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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22
NCRANTON COAL At AUCTION,
- OFFICE or rar DELAWARE. LAcs.vasA aro WEsryaS
RAugoAp Ca. ~ " ~ an, srsct.
N.aN .,,p WI \

Nav SogN FEB. rs, it6S
The miners having resumed work the sale u coal ~ pacic
suction lnced Nv the Board oil Managers Tor he asi
day Of December. 1867 viii take Iacr Wednesday tho
9th day Of February S6s AT u O'Clock NJ ~ Tho
used as the Merchants EAclnnsr Nos 70 .ud Exchange
place. corner Of William srcvi SIMEON DRAPER, Auc
1000 Tons OF FRESH MfNLU SCRANTON coal,
embracing. AL the sizes, ana delrera a. their depot
Eabcthpolr, ~ ~ after the lie u March n', They ~
repes snc alco sales Sbou The :ch Of each month
The sale vi. be positive Each put ~ viii b. sold 10
the highest bidder, bids 4, form ufoteger bein.
made for accoHnt OF on behalf Of the company
f;.ty ton in haukap'e funds, 70 p. pad ~ the
ceiyng tue coal. which " called for
within days thereafter. and the coal taken within
thirty days f0 the day o sale. unless nayi.aton n oh
struriei. Buyers who WISH, however, agsr adds
by making deposit nifty cents WITHIN thu
-peched. Interest NJ per cent anunn,
viii in be charged the balance on the time
stipulated until rsa and twenty hye cents par
tue cpslJvth 10 lie
paid delivery OF order.
Tie other conditions sal. viii he Substantially those
hitherto accepted by nil purchasers ~ private CONTRACT Of
coal delivered at Elaabcfpor ~ Tar applicable Tie
from The mines. wien rrsccs be--otsfwisr from the
These conditions Will Ne modified 70 meet the wants
OF whose arrival cannot Re e.1eiy liked.
Win reliable avenue from iAs iarka"Anna and !" yom-
ys eYceIedi requiring D: hours rsnsi. Of ne
~ aims the advantages Of such sales. AMI the superior
diog whch tho coal viii be deivcf'i apparent.
doubt this mode of selling Will commend iiSrit
i- favorable consideration OF both the frnds sud con
slnrrs whose corporation IS respectfully invited.
G. Y. ROBERT President.
o,HEgIFF's sALE-oN MONDAY, FER q. ATTAIN.
roam aud ladies' Oy.ier Saloon. JAS LYNCH. Sheria.
IN IA
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CLOTHING.


GREAT DEMAND seoco WORTH OF CAST orr
market Ladies and gentlemen ha, ns he above srce. o.
-iS S dr. iron. s. 10 ss sr
s@e; 90 Cola ; a%a s ss ssSa %
Ia" gus sfs ,9s sn Esrs between f1Ss and
Tweu,y hrs, streets n Blades attended 70 b. M
Anhait
E ~ f,.s.n . - ly a e x, ~ s III Cot,
r.: Ae noe BY pos pnnciualy attended 70 ~ hehe,
Ladies attended to ~ III. r. hoeonneetion ilh
any either house.
GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST orr CLOTHING, FUR
snd calsrnia nar.ta ~ a SO e g."
s ~ % sa,s. so s s -
runctuslly attended 20 by Mr. anu Ms u
AT THE NEW STORE III THIRD AVENUE LADIES
II snd s.1,sn r. a,@ qb = nas W. r hg
tarpc, A. for ihe NV orean. garsct Try ana s,i,ly
~ Third avenue near Fourteenth street Ladies amended
At 80. ass sowEgy.-u RosESrnn. HAVING 4
wearing Aprarei, Fani,urc oarpo jewcs A. ;; oail
%n 2. Z. as or ca % ' I = Ne
Knsen'ha fcase remember aud tFy JSs kowery opposite
ATTENTION WANTED CAST orr CLOTHING ron
~ tho Western market ai.o Furniture, Carpets, a. Je
s, pr "a w e rsf sy y,, nf % 'aes y
Twenty siSh streets. Ladies attended 20 b. nfs 4
ANy QUANTITY Or LADIES or GESrLEaTN's
~ hises nes ii en- and 'S nas II II, trent none,
Address MATHEW uANLEY, III Boone street Al
ofdaS pun tnails attended -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW sSp
~ seoud hand on,n r. 're 'na .'nai, guaniics ior
are" Ksps sas wv ca is .,t ~ = a.
(yENrIENESs NEW AND LEfT orr CLOTHING
VI ufcaased ter the Wesrfn market u arg" y small o
lmpose. CA II The stos, address rhos D. Convoy q
Centre street
BILLIARDS.
prLLI,RDs-For SALE, 4 SPLENDID sTocK or
ors ' y as s saa' ~ yw II aRiFfrn IL fgt9a
-ireea.
COMPREHENSIVE.
A GENTLEMAN WITH $1,000 AND LARGE
n wc.fcrn scqusini@nce, would ike 10 eugase il
ve -sts,shed rs,lng husne.s IAN si.e DC tr = roie
n.s. 4 y q ts.y.r "a Detroit. Ach. withn tairy days
~ .ras g eR,sr mo no q a. T., e''ab.asa who.a' ca
~ a." ~. y = " @ss. rs'psr.ey sna
oe boz leo iie-li ersr M 81 asae aud anogsi q
arnngsn... On .asry saa !. ..egrrd neie,ences es
po,a one . i've iho 'saua sisr. ''" ''''''
1,orAErSERSHr-- L,ny. WHO mas RECENTLY
~ reteinsa oe Latgn. - ~ shul ane iheus.ni Dol
her Inc bssnce IL fgaslia. az eis.. house 40 low nj
one would be srs - cor~rf~ .th her in the above
! can adore. v. ~, station 4. New YORK
| <,oraKrS rRsuir- ,sTEp. Az INTEREST ~
u ,,r,s s'e, On rsns s sS.i
! u Win ~ adsr.sss 4 Il, 10, is5 nersld oned
| rruy COMPREHENSIVE HEgErororE ENIsrfNG
between samns H,nlnE..y ~ william =; c,rer.
Of Kero.ess Lamp aad Glssware T. - Gre ea s,et.
~. dissolved y "a'''' e'''e'' s n fNissM,y,
Ssw vo.. Feb. " i-s1 WITHIN y c,rrfii.
xVANrrp-A PARTNER. ~ Viii sELL Tnr TX
Ing business ,bai will ne ~ ~ EN- ffgh n mr. a.
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A COURSE or TEN WRITING LESSONS FOX VI IS
n given y roWNsFNns, 40 Bpwefy: Booskeoplns -
quarter Instruction also giyou ~ Asentai "rainnal
seadiug Linz Thorough AMI fracea Instruction 70
eeeh -iua-nt zen day ana evening
"A daughter ~ years 90. wishes n psce her ~ French
patdu school tnd 10 crC hsngs MI -.o Toy, board and
ln@tfu kattslntnry arrangement can be made Al
T. 'sfr ~ fobert Asroy. 80 bfoome street y Y
4 oOI psalTHs CONNIE ECIAL INSTITUTE 80
N fourth aEenut Instruction practical and thorough In
Looslsra business .fass. good nsrd~ rtns rusf
.uir,d ~ an N tsn Lessons separate r0ns for lsdls. and
for private irst7t.'loo. OLIVER y GOLDSMITH.
DooKkEEPIsG-foR BUSINESS aEN-MR Dot
ID BLAE ~ broadway t,achrs Hon. oping practically
asaseI ~ y, best bpslnfss hof.i a 'hr cut ses ana
eaNrs rfnd ~ performing cpmnf eiAl calculation, clc
can't "rtn safsght IN few icssons
l,Locr7Iox TAUGHT STAvvEsfNG CuRrD,--
II Grca; enthusiasm IL :, Las twenty seventh street
sorp-t or. ,ocsl culture. Ehcuton .ud no rsror
oyuinsstc' -
l,RENcu LESSONS GfvEN-BY PARTISAN LADY,
having dlpota from the Hotel ic tile " Paris kest
rrftnscs ire0. Ltchlns eases All pf,aia e.synt 80
~ 5b Ware "a :"
T AIDES DRsiEOUs ~ IMPROVING NEGLECTED
t1.rcf, private ris-g which forming - tie
trle e.tfr Hf.1 ally tNaci.r. Clts VII meet
Io. VI * u ~ " On Saturday commenting Itnfia
~ n.fuef ~ the snf higher Lns
M hrsuehrs. cgaposiion aud pcnmanship terms low.
Aldre,s iaae Class, box ~ Herald eace
nEt.ArE LESSONS ron LADIES 1T THEIR gEsI
drnrs l.rfoSa and slr fash ads Danes tatislf
aay Acidmv 70 seventh avenue Thirteenth ''res'
DtMAE. bast master.
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- - 49, - 49, - o~ss-
Hereby ssF sysISs ~ PURSES f do
No purse $780, for alt horses. mile heat. IN %
Nc Nc rar-s 80 same a. No, !. 20 harness
No Par:e Ss al horses that o,lca Cor money.
se 1si purse s.l 9 s. s:ss:i No g. in harness.
40 purse si for rear old coln taAt never srs,ei for
No parse $50 that tro.,ea faster
S sorsss s sssis Sss es & s..
% s.sr e m,ie heats. Ies. n s, in harness
s mil heats ssr.e II 0ss sss' ,rss .,r n
e,io,a harness { mile yeats aud rrpcs N harness.
e. purse - horses that never o,'sd better than %
is pu,se sco horses thai tro,led better thsa
ys sH Is sse ana repeat
IS pars. $50 horse. Tia, sroed better than
2::o to wagons. mic heats. Sin O. to wagons.
2ss il iarnes-, nile heats In & In harness
No. H. purse $50. Cor OIL sssion, m,o heats STA 10
- TAG above purse, win b opened and eo.ed A the
~ on Ts sG's Sr9 Ga 81; Jones street,
cent easss money crosSsr" sssr ssS nD.
s nSi S 1s rs 4 AZ q 'nsnns I'll r. u Ss,
No pars. viii ,e considered filed uness three or more
hor ~ shs,i enter therefor.
sle i,,ed ~, tre.'.i lay Of
APi and The 18th % JSly. J. GROt HERON, Manager.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
ASSISTANT oU,ErErMAsrEE's OFFICE, CORNER
A. daai twenty second streets : :, ,,s,
SALE or cospENsiDin nos s s AND f sd & ''
Ross. @ s.cas sac 10 81 Dsnsr
uemssk,e Gsvrramc1 coTrAi-. near the Washington Oh
s 's.' assaai !sa:' b, A.,....
sapiAasnd Assistant Qasr7erinas'er ". 5. Army
ToE HANDSOME BI.Acx STALLION. VERY
- "a ii hcr. s :. be- ana yes
iunIia sree corner OF Hsml,on ~venic, Sr6o1iyn.
N'oE sALE-A FIN. DAaK hay CARRIAGE HORSE.
10 n.nd +, asa rsriecg SQUAD ony Ave years Old and
avenue.
Aaar,R wsaos rEssoS HAyISa
,lase or s.v persons 70 sell low Gnas cash customer
jaeger. station i. Kishta avenue
DAETrEs HAVING A HORSE. CART AND HARNESS.
IL. . ar s 81 .ss T ma u il.n i,
ia,s. a. W. T.. bcs iso Herald ohrs
yJ,o INyALiDs.-A PINE MlicR GOAT, WITH TWO
sd se,S aT . SeeS o. sr a e az Ggcgs q mi
one door above Morton. iro,n ioiosP. 81.
rNHoRoUaHBgED MARE FOR sALE.-THE THO
rough brrd Mare Nlss Matte by Umpire o.. VI Emily
Inc cr'eb,aei ,aec mace i'riao.ne. Ap'y 10 WILLIAM
REDMOND, IS Barclay street
N-ANrED--To BUy OR iiI.k A STABLE caP,B BILE
~ q aa.dns Ugh or nine hor:.s s,sed "bose Twenty
stable Herald once.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UMPIRE LODGE no g, I. o. o F-MENBERs or
Cd: ie,oas ,si sand.y. s,i ins o'elos r ~ % pay
Wem'peii. n order JAMES sADTiKR Secretary.
uAMrsmaE CoAL.--wE nave APPOINTED MR.
M h s q ne ss H.Y yo5 s 70 S
Consumer only c The genuine itampsairr Cod hsoas
hi" dur''s TIE gear 49, e, 4 ,MrS,IEE M,yiSa CO.
NV Yoss Feb. L i.si
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lIFNRy y. LIEnS \ go. AICTiONEEES. -NNJf !.
able collection 0r ca Paintings Sketohss Nc LII My
LLHDS 90. Val sel II ageli0. on Turslav etrntHs
5~g. u ~ ~ ococ ~ tlr Derby Gallery ~ Braawty II
ksiUte collection o leacs Studies, SIX icbe. A. IA
py AID son ki-hais nrs- e0nsslirgo near ~ uYisi.
bal syka enbrac ne ruiscd btuacapcs Jews Irpf Na.
II pesris ell The st.as u The lnn, great yaris Fl
y acVsS. % aoe sitef Heaue.ay is,h nss
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s. HrErS II, Al GfioNLTR.
III ~ hLNRf WOOD 90.
Confirmation sa'e az Gold nnd silver wsiehe.,
beng the entire hsi1u ur stG.N belonging
10 W. ". ;. lrifnl declining bus nessl,
Monday. Feh. ~ = ~ ocysk
NJ the aaIe-rU1u 80 Broadway
Ths days. sais having - purucl from Friday evr
hi1g. ~ WITH it 30 on the catalogue. Del'.rs
rerr rsl. - y" eutiv a ng along her saloguts,
3heisal- vii tAks ll,s' Jsutnrfy " the hour stated
Thc conteuts Of The EcetEntvn fttov VII y. sold ~
5.w Jays. comprising larss lot " ~
hins; siso iafge ~ ~ IL a. ~ watch due NOTICE will
be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

1V IT, LUDLOW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROSE.
w. wood and bull fufnnre; mache and rosewood
Pauoiortes auction. rart 81 which imported
rcr Paris tbeng premium furniture from the Crystal
Xeatas exhibition aud tue balance mad. order
by aud Others r.. II. LUDLOW CO.. Will sell ri,
Auc'ior Wednesfsy February .5 isC vt II ocock A..
u 4! No ts7 Fifth and No. 9as Broadway, near
sr~nnd ss.s the CONTENTS o. tho elegant manson
HE tlftn and Thirty ourih
10 the above thu sale
Dcns inc part erbotaely carved rosewood Psror
Suits figured otange. crimson and dab
Psr. blh Cent?. ana lard Tables Cabinet Escio. eie
carved I.nc Tables Etaseres: ststua
Dle rosewood Suits, IN velvet tapestry. richly
raryoa rosewood Boosca- walnut LioTary Suit Ia
richly China Vase fsgs git Clio ks
pro'ch library double D.>k mud Tables soid OAK Chairs
ed solid cd aud maho French Bel
s,ssds; Amolre nCaoe Dressing Br aas, Wa.hs'ands,
Tables, Spring Eejg. silas.es Hair Mattresses Boz
B,er. Paows solid mahogany Exf @ion Tables, SOFAS
Chars and Rockers, ia laciosh Aisc, superb paper
Panouttg by Groves eth, exhibited ~ Tie
cryss Palace; three rosewood octave Pnnoortcs
thckering Bradbury makers. suits Of snaneilcd Bed.
oom Furniture: Medallion Velvet. Brasses. Three
ply and Ingram Carpss Oro ~ nas Ghandelrrs mum.
az superior i.nsfai ngs, or Paintings A.. The fTni
nre viii b. cihibon MA catalogue. Monday, I'D
last
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETif.-osiy - TOR BEAUTIFUL
n sets prre Aver. tuT gold, rlatsa Aui yaeAna-
rabb.f md warranted qua - any p New Yors
snge Tee'h 81 Teeth hisd ant -rir~aed ~iihonf the
beast an ~ new process snd f~rr.fy harmless Y, nsw
paun rssc tiling 10 unsu9Tsse.d ~ olseI hlng IN
ihe vsra for Ito purity and dufshl Gold pl.aa a.d
bSns % contatok and warranted fof life, Oee VS.
ns. cnlc. between IeiiA and Eleyen strsel. sud
r.rl0,Al DIR LUTHER. Dentist.
All rFrso>s DFsfROrg ~ GETTING RID on d..
"A 80. fe-h ~ Roots. ws0ui palm ~ asusrr. 10
~ Chemically Iutnsd Ihlyfu4
fo, snA Eilct. tod hci- Inverted lor 81, Nscanir o.
aoa EllrNs, ll, SHfsr a'd p~nfiNa - Trsrsrflny
~ L. wAt1. = pourth .fra0e
ETHICAL PE,urirIL PATENTED TgETH-
n satonsi psnis .sls.ry. slxih sysnn~, rorn~r ~
Tv.nty .scond ttrrsi rssr S.'s only ~ Knbh-r eiD.
tsr.nts sis, singh Tseih, ~ FIiling Teeth, gold o.
Isr1ta. e.h vil0n' lstn. Dsnissy satunisf. ~.
prem 1.as saftei. Dr MANSON Drntisi.
4 prtrTCGu. poSr TrLtIs0s FoR DIcAyY1 Avn
"A ssnsvs to- ~ oa rro's l-t ups usr~ .hss fefyrtf
10 ORR orgns u.~falae~ and besa aai errry KIDD ~
s.sty led vtA1gt PAIN. a1r Ffsns " ih~ rscpF~frr.
g. ~ -!sON. ". ~. y IA r.pna - btoatssy, near
ssssr,eeon 81.
pg w.II ~ psI1sr, coNgiStEs iIs BrsI
ID et4 al So ~ ~ a.tnr ~ UfntH' Dprra aua
49, f...N Rf.aF. 81 -. uts tfgf's snd rsfGrs
zap r0rt. t'-h-ta. BsfFfN ae4 HlItwel
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ID0WELL DELANGUILl.ErTE, AICTioNEEHS.--
L The subscriber will sal! pubic aacon Ncdaca
day. February IS his Farm Jerusalem station ard ali
his stock. &C. consisting Of Sc 40 OF whe In
good state Of cultivation the oalAncc Woodland the nrst
being welt fenced ON aaid Farm IL large dOubs dwelling
House with kitchen, large new barn, 16x3D good
failing weii and the house ia.e
ani other onbudings There are - OF whea and
Ia the and seeded and orchard OF 40
trees 81 choice trait III. preto,ses The se OF the Warm
viii take place at l: O'Clock Terms made the tas
SAL II stormy the will AXE Place the neat lair
j. FRED. BATTLENANN.
DAWNBROKFRiS SALE.--A. VI. CR1SfALAR, 40 %
Bowery will sell. Monday Feb. y. At nos o'clock,
10. OF Silk and other Drpsrs Brocn. and Wool
len sawIs Capes cloaks Msnia.. Sc being the stock OF
q dealer.
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cHEHIFr'S SALE--ON MONDAY, FER q, AT II A. NJ.
y al 23s Hudson The stock aud o. Ran
roam aud ladies' Oyrer Saloon. JAS. LYNCH, 5heria.
Taos. IL. fsRsis. reputy.
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| MILLER KESSELLY WILL SELL AT AUCTION
N1 al l: O'Clock, TueStay, February 2. a No Ill
Broadway the valuable eas. 81 House oad 5ahe No. ib'
Hudson street. being northwest corner a. Hudson amt Bar
81 eei
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NyOTIcE--rHF MEMBERS OF THE UNITED TRADE
IN Society OF ,ourn.yni~n SailInak-is requested 70
hc, room. Fourteenth Ward iIoel, OF Eza
beth Grand slre-ff, Sunday, the I'D ~
ocota attend tbe funeral Of iaa brother. James
R-an, residence y0f Navy street
Rs order Of JOHN DRIScOL.. President
JAMS h. aNTs, Secretary.
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A GREAT DEMAND -$e0,opl WORTH OF CAST orr
IA clothug wanted within month, Tor the New Orleans
market ladies' and gentlemen having tho above articles TO-
the following pficrs.-fron " ~ SS
cr silk dresses from - SIS for sas from 70 ~ or
also, the highest given for Carpets FUrnturf
Jewery, old Gold Silver, Watches smonds. CsmeTs
Hair SDaws Guns Pistols an Furs Please cat o address.
). AMI ALI Is, Seventh avenue, between IwenrfS and
Twenty hrs streets ~ Blades attended 10 b. Ms
Anhalt.
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JosEpH HE6EMAN.
81 MONDAY, Feb. %,

JOSEPH HEdEMAN WILL SILL. on MONDAY. tEb
81 u isS at y NJ, in the vcsone Of nc O,.y Hal.
brook iiushing aven1efhrce brick Enghlh basement
HOUSES -ouhery s.de OF Pushing avenue,
II, Broadway Division avenue. lots 20x0o.
hos.cs sss three stories hugh VITA basemras a,S cr.r
or Peek slip Futoo ierriss ana
are sIre Terms easy aai sAs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-27
oh shame, Whore is thy Blush

A gentleman passing through here the 9th
er day with the remains of a soldier whe had
died in ths hospita. at st Louis, SOME time
ago. The gentleman informed US that he was
compelled to pay a government official the ex
orbitant sum of fifteen uoHdrs to learn from
the hospital record, the NuMBER of the SOL
dier's gravel
With a soldier dies, his grave is numbered
and his name is entered on the record with
the number attached, and it is onl; By this re
cord that his grave can be ~designsted, access
to which is only obtained by the payment OF
fifteen dollars ! The poor widow who's has
band has died In n government hospital and
left her his last moths pay, will be conso,ed
to learn that, with the addition of only two
more dollars. the Number of his grace will be
shouR her +! If this isn't a good way t.
keep the graces of soldiers "greene then We
are no judge Of celors. But let no one SO fal
forget his duty to 'the government" as to de
nouncc such h~eartless and damnableRoatz1 j.
|-Ex,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-27
rhe BIa4iIl Mssfer Polie1.

~ The 4t49GUAMG4b&
Major Jack powniakh its 6E ths ulsra poll
.oy in the conduct Of che war IN the fotsowing
pointed ,styie. The ssblack heifer' uark makes
ftocse work, and b considerably conspicuous
The war has been carried on by us Just like
old Sol Peadergast's boy plowed. Old Sol
took his oldest boy, Adam, q thick-headed fei!
Ter, out one spring and set him TO plowing.-
He told him to 90 to work and strike o furrow
across a Geld to a ssbiack heifer," and then
keep on. After giving this direcshin, old Sol
went of to tho house and let Adam alone
The boy started his oxen in . bee-fin for the
black 6eifer, but when he got pretty close TO
her, she threw up her tail and ran OF in an
other direcshin Adam thought he must fob
low the heifcr, no matter where she went; he
another beesliDe for her, and with just
the same result When he got clus to her,
the heifer give another ffisk With her tail, ar.
off she vent. Adam gced his txen around,
and struck for her again an SO he kept on all
.day. At mite the old man cum out to see how
Adam had got along. He found the field all
cut up with burrows, zigssag, criss-cross, and
in every direcshin, an asked Adam wat on
a;rth il ment7 s"Wail,sf ses the thick headed
numbskulI, ayou told me to steer for the black
.heifer. an I've done it all day, but the darned
critter would not stand. still, an the burrows
arc a kinder criss cross, you see." Now. ses l.
THAT is Jest wat Linkin has been doin."--
Greeley told him to steer for the niger, and
the result is Just like Adam Pendergast's ploH-
ing. Theirs a considerable ightin been done,
but it is all criss-cross, zig-zag, and don't
amount to uothin. 20 aiei5A 3tra 5'.i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-27
Another Arbitrary Arrest.

A. j. Douglas. Esq, State Senator of In
diana, and brother of Capt. Thomas Douglas,
o. tie 10Th Ohio Vols was arrested in Greet
line on Tuesday evening last by a military
posse sent by G IN. Mason, of Columbus, for a
free spesch" made at the Crestline Demo
cratic meeting a few days before. We have
not learned where he was taken TO. or where
imprisoned but presume to Cincinnati This
is another arbitrary arrest, for We have no bet
ter Union man than A.. j. Douglas; but he is
a Democrat of the old Jackson school, whose
name he bears, which is sufficient. We have
not heard the charges made against him or
that he uttered any sentiments that are nor
common to all who disapprove of the uucon-
stitutional acts of the late Congress, and the
assumption of power by the Federal Govern
mert, which is now ~eenterel in Old Abe
This right is guaranteed to every man by TIE
Constitution right fir which our forcfathcrs
ire ly spilled their blood, and writes upon the
parchment of that until recently sacred in
strument, in words not to be misconsfrued OF
misunderstood.
Mr.. Douglas is originally from Springfield
TIP. this county, and removing to Columbus
city, Indirna was elected last fall to the
State Senate from that district by q trium-
plant majorit-. His father, VIM. Dou las,
ESQ. an old Jackson Democrat rcsid d IN this
county until his death. One brother is now u
resident of this city, o practiciag lawyer and
q member of the Republican, party. Enother
broth +, (Capt. Thomas Uousfas,) was severe.
Iy wounded at the battle of Murfree sborb.
having been shot through the lungs but had
sufficiently recovered tn form o matrimonial;
alliance with a daughter Of Rev. JAS Row
land (Miss Frank on Tuesday evening last al
the Presbyterian Church of this city, whose
nuptials A. J.. Douglas, Esq. attended, and
was with the wedding party when arrested on
Tuesday eveaing At Cresiline Shield ana
Banner.
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The Ear1h saee!

The London Times says mankind are using
up the world too fast. Incessant cultivation,
it is alleged, is stripping the earth of its coat
of mould, which cannot be replaced except by
the return of the primeval forest. There are
facts in existence q little inconsistent with
that very alarming statement. The plain
round Benares has certainly been cultured for
three thousand years, and is as rich as ever
The country ef Damascus was a garden in the
beginning Of history. and is q garden now
Nc forest ever renewed the soil of Northern
italy, ner is The glorious fertility of Asia
Minor artificial Districts have, it is true,
persisted. bat IT has Always been from amman
folly, TIE cutting down of the trees till the
rain ceased and the we'll sunk, as is now oc
curing IN some parts of Upper India. When
we conquered the Punjaub the vast province
did not contain enc tree, and in thirty years
would have become, like Babylouian desert, a
sterile plain, and from the same caasc.-LOn-
don Spectator.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NorIcE i hereby given, thai q petition will be
IN presented to the Commission ers of Ashland
county ut their regular session in June next,
praying as follows
The undersigned pray your honorable body to
have 0 REV, survey. and lay cat as a coUnt road
the tract described as tollo~ - cling first,
O. the West end Of Walnut street, South A hlan1,
running West in q straight ire with said
street and Of equal width with said street to
the road lea ding from Ashland to Mansfield and
inserseeting theeame At q point Of the Andrews
also cemneacing st the East end Of said Wal.
nut str EEL, running East on direct line With said
street nd ofthe same width Of said street until it
the road running from Ashland to Woos-
ter. commonly known as the ..WoosteR" road iN
z. GreeneHald and 100 othsrsb ~
Ashlsad, May 1S63-4w R49.
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Enforcement of the C0nscripti0n
Law.

The following is from a Washington di..
patch, dated May 18th
Blanks sre being forwarded to all Provost
Marshals, and the enrolment, of both classes,
will be proceeded with Immediately, to be fo.-
lowed by a draft
The quota from each State is now being FIX
ed, and bears a relative proportion to the mum
Der of troops already furnished.
In some States there is a discrepancy be-
tween the local authorities and the Depart.
nent as 10 the number previously furnished.
Massachusetts, claimed that II her quotas
have been completely filled, yet the Provo.t
Marshal-Genera decides that she is elevtn
thousand short of her full quota. The same
is the case with some other States.
No credit, it is said, will be given for three
ronths men or State militia in service for
brief periods.
Senator Wilson, who is now here, and who
drew up the Conscription bill, is understood
to differ entirely from the decision of the Wa
Department ignoring the three hundred dol
lar exemption clause.
The section relating to it is nearly a verba
{ m copy from the French law, there it was ex
ecuted as the present law was intended by it
trainers.