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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15
SecondEdition
-FOUR o.oL ooK. P. M.


~. R'thaat othNhNtHons
In the United States Circuit Court Of New
fork, Judge ssipmsn, WIN. Rogsrson and Asa
Marvin have bean convicted Of engaging In the
msnufacture Of United States fractional cur
rency.
James Norris was Jointly Indicted with these
two men, but he plead guilty on Saturday last.
United States Detective J. n. w. Cisryoe was
the principal witness against tho prisoners.
he testiaed that he procured an Introduction
% Marvin and Rogerson through Norris, and
that he made proposal TO- buy press, ink.
plates, and other materials necessary 70 mann.
fscture counterfeit fractional currency from
them, and was to pay 5000 for the articles.
The detective then called at house IN Port
Jervis, N. Y, when the articles were furnished
with foil instructions how TO use them, and one
OF the prisoners worked OF q specimen note 70
show how well the plates were made. Clarvoe
declined TO pay tho money untIi the articles
were put In trunk, placed In the hands Of the
raiiread officials, and check procured for the
same. The prisoners accedcd 10 the proposi-
lion, and the whole party was arrested by the
United States detectives. Clsrvoe was arrested
with the others, and concealed his true chsrsc-
tor as detective until the parties were brought
before the Solicitor Of the United States
Treasury in Washington. '79 II
Detectives J. W. Clsrvoe and Jas. McDcvitt,
Of this city, assisted BY Thomas Bolles, Of tho
Treasury Department, all seting under orders
OF Col. l.. G. Baker, managed the case in an
admirable manner. Clarvoe represented him
self 10 the counterfeiters as George Alexander,
Of KAl 'maz:o, Michigan, and TINS for . while
worked at the case with the counterfelters. As
soon as all the arrangements we're perfected,
McDevitt and Bolles made the descent, and
Clarvoe and all present were arrested.
It is calculated that the presses, plates, ink,
and other articles captured, together with the
amount of counterfeit money, Is worth at least
sixty thousand dollars. The energy of Messrs.
Clsrvoe and McDevitt is deserving Of the
highest praise. They have saved the Govern
ment large sum OF money, and have very
opportunely brought several rascals to justice.
The jury was absent but few moments, whom
q verdict of guilty was rendered. On account
Of his previous good character, Marvin was
recommended to the mercy Of the court.
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Arrival OF One Hundred Dsssrssrs.
About one hundred deserters from the rtbel
army arrived in town to-dsyssnd took the oath
of allegiance. They have gone North. They
are hard-looking crowd-a fair specimen Of
rebeldom, probably. ,es
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Msjor General H.see.n,s stan.

The following is the composition of General
Hancock's personal stat; t5|a".... ....t
Breyet Brigadier General @. Il. Morgan, Of
New York, Inspector General and CHIEF OF
Staff Brevet Lieutenant Ooloncl A. N. Dough-
erty, Of New Jersey, Medical Director Breyet
Colonel w. 8. Mitchell, OF Pennsylvania, Ma-
jnr J. B. Parker, Of Pennsylvania, and Brevet
Major W. D. w. Miller, Of New York, Aids-de-
Camp; Captain Finley Anderson, Assistant
Adjutapt General. Captain Edward Mariner,
OF the 1894 New YORK, has been appointsd
Major and Assistant Adjutant General OF Vol.
unieers, and assigned TO temporary duty with
Gen. Hancock. 'l 20 - ada
This Is an able and efficient staff, and they
have got to work vigorously and systemstIcal-
ly. The organization Of the new corps IL going
on most satisfactorily, and will enter the spring
campaign with full ranks, u the friends OF the
country do but half their duty In raising re-
cruits. 40 ..' .-.." "."..f. IHll-
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BosToE, Dec. lathe steamer Canada ar
rived here from Halifax at noon to-day. ...
The malls and newspaper bag for tue Asso-
cIated Proas will be forwarded 70 New York by
the 2.90 p. m. train, which Is due there about
twelve o'clock tonight. ri. - .l...-
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Third Edition.
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK


Nothing from Sherman, as We 90 70 press.
later than appeared In our Extra and nrst
edition. Thst General Sherman 10 nov IN 'fall
possession Of the city Of Savannah, there "a
little doubt. ~ ~
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BALrnoRs, Dec. 14.-The iron double-endsr
Monocacy was successfully laanehed to-day,
from the yard Of Denmead 3 sonS, OF this city
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HELD TO BAII--oficer Cline, OF the county,
this morning arrested Wm. u. Daley, on charge
Of kiek,as upA row and threatening 10 stab man,
when drunk. He was held to bail In tho sum Of
$500, his mother becoming h'e security.
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.ol: e iorIins q s.se.istien q. ne pu.gs..s q
ProtectinE tnsmsslves ssainst future dram will
49,. n,tsss =. Tupan9w rvr%1No a. .csS
mt. at1x S.ic.k ~ ofder. 10 " " : ~
dsisst ED SHoEMAKRR, secretary. !.
HFzir--Ths I..sIss .stssssd % Ryissd
Chapel viil hold FAis Ia ths shursh, sofnsf d
DAY. bss.sbsr isik, iss1, IS. prosseds u sSish i
are 70 be devoted 10 The eonpisiton Of the church
ed!ne.. 4 hss ss.d q posis vil s. n sstsaasnss.
dsisss > y ~ -. - ~ ., '4'.'. y y '''
m A Ic...s y.s.l os...ss vii ;.
even on nIHukspAt IvsrINc, Dec. 70, 10 the
esssnsns ~ 2, y nsstncsr Cnurss, corner o. W
scsshoo.s y HsdsIs ~ ;snhiS, Z spd "a M.dsns srowns,
Aisiinruishe vocAiists. Door orsn Il 4, scnssyt
fuiiy rsqusstsd 10 attend Admissioa Is ssnts.
q. A.ss.sss., U.,s. ne. =. Me-. Gen;
ysntinn of ~ N. loyal siflssns and rs.idsn,s o.
4 fius:Ssr % ssfsisa M s.ss s,osi q u ss
s.%ss.: q ies:i nd Il ssss: s:oin and johnson
sp.si.ily Requested % bs prss.at.
hnslnsss 9. treat impcrs,-ca 70 loy., nsn VIII
s;sssss S.ns nD.s. and osD.oa
NJ ss.r,-a..a WS,t.r.-A.y P,I,s.
rsquirins ne services Of an sspsnsnssd short
nTIU1TIUE ImnOFNM
hear q ons sy appiying In the Editoriai room Of
N. once ---.-.- .es,.a
- mn. dEoa6H o. vkHpEnHorr, 81 g
ne T sslso,sssd rts9ss sssd.r snd Au,hor:
HoSF viii eve, for he sr.t time, his Q rev and
S%srsini % % Hnnofcns sna AZ ansedos.s Cn., on IRlsH
and m ss sad ksiiiss ~ Fnsiish. irish. ssot.h.
Frsne, and Amsrjean W.T. and Hunor In the
scur.s "a the ehst, MT. rsodsnhof win reeits
tioSsn,,.sss s.S IN .s.s,.as ,r,,h - I,,.h ~
Frtrsvsrsnrs. bv ssm. Iover' ~ - ~ =
Admi sio1, VIII reserved seat, o.. lsF o. D.
pcon open 81 2 head.ns. ste: - 20
where diaspsms Of tse IA i%ss 5. sssp, Also, AZ
the door N the evening. - I-6T dsit-st
ap.ct.ltv- W...S.et. .-sr., ato.E a.
WATCHES, LocKETS CHAINA DRACELETs,
and cZsEs, Together With q iuii sssortmsnt Of
Iine JsweiEy, vii ,. sold q retail dor the next
s,,ssy days. Cs.nns.scs nsninS The aSsrent .r,i,
without ressrd 10 shciee, one esrtineste. tsIiins
you what you esn havs for o., will he sent for rs
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IcB.-The Potomac is filed with Ice, and at
some points II 10 LtronB enough to bear person
wAlking upOn IT, The channel OF the river 10,
however, kept oeAr, and travel 10 not much in
Peded. All bo.b are running regularly between
this city and Alex ndIia and elsewhere,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

LouIsvrLLs, Dec. 14.-The Jotgrars special
Nashville disPstch, December Is, says: .
The weather has considerably moderated.
All OF our forts did more or less firing to-day,
but apparently with little damage 10 the enemy.
skirmishing between the lines was renewed to-
day with greater earnestness than for some
time past. .
The enemy yesterday fell back to his main
line, but today has relnstated the force In his
outer lines. NJ
Dispatches fully confirm the success Of Gen.
Rosseau's troops, under Gen. Milroy.
Gen. Bates division ID within two miles Of
Murfrecsboro. B. .fsH. .. I'M.
Nothing has been heard from the rebel
brigade that crossed yesterday at tho Cumber-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

FUNHRAL or A APoLIcRGAH.--Wm. B. Thomas,
day, Of droply, contracted whilst doing duty on
tbs Metropolltau Police force. II funeral took
place thus afternoon, at O'Clock, from his real.
poliosp ca And OF odd Fellows, 70 which deceased
belonged, attended the rem aims to Oak Hill Gene
OF the reiAiivei OF the deceased were present.
Thomas was an upright snd industrious police
man. He never tgAOseended the boundu OF his pre-
oeoaaions that he challenged universal respect.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

ArTKhPT AT ARsoN.-MIchAel Geary was
arrested last evening BY oniesr Gsasiord, Of the
rs NV ho"sS a. M. hast an .tSsst "
Island, whsre he boarded, BY igaitlng some cloth
Ing which were seeroied In . wardrobe He was
court, ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

FAIn BT THE LADIES OF RYLANp CHAPEL-
The ladies Of the above ehursh propose holding
fair In the church, corner Of Tenth and streets,
aid In completing the church ednoe. since tss
att pg up Of ths basement Of the ehntoh, the con.
necessary to hpish the audience room. A hns
bend ofmusis will be iR attendance and tho ladies
ask ,isit from the city folks.
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pes.d thss =, disd .hIls Cd nj. Wy V N. hes-
:;i s:..s 4: I: Il ~: ];
sotvaL rhsre Ne has BEEN working. he body was
'interrsd " Capt. Nocr<.lt n ANYIIFNr 1'gIru
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-15

dead a. tho corner OF ssVsnth and BonndAry gryets
yesterday morning, BY sergeAnt Jobhaon ~ the
beeond precinct. CorOner woodward gnl 10 otneas
found on his person, " appeAFa hS uAsA penniOner
on the 0ovsrnmsnt, named Wm. DonAhne. A
hospital, was also found upon him, and u 10 sup
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ss.ssn H.Ii, :.s.sr e o s.d ninth
~ W Mr. GEOaGE vANDENHoFr, ~F &

fRipsY EvHHinS, Dee. - is, NJ. sns vXNDEr. nSr.
HorF VIII give, for the nr.t time, hts rev and
original Humofous and Anscdots, that on IRisH
bULL4, With cop ous fllustrs'ions Of ths subject,
frenei and American W.T. and Humor In the
eourss 81 the ohst, MT. yendenhon viii reeits
Hood. Ben g.ttlen s.d osmpbslp. . Battle Of
ExtravAganxs, by sam. Lover. or .'ai eb %
Admi sion, VIII resrrvsd seat, q. o. D.
Doom open ct Z, Readings ats i'sai .t.8 tl IT,
Tickets for sale ~ Mssreroti,s Muse stors,
where diagfsmso Of the ks lnay be soenj also. Al
the door N the evening. .'Eg bon 'dsit-st q
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05

The Richmond p,i-rs . IL Ia, 'ad of course
clam = ,.ctory over Gcacrr rutct lhe ios4 We
i-,vorsi,r is given tv t. sGNii>Nr;
TIE enemy ou woluoF IA .lt crossed osor
l-r.r 'pic,. estimated g. iIult"' IRON tre' 't '
O. rtv tlrlt1ni mou, g. the ntr,, s.lc o.t jHH'H
J. v,. =, l. 80 Hl.t ~. Yesterday ilt-.iuf 90,
L., o'ei.cA thcy mad" On .,t.' D. l,e'f ,or,e
a iir. l,t esrct - lott, g.. Ne o. lies 'jt H'4i'
=, 1t four '..los Ind hal lcuw tie CT. o'F
laitatlcs lcrcl "a uttu at IOLf rausr Itr CO.
H., - sk irinishcr. advanced. .ni wcl' rci"at~ii
driven Na .t. Later IA tie Jay tuc on'uN sicw"l
Sli. gusiou to l..Nsucc along our whole rvni. nni
,yciy aiyfu,r were ta"cScd by car "''it-.
1ua ~ rins.efs. Tho dischrhr oi f.Hcr
,c-. heavy rom ihtt- o',.ucL 4. Il. until
l..h.t.N, and Wa distinctly heard "a the
tjt. itp'ucoc led mOsty rom our batteries On
o., CAolos 81, road. Tie enemy endc'''rei y
/ turn orr icit. but The cHpft Wa MT maze VAN
ru.i tt.trlv. H. .setaF o. tc tie lfrcs'nn INT
She .u.,uts o. thls side five rvrr "rIc "eio
fHr' ,.i. g he feal attack W.. ulAdc ola tho eojIn
sac. T.,co w'tc r.igr- oi Ire ,Hl''i,r ~ l',.
/ suu,rs, ont We could obtain 10 reliable tar1i'ia''
oftt laus ot us.Js IA lie pp"'Ntlon. oi !ost,'-
day. iu-t,er tan .hlt the enemy we're ,'cf!"h'io
'y,.S o'e.a.s. p. M~F.ye hr.odrot prsonera
I hay. ~ Arrived, captured on te p,lnri'. and
C.sripa ca tcl4, A dl.t.tch ito-u tie ort rat
at t'HlFu's .'uatthst wc t-l -cpNs'd ne 'ucinV
, o' the T. .n'nurg roai, enp'u' NJ t~o Aunlr'i
/. IA dc .eout ,,V that the enemy "crr several
! tnss r.ru'sr' With terrible lvs' ia hill'l ana
7 vuinlci on loss ON u north zoe, thsnth o. r
/ urrci4l Providence. wat not ovnr - men III 'h'
Whole lny' pic ations.
~ the laoyem.u;- on our len against the SCUM
/ llc Kailro.d, We fud tho following;
Atey't o'clo,, Yesterday morning tic enemy
,r.ic au Attsct On u,ir extreme rsht, IN the f'"n
town ru.n, tctWecn III, weldon aud s"uthsc'
Eu.rcqd, uhpu, Ecycn Inilos southwest Of Peters
| b..r,.. PASSENGER who came over on the cv'nins
ia n report the Fl 'htrg as having te'h H'iy 'o
we're, lie cucinN having assaulted cur position se'
en- tines, aul were seven tines repulsed' suffering
ln..IlA ON ,nrh ocCasln.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-05
Rchc, ~,,arotld scr- ~ r0rirrd- " hnt iir
ia'' Nd,rr-s fu sue icCric o. :Sc I Titcd
~tnk ar'uutf- Ia.

ri.h'. i,'l ne. .i.- lH5r.,- %. !I.ev. 6
-,al C,aa',' L,clo ' l-. el.cr ,.,, 81. OH.-
tD. ij... Wr.t't. 4. s..rc'Afs S.N.r' rl,t,c -
a. UHrr.i .iir H., y T. a,.t,,i. to G.g. d. -
i4..r. ..sint 'l1 oc.f,s -, tl.e people q, the
T. 'ct b ..,on - t,fcH ;'| =, ruicl s.Htce,
e,- n> .'tul, t pot - ,s?.,,s SOB al iosI Ia sdu-
es... y, ~ a..uov.i,j.r sac 41-er' adcucl o. H."
Sud. II, ,Ay Sr Near! = !n,c cs' r 10, Coui,-
.,sa.o ioau. ,ud ,Ac ..;,lu,,a 1, has mad, on a,-
couu, cf.i' 4'hcsu C.n.,i,fs,y, Im,vrts 70 ihc
SUN e ss5O.plp stor,iry. 1, Is aso ,n,L lyE II
lr j., .,h,rl ia 3cucutouc' Aa4ocie:ion. Tas ass'.
,aL,u a. torn 'd a'c c.i rcss .r!3 O.; All
an, .u every p',',hlc s,a,, tlo stt.th u .icNc
tho. Independence. ,ad has fci unc,s-.n,iy
uou ID, ..tac i.n lo-aa'ilt to the rrcr, ut . ~
q. upl 'a tl,s 'Jr't Nj, rc.C,t', It t4a tuy7od
..- at. tDu g. he t-,tp,- col IT, t'r,tr r'atc, ~
re,c ally to tie prcNdcr ti.l cc tinu a'ou t1 t'i'
.lacc .he most 81 cctisl N0y a'd,ng the south
~ It, Sor. of dismomh rr' to tuion tn, sd.
dress hss cnlnstci from the Peace Association.
H. ccuc,uaon. after remarks u' political chsrac.
tcr, NJ Dillcy saws ;-"u viii hc sen rom ,
sp crol .tj. cut frum tho Livc4p,o D,1y rosr.
iha' Lady u"iGr.pn, she WIFI n Sir lir,g,. ,s 8
hove q tsn ~ the SRI, ls1elr ~ ho held IA iSo-.
pool ,,rs-c funds ,or TIC 9 vie cl"rstcs."
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The Bogus soldicr,' Bnno,~.

Htsi,91t n, O-' 4. re Commission rrpo'a,-
oI Uy Ioy. cyincut in 'oisiou ~ tAc cn,,s OF Ncw
York foldrr. etc. re.hci Washington today,
ani Immediately c7tc'ci nron their luduc-s.
Nothing definite hns y,i bccn ompushci rhey
bad .cvcral ir,cIsio". with the secretary @. Wer.
who cour,cous'y rrcoi,s,l them
The c,sc ~ C,l Moth. New York Stat agent,
CHARGED with fraud Ia COME, ton with the soldiers
vote u that STATE, Will hu taken up to-uo,Tux 10y
n, u.iil'y GONNA. ss.ou, oi wh.oh Cen. Doubleday
N pres.d,nl.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Hand. ARMY Ncur the Tcnpc gee.

LJuist.lie, KA, october 3l.-YesteriHy's Nash
Vile Nlos contains the following rulnor was
ia circulation yca'crday tHa, Anaut, ha! bcen
,.,l.a,rd Ntuur forces. We are authorized T.
DENY The lbs'iri statement. The pl"o l7 not
even a the slightest danger. There can /, Little
q ,uh. f the f,ct ,hat lilods army was, a day or
two since near the Tennessee River but tho rebel
leader hcs.ti,es to a.tcupt cros1ng Ths no"'
comes thrl.'rh refugees aud is worry contradictory
at-l Z. -uIIsnn.
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General Bufiev'- ,Ioysnient.


The movement Of the lcf, wing Of Genera Grants
srmy ou Thursday !ast ag..nst tho South SIDE Es.l-
road was Simultaneous with similar deinonstra-
ton by the Army Of the James On our oXlrcmc
iiuht. Al daylight on r.ur i-y mIru'rf, pom.
,oous were moved from Ai.cu's Landing 70 poiut
near the Old Fair Oaks battle-ground, distance Of
about six miles. Ihe forces moved across the
: Central or Daruytown railroad and he Charles
C.ty road 70 tn wilmstur;h ROAD T.'so = sis
are ont lev mile, distant IRON each other at this
20 ut and run very nearly p4ra!'l into hohm' nd.
The Tenth Corps, under General forry' wns 'orm"t
,-r,.ss the Dubytovn IN Lee %. battle wi-le tAe
4 guteeuth, General WetzcI, supported by General
Aautzs cavalry, a'vl- ed p short aistlrer l{h'r
10, anu crossed over t. the Charles CiY t''d.
Inc entire operations t'o'. I'1c' With'n
zen miles Of Richmond. k.,1'' ohya'rE
srrprilcd tao enemy who 'y,rc scaurr@ aron'd'
but who soon hurried into th,r irucnehm.i's-
The corrs WAS tlen iorrled in line @. pnitlc and
found the enemy 800 pnf)y 'ntrrncAcl 90 render
,n d slult practicable. 4 strong caproaalc was
maintained until night, but without any Important
result couple of charges ok p'9,e during ~,
afternoon resultny IN Tie opliuro %, p 'nt' in tA'
outer line Of rcbol dc!crccs. IHr-o ",-r alan
doaoi y, dark pnd the o'rs wc'' ytidr1vp.
TIE sk.lniaheis OF tht Ter II Cltps which b.,
been d, .ced IN posuon across inc p-rNyiowl rogd
3.v,lorcd the cnomy's ta.''r'es IN 'h' woods au'
,rris, artillery eugagcu.-.t cus'ci l''' m7''
todr endoavl-cd to nrd q favorable pAut 70
,rl.,,, the enemy. tur.nr which severed .'lu'.
w., ,br ,ucu,y were hsrC Sre.v rtpr' "., Ia
|. h.is gr.duaur cl hac', whom irrrrsl NciN
So .r!s.cl - sv. t VI at'A' "-'e1 WIS -
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-. IHirs Cc'. 2s.-An -re.rf' - -.,i' 'aat
ni'l't, tt,. tb.. pl,ce sIc-'. rrt ~ -c,a 'n
ct..'ra-,s = t,c WA -o1r reas t.cG.,ct-
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rIit,s. vlscsG,hs .t,.. on e, 81. iohn., g. L.
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Oticinl soldiers Vote Of PENNSYLVANIA
uiou MAJORITY Twelve Thousand.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 3l.--rhc official soldiers vote
receive ~ the s-crotsry's Once M Z this date Is
a. iuilovs: Union, l7,s,, Democaatc, I.2J2
tn.on majority, lY,G56
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~ha WAS lcin. done. The Office Is West rs
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TIE WAR WESTWARD.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-05

Welker, in his speech on Saturday
night, said that it was NO time now to IN
quire what party should have the power,
and that it would be time enough to talk
about that after the wal is over.
That's the doctrine, fellow-citisens.-
You are asked to retain this Administra-
ton in power, although Jon know it to
be corrupt, and that it is driving the
country to ruin with fearful rapidly.
because 1t Is no time nos0 to enquire who
should have the power.
The Abolition party claims the right
to paddock your mouths, and dictate to
you what is best. They say to you to sit
still till they Fill their hungry purses out
of your labor and ~bankrrpt the country,
and then if you want you may chose 9th.
err rulers. It is for you to say on next
Tuesday whether you do it. IF you do,
you do it with your eyes open. i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-05
CONSIDER WELL BEFORE
IN e. =


IF there is a voter in Ashland county
who is hating between two opinions and
hesitating how he should vote on Tuesday
next, let him listen for a moment TO tho
unearthiy calls of the zoe, 1000 murdered
dead whose blood moistens the soil Of .
hundred southern battle fields, and then
say whether he will listen to the walls Of
outraged humanity aud vote the Union
Democratic ticket or go for Abolition
usurpation, treason, robbery and the en-
slavement of poor white men of the
North West. Consider well what the re-
suits of four more years Of abolition rule
will result in. Ponder soberly before you
vote. Consider our troubles in the last
four years, and vote as your conscience
dictates. .f