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IMPORTANT SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST ExEGUTsb seq ISSI
Ii TO me BY NJ H. Dsanes on the ID day t1 Of to
hTc sole IN the 2Ist day of May next at the resi-
dence Of said Deanes in Nash County, EIGHT LLEELa
NEGROES consisting of men, women and enlaen I "ne r
nrnentine Distery and fixtures; one pair hnes SeI
fifteen head Of Cattle; lot of Hogs one Buggy anu f
ness: one Two Horse Wagon and ;old oIe and
Backsuiiths Tools, farming utensils &C.
TERxSix months credit bonds bearing interest," TOsa RO
day of sale Approved security Will pc bosds,
who prefer it Can pay cash. TSYI6R trustee
S6=-t5pd
Nav l. 1853.
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Headers Co. H, sIst N. c, T.,l

1.Ipss fsItSp, S. G., dingnan's Brigade,
April gath, 1858.
nESEHfGpD y n LASI 11 IESSIST The militia officers are
0.tod ste M said Pleasant and send him to me- or
ceISnsd him so can get him. have understood t9at
LII % working in some of the shops in Raleigh He
hs. sster living about half mile from Camp Mangum'
hAS '''e- JAMES 3. TODD,
Capt. Co. Il, slst N. C. 7.
Nav /, 1853. "9S
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The Roll of Honor.

We CLEAN from our correspondence the following
names as deserving places on the Roll of Honor
Mr. John Swicegood, near Abbott's Greek, David
son, is selling flour at only Sc per hundred and sells
at still lower rates to soldiers families He also sells
corn at 81 25 per bushe refusing higher prices from
those who would "grind the faces Of the poor"
A correspondent informs US that Harrison Parker
Esq, residing Round Hill Orange County, has sold
100 barrels of to destitute neighbors and the
wives of soldiers at prices varying from seven to
twelve dollars per Barrel but never exceeding the
latter sum. He is now selling sole leather at sew
entyfve cents per pound and upper leather at from
four to six dollars per side This he does regard
less the exor6tant prices these articles now COM
mand
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Loyal Citizens driven from Washington.

1t will be seen, from the following order of Gen.
Potter, that every loyal person in the town Of
Washington has been required to leave the place or
take the oath of allegiance to Lincon's government
This order is alike cruel and unusual. No excep-
tious are made. Whole families are to be driven
out as wanderers over the face of the earth because
they are true to the State and to their native land
HEADQUARTERS, WASHINGTON, N c.,
AnriI II 1894 Z
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WHEREAS, There is every reason to believe, that
during the recent SIEGE. communication has been
carried on between residents Of this town and the
enemy, by means of signals; and whereas, many
of the residents have openly displayed their sympa-
thy with the rebel besieging forces:
II is-therefore ordered, That all persons residing
within our lines who have not already given, or
who shall not give satisfactory evidence of their
loyalty to the United States government shall re-
move within FIVE days beyond the Federal lines
The Provost Marshal will see this order is carried
into effect ....
By command of Brig. Gen. EDWARD f. POTTER ::
JAS W. ATWELL,
A. D. Adjt.' Gen.
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In our exchanges we find the following !:

Mr.. Burwell Cashion, living near Davidson Col
lege, is another patriotic man who sells corn to
soldiers families at 81 per bushel.
Mrs. Cynthia Wilson, of Cabarrus county, has
been selling corn to the needy in her neighborhood
at 81 so per bushel. and -four at one half what it
brings in the market Mrs. Wilson is a widow, and
has two in the army and to her credit be it said
that she is not one of those who determined to
squeeze everything up to an exorbitant market
price," If there were few thousand more such
people in the South times would be better in every
way.
Mr. Saml L. Ewing, of CASTOR county, has been
selling to the poor in his neighborhood, corn at 81
per bushel bacon and lard at 12l cents per pound.
Such people as Mr. Ewing and Mrs. Wilson are
blessing to their generation, and will be blessed,
we hope, in this and the next world.
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enA LES GOOD BLACK AND . eFEHIGT FWEfIT1R6
SUU For ssle by ,oeo a. n sos-
Greensboro, n: G., April q 700. -
: SNUFF! sNyE.Rs5Ess NI E.4ssEspz ,svnoK OF
~ SGrnIina, RelIe TO MessFs. N. r. RIVES 20, 70
Som ali orders f5r the Snuff should be addressed;
We shall in few days. oOnysn our Al6!% "s nstrUns
aod Corn Mill and stop mskanE onsn ar. csLly. as the
supply will soon be exhausted, 1, vENkRIE co.
-- CAROLINA BELLE. .vooeK. or
HAvINE PUReHkSED y sNI1RR ~ 5RiR we are prepal.
III the pbove PopaIer prano ot or'1"
'-r - = Druggists.
p.,.,..svre. Va, April I, lsss: as-~&sWlDRs:
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IMPORTANT SALE.

xHTIIL BE SOLD AT ToWLES' AUCTION AND
We Commission Store; Saturday I'd day OF May, at
1O1S O'clock.
good Farm Horses
/ excellent Feather Bed.
Mahogany Bureau.
good Bedstead:
Wardrobe. -.
Washstand and other articles of Furniture
good Sewing Machine.
fine Rife.
10 barrels prime Flour =. r. .s,,r,z
10 Sacks Salt, and expected to arrive lou o1 levy
ground corn Meal ,,i !, rov1Es kna
Raleigh, May !, 1853. oo-n.
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noARD,-BoARDLBoARDI

BUAhU
NWAVING RENTED TIE RESIDENCES OF THE
HI late Jobn Hutchins ESQ, 1 am prepared to accem-
date few boarders comfortably and on as reasonable
terms as the times will admit of. aro,,p,
Raleigh, n. c., May l, 1858:
- PrOrresS COPY. -
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ROOMS FOH hEN1'
-BRsoNS WISHING TO RENT ROOMS In A
most desirable part of the City, can be aceSnIeaae
ed on application to ). u. bhonE u
Raleigh, N. c., May l, 1888. o-H''
e<S- Progress copy.
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Nf.Hhile here in the valley of conhict Tstay,
On give me submission and strength as my day;
In all my affections to thee would come,
Rejoicing in hopeof my glorious home.
Home! homeIs sweet, sweet home!
Prepare me, dear Saviour, for glory my homs,'s
and his many other sweet eheruses and songs Of
praise and ascending the hill of the Lord in ear,
nest prayer in rejoicing here below. But anna
our SACRED musings over departed friends, when
visions of the slowed and lost" come fitting before
US like shadows on the wall, we will often indulge
the pleasing imagfnation that he is still mingling
with us in mysterious Intercourse, and delights to
frequent with Us hose hallawed places, and par;l.
cipate with our spfr its in holy joys. In his fall
the Union Sunday Schoolin Rowsburg has lost one
of her best members and -ab!est teachers. In the
S. s. he was a great blessiRy to the youth of the
village. Who can estimate tn 0 value of so good a
teacher? Tho dear S. s. children, teachers ami
officers raise their eyes toward heaven. from which
tear. how freely as they repeat his name and bless
his memory; pointing to heaven as the rest and re-
ward to which he has been called. May they all
strive to mset him there.
In his ON estic relations he was a devoted hus-
,tives-six infant children went bsfors him to aea-
ven--he leaves behind him a wife and one child
who mourn their loss, but not with QUIT lie hope that
'.for him to,die isg4in-" In his last a address to the
Q. S. s., he co nmitted his son to the. care oil God
and his frieads IN his absences May He who is
touched by our infrmaties 5 stain AMI support the
afflicted family. fRca W.4M GILBR EATH.
New rittsburg O., Feb. %, 1863
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For the Ashland Union
I'm MemOrium
Ia MemOrAnm.

DANIEL LAIR. late Of Rowsburg. Ashland Co.,
Ohio, departed this life on the 18th day of January,
1868, in Fifth street Hospital, Keokuk, Iowa, in
the 45th year of his age. He was born in Leba-
non township, Union county, Pa. Feb. %20ih h, 1918
was baniised in infancy by Rev. Gerhardt--and
embraced religion in 1843-he was married to
Elizabeth Hartman in 1910. He volunteered Au
gust 21st, 1862, in Co. F. 120th Regiment, o. v. 1.
His remains sleep in the Cemetery at Ksokuk.
dow of deatli,I will fear no evil; for thou art with
ms; thy rcd andsthy staff, they comfort me. ~ =
Such were the las words distinctly spoken by
the subject of his notice. This was but a con6r-
III alton Of the precious truth that the God and Sa-
yiour of prophets and apostles, may be our God
''the same yesterday, to day, and forever" Ills
confidence and peace were justified by his devotion
10 his country. to S. s., and to the Missionary
cause, to the Church, andte his Redeemer while in
health. An acquaintance with him of several
years, enables the writer TO testify that his piety
ana pau iolism, were CT that consistent, practical,
ana liberal order that makes its possessor loved by
+ ali; Kind words end warm sympathiess attended
him and made his visits adoubly welcome to the
homes of the afflicted aad poor. i&a0s< o
The DECEASED Vas q man of talents and moral
worth, a, noble example of the Christian soldier.
He,performed his lnilitary duties with alacrity and
fidelity, not forgetting amidst the trials and temp
'tations ofthe camp. his dutiss, to his Lord and
Master, the Captain Of his salvati IN. He was
pro9erbially pFeIaHi asa honest in his secular bu
siuess, and possessed tRsf entire eonhdence of oil
who knew him, out more especially of the mer-
chants and business men of his village, by whom
he was employed the greater part of his time, and
who sincerely regret his untimely and unexpecred
deatn-but, most Of all, in our sacred meetings
there nre sad blanks on account of his vacant ssat,
his well known Neice 10 no more heard singing !
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A Bill that Makes the Presiden,
Virtually q Dictator.

The Washington CORE pondeqt Of the New
York Express says:
"The Transcription Bill introduced and re.
ported by Wilson, of Massachusetts, is one OF
the most stringent bills ever presented in Con
-Sress. ItPlaccs the entire militia of the States
in the hands of the President, subjects to any
call. in anysnumber andfor any time not tx
ceeding two years ; and subject them to such
rules and regulations as the President alone
may direct. Not even among rigkt-minded
Republicans does any doubt exist but that this
bill completely overrides the Constitution and
tends to q central despotism. An examination
of every subscription bill in history shows no
precedent for this one, and only under very
strong party prcssurezcan it ever be passed by
Congress @S@Some of the New England Repub.
licans are Indignant over it because they de
clare thatit will losefheip the New Hampshire
elect o." sa
: They have refusedin the Senate, BY a stric
party v%ote,rto strikeSodt this Objectionable
clause, which overrides the Constitution and
puts every mans life and liberty ia the arbi.
trary hands of the President. IF passed and
executed it will be a fatal blow to the liberties
of the people.
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r. sCfarksville. Tenn.
1921 Reg'to v. I. Feb. Is, Se8.

lUZu neg 4 " v L. rcD.IO, 20
Q Mr. ditor-Let rae call your attention to
an article. written by me. dated January ! 9Th.
1t isfdue to the friends at home and to the
field and ine officers of this Regiment that ]
the soldiers we're not in such good spirit as
some eff our leading officers would have the
world believe" I did not refer to any of the
officers of thfs fegiment5 foraft is evident that
the Field Officers have exerted thei. utmost
to care for he soldiers N aadd to their com
fort. 1t is true We were-withont tents from
the time we left louisville till we came to
Bowling Green, and there we were without
them several weeks. This exposure, caused
much sickness in the Regiment, but it was NO
fault of the Officers connected with this Regi-
ment, Our Colonei took sick abont the time
we came, TO Bowling Green, SO that he was
unable to quit his room for some time; yet he
was not less active in the welfare of his men.
It was thought expedient for him to return to
his home and recruit his health, after which
he Joined US at Russellville, but not in good
Lealth as his official tcapaeity2 requires
Our next move was to GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
where We now are. Since We have been here
our. Colonel has employed all tho means in his
power te make us comfortable. We have been
suppiiedrwith plenty of brick and boards, SO
that every tent has a chimney,a good fire.
place and a floor which protects the men from
the moisture of the earth. All this tends tc
add to our comfort and improve the health OF
IL --Il:a., Tho hao1fh Of thio Roniunopf "a
improving and we think we can muster as
many just as reliable, well disciplined and
well behaved men as n yiOther Regiment in
the field. $50. &
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Negro d Bill.
[Ftomfhe Philad-lphia Iaeuirer, 18th inst,l

This bill, as it passed the House of Congress,
will be found in our paper with votes thereon.
Look at the names Of the men voting for it
This b II does not restrict the number of ne
groes to be enrolled it only declares that
negroes shall not be appointed as officers over
white men How. considerate Still there
may be negro officers, Captains, Colonels, Brig
adler and Major Generals, to hold councils of
war with white officers! % What a motley crew.
" hat a sight for the world to lcok upon ! An
Abolition confession that the rebellion cannot
be put down by ,oAite men. And whose fault
is 1T ? Mcclellan, Buel, Porter, &c, &c., DIS
missed, and negroes promoted Well, that
will do. Good bye white folks.-G sis.
.Trta AZ moG&nn nenn-a
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As stsa, LBRIss eBINb4We are oil.

AsHEAsp Bass sBAANbTWe are glad to
learn that the old 23dvRegimental Band has
rs6rganized and secured the services of Prof
WHITE, as leader Under such an Instructor,
the Esd cannot fail in beconidg the g Cham
pione Band Of the State. It will be an excel
lent opportunity foriour young men to acquire
a musical education, and as it is the intention
to recruit the Band up to twenty strong, We
would counsel those having musical talent to
ayailthemselyes of the opportunity. We hope
our citizens will afford every encouragement
to the sbeys" in their laudable enterprise.
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Mathews Chocolate Worn
Dr0nSl 7a

Never fail to destroy and e~xterminate all kinds
of Intectinal Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all
cases, and far superior to any and all of the Fancy
Worm Oonfection and nauseous Vermifuges which
are in use. They may be taken at all times with
perfect safety as they consaiu NO MERCURY, or
other deletrrious drug Mothers should always
purchase them, AMI give their children no other.
(No Gdthartic whatever Is necessary to be given. }
For sale by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
For sale in Ashland by W. W. IL. Potter and S. 4.
Sevirc. =
CHARLES r. WALKER. General gent.
,-$t Buffalo N. Y, and Fort Erie, CIV
Ashland. July "A, IS61.-Stf
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Spffial l1Otilfg.
Nervous Sufferers of B,th SEQ

=1H1I NeIVIus SuA5TsrS OF b1Ln Sexss-a
A REVEREND GENTLEMAN having been re-
stored to healthain a few days, after undergo
ing all the usual routine and ira salar exp,p
sivc modescof treatment without success, con-
siders it his, sacred duty to ~communIcate
to his afflicted fellow creatures the means of
cure. Hence, on the receipt of an addr ,sse d
envelope, he will send (free9qa copy of the.
prescription used. Direct to DR.. JOHN N
DAG NALL, 1S6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, Ny
1H GREAT FRENCH REDEY.
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~ 6pnr

sE- The figures of the War Department
show that We are now discharging from our
armies in the field. disabled soldisrs at the
rate of q thousand a weck.-St1tesnaan. a5=
This fact added to the other fact that a
bout one thousand soldiers are buried daily nj
Vicksburg, as stated by these ssaecentiy from
that place, prove that the army is very fast
melting away By discharge, from Disability,
and deaths in the whole army, they arc per
hans. on an. average, a dimipution of the army
ner week. of some twelve or fourteen hundred
men-Sun.sn .aIf0 -'sseJ s0+Ia-t 50 .saI ~
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cnrsanp STOCK TRADE OF CHICAGO

GRAIN AND STOCK TRADE OF CHICAGO
We learn that Mcssrs. Fairbanks have set in
tho elevators in this city, during the last year.
about 70 of their Eve hundred bushel hopper
scales, and several smaller ones. Each Of
thess can be loaded to its full capacity and the
load discharged in a few minutes, which shows
something Of the immense amount Of grain
w~hieh1can be weighed upon them, They
have also set, 1t the different stock yards in
he-cfty, FIVE Of their stock scales, with plat
forms sufficient to weigh a whoIs car load
at once, which must add greatly to the facili-
.s for shipping live stock from this market.
nj 6iagge Itibnnf, aSsA s0wR
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ProE wH1rE-AIl.floy of Music wi

PEoE WHITE-All lovers of Music viii
tc glad to learn that Prof. White is again In
town and viii make Ashland AHEAD Quar-
tersf'i in future. This acquisition to our town
we deem next in Importance to The long e1-
pectcd r. IRgYEe need say nothisg of the
reputation of the Professor, as he isknown all
ovesASs cOuatry ythesefore we wouldp34o
all who<zant tolearn-music or to hear2music,
2 o to b esProeesso
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az Court of Common Pleas adjourned on
Thursday last. TIL, case of Israel Markle,
Guard q of Susan Fisher, an idiot, vs.. John
Myersgvhreh was on trial when we went to
press last week, resulted in a disagreement OF
the Jury. Nothing else of Importance came
before. the Court. ~
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~We cannot see why our o;

s@rWe cannot see why our patrons who
know Themselves to be in arrears for the pa
per,1Eilsnot bring us in some wood. True
We haze received a little, but we have net yet
got a supply. This is the last notice we shall
give forE wood and if subscribers prefer pa
ing their subscriptions in money we hole
they will dosso immediately, and We can then
keep ourselves supplied with wood.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-25
adam Boivln,s Celebrated
SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLS,

only certain and Safe Remedy of all Uterine
-0bstructions,elnonthly Difficulties, Irregularilies
and all the 60 .whIellr che woman, wife,
and mother is pseuiarly liable. 4 3 al-3@t .a-a1S :
These pills coontain nodeleterious Ingredients blu
safe and certain in their action They will bl
sound to exert the happiest effect n all cases Of Pro
Uteri, in Leucorrhea,t or the Whites, they
will be found the ensiest and most certain Cure that
anc be found, It is on account of this ~certaint
hey should not"be taken by Pregnant Females
during the first three months, as miscarriage is certain
o be brought on, but at other periods their use is
perfectly safe. For sais by 4us~ .a,s 5-ss =. .+t
as!v = ssts W. Fl: n. POTTER, Ashland.
n. Bone dollar and lhrse postage stamps en-
I o sed to any authorized agent, will ensure a pack
age of pills by return mail. c. CROSBY,
@Ees 20 General Agent, Bufalo, n, 2.
CAUTIoS-Beware of Counterfeits, the genuine
have the signature of C.. Crosby on the outside
wrapper. .oLeesz.q-z ..-eas-tE.. .-.-
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AshIaDd ,Lyeeum. March I'd. 1888.
TIC following Resolution has been selected
for discussion next Monday evening"
ReSSgced, That the war as now swaged by
the bfSsent ADMINISTRATION for the pfeserva-
tionsefsthe Union is Constitutional, and ought
to be prosecuted.
Af6rmatiye-R. NJ. CAMPBELL,
Negative. p. DEvoB, Esq,
LsEfhefe be a full attendance of members
All others who feel an interest in this ques-
ton, are invited to be present.
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DR. ,THwtNG, Microscopic Phyfeian adyer
tises in ISuf columns o-day. fThe afflicted
may may ind It to their interest tq read il: The
Dshis very highly spoken Of whore he has
practiced:. aPecuniarly the patient can not be
a loser under his treatnept as he guarantees a
cure, -or no pay. : ASST 5aaR ~
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The Confessions and Experience of a Ner
vous In valid

Published for the ben fit and as a caution to
Young men, and o hers, who suffer from Ner
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred
ailments-supplyin$ the means. of s6!lf,cure.
By one who has cured himself after being a
victim of misplaced confidence in medical
humbug and quackery By enclosing a post
paid dirscted envelope, single copies may be
had of tie author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esq, Bedford, Kings County, New York.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
- 80

THANKs.-Hon. T. J. KENNY of the State
Senate ;2and Hon. Jso. TAYLoR Of the House,
have 4olr hanks for valuable public documents
We are also under obligations to Hon. HrG.
BLAKE for like fayors.
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"a We call the attention of our readers to
the speech of Hon. S. s. Cox. of Ohio, dcliy-
cred before the Democratic Union Association
70 NeRKofkGiJ1 Readitby altmeans, then
hand to your Republican neighbor.
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DIED,

On Thursday, Feb. 18th. 1868, of Inalma-
tory rheumatism, T.. A. CARPENTER, aged
years aud 5 months IL days.
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R OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines or less makea Square. Displayed ad
vsrtisements in a single column 1e per cent. extra
extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in the
special notice column, one halfmore than the above
rates. #E4NiE
ALI notices required to be published by law, le-
gal rates, viz: 81 each square fertile first three
weeksvok less. and S35 cents each subsequent inser-
dpinistFator notices of appointment, one dol
Warm adF1nce.ars5 IL 4-&
Business Cards-5 Lines or less. SIS per annum:-
All transient advertisement must pc paid for in
'advance.z0 10 s.aS kT9sb ssrF5 gasal9 al; @.g.1
directions, will be inserted untilforbid, and charged
accordingly
esEiyRdvrtiFemrnts- payableq uarterly-
Tie Ab6rS Shtssxffkbs Strictly adhered to- = Z
j j & z. S. JACOBS. Proprietors.
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I0ET

About the middle of January, aslarge white
SOW. weighing about $50 pounds, with long
tail and cars. strayed from my premises in
Ashland. Any person giving me information
by which I can recover said property L Will
literally reward.
J.. w. DAVIS.
Ashland, Feb. %, 1863.