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Secretary stanton Compliments ohio
AdJutHnt General Cowen ON Delinquent
National Guards.
COLUMBUS. Nav &C.

,g- COLUMBUS. May &c.
The following dispatch, received by
tic Governor to-day from the Secreta-
ry Of War, will be read with feelings
pride by all the loyal people Of the
State:
His Ercelleacy, GOteraOr Droagh:
This mornings report of the Adju'
tant General shows that since the date
Of the proposition made by you and
other Governors IF Western States to
the President, thirty-eight regiments
Of infantry troops, numbering over
80, 900 men, have been called out, arm
cd and equipped, and sent from the
State Of Ohio to the respective points
designated by this Department, and
this while the draft is going on for
three years men, and all the veteran
troops in the field re-enlisted. This
prompt and energetic action Of your
self, your staff. and the loyal people Of
the State exhibits the unmatched ef-
fort Of devoted patriotism and stern
determination to spare no sacrifice to
main tainthe nation and overthrow the
rebellion. You will please accept for
yourself and the patriotic people of
Ohio. the thanks Of the President and
Of this department.
fSigned] EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Ad;uion4 Conc,,o1 Coven has iasued
the following order:
! GENERAL HEADo'Rs STATE OF OHIO, }
ADJUTANT GENERAL s OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, May 26, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 314.
| Company B. Captain Wendell Mis-
cheler. 4th Battalion, National Guard,
are hereby dishonorablt dismissed
from the service of the State of Ohio,
with forfeiture of all pay and allow
nces, for having refused to come to the
relief of the Government under the
hundred days call. The National
). Guard Of Ohio. b. its promptness in
responding to said call, has won an
immortality Of honor, and justice to it,
, demands that all recruits should be
promptly punished and the Guard re-
iieved from the odium of so disgrace
full a course Of action. To the honor
| of the Guard it is announced that the
above company is the only one among
the forty-two regiments sent to the
field. that lacked faith in the honor Of
G their State and adopted country, and
\ refused to fly to its relief when the
| fate Of the country was trembling in
the balance. They can return to
n their homes and say to their friends
and neighbors that they have regarded
$ their country and its safety as secon
n dairy to their own personal case aht
n security; that in the hour of most i'm
C minent peril to that Government
t. which has received and protected then
o when aliens, they basely betrayed
IS their trust, refused to follow their gal
!. liant comrades TO the field of honor-o
q danger. No member of said compan!
a will be allowed to enlist in any othe
II company of the National Guard, undel
% any circumstance whatever, as mel
u who wish to be soldiers in peace and
}. citizens in war, will not be allowed t
disgrace the Guard, or peril the Stat
g and nation by their presence and ex
l. ample.
% BY order OF the Governor
Il B. r. COWEN.
=. Adiutant General of Ohio.
x.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OrrIcE or INTERNAL REvENuE,
Washington, Nay II, 1864.

James Pullen, Esq, Assessor I'd Dis
htct, Cincinnati, Ohio: .
SIR:-In reply to yours Of the 25th
ult., | have to say That where. u
local assessment is made for the pur.
pose of paving streets, the owners OF
property adjoining or abutting there
on, cannot be allowed a deduction Of
same from return of income, since the
paving of the streets is in the nature
of an Improvement Of the property.
Very respectfully, E.A. RoLLlNs,
Deputy Commissioner.
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y The amnesty oath'was administered
on Monday, at Louisville, to 100 de-
serters from the rebel Joe Johnson's
army, and they were sent across the
Ohio river to remain during the war.
Thev represented nearly all the Con
federate States. r '.aE... '.u
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Ho-Businessoards Of about lines, by the year g..
ne-Advertiseinehts not marked on the manuscript.
wfil be continued ut our terms until forbid.
nS'Legal advertisements, Administrator 3 NOTICES,
Sc!mnH be paid for in adv ance, for reasons which
we.will explain At the time.
n1-The aboyeterJns strictly observed In all cases,
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In the World!
u. READ WHO SAYS SO, -su

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor ofthe B0pts
Church, Pemberton, NJ j., Formerly Of the North
Baptist Church. Philadelphia
4 & q
for number Of years. have used them in my own
family, and have been so pleased with their effects
that was induced TO torecomnlend them to many 9TH
beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus pub.
licIy proclaiming this fact and calling the attention Of
those afflicted with The disease for which they are
recommended to these Bitters, knowing from expe.
reace that my recommendation wifi be sustained
q do this.more chserfully Hollands Bitters is in
tended to beneitthe afflicted, and is 'not rum
drink" Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
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From Rev. ]. II. Turner, Pastor Of Heddng W. H..
tJ Church, Philadelphia. If.-
DR.. Jackson:--Dear Sr;--lIavng used your German
Bitters in my family frequently am prepared TO say
that II has been of great service believe that in most
cases of general debility ofthe system II is the safest
and most valuable remedy Of which have any knowl.
edge. Yours, respectfully, J. II, TURNER,
No. 726 N. Nineteenth street.
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist
..r Church, Germantown, Penn.
. DIR. G. NJ. Jackson;--Dear Sr;-Persona experience
enables me 10 say that regard the German Bitters
prepared by you as most excellent metlcinc; In
cases of cold and general debility Ihavo been
greatly benefited by the Of the BtteTs and doubt
not they will produce snl;u ucifects on others.
Yours ltruly WARRsN RANDOLPH, .
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w COLUMBUS. May &c.
The following dispatch, received by
tic Governor to-day from the Secreta-
ry Of War, will be read with feelings
ofpride by all the loyal people Of the
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28
A searei,y of Cotton Threatened

Mr. McHenry, author of the "Cotton
Trade" is stated by the London ndex to
have written a letter to the Standard, In
which he says that the total stock OF cotton
ia Europe aud the Federal States on 1st
January, 1864, amounted to but 900 COO Of
bales, OF 40 pounds weight each. OF this
stock the Federal States possess 400, 600
bales, leaving but 100000 for Europe
Of these 2, 9oO, 900 bales, six seventies are of
quality SO inferior as to be useless for all
kinds Of manufactures, unless with the ad-
mixture of large proportion of the better
! sorts, which it is impossible to obtain
Such Is the supply A to the demand, it is
| sufficient to observe that in 1860 tnv~ mann
facturers on both sides of the Atlantic az.
parent,y used up i ZOO, 00O-rea,ly but sou
0G0-that is, only the latter quantity was
tagcn by people using and wearing cotton
goods. Sappoeing the wants of the world
TO be what they were four years ego, and
deducting $4,000 bales that were sold
svcry year in a manufacture condition to
supply the Confederate States, the deflcien.
CLERGY will be 100000 hales-that is, the
| consumers who depend upon Europe and
Yankeedom for their cotton goods will fall
that far short Of getting their supply.
In the meantime the distress of the man.
ufacturing districts, already sufficiently ap-
palling, is increasing at a portentc us RATE
In the town Of Preston alone twenty eight
mills hal closed in January, and the num-
Der of persons entirely without work In
consequence was II 900. The entire number
OF persons receiving charitable assistance il
10000, all because the mills have stopped
for the want OF cotton. To such Q condition
has tho iuhuman "neutrality" OF Lord Pal
merston reduced the country.
Ofthe 2.06o, GOO bales alluded to, little
more than half came from India-that Is to
say, 1,e5e.0C0 bales.
Mr.. Mcuenry says there viii not be bale
in the warehouses at the end OF the year.
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fsSeilioa&, xud fesdy . sohSutsss nem'
ssiyca . hali dozen fspabnc', pfopsfty IN
secure, ever, house in mourning Tor the ioss
Of .ouae member Of the household slain in =
o,o.. ,ohuman war, morality gone. religion
! NJ ackerv. dcpravIty Ia al shape reignins
,,,,mnhant, and misce9enation threAtenlne
"a make tho uext generation of, Yankees .
race Of nulattoes. Coming to the Confed-
sra,c states he would see whole people In
AIMS for their rights, victorious on nearly
every battle aeld, unanimous In sentiment.
and resolved to perish to the last man rather
thar submit to The detested Yankees. doing
on he would come 10 the tri calored nag
planted firmly Ia Mexico. supported by the
veterans ct Magenta and Sol!erino. and
tackled by the whole enormous power OF
France, under the orders Of the grea' cot man
In Europe. He would doubt bis prophctic
Inspiration. and return to his home IN the
l,nd Of spirits wiser, II not better.
shade.
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A Text for Henry Ward Beecher.

The Paritans, In the days of the Englisf
Commonwealth, were famous Tor wrestling
passages Of Scripture from their context, anc
applying them to their own purposes OF am-
bition or revenge, 10 this way they not only
Justified their worst crimes, but made 1t ap-
pear that they were perpe'rated In express
obedience 10 the word Of God. When g
murder had been determined on-as In The
case Of Archbishop Sharpe, which tool
place, however, ecme years after, and the
victim was accidentally thrown in the way
Of the INTENDED assassin, he considered the
| text, "This is the finger Of God" an ample
| excuse for the deed. When debating with
| himself whether he should put to death a
| persou whose religion or politics were oh.
| noxlous TO lin. fsnatic Of this description
| would think himself amply Justified II, Ia
reading his Bible, he happened to come
acros. such passage as this: "Pbineas rose
aud executed Judgement" The hewing OF
| Asag ia pieces by the prophet Samuel seems
T, to have been f:avoritc text With them, and
justified many deed of violence and blood.
Tee Yankee fanatics have caught the true
tone AID spirit Of their older brethren, or
| rather OF their fathers, for they boast that
they are descended from them. Their pull
pits are no longer devoted to the preaching
.sof Jesus Christ and Him cruciHed." The
New Testament is no standard of faith with
them. They deal only with the Old, and
with only such parts of that as they can
make subse-vieEt to their fanatical purposes
ty separating them entirely from their con-
text, aud applying them to situations which
bear no resemblance to those TO which they
were originally devoted. No man is so IA
NOUS fer this manner Of using the Old Tes-
tamcu. as Bsech-r. The whole energies Of
his mind ere devoted to the incubation of
blood aud slaughter, and as his doctrine
caunot be found in the New Testament, he
rejects that portion Of the Sacred Writings,
virtually, if nj. directly. BY his mode Of
dealing with the Scripture, 1t may be made
to justify any crime whatever.
Knowing the habit of this man, the Lon
don Isdse proposes to him to preach a ser.
mon rom the following text: II will say to
the North gioe up, and to the South, give not
back" Usaiah, chapter xiii, verse 6th)
We hope he may be induced to try his hand
AZ 1t. We should like to see what he would
make of il. He cannot object that 1t has
been separated from its context, for he him.
self habitually separates his text from the
context. Let him, then. accept the offer,
and preach q sermon, after his own fashion,
upon this text. Were the words reversed,
did the passage read, 81 will cay to the
South. give up, and to the North, give not
back" what telling homily he could give
US upon the duty of the South to submit,
and the duty Of the North to persevere.
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1I|lIIlI.

e r.: ., stss WI sl !; lss s.s q -. ~
IL q. jamee r aad Bsssss y WaAess, sssd y
nv ,sSas 81 r.. parents are lssi.eS 70 atteHd
h.r fnnassi fsom TsIaisy Chnssh % 70 mosfc~
(ouadsyl aitssaooe, ct O'Clock.
On Friday evening. ebout e'elnck, aLnEKT
aARNarr, ena Of Coleman and Sancs Wof
mr." TSs Ssefsi viii ,.ke place fton HE fA.hes's
reei6ence, corner let and Grace streets, tnis lsse
m,davi evening. Ct 4 o'clock. The friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 20 astesd
In Rensico county. on ,hs 10th last, Lillian,
s.ed 10 months aud g 4 ,ys, ysun.est daughter Of
Edmund K and Eunicc l. lockwood.
10 Christ let little children come,
For no hath aaid they msy.
His bosom. then, tha'l be their homes
1heir suGestnss he VIII wipe away.
A, Chimbosaso Hospital, % tho Goth lust, ut
O'Clock A NJ, Of wounds received IN the late bat
ito ueae Drewry's Biud, ENMEr TT RONALD,
scss. cant IN company A, s4'h VI regiment, Kemp
" rraiy he was one Of vi,e,nIA.s mobiles, CONS al.
remains were taken TO Floyd county for in'.'-
ntent.
On the 9Th inst, after chart Illness, JOHN
WILLIAM, isfant soR Of John aud Mary L Pur
cell, aged monihs aud n days.
Like flower he faded and dird;
Hut In the Heavenly bewcrs his sPirie WIN
ever abide d.
On the morning Of the 9Th Of May, at his reel
denee, corner Of JEFF rson and broad streets, MI
GEOkGE WEST. aged sixty years.
Fcw.aAI NofrR-The funeral Of ARTHUR q
DaBNEY icon Of A 81 and Lucy A DAbney. deA'en ed)
vi. take place from the sileuce 1T his broth,r-u
law, q W saunders, near tae Chapel, 10 sidney, Oh
th, s; uriay) sfte, noon nj O'Clock Toe friends
aud .. q isintances Of tho family are respectfully 10
cited u attend.
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CouisS Spirlts.

81 can call spirits from the Vastly Deep"
Says Owen 0lendower, when irritated By the
slight regard Harry Percy was disposed TO
pay to his magical prctensions.
"And % can /, and 90 eau any man;
But will they come when you do call for them p,
Was the very natural and pertinent answer
OF the dauntless aud increduious Nor;hurl-
brian. Itwould avail little FOR The skeptic TO
ssk such question Of the Yankee spirit
Tappers. Their spirits always como when
called for In the regular way. To be sure
they do not generally appear to have been
greatly improved by their residence IN the
other world, so far as style and language is
copceraed. Shakespeare, for instance, hay-
Ing been summoned from his long home to
dlctate pay to some Yankee recording
clerk, makes quitea botch Of the thing, and
Byron, Moore, aud Scott have all. under The
same circumstances, failed In manner that
would have greatly perplexed Murray and
tbs Longmsns. Nevertheless, they occa-
sioually gather very important Information
from thcss stragglers from tho shore. ~
6tyK. For instance. tho spirit Of Audrey
Jaekaou was lately raised by one Of these
magicians, who we should have supposed
would - soon have thought Of raising .hs
devil, and 10 reply to an intcrrogatorv
promised the Yspkce nation the entire do.
mtpion Of tho whole continent, from Nova
zenhls to Cape Horn. Thla Is certainly i'm.
portsnt. Il true. as the newspapers say. But
y sppears TO u - though the atnos phero
q Glyslum had not been more favorable to
ne dsvs'opmeut Of tho Generals prophet.
on powers than TO the poetry Of shsk.
epease aad Ms brother birds. While stu IN
ths0 Aswss thought to be clear headed
and Af sighted mana slillful politician.
and . sagaclons ststssman. II he von,a
lssvs bis present residence long enough 10
taks ; trip through ths country which form.
thsspbjset of his prophecies, he would ba
mach better prepared for the next ssrtes 81
queesjAaA
Jpthe North be would SEQ liberty proe-
6s3s, ~ 06nstjtptton deetroycd. TIA
cpnatsy ovAwbslnsd NithA debt = leske
= tess of Iayiand, ~ pesple dlseopsssssd,
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OFFICIAL.
ADJT & Is,s'R Gessa.L's OrYIce

RIcHs'0ND, bay iSsh, 1854.
SPECIAL ORDERS, M. li3.-
- / Bvisadisf General James T.. Eerper
Niil take issInedia,e command OF tre Rsg.1vs
Forces Of the s Ma of Virginia Hewil com.
Iiets III air organization, and place lem a, oocs
in service, 70 tits end, It's ia .nlhc!'zsi to
employ Nil Enrolling tjiii ,ers, who sre hereby
directed to obey hi3 insli ae,ions Hs vii! e.
tstiish his Headquarters q. such pvial 90 be
nav ieepa Ssss.
CIssrs of tie Qaa':.TmasleT, COarasalv
Ordnance and Meeicai Dsp .rt:aorse are Ia.
1Hired II furnish al nsct sa8Ty facilities
A, Oh .5fs 'rotn The S.ate 81 Vi-yiaja Of
the Iavaid Corps snl each OF tha L ..,.lsr
Forces "a ara for any reason rnaesisL. viii
immediately report 10 G8a K-,agsr, NAo ia
sutaoi Ted 10 sssign tosra Temporarily 10 tuy
will, the Reserves
BY command OF tho Secretary Of War.
JoHS ". RtsiY.
Asat ACi Der.
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RUNA WAYA

AYOTfCEl Notice t--RusAw.ys.--A reward NJ
IN i've hundred dollars each Will be paid for b
sppreheniion and rcten: in Safs custody III, e,t
thssn OF ths following negroes who Isft MP farr,
In Pow hatan county, near Fine creek, on Wedoe.-
day the 9th day Of May, 1894:
B,stcn, . carpenter, sbout I've fset ten inches
high, red mulattc akin, With very heavy black
Hsy wood. absnt re feet eight inches hish .byevo
elin, small mOnstAahe; has down 10. when talked
-
Hubert, shout six feet two iuchss nigh; ys-y
likely negro; dAsx maroon complexion; teeth defec
tive and black.
George, about nve fee, Are irehss, iquar. built
remarkably foe, open ccUnteuan@: quick Ia move.
ments; came from nsar Gordonsyilie, Orans.
eOusty.
John, about Eve fact ten inches; ve.y likely. very
able bodied and stout.
C1ssr, about Ave Fast eight o. nine inches; very
likely; light mulatto.
Ellen, wife TO fH3az, about nys feet tFo inches:
very bscA; vary stout-e rsga'ar African. Waea
"a. rot at Der work she Is vary much given to
Albert, sbout fys feat sish. or zine inches high;
very black aud stout, and remarkably likely.
Henry, or Pstrick Henry, about ave fret fur or
i've fnchss high; very likely; maroon cec.: very
much disposed to Be stout and fat, aad 10 wife
IL Richmond.
Scouts aud p.ck..s will b.n.hs themselves BY
Keeping look out for these negetes; aud eli con.
stables, police efcers ami others ae desired to ed
dress the undsrs:g ned 1t Fine Creek 0, Powhsian
county, W, or Xr Thomas Il Lipscomb, R;chm
We, In the event CT their syprehendlus any ons or
Gil OF these negroes. On oefs Il he army ID 9th.
ers are not RAJ sgainst hirGg n6gr5es cjrrsssont-
ing to the description, as negroes vii.
doubtless represent themselves ss free.
nv o7-6tA Agent for Col g. T. Thn,nor,
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R~ MASONIC Notes.-The members Of O..
- Johns Lodge, No 80, are summoned to attend
special meeting Of theie Ledge on this Saturday.
evening a: o'cock, for the pafposs cf transaotas
he oGsnrss postponed at the last stated messing.
By order Of The " N
M SO it KEESKE, See'y.
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ID suUSE I,
my 27-6ta Agent for Co, G T. Thosnarn

Enn DOLLARS Reward tan AWAY I,ou, Iny
sDUU plantation, near BuFkev.,ie, Va, gu Tie
10 of ths pressat moata. my nan John Henry
Preston. Ho 10 acme - years Of age, black about
feet or inches hisa. re hci pass ~ 20 10
Charlotte II, where be was raised; sud was sold
by Capt Thos spencer. of ,hst county. viii rsy
Tie e0ova reward II delivered to sr Hobart Lump
kin Of Richmond. W q THOMAS,
my c6-l2tt
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OsriGE or COMMISSIONERS CT iaXEs,
r cilmond May 3, 1901.

OfYiGk or COMMISSIONER CT iaAEs,
z chmohd May y, looi-
TNSTRU CTiuNS in "a ssreEes - the ssso's
nleh. aid collection OF tte adtiaohsi tsa
,nr cent or o e i.s.~ l. having been asee:sala'
I'd that An slrsr has been eoEu!;taa IN ths
nsssss usEt aud eoiis0;ion CT tas sdei ioh"
ton psr cent "a proEss, al assesscrs VIII ~
.ess the profile, only n-ads BY t1Jin eaa sen'
ing e, .ny time between tia Iss day o! Jaae'
a-y. 1856; 6nc Tbs Let day Ut !anus'y. ieoo
TIE profits In " nic., shs tex Is imposed os :
and III o .fsgrsph Of SIS Of IN scs snsiiisa
can MSS 20 i.yy scGi.iona; t3xss Tor TIE eotn
mon dsfsoes srd support 81 ,hs GoVsrnm9hs,
arc the pr, i q s.sais BY bayiag aud sosiiDs %
tween the timss mentioned the eoPasaNs
con;anc.ion '.aud" being assd, the euyins a."
ss..ia2 mast beth take place teiwsen ,hS u'
day Of .nrery, 1868 and the is. Jay OF oAaut,
airy, 1865. Sish were the Instructions ssast
from tits <,Gss en- the lss Match, 1901, "n'
will be- fond al paee of additional ipsA1s
lions, therefore ths er'ous2us ssSass No.
msca Iii SONS aissfisss need ~, ha e'hee'sp'
.pS ,ha ,.sass.,fs wisl refrain frem s1eh ~
easements.
II. Tae ten rsr cent additional tsS on pro-.
,;s MAZE by hayiog AID selling tessSsh W,
lsi day cf Jsaaary, 1858 (isslading 'nss oAsy
and the Gle. day Of December, 1874, Vnaus,
ips ,pat aay, ! will Be- assessed aud eoEecssu y
once. The protits derived fror shs - ms soaisss
between the lst day Of Jsunary, lsea. ana ~
al AZ day o. D ,cs mber, 1874 bota inelaoeo, ~.
h. sssssasd and coll. c:sd Immediately s"ss
the 3lst DAP Of Dscswbev, lsot
j. w. n UNDERWOOD,
ACHING Commissioned % isAsA
AprersvsA: .
fSieHsel Z
my 81 Secretary Of tho Treasury.
=
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Cries X = P Z CO,
Richmend, w, Nay %, 1864.
~ NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting Of the
~ stockholders ct this company will b held
at their Office. In this city, on Monday next, the
3s;h inst # 10 oelock to receive the report Of
tbs ard ct Directors concerning the propcsition
OF the 0Svernment, submittsd 1t the called nset-
Ing. NV WARRINGTON.
my 23-td fraaaureR.
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