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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23

At Geneva, Switzerland, the Ameri-
cans celebrated the 4th Of July. Con.
Mcclellan was invited to be present, and
sent the following reply: aA'a..-a
HOTEL, BnYoN, LAKE GENEVA,
Tuesday, July 4th, 1865 :.
My DEAR SIR = l have received your
very polite invitation, on behalf Of the
citizens oil tho United States Of America
who are in Geneva, to Mrs. Mcclellan
and myself to join them at dinner TO-
day. >.
regret that it will not be in our pow.
or to do ourselves tie pleasure Of meet
ing with you in the celebration of this
most interesting anniversary Of the most
sacred day in the American calendar
Although cannot meet you in person,
I hope that you will permit me to ex-
press my intense joy and pride with
which, in common with all Americans, |
look upon the recent glorious successes
Of our gallant armies uudcr Grant and
Sherman.
As these victories have finally crushed
the armed opposition TO the General Gov
ernmcnt and have brough back the whole
of the national domain under the folds Of
our fag, l trust that this anniversary Of
the Nations Birthday will be the opening
of n now era in our history when broth
crly love will again prevail between the
people of the once %contcnding sections
when all the causes Of the late war shall
have disnpI cared-when the idea of Sc
%cession shall be regarded as n thing en-
tirely Of the past-nevcr again to DO re
yived, aud during which VIC shall bccomt
q stronger, more united and more prosper
GUS nation than ever before. ,.
| most sincerely unite with you in Thu
feelings Of sorrow and indignation whicl
have been so universally expressed 70
the cowardly murder which deprived chi
! country OF its ChiSf Magistrate and il
r the desire to offord the most loyal stppof
to his successor. 1 trust too, that 20,
will unite with me in the hope that, sine
VIC have completely vindicatcd our nation
y al strength and military honor BY III
h entire defeat and ruin Of our late enc
mics, our people will pursue a magtanl
nous and mercilul cource towards d fal
en- f%oc--one that will tend to soften tn
bitter feelings inevitably caused by alon
and earnest war, and to restore the col
, fdencc and kind feeling that should e.
list between thoso who owe allegiance
tho same government and belong to Il
same people. yuzur.. p;.o u
4, Begging that you will convey to III
committee, and to the gentlemen thu
" represent, my sincere thanks for the
I'd very Courteous invitation, l am, my de
Sir, very truly unexpectedly yours,
!, ~ GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
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A Card.

Mr.. ED1ToR: Il would, through your
columns, return thanks with gratitude to
my ncighbors and citizens, with the Fire
men d Ashland, for their promptncss in
suppressing the lato FIRE in ny Furniture
Rooms,-and also inform them, that l am
pretty we'll cleared up, and ready again
for business, with a good stock Of Furni-
turo always on hand and work made to
order by good w%orkmen, and with dry
Lumber.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23

"a Pic M o.-Thc M. II. Sabbath School
of Gallon held a pic nic in the grove near
Ashland, on last Thursday. We under
Notwithstanding passed off pleasant.
", and after visiting our city, the party
Sehbarked Son't A.. & CIV, for their
hcmcs in the rural village Of Gallon
We hope u "country cousins may
again visit our city. s.. faat
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23

In consequence Of Teachers being scarce,
quite q number of Certificates havs been Is
sued, at our Spring Examinations 10 persons
who were not able to pass q satisfactory ex-
animation in any Of the branches required by
law. Those expecting to teach winter schools
need not expect this indulgence. Certificates
will only BIO issued To those who pass q fair,
thorough and impartial Examination.
Next Examination, Saturday, September o.
1866.
n. NJ. CAMPBELL,
Clerk of Board.
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.sasFoIrs Hoasr % last Sabbath ev

.'ssosTOLts Horse -on7lnst Sabbath eve
ming, asuspicious looking chap came to
2 this place, and put up at the MqNuIrY
House, having in his possession . brown
horse which win be three years old next
y spring; it has no marks save a star in
1.-The forehead and hind legs slightly cur
y. yea,s On Monday morning heroiforcd to
y sclltho horse for about half its value
which led to suspicion ; whereupou, off
',scer swisEfORp arrested him, but BY som'
VI means no made bis escape'b The horse !
now in possession Of Mn, sw1NEFoRD
which che owner cam have by proving tn,
property and paying costs.
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liNiMEMT.
PETITION NOTICE.

KI0TICE Is hereby giv,i that . Petition
IN will DO presented tosihs Commissicntrs
Of Ashland County at their next session, 70
be held on the frat Monday Of September. {.
D. 1866, praying for tbs location Of, a county
Roai commencing nj tho road at o. pear Ja-
cob Lash'st IN Perry township, Ashiand coan
", and running north OF ne wtst line Of
said Lash's land through section 9 and SEQ
ton Eve on the quarter iints of said seciiona
Of the above township, ardse continue north
into jackson township on the west line Of
Levi Mowry's land dhtii n lntersscis me road
running oast and west through the lands Of
slid Levi Mowry. 17t
CHARLES w~EsTnEFFER
gN sasiies tth' and others.
Aug. Q, lsc5-5ws Yg rcn
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23

TIM KsHLAND UNION unpublished sy-
sry WEDNEsDAY MORNING In Ashland,
A n nd Countv. Ohio. by

THkAShLANU UNtON bpupiishVNo.
srp WEDNEsDAY MORNINd,i In Ashland,
Ashland County, Ohio, by
]. II. Lands & Brother,
at tn following rates:
Town ESubsoribers--in aduapce, o., 2,bV
II paid1after the expiration Of 9 m'ths, S'9O
Afterlth year has expired, -1ls- S'oo
"a !LaScs or newspapers.
I. Subscribers. who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as wish
ing to continue their subscriptions.
o., II, subscribers order the discontinuance
ftheir papers, the publishers can continue
to send.tbem until all arrearages are paid.
,S.. II subsctibers neglect or refuse to take
the1,papers from the office 70 which they are
d;rected. thew are held responsible till they
cattle their bills, and order the papers discon'
n subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and their
paper Is sent to the former direction' 'hey
sJ TheNCourts have decided that refusing
,.E.tk ausxsuaper from the cfiee, Or remov-
;nsand icayine Il uncalled for, y primafacie
a%yidence Sfinlended fraud. WV
. Rates of Advertising Advanced
40e8gO DUr
The undersigned, Prsprietors o. Nevspa-
mars published il. Ashland, in consideration
ccf thelareely sincr6ased expenses Of publish
ins. hereb2 aaree tosadopt the following al
yancodlR lfesf for Advertising, and 70 conform
70 the following Rules for regulating the
s,tssdf ADVERTISING in our columns, to TAX
effect from august 1st, 1854.
'rrx. IIsrs on LESS MAXI A SQUARE
One SQUARE, one week, Sl'VU
Eaoh subseauent insertion, less than =,
three months, -. w
One square, three months, changeable 3. n,
One square SIX months, changeable at ,,o,
Yearly advertisements three squares ., y,
one vear. f'NNN -'N 2l,V'
Yearly adyertisemen!s four squares ]. ., q,
vear.tDa tJ.td -aaA ,-3ih cow
business cards, six lines or less one q,
ASm Ssns Executors and Guar
u,su T.i,csS e..e ban .lef~- TO-
AlrEdito-ial and Local Notices. per r
~ line. 7ot .5N.l -'H. -tH'3 II
N.Y. Advertisements Loaded. or insertc
under The head Of speciaiH Notices, md Doubl
Column advertisements, win be charged D
icr cent.in addition TO the above.
a6y- All kinds Of Job Work, an advance
ffom soto rs per cent. depending on tn
character Of the Job. oi'
JIM. LANDS 3 BRO, PrOp'rs Union
bs JEFF sPRENo uE, Proprietor Time
August !, 1854.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23

PERsoNAL.-The editors Of the Hest.
crn Revie,U, Mcssrs> Matthias & schnur,
made US a very pleasant visit on Thurs
day Of last week. They are talented
Young men, and the Rcvicv will doubt
less, under thoir control, rank among thu
best papers in the S,atc.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

We will pay one dollar and twenty
fys cents . Perch for all the Cohbling o.
Paving Stone from ito 10 inches. Il
bon by order Of Town Council;
Ashland, April 20, 1865 gAlaes
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MA RIED

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. A. ii. Myers,
Mr.. NELSON MAIZE to Miss SUSAN
DESHONG both of Ashland Ohio.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. A. II.
Myers, at his residence, Mr.. ROBERT
W. FORCE and Miss REBEGCA j.
YOUNGBLO0D; both Of Orange town.
ship, Ashland county, Ohio. ...
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23
ASHLAND AuausT 49, 1865

ss6s The Democratic State Convention
meets in Columbus tomorrow. General
MoRGAN, III all probability, will be nom
,idSted III Governor. Bar 80
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Demo cratic 3 state Con-
vention.
Thursday, August oath, 1881.

To he Democracy Of Ohio:
A State Convention of the Democracy
of Ohio will DO held a, Columbus, on
Thursday, The 24M dag Of august merit
to nominate candidates for the following
Offices, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the
Convention /:
|, Governor;
Lieutenant Governor;
Treasurer of State;
Supreme JudJc, (full term);
Supreme Judge, (%vacancy);
Attorney General;
School Commissioner 4;
Member Board Of Public Works;
Clerk OF Supreme Court.
The ratio Of representation will be a'
follows: One delegate for each county
an additional delegate for every 500 vote
cast for General Mcclellan at the las
Presidential election, and en- additions
delegate for every fraction Of $50 o
more votes SO cast.
[By this ap%portionmcnt, Ashland c.
ia entitled to six delegates in the Cor
vention.]
By order Of the Democratic State Ger
trail Committee,
l. JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman
r. JAEGER, Secretary. d.
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FARM FOR A e

TIME undersigned will sell, at private sale,
the Deplcr farm, adjoining Rowsburg,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about y,
acres of excellent land, under q good state Of
cultivation, with an Orchard Of choice fruit
and in a good bearing condition ; two good
franc dwellings, q frst.rate Saw Mill, q good
Barn, o mover failing we'll Of water, and stock
water convenient. This is one Of the most
desirable farms IN Ashland county, and can
be bought cheap. Fer further information.
enquire Of Henry DeplCr or Jacob Engle at
Rowsbdrg. HENRY DEpLEh'
(4stO JACOB ENGLb.
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GBt NImhtts.

ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.
CoKREcTED WEEKLY BY
q
Dealers III Groceries, Quetns~are; &c.
One door West of Town Hall, ashland.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23
The Last Opportunity
DIR, O. o. THWINC,

Who has been visiting Ashland with the regu
larity Of clock work every month for the last
three years, will make his LAST VISIT IN
DECEMBER. Alter that time he intends TO
retire from practice and devote himself to the
publication Of his extensive work on
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23

Having just received a large and splendid
tock OF
Clothing
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
5asEsf6 ihH0E OBJ tc.1
LIGHT AND DARK C0L0RED
WALKING COATS,
BOYS AND YOUTHS SUITS
Neatly got up.
ANT A N ID VESTS
OF various patterns, of American and French
Cassimeres, and cut in the Latest Styles To-
pether with q tasty assortment Of
Shirts and Neck Ties
Also o large stock Of
fass. cloths. .V'tstings, Linnci'
Ceats, Satimcfs and Dressings
which Wifi be sold BY the piece or by the yard
Lower than N any other Establishment IN
Northern Ohio.
We bcr.lcave 10 inform The Public thu ihav.
ing purchased our entire stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods at the present heavy de-
cline in Gold, and the consequent deprecia'
lion in the value Of Merchandise we are
therefore enabled, willing, and ready TO sell
our Goods fully in accordance with that de-
cline, and which cannot fail to attract the at
tention Of close buyers, even ct the present
depressed state Of the market.
We guarantee our Clothing 10
FIT WELL OR NO SALE!
We also have a large assortment Of
Trunks, T,aIises Is Carpet Bags
> -
> no,r ta;, N examine our Clothing befor
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ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST q.
SCHOOL ~Exnminanons.

Result of Examinations held May 10
and 9th, June 10th and August 18th,
1865; giving the name and address Of
each successful applicant, and time Tor
which Certificate issued.
Miss A. G. Painter, Loudonville, Time IL ms
" ]. Bishop, Nova, time 6 months.
:. Eugenia Eddy, Jeromeville, time IL mos
" Nancy j. Parr, Perrysville, time limos.
" Elmira Biggs. Ashland, time IL months.
Ann NJ. SmalIey, Nankin, time u mos,
" E. Br~andyberry, do do II
Mrs. Nancy Taylor, Ashland do II
Miss M. Smutz, Polk, do IL
81. B. Marks Loudonyille do II
R. NJ. Boyd, Hayesville do II /"
"SF. Burget, 0livesburg do 0
Helen Wilson, Jeromeville do
Kate Crawford. Wooster do IL
Libbis Bieeks, Nova do o
" Kate A. Scott, Mifiin do Q
NJ. L. Bowers, Hayesville do u
Jesse Them, Ruggles do IL
NJ. N. Bittinger, Rowsburg do "a
Matte Kellam, Savannah do IL
Mr.. j. r. Wallace, Rowsburg do ~ !"
- jas Frawnfelter, Hayesville do 0
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23

We bcrlcave 10 inform The Public IN ihav,
ing purchased our entire stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods at the present heavy de-
cline in Gold, and the consequent deprecia'
lion in the value Of Merchandise we are
therefore enabled, willing, and ready TO sell
our Goods fully in accordance with nat De
cline, and which cannot fail to attract the at
tention Of close buyers, even ct the presen'
depressed state Of the market.
We guarantee our Clothing 10
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23
Shirts and Neck Ties
lass. cloths. .V~'tstings, Lin''c''
Coats, Satimets and Dressings,

which Wifi be sold BY the piece or by the yard
Lower than N any other Establishment in
Northern Ohio.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
LIGHT AND DARK COLORED
WALKING COATS, .

PANTS A N ID vests
/. .l.I -. .
OF various patterns, of American and French
Cassimeres, and cut in the Latest Styles To-
psther with q tasty assortment Of
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23
Letter from Gen. Mcclellan.

AT Geneva, Switzerland, the Ameri'
cans celebrated the 4th of July. Con
Mcclellan was invited to be present, and
sent the following reply aar4.-a
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

Mooney TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
M Real Estate, In sums OF from s2 5000 Apply
10 AMHERST WIGHT SON, attorneys at law z4
Broadway, "a, New York. - =
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

rlencc and wea acquanted-vih the French language
desires an eVgge traveller for wcil established
house, rneAeptonablc r-S,rences Address j. ". NJ,
Herald ollcc.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

CALEsMAN wANrED-iN A RETAIL FANCY GOODS
- aud trimming store In the country: liberal salary win
be given who understands bis business thoro.hy
and take charge OF u IN e absence the poprletor
unexoep ionablo references required Address n W. w.
Herald gnce.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

Notice II hereby given that The Board OF Directors have
ths day declared Dividend Of 1--WE M cent out Of the
net sarnngs OF the quarter ending April & payable at the
Office Of The Company. on Tuesday, 23l Inst : 49,.
The Transfer Books will he tlosef "Wednesday, lTh
Inst and reopenod on Tbnfsday, 10th lust ..f
BY order Of tho Hoard OF Dir,ItQrs
TIiEoDURE r. JOHNSON, Secretary
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Grfer 3peis. Mr. @Oriu6 pom
6euercOmite ibersub einen 8eri9t nit 8elhluB,
bic am IA. 9lpril 1885 angenOmmene Orois
nan5, betreifenO cine Snuefiruns bes Baltimore
Sereini9ten 6eueroepartementS, gu tpioerrufen.
Slut ben Slid seIegt.
Cine Wittbeilung pom Staot GommiIdr
purpe eingeididt, bab es $3.50 tolten meroc,
bic 8dume i'm lnirn, Srantlin uno Gutap
Square aus5upuBen.
Muf SIR. @apiOn's 4ntrag wuroe Der 2te
3peig gu elmer Convention einselaoen, UNI iber
bic NominatiOnen res Wapors ,u beratben
gla6 Der Convention @ertasuns.
SIN jweiten 3Weise wuroen bic @t.
ten, betref5 Der Nntlasen sesen ben 6euer
Nlarm Seleerapben, ppm 1. 3meis eineel6idl
uno nit ben. @erbanblunsen l~bereineeItimmt.
Ser 3weis pereinte iid nit benz /. 3weia
81 elmer Contention, i%pUrauf CT ii9 perta9te
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W0)0un0ton, Q. C.
/ angriff au ben 8pli3ei SUI

Au9riff auf ben SOLICIT SUI
perintenoenten.-Geitern Wor9en puroe
Spbn Burns, ELM Omnibu8treibsr swil9en
@iauro'8 9ptel unO benz Baltimore Depot,
pOr Ribter @ibiOn gebra6t, neil er ZEN pOIiz
Seiluperintenbenten 91t6aros ange9riffen II. gez
i9lagen bate. 9te 3~eugenausiagen er9aben
SOleeuOe8 !: Sim pOrber9ebenoen Na6mittug
lpar Der superintendent Der metropolitan Gie
ienbabn gu Scr. Ni6aros 9~efOmmen uno bate
i'm gebeteu, nit ibm naG benz Baltimore
Nabnbpf gu geben unO 9lbbIlfe gu idafien,
neil mebrere Omnibus unb &utidentreiber bic
8abnidienen NIT ibren 6ubrperfen ~periperrz
ten. glS ie o1 8abnbpfe a%ntonen, ianben
tie cine Nn5aH 6ubrperte auf cen 8abnl6ienen
balten Gno Olr. Nitaro5 mpllte ben Nngetl1gz
ten, mel6em zines ~berielben geb6rte, perbaften,
nobel i'm Burns nit elmer @eiti9e iber baS
@eii4t i@lug unb i'm i6wer perleste. 8olo
eri6ien Saccur6 uno Der desperate Sreiber
wurpe perbaftet, Ser @efongene uurOe eesen
$500 8ilr9ibuft en~tlaien, bis fem Sal Die
Der sur gerbanolung fpmmt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Criminal Geri9t.- 3i6ter 8Ono.
Samuel @. Smith, ansetlast, Elm 9aus ~
@Ildipieljweden am WcnumentsS Square pers
mietbet ;u baben. 8eiseIeet na6 3abllns Der
Soften.
alberta slstins, cine Neserin, ansetlast,
Elm Buar Obrringe i'm Nertbe BON S. seitobIen
81 baben. Sduloig.
9obn Green, angetldgt, ein idIedtes 9aus
in @ranbp- nobe @reterltr. 9ebalten gu baben.
gint i6uloig.
sym. &runlmer, onsetlast, SpirituOlen an
SOnntag %pertauft ST. baben, wuroe UNI $50
seltruft.
Souls gi6olS, ansefla9t, cine Quantitdt ses
itoblene Stride unO SeSeln setauft 81 baben.
gliht i6ulOig.
6rant 9. Dtap puroe tpe9en 4mgriff5 aui
8cIlpar Gaiep I'm, S. uno Soften seltrait.
Spbn Sbeppud, anyetIast, SpirituOien am
Sonntag p~ertauft 5u baben, lpuree I'M $50
uno Rotten eeltraft. 3wei anoere Sale muroen
beiselest oa bic 3eu9eH nidt eridienen.
So. $. 8eil, in Orei Sdaen o%eilelben 8ert
gebenS ansetta9t, uuroe in einem Sale ni6t
i1uIoig b%efnnoen unO bic anoern Sale puroen
beiselegt. Na6 @erbanOluns GINGER tIeiner
9iebitablsfdQe @ertaguns.
Common 9Ieas @eri6t. - Sas.
s. SobniOn sesen Ni6aro Goblin. Mppelutiun
BON 8i6ter 9aptparo in 4 6dlen. Ni9t beens
Oist.
@OttIieb 2aubii6 ae0en 8Obert Sd. POlt.
@ppeIatiOn Don Hi6ter Wturrap. SIN PrOjeb.
Stdotti6eS 8eatrtss 9 eri d t.
Sarab 8. 8uibmann sesen Sam. Bulbmann.
Nntras ouf~ GbeIdeioung.
Superior Court. Nabe 9egen
9ierins 8ereits beridtet. Ser Sail Der Surp
pOreelegt.
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NeMeites aus bern GiiOen.
Sbermams MarfdJ. SmrSestrnppen anf rem
Marid) BON Neip Bern aus.


8biIa6eIpbta, %. Sebr. Sine Spe>
siaI~9 epei6e pes Gpenins Selesrupb pom Maib>
ingtDn flgt:
Die @idmonber 3eitungen pom Sienltag
ia9en, Sherman ride raid auf Charlotte, Sas
lisburO, Greensboro uno 9anpille 81, nm lt9
BON bort nit Sen. @rant gu pereiiligen ur1o
9li6mpno al 5ugreifen. @enn man 6emlelben
ni6t baIo t6aIt sebiete, 10 peroe lbnt ltberballpt
tein SaIt geboten neroen.
Sin Sele9ramm BON @plosbprp' pom 10.
Jag, 8unbestruppen ieiet1 BON Stem Bern na6
Tarbpro pOrgeriidt, INT Die NilmingtOn GiGz
mpnoz@ iienbabn gu Seri6neioen une baB li9
cine anoere @bthetlurg ben gteuleflub binauf
bewese, nm Oieielbe 8abn su SeritOren. Nu6
ipltea OanfeezG ruppen ii9 pom Ots5enne1lee
in 8etpe9urg 9eieBt baben, I'M nit Sherman
su~ copperiren. Ser game Son Der @ebeaen.
3eitunsen lit febr nieoerseidlagen. Sm &ez
prdientantenbauie Der 9tebellen tplrbe ann Wtpnz
tag Die 8iu pdilirt, 100000 Stlapen gu bepaff=
men. 9ieielbe Sia iolte am Oienltag pom
Senat in 9ebeimer Sisuns paiiirt werben. Sic
8ebelIen prabIen oamit, bab iie Die 8aummole
in Gbarlelton 5erltGrt bitten.
Sn @albin9tpn 1T aus Rebeler QuelIen Die
Na6ri6t eingetrpffen, baB uniere Srlpper
Wilmington am Samitag beiebt uno oaB ii&
Die Hebelen in Der Nidtung pom &aIelsb 5aa
rif9eSpgen bitten. u 81
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Snipeftor bon 2SnSen. unS GrOden, Maoseu 9obn
Stewart.
Snpcrintsntent bes gcurt6uulsS &c. Dtoicr gbmatb
Speeeett, elm alter SertHeitiger TON Baltimore in ben
Sabren 1Sl2-'l4.
Wd8ter beS @puttbrnIes 6eurb TDitts.
Straben<S superintendent l. Diftr. Chm. Carroll.
2. Olftr. SnS. Glemnlins, 3. Difr. 8. Z. 9urua. 4.
Olltr. W. Z. BroWn, 5. Diitr. Senrb S&uIs.
Snlpettsr Der @aS6.len&tuns - Geo. Gins.
Sn?pettor Der @aicnIeter @lias Glampitt.
9nipetipr bon Sol3toblen - 8. 6. SirfG.
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9eineB @ttmonb Wtarit: Geo. @cobS Scuinsltr.
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Mm. Banbeu.
autieber oer Gaftern Spring - @bp. DOwueb.
anhe4er bes @atterioa @af-3Bos. 8. 9raceS.
AntIeber bon 6raLilin Square -. 9enl. &. WorriS.
antte9er bon 0tabiiCn Squure - 35Omas Gamer.
Iutieker bon ltmiOu Square - Sti9cIas Yerssop.
aaIie9er bon Satterp square - @amusl 9O9nfOn.
Autleper Der @~alSertftr. Sprius - Neni. s. WarIton.
anileber Der 3as6rade Gre6eri6 Geibenfrider.
Sotltafter tes Wlabcrs-2Dm. &. 5oiter.
GbIrbitter ber 9itH San-QDm. 6. G8pb.
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Scbn Grams, Z. Warh g8u. 0arrittee, s. Wurb NiG.
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+. Gotrner, Is. 8drb Wut. 8teeie, Is. gearb SoBn
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Sliper.
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tersr.
s6icbsri6ter Der 2ebsr=3nipettiOu - Bent. 9efOrb,
9ls. WuSsraoe, BENZ. @ufisG.
Wteblf 3nipettcren - 9anfeute Cant. Y9ilips, SlS.
q. Glarf; NiitIer 0fO5t. 2pIon, GBnr, 6. N~oObpear /;
Sader g. Z. 3pIsr, Gas. 8. Neafcu.
@ert6eiler bes GonbS fir bic Nitttpsn unb 8ailen Dez
rer. rel&e Bel Der Uert6sibiSunS 8altimOre's in 1872
IA Sefalen ftnb-@apt. 8. GrGsisr, 10. 6. Bartlett, Fl.
Superintenbenteu Ser S&ornfeinfeser = l. Difr. Q.
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4. Siir. 9c9n 6. 9Onp; 5. Diftr. 3. S. Scarce; 6.
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Carr; mittIerer Diitr. U. M. @tansburp; ItbIi6sr 9iTtr.
9Ofepb @armun; Wefl. Difr. GamI. SgaterpUr9.
aufic9er bes WaiRustcu T~acnuments- @m. Cole.