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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-24

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
Orsani Dr. @ama Ii

ntrb unner3Istt SsseIt cie ore Gra cher ferss.
eut. Des fur6ttare Yeen eeles cas- 2eteu eleAe nnG
bt @te unb Gadfpntrnenibat nnm6s4 me9t f,ptt eas
3pcs Derer bic bren 2eiien9afeu unbsIpanea rebnen
Inse 2ene fnS 81 ledt sa Mas4wtfun9en eenetet neil
fe beren Tcleen ntt eenaH fennen 0bsei fe au nura
Strtfturen 1eber asen Ina 9arn, Setn unb anbsre sa
laden enttettn ts 70 M e bod metaentetls cine BoIst
beS aRi6branGes Ser eselen Oreane g1er aber min "a
duenen taB bic Rra Der Greusuns eter bon Denen oerS'
irh bic @ betl&en saaern erseben, sls bon Oenea
b'eba pstft itnO.
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IEeben T6are;, pom 8altfmcrefr., 6ltltHe Sette,
bte Stufsn btnauf. js.J m lruI.
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be nS traeertfbe gdbmaber burdriebene b gepienpfe
Qradialber, G&ubFider, @efelwber, StrdBenretniser
unb Qamperpuser 10. bd resemlBtse MerSts
unb lauern ause,recn Or rbnaprS u In Der Hidbs
4RS Aae efteie miiien etnsn gOf-2tamp snttuittn.
(Sine f Gsp j 80 2 Glaea 3Is e'idae t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14

stes tes 6nisl.en GpGesiams ttr gDuntdrite tn Zen,
bpn 6rabuirtr eintS Der eren meehilden @paesen er
Ser. Stadten ber er6Rt betl iencs 2ebeHs tn ben
5sipitalern 2pnbe part5 Qbtiaeepb1 uuo au6eren
Gtdeen ,eebra9 bat eint9e runeetbaen 9etIHnsss
Douenset BON teen tie eftide ser WteeStn metz. un'
.Gbtae 9ebenee bic an Sbrenducn Nerp6at oneeren
Hranfteen tttcn irle g. aub, ote bet pl6slt&en @t.
rdaaen gu lr erredsr bic sH pt rrr6ben bel seriusea
kIeatetetten u. T. ". Wurfen Gu6en6l!dli9 9ebsilk
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
0tfQbrItMe Granfbeit.

gDeun Der irresstttte untImse Singing ausnSst t6G
er ben Reim bieer bmeribaen Krantbet IN m dn8tnrn-
iIbI rter bic JHrst @ntSeaur3 TIN abisrtft b
ene ~ enben au petGs in Sc5e tbr:r Grtbuua unb
GeYttabilttit aarn fein Gertrauen sen t0nnte ub
warte 10 anse Bis bic Ssnspmt riers tredIt9eH tbels
pie g. g. Elm nit @eidpA en- ess als eine bSie
Raie Gmers TN Rctfe Hnb tn zen Glisern &bnabme Res
St9tS Gaubbeit Nuar die Der 5ast Snrten BEN gtt
Nrnen iunea i'm etii4te unS ben Grtrem,t5-
ten i aetssn, noe tann ttee uebel NIT elmer re tIieR
Saneutstet Dor 9 &rettta, bs Suebt Der Gdamen xne
BITE Gaenfacen tnaaeua bds Gpfer brr tbaren Rran
bett eia eamtanb les tleits m:rh uns Der Spb einen
i9red6en 3eieen fdsur Elm Gnbe nat bds er ttn rad
Iensm ednbe qrin9t eeannen teiN Reienfr 3uradehrt
IS I'll eine trduri9v 5tGate tas &auente tieier rrt.
barren RrantA 8as Opsr iadeN In SOee Der huseiht9.
lett unwtenser prlbler mel6e 6ur1 MnweueuHs ieaes
tSetlten @tes tes e turS bic GsnhturH sernitea rnt
ben Geif ffs yefers IN sa e1eseeS OaeiA rerwsubtln
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14

@IorreieHe Raesrteaten fir Slae
@reSe Sreiserniebrisuns fur 9rp 8OpbS
Aues su biuisen aSreiien
SD kate ntetne 3reie far allie DRY GOHSs m 40
@rssextkerakatfest nnS Sertsue btatser ais iT-
sexb eta 6Gus ktetstr St0A. SD sertauie Gsltess
rs gtS 1881 Seats, garS pette Wsasttn
ius7X unb4 Seats, pra6tssle . QatKes su
StS @aRmtrfs iyrttbns, ebsniS saai @UEea De SAT-
nee fr6asS1Ide Yterines.
ebpwl6 6leietrfse YIdnIsS HnS cue aneers arten
gsaGrta @SeniS babe Id metne itSuen
Brs6e SbatplS une Seioell3euse
40 yrstnt bsrsbsetst axs ststsue aaes gu &wttiuus
pretlen. tft .s.
Rsnm uAh iebet ielbR bic Barsatns an I'm
te7AkMttR @beap StDre Bet
SUiepb SeIieer,
Rr. zT Balttmprtfr. smtiden 6rehertdRr.
-l une Btdrf6 Nfartet
I8 qDteherserteaer @erfen etnAelasen netRs Saareu
unS Prete "a prlfen- (Sf1-Sl
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Nits.> fre III bead IN !

Or. rsrarA Hetet aaen atnen feline 5llt an sueIde f
kur fOls eestie pne HunatIrae geif x6ryer aer-
Tsreure tie Ar6ett bic GeubAie Hxt bic unf6kta
mahenbe 2dfeF.eeiaradt tdbe1. 5-I 4aill--
5er ss tiatse traurcen unS benGsensnerttt Sci.
eea fer frsben @e4rbsbettea res Yaers Sw DE im Still
ten Hn6 etu Qliefrn Gmer;en i'm SEy Sdmdte eeS Ge-
fbts 8eria Der Mu tetrat 6er3tlpptn ne bSe Anrube
Rasenidwi6c, hHerbnuns eer 8er6aaunes crees
aetne @nttrdftuus. Spmptrme Der SGwutuGt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
8 b ir4!3.tt Ysrio1era.

pter Scl6e el6e i su ssrbeiratber heabFt9en, unh m
bbpder 5dwIde cncs nnberen 5nte RiNtS bstpubt
En6, iOuten uncetustt9 81. bAarn 81 3atpe iteten
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rdtfung 9etsSsrft! Stt I'll zen 3crn ifS S6pife pbet
6 fAbptuns fer areFl; ;iten Ari fnea arrt.
Dericni1e mel6.r eer GebanSiurs an0 tarcrss ncn
Or ceniicn uneiist tsnn Tim ais einsm &brennGine.
sbns 6urt @ aReertrausn anb SrerbIid du etne drSt-
itCoe L2e!G,fditbfatt rerio{eu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
DIR. Johnston,
Balti msre .S,efpital,

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
Saa MlG ner,

DEFENDERS Wehe lie CpTt eae aebmen Caters seprotF
fnb, eas jIbrIi5 10 pite 5dneee IN eiu 81; rstes Vrds
reiet, me!de eu;d .tabsptn &aerte nne tntpfetsn
Beranbeeaite nt Drner cctamtett ben sc"
not 5egeiert 9sr be3abernee Gone entrat baren
mRrben ta0een icb nit ppaem 8ertrGuen nG5en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
Dte Rtebutta tR pprsiber

aRs SwitA, Ssp. Is So, haeen ssu eyssseS
srratb son ettetn Rctttru In ser staSt pcae 4. 40
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%initb, S5rp. S Co.,
8 EFarmpr :5cu EIettsro@tprt Rp o S. R4ls s.
GhesG ssh a p,pFr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
t<ernl ICOte Nll3eigell.

@a8e, VgempfieuS~Apier fir
Ausi6nSer, eMSere &sOilma Gsteua
spt, ssc artex aerttIer UfuaeRtt sDerben rt orSss
Ssrstzl III hntaeu Srttlen in mener Dsee aHSeeferst
psseaf Is cas- &ute aHbftsam bsisnesrs eafmerffasn
@d&t -.t 't.
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(sSan4, NStar Rs 81 |sesnbfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
Ii ttr 9'lajN.

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SATIRE in Steer NArrd III urr bic Wen3e mid
II ar hHUfat 5je, tp"tIt, p2s iernir au5.
fakete &c s. ttG. IpDrr:tIrE unp rle aeert
ptricpen terea ot-eaS @btpn iu lpetethclter
NlGitn gnr, ,t! -. erri ii Sejus luf letnet
GhaJafter ai5 Ghrt Nei"9 aGi Gbarafe unb Sc
Ietfuns ar ..sf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14

bsbeten fas eH occer Sci cn 9eiuubsr HGrrer 81.
ttpen tgen Grrrtsrnille iur esiUtu l disltaeit
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l1 nns Die efie :orb ergriie pcn @erimcHlta ufe
iahdriiGcn 3etraatin9cn, bag uR8 eie 5rsuren wete
aeeere 8rntseen Oespei9ett fnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14

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gRsiueu suertbei sRubem sur Ra9rtt bag ip eaS aN'
befonnfe 2iaupr. ,tmb SO 9etuaef@dft
SO. 1A GS| 2p;mbate@e.s Sde eGn Srvn&
ster ber aIteu Ntra r,se bsster t unaef ten Tenbs
fortflbre. -
(21xrt1mt) &s0 $. 2. y keekr =
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Cnuse ute

bic e bur@ betmte qaftr eeItwabt ta6tn bic e 70 pft
spa bpn 9eutea pher In Der us lerusn uue neren Sol.
asn lie aarde ipirsn, ielb Ina S6lae bureb 9sluttu
reu bic unseteett bic gts wnnsgltb maiden unb
Rfrpsr Gea serSrsn ION ten oOrt rte nbttiSn dit.
te enn SoItt YerDnen nIeu terpr tie eintEeen In tie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14

Die re6btsn 2Strfurssn Sss editers tnb isbr ~ fnrs
ten. 8efuf Gteibtaies 8errirrHns her S6een @e-
brGdteit Ser eifes qe bpit IRnun9en, Mbnesuns ppr
ctr sefeul&aft, ut lad Gtnfemte. gttetranen seGen
f4 tlbt 5uldtamteit ~. 10. tne entSe Der i4limu'en
EoIee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14
'@S fe'fT's ''i'0 '"1.y'Ses ,.,,seger s,e;tI-
gie 9onisbIuae The Hoaeysucklel
V,V TuTT9 VNTN WITH n


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fbrnt Ia aus benz retnen Gc8nas II Ssrttnbnne f o.;
RSntas> rber GaseatsAa inke I'm Seee Per DeaGtea ss'
Ssrttet uue bat f eaelbe IN alien rnsetna9en par Setf
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In DeutIalanh dls <tt..l.
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gtter8 e;ne msrtbpDle QueNe hes Yfots b
nsun etria aetpet bic Rales t4t sbn slbs i'm IA l.
Ien Nt ptc Gasere lpeenants Sttsrs hangt eaieles
ben eep6bnen DufFsn" nis9efdtfter 6ei3sa uns ayes
curtrenben @ttqneen ab nnn ea es bpu efT
Snarebtensen rtiSt prben beren s8unsea ae psss
SrSsne l6ng Spn DCfteren anerfannt pcrben Fae e a
bet eS reter be 3rtater moo eel Nrsf GER Is
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belt kes GeeamaGes ais unrsertrphen b.
gDhreiale &tt0tl Aeenten !0nneit ntt treere
ttat btfeS trr sIten Dtters IN sasn AaHs'
SIof@en hHtS SLg1f. .~aTg
49, .S,a ben aaeinieen Gigner -.e
9. 8Orm 80. g Sanooers, gefe Soa Gamseaes
sesenGber benz GRarEtss SaltnaOses
terprst rerben
Reine 0efilte Gla{Gt t a5t, be niSt att bta Scse
Gtoners auf benz Rrri Serieben TT.
SDebertertGuer erhale ee Su etee BttterE anasteSt
ten esGars sItttosrapb= Ausb6nsefGtlttr 8yatis. g -
Dte Ieeren TlaInen werben CescG retnl BET eer ua&h
BefeGune NIT $IOo 0usenb franep 8aitmrrstu#ea'nn
sebrn&t. - f. 1879. -, - ..-..,..,...
Srambp, Mrrac, Geptdb aSbisfp S,and Gfesc
IA anertannt euteu Aunttdea uni su pItefu Yret
emnftttlt So t8c44E zu 8. EprMs
yr. @6e 5angber unh Gambtnfr.,
>f9S@Ar fIl ss.4- 500 neaeniiber BEN Ndrfte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-14

G89tbt oltle urri stc lilteeeg.enee 0uadaIber,
We4efp ais Mtl S,e Asben Ez0 &r runpn's Artin.
asllsen SSduttftr Gtteienbier, Qpmpenpuser
J. NJ, erbarmlics unn ncra1rlide %ebmdGer pelde tbr
Seben aaatt Der cp!e1 5tendait er IisSibt rem ne-
tri9ten Btrnfe Wemeten, fh ett eaeimGBa ae6ilSete
NerS ttafrs benz liner asrenen rnb ni6ts r5e$ @bnea-
een I9 neran9en pic tsiunpte uer ireldc uaeludlt-
der g8ete IN tire Sdnte iVmer gern9 Gben lns ruini-
ten Rr Srhnitpn baIt btbtaIb fir netlwenos an err
Tabnen befpnters ftr Scl6e me nit etntm Sue unbe.
tannt nb eds fetne 8eglabeaaseu Dippme bednea
In etaer Sffee leeen. 30 e@l t
'eA 90 W o. g!n Eiehi e. ~JJ,tfis -a
Dr. Sbtnifpn I'll Ter entee reselnlsta eebiItete Writ
melGer bic Seiluas bon srpn 1ranfben anSeigt Setne
wtttel unb BebaneIuns fno 6en Nnfete oGnilt unbe.
tdat 9rta tsransebiltet bon entm 2ebtu pees er IN
bu er56sn 5ripaiern GurDpa nnb frm etfen birs 2a-
be8 3ubtedte nGm6: @nelanb, Grdntreid unb In ten,
Slrdes BON qssbslpbta H. uns er bat ene ausaebeba-
Der nselder M her yess bes Or. Spbhfen artstm dist
nn f Dertruusn aoi iEtue Gsrs ais Mann aub eas s~
s@teAdtettnls Mrat
@y- OfSce, SO. = g @ab.SreStFiaR.as, 2, I,afss
Asab BON 8atsta'orsfrq aebfa btr nGrbsterbaae,"
GGafsrouE6e4ten GpGxbep IGne0 atEei!s
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t8eid6ns ANseiGe.

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essnft h @5. besea III stc. ~ sotb Seuerbfr nape
saretteir etA Gertcols mt 8etdtI Dtne el@GI % atO
apcttee trsnet 5err etaseter rn eesrSet1 ste yts
sg rrr tts 5erren aerte pie bee Yubttum tn @@ssme'
SO h na5sSsapN EJtss g. Senft &c.
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eraEes bags.sn ~ kstAsa A@@9skaf
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o. IA espgb.ge eSizdSs
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ruIe,s al bsn eassu Ffdsen seleSsasn apotSessn Arb
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- srbsI II sSez 3st aat vii beg srSatsn Ssrsfa(f
aAs sne mir oaEa paEI5s TSecss 9snoGpse"
,s @gaea iii aa;areua 9ssI@SFls sssSseRsen Vsse;ca~
e uSs., ysrgsHglu sss HnFerg8vaa Sszesi ErSpar@ft
tsr,,e sne 5s4lts a1hef befetasn an s' 1Isrem Va
s'.-,t,r,-r,. ..',a.y TebrAtI
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UerntifGtes.

Aleranber Dumas ipG far fetn
gOrleiunsen in Amsrita 2OOO 5ranten pc
Nbeno erbaIten. .~
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: - %%FktViVVEEI w --t6E = l!ylt
asS %etnen 5rfuxbex urb GetaNatea ee erseteuc An~
3etse eas t@ sic brn qetne sefubrt befannte
Dirtbf@aff (GRuben 6aRs Np. 582 ga AbeRne nabe hs
Gtrase, Ibernpatmss tbr rse etla9e NeeGea, MID
tsrem 8elu6 redt eft bfehreR.
SpetIea Sns eersnfe ns Eberei serrGt6s uub tEe Ge
kenun9 ntrs nits 3u mhn ben i5rtg ieien. Baltmpre
Greunte fns ssbeten, Bet mir esrJuipre&en.
aHf freunsII6en 3ufFrua bpSt
sA.- Gpnrab &ras,
(f5sftSgetl @5 5s2 pa. &uenue.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-10
School Examinations.

The following is the result Of Examin'
atoms held in March and April, 1865,
giving the name ana address Of each sue.
cessrul applicant, and time for which Ger
tifcate granted {:
Miss Louisa Lich, IIayegvillc, time G months
Miss Matte Swearenger, Hayesvillc, II mo;
Miss Kate Jones AeKay, IL months:
Miss Jennie Ayers, ~Loudonvilic, 8 mon,hs;
10 Kate Lartz, Ashland, q months
do Margaret McMurray, ashland, ~ mos;
do Nancy J. Wilson, MaKay q months;
do Eliza Goodell, Perrysville G months;
do NJ A Kimberline Nankin G months
do Cynthia Farnsworth Sullivan ~ mos;
do Olive NJ Smith Sullivan 10 months;
do Catherine Sattlel Miflin ~ months;
do s J Fasig M%ohicanville - months;
do Rose Van Nest Rowsburg II months;
do Mary Dorland ROwsburg ~ months
do Mary A KirktOn Ruggles IL months;
do Helen J Bandeen Savannah IL months
do Olive NJ Ayers Loudonville - months
do Emma Gault Nankin, II months;
do K J Maurer PerrysviIle ~ months;
do Jennie House Loudonville G months;
do Sarah Snyder do u months;
do Ella Snyder Loudonvillc o months;
do Susan Zeigler Mckay, IS months;
do Phebe Macumber Perrysville 10 months;
do Emily Porter Mckay q months;
do Melissa Fast Nova ~ months;
do Jennie Mercer Savannah IL monthst
do NJ C Cole Albion IL months; .rri
do L R,Cole do G months;
do Elizabeth Latimer Midlin ~ months;
do Rachel Parnenter Nova 6 months
do " lily A Russell Ruggles IS months; .
do Martha Gault do IL months;
do II J Smith do IL months:
do Lizzie Zeitler Ashland Is mouths;
do Josie Anderson do do
do Mary Thompson Savannah g months;
do s ] Taggart West Windsor 6 months;
do Jennie Crawford Ashland 10 months
do Martha Burns do do
do Emma Parmtnter Nova do
do Olive venande do DO
do, Nary Slagel do do
do Clary Henry Wooster do
do Susan McInturf Nankin G months
do Ella J Milligan Rowsburg, 9 months;
do Lydia c Milligan do IL months
do Similda Dorland do do
do Sadie Gros'eup Ashland IL mon.hst
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-10
e, CAUTION FROM THE j..
AMERICAN WATCH CO.

II having come to our knowledge that imi-
tations of the American Watch have been put
upon the market in great number, calculated
by their utter worthlessncss to injure the rep.
utation of our genuine products, to protect
our " interests and the public from impo-
%sition, we again publish the trade marks by
which our Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The fist has the name 7.al ,l
AMERICAN WATCH co., Waltham,
Mass" engraved en- the inside plate. Gsi
The second has the name
"APPLET0N, TRACY & CO., Waltham.
Mass. ;" engraved on the inside plate. sr
The third has the name
up. s. BARTLETT, Waliham, Mass en-
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name Ameri-
can Watch Co, painted on the dial, and ure
warranted in every respect.
The Fourth has the name
OWN. ELLERY, Boston, Mass - engraved
on the inside plate. and not named on the dial.
All The above described watches are made
Of various sizes. and are sold Ia gold and sill.
yer cases, as nay be required.
IL is hardly possible for us to accurately
describe ihe numerous limitations TO which
we have alluded. They are usually in.
scribed with names so nearly approaching
our own as to escape the observation of the
unaccu toned buyer. Some are represented
as ma lie by the Union Watch Co.. Of Bog
ton, Mass mo such company existing
Some are named The Soldiers Watch y 10 bs
sold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery style, usual.
ly known as the "Soldier's Watch" Others
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-10
Booths Body-Where is II?

We clip the following paragraph from
au exchange:
Vextd questions as to the disposal of
the body Of j. Wilkes Booth il at las,
settled by a statement which may be re.
garded fiual. After the head and heart,
which have been deposited in the army
medical museum in Washington, had
been removed, the corpse was put in
charge Of two men, who, after various
movements calculated to battle curiosity,
dug a grave in a little spot of ground
near the Penitentiary where for some
years felons have been buried. Booths
body was deposited here, and the grave
carefully sodded over, and a strong guard
is now here in charge of the spot, and
will continue to keep it undisturbed un
til the grass is grown so thickly that no
one will ever be able to distinguish tho
place where the assassin's corpse was in.
tered"
The dominant party have acted more
like iends Or hyenas, over Booths body,
than civilized and enlightened people,
Why was the application of the ugcd
mother for the privilege Of interring the
body Of her recreant son, and shedding a
maternal tear over his last resting place,
- - q p No. 1919. .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-10
THE ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY TO-

do Mary Tannehill Perrysville Is months,
do Lucy J Riddle Ashland 6 months.
do NJ b Mcdonald Hayesville 6 months
90 F A Thomas rankin IS months;
Mrs. F A Rice Sullivan G months;
Mrs. R A Jordon Ruggles Is mnnths.
Miss Emma Chandler Sullivan 6 months,
do A Sattler Mifhin II months,
do S ] Bishop Nankin - months.
do Belinda Malcolm Ruggles 9 months,
do Anna Daniels, do "a months,
do 7 Smith do lS months,
DO Eliza Bruce Nova Q months,
do Rosena Fulton Nova 6 months,
do Hattie Vanornan Nova 6 mouths,
do Clementine Parker Mohicanville 6 mos. .
Go Lucinda Covert do II mos,
Mr.. Eli R Chandler Jersomevillc. Is months,
In the future it shall be cur aim to
grant certificates to none but those thor.
oughly prepared to teach. HIGHER rank
in the profession Is desirable, and hence
better practical scholarship.
Next Examination May 18th, 1865.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL,
elk of Bird,
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Time at last sets all rhings even. ;

SS- There are many persons in our
midst, and oil over the country, who ex.
press themselves surprised and shocked
at the manner Of dealing with the sur.
rendered Southern armies. VIXEN tht
news was received that Mosby and John
son, with their forces, had surrendered
upon the same magbanimous terms grant.
ed to Gen. Lee and his army, and that
rebel officers and men are not to be hang
ed In cold Hood after laying down their
arms, these blood thirsty faualics are
heard to exclaim with evident regret -
"What, is the war to end and nobody t
be hanged2" The thought that the sur
render of the Southern armies has saveC
the lives Of many thousands of soldiers
both Federal and Confederate, afford,
them no pleasure /; the prospect Of the i'm
mediate termination Of the war and tn,
restoration of the Union, is to them
gloomy one. We have no sympathy will
those who mourn because no more live
are to be lost in this cruel civil war.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby givou that tho under-
lN sig red has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor OF the Estate OF Thorn.
as 0sburn. dcoeastd, late Of Perry township,
Ashland Co. All those having claims against
said estate, will present them according 10
law. eN JOHN VAN NEST. Z
Jan. 18, lsO5-n32, ifa
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Administrators Notice.

K'HE undersigned has been appointed I'd.
mitittrator of the Estate of Dr., Joseph
Shoes. decd. All persons indebted to said
Estate, and those indebted to the late firm Of
Sampsel and Sheets, will save expenses by
making immediate settlement. Those having
claims agains' said Estate are reque ted to
hand the same 10 the Administrator, duly
probaied, without delay.
DIS sAMPSEL, Admir-.
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A II CHARGE.

. r.
The Ashland Times of last week, after
giving what it claims to be an extract
from a speech Of the Hon. HENRY CLAY
DEAN. makes the following charge:
"The Ashland Onion endorsed his sen.
timents, and SO far are guilty of aiding
BooTu."
The editor Of the Times claims that,
because VIC differed with Mr.. LINCOLN
politically, and did not approve of a great
many of his official acts, we are particepS
criminis Of his assassination. 1t is an
infamous, base, calumnious and dartard.
ly charge, and wo hurl it back into
teeth of JEFF, who is a genuine JOHN
BRowNITE-a worthy disciple of the
murderer and traitor. Nothing can well
exceed the falsehord and atrocity Of this
charge. 1t is MADE by a mar who knows,
if he knows anything, that the Democrat.
ic party has been ridiculed, ~maligned and
prosecuted by him, and his political asso.
%ciates, because it taught implicit obedi-
encc to the Constitution and laws and O
sacred regard for the rights of persons
and property.
But who is this that disturbs the fu.
neral solemnities in which q great nation
is engaged, with shouting at the top o.
his voice, that one.half of her citizen!
have been accessories to the Assassina
ton Of her Chief Magistrate 1t comes
from q snail man small in mental aut
moral stature-who has, for his pclitica
associates, men who have been engaged
fer the last four years, in tanning int
greater violence the flames Of disunior
and civil var, reckless Of the consequen
bloodshed and slaughter-reckless of tn,
wall of the widow or cry Of the orphan.
More than this, this malignant partisan
charge comes from a man whose politica
associates sing alleluias to q conspirator
a murderer ard q traitor to the Govern
ment Of the United States-one who lev
led war against them, de6ed their author
ity, resisted unto blood the officers of tn
National Government and to their othc
crimes, he and his band added the dout
lc one of murder and treason. Yet thi
man whom the editor of the Times an
his fellow. mallgners of the Democrat
party, hold up as an example, great an,
illustrious, and call upon the people t
sing anthems in his praise.
We do not charge that the editor O
the Times and his dupes who thus elevat
JOHN BKowN to the rank Of q martyre,
political saint, present an example 70
imitation and teach things to which til
assassination of President LINCOLN
distinctly traceable; but we do say, tha
1t would be becoming in such men t
withhold their malignant SANDER, of lhei
iellow-citizens, for
"Time at last sets all things even"
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ROAD NO C

NOTICE is hereby given that q Petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioners
of Ashland County Mt their next session to
be held on the first Monday Of June, a. D..
1865, praying for the alteration Of tIe Coun.
ty road, commencing near the residence of II.
Sturgeon. on TIL" Hayesville and Perrysvi!lo
road and leading to Miflin in said County
Said alteration beginning near The South
West corner Of the South East quarter of SEQ.
tion number 90. where said road angles 10 the
Nor h; thence West along the line between
section number twenty.nine and section num-
her thirty-two, until it intersects the road
leading from ashland TO Perrysville.
WILLIAM DAVIS and others.
May 8, l6G5-iwi7
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We will pay one dollar and twenty.
Eva cents q Perch for all the Cobblins or
Paving Stone from 3 to 10 inches.
fs' 90 BY order Of Town Council.
Ashland, Aprt 26, 1865.