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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

Is~REsTrHo ScESs.-Among those who
united with Rev DR.. Adsms Church, on
Madison square last Saturday, were Gen
Nc Cle!lsn and Mrs. Marcy and daughter
the latter the Gems wife's mother & sister,
who joined BY ls,ter-the former BY PROBES
sion. The scene wss witnessed BY large
and deeply interested congrcgalion.-N.Y
Jour. 81 Commerce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

0rThe negro regiments recently enlist
ed In South Carolina have been ps d prompt
" up 10 the frs, Of January. Some two
ago . white woman. the wife Of .
soldier. starved T. death. % certified 10 BY
a c~oroner's Jury. in Cincinnati. because her
husband hsd no, been paid OF Comment u
unnecessary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

"A GENERAL FoR ILLixors.-Gen. Burn
side, commander Of The department, has
created Illinois into . separate district, 70 the
command Of which he has assigned Brig
Gen. Jacob Ammen. late Colonel Of the 23d.
Ohio volunteers. Gen. Ammen's hesdquas'
tiers will be fixed In This city.-[Spriugnslt
Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

6rGcvernor Tod, Of Ohio. hiss been held
10 bail for The arbitrary arrest Of DR.. OIds'
II il sail, % . peculiar retibution. thu, he
has been arrested under The Ohio act. passed
10 prevent The seizure Of fugitive slaves from
that State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

0rrTwo old gentlemen Of onr scquain-
lance sere complimentiog each other on
their habits Of temperance. did you ever
nelghbor. "said me-" see me with more
than I could carryiv mo indeed" was the
reply, "bus | have seen you when thought
you hsd better gone twice atern."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

ULieut. George w. Hill, Of the
5sth, starts back to his regiment on
Monday next. Letters for the boys,
delivered to him, will be safely car
ried through.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

TThe legal business Of the May
term Of Common Pleas Court is 60
ing to be very light, comparatively
Only about thirty causes, 50 far, are
|docketed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

Dubois County.
TO THE SHERIFF OF DUBOIS COUN.

YOU are hereby commanded 20 give notice
according 10 law that there will Be .
Special Election held in Ferdinand town.
ship, in said county. on "wednesday. the
Ia b day Of May, 1868. Tor the purpose d
eIecnng two Justices Of the Pesce, ~ the
places Of Frederick Newdeck and n. Dros's
who have failed 10 qualify end give bond;
also. that there will Le . spersal election
held on the same day and time sfosessid. ia
d sinbridgs Township, and county sforessid.
for the purpose Of electine n Justice Of
the Peace Tor said township. 10 the place Of
Matthias Kiefer. whose term Of on . has
expired.
Witness my ha' d and sal Of Dubois
RI. 81 Circuit Court. NJ Jsspev. tlis al
day ~ April. A d 1863 '
HENRY A. HOLrHAUS Clerk.
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HURRAm FOR Wisconsin, The Drmoc-
racy elect their State Judicial ticket In Wis
consin BY 5000 majority. This latter result,
the telegraph, under Abolition censorship
forgot TO mention.
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NOTICE to those Wishing 70 borrow
~ money.
The undersigned takes this method 10
inform the ciiiz ne Of Dubois county. ihat
there 10 nov ia the hands Of The County
Treasurer the sum of two sh0ussad dollsrs
Of the School funds Of said county. Those
wishing 10 bnrrow must call Q 90 u
must be loaned beyond The County.
c. w. DEBRULER. Deputy Auditor.
April IL. 1S63
ESTA 1850.
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ADMINISTER TORS NOTICE.
NOTICE q hereby given, thst Ne u9dcs'
IN signed has been appointed hsmsn's-
traitor 81 The estate OF Thompson buf'on,
deceased. late Of Dubois county, Iudlsns J
aid estats Il supposed 10 be solvent.
YOUNGER BURTON, Administrator
April Is, 1853 - w.
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The N. Y. Express well says that the on
" srue Union League. jus' now. l. tho Dem
party. II the old WING party exis-
ted. there would be another Union party
another true Union Lssgue. But nov. that
the Wing party 10 dead, The only true Union
League Il the old lationsI Democratic par.
which Cor sixty odd years carried on "the
Government" without sbitrarily sres,ing
any body; wi,hou. having established Bas-
tiles FOR the incarceration Of political Offend
ere; without instruction. bevond what the
Abolition fanatics created; without civil
wsr. and with such general prosperity and
happiness 80 that three millions Of people, IN.
der their auspices. grew up 10 be thirty nil.
lions, with power and empire extended from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, and with glory
and honor oil over the globe. This party
is now the only true Union League party
left. We lovers Of ebony and Abolition
Am~slgsms,ion. 10 the army and out Of L.
jus, make a note Of the foregoing facts. II
il does you no good. il will do you no harm.
Tux RESULT OF rnE SPRIsc ELEcrioH IN
OHIo-2O.OO0 DEMocRATIc MAJoRIrY. -
Colonel Medsry's Crisis. Of the 10Th inst
after giving several columns Of election 70
turns from the townships Of the State. ssys'
.On The whole. we can see no reason
why the Repub licans should boast. for they
have gained nothing anywhere which
amounts 10 anything. in Ohio; and we 70
peat again thu, at no previous Spring cleo
ton. have We witnessed such an avslanchs
Of Democratic victories 10 our State W.
are perfectly satisfied. il they are. and w
are going to do better next time than eve'
this. Our returns indicate twenty thou'
and Democratic minority, could a correc
footing-up be made out Of The returns."
We sre Of the opinion that the d m
cratic majority Al The recent elections vii
considers ably exceed 20 900.
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HOWINIo M I'M NVfv"D w
NOTICE 10 hereby given shss ihe under.
~ signed has heen sppain,rd Executcr u
the last will Of Cstnarins Blum. late Of Do
bois county, deccasrd. Sid estate is sup
posed 10 be solvent.
MATTHIAS STRiEGEL. Ex'r.
anil rs. 1g63-3ar
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ADMIN lSTRATOR'S SALE.

ADMINtSTKAI OH'S SAIEs
NOTICE 10 hereby given that ! will sell
a public auction on
MONDAY. Nay 18th. 1863.
al the lave residence o. C.tharine Blum.
la,e Of Dubois county. licensed. oil her psr-
coma property, consisting Of horace, cove.
sheep. ; wagon. wheat fan, farming imple-
menis, &c.
Terms-A credit Of six months will no
given on 81 sums over three dolisrs, Tho
purchaser giving biz ole with approved o.
curly, waving valuation and sppesismens
laws, bearing interest from date; under 81
cash In hand.
MATTHIAS STRiEGEL. Ear.
april %. 1863-3w+
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Great sale OF
VALUABLE

THE Undersigned wiil of1er ct toblic
= Sale. on the psemlees. ness Jsspees on
MONDAY. Nay 1lth. 1863,
the large snd convenient house IN which hs
now resides. with al the outbuiIdings, IN.
GLIDING two acres with the house. end two
with the large barn; also, l6 oue acre lots
situated near the house, end 10 four acre
lots 10 Pstoka bottom.
f'erm~-One third Of the puvchsse money
cash 10 hand; one.ihird In q year. and
onc.thi-d In Two years from date OF sale,
purchasers giving notes with approved %.
curity bearing interest from dsee.
april Is. CHARLES BUCHART. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-04-25

PETER LO1ILLARD.
SNUFF b TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.
l6 & IS CHAMBERS ST..
formerly AZ Chatham s sses. New York;
VKrOUI.D call The sstenlion d Dealers 10
Wv the articles Of bic msnufactuss, vik:
BROWN SNUFF.
Mscsbcy Domiogos,
Fine Rappee. Pare visginis,
Coarse Rsppee. Nschitochsss
American G~enslemsr, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF. MN~
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch !.
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Scotch.
irish High Toass, Fresh Scotch.
OF Lundyioo',
10 Attention l. called 70 the large ssdue.
ton in prices or Fine.Cut Chewing and
smoking Tobsccos, which will BE- fosad u
Il Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
Long, - Jsscs
No. ], SPsnssn,
No.2, Cessss:rs
Nos.Ia2 mixed OrsnuIsted Toskish.
PINE CUT CHEWING.
PA. l. or plain, n
Cavendish, OF Sweet,
Swee. Scented Osonocos
Tin Foil Csveadishs
in. B.-A circular Of prices viii be ssss e
application. Aps" 10 ao0s-y
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15

Patriotic and True.

Hon. Amos Kendall closes a letter to a citi.
zen of Venango county, who elpitched into
Mr.. Kendall's edible View of Slavery" with
the truthful and patriotic remarks
GAS surely as the current year unfolds its
seasons, SO surely viii the'power of the North
before 1864 pass into the hands of the Demo.
cratic party, if that party be moderate ana
wise. Then, and not till then, can the Gov
ernment be compelled, through peaceful means,
to revert to the Constitution, as well in the
prosecution of the war as in all its oth:r mea-
sures. Then, and OF till then, can the Demo
cracy eff the North offer to the people of the
South the Constitution unimpaired as a sub
stitute for, and a deliverance from, the mise
ries they endure, and a shield against the ca
lamities they have reason to fear. Then, and
not until then, can any response be expected
in the South toa pacific demonstration in the
North. ISL ff-
THAT prudence, frmness, moderation and
success in saving our liberties and our Union
may distinguish and immortalize the Demo
cratic party of 1868, is the earnest hope and
prayer of a Democrat of more than three score
years and ten." ae
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ID ID.


In Haysville April 9th, of dipthcria, WADE,
son CT DAVID and KATE A DEHART, aged 2
years and l month.
I shall miss hin when the flowers come,
In the yard we're he played,
1 shall miss him more by the fre-siee,
When the flowers are all decayed.
In Mansfield, O., March 18th, THOMAS
GRIBBINs, a member of the 10th o. VI.
Oh March 10. 1863, in Lake township, Ashland
county, Ohio, Mr.. SIMON MoATs, in the 92d year
of his age. w
Faith r NJ, cmigrated To Ohio from Franklin Co.
Pennsylvania, in tht spring of 1925, and settled on
the farm where he ended his long earthly career.
He was a member ofthe Evangelical Association"
and lived n Christian life for the last fifteen or
eighteen years. He was the father of IA children;
81 grandchildren, 81 great grandchildren, and at
/, east ono in the fourth generation. ]. F.
Died April 1l1S63, at Ashland Ohio, CLARA
OSWALD, daughter of Levi and Ceroline Os-
valid, aged II yrs 10 months.
April 18th 1868, at Ashland, ISAAC CLAY,
BURG, aged 50 years Z months.
META ALMA F~ERRELL, youngest child of
Lance and Susan Ferreil, died March 10Th,
aged one year, one month and twelve days
FOREST AARON FERRELL, died April 4th,
aged three years, ten months and fifteen days.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15

The Rebels Declare that VaIIandig-
ham and o are doing them more
Damage than Seward and Sum
ner.
The Richmond Enquirer, the organ of the
JEFF Davis Government, in an article upon the
Northern Democracy, says:
Let our enemy appear as an cxtermina-
ting Yankee host, we pray, and not as a Dem
o~cratic Conventioni Let them take any shape
but that already zoe hare visions of the
men offce6le hnees, tende,. feet and unduta-
tiny spines, losing their senses and manhood
BY te ~edntact, as MeJ did, alas! SO often be-
fore J" ~.asf5,4 q5I s 5ra ~,
1t says, speaking and naming Messrs. Cox
and Vallandigham: 9.Es
ave wish from our hearts they were both
already chained up at the present writing
They hare done us more harm, they and their
like, than ten thousand Serards and Sum
ners. @ 2te4
"Oh Dictator Lincoln lock ye up those
two peace Democrats-together with Richard
son-in some of your military prisons"
Why Vallandishan and Cox are doing the
Confederates damage is intimated in the par
agraph about weak knced men in the South.
They ', ant Lincoln TO slut them both up in
Military prisons I! In this the organ of the
Confederates agrees with the Abolition press
at home.
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s&r Tho following notice was m;slaid, and
hat is the reason Of It's late appearance
DR.. j. NJ. CHANDLER, of Mansfield, died on
Sabbath the 18th of January, 1863. He stood
high in his profession for learning and ability,
and, was much esteemed and respected by all
who, knew him, Ho' formerly lived in. Ash
land county with his brother, Joseph Chand-
Ter, who raised and educated nina large
circle of friends and acquaintances deeply
mourn his loss.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15
Democratic Meeting.

The Montgomery Democratic Club, will
meet at the Court House on Saturday evening
next at u o'clock; and viii be addressed by
Hon. T. j. KENNY. KENNY viii discuss
the political issues of a national character,-
as well as, give a brief sketch of Ohio legisla
tion-and lay open some of the villainies con
cocted by The SO called "UNIrEp PARTY" to
crush out the rights and liberties of the peo-
pie Of Ohio.
On Thursday evening April Esd, at II
the Club will again be addressed by
JOHN McSwEENEY, Hon. GEO. Rex and
others. A rich treat may be expected, for
Insolvency. has been goaded by the, black;re-
publican tools of "Ald Abe" till he has be-
aroused and CRIED with indignation.
DAVID BRYTE, Pres.t.A
T. u w., o HaEH, Secretaries.
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An Excellent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of speech tn be Mainfained.

AT a late Democratic meeting in Wooster,
Ohio, ono Of the speakers, Mr.. Rex, said in
reply to another speaker:
"Mr. Parsons had thoughtIessly used the
expression that ssthe Democracy would talk as
long as they were permitted ato!" Said Mr..
Rex:-"Sir, we will speak our sentiments as
long as there is strength in the arm ola Demo-
crat, or a deep of blood in his veins. We
claim and will maintain the right CT free
speech; and if our political enemies, band to-
gether in secret societies, attcmpt to deprive
us Of it by force, upon their heads be the ter
ribie consequences. We will resist the at
tempt. We will abide by the provisions of the
law; we will not break the peace, but we will
resist force with. force. Bullet for bullet, life
for life, property fo- property. This is the
deliberate determination of the Democracy Of
this county. I speak advisedly. The Repub-
licans should know it"
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mi ght as we'll be torn down as to. be conduc.
ted under restrictions to tell i;es and withhold
the truth. Any honorable editor, worthy of
his.sprofession, would prefer having his press
torn down, than to be compelled to convert it
into a vehicle of fraud, falschood and despot
ism. All nations and people have had to sur-
fer something for the priceless boon OF liberty,
aud We do not see why.the people, of America
should expect to escape the fate of all others,
while such men rule as are now at the head of
affairs, with their brainless and egotistical
and their hypocritical professions of
patriotism.-Cgisis.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15

A REMEDY FOR THE SM al Pox.-The
German Reformed Messenger has received a
letter from a friend in China, in which it is
stated a great discovery is reported to have
been recently made by a surgeon of the En-
glish Army in China, in the way of an effect
ual cure for the smallpox. The mode of
treatment is as follows: When the preceding
fever is at is height and just before the erup-
ton appears, the chest is rubbed with eroton
oil and tartaric ointment This causes the
whole of the eruption to appear on that part of
the body, to the relief of the rest. 1t also Sc
cures a full and complete eruption, and thus
prevents the disease from attacking the inter
nal organs. This is said to be now the es-
tablished mode of treatment in China by
general orders, and is regarded as a perfect
success.
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Ben. Butler the Brute.

The brute, Ben. Butler, in his speech at
the Academy Of Music, in New York, on the
I'd inst, said
81 haze spent treasure and hood enough
upen it to make it a little better, and l think
we can have a better Union" @
Now, how much blood hes the old Brute
spilled? Nary drap. How ,nuch treasure has
he spent? Nary red. His hide is as whole
as when the war commenced, and he has made
clear out of the misfortunes of the country
over five millions of dollars. Is it not easy
for such a man to talk about a vigorous prose
cution of the war?
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dbe 9sblaub GniGn.

EE AS UNlON 10 puDnsneo every
W EDNEsDAY MORNING, in As6land, SAshlG, a
County, Ohio, by - ia liza beh
Jon.s.y.s.E 8, J.GceBs.f
t the following rates:
Mail Subscribers-in Gdrance, $2.e0
Alter the year has expired, 2id
Town Subscribers-isl ladpds,ct, sa*g2 2.a1
If paid after the expiration of six months, "a
After the year has expired.fein : lr-f %"
LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.
I Subscribers who do not give express notice ~
their subscriptions. II g5ffs ssai -Et
2. If subscribers order the diseonuanee of their
papers, the publishers can continue to send thea
until all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take the IA,
pers from the office to which they are directed, thsy
are held responsible till they settle their bills, al L
ord hr the papers discontinued. 5us1aa
a. If subscribers remove to another place without
Informing the publishers, and their paper is sent Ia
.le former direction, they are held responsible.
s.. The Courts have decided tb lat refusing to tab
newsl aper from the Office, OF removing and leas
ing it uncalled fer, is prima facia evidence of il
tended fraud.
Ten lines or Ices make a Square. Displayed I'd
vortisements in q single column, 10 per cent. extis
Double column, double the abeye rates at 80 per cs
extra. Advertisements Loaded and placed in the
special notice column, one halfmorethan fheabo,e
rates.
All notices required 10 be published by Jaw, Ie-
gal rates. viz /. 81 each square for the first three
weeks or less, and a33 cents each subsequent inserS
ion.
Administrat ors, notices of appointment. one dob
ar-in, ddcdRce 2ieoSs 1Is4-E 5gsI
Business Cards-5Ii lines or less, SIS per aDnum.
All transient advertisements MI st re Paid for IN
All advertisements moi acccmraricd with written
will be inserted unfilfcff and charged
ccordingly. " : 1ases = L94gf e1asaA
Yearly advertisements payat e5feua,ierly.
The above rates will be ~sfricfl, adleiedto.
il: & F:s JAcors, rrcPrietors.
nT,nzr, -
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Resolutions TO. be Adopted by the
Union League.

MIR. McSweeney in his speech Saturday
night, suggested the following preambles and
resolutions as a test OF tho sincerity andsbclief
OF the Abolitionists of Wooster, who are daily
and without stint of measure, and in select
phrases of special insult, charging every Wayne
county Democrat with tie crime of treason,
and with rendering aid and comfort to the Sc
cessionists of the South. IF they beiieve,the
charges, these resolutions should be passed by
the League. If they arc made falsely, wick
ediy and maiiciously every good man, of what
ever party or creed, should hold the authors
of the accusation guilty of furnishing aid and
sympathy to the rebels
HAereus, A c%onscription act is about to be
enforced to fill the thinned ranks of the Union
army and
Whereds, A three hundred dollar cxemp-
ton clause has been inserted in said act mere
y as a test of the sublime patriotism of this
League, be it therefore
RcsoiUed, That although we are rich and
well-born, we scorn the individual who would
deprive himself of the glorious opportunity of
lighting for his country, by purchasing his ex-
emptlon under the CONSUMPTION law.
I'd. ResolOed, That We will all 60 when We
are drafted, leaving the exemption clause to
tie miserable coppc1heads.
And Bhereus, Many of the copperheads are
poor, hard working men with large families,
and are unable to raise the sum of three hun
dred dollars, and
Ehcrcas, We have denounced the whole
Democratic party, and all its members as
rebels, traitors, sccessionists and rebel sympa
and have insulted them in every man
ner known 10 our most accomplished black
ard
Whereas, LnIess ace haze JaseIy Jelied them,
they would be dangerous men in the armies of
the Union, and in order at least to keep up
the appearance of sinccrity in our accusations
our Democratic neigbbors, be it there
further
Resoloed, In the smoke ofthis rising incense
of gum and myrrh, that we of this League,
who are not drafted, will stand ready to take
he place of the poor rebel copporheads who
otherwise form Fart of The Union army,
md thereby endangcr the success of the cause
If Freedom.
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Capt. Rhiad her commander received a con-
fusion on the leg from a flying fragment of
his vessel, which only slightly famed him.
Twelve of the msn were wounded together
with Acting Engineer Mcintosh, who has
charge of one of the guns! The injured
supposed to be fatal.
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Democratic Meeting |

There will be a meeting Of the democracy
of Jackson and adjoining townships at the
village of
Polk, Thursday Evening
of this week. Copperheads, Butternuts, Hick-
DRY nuts and all other sound nuts are invited
to attend.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15
WOOD aHAIR REsToRATIYE. !.
Dissolution Notice.

"HEspartner ship heretofore existing between
Lookhart & Burns in the Butcher1ng business
is this day dissolved by mutual corsent' All per
sons indebted to the firm will call and settle inn
mediately AMI save COSTS The Books are in the
hands of II enry Burns ard will be foun | at his
Office. rfsrI
HENRY BURNS,
-sS8 HIRAM LOCKHART.
April Gsi, 1888 Nv.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15

PARTY PRoscRTPTIoN.-A great number
of Army Officers have been discharged from
the service for refusing to endorse radical
Abolitionism and official imbecility and cor
ruption. Men thus discharged are rendered
honorable in the sight of honorable men
Give us the man who dares to speak his honest
sentiments regardless Of money or position.
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ABOLITION DorNas IN Iowa -Des MOfnes

ABOLITION DoTNas IN Iowa -Des Moines.
Io1oa, april 1.-The proceedings in the re-
cent Abolition meeting held in Adams Coun-
ty, in this. State, and published in the State
Register of this place, d~iscloses the fact that
the meeting was held at the instigation of Gov.
Kirk&ood; that a military organization vas
formed by his direction, the members of which
we're furnished with arms and ammunition
supplied by him and il was stated that moro
were coming.
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Prophecy OF GENERAL JAcKsoN.-Said
the old hero to a friend at the Hermitage, a
short time before his death gff sr73
"The Abolition party is a disloyal organiza-
ton. Its pretended love of freedom means
nothing more nor less than a dissolution of the
Union. Honest men of al parties should
unite to. expose their intentions and arrest
their progress. aEkEGl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15

THE NOZZLE County. RIoT-The Noble
County Riot turns out to be pretty much Of a
humbug. Most Of the men arrested have
been discharged, and all doubtless will he.