of oil
per cent, which will be paid by the Treasui
Department upen the receipt Of a bill for til
amount e.rtlh-d to by the eficer with who,
the deposit was made. No aeauctiers f,
commissions must be made from the der eSits
! Spncial AdyanfaroS of tbi
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DY wfrtue q an ordsr,direstsd tos ne from
ID the SRrobats Eeart Of Monroe boanty,
Ohio.sR N ill -oEsri for sale 1T patitc aaet1on,
an th, erasr aaasaeel hslsixs laea nsn
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rs EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR
MUNICIPAL TAXATION.

ZEN per cent. Per annum
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To Our PATRoss I'VE would asui

To Our PArRoNs --We would again
remind our readers that this season Of
the year is a time when they ara COO.
stan'ly liabl! to sudden coughs, influenza,
sore throat, &c., while the children are in
the constant danger from Group, throa,
and lung complaints. 1t is important
that every head of a family should pro.
vide 4 repedy tina. is ready at all times
for immediate use, whether assailcd at
the dead hour Ct night, with the break.
Ing uut of a hard cold, the raeking Of u
violent cough, or the children with the
most dangerous Of all diseases-croup-
or at the midday hour, you should always
be prepared. In Goes Cough Balsum,
you will ind a ready and effectual rene.
'dy It grapples and controls instanta.
%neous,y the most stubborn coughs, while
in Group it is q sovereign cure. The
price is but forty cents per bottle-the
bottle twice the size of any other at the
same price. Delays are dangerous
Yos should always have it in the house.
| can be found at all our drug stores
aaI'- W .,.H ,,o 1m3D
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BURGLARY, On Wednesday night,
tho llth inst, the wholesale grocery
store Of n. T. STslSaRR. in Ashland,
was entered By some person or persons
who opened the Safe and stole Sl009,75'
in gold and silver and S27 in greenba.ks,
besides au unknown amount Of change,
which was left in the money drawer Of
the establishment. From the Indications
the deed was evidently done by some
person who understood the run Of the
establishment and the art Of burglary
The Safe was opened by Introducing pow
der into thelVck,t the explosion of which,
it is supposed unlocked it, giving ample
opportunity 70 rife Il Of It's conteuts.-
The inside drawers, from indications,
were opened WITH instruments, other
than keys, The loss is heavy, amount.
ing to about $500 As yet there is no
clae TO who did the deed but murder
will out, and it is to Do hoped that the
guilty party Or parties may yet DO ferret.
ed out aud subjected to the most severe
penalty Of the law in such cases made
aud provided. Such stops only willhAyo
a tendency 70 cheek the progressive DE-
mobilization aud increase Of crime IN
our country during the last three years. /,
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-. - . aN- AA -
pA. Fl. NJ. HIoKoK, dealer in Wood
aud Iron Furniture Of every description,
has removed hislarge stock of furniture
Of all kinds into the brick building di.
rcc'ly East of the Post Office. Having
visited Mr., HIoKoK's rooms, and exam
lned bis stock, we can say without 1exag-
Grafton that he has the best stock that
can bc found in any country town, in
the State. 1t consists of every article
kept in a first class furniture store and is
of tho very latest styles, at as low prices
as the lowest in the West. We would
say to the people Of Ashland County
and elsewhere, if you want fashionable
and durableIfurniturs of any kind, Gilt
or Rosewood m~ouldings, LookineG lasses
Pictures, &c. call at HIcKoK's, one door
East of The Post Office, up stairs, where
you will find the best stock the country
can boast of. 'raw'
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A Clergyman, while residing IN South
America as . missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Uric
nary and Seminal Organs, andthcvhole train
Of disorders brought on BY hanefnl and vici-
Gus habits. Great numbers have been nlrea-
dy cnred by this noble remedy. Prompted
b, . desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfoE-
lunate, l will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, In . sealed envelope
to any one who needsit Fam on CuARoni0
Please inclose q stamped envelope, kddrsss.
cd 10 yourself. I Address D
JOSEPH n. INMAN.
sgAFios D. BIDEs HousE.
A1rI0N q New FeFt ci1ys
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SLEIoHrSo. - Our present spell of
splendid sleighiqg is being improved most
thorough y, Il is better slcighing here
now than it has been for a plumber Of
years, and the roads in all directions are
covered, day and night, with every kind
.ofa vehicle that will slide. We wonld
prefer not being a livery horse just ut
this time Eln WV WI Wv \.
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+ EzgEbsIon SecIETF.rWa bad: the
pleasure Of witnessing the public per-
f~ormancesA Of lhe Excelsior Literary So.
ciety, Of Vermilliou Institute, on Friday
evening last. The members on perform
ance oil did honor to themselves and to
their Society exhihitinsathe true spirit
Of excelsiorisn, aud making the enter
tainment an Interesting one.
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r. .ty-Hd NNn OF rEHluT1 nIIHlIll
A TERRIBLE ScENE-A gentleman
who has just returned from the battle field
Of December 10th, near Nashville, width.
er BE went 10 qutst'of the body Of a slain
brolbet, describes the scene As one .ofun.
mitigated loa,hing and horror. The rebsl
dead stillIheupou The field unburied, and
in ali thSlghastlinoss Of death as II fell
upon them in tile shock and carnageiv Of
battle I'm. some places where charges
We're made aud repulsed, the poor wretch.
es lie 10 heaps, one upon the othsB
tbey bad fAlep 10 'tthbs agony If !deaibL5
sTbsNxeuss giyegpi n 1Plf baryips othSmp,
,vnV thatithe living 1eEe too busy IN ehas,
ing ihelmenl under Hoad ~ ASpi a. saEs
fsr w Sh'sskae S''
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Ashland Comfy Agricultural
l..H. .a... .4. Society. -., .,.I

The annual meeting Of the Ashlond
County Agricultural Society for the cleo.
ton Of Officers will be held q: the Court
House -in-thc town of Ashland, on Tues
day. 1he 18th day of January, A. D.
1865, at ! o'clock, P. NJ.
By order of the Board.
IN WM. B. MCCARTHY, Scc'y.
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DR.. PACiM

of Elmore, Ohio, who has had q practice "
twelve years in the treatment Of all kinds Of
chronic diseases. villhs Of theiolloving plsccss
MANSFIELD, wiler House, Monday, June
20 and August l6i < iitqk
LUCAS. Tuesday till noon, June 81 and Au-
gust 1e;aTug 81 EasD A.
PETERSBURG, Tuesday afternoon, June ~
and August l6; sstva-l A
HAYEsvILLE, Wednesday, June % and An,
JERo1EvILiE, Thursday, June IS and Az,
ASHLAND. Miller House. Friday 3 Saturday,
June "a and rs and August 10 and 2Qj
RDWsBURG, Sunday, till noon. June 20 and
August 81; a4 w
LAFAYETTE, Sunday. afternoon, June y
and August 81; a5 lucf sss
SALEM, Mondsy till noon, June ~ and Auf
.sggl gust q, fsnn 8 g4t4sgot9
CONGRESS-, Monday afternoons June q ena
August 20 81 N4AgEI
PERRVsBURG, Tuesday, III noon June "a
and August 23;
POLK, Tuesday aftcspoan, June 2s and An
gust %;
ORANGE, Wednesday till noon, Junp 20 end
August "a
SAVANNAH, Wednesday, afternoon, Jrps ~
and August ~; II
RUGGLEs CENTER, Thursday ill noen.
tt.0 June 80 and August 25i
NEW LONDON, Thursday a~fsrnson, {uns
80, and August '25.
Ashland, April 2O-46H
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n

On the gath day of November, 1864,
at the Office Of Esq DEvoR, Mr.. HUGH
NJ. HENDERSON to Miss MARY L.
REPP; both Of Wayne County Ohio. q
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n6s. The sidewalks ON Main street

D6S- The sidewalks on Main street
have been converted into d skstins park
by tho boys pf tow, nalih nee
irss'ry for thqse not iqlthe ska,ini bust
ness, to keep eyes opea to avoid bieakers
and escape collisions Of a disagreable
character. The extent to which the
amusement islcarried has almost rendsr.
ed the payements impossible, especially
for ladies. 1t renders the walks so
asmoothe That they are unsafe 70 walk Mp.
ION, aud it is the next thing to running
the blockade to evadei thc-boys 10 their
amusement, There, should bs az or;
dinabq y, hrShbitiag skating or slIdibs n
the pavcments, as they have ii Ia OthsI
'owps'i .tg54is aism 10 sbts It..s .,, .
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I6rIf you want the latest news, both
military and Political, and carefully pro
pared collection Of Literary Reading for
the hons, and family, subscribe for the
ASHLAND UNION.
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rtNo rHENERvous, DEBIBITarEDgyD
DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXBSIiA
great extraordinarily boon Fes6Tsa to health
IL q few days, after many years Of misery, is
to assist his suffering fellow creatur.s
BY sending greel IN receipt rof o postpaid
addressed envelope, q copy Or the formula"
cflsrfe employed. ! Direct tolqrs yoaG a
John NJ DAeNALJ, Boz 1852. o.
d7NasiRA BfooAlys, N.Y.
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~ BlapEs Of every description for
salo at this Office. ttkDA q.
B6- Daily papers, Magazines, Station
cry. etc, forsals BY JoHs FULroN, at
his News Depot, inythe,Po Office. q

~ AL kinds Of plain and fancy Job
work done at the UNION Office on the
shortest notice aud most reasonable terms.
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.Firhy Ffnhf

n I am nom supplying and will supply tke
citizens OF Ashland and vicinity viih fresh al
during the season. 4. DINk<lu,
Catcher s ,plJs2oF
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From Rev. jill. Turner. PASTOR OF
ding ME-. Church, Philsdslphis. = g
ps.ySsskprs r-pysv Gr-Hswas
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The Cleveland Heald

4u0 Vl0Vc1duM x10 dkN y
Will DO put in entirely new. type btforb NJ
first Of January, 1865, and considerably en-
larged, making 1t the cheapest paper publish
ed in Northern Ohio. The corps Of Editors
and Reporters are men known of intelligencps
and reliability, and every statement which
may appear in It's columns, the publishers as
sure their readers can DO considered truth.
full. Our Army correspondence will Re
watched with care, and nothing shall be SPAR
ed to render it reliable. Our Commercial Re-
ports, Marina News and Markets are in the
hands Of competent Reporters. and will DO
found the most. reliable Of any paper in Ohio,
The politics Of the Herald must be undcr.
stood by its thousand5 Of readers. II Is for
the country, the whole country, and nothing
but q free country.
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ing Tro-Weekly, Morning or Evening; Week
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Agents or others getting up . Clnb Of twens,
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Tri. Weekly for their trouble, and for o club
Of forty the daily will be sent free, and for .
.arger number o similar compensation viii be
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Our facilities for printing Q newspaper ore
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York. We have q press capable of printing
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slEAT4I AccIpEST.Ton Thursday lysi,
saysOthe RicAhHdi Shield dhdlB dnnsr,
David EBaHclkl!sR a most esliniable citizen
o. Ffanklin Township, Richlaud County,
was Hllsdt ny lfaRdeI under his wagon
loaded with wood, a short distance from
htsfsld, HI. was German Baptist
Preacher, and highly respected by all
xbolkpeW him. He leaves q wife and
family. .a2 s,sss5g