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The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

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An srders given hz for tbs Democrat VIII ee promptly at
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Omce, ON COlOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

TIE being who "planted HE fOst upon
his native SOIL" raised crop Of cogai
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

AN exchange, recording the fall of .
person into the river, says:
"It is wonder he escaped with his
lifc."
Prentice asks:
Wouldn't it have been still greater
wonder il he had escaped without it?"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

AT the dinner table of hotel in Cali.
polls, Ohio, the other day, green 'un,"
unable to retain the cravings of his appe-
tite, pitched into large dish of rice be-
fore him. A waiter mildly informed him
that it was intended for desert, and that
he had better eat something else first.
Greeney replied, -" Desert be id. l
don't care if it's wilderness, it's good,
and I'm going to eat it."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

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The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-20

once, on COlOma street.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21
a Poor RIou MlN.-The Hartford Pos.

A PooR RIeH M1N.--The Hartford Post,
in speaking of Cyrus Butler, of Providence,
says he was worth some five millions of dollars,
yet he lived poorer than most of men aot
worth; one thousand dollars. Salt Goldfish was a
standard dish with him, and even in his last
sickness, it is said tlsar he upbraided those wEo
had the care of him for their extravagance in
providing delicacies for him., assuring them
that he Could not afford Il. 8 He vas vas q Bacx-
elor, and snuff taker. His snuff he kept in
large box, and bought it by the cents yorth.
There was but one store in Providence, apd
that,o india Point, where be could get his
box filed for cent, and the old man used to
patronize that store. more than a mile distant,
whenever his box required dlling.a :"
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forrIcE own r cs BUsHnEIIss s'1czsE

= sents.iyes in Congress- TO represent the State
/ of Virginia, elected by new aud revolutions
ary government, created by a small fragment
Of that State.
Both. The interposition of the military pow
er, and authority ofsthe Federal Governments,
to,ipAuence. and absolutely in saaas States, to
control the people ut the elections.
3tst. The actual mntilation and dismember-
mont of the State of Yirgiaia, BY the admis-
sion of a mere fragment of that Statesinto the
Union as a new State. thus creating, in def
ance of tho Constitution, an fnseparabble bra,
riersto the restorAt tiaa Of the Union as it was.
32d. The interposition of the arbitrary pow
er of tie PreeideDt to prohibit the circulation
of newspapers, &c throughsthe Postof1ce, be-
cause they were opposed to the political views
of the Administration. -. At - = s. 81
Ssd. The decisions. OF the Judicial tribu-
mails, when Gt variance with the views Of Abo-
iitionism, defided and dlsgegarded: and the
decision of the highest judicial tribunal of
tthe United States, not only set aside and dis
regarded BY Gong but ouerrasled and re-
served 6yEd decision Of the Attorney General.
Saith. The passage of bill, forced through
Ethe House of Representatives with indecent
haste, to protect the President, and hin satraps,
Provost Marshals and policemen, from all
suits for 9nmages or other redress for tyrani-
cal invasions. cf the rights of private citizans,
and outrages Ind expressions such as have
been rarely If ever heard Of, in any other age
or nation.
35th. The arbitrary interference of the mi.
itafy power with matters of col science and ra-
ligion, debating forms and modes of worship,
and bauishing and inprisoning clergymen for
refusing to conform to the dictates of military
Commanders as to the forms of church .eryicG.
SSth. The spbStita alton Of aholitiohism, Bfg-
otry and fanaticism for religion. ss.s
3Tth. The conversation of war, CON-
menced with the view of maintaining the Con-
titution as Il il; andsrestofing the Union as it
wa ), into Har-to carry uut1he fanaticaf dog
tdas Of a bolitionism, to the utter subyersion
Of the Constitution, and fetal sabahd dohmett oil
the obligations of tho Federal compact.
. 38th The solemn declaration of the Gov
erhor Bf Ohio r''iilss hissaanual message, that
athe question Of man s capacity for sel-fgovern-
ment Is s ct iznsettled Z r,
:. Both. The discovery, that the Office Of an
exeeatiye proclaznstio1i, is not simply to com.
mand obedience TO law, But, to make law, and
also to overthrow both Cohstitutie1 and law
doth. The censorship OF the Administration
over the press, and the telegraph lines. to pre-
vent the free communication and circulation OF
truth among the peepln- -
All these things brought about in less than
two years of the term, of Mr. Lincoln as Pres
ident. W hat may be expeoted during The bal
ance Of his four yeasSs rs; " s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21

THE OIp UNION DEsTRoYEp.-Old Abe
has. sigucd tie bill making new State out of
Virginia, thus violating the express provisions
of the Consultation, Which he took. % solemn
oath to support; for 1t preEides no Kew State
shall be erected out of another State, except
by the consent of the latter. But this is the
com mon fruit of usurpations at Washington.
Other States win doubtless be divided, SO thas
these abolition violators of the Constitution
can thus usurp the next Congress. Where. Is
III this to end.-Skittd s. BarneY.'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21
fFrom the Mo7nt. Holly IN. J. Herald. /

[From The Mo7nt Holly (N. J. Herald.
saCaptian Stone, commander of a Msasachu
sstts company, being wounded in an engage
mens, lay for three days upon the battlefield,
and was saved from starvation only by woun
dsd Rebel, who shared his rationS With him.
FierceIy ragged the tide of battle 2
- Fiercely rang the wild hurrah,
Strains of martial music blending
With the clarion sound of war.
On the bldod-red field of conquest
Lay the hero spirit brave,
5 White comrade,s ebbing 6fesblood
Ger him poured its crimson wave.
Day had passed and night mad faded, ~ r.
Mornings sunlight dawned again,
Still amid the dead and dying, -.----s
: Lay the nero IN ms pufh.
Oh, that long, long night of anguish,
Ahi what careless lips shall tell,f
Many = bleeding form afoara him
Gave to earth . last farewell
say, what Sgssns et absent lgyed eassa
ns On New E6giand's rock bound shore
Mingled with the wilder fancies
- Of the eainon's fearful roarf
On bis brow in fancy fell -
: Who shall speak the tender yearnings
Lingering round some ala farsFeir
{ Morning broke in glowing splendor
Ger the field of carnage red,
Fiercely poured the spnlight glory
Der the piles Of mangiea dead;
Z Fiercer grow the feyeIed burnings,
- Breathing low he feih still
Battling with the hend Starvation
Father, I''ss shall llsit' it be thy viii
Pale and van With fearful anguish,
Breathing forth one earnest prayer
Drinking in the golden glory, r.s
lowering over earth and air,
Drinking in the low toned whispers
OF his dear ones last farewell
Wildering fancies thronging Ger bilr---
Thoughts no human tongue may tell! >
Hark a sweet toned voice of succor, a
- Seei p band extends him food.
i Cpmrade brother bIissful music kas
Brotherlithough pfSouthern bloodl
+ Hand clasps hand with gentle pressure
Saved, oh Father by Thy will,
Yet nation vainly yearneth
Fps Thy blessed HPeace be still" esi
Dying heroes, weeping metheFs, < z
breaking hearts, O God, how loag
Ere Thy voice shall calm the tempest
as And the right usurp the wrong
God of mercy@lighf Eternal
ZIG From Thy gracious throne above,
Smile upops pur severed ratiop-4A-'1, ifl;sazsas
Fold the North and South in-iovs-
sssa JERSEY BLpE
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Destruction of EixiaIinE

THE Columbnss f,J,is;is. ,,,,bl;sb;n,, n
q So, -, 80. :
vote II the e Hoyse Of Representatives l on the
Bill admitting VI estern Virginia as. a State,
c.ns.:.s ~. .ss..ssssz.s. =
'lq9 aqas tne ioiioW'ng % OWING E-sEs5s $ s. :
*** Hoy now is this Union eyer, to be
restored How is Virginia to como .bac 1 iinto
the Union when these, nbolitlonis have dis
teeth Of sstthe Copstitution. Lot. no sone be
longer deceived The men wha, gage5 the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21
Large Hotel.

The Lindsll House,.ju completed in St.
Louis, is said to be the largest hotel in the
world: but of this we can not youch. It is
equivalent to eight stories high, contains SIS
rooms, Il pafloTs,, .22y iiaeres of plastering,
acres of flooring, 32 miles of bell-wire, 81
miles of base-bOard, II miles Of gas, steam
and water pipe, 4 miles q I eso yards Of
used in the building is 5000 900. III the
Basement there is railroad running the entire
length, for the transportation of heavy articles,
above are two steam elevators for lifting fuel
and 5bsgeegc from the ground to the floors
above. The billiard, room is SO feet by 45,
and the ladies' ordinary 95ss42. .sss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21

ABOLITION sGENEaALs.-,The abolition pa
psrscosas aaf boldly and eiaim that it is time,
Is their party is being held responsible for
the war, to assume its direction. This is all
right, If nothihg will suit them but ap aboIi-
ton Cabinet and abolition Generals, pefbaps
itMill.hs more satisfactory to have only abb
litien 1,riudtess Aboltionism should not only
assume direction Of the war, but it risks, It's
disasters and disgrace.-Platw Dealer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21

ia. = Esss A1C9F11<t1MzSs - - :
The dispatches announce that flers win b8
some astounding changes at Washington with
in the next twenty days. Let Ne gaeas e.
what they probably win be
The President, overp6Rsrcd by mental nnx4
lieties, willsretifs to shades Of 1unltic azy-
| 1upa. s. ssss;,-.
sHallsck viii bs sent to Gor:nth TO dig . last
Stanton win call all the troops in the Eslo.
to protect his house,. p sq 81 zFsfs Z
Ghaso will paint his back sgrSsn and tsy 4
pass as legal topder sout of the AdihinistF1-
ton.
Seward viii have thealternative to read his
eight hundred pages of eorrespondence and
the Presidents message, or retire. = ~
The Attorney General viii try to get maths
rail- CATION papers BY painting himself black
because, according to his opinion, biac e
citizens of the United States.
Hamlin viii be arrested as fugitive nIENsss
The Secretaryeo the Navy will have lsprls
ed of the loss of the Monitor. "a
ThsIfofei Ign powers.wilL make i san ultins
tum that We shall recognize the Scdtn1lsn(se.
part of the Union. ~
= All the slases emanei ipased by military au>
thor7sy in the South VIII be- reLenflat9d b
jeff Davis. 49, Z So w.
The telegraph win announee that most -
founding Developments sill be made uithi9
the next twenty days. Il hfRuisgiAs Democfat'
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- n wl<E

Du1mA "0 0lS5
For Banks and county fssssf alsabiPds Mag
xinss, Newspapers, &ck Orders left With Dir.
rsorr, at the once Of tts Astlanfe Union, will
Kxveprompt attentian. =. &
yptemei ber o. 1851 1etf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21

1ACoz5s q 1esM ERHEYs
ATTORNEY Il Law, ONCE immediately opposit'
the Bs6k sn n ain slrset. A Ashland. Ohio
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XP. CoWAN, M. p. - -
PHYSICIAN 8 SURGEON. Ashland, Ashiand Co
Ohio SOikce over the Post-0fhce. opposite the
Town HaiI - - = - =. = 49,. July 20. 1861
0ka9&RlQ@zIcDDns3e
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21

Ezsssa mIElEks HOUSE,
cPPosiT the sIoNulty House, Ashland Ohio. h;
N;l..r5 Prourietor. Good Recommendations and
rea.oEn ble bills Patronage solicited =
9ase g. 80 Feb. 4, 1S55,-S4tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21
The Amafeur skater

AN AccoUNT or A rRINrEn's noL1pAY.
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HAWyrRWh@e

ATTORNEY at Law, has opened an ohcs the lat
door West Of the Post 0fics. on seeond floor,
whsrs he be happy to see his oia frienas an d
such oEhers ~ may wish engage his PFofession-
Al sersfess. April 20, 1869. 15tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-21

- TM0MAN. 1szDUAEs =
ArfOKNET NJ Law, Loudonyille, ashland County
ohie uilI ettc1d promptIgto al business earsist-
80 i, - ,ss-sl sfzszsz-Ee.ss es ~ Y16ff
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a GUIDANCE GOOD SELECT SERVANTS
N ready at the Large Institute, No 1913 18th cor
English German Irish Scotch American ara r.o'esSat
reP "' ~ MRS. FLOYDo.
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Mem Publications.

"CREAM OF MEDICAL LITERATURE.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANA &c
Il FOR 1863.


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CREAT TRIUMPH.

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" Messrs Steinwsy. Endorsement BY tho Jurors IL EN-.
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EuYOp ean maker"
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II. 9. Jniernal Reusnne.

1T s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
We EXCISE TAX AND LICENSE NOTICE-To red
and oil persons assessed during the month Of Noyew
ber 1891 under the laws of the United States for the pap
msnt Of Tares Duties. Licenses within the FOURTA
COLLECTION DISTRICT OF the State of New-York con-
prsing tho 3D. 5th 9Th aud 9th Ws,ds Of the City Of New
York
TAKE NoTICE-Thst the undersigned Collector Of TaIs
FOX the Fourth Collection District OF the State of NewYl
Comprising tho 3D. h 9Th aud sh Wards Of the City New
York pur'uAn, to an act OF Congress entitled An set to pre-
vide internal to support the Government aud 70
pay Interest the public debt"
GIVES NOrlCE-1ha. the Duties Tares and License
assessed upon persons during the month Of November 1861
residing doing bunes, thin said District, and which b
said act they respectively liable to pay, have becos
dus and payable aud that shall attend TO receive psyms
Of the at my Office. No IS Frankns in the said do
trct AID city, daily from the hour OF 81 to the houre
from and after .hi. date until and including the 2S
day Of January 1863
All persons who shall neglect TO pay TO the Duties
Taxes and Licenses aforesaid assessed upon them wi,es
The above specified tle shall DO LIABLE and will be thsrefos
required to pay TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon tho
mount thereof JOHN MACK, Collector eth District
NKwYoRK. Jan. 8. 1863.
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Hiusltnl Jnslrnments.

A T WALKERS WAREROOMS, Clinton Hall,
"A AEtorplae and 3h At Broadway large stock OF
Horizontal and Upright PIANOS ana secondhand, for
sale or hire
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TlnartiaI.
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

NEw.YORK, Jan. H. 1883.
INTEREST NOTlCE.Depositors hereby notified tnes
interest deposits entitled thereto a. me s.s
of SIX PER CENT per snnum not exceeding SSov
and FIVE PER CENT over $500 will be paid on and alter
MONDAY 18th January Interest placed TO the credit Of de
posto and If withdrawn will draw interest the same 81
a deposit from lat January.
Dauk open daily from 10 70 O'Clock
FRANCIS p. SCH0ALS, President
WADE b. WORRALr. Secretary.
PxrRR CUNNING Accountant
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Esaal Motltes.

IN Pursuance of an order of ROSWELL o.
a BRAlNARD, e'q., Surrogate OF the County OF NM
Notice hereby given sccordng law TO all persons hapF
claims against JOHN C. BROWN s,e Of City Of BROOK
yn deceased, thss they arc required to sAho' tho sans
at the residence Off. v. WYatN No l3l Joralemon.a
brOokyni or at the pkoe Of busae.s OF l. T. AALLoSA
the lith day of me nert-Dsied December II. 1862
n,,v P nm ~ W + iMiMaN En.outon
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Dantins Academies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
a. No. 204 STRAY, New-YUk
No. IN Moutsgue-st., Brooklyn. ...
NETWORK CLASSES on WEDNESDAYS and SAIUk'
DAYS MONDAYS sud rHURSDAYS 49,.
BROOKLYN CLASSES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
Morning aud afternoon Classes for young ladies' ana e4
dren. Evening Glasses for gentlemen
Classes now open. Puyis commence ct any tins
Circulars Of terms kc may be had al elIier Academy
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given to al
person, having claims ssnss Ohm MEGGS se OF the or
gencmsn deceased. to present the same VIZ.
vouchers thereof thu subscriber the oe Of c. w VAN
VOORHIs No 80 NasssusL, in the City Of Newly
before the hrst day Of March nezt-Dated NewYo,t ~
2sth day of August. 1902. rr DEWITT CURTIS
Aug26 lsw6molu'
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IF YOU want to know the causes and treatment
cniou, hook Tor curious peope and good back for every
ore Contents tables the principal Newspaper
of E. WARNER No. Veseyst. or OF the suthor w r. D.
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DOWERY SAVINGS BANK, NEw-YoRK,

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK, NEw-YoRK,
ID January Is res3-The depo.ors are hereby notified
tina. interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT per aanu On
bnpdred dollars and FOUR PER CENT on all sums over
Ave hundred dollars which haze Teen SP.sS sI b De-
,ors nsvshls Zee Of tar on and fer MONDAY the sh
Inst in accordance with the provisions OF tho bylaw h
interest not called will remain principal ava a's"
est accordingly from lat inst ,o,o . o,,,oct ,,d
This Bank {, open for busioess daily from 10 70 soG, az
on MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EyE ~ ;T,',
from 10 o'clock ct No. SJ bowery ny 99s -
tees. THOhAo JEhI'"i''~'
q. IL CoaGEsHALL, Secretary.
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'ANCIN(i

7 II. SEARINGs PRIVATE DANCING
~ ACADEMY No 292 4thsv near 23d st-Casses form
hog for the second quarter. Ladies Misses and Masrs
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, al O'clock Gentle
men TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS at O'clock Terms 'ane
formerly Private lessons and classes formed at time not