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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-06
[From the Crisisl.
SPECULATING IN BLOOD.

Another battle fought and gainedl
Another victory wonl
Another field with crimson stained,
Beneath Southern sun!
Ten thousand men lie there asleep,
To waken ne'er again;
And thrice ten thousand mourners weep
In anguish for the slain. tr
Mother, your brave, young SON is there,
- The boyish form lies low;
The breeze that lifts his curling hair
And sweeps his cheek of snow;
Cannot from its immortal home,
Recall the spirit fed;
Neither your dearest hope is flown;
Your SON is with the dead.
And there, o, weeping, stricken wife,
That face you know too well;
Swept down before the storm of strife,
Your trust, your refuge fell G
Your children, orphans-you their all
widow, and alone;
o God how earthly idols fall
How are they thickly strown.
Sister, your proud, bright brother lies
In ghastly silence there,
With shadows in his joyous eyes,
And ckilness in the air,
That breathes above his wounded breast
Wounded that fatal day
And on the lips your lips have pressed,
The signet of decay. t
Maiden, you wait and watch in vain,
For one who may not come;
Go seek upon the battle plain
The long, long, absent one.
That mark upon his forehead white,
Tells how the warrior fell;
Shot deadi the words bring sorrows blight
Where hope had loved to dwell.
But yet. though human hearts weep blood,
For father, brother, son,
Though anguish rises like flood,
The carnage must go on.
The rich must fill their Golfers deep,
again and yet again.
Though twice ten thousand corpses sleep
On many Southern plain.
When those who rule our rulers. call,
battle must be fought;
Stocks must go up, though soldiers fall,
What are these sufferings?. Naught.
Naught weighs against the greed of gain,
When once it fires the soul,
1t sears the heart, and DER the brain
Holds absolute control.
o fiends : WHO rafk on Izfuerry,
And take her name IN vain,
To cloak your black iniquity,>
And heeting wealth to gain, ---
Hs.t many lives you sacrifice
How many ?-and what for
What for that stocks may-nigher rise,
And you grow rich by war.
The spoils your guilty hands now hold,
Are red with murders glow;
Their price is paid thousand fold.
In bleod, and tears, and woe.
And though your foreheads may not wear
The outward sign of shame,
Before the Infinite you bear
The cursed mark of Cain
'Tis not for mortals to predict
The punishment of those
Who on the human race. infiict
Such countless, cureless woes
Almighty Ged, and He alone,
Your guilt can comprehend;
And Endless Justice will its own
Stern retribution send, y. A.
DOVER, o., Sept, 1863
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bill to guarantee to certain States whose gov
ernments have been usurped or Overthr own
a republican form of government
Mr.. PENDLEToN said:
Mr.. Speaker: 1 avail myself of the in
diligence granted me by the House to en-
force quite at length the views which 1
deem pertinent to this debate. The de-
tails Of this bill require examination as
well as its general policy. 1t provides
that in all the States whose governments
are usurped or oVerthrown by persons in
rebellion the President shall appoint q
military governor, whose pay and emolu.
ments shall be those of brigadier gene
raj; that SO soon as this governor is salts
fed that the people of the State shall have
"suficiently returned to their obedience
to the Constitution and laws of the Uni
ted States" he shall cause an enrolment
to be made of the white male citizens
resident in their respective counties by
the marshal and his deputies, who shall
tender to each one the oath to support
the Constitution. IF one-tenth part of the
persons enrolled in each county shall take
this oath, he shall by proclamation Gin
vite the loyal people of the State to elect
delegates to a convention" He shall
then divide the State into election dis
tricts, assign to each its number of dele
gates, designate the day and the place
for holding the election, appoint commits
sioners to superintend the voting, and
prooide an adequate force to keep the
peace. The bill prescribes the qualifca-
tion of electors. They must be loyal,
white male citizens of the United States
resident in.the county, enrolled as afore-
said, and must have taken the oath pre-
scribed by the act of 1862; and no person
who has held any Office, civil or military,
State or Confederate, under the rebel
usurpation, or who has voluntarily borne
arms against the United States, shall be
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-06
s~ A Paris correspondent writes:

must for an instant allude to new
fashion grounding my statement on pic
ture, in the Journal Hlustrs. I limited
some weeks ago that ladies were about to
wear sscoat tails" The time has arrived
for that innovation. and only last night I
beheld with astonishment, not unnixed
with terror, many ladies in silk and satin
dress coats, waistcoats, shirts, collars and,
cravats-they have assumed them all in
turns What remains for them to wearl
Echo answers trou-well, never mind
what echo answers, but a, Highland chisf-
tain's wife would find it clip to assume.
But who am I that would interfere with
ladies' toizettess Only do hope they
won't get into the habit of standing with
their backs to the fireplace and their
hands in their pockets.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-06

NoTRE DAME.-The Cathedral Of Mo-
tire Dame, Paris, has only just been con-
secrated, under an indulgence from the,
Pope. The Cathedral was founded Eve
hundred years ago, but this omission, or
delay, in the consecration ceremony, is
due to the fact that the building was NOT
actually finished until this day. 2 ai'e-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-06

sECONsTRUCTION,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-06
OSBORNS CURTIS,

HAVE formed partnership in the practice
efLaw, and will attend to business in their
professio on in Ashland and adjoining coun-
ties. Office in the building heretofore oc-
cupied by W. Osborn, on hGrch street.
June 8, 1864, v19n1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-06
y. H McCOMBS.

ATTORNERY and Counsellor at Law, Ash
land Ohio Office in the Bank buildin G
over-the Hardware Store. vl9n1
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I. J. KENNY. r. NJ. CAMPBELL
KEEEr CAMPBELL.
WT. JOHNSTON.

ATTORNEY at Law, Office over Beer & Gra-
hams Sore, Main Street, Ashland, o., will
attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his care. Special attention given to coli
lection of Soldiers claims of all kinds
June 8, 1864, V19nl
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TyANCYs Paper and Pictures or WALT
H Baske ts, II NJ HIG AOKS.
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SPEECH OF
Hon. George II. Pendleton,
OF OHIO,
Delivered in the House of Rep
resentatiYes, May 4, 1854.

The House having under consideration thu
bill to guarantee to certain States whose gov
ernments have been usurped or Overthr owl
a republican form of government
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-07-06

J. ]. JACOBS. wv M'CoRD.
JACOBS s. .W,CORD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, Ohio, will
attend to all professional business intrusted
to them in Ashland, and adjoining counties.
Bounty money, back pay and pensions for
soldiers and others entitled thereto, pro-
cured, and collections made with prompt
ness and attention.
Office over the shoe store, Main Street,
opposite the Bank.
IT. J. KENNY. r. M. CAMPBELL
KE.K.FT s. C.a.MPBEEL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland Ohio !;
office on Church Street, in the BRICK build
ing Immediately West OF Kahn's -stOre-
June 8, 1864, vi on1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28
WynkOop,s Iceland PectoraI.

Diseases OF the throat, chest aud pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous, The
properties OF a medicine TO slleviate, cure aud uproni
these complaints, must he expectorant, anOdyne and
inyigorating, lOOsening the mucus Of the throat, aud
imparting tone to the entire system. No discovery m
medical science ever mastered this class OF Diseases
like Or. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoial. II In used with
the most astonishing resuits IN all cases OF bronchit =,
influenza, whooping cough, ~dipiheria or putrid sore
throat, asthma, Group, coughs, colds nervous 'rriia-
bility, 40.
The RoV J.J. Potter certihes that, al have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, ind
have recommended Ito many others, and have never
seen its equal" heV. j.. j. Potter, Brooklyn N. ".
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimoni-
ais could be produced, showing lis remarkable cures
and that II never fails.
II IL composed OF pure Iceland Nose, balm OF oil.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Eleeampane, Comirey, nur.
dock, and other invaluable expe0tsrRnt aud tome in.
gradients, ltin harmlesa, prompt and lasting. ln-
valIds aud sufferers cannot Afford tn neglect a trial.
Every family should have IL. IL IL remarkable Tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendation aud al
reotionB accompany each bottle.
Bold IN Dayton by W. W, Stewart and all principal
dr1RgiatA.
Prepared by Dr., R. d Wynkoop, and sold by u. s..
Barnes A Co, Now York. sc2idly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28
Whose BOtl-Yesterday morning about

Whose BOyl-Yesterday morning about
10 o'clock, a woman entered Il dwelling on
Hess ST., mo III having u nice little boy
along with her, apparently about . years old,
dressed in country flannel, She told the Ia.
dy of the house that the child was hungry,
and requested her to give it something To cat
The good lady took the little fellow back into
the regions Of tho pantry, and while there
ministering to his wants, the female party in
the front room uncsremoniously %decampod,
and has not been seen or hehrd of siuce.
The child-said to be a pretty little fellow
-has boon placed in tho keeping of Marshal
Cain.
Boarding Wanted, by Young lady, in n
private family, where there arc no other
hoarders. Address this Office.
Boy Wanted-An intelligent boy ia want
cd to attend Office, and make himself gouer-
ally useful. Apply Mt No. 90 Ludlow 81.
House for Rent on Scar St., and a farm
for rent or sale below Centreville. Call at
VIM. Walkers Clothing Store, Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28
JROteIs,
UNITEDETATES HOTEI

BEACH STREET. BOSTON.
DFSoliy opposite ne Roston and Worcester Railroad
Dspot)
IVA undersigned. who has baen connected with the
Il Americas Houae, m this dy, iE eyer niue yeafr,
has leased this we'll. knoWn and popular Hotel for !
term OF ysars, and pledges Ain .Slf 10 his n,euds and
the puhlie 10 use hia uthoet ehoTls 70 sustain ths rep
ktahbn pf Cue pNlTVp aTATks HoTkL, - q hrst.
Class houee, Th1 Pubic may rely upon finding, Al
ms hbass, all the SPPhAnSssAn and sOuiioHs Of hst-
beSdom fHkEKth PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

Prof De Mum, the HAIR REsToRRR, of
New York, will be ut the Phillips House on
next Monday, where hs may be consulted du-
ring the week, with reference to badness,
falling Of the hair, &c, See his ADVERTISE.
ment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

Having taken charge of tho DArroN EMPtRT, we
possess all The desired faculties Tor publishing a frat
clasg paper ani respectfully submii this Prospectus
20 the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every.
whore, for their subscription aud support.
The EaPiHE will Ice II Democratic paper, without
amy prefix or qualification, IL will be- for Oonautution,
FOR Law, for Liberty, for Peace. "Tha Empire is
Peace said Napoleon, and no, humbly, bul earnest
ly, say We. ThHSe IDEAS we nhall inculeats; not by
viOlent or foicillo Resistance TO constituted authority,
but within tue pale OF tho law, by argument, by fnctt.
by appeals tn tic reason OF the people.
This year at 1864 ID destined to ha memorable for
al ume. II Unjust mark tho Era OF Democratic Laatn,
ration-law, order, Peace, ind Union or the utter
aud final overthrow OF American Lbe,ty, with super.
yenlng Despoilsm, or Anarchy, which II more ia be
deplored than DespOtism.
One OF the conditions OF Democratic snoress which
must ho camplled with, IN the dissemination Of Dam-
ooratlc papers. These ought Ia be put IN The hand,
of every man who will rcad them. II this were Of.
fectad, all doubt Of success next fall would ha reno v
ed; The people viii redeem themselves, Il they can
only be informed.
Those who were readers of tho
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28
A. Nc. MCGUIRE,
REAL

FtAFNL CONGRATULATIONS
NO. 2qO THIRD aTREET, AT JOHN II. sToPPEL-
MANS oFFIOE.
L HAVE a large amount OF property for sale, such
M houses and lots, In al parts Of the city, nj ynh.
Gus pFicea, ranging rom four hundred Ia I'm Thousand
dollars, on good payments, and we'll siulatod; and
any quantity Of warrant lots Tor sale. Also, several
farms tor sule, ranging from one hundred aud sixty
acres down to u two aerel 4, adjoining the city and ia
the county.
Those having property fr sala, aud those wanting
10 bay, will do we'll "a call on me, N shall give
prompt attention To Nil business entrusted 10 my care,
/ have hal considerable onpeuOnce ia the hAisiness.
jasdim A. II. MeClURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28
Life. spioe, and Variety.

400. ... ..
A. MARION MELHoRsE having declined TO taxa
charge 0i the Roman kmpirs-win have Depar.
ment 10 The EhPRR OF Dayton, and will "irTaihata
the evening horizon, !" with his usual ability AZ
"the sequel will truly show"
The Rnthor Of "UNuLE SANS HOTEL" "RYF
COFFEE" "DE sRRENADE," Ao viii sing hIs
merry songs M often Ms occasion inspires them.
There will, as In the Logan Gatoffe, be a quantity Of
"ButternutH picked up under our own Tree" and
served IN each numDeT Of tho Weekly,
In addition IN tins, cAreml attention will be maid In
the News OF the Week, Market RspOrta, and, In a
word, all that goes 10 make up a pleasant, reliable,
and radically sound Democratic paper.
We send This Prospectus TO old friends oyarywbere.
and ~ many OF whom we hope TO make friends. In
the belief and hope that they Will aid us m Tie estab.
lishnent OF n reasonably prosperous Democrats
paper.
TERMS,
70 single subscribers 81 per annuu, always In ad.
vance. Afor deliberation we have concluded moi.
withstanding tho exorhitant prices tor paper. ink, 4c
To send ten copies OF the Weekly for Fifteen Dollars,
knowing that there IN not = township ~ OHIO wheroa
cluh may not h. made mp on these terms.
The Daily h Aent 10 mail Subscribers for 81 per nm.
num-, IN advance, or six mOnthH for 81.
Address
HUBBARD l. BROTHER,
layton QUO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

Book Bindery-ln Beckers Building, over
the Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such AS Blank Books, Maya.
Zines, nc. Ruling done to order. Remember
tho place, Room No, %, Beckols Building.
Wv local. +. w. MHYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

Missing BOoks--Persons having books
belonging to the Dayton Library, are reques
ted to return them without delay. An early
compliance with this notice is earnestly so
licited.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28


CurseS-We used to hear, as Often as there
was any opportunity for disquisition of the
sort. much talk from the pulpit of curses Wis
tied by the Almighty upon the people for
their sins. Ministers seemed to welcome a
small pestilenee, or a partial blight, for the
reason that they night grow eloquent in in.
terpreting the ways of God to man, and bring
to the altar peuitent sinners, anxious for the
salvation Of their souls.
We we're all witness, q few short months a.
60, to the unexRmpled and melancholy spec
tAcle, Of wide fields Of corn, which had prom.
Used a prodigious harvest, frozen and sore in
the very middle of summer. Few of those
called to preach, had the temerity to deal
with this strange dispensAlion Of Providence,
aud those who alluded 10 il at oil, did It in
terms far more brief than lucid or satisfactory.
But we have another phenomenon, quite
as strange, aud which, for aught any of Us
can know, may DO far more serious aud per-
mAnent in its results. We have another
blight to record, though wo do not yet know
lis extent, To n day almost as warm as sum.
mer, succeeeed a night of arctic severity
The fruit is killed in the germ, and tho trees
that bear the fruit, are believed in good part
TO have persisted. Now what if our forests
have shared tho doom Of our orchard trees,
aud instead Of the green foliage they have
been went Ia wear in the spring and sumper,
shall present nothing to the eye but dead and
naked branches, deoaying, and soon 70 fall 10
the earth to rotH This may be so. Aud H.
sSparadded to this, tho peSt year shall W. one
Of pestiisnoe, as those familiar With the con.
diIions of disease, regard as not Improbable
what thsne Shall wo hear nothing Of he
curse Of the Almighty Aud to what will the
curse be aluibutedP II Is not at all too soon
for political preachers to be considering atop-
10 which, il presented suddenly, might por,
plek them in diseessioe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

The Vallandigham Fund in Dayton
The Committee OF Ladies' in the Fifth Ward,
for tho collection Of the ValIandigham Fund,
have just RENTED 1921, 90 to Columbus.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28
ausic.
STRING MUSIC.

I AM prepared TO furnish String Music for halls,
parties, Af., Mt the lowest possible rates. having
played with Prot. Farchild during the last summer,
] feoieonldent that D rGn satisfy all his old custom
ers. I am a member Of the Rogimontal Band, aud
eau Furnish any numher OF pieces for u string band,
All orders lett with Charles TheOhald, corner Third
anil JeilersOn streets, under Huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
drl2iAm DANIEL n. BAKER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

1--WE notice, by the way, that tho National
Democratic Committe," charmed by the sue.
cess Of the Republicans at Chicago, have de-
termined to court fortune by holding their
next convention at the same place. They
ought to remember that not only tho place
where the Republican convention was hold,
but also the principles which IL announced,
brought success to its candidates. - UeDe.
land Leader.
The principles it announced brought sue
cess to the candidates it is true, and the
success of the candidates has brought death
already to more than a million Of American
c%itlzensl Yea, it has brought death, and sor
row, dishonor and despair 1t has reproach-
cd our civilization, degraded our religion, and
destroyed free government The mar who
exhults over the success Of black republican
ism, at this time ofday, ought to punch out
his eyes and get a little dog to lead him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

Funeral NOtice.-The funeral of the late
David II. Mause, Of Co. A., 93d regiment, who
fell at Mission Ridge, will take place to-mor
row, Friday, ut 2 o'clock, p. NJ from the res.
idenco of his father, 81 Wayne st. Services
at Raper Chapel. Pacific and other Fire
Companies, are invited to attend.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28
1AcolCdI.
CINCINNATI VBNEREAL HOSPITAL
Established In Tho Year 1880,

Established In Tho Year 1880,
FoR THR CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under tho eenrol Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians Ia the world,
nR, Il. ROHAPA RTE, from London and Paris
u Hospitals, and for tho past ten yeafs Of the ON.
ninnaa VenereAi Hospital, aud DIR. v. u, REYNOLDS,
late Of Now York. This IA tho only othce Ia the city
where a tournament cure NJ Private Diseases can h.
ohtained, without lhe use Of mareury or change of
diet GonOrrhWa cured In sto "a hours, elect cnred
In atO 10 DAYS; Structures cured In I to y weeks, hO0.
turnal Emissions stopped ia 4 10 . days. seminal
Weakness cured IN 2 tOS weeks; syphilisih Ia prma.
~ stages cured In s days. Soc ndary symptoms 10 1
10 swsehH; skin Diseases cured IN 10 ) weoksi i'm.
potency, Vigor restored "a I 20 weeks an diseases
% = private nature treated With unparalleled sueoess,
Dr. Bonaparto'a great work on private Diseases, tho
Private Guide 10 Health, ~ henohcial 10 all, nale and
lemnie, old ani Young, should read this book ltwill
enlighten those who crops In darkness. Proc 70
aeuta, aentby mail.
perfectly aafo, and Royer fails 90 go .ahstscuop. it's
the only sale and sure prevonhva against disease.
Price OF tho French Patent Mate saio, " the single
ana, - por half doGeu. ~ par dozen, sent by mali,
1srMndaino LOziRRs FomLe Mouihly Pills Is q
aafo and reliable remedy for sapprehsions and all TO.
male diseases ladie. should not uso them blnng
pregnancy, ~ they vii produce miscarriage. Prose
81 a. por boH-eHtra hhe sb-sonito any address b.
Drs, B, A 4. Are the men 10 consult they are ~.
qussdonaiay Aeknovledged 10 bp tho ohanplons and
Kings Of vsAereal eiseasea, md the only Doctors Who
have been accustomed Rora Rn early ago Of youth IL
witness the VaFieus diseases which Athiet nankad,
aud 20 watch thS Progress through = i1nE career o.
hmntAe abode Of poverty - Tho manaon Of the veal
hy, sud having asaeftansd heyond a doubt she vast
sanaFaHVo HystoTn a. thar particular studN, aud 20 da.
vote their whole attention 10 tho altevlahon OF the dis
sasssfei nniess thoy csntsin 4 remittance on a post
% stamp. Call or address,
pys, h~0NArAGrh tReIEoLDa,
No. laa Sycamore street, hatween finh a Bath, east
aide, UnoinnAh, Ohio.
once hours hOm . An. toe Pm. les
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-28

Remains of Col. King.-The romans of
Col. KING, are expected to reach here this
evening on the 8 o'clock train. They will be
taken to the court room, under military ca.
cort, where they will remain in state, until 2
o'clork, p. NJ, on Sunday, when the funeral
will take place. Tho court room, meantime,
will be open to those who wish to look upon
the remains.