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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05
AYERS
PTTTS

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with your system deranged, and
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A circumstance occurred at Vevay, Indiana last
week, which shows the tendency Of the mill
tary authorities to assume to themselves the
power to regulate the political opinions and
conductof the p~eople-asThe militia of that
place bad been called out to repel the
Invasion of John Morgan, and after that per-
sonageshad got into Ohio, they pere discbar-
ged. On Tuesday evening, after one Of the
companies in Kevay had delivered up its arms
and were discharged, Mr.. I. Dufour proposed
three cheers for Vallsndigham and constitus
tionaI liberty, which was given by the coppa-
ny with 4 hearty good will. For that Mr..
Dufour was arrested by the military authori-
ties Of the place, taken to the jail of the conn
~, and kept there from Tuesday even .ng un-.
til Saturday, when he was released on ha6eas
corpu
As an Offset to the above, ON the same eve
ming, when Mr.. Dufour proposed three cheers
for Yallandigham and constitutional liberty,
and ABoliiionist in another con pany proposed
three for John Brown and no constitutional
liberty, which was heartily responded to by the
crowd on the corners OF the street. He was
not arrested however. It was Dufour who was
arrested and confined in the county Jail. a
Mr.. Heady was also arrested and imprisoned
at the same time with Nj. Dufour for p%artici-
patir9 with that gentleman in cheering for
FAllandiebam and constitutional liberty. AIl
that occ1red, not in Austria, but in one Of the
States of the United States of North America,
during the reign and with the sanction of the
first Abolition President of the Republic
Gin. Eng.
CHANeINe IT'S NAME.-A Republican
having urged an old Quaker to join a 50 called
sa.oyai League got the following reply
aFriend, thou changest thy name too often
I have known thee as a Wing, as = Free Soil
er, and as a Native American, as a Know
Nothing, as a sneerer at the Union, as a 10y
al.Leaeuer, and I cannot trust thee. When
brnther Obed fell from grace and become .
rogue, he changed his name, and, have found
that 1hepe7er men design making a living By
dishonest means. they ara always likely to dc
the same. IF thouedost ever adopt one name
and one set Of principles, and hold on to them
for fifty years, as the Democrats have done, ]
may begin to trust thee"
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Notice to Teachers.

TINE Board of School Examiners of Ashlaso
i County will hold the following examination,
duringthey eariS63, at Ashland viz:
The 4th Saturday of January,
= I'D g tnrd q y of Eehruarx -
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NEW MILLINERY EsTBBLIsHMENT

EXECUTOR OF George Gunlher, Decu.
July 15, 1S63-n6 e SD
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-05

W
DEAR BRO. AVER / cannot answer you schaf COM
plants I have cured with your Pills better than to say
all that ace euer treat ivith q pnsgatire. medicine. place
great dependence on an efectual cathartic In my daily
Contest with disease, and believing as I do that your Pills
afford as the best we have, I of course value them highly.
PITrsRuRG, Pa, May !, 1855.
DIR. J. C. AVER. Sir: i have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst headache any body can have, by 9 dose or two
of your Pills. It seems to arise from q foul stomnch,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect ED: w. PREBLE,
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As a FAMILY Physfc,

From DR.. e. W. CdTftcrigkf, Ne1o OrleoHs.
Your Fills are the prince of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic we possess, They are
mild, but very certain and ofectuai in their action on the
bowels, which makes them invaluable to US In the daily
treatment of disease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
ye have been accustomed to, tina. IL ls almost

we have been accustomed to, that II 10 almost
like new study to me.
In all. Abe places 1 have been In, have not yet
son ream Of ruled letteror cap paper. Most
Of The ledger pagers arc folded, &c. Almost
all that would suit our market. would have 70
iestse4S great deal. and when hostiIlties cease
will, ,be prepared, while others will first have to
arm -
Excepting your letter of the Esd June, have
not had . line since left the Confederacy, snd
Mr.. Moncure and Williams have had no ad-
Vices from home. Mr.. Williams Is very anxious
about his family. If there is not an Improve
msnt that lUill warrant my Longer stay here, !
shall. as soon as ] have completed arrange
ments here, return-lnost likely BY Steamer Of
November Sd, via Bermuda. The climate is
very disagreeable, damp and chilly, and then
the expense 10 so great t.s .
Have just read sdvices Of sale Of your Bank
notes in New York. They netted in exchange
in Nassau $505. 20--not 90 well as hoped, but
statement from johnson q Bros. Of expenses Of
freight, &C., on goods sent you from Nassau
and Havana, In few days. WIN make up the
account, aud If any funds on hand of yours,
will invest as far as can In goods of your
orders. Hope to be able to fll the order forthe
young ladies. .H.. ...l
The intelligence of the war since my arrival
has almost altogether been az unfavorable to us;
true II has come from Northern sources, but 1t
has had the effect TO depreciate our securities.
1t is generally believed here that Charleston
must fall very soon.
Regards TO the Misses Morris and other
friends; would have written to you oftener but
for want Of opportunity Of sending.
Yours, very truly, W. H. OLcorT.
Mr.. A. MoRRIs, Richmond, Va.
This per hands of Mr.. p. G. williams, who
sails In day or two for Bermuda via Halifax.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

Tue ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The Atlantic for
December contains the following articles:
"The Man without Country" by Frederick
Ingham, U. 8. N.
Literary Life in Paris" The Garret.
"The Birds of Killingsworth," (Poem,) by
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
"The Great Air-Engine," by the author OF
Life In the Iron-Mlls."
GA Loyal Woman's No." (Poem.)
Eugene Delacroix," by W. J. Hillman.
"sympathctic Lying"
Something about Bridges" by Henry 7.
Tuckerman.
"Internal Structure and Progression of the
Glacier" by Louis Agassis.
In an Attic" (Poem,) by Mrs. Elizabeth
Akers.
Longfellow," by George W. Curtis.
Letter to Peace Democrat" by Francis
Wayland, Jr.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
FROM TENNEssE SEE.
A Fight near Kingston-Gsnerals Sander,
Wounded, &c.

New YORE, Nov. ia special Knoxville
dispatch to The Tribune, dated yesterday, says
the enemy :" slu diminishing from their posi-
tion on the i-Inrstou road, at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Our advance alone, composed wholly Of
mounted infantry and cavalry, commanded the
position, under command Of Gen. Sanders. At
noon the enemy opened with artillery at short
range, their battery being protected by a large
house. Bcrjarnin's Battery replied, occupying
the chief iOrtlGcatlon, half mile in front Of
and to the right of the town.
\ DESPERATE charge was made by enemy about
three I. u. Our men were protected by rail
harricades, on the crest of the hill.
General Sauders was severely wounded and
borne from the field. We yielded the position,
and fell Jrck about a third of a mile to a
str-ngvr one. We lost about one hundred
men nc fourth Of whom were killed.
Til" enemy had completely invested the
place, but Burnside will defend It 10 the last
man, and 1t is believed successfully. The
troop are Ia the best spirits, every important
pOiul IL fortified, aud confidence prevails that
We hall whip the enemy out.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
An Explanation Needed and Called For
by Many Soldiers.


BY an act of Congress, approved July nth,
1862, entitled can act to amend the act calling
forth the militia to execute the laws of the
Union," &C., the President of the United
States is authorized to accept the services OF
any number of volunteers, not exceeding one
hundred thousand, as infantry, for period Of
nine months, unless sooner discharged" In
the third section of the act VIC find this Ian
guage:-"And every soldier who shall enlist
under the provisions of this section shall re-
celve his first months pay, and also twenty
five dollars as bounty, upon the mastering Of
his regiment or company into the service Of
the United States"
diers did enlist, and were mustered into the
service. At least, they believed they were, and
they believe so still. Many of them received
the first months pay, the S25 bounty, aud the
enlistment fee Of 50, making the round sum Of
$40 In advance for the hfst month. But many
others were not SO lucky. They neither re-
celved the bounty nor the advance pay; and
after serving out their time, were discharged
with several months wages still due them.
| Now, after waiting many months, when they
present their claims and ask for their money,
| they are Informed that no nine months men
| were ever In the service. 30 we were told to-
day, at the office of the Second Auditor. We
| referred MN 10 tue ltWt ne TticTTeu US 10 tne
order or decision of Che Secretary Of War, "that
no nine months men were received or accepted
into the service of the United States"
Now, how is this If the President never
called for nine months men, who did If tho
War Department never Received or accepted
the service of nine months men, what Depart.
ment did For that nine months men were In
the service is a fact which cannot be denied.
If the bounty provided for in the above law
cannot be paid because no such men were ever
in the service, how is II that their back pay is
allowed Does the War Department pay sol
diers who never served who were never re.
ceived or accepted into the service of the coun'
uyl
The case which we presented to day was the
claim of a nine months man for bounty and
back pay, amounting to nearly iny dollars.
The bounty, we were told, could not be paid 60,
the reason above stated, but the back pay, w
were informed, would be allowed. Does po
this allowing of back pay prove that they ac
knowledge the service of the nine months men
But an explanation, we trust, satisfactory tt
all concerned, will be given. JUSTICE,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Cavalry skirmiah, &C,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-The intelligence re.
ceived tonight from the Army of the Potomac
is of a cavalry skirmish between about two
hundred rebels and q portion Of the 18th Penn
sylvanla cavalry, which took place yesterday
morning at Germania Ford, on the Rapidan.
The rebels crossed the river, when our men
fell back upon our infantry pickets. The loss
was small. Some OF our men were captured.
There are frequent reviews and division
drills, the country and weather being favorable
for such purposes.
Hundreds Of contrabands could be profitably
employed in the army az drivers, &c. In one
artillery brigade alone sufficient number Of
soldiers are employed as wagoners and team
sters to man six-gun battery, for want of me-
groes. ..f.. H..
Yesterday evening some cannonading was
heard In the direction of the Rapidan, south
of Culpepcr, but no particulars had been re-
ceived when the messenger this afternoon left
the army.
Paymasters are busy in the proper discharge
of their duties in almost If not all of the army
corps,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Relief Of Richmond Prisoners,

IN hAnELPH A, Nov. l9.-Every assurance
has be"u given 10 the Christian Commission
that th. stores sent to our Union sufferers in
til" Richmond prisons, reach them.
General Meredith, the United States Com
missioner OF Exchange at Fortress Monroe, en-
cages to receive all sent TO his care by express,
prepaid, and send them under flag -of-truce TO
City Point.
Commissioners Ould gives written assurance
that they will be received at City Point, and
delivered to the prisoners 10 whom they are
directed.
General Neal Dow, and other reliable men in
the prisons, will receive and distribute what
ever Is sent them among their fellow prisoners,
and see that they receive them.
The Christian Commission Is arranging and
hopes soon to have its own delegates there tu
receive and distribute all IL sends aud do what.
ever they can to relieve and benefit the suffering
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
DELAWARE ELECTION
DECISIVE UNION VICTORY

The following dispatch was received by Judge
Edmunds. the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office
WILMINGTON, DEL, November 10.
Hon. J. Dr. Elmnads, Washington, d. O.
SIR: The election in this State passed of
quietly. The copperheads, seeing defeat star
ing them in the face, abandoned the contest.
Brown did not withdraw, but the leaders,
knowing they would be compelled to proclaim
themselves loyal men in order to vote, gave the
keynote for the whole party to stay at home.
Smithers walked the course. Newcastle county
gives SIN ithers 4,ol4 votes, and Brown votes.
In six districts Of Kent county Smithers has
l,215 votes, Brown none.
In five districts of Sussex county smithers
has s44 votes, and Brown votes, showing a
gain for Smithers over Fisher'svote Of last year
in this county. J. HEALD,
Chairman State Committee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
0FFIc cIAL.
pismissals During the Week Ending Sat.
urIaY. MaY. Ia lhla-

Lieutenant Colonel J. p. Walker s5lh Illinois
volunteers, to date October 1865 ior IN sbehavior
In the face Of the enemy.
Captain John Graham, s3i Pennsylvanis volun-
te,rs, to date November 3, 1861 Tor absence with
out leave.
Captain William II Hill, sist Ohio volunteers, },
with loss Of all pay and allowances, to date No.
venber H. 1852 for certify ing to ialfe and frAudu
lent account against the Government.
Second Lieutenant Frederick kopp, I3th United
States infantry, to date November 10, 1863, for
drunkenness while under arrest, and conduct un-
becoming an officer and gentleman.
Second Lieutenant A. {. Lands, IT0ih Pennsyl.
vania volunteers, to date Nov mber II, 1869, for
visiting a house Of III fame whilst under medical
treatmen nt and dsobedence Of orders In failing to
report, Us ordered, at the Provost Msrshars oinos
In Washington.
DIsHoEoRABLY DIsCnARoLD.
Major Willi,m II. Miller, 81 Wisconsin cavalry,
to date November II, 1868, upon charges of insult.
ing lady, OF unlawiuliy stripping the chevrons
from corporal, and of abstraciing aud applying
to his own use wines and whiskey belonging to
the hospital,
DROPPED.
By direction Of the President the names OF the
followi' q officers have been dropped fem the rolli
OF the Army
First Lieutenant symnes Gardner, 18th United
Frank A. Tease, as an olueer OF the ilsth New
York volunteers.
REsToRED TO COMMISSION.
The following officers, heretofore dismissed, are
! restored, provided the vacancies have not been
flied by the Governors Of their respective States
Colonel ;. s. Rutherford, S7th Illinois volunteers
Captain II, e, Bartlett, a3d New Jersey volun
teer', with pay from the date at which he rejoini
his regiment tor duty.
Captain Peter Black, 9Th Mes schusetta yOlun
t. ers, with pay from the date at which he reloini
his regiment for duty
Captain d, T.. lN.Im"tr, II Dhiu cavalry.
Captain G W, Henrie, iHh Pennsylvania vulun
teeIs, with pay from The i te al which Le Ieyoiui
his regiment Tor duty.
DIsAIsshLs REvogEL.
The oIdera Of dismissal in the following cssel
| hay. been revoked.
Colonel John s CavendOr, 2sth Missouri voiun
teers, thus leaving him hoaUIably out Of srIvic,
| by rrsigr atiod.
! CJlon,l Buron EgloHzstcin, lU3d NewYofk yolun
teers, and he 10 honorahly dischirg by resigna
tiun, without pay, TO date Hom November 70, 1858
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
The following is list of the remains alread,
inferred in the cemetery, with the States thel
PERSONAL.

MEssRs. FEssENpEN, Of Maine, Burlington,
OF Massachusetts, Mcpherson, Of Psnnsy lvanis,
Green Adams, Of Kentucky, and Colonel Irwin, OF
New York, all candidates for the clerkShip OF the
House of Representatives, are in the city.
RIcuARD BUSTED, Esq, of New York city,
has been appointed Uni'ed states District Judge
Ior tbs district OF Alabama, vice Judge Lane, re-
Gently ,leU agCl,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

HARPER's MAoAzINR.-The December num-
Der of this favorite Magazine is out promptly,
and as usual, it is Allied with variety Of excel.
lent matter, illustrated with exquisite wood en-
cravings. Hudson Taylor, S44 Pennsylvania
avenue, has already received a supply.
shillington has also received Harper's for
December. ....
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
sentence OF smlthsop, The Banker.

The sentence of the Augur Court Martial in
the case of Vim. T. smithson, the banker, has
been approved and promulgated. 1t is that he
lie confined at hard labor in the Albany peni-
tentiary for the term of five years. Mr.. Smith
son was taken North yesterday. The charge
on which he was sentenced was correspondence
with the enemy in 1861, for which he was once
strested and subsequently released.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
From the Techs Country-The Late EN-.
gagement-Our Loss-Military
MOyfments.

NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-The steamer Creole,
from New Orleans on the 10th instant, has ar
rived.
Further details from the Teche, relative to
the late attack on Washburne's advance, show
that our loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners
was GI1.
The GTth Indiana was captured almost entire;
tie Goth Indiana aud S6th Ohio lost heavily,
the rebels outnumbering our forces five to one.
We excelled them in artillery, which, at short
range, is thought to have swept OF large num-
bers of rebels.
It is reported that the Thirteenth Army Corps
IS ordered to Texas, via the Gulf
General Wadsworth and Adjutant General
Thomas have arrived at New Orleans.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
FROM GHARLEsTON.
Continuation or,hs Bombardmsn,.

NEW YORK, Nov, ls.-Th0 steamer Dupont.
from Charleston Bar on the evening OF lbs
10Th instant, reports that the bombardment of
Fort sumpter contnes day aud night. and III at
he tort is much reduced, and will be compeled
Surrender In q short time.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. r. n.

will serve tomorrow supplement to our paper
containing the GRAFTON Of Hon. Edward Eve
rett, at the dedication Of the National Gene
terry, at Gettysburg, ~ .ANALf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Judge Underwood,s Dec ,s,on,

We hardly need cali atteation to the dscision
of Judge Underwood, under the Confscation
Law, printed on the FIRST page Of the Republican
to-day. We think the common sense of Justice
in the people will ratify this decision, whatever
may be the opinion of the higher courts. Con-
fscation in fee simple makes the law practical.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

Governor Morton, Of Indiana, is about to
establish Home" at indianapolis, where
soldiers and soldiers wives passing through
the city may have care and protection, and
escape the extortiou aud abuse frequently
practised upon them by hackmen and hotel
runners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Warrington and New York stock Mar


We are requested to announce that from
this date until the meeting Of Congress the
President will be unable to receive visitors, his
time being fully occupied by public business.
NOVEMBER IS, 1868.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

A ToRPspO IN JAMES RIvER.-lt is stated
that torpedo was discovered in James river
on Saturday. It was sent down with view Of
damaging the Roanoke, but Capt. Gansevoort
observed 1t and had 1t towed ashore, when the
contents of rough looking pine box were
brought to light, in the shape of tin case,
containing thIrty-avc pounds of powder and
machinery for lgntlng II by percusslon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
Communicated
70 Pulmonary Cousum ption . Durable
DISEASE.
A CARD.
TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.

The undersigned having been restored TO he slth
In few weeks, by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow-sutferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send a copy OF the
prescription used, free Of charge with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will hnd sure cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma,
BnoNcHiris, CouoHs, COLDS, &c. The only object
OF the advertiser In sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Psrties Wishing the prescription will please adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
se2S-dSwsui Williamsburgh, Kings Co., NY
as- Tbs Confessions and Experience or
AN INVALID. Published Tor the beneit, and a,
warning and CAUTION TO youEs MEN who suffer
from Nervous pehility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. BY one who has cured himself az
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EsQ,
my 2s-y Bedford. kings County. N. Y
- Public cschOols.-There are q few va.
cant seats in the Male and Female Grammar schools
First District, (Eirst and Second wards of the city
lickets OF admission can be obtained by an early
application to either Of the undear'iEEnsd yE ss,v
ssa New York AS., bet; ia,h I'd lsth sta,
ne street, opposite City Hall.
he23-u Suh-Board Trustees First District
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

In some parts of Germany it is contrary to
law for mothers to sleep with their infants un-
til they are two years old, because so many of
the latter are sulIocated by the practice.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

A gold watch, studded with diamonds, wi hich
was originally presented by the Buldnch street
church, of Boston, to their former pastor, Rev.
+. T. Gray, who subsequently, removed to San
francisco, was recently left at a watchmaker's
in Boston to be repaired, and an inscription
was discovered which led to the arrest of Mrs
Mary Clark, who has been bound over in the
u 900 for trial for stealing it.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

RAuRoAps.--ARRIvALA AID DRPARTURh OF
TpAiss.-Ths advertise ments on eur first page
sre inserted by authority OF the railroad companies
severally nsmed, are officially corrected when
changes are made, hence be relied upon - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

To ADvRKris ERs.-We call the attention OF
business men to the classification Of our advertise
ments. wcintcnd to keep a business eye to this
matter for the heueht OF our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

NoTIcr. Subscribers failing TO receive the
REPrBIIcAY rseuidr'y will please notify this ONCE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20

Luncheon, says Thackersy, is base ingratl.
tude to breakfast, and premeditated insult to
dinner.
We don't agree with 1hackeray-it is an
apology for both.