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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-10-05
SD PRE.M8Eyus "A Vi: II
SIJFlE 1855.
Tnr LrnIen cArrIR r>WbEp

IT,
Is warrahfed to be The most powerful Agent
for the stomach and blood of Cattle. swine.
or Sheep in promoting digestion, cleansing
The system aud transferring the purified AMI
NAL fluid in flesh, fat, milk, butter and
strength. and establishing health and vigrrl
Iai DUvor's ,HoRsE AND MuLE PowDER
Is the only medicine legally patented in,
France. England. Swiizerlando and Hcllandl
EEand duly admitted byitheir Cou,tsj honored
will Prize medals, and inventtd by Mr. iDd-
yoys Professor of the Imperial College for
| agriculture atyParis, and now manufacture l
by C. G.. Hnner, Dr4hof9Z. and A,nlhien-
town, Pa. a2TEfo
Ill diseases + Of Il e Siourseh.7 Blood. Bancst
and bowels. speedily and certainly ,cured!-
Healthy. stock will be brought into the Very
high st state of perfection. and one to tsO
tablesPoonflEs a week, 1isbof great 1yasue8to
hard working horses, breeding9 stock, and
Colts, and saved thousands of valuable 1hor-
ses from contagious diseases, as we'll atIthe
barn5yard as in thetarmy of the P~otomas.
Tile Lehigh Worm Corrections
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all the obstacles which
usually prevent the expelling of Worms, are
4 pleasant to take and also one Of the mos
dent is the inventor, of the success of his
Iaborious studies, in the pathol, gical compe-
sition, of this preparation, that he furnishes
\ every graduated Physician with a written
prescription, as a new Grain Materia Mediea.
The Uniona Roach Raj, Mice and Ant
tho u u Erterminator
is a Powder for the sure extermination of all
Vermin, will never change with age or eli
mate. and much preferable to the old Phos-
phorous Paste, which hardens in a short time
making it worthless. For direct ons and par.
t~iculars see The small bills in the Boxes.
L. B. POTTER, wholesale Agent for Ash
land Country Store keepers supplied at City
Prices Cleveland Agent, BENTON & DUN
HAM; Pittsburg Agent, A. E. SELLERS s. Co.
H. II. D0BBINS, Drugg st, Hayesville.
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Notice. p n5fn a1s

IN purs uance of an order granted. byHthe
ID PfobaIe,G ourts Of Asheatld tepRtye Chip, l
Will offer for sale at public auction on satur-
day the Eth day of September 1854, at
two o clock Il NJ. upon tbs premises 4 he fol
lowing described real estate, situate in theCoun-
/, of ashland and Stale oil Ohic, to wit: Situate
in the ,ownship of Hanover, Courty of Ash
.lahdiand State of Chic ! nort east quarter of
'ihe north. westequarteE Of sectfm number f2o,
in .ownship mum er shineseent of range num-
ber, sixteen, excepting. FIVE acres out oltTihe
south west corner Of said tract, be the same
more or less which is ,Ieiained by the Said
Nicholas aleding, hereby conveying'tbe right
of usih the Spring. oies said five acre iract
together with the rightyerw WHY son9 said land.
for the purpose of going to and ommi4g from
said spring, together with an eqpaL right to
use the spring house thereon sifuared.
Terms OF Sale :--0ne third in hand, one
third in oueiyearsand one1thirdh instWo Years
from the day Of sale, withd interest ths de-
ferred pay ments TO be secured BY mortgage
npon the premises sold.9T2noJ Iof 19iTsfs
4fLt4 T HENRY BROWN hsuu
10 NA' 4dm'r of fh lip Baum, decd.
{ 5GiBy J1DJ ones his Aity th9lH InogH
august IL 18GG4HfTpi$1 81, ID Of hs,asY
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op READ WHO SAYseso:

From the Rev levi G. heck. Pastor of the
Baptist Church. fPemberttn, N j.. furmerly
of the Norlh Baptist Chueh, Philadelphia.
Ihave known Hoofands German BIttero
favcrab1y for a number ofEea~s. ] have, use
them IN my own mily, knd, have been s
to REGIONS them to mapy others, and know
Prhat they have operated ma strikingT5 he1e-
fetal manner. 1 take great pleasure in In Us
publicity proclaiming this fact, aud calling
the a tention of thoseafdicted with The. dig
eases for (which they are re emmendsd TO
,Bttters,s knowing from experience tliai
my Recommendation Will be sustained. Lido
this more chsertulI, as Hoofandsi Biuers is
intenI led 10 benefit the afiicted0 and is mt
Ii. rum drink" ..G e
1905 Yours truly, LEVI e. BECK
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Fe2aN UBNTEEMEN i nave the, honor to ac-
-srsskuoH1edge,, tie receipt Of your letter in
forming me of my nomination by the
Democratic National Copvsntioa, recently
aszepbAs q GhicaseI aSthsf candidate
at the next election for President of the
United States. 4,r ,z,a sdT =.
~ It auhbecessary for me to say to you
that the nomination comes to me lun-
ii sought. ss1aos cd .sw5hsoA rs fo-s9sei =
-.AsG ami happy to know that When the
nomination was made the record of my
lee- public life was kept4i in viewy 7gg ue.lE
The effect of aoBgiand varied serVicein
the army during war and peace, has
been to strengthen and make indellible in
my mind and heart the love and rever-
ense for the Cehstitution, laws AMI flag
.osef ourneonntry impressed upon me In my
early youth. ss9 fstG loaoiaT'si
s1ucrsThese feelings have thus far guided
the course-ef my-lifeT and must continue
hafosd do 90 toeits end. 5lCdEDb red ,aegid
The existencelof more than one govern
.Fnenf3over the regionHwhich once owned
our flag is incompatible, with the peace,
.thePower, and the happiness Of the PEG
pie. ,e3soI e39df t{T
a r5Ehes preservation ofourJ Union was the
sole ay~owedobject for, whichathe war was
commenced1oIt should have been con-
Quoted for t~hat1object only. and IN accord
anceIwith those priDciples wbichsI took
occasion to declare when in active service
~ Thus conducted, tbe fBorkaof reconcil-'
.sfiation Rould-kavsebeen easy, and we
bsmight have reapea the benefit Of our
.htnApy. victories on land and sea. n lsL
hoss. The Union was originally formed BY
1.-The exercise of a spirit of eonciliation and
lecompromHe. Ito restore and preserve it,
ssahe same-spirit must .pravail in our ,coun.
sells; and IN the hearts Of the people, II 3
. The re-establishmen t of the Union in
all its integrityyis, and must continae to
asbe, the ndispensiblesconditio in any set
aftiement. so soon as it is. clear,,ior even
o. probable, that our present adyefsaFies are
ready for peace upon the basis of the
EUnion,lw ave should exhaust all the resour-
ces of craftsmanship practiced by civil,
sed5uatfohs, and taught by the traditions
-.bofthesAmerics people, consistent with
the honor Ind Interests Of the country, TX
secure such peace, re-establish the Union
and guarantee fprthe futRrerthe constitu
tionaf ffghtSofevery State.~ Hhe Unior
is the one condition of peaee-we ask ne
more.
Let me 'add what I doubt not was, al
Y6ousH unekpressed, the sentiment of tn.
Convention, Is it is of the people itheJ
represent, that when any one State is will
-Sling. to return to the Union, it should BE-
received at once, with a full guarantee O
all its constitutional rights.
IF a frank, earnest and persistent efor
to obtain those objects should fail, the re
spontibility for Interior consequences will
fall upon those who remain in arm
against the Union. But the Union mus
be preserved at all hazards.
1could not look in the face my gallan
comrades Of the army and, navy, who hav
suiTiEadJao many bloody battles, and tel
NoIF-1gsI OF ESzGs
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IIBrida;ei -N0otiCe5Dsv

rEHERE viii be offered to the lowest and
best bidder ON tn e; 18th day of August,
bridge near kugeles Corners in kuggles TIP,
Also at 3 O'Clock the same, day, near said
Corners, the building Q faspalfs BRIDGE
Also on The ! 9Th day, Of Angpst,,atlQ O'clock
A. NJ. the building or fspairlisg or e Bridge
on The road leading from Ashlapd TO New Ion
don. across uek Greek, in Ruggles township,
sssa1s4A koBEIRr sSoSW FsE coas.,
aoza eeS$ fg9BS BERRYt
aug. 10, qsss7nIg9s sssiass cav tsy-seeo
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Lincoln's Platform.
.bnad nil EXECUTIVE MANSION, !

IN 81 - oFi GiWAsHINdTuN, July 1s.
To 1chom IL may concern: 'b ut; Z
ANY proposition which EMBRACES the
restoration of peace, the integrity of the
whole Uniou, aud the abandonment il
slavery, and which comes by ard with an
authority that can can control the armies
'Low at war against the United States,
viii be received and considered by the
executive government of the United
States.yand will be mstr by liberal terms
gu Substantial aud collateral points, and
the bearer or bearers thereof shall have
safe conduct both ways. r.EcI :
sESighed1< sEABRaHAM LhNcoLy.
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IRON and wood collins always on hand, and
funerals attended upon short notice.
H. M.HICKOKS.
Ashland, May II, n49tf
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~ q general stock of wood and iron furnit
ARE on hand SIS S1sS H M HfGKOKSA
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For sA1e at am Times

always Keep en- ham a Q lot of the best o
Lime and Mortar for clustering 1T Stone
Work, which / will sell at the lowest rates for
the accommodation of the public. 1t is kept
in a building directly opposite McKane's
Black Smith Shop, on Orange street. and in
nv absence aTr. McKane vii attend TO Gus
toners 1 have also o hand a large lot of
good, sawed, pine lath. TO sale cheaper Than
they, can be got elsewhsreay9 Sri
? aAAshIand,S June l22,5 Is64-ne, !:
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LEVI GilBECK,

From Rev. y Newton Brown, D, p, Edi:or
of the Encyclopedia o. Religious knowledge
II and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.H j
Although moi disposedto favor or recon
mend Patent Medicines in general, through
distrust of3their ingiedients and effects i: l
yet know OF. ne, sufficient reasons why a man
may not testify to- tn. benefits he believes
himself to lave received from any Simple
preparation. in the hoaeI that hes Aiay thus
contribute TO the benefit of others
[ do this most re Oily in regard to Ho oit-
and's German Bitter. prepared by DR.. C,
NJ. jackson, of this eli because I was pre-
JUDGED against them for ms*hy years, unde-
the impression that tIey were chiefly an al
coholic mixtEre. / an indebted to my friend,
Robert Shoemal er, Eiq,., forth removal of
this prejudice by proper tests, and fornen-
enlargement to ~ them, when suffering
from great and long cintinued debility The
use of three ottles Of these Bitters. at'the
beginning OF, the present year, was followed
by cvie ent relief and restoration to a degree
of bodily and mental rigor which hae not
felt for six months before, and had almost
despaired of regainin2., 1 there fore, thank
God andlmy friend fol 'directingim me to the
use of them. E 81 ,k2A "H3E
Dl.1z1.1-lJ T,,olbo 1901 -. .-. 1.s & 81
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NANCYd PapsF and PictureS or WALT
BasSete is, II NJ EE 4oKS.
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-R1Htform OF The Democracy of
"RfReIPP fteSl SistssF n Z
tat the futa sln ths
deity 10 the Union under the Constitu-
tion. as the only-sofa-fonpdation of our
stfengths seenrit taashstpiness as a PEG
Aple, and as a z s1i6Hrfk Of government
Sk6p6Ay NeR19ueise % EhFk welfare aud
pc efsifth states5SOth Northern
~Rssotpsdh That this eonEenfsn does
[Htly4 declare, ds che sedse3of the
Amefican people: that after four years of
-. failure &. yestors the Union By theexper-
e. .selneptefiYara dlringt whiehss uqaer the
4v1apreteRee o sasmiiitaryI neeessityyer war
SzDpower higherathan othe Con stitdtion the
&o-0o1stitatioT itself has been disregard ed
in every part a26hdf I pSdtbficr Imnbsgffttss and pri-
pIospst syPf tRs sobstty esse n
tally imPafred1Justiee, humanity, libsr.
lUlak edisss gfSit5bs asds Al / osiys
of hostilities, with a view to an ultimdte
- aecenvea4ehzo of the States, or otherPeadA
ableSmeans, to the end that at the earliest
s3pszdticaBtA1dfsa pe3sShfayIbS restoSz
ed on the basis Of the Federal Union !
SE43fheSfates9tN t9akEss Sesssi hIHA -,
Resozped, That the difscts96teFfereance
OF the mllllafy auCn0r1tleS OF the united
States in the recent ELECTIONS held in
Kentucky, Maryland Missouri, ana Della
ware, was a tshannefaI violation of the
Constitution; andsalrepstitioh Of such acts
IN the approaching election will be held
kHzkeF6ihtionary, and resisted with all the
asnieshs and power Under our control.
&1ATR es6l5ea, she aim and object of
saIAhsD end9latspai is to preserve the
Federal Union aud the rights of, the
States unimpafrsd;; ana they hereby de-
clare that they consider that the adninis-
trative usurpation. of extraordinary ana
dangerous powers not gfanted BY" the
Constitution; the subversicn of the civil
SGsb5 military Law in States not in insurrec-
sktfs1,fRe arbitrary mnilitary. arrest, impri-
,EEeonnent, trial and Sentence of American,
2Icitizens 10 States where civflfaw exists in
full force; the suppression OF freedom Of
speech and of the press; ia denial of the
right OF asylumj3thej6psnland avowed dis
regard of State rights; the employment.
ga ufluRusualf festI oaths; and the ~interfer-
aaareace With add dehia oflthel right of the
people to bear arms in their defense, is
z9hi1phtsf t9pfssepe4 fssSprats9H # the
1mpp, Adhe RsgpetsptioaQ Of a govern
sr6edtdsrVingAf rs jusG powers sffom tie
consent of the governed.
d&ks ResoEesd, That the shameful disregard
of the administrators to its duty, in re-
-speett to our. fellowreitizeps who now are,
&atkhdliong have BEEN prisoners OF war in "a
AsufeEing condition deserves the severest
reprobation on the score alike of public
policy and common humanity. d
R~eseleA9rThat the ysynlpathy sof the
Dshpctatc Ptrty isheNtlyaad Earnestly
extended to the soldiery of our army and
sailors of our navy, who are and have
been in the field and on the sea, under
the flag Of their country and, in the
event Of its attaining power lsy -Yill re
the brave Soldiers and sailors of the Re-
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&C., &c, &c &c. =,
4fAll work manufactured from the very best
natal, and WARRANTED which he will sell as
CHEAP as any establishment this side of tha
city. HIS work is made ! y experienced
workmen and can be r.-ccFeE as good.
Or3erss1iiled on short notice.
Particular attention is also paid to the
- UNDERTAKING. BUSINESS.
. 1have on Ran~da!splendid new Hearse and
a lar e lpt,pf Coffias got up in best style,
AID when a Y thing Of the Kind is desired, /
can accommodate the County at the lowest
price and on the-'shortest notice.
Give me a cali before purch asingg else
where, a&Efeet confdent of my .sbility TO
Suit eoth asAto Workmanship and price
Shop in the building formerly occupied by j.
D. Stubbs
f. april 29th 1868. n4S. c1 q ii
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hi 4 90 fit@ Dissolution. - j
.TFIHE partnership heretofore existing be
tween Stringer s Jacobs is this day mu-
tually dissolved, AHs and aeconnts CT
.the llateifemiwil be settled5b yfF.S Jacobs,
late OF. said frme5lThel busine"s viii hereafieg
be conducted in the name OF, and by e. t
Stringer. who hopes by attention to business 70
obtain d liberal sh re Of patronage.
.tsf7 : E. 4. SPRINGER.
July 6. 4wf19n5ie gsl!uT7Qmp9 SUI
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MEG ANDaESxpRRIEkcE


4 aaS -flle OF An syALIp. n 9se
Published for. the benefit, and as q eau
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, Who suf-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
of Manhood. &cS. supplyihgs at the sane time
THE MEANS or ,SELF-CuRE.. By cne who has
cured himself after undergoing Considerable
quackery. By enclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be. 3 -offhs au-
thor. -
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Ese.,
111y523eS shB rooislyn. Kings GoaN r.
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Valuable Town Properly For
-. - ! @ IL -. ! 20 =

s7St H2aa23o IS ale. E.2EhEy sE7nt !,
TIME undersigned desires to sell as soon as
nossible his residence with the Tahnery,
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending 10 third treet,
Ashland. One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, itwo plenty 81 iruits
shrubbe,y, &C., &C., good water and all the
conveniences for a first class residence
1 will sell all together or in parts and ~ lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the p, emist.s of Justiss DaNisi
.t yol s.or s ID Htw HUGH DAYS.
March 23d. 1854. =. s,se44e aof,sto,se.
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From Rev. J.. H. Turner. Pastor of Hoa
ID ioding Nh Church, Philadelphia.ss7G
DR.. jackson Dear Sir :-Haxing uE
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Large Size {ho1ding nearly, double quantity.
1H bA PSI pr BcttleAhalf doz- S. 00)
Small Size, rs cts. per Bottle-half doz. 81 90
BEWARE OF sCOUNTERFEITERS.
See that the SIGNATURE of &C. III. JACK
SON.s i on the NRAPfER ofseach Bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be pu. of by any Of the intox-
icating preparations that may be offered in
It's place. but send to us, and we will forward
securely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 631
Arch treet, Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia, June %. 1861. elAa2 143
NEWTON BROWN PhiladelpLia.
From the Rev; J0si I: Ksnpard, Pastor /

From the Rev. Jos. Il. Kennard, Pastor. Of
~ 1nt@ the 10th Baptist Church
. DIR. Jackson:4Dear Sir II ha Fe been fire.
queutIy1reeuesied to <otrn ect my name with
recommendations OF different kinds of madi-
cinss, but regarding the practice as out 0tfuyl
aipprt pirate phere,. haye in; all gases de
ciined; but with a clear proof in various in
Stances. ana particularly in my. family, of
the usefulness Of DR.. Eioofiand'si German Bit
tiers | depart for once from my usual course,
10 express my full conviction thai. for general
debility OF the system and esaScially for Liv-
er Complaint, it is. a safe and valuable pre-
paratiob. In some cases it may fail; but u
sually, u doa5tsnot;y I6 VIII be very beneficial
to thoso whoysuffer fronothesabove cause.
Yours, very respectfully tHf
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sbss9ESae E Eh1' ( sa ~, ,sSRlR5 e ss sos ne

extended to the soIdIery Of our army and
sailors of cur navy, who are and have
been, in the field and on the sea, under
the fags Of their country and, in the
eyeptofit its attaining power lley Yil re-
4qeiYea ~ care, ProteotPp, ADD rsgaJd that
the brave Soldiers and sailors of the Re-
Siaapublic have SO nobly earned 81 n1 4
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IccIelIah's Platform.

ORANGE, NEWJERsEY: Ser
, 1864-07-03

WASHINGTON, July 2--The notice for pre-
posa1s for the luan Of Sc, ,0o0, 900, being the
amount of unaccepted offers under the form~
Ct g., 900 Goa, ,is withdrawn and the proposals.
received VIII be returned to those who offer
cd them.
Senator Fessenden had q long interview with
President lincoln to-day aud WIS eubse~
ducntly in the Senate attending to business.
There seems 10 be no doubt that he las con-
eented to accept Of the position Is Secretary
The be senate eonar1ned thf domination Of q,
4. Gilmore to be Majozf General Of To1un-
teerf.
Committee on the Military hill bare agreed
and viii soon make their report to Congress.
Comm mutation is aholiaaed. and recruiting Is
Dermittcd in certain rebell1ous States which
are named In the bill No recruiting, how
ever, can take place On account Of the Nor
fhern States fn Tennessee and Arkansas,
Fits days' IL the time fixed for volunteering
before tiraft-
i report Gom the State Department, ac'
compapied with evidence, went into the Sen
IT.. to-day rejecting severely on the steamarl
| In the Vanderbilt line between New Torl
| aud Asplnwan.
ment The new Secretary Of the Freasu1,
, 1864-07-03

from one position to another, did Gregg con-
tinuc to light this sast}y supe1lo: force toE
four or fye hours {from 2 p. N. till night
His last position was admirably chosen near
the most fearful havoc in tho enemy g ranks.
Roudol and Dennisou here remained at their
posts till their last ronnd Of canister was ex-
nended. and when Dcnnison. with Lieuten.
ants Caicf, Cameron and LItt1caele lfmbsred
up to Withdraw, the. rebels were chzrsin!.
upon their pieces only seven to eight rots
distant. The brave men Of DavIes' brig4
however, threw themselves upon them, and,
holding them at bar, protected their guts.
The foe, d,spirited and chopflllen at ths!r
lack Of SUCCESS, now gave up the pursuit,
and Gregg rejoincd Sheridan on the banks OF
the James, after fighting march Of some
twelve miles through the dust on one Of tue
ho44ast IA. nf the seaAon.
, 1864-07-03
From CAIRO.
Capture Of TIa-elad Gunbont by the
Rche1s-nEnrtuaduAe Acr0ss the LIZ.
kansas River

CAIRO, July l.-Tle tin-clad gunboat
Queen City, Acting Master Hickey, was cap
tured at Columbia, on White river, on the
morning Of the eth ult., By the rebels under
Shelby, numbering 200 men. Most Of the Of
1cefs and crew were captured. Tue enemy
during Thursday night planted a'battery on
the shore opposite where the gunboat was
lying at anchor, and at daylight opened upon
and immediately disabled her. The rebels
took off three of her guns mud quantity Of
ammunition, when three other gnuboata
came up aud compelled the rebels to abandon
and burn her. Communication between
Memphis and Little Rock Is entirely Suspend
ed owing to the rebel blockade at the Cutoff.
1t Is believed that heavy fight occurred
in the vicinity OF Clarendon Saturday and
Sunday, between the gunboata and rebel bat
tcr1es, as continued firing was heard at tue
mouth Of White River. Gen. slarmaduke
with large force Of rebels ia at Red Forls,
on the Arkansas River, and part Of bis army
has crossed over, and at last accounts were
threatening to occupy st. Charles and Crock.
ctt's Bluff, on the west side Of Wsite River,
Marmaaukc is reported to have over S,00l
men, with forty pieces Of artillery, and 1t Il
believed Ills intention Is to 1solate Gen
Steele from his base Of supplies, and oo~ope
rating with Price, compel him to evacuat'
the State.
Gen. Canby moved his headquarters from
Nntchez to New Orleans, and Ia taking MI th
Doats there tor military service, consequent.
no arrivals from thc1s need be expected fo
some 1a{R.