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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

EVERYBODY INTERESTED j. F. Girls
void, Washington, N. d., writes: ''Mrs. S.
A. Aliens preparations-Wo rlds Hair Re.
storer and Zylobalsamum-are really efica-
cious in changing the hair to its natural
color, and are all they purport to be-"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1913
Greenwich st., New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

A Coop OPPoRrUNIrY.-Mr.I Isaac Negus,
of the Muscatine Nursery, is expecting a
large lot of sheep on in few days, which are
to be sold, or put out on shares, to suit Gus
toners. Persons wishing sheep should call
early and make contracts, as there will doubt
less be great demand for them. ,.....
Oct. 16. daw1t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

STILL Notwithstanding the hard
times and high prices, the sale of the Chem
ical Ssleratus is still on tho increase. People
will use it, and every successful housewife
tells her neighbor, and when her neighbor
tries it she tells another, and thus its fame
spreads until it is hard to tell where it will
stop.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

For SALE.-An improved farm Of 200 acres,
two miles North of Summit, on the line Of
the railroad. This farm is in the most fertile
portion of Muscatine county, and is distin-
guished for its immense crops of wheat and
corn. @. G. HAYES & Bro.
Auo92davtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16
NEW ADVERTISE EN- ENTS

~ H4aS d OF H4aEE'l'EiRS
d EMAIN1NG in the Post Office, Misratine, on he
IL 10th day o: October 1868.
Persons cHl,irg Tor of the following letters III
please say ''adverii-.d." p. ae
GENfLEMEN'S LIST.
Cady Jay A MillerFC
Goufi DANIEL Pomtruis Erie 'eriks
Ham u Pratt L @
Huber Mr-7reSer Richards Richard
Hughes Edward Il Riley Bernard
Jean schuyler
Long L Schuize 10 I'm
Long Lyman Zwanzig
Sc LADIES' LIST.
BALDWIN Miss joanna Jackson Miss Jane
Bousall Mrs EiOnor Kueeth Miss Wilhelmire
Cove'l Miss Indiana McKeleps Mrs Rohecca
Eo CO Miss Pilgram Catharina
Iair Hannah Thompson Mrs Phelina NJ
Or Dilliner Mary Ann Thornton Jane
Fairbanks Mrs Harriet Worrall Mrs SW
foster n ISIS Sarah A Young Mrs Charlotte
Hunter MIS- Lucia
JOHN MAHIN, p. N.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

OvERMAN's FERRy.-Jack Indie, formerly
ferryman at Browns Ferry, has leased Over
mans Ferry, and will be on hand night and
day to accommodate those who desire to cross
Cedar River. oct1-w3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

neA- The District Court for Muscatine
county commences next Monday.
The Board Of Supervisors also meet On tina
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16
EOU N D,

FOUND,
nN Walnut street, between Second and Third, ncxt
" door to Echelber, ers Hotel the place buy Gro
ceres at as Low Prices be had In the city.
Goods delivered ia any part of the city fle of charge
Don't forget tho place-Speers Now Storewhere spser
Pearson will be found awa ready to wait custom
ers. Muscatne, Oct 10dawtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

appearances the Ladies' Fair, for the Sanitary
Commission, to be held in Chicago, the last
week of October and the first week in Novem
Der will be the grandest thing of the kind
ever concoct d in the Northwest. The Fair
will be opened on Tuesday morning, October
9th, at Bryan Hall, where visitors will be
informed hat other halls are in use of the
Fair Dinner will Re served in the lower
Hall (Bryan) from - NJ. to P. NJ, on Tues
day, and thenceforward, every day, at the
same hours, during the continuance of the
Fair. Arrangements are being made to dine
1900 persons, elegantly and comfortably du-
ring each day of the Fair. There will be a
brilliant evening entertainment at Metropoli-
tan Hall, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 27th, and
thenceforward every evening during the Fair.
All articles intended for the Fair must be sent
and directed in the same manner as Hospital
Stores, marked "CHIcAGo SANITARY CoMMls-
SION, (for the North Western Fairy At the
close of the Fair complete catalogue of the
articles donated with the names and resi-
dence of the donors) will be published, and a
copy furnished to every contributor. Each
8 State will be credited with the amount of her
donations.
Mrs. DR.. Ely, Of Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. N.
II. Brainard, of Iowa City, constitute the
Committee for Iowa.
~ The Memphis Bulletin, of the 9th
inst, contains synopsis of speech made
by Judge Joseph Williams, of this place. to
the officers Of the I'd Iowa Cavalry and other
regiments, at banquet given at the Worsham
House, in Memphis, on the evening of the 9Th
inst. It is represented as having been soul
stirring, patriotic address The following ex-
tract will CRATE harshly on the ears of~scme
of the Judges old political associates in this
county:
The venerable speaker went on at consider
able length to point out, with deserved repre-
hension, the unpatriotic course of those who
at this crisis of our country's fate occupy
their minds with the triaes of sectional or
partisan prejudices. This he said had not
been the course of the officers and members
of the Cd Iowa Cavalry. They had entered
upon no caviling. They had laid aside favor
and prejudice, and gone with patriotic and
disinterestedi ardor to the great duty of pre-
ser wing intact this once glorious Nation
Drawing picture of our condition, were the
heresy of secession once admitted, he declared
his settled opinion that the people of the
United States, one and indivisible, were des'
tined not only to reinstatc the Government
over the States and Territories claimed by
them, but also over the whole American con-
tinent.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16
CANNOT DO HARM!
CANNOT DO HARM!
CANNOT DO HARMl
CANNOT DO HARM!

could furnish any quantity of testimonials of its
efficacy from my patients, but the practice Of pa
rading bought and fictitious before the public is
prevalent do not deem it advisable. My object 10
place my medicine before the public not alone to
make money, but to do good. 1t is prcverbiay true of
the American Ladies tia perfectly healthy
can be found in any vicinity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16
M ARKETS,

MUsCArISE, Get. Is.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
Flonr-surerhne 81 rs Spring Wheat Extra. SO
Fall Wheat fxtra SO %
Corn Meal StOj II 10 h 100 DIS.
Bran and Shorts 15c Z bu.
Ship Stuff 75
Corn, 55r. new, pc y bu.
Bari .y is "A 81 %, nominal.
| wheat-Eall so;as1 %; Spring s5a9Oc "a bu.
Rye 70i.
Oats So.
potatoes loa5)c Sweet potatoes socasI,Oo.
Butter 12il5c.
Eggs l2c.
Chicken, 81, 25al 40.
Lard S,S12c.
White Beans-Ooumon to good 81 GOAL "a; Prime
Navy So OOa2, 3O-NominL
Tallow 7I1as%c
Hay-Tmothy IS, 0Oa9 co. Prairie SO GOAT 90.
GROCERIEs-(wHoLEsALER ATEs)
Sugar Orleans fair. l3c prime l4o; choice Ia &C.
New York, Q, 141ac; New York; A, l61c crushed pow.
dered lie.
up S5a90c: Sorghum 45a50c
Coffce-33a35c: Java 4Oc; Laguyra
Rice 9,s}ao.
Soap-Palm &c: Family &c German 712c.
Candles-Stsr 1sal9c; Summer Pressed 1919.
Teas-Young Tyson Slooal 49, Imperial 81, goal As
Tobacco-Dark Sweet 4sa52e; Medium Brands 55a6oc;
Gold and Natural Leaf s5sgOc.
Nas-Best brands IS 25 rates.
! Glass, Sxl0 City IS rs. rates.
Cordage 1512alS11c per Id.
Frait-Green Apples 25a5oc u bu; Dried Apples 614s
~ " Dried Peaces 91SalOzc. Rasins s5,Ooa5, Il.
Salt-Iake $50
Ti'h-y Ss Hasssrs'' 's!' s y Ss1sSs
mol I" hlfbtls 500.
Hlf bbls No. White Fish sS,Ooas,2s.
Whisky SIC.
Leather Sole 30a35c /; harness, 3sa43c.
Hides.-Dry Film, 15.1Gc; dry salted lse: gtubby.
green hog skins, 15c.
seeds.~rimothy, 50, rs; Flax. $3.50.
Feathers. 40a5o,
Cheese, 1916,
Beef Cattle, l1aa215c gross.
Sheep, 90, 5Oas 80 % head.
wooi.-clean tubwashed, 4oa5Oc; unwashed. one
third less.
oils.coal OIL 75c; RETAIL Soc Linseed Oil, 81 ,sOa
40; Lard Oil, S5a90c RETAIL 81 90; Fish Oil, 2oa
sl,40.
Beeswax, 35c.
Fat Hogs. $3.50 gross.
Rags-woolen 1ac; Cotton, 319c.
Old Iron lc o ID. Copper, 1411zc y ID. Brass loo
Rfb.
| funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati, n per
cent; St. Louis aud Chicago. & per cent. Cola 35c
buying.
DRY GOODS.
shsetings and Shirtings, 2Oa4Oc.
Drills, 26a5Sc.
Prints, lSa25c.
Deiaine, 2,1fa3Oc.
Ginghams, 2oa3O.
Chadwick Coats Spool, CSC.
sken Thread 81 ,00a$l, 10.
Farmers aud Mech. Cashmere 50a65c.
skirt Braid. soc. a31, 90.
Corset Jeans, 20a25c.
Denims, 20,40c.
Ticking, 29a50c.
LUMBER MARKET.
Common Boards 500 90 Joist--under 20 IT,, 20 90
Sheeting, II so over 20 ft. . 00
Olear-lst quality, IS 90 Scantlng-2x4, II SO
md quality, 80 90 Sash -Sxl0, &C.
3iding-dressed, 90 90 10I12, &c.
undressed, II so l0x14, SIC.
Flooring-dressed, 80 % 10xl6, loo.
undressed, u SO Doors
Pockets, 20 90 2paunel, 50 90 to 50
Shingles, 50 to so pannol, so to 5 Is
shaved, 4 90 to 90 Blinds, so to rs
Lath. LOO
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16
PI T L g

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining? Are you out
of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable ?These symp-
toms are often the prelude
to serious illness. Some fit
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be averted
by q finely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disor-
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unObstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of the
body into vigorous activity,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

HAn exchange says man is taller in
the morning than at night to the extent of
half an inch, owing to the relaxation Of the
cartileges.
We saw several men on the street Tuesday
who were considerably higher than they were
in the morning.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

APPLEs.-The demand for apples is enor-
nous, For several weeks past mary wagon
loads have daily been bought up in this mar
ket and taken to the interior, where as vet
not sufficient quantity is raised for home
consumption. The price may be quoted firm
at 80 cents per bushel, though some sales
have been made at Is cents. One day last
week J. A. Wilson bought nine hundred
bushels from farmer on the opposite side Of
the river-price 80 cents per bushel.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Menses from
hatever cause. though should be taken to
certain if pregnancy be the cause, as these DROPS
would be to produce miscarriage; they will also
certainly PREVENT conception, if taken two three
laws before the monthly period; therefore wish it
distinctly understood that do not hold myself respon,
sbls when Used under such circumstances.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16
BE WISE IN TIME!
BE WISE IN TIMEl
BE WISE IN TIME!
BE WISE IN TINE!

Let not disease destroy your constitution Trya bot.
lie of my P PERIODICAL DROPS and you will be salts
fed that imposter. Tell afflicted friend
what restored the bloom of health to your cheeks and
hereby confer favor more valuable than gold For
painful scanty Mensuraton it is just the thing.
have now in my mind an instance of lady who had
been suffering from painful Menstraation two three
years, confining her to her each time She had
ppled to several eminent physicians, without relief
when one bottle Of my DROPS entirely cured her.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16
THESE R1rrrRs ARE COMPOSED

is THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Tho only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye KnoUn.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes Rod
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black OF
Natural Broom, without Injuring the Hair Staipice
the Skn leaving the Hair soft aud Beautiful mpartl
fresh vitality. frequently restoring it's pristine coor
and recthes the iii effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine il
signed WILLIAM A. BArCHELOR, all others are
mere limitations, and shout, be avoided. Sold by sl
Druggists, &C. FAoToRY-81 Barclay street, New York
Bachelors Neso Toilet cream for Dressing
the Hair.
june 25-d&w1y f,se
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-16

nRAPER sells D. B. De Lands Ssleratus-the be
L in use. 90 1si [mchl3
DRAPER delivers all goods bought OF him free
u charge. +'- .-
Q5Y Jessie aklsy'ssoa
% 1t DRAPER'e.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
aEFsgr the Ashland gsiOn.l
ziaue9 Exhibifiop. .ass.u.ik ss,a

zians3 ExhibifiOn. .rsz.u.R 2s1ag-
During ny ~soiourns in Ipudonvills,.'I had
the goedspleasure to- attend q literary enter
tainmeat as the Haskell:A Academy; ggivensby
one offbss KeyaiEsFalnliillEy Miss r Stewart,
aHe1 oae5df stlseaoteachers d of the. Gommen
sehbol of Loudenvillo. ffkssttsss Ss Il a ssssa sea- al
inHdx Of ase peoPio,at aquisssa early hsas hi
the evening GA pril25sh crdaHdiag ske house
eIslpl ffakocaatdioaRSssae9jjoof d men pa q Aged j. mat
.rro,hns, ijjuseniiess pretty agirls with spurkliug
eyes, ana PPiSodtrg lips and rosy checks. we're
all presontlo witness 1.-the grand and superb
Ientertsainment:s An Faigings assembled, tordsr
Obtained and all Things being readyss Rev
Wood atsthe solieitdfiotf sfithe teacher, made
quite an appropEiatss prayer i~nEokingssthe
bleasiDgse fouriHeavehlS Bshefactor, 70. rest
VIA - G4t7-too1 e Z
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EMERsoN


| .GRAIN EHbn PRospEo9s.@A CORES;
pondent 81 he Cleseiand HtraMs wiring
from Hnntingfon, Eorains county, saysfhe
prospcctefa good csopzaffraitiss1sw fssvr
able, much-ms.c SO than @s Expected a few
weeks ago.. As far as 1 have been able to
bexamine, Lind dPfPIs, Pearss Pldm and cher
Try trees buddedoveryafulf sand athe buds yet
Ealive. Peach trees are now in full bloom,
some ofthsm teryfpliaqd bBt eewIbpds haze
been injured by the fiost.11he cold late
fspring kept fruit buds back, SO that r think
they viii escape late frosts, and we bos again
ksupplied With d sbountifdl harvest of deiici6ls
fruit. M..4 "a % sss4a a. sgeIg 49, nois,
[ TheshheatSrop now in 1.-THE, ground looks
0hsr discouraging in this section. The open
: winter has = nearly destroyed many
fer have however seen q few pieces that
lool eli but on an average there is but H.
tie prospect for more than half a crop. Far
mers are now sowing oats, planting potatoes
and blowing for corn.i The weather here is
delightfnf, bnt:vegetationl ID backward. ,,s ~ =
The Meigacounty 9s~legyophdsays thesfno
spring weather Of the last few days has lbdrought
forward vegitationI with great rapidity. The
peach and plum, cherry, and pear, are in
full bloom, and the apple buds are iust OPEN
ing, filling the ar with perfume and tie gar
den, and orchards with natures poetry: The
prospect Of an abundant Tfrnit crop was never
better; And we are glad, to know that our
country has made more advancement in fruit
culture in the last three or four years. than'
ever before. since its settlement. And we
trnet the day is not fardistant, when all our
hills VIII be covered with f5uit- s1sa
ID LAKE. GouNrrEn is becoming quite dry
in many parts oftcvnY soHmueh SO as. to set
rioously affect getting in crops: Winter wheat
looks fas,, where surface water WAS taken of
save some pieces Of early. sown, which Hessian
fly has taken in charge. gJehn Johnston, ESQ.,,
Of Geneva, n. Y, writes me his crop Is aa en-.
tire failure from the cause. - ssss kas
GUERNSEY CouNrY.Ispripg back ward.
wheat prospeotpot fatteripg;; fruit prospect
never better In consequence of wet winter
and high price Of corn, sheep have not wiz
tered sooweil as last years iourIeounty will turn
OFT about see, coo lbs, present clip are :
F1& - - @4aAa
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TIE CArTFkEkoEM cHl3pHA0n Satur-
Jay evening our quiet vilisgs was electrified
Byshasseepiienosats legrama he
eapsSfe Or JhAef RyBdtEaptaiebyla q strong al
yisiooss 81 he FsederalarmystndsrGSe1 Peek.
6HzsdSda5 fnornfhessfh e s5allr0fa Richmond
Ias confirmed. b q ssasss;rrnina ,t Gen Dix to tie
iommand os,ttg an = DE arny captur-
iibg e and sim later in the day, came another
dSs55a5fsche s sFat;ns TIA q eenniis 1KSS szs held Ricbss
mond with $4,000 men and that Hooker had
re cfosSaa fHe R6bsaKannoH To the refiects
: our yy0.heJwhole IL
fair .hore unmistakablc evidences. 81. frand 81
An effort. winked at bysthe. zAdmihistration 10
drsw.th the atteptien.o of the ..p~coplesy from tho
contemplation of the harrowins and sickeuine
defeat and slaughter Of Hooiers army; and this
cruel and 6%eaftiessS i rnse was paStiy snccss.e,l
Those who s6if Had dsnss IN n bonestv
Of the administration 2 ,has, Ii = Monld ~.
believe that It could. descend so low as to
employ deception and fraud to divert the Mt.
t%ention of the nubl;c from its own ;mbec;l;tv
and III 1aamenissbbfIe 1copseonepc ne rsesnnitsns
tberefrom svere, elecari6ed s hvb tbs ssnnosed
GOOD news. and fbrops assdloonr stresas conarslnn..
lating one another that. at last. the 6cIle god
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@ BE-. Asklau67Gni0
5TEE zSHLAHD UNION Is published every
EDNESDAr M6IsNlkG,s in Ashfaud, Ashland

NHLAN d UNION is published every
w EDNESDA Y = M6KNlk6,sin SAshiaud, Ashlane
lGoufsySsUhi5 BysssTe9i Ella ssHs Ess4os
sa asf1 7Ay0nyvy. sF. ssy.sC0Bs, ?
.fhe following Fntesi sill rs bsoaIsbr 3l5R : q,
Observation-Disclosures adgraee.s4 rsEer $2oo
After The year las ezpired,5a4 Bzsgaz oas ' ov
Town Sqbscribers-1n alrdnce.. z,vv
IN phfd after he expiration Of Six months, 7,2S
the year has expired, I'D
81 81 SEQ LAMs OFiNEwSgAPERs.sa
Ia 1a Subsefibersswhed do opt give express notice TO
Ithe eqptEary aEs considered rs wishing e continue
II IF IrabLgFiSeFs SFdcr, the dise0ntunance Of their
papers, tbs puBIiskefst an continue to send them.
until nil arrearnges cpre paids ods ~ss3t9fs- y
81 4fsubserihsrs psgleetso r refuse to take the pa
pcrs from the Office to which they are directed, they
are held responsible til, they settle their bills, and
ord r the papers discenfinutd.
z ssbseriSers remove to aboI her place without
E~nforming the publishers and tbeirpaperi is sent to,
she former. d~irsctipn they hre held responsible
4 ppewsii aper from The Off q, Of removing and lsev-
ing 81 ddncalied fer, is primn faeia tyidence o. m
fraud .9zoI c hsf9T3997sg W9a17a sfa
lac Ten lines or fess makea Square. Dis played nd
gortisemenis ina singleieelpmns l0per cent. extra
extra. Advertisements fyaded and placed IN the
Special NOTICE column, one half m0fethan The above
trhtcs.H Wo6a3d f9H -21IBfnST otfsDSf@
ia All ioticesreqnircdto bio published bseAAW, 1e-
lgnl pates, Fiasis| each fqaare for tRe9frtthree
S Ssai fssssiand e ssH's sfsh 's0sssnse' In'sF-
ADMINISTRATORS notices of appointment. one dol
ta Business OarasL 5aines or lers. IS rer apnum.
la AIltlrsasient advertisements MAST Ic paid for in
all aad ssatfila aas n psa arcs mani a1ndicl with written
directions. WIN Be inserted unt1for ,apd sharged
faceordiDgly.
- Yearly advert semcnfs PayakA qrartersy
/ I The above yates viliho sIJ iesly odlel co TO.
! III F.S. JACOBS, Iroprietors.,
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AGARD0a

The undersigned, .en4behalf4sof himself and
wife, wouldreturn his gratefuEacknowlcdge-
ments to the kindsfriends of Ashland and wi;
who so generously visited his domicif
on Saturday afternoon and evening last. Mu-
n~ificent as the offering was, in pecuniaryy val
ne, the reeallectioh zof tbei kindly feelings
which prompted the visit viii DE held in more
lasting remembrance That the Great Giver
of all will abundantly bless those whose friend
~ evidence of appfceiatien Vsll5phg be held
as a cherished souvenir, is the earnest praye
of their obIised hiand
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ui't'a'eu aHu HEHPYUW g6oA
Loudohvile May Is, 1863 o. sela2ss5q
Ias forthe sAshiand-Un
EXHIBITOR. sase@ e9s7a

=sr - - .ESf~ EHfEI 4zaTSEIE 7rt sfe-nrE gHss
On yesterday 6MaynIst) afternoon, at
School house IN Loudonyf1Te;; had the. priv.
ilege and good pleasure aof dnttending an *
hibition of one department. Of the Common
School Thereof, given by Miss S. jennie
Bull - Early in the afternoon, the house was
flled with anxious spectators, to witness the
magnificent entertainment that has been for
a few days anticipated. The parents desiring
To SEQ and hear their achildren epreform, and
feelingsas parents should Gee, a deep Interest
in their education and welfare, turned ont "a,
snudsse.a And'itwas plain aud visible, fer i. was
depicted upouthe countenance::of avery matron
presen n, that they were highly grati6ed, ard fell
that the children under the supervision of their
instructress,f ay *hc@mappeE s9n which khey
acquitted themselves had Won imperishable
and merited exalted praise and high
comm epdati6ps. pprag the essrsses the
audience was favored with a few pieces of mu-
sic from the SABBATH Scheel Bel, by a part of
the scholars in concert, which was really
svs eet and animatingsaiThe instrlctress then
acquitted herself with great credit amid .j.hes
APPROPRIATIONS of all presents INN few briefzand
very appropriate remarks when the enter
taipment closedH T
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2 a. He invoked them uadsra& 1s. ;sgfeu az
stances e. xxu ffrea1iRaa FL. Union. =
Fh ssasIiAd gsssstss }iS9aa aS ssR . e 81 4
/ III! sV~Sila1a;eham said he had 96Sthet wit,
nebses iii: cxpccecdby Che ffodtr D telock train,
and arecess. was taken until FIVE o'clock. at.
which time, the Witnesses not arriving, the
evidence was closed, and Mr.hVaila dighan.
simply submitted the following: :. - $50
d - Mr. XAI4ANnIspHAM nsTs
~ Arrested swithout due.aprocessksk law dFith-
5ngut-Earrants from anyjudieiali officer ,sand now
inlmiIitary custedy s i have beeRIserEeai with
an charge and specifications as from ianeoH
or militia I!eemmlssioD T1LIaH nH9t
either the land nor the naval service OF the
.-Uhited States, and. therefore, am not tryable
for any cansesbgnanyzsuehseour butaam sub
sjeeto sthesexpre terms of tses Constitutlop
80 arresttnly, BY, due process Of law, or war
rant issued By some officer of q court of com
Jurisdiction for trial of citizens. IF am
subjeetateeindiGtmeptaandotfia ON pr~esentment
of argrand jary,,andsam ehtitledGt to arsspeedy
trialdto bel cenfronted 8ithawbnesses raHd to
compulssrylprocesssfsr witnesses ino1my,bes
half, and ami entisle te eouhsci aAhJthsseg |
Edemapds lass my fightses a eitizenooftheG unr
EtcdbStates, sunderfthe Consttutienn Of theil JDis
etPunIlSieS 6lDusffu0} oAtSSSu 9unchoSA I'M
knoNnxte the CONSTITUTIONS snorotostanyi law
thereoGss 1T is Hotds speken TO eth speupleof
E0hio in an open public pebtieailmeetihg ,,laW4
fully and peacefallyy 5asse nbied asnnderd the
/ Constitution, and Sup5n full notiseaq.J s9i ID
r. Il j ithe words rf a seitizeny of9the public
Epol,cyssoE the public servants zof dthe people,
Fby which policyiito wis enAegcd1that tbeswel-
| fare of the country was not promoted 1t was
an appealto the people TO change thattpolicy,
not by force. but blythe elections and the bal
lot box. tt is not pretended tha~tILceunseled
disobcdience to- the Constitutien, or resistance
to law or lawful authority, 4I.hayegnerer done
this. ynmiL, ns-o-tiila m3- >
4 have nothing further to Submit tf1s8 Z
|ss GSignedl syaC.L NAELANDIGHAMs
May .IS63.a ,tos5 9aw zrel sao- T., 2aia
The Judge Advocate. simply remarked thai
the accused had the privilege OF ceunse land
of witnesses a Itsdid mot become him, to- 'erte'
into any discussleps as to the Jurisdiction OF
the Court. That the Case. had been Referred
to it was sufficient I'D bsEussh 81 q Eia4i
-Trfs-4s -E-gEa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
Il have nothing further to submit.

sHasesI abused the trust or pro7ed recfe-
ant to iit2osiIs look! to- God aud you and yon
say ano.%H- H4To1is Speech IN Mthonfagroanty
1t was welEfor'i Dave that God din tsai--
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