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NOVEMBER 3, 1866.

For the Bureau of Construction and Repair
one chief clerk at salary of eighteen hun
dred dollars a year; one draughtsman at
fourteen hundred dollars per annum; five
clerks at salary of fourteen hundred dollars
each; one at twelve hundred dollars; one
messenger at salary, of eight hundred and
forty dollars per annum and one laborer at
six hundred dollars per annum.
For the Bureau of Steam Engineering, one
chief clerk at salary of eighteen hundred
dollars; one draughtsman at fourteen hun
dred dollars one clerk at fourteen hundred
dollars one assistant draughtsman at twelve
hundred dollars; one messenger at eight
hundred and forty dollars salary per annum :;
and one laborer at six hundred dollars per
annum.
For the Bureau of Provisions and Cloth
ing, one chief clerk with salary of eighteen
hundred dollars four clerks with a salary of
fourteen hundred dollars each one clerk
with salary of twelve hundred dollars; one
messenger with salary OF eight hundred and
forty dollars per annum; and one laborer
with salary of six hundred dollars per an
num-.
For the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery,
two clerks with a salary of fourteen hundred
dollars each and one messenger with salary
of eight hundred and forty dollars per an
mum.
For the protection of the building occupi-
ed by the department., one day watchman
and two night watchmen at salary of six
hundred dollars each per annum, and for the
general care of the building, furnace, and
grounds, one laborer at salary of SIX hun
dred dollars, and one laborer at salary of
three hundred and sixty dollars
Sec. f. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Navy shall assign and
distribute among the said bureaus such of the
duties of the Navy Department as he shall
judge to be expedient and proper; and all OF
the duties of the said bureaus shall be per-
of the Navy, and their orders shall be con-
have full force and effect as such.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
all estimates for specific, general, and contin.
gent expenses of the department., and of the
several bureaus, shall be furnished to the
Secretary of the Navy by the chiefs of the
respective bureaus, and all such appropria
tions shall be under the control and expend-
ed by the direction of the Secretary of the
Navy, and the appropriation for each bureau
shall be kept separate in the treasury.
Sec. g. And be it further enacted, That
the chiefs of the respective bureaus of the
Navy Department shall be authorized tc
frank all communications from their respec
tive bureaus a; and all communications to theiI
bureaus on the business thereof shall be free
of postage.
Sec. T. And he it further enacted, That
all acts and parts of acts conflicting or incon
sistent with the provisions of this act, be, ano
the same are hereby, repealed.
Approved, July 5, 1862.
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Count up your gains from day to day
Toll on, o miserly man of clay,
Meath your burden of shining ore.
Yet, YOU travel road that leads to death,
A few more groans and rattl1ng breath,
And the porter will open the door.
1t will open full wide for your soul and your
self,
But not for the bag of dusty pelf
Which you clasp to your fearful heart,
For the time draws near, and come it must
"Ashes to ashes, and dust to DUST
When men from their idols part.
The world is bauble, and life a span,
And death is narrow gate, old man,
Yet the whole world enters in,
But it never has happened, early or late,
That mortal has passed through the mystic
gate,
With the worth of single pin.
You have jogged along through heat and
cold
Like the ass, weighed down with ingots of
gold,
You've travelled your dusty round;
You have cropt your thistles and tottered
along,
And the chink of gold was the only song,
That place in your heart has found.
The poor you have passed unheeded by,
And a deaf ear turned to the orphans cry,
Without ever thought or care;
You have gathered great heaps of gold it's
true,
But never old man in life have you
Wiped away single tear.
Then open yonr heart to PHYS sad plea,
And give but 1.-THE of what's given to thee,
And Tighten the heart of the poor;
For they travel drear and dismal road,
Who pricked by want and poverty's goad
Are driven from door to door,
Then open your heart to your brother man,
And give from your store while yet you can,
For the Oil of life burns low,
And all your gold cannot fill the lamp
When once there gathers the chilly damp
Of death upon your brow.
But no, you will never unloose your hold,
o., one bright piece of your yellow gold.
Though the saints themselves should
pray.
And want and sorrow should watch and wait
And trembling knock at charity's gate,
Which you've kept shut alway,
But list old mani There cometh a King,
Who floats through the air on a noiseless
And ice-coid is his breath;
His shadow is dark, and his visage grim,
And the rich and poor are alike to him
That King whose name is Death
Oh, he will give your liver a twist,
And hold yea fast by pulseless wrist,
All weak and wan in your bed;
And your hand will clutch at the specks that
fly,
Haro opa fla<rro n. tho niste ,fore tho ola zino
eye
Of one that is almost sped.
o, the world is a bauble, and life a span,
And Death Is narrow gate, old mani
Yet the whole world enters in;
But never has it happened, early or late,
That mortal has entered the mystic gate
With the worth of one poor pin.
AL RASCHID.
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0 OFFICIAL. F
r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed ut the Second Session Of the Ihirtyseve,ath
Congress- aohich aoas begun and held at the City Of
Washington, in tie District Of Columbia, on,
Monday, the second day Of Pecernber, a. d. 1851,
and snded on Thursday, the 17th day Of July,
Il. ID. 1862.
PUBLIC ACTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President HANNIBAL HAM
LIN, Vice President, and President of the Sen.
ate. SOLOMON FooTE was elected President
of the Senate, pro tenspore, on the eighteenth,
day of July, and continued so to act until the
close of the session. GALUsHA A. GROW,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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Oct. Is, 1885.
TO LEASE.

FOR THREE YEARS AN EXCELLENT
FARM situated in Greene Comfy, N. c., Is
miles north of Kinston, containing II or IA hun
dred acres, one half cleared and in high state of
cultivation, well adapted to the culture of cotton
corn, DC. Facilities for managing are good.
Feed and stock will be sold if desired with the
farm.
For particulars address
8. b. EDWARDS
@ Hookcrtou, NC.
October 30, 1866. o6-5tpd
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MASONIC.
GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE,
RALEIGH, Oct. 18th, 1866.

THE OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRE-.
i SENTATIVES of the Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons of North-Carolina will
meet in this City, on Monday evening, The third
of December next, at o'clock, for the transac-
tion of such business may be submitted to their
consideration.
The Officers of subordinate Lodges are reques-
ted to attend in person or cause proper delegates
to be appointed, in obedience to the constitution
and general regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T. Balm,
Grand Secretary.
Oct. 1s, 1885. 91-twtd
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For pay of an engineer to grist and saw
mill at Leech Lake, six hundred dollars.
Chippewas of Saginaw, Swan Creek, and
Black River-Eor seventh Of ten equal in
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CHAP. CXXXIV.

An Act to recognize the Navy Department
of the United States
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of The United States of Anne
RIGA in Congress assembled, That there shall
be established in the Navy Department the
following bureaus, to wit:
First. A Bureau of Yards and
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Selected Poetry.
From the New Orleans Times.
THE OLD MISER.

Count up your gains from day to day
Toll on, o miserly man of clay,
Meath your burden of shining ore.
Yet, you travel road that leads to death,
A few more groans and a rattling breath,
And the porter will open the door.
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Jackson Township.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Quite q sensation was
created in the village Of Polk, on last
Saturday morning, by the discovery Of a
female child, costly wrapped in a large
market basket deposited at the door, or
rather within the yard Of Alex. Mentzcr.
The little urchin was not, apparently more
than twelve hours old, and dressed rather
neatly, its peaceful, innocent little face
turned up to the inspection Of the aston
ished villagers for the news spread rap
idly, and soon there was such a rushing
to and fro, to get sight Of the little stran-
ger, that . person might have imagined
an Individual was dying, and that all
were gathering round to offer consultations
Of love and sympathy.
Where the little creature came from
will no doubt remain q mystery; but il
was evident that it was brought from nc
great distance. It is well cared for, and
has a kind foster mother in the person Of
Mrs NJ, who expresses q desire to keep
il rather than have it taken to the poor
house. The child is, Of course, the lille
Ultimate offspring Of some deluded girl
whose parents, to their shame, to conocaI
their disgrace from the world, have sep
arated II from ito mothers bosom anc
cast il among strangers as au unyalued
offering-a child Of Sin and shame,
Polk, June 26th, 1866.
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NOMENCLATURE

EDIToRs UNION " I wrte, a
gentle shower is falling, and nature dons
. brighter aspesti while man beholds
with marvellous eye the taste displayed
by nature s God in creating and 50 gor-
gously decorating the earth.
Ipthis township the growing crop OF
wheat promises q much larger yield than
was anticipated earlier in the season, A
majority Of the farmers viii realize about
half The usual number Of bushels, say six
or eight bushels per acre, and most farm
ers have from ten to twenty acres to har.
vest, which at the above mentioned yield,
will supply them with what they need,
and leave q balance to be disposed Of by
sale. Dis
1t was feared that the Oats crop would
be small, but the ample rains with which
we have been favored, impaired to it rev
life, and We now have q most promising
crop. ~lfD .J9J G4.1fI
Corn is as heavy as usual at this time
Of year, has a good color and a good yield
Is expected.
The Democracy of this township ever
faithful to tho principles enumerated by
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and
Monroe, arc again in the field, with the
Constitution and State Rights for their
sword and shield are battling for the over
throw Of one Of the most contemplate
tyranies ever exercised over q free and
independent people. Believing that il
the course now pursued by that hypocrit-
ical majority in the so-called Congress be
persisted in, hat our fair fabric must
crumble' in anarchy and ruin. Believing
that tho only medium through which our
government can be restored to its pristine
glory is by a speedy return to the princi
pies Of that party under whose fostering
care and guidance our country grew from
thirteen feeble colonies to one Of thu
mos powerful nations.
We shall poll a large majority in fayol
Of free speech, free press, habcas corpus
and trial by jury. We expect to over
whelm as pharoh and his host were over
whelmed by The angry waves Of al
avengiDg sea. Already frightened phan
toms 10 hideous forms fit before thei
~sleepless eyes. Dreams Of dungeons
military arrests, and e%xiles, disturb thei
slumbers, They turn pale, hang thei
harps on the willows rs did Judea's chill
dren at Babylon and cry that the rock
and hills would fall upon them and bur
them out of the reach Of retributiv
Justice.
You may look for old Mohican atthe' fu
ture, as in the'past, to contribute her init
towards driving Abolitionism, the un
clean bastard Of British monarchy fron
power and returning to the principles Q
our " glorious government. A..
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County Aews,

SAVANNAH, Ohio,
sr0Ns-s June %. 1866

.tssaNs.s sJune 2a@I886s
Mr.sRs, Ep,rops.-We tbouob, =.
g., vo,d. e.om M. 49,, 80 a., oor,,v
wo,,d ho uo.,hr
readers Tho rich, NAV !, ovorv direc
.;,,t;1n.aaIf h.aa -, ,tt.h..
~ sH I'VE ~ t'sp'
The motive power OF every good commu'
nity-is its intelligent people the har.
mSny and GOOD will is invariably shown
j.. ~. ~ an ~
" 'u' y" i'' INV u
a nation honor Is showp Id Pfopofsion
10 the intelligence or ignorance Of its
popuLace. itstfEE ffsS
H.. ~. aid. oe ,h;, .ou,.h;, :. orr
sWfTf1T.
Academy, Ut der the care oil PRESIDENT
BoYD,ia whole. souled man, looking more
after the ;nterests of the Young and the
No 2Illeg II H..
grown OIL the miuu INA" n'o'' me
The spring term OF the school orthe year
propcrly, closed on last Wednesday, and
Cow Tho ,,,on, d;srl,red bv The students
ppovn Fans.
0ns3amiaau0n '0'e'sO
FELTER and others have shown them
selves worthy the position they hold as
odnc,,or, and are deserving the patron.
oao If candid community. The ESSAYS
md CITATIONS were suf6eientiu themselves
TO .bov that this is one of tho very best
nlaces to send Young ladies' add gentle.
mcn 10 have their minds fully trained for
Sntnro psc;nIness,
Citizens, il i bivh time the work Of
new buildinrs should be commenced, 10,
YOU Know that unless that project IS car
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2 SAD OcoURRCNcE.-0n the 24th of
June seven boys went to battle in the
Blackfork below the old Wallace Bridge,
in Weller township, Richlsnd County
The stream. was swollen by, recent rains,
aud the rapid current bore them beyond
their depth. William, son Of Peter I'm
hoff, Of Richland county, and Wesley,
son ST. John lmhotf, Of Milton township,
Ashland county, were drowned. They
were aged thirteen, and both could swim,
but becoming frightened they sank in
the water, Several other boys barely
escaped, The body of William waf found
In a few hours, but that Or Yves.
ley, Notwithstanding the most diligent
search, was not recovered until the morn,
ing of the third day, having aoatcd abon'
a mile and a half down stream. A sor
rowing community deeply sympathizel
with the afflicted parents in their dark
bereayement and many sad hearts fol.
lowed the remains Of the dsar boys to
tho solemn grave yard BEN.
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+. ID ID ID i.

! Died on the 21st inst, in jackson Tp. Ash
land Co., Lawrence Swope, Aged 6S years,
Ii mo. lie was one Of the first settlers Of
township having lived in it fcrty-fivc years.
He leaves an aged companion and q number
of children and RELATIONSHIP mourn their loss
The occasion was improved by the writer,
FROM Numbers 20 chapter, 10 verse: ''Let
me die the death Of the righteous, and let my
last end DO like his" Sc. H..
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" se-,Wersgret 10 learn that Alanson
oWalker, Of this place, met with a serious
accident to.day!A While working on the
frame of a building, The rafters fell,
throwing him to the ground, some rafters
falling ,Cq him .asA q ...,a,a
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os"GRuB." Arrangements are being
made to give hilpmsnbers Of Fire 'orgahi.
stations and the Bands in attendance, on
tho Fourth, a Frev Dinner and II is nee
esssry that plenty Of provision should be
provided. We hope that all our citizens
will take an interest in this matter aud
contribute such edibles as they can.
Every saortis beng made BY the Fire
men 70 make this . grand celebration, and
it shOuldSe appreciated BY our citizens,
for truly, nc. set Of pen1qre more worthy
Of their respect than the Firemep, who
are alHays't the first to respond to the call
of danger. Join ip, citizens, and aid them.
w - y Nat
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VIZ ~ F~FW WFFt.F ~
s0-AsH. and ALE. -or, perhaps better
known as the AtInfapt' from New Jersey,
will accept our thanks for the sereppaade
they intended giving US the other night,
II their Guitar strings hadn't broken ken
h~iseortnnosl will occur. "a 5rodJ bls
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.; s6s- W stated some time ago that Mrs,
j. s. Fulton had the Agency for the sale
Of the Lords Prayer Picture, in Ashland
County. That all who may desire to see
This beautiful picture can have an OppOr.
tuuity to do so, it will be left at squires'
Drug Store, in the evenings Of this week.
Mrs, r. will. call upon the citizens Of
VeImilliOn township, one day next week
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EDS. UNIoN-Please announce the name Of
j. p. DEV0R, Esq, Of Montgomery township
40 candidnte forNthe nomination # Probate
Jud &c, subject to the decision Of the Democ-
racy at their primary meeting, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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- Our friend, GroaaE wrIMrh.

Wholesale Druggist and Grocer, Akron,
se60hio, isin New York for the purpose Of
for Il ling goods in quantity sufficient to
high, Get tho Increasing jobbins business that
presses upon him, and also to meet a
chip which q 'sxPeO,ed to reach the port
of Nsw yesk during the present week
frsighted With the best European wine
Of tho vintage q 1865, which was iupOr'
I'D expressly for him.
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IS HALF FAaE-The Atlantic & Grca!
Western Railway will sell tickets to per-
sons July 4th, between all stations on the
,Iead, at half fare-oue full fare or the
round trip, Tickets good for July 18th
and 9Th. This arrangement affords IN
excellent opportunity for those who de.
spe to attend the celebration hero on the
EVER. memorable Fourth. q
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IROBATE JUDGE.

Mcssrs. EDITOR Please announce the
name of ROBERT COwEN, of vermillijn
township, asa o Candidate for Probate Judge
subject TO the decision Of the Democracy al
their Primary Meetings, and obligc
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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~ Ashland Gas Works keep con-
.stantly on hand Tor sale, best Pittsburgh
9snd Mas,ilopr Black Smith Coal, Fresh
Water and White Lime, Drain Tile Of
every size, Fire Brick, Clay and Cement.
oil seaa 4wl
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~ ANcE.-The disciples o! te%rpsichOrc
will remember that, 10 addition to the
other festivities on the Fourth, there will
b . grand hop at the Town Hall, in tho
evening. The managers have 81 cured the
services Of McIlrath's uurivaled String
Band, Or Gicyehp d. Let al, therefore,
Who delight to, trip the light fantastic toe
to the concordrOf sweet sounds, be there.
A"gay and festive time'may be expect;
ed, Supper at the Miller and McNulty
Houses. auN.'7 q '.
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MEssR q. EDIToRs Please announce the
name of r. NJ Campbell of ashland, as
q candidate for County Auditor, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Primary meet
ing, and oblige HIMSELF.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the uudersign
cd has been duly appointed and qualified Ad'
ministrator Of the estate Of VIM. Burd, Jr.,
late Of Lake TIP, deceased.
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ssr"Sank,' in his correspondence
fffDm Hayesy'lle, rather insinnates that
our very worthy contemporary down
street swiudled sold .ers out Of their boun.
n money. This must be a mistake
JEFF. never stole money from the soldiers;
oh, no /; aeithet did he attempt to swindle
his poor old grand mother out OF a land
warrant. "sank" should be very careful
mot to ipjure the immaculate character Of
-.Bio NASTY" besides he should make
an allowance for him, US stealirg is 9
part Of the creed Of the Abolition party.
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Messrs. EDITORS Please announce the
name of PAUL OLIVER, Of CREEP township,
as o Candidate for nomination for the Office
of County Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the Democracy at their Primary meetings.
3hjJd MANY DEMOCRATS.
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-oiatA. @. Beer, Esq, at his "shebang"
III the Post 0aice, has d large lot Of sta
,iehsiy, Magazines, paper ladies' collars,
sndismany other articles too numerous to
mention" Give Ash! d calf f@1iJttH
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saroFhe fas showers and genial sun
9htds the lpst week have done q vas,
deal Of good rsvivips vegetation and
causing the joints Of the young corn to
ORD sitrigGT GMAGc q
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C~0MMISSIONkR.

Fms. UNION Please announce the marc Of
JOHN VAN NEST, Of Perry, as candidate
( r the re- nomination for The Office Of County
Commissioner, subject to The decision Of the
Democracy at their primary meeting, and
oblige .'f'-'' MANY DEMOCRATS
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SHERIFF..

JOHN C. BROWN. of Hanover Tp., is an.
noun ced rs q candidate for re. nomination
and election to The Office ofShcrif Of Ashland
cou nty, subject TO tia will Of the Democracy
.i4 By Hrs VERY MANY FRIENDS.
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CLERK,

MEssRs. EDIrcRs.APlease announce that
I will be q candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for Clerk Of the Court. and that i
will be eratided for the support of my friends.
o HIS. KNAPP.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

EDIroRs UNION Please announce tho
name OF WIN. W. CORY, Esq. as o candi-
date for U omination for the cfice of Prosecu
ting Attorney. subject 10 the decision of the
democracy at their Urinary Meetings, to be
held in August. PERRY
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

EDS UHtos-Plcase announces TIE name Of
JAMES ,MoNAUL, of Montgomery Tp.,
rs n candidate forth denomination Of In
Urinary Director, subj ct to the decision Of
the Democracy atthsir primary meeting.
DEMOCRATS.
EDS USIoS.-Please announce the name Of
VIC GALLOWAY, of Vermillion township,
as a candidate for Infrmary Director, %tutject
10 The decision of The Democracy ct their pri-
mary election. DEMOCRATS.