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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-14

LYcEUM. We notice by our ex-
changes that in nearly all the towns and
eisies of the State, lyceums have been or
33gshized. Why not have one in Ashlandi
- would be productive of much good,
fpd We hope to see the necessary steps
taken towards perfeesing such an orgaDi-
s.s.sation. 49,
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From the Rev. Jos. Fl. Kennard, Pastor of
the 9th Baptist Church.

From the Rev. Jos. II. Kennard, Pastor of
the 10th Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson:-Dear Sir.-I have been fire.
quently requested to connect my name with
concentrations of different kinds of medic
cines, but regarding the practices as out of my
appropriate Ephere, I have ina all cases de-
ciined; but with a clear proof in various IN
stances, and particularly in my family, of
the usefulness of DR.. Hollands German Bit
ters. 1 depart for once from my usual course,
TO express my full conviction that. for general
debility of the system and especially for Liv-
er Complaint, it is q safe and valuable pre-
paration. In some cases st may fail; but u
sually, 1 doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial
to those who suffer from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia
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~ DIR. THw1 Ne-sunday and Mon
day till noon.
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From Rev. Waoren Randolph, Pastor of Bap-
fist Church, Germantown Penn.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir :-Fersonal
experience enables me to say that l regard
the German Bitters prepared by you as q
most excellent medicine. In cases of severe
cold and general debility 1 have been greatly
benefited by the use of the Bitters, end
doubt not they will produce similar effects on
others.
Your, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pa.
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DYSPEPSIA
AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM DIS
ORDERS OF THE LIVER AND
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ARE CURED By
III o FL .aN
German Bitters.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING
r o II q c.
These Bitters have performed more
cures! Have and do give better sat
isfaction! Have more Testimony!
Have more respectable People to vouch
for them than any other article in the
market. We defy any One to
contradict this assertion.
A.FD N-E W.ILL Ply $1,000
To any one that will produce o Certifca tie
published by US, that is not GENUINE.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Will cure every case of Chronic or Nervous
Debility. Diseases of the Kidneys, and all
diseases arising from q disordered
Liver or Stomach.
Observe the following symptoms:
Resulting from Disorders Of the .Di-
gestiOe Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness or Blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or E1uttering
at the Pit of the
Stomach. Swim
ming of the
Head,
Hurried
B T e athing.
AMI difficult. F1ut-
teri1g at the Heart.
Choking or Suffocating SEN
sations when in a lying posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be-
fore the Sight. Fever and Dull Painin
the Head, Deficiency of Precipitation, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes,, Pain in
the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs,
Sc, Sudden Flushes of -
Heat. Burning in
the Flesh, Cons
tant Imaginings
of Evil, and
great Depres-
eien of Spirits.
Il E " e N B E. r
THAT THIS BITTERS IS
~ O II II Il C. % II o L
$3.50
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J.. w. McDOWEL,
SURGEON DgNTsT,
ASHLAND, OHIO.
ASHLAND, OHIO,

OFFICE up stairs in DR.. Kellogg's new brict
building, corner of Main and Church Streets
Long experience in this bushes renders
it almost unnecessary for me to say that my
work has always given entire satisfaction.
EE
SET ON GOLD, SILVER AND VULCANITE,
in a style that cannot be SURPASSED in this
or any other State. 1 wish it further un-
derstood thai secured some time since, the
EXCLUSIVE right to manufacture sets of arti-
fetal teeth upon the yulcanite base in the
of Ashland. Prices moderate to suit
the times.
j. W. mcdowell
July 2. 1s62-tf
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P. F. W. g G. R r. TIME TALsE

CHANGE oF.TIME.
On and after date, Trains on the P. Ft.W
. G. r. r., will leave Mansfield Junction as
Commencing on Sunday, May 15,1s64.
TRAINS GOING E4ST.
Express Passenger, 7;42 a. NJ
u Mail and Passer ger, 9:11 A. II.
Fast Express 1888 P NJ.
Express Passenger, 6:42 P. N.
Local Freight 7,05 A. NJ
Through Freight, 7:30P.M
Throug h Freight eTTfs 2;40P p. NJ.
Through Freigh 1856 NJ,
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Express Passenger. s:15 A. M.
Crestline Accom-. Passenger, 11;03 A. NJ.
q. s. Mail Inc Passenger, 4,45 P M.
Express 9;12 P. NJ.
Local Freight, 400 P. N.
Through Freight, $3.50 Pm.
Through Freight $3.50 A. M.
Through Freight, 500 P. NJ.
FRANK WARD, Agent
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Il E " E. N B E. r
THIS BITTERS is
~ O n II Il C O H O LIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM oRwHISKEY
And can't make Drunkards,
BUT
r rro
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House Painting. and Paper Hanging

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ak 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
The Course of the Fremont Wen

The Baltimore Gazette. in is Washington
correspondence, has the following:
II j. understood here that the leaders Of The
Fremont iaciion have determined to org ,nze in
every election district throughou, the North.
irrespective OF the present Republican organiz -
ton. with view 20 run the Pathfinder : ii can
didate, whether Mr. Lincoln : nominated by the
June convention or not Thew allege as al ex
cuse for this revolutionary party action. that the
convention l. certain to be controlled by the
great ShOjdy. contracting and Office holding in
tere>t> TIE, assert lha. General Simon Came
ron Is COMMANDMENTS Chief oil the Lincoln forces
and that he has arranged the DELEGATIONS from
al the Northern States in favor ot Mr. Lincoln :
advance: hence they decline To recognize the
validity OF mAie up convention. aud will con-
test the canvass uutn the close oi the polls This
movement in connection with POmerOy : speech
is creating no lutte excitement in Administration
circles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
STATE ITEMS.

The name of the Post Office formerly
known kent's Station Newton county, has
been changed TO Adriance.
Wheat CROP p n Collins. ESQ. Of
Adams county, writes w. as follows III regard 10
the prospects of the growing wheat crop in that
section of the State:
Our wheat was ds ged in February. in fact the
worst that | have witnessed for eighteen
years. perhaps the exception of one season The
crop protected bv the snow until the Februa
nv freeze. Mt which time it seemed 10 be tender
and looked "a though it was almost entirely de
stroved. but WIS recovering somewhat until the
present cold spell set in. which cannot fail 10 do
it much injury Wheat growers feel very much
discouraged in this recion of country.
We shall he obliged 10 our friends all over the
State il they will give similar Information in
regard to the prospects of the crops 10 their
several localities.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
MAR RED.

Al he Episcopal Church in this city yesterday, by the
Reoto- RosERr NJ. MARHALL, OF Madison, Indiana, and
Miss c. sSIE TRUKsroN OF this city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24

TENHE horrors OF the battlefield. fierce and deadly
flict> tue din of battle and the Ia e war,
represented with el like vivi The thunder Of the
and the din OF the battlefield fan upon the
Of the fence The IRE and smoke of the adj ancing
hosts. and their desperate charges The fear
fu work of carnage and death J. presented with dis
tincinesS and yvlrness mOcking reality. By the aid Of
extensive aud Intricate hinery. mechanical appli
ceS. chemical effects and ingenious 6iOramc accom-
panaments before introduced in his country the
audience can almost imagine themselves &C sp-ca-
each view j. arsticaly arranged that the
behodtr may distinctly traverse with the eye entire
battle ID, follow the mentS OF the Grand Ar
my, from outbreak of the rebellion TO the present
time.
The earlier portion % this great Hstorir. Hum mated
TsbIeauN painted in London a cost Of f4-OOO,
from sketches taken by Nh. Randolph, artist for the
Illustrated London News taen travelling of Oh
s.rvation. The concluding sketcbed by
Government employees. and painted from actual draw
ings by the most eminent American artist including
Preston J. Paul sarnes and others.
Each VIII be iusira Ted with graphic descrip-
tive lecture by Mr. K. Grant Blmwe the talented elo-
cutie mist. whose thrilling power of description has
ELECTED the highest encomums Of the pres and public -
Admission - cents; children Is Reserved seats
20 Gems Children 10 reserved seat ~ cents.
office from 10 A. NJ, till p. NJ
Doors open at 7-commcnee at a O'Clock.
j PAiterno0n exhibitions al 3 o'clock.
mfh1 --dt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24

have annual earnings The shove annual sum
must be psid by corresponding annual surplus
earning in the hands of the oeople alter allow
ing them 70 supply their own wants anu ne
cessites
Nov let u turn 20 an e-timsfe Of annual earn
ings The State valuations for taxable purposes
IN 1850 and l-6D according 10 an estimate made
by the fn-ncsi editor OF Hunts Merchants
Magazine. furnish Us the average annual earn
ings Of the following States for that period OF ten
years as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
EXCURSION TICKETS
TO THE
Irish National Fair at Chicago

Commencing Monday, MIrch 2sth. 1854.
yENHE INDIANAPOLIS. PERU CHICAGO x. r.
I will issue half fare tickets good during one week,
TO all those who procure tickets for the Fair.
Committee of the Fenian Brotherhood of this City
will act in connection with the r. L. CO., and will see
that all those who purchase tickets for the Fair will
ceive half fare tick
Tickets for the fair can be procured at the Palmer
House. at COnklin Redmonds, No $40 Wet Washin >
St ID. J. Callinans Dry Goods Store washng-
ST., Inch keans' Dry Goods St0r, on Washing
ton St, at Rich q simpsons Grocery and Simpson q
Kenningtons Grocery Sorth St, adjoining.
The holder each ticket is entitled ch ance in tire
distribution Of prizes approSmstng ia value from $40 "a
81 600.
JOHN AUSTIN STEWART.
sec'yF. 3.
mch23d4 Ind anapois
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nto Us substantial correctness:
A4I.6l2.7sS

Every one of she shove items is put much
lover than candidly believe II will be, but even
al these rates We tnd that each wear of the dark
ened future the Treasury Department will reach
forth the hungry hand OF revenue and seize upon
the fruits of Industry 20 the extent of four hun
cred aud iOrty-one millions, SIX hundred and
twelve thousand seven hundred and eghty-tve
dollars And the payment OF this vast sum
leaves Us a. much 10 debt as before. for il pays
not a dollar Of the enormous principal. Ii u
simply what must be annually paid Ia preventin
slant reputation. 1t constitutes the current ex
psuses by which alone the Government i enabled
to live from day - day
How. then. ! thi. annual sum 70 be raised BY
the people, Taxes must be paid out OF the
earnings of the people. and not by the sale OF
their original possessions. Otherwise taxation
becomes contscation. and soon the citizen would
have neither the means to supply revenue or TO
suntort life II what the laborer earns over aud
above his own livelihood Is not sufficient meet
the claims Of the tax gatheref. then sales com
mence by which the Government sooner or later
will become the cole owner OF all the estate OF
lis inhabitants For annual payments you must
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
FOR SALE.


DARTIys ExPRCTINi FREIGHT BY THE LAFAY
cite and Indianapolis Railroad are b. reby requested
10 arrival have Do place 20 keep the
same, and removed u viii Be- SEM 10 ware house
and stored al o~ners' expense.
Parties shipping freight BY this line requested
weigh the before delivering IL % Is a. We have
scales IA. n. PAkAkLEk,
nar2S-dlw Freight AKeLt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-24
ASTROlOCY.
A s. R OLOGY!

70 AND SEE THE NATURAL GIFTED AsTROLO-
W CIR, Professor LtOSADIOUS He Il the seventh
II the seventh SD. B1rn with natural gsft be
into fatDTiiy with such that really
astonishing. lie l. the bona hde Asirologer Of the
Nineteenth Century. With the aid q megic gisss and
the cards Of the eminent French sorceress, Nadsme
LenOrmand. be tell everyfh that l. sf vrapt IN
oblivion He will tell those who consult him who they
will marry, the number e children they will have and
the length Of their lives for few days Only and
consult the Astroogis'. No Kentucky Avenue. rst
house below the Bank.
Persons wishing consult the Professor by letter can
do BY stating their age complexion, ard the mouth
they born in enclosing the o. 81 and post axe
stamp. Address Box 1872. indianapolis.
Price Of con-ultafion 81 .ebgs-dfr.
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s4.s7s.sss.s+5


From this amount must be deducted the actual
receipts from every source of revenue during the
wears 81 lc62 and 1868. and the estimated re-
cepts for the years ot 1864 aud leb5. Allow
ing that the estimates OF the Secretary will prove
correct in the tnture. which Is exceedingly char.
table ia sies OF the past. aud we lind that these
receipts ~iIl amosGt IN all To 1919 .oI3l55 Sub
tr.et This amount from the above SUN. aud We
h,s< Left x3, see 2l3.1s3 To tits again. how
ever. must De added at TIE lowest calculation.
one hundred and hiiy millions 10 cover the claims
OF States for advanced TO the Federal Govern
ment. aud the claims Of citizens for the destruc-
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s3aas.O&l.lso

We thus have from the official records an in
,isb,edness on the 30th of June next. not more
than four months distant. reaching the sum OF
three thousand two hundred and twenty eight
millions forty one thousand one hundred aud
axty dollars Pause Tor moment. We sweating
TAX payers. and comprehend it YOU the weigh;
of this load | pause with you, Tor my heart j.
nov al home clinging 10 the scenes 81 intelligent
sas5andry which | rsps esent here. anu which
seek TO save iron desoiaton.
But the Secretary of the Treasury has given
rs a forecast OF another year OF the future Com
mencins again on the hrs' OF July, 1864. aud
closing Juae 81. 1865 he giyes u ms estimate
If the expenditures oil another fiscal year. DE
places them
add the amount already estimated up TO -.
Iune 81 o,--c.Otl, 100
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-04-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CAMP 18th REGIMENT, s. CIV.
;. 9, 22th March. 1854.

- z8th March, 1904. =.
To tie Editors Yorhuile Enquirer -. = &
s. Please return hesthanks of Company
A, 18th Regiment, s. C.sV.Mto Col. VIII
liam q. McCorkle, for six pairs of wool
socks. We appreciate the gift, not only on
account of its intrinsic value TO the desti-
.tute soldiers, ,jbut with tits conveyed to US
the pleasing assurance that we are still
kindly remembered by our ssold Captain" !"
20 know that while here exposed to all the
tolls, hardships and privations ola soldiers
life, we are, remembered and cared forby
our friends at home, who evinced their re.
membrance and care in substantial way,
fills our hearts with gratitude, causes our
spirits to flow. in an unruffied stream of
cheerfulness, and inspires us With fresh
zeal and new incentives to deeds of hero.
ism.
Articles of:clothing, especially socks, are
much needed BY many Of our.soldiers, who
cannot be supplied either Trombone or from
the Quarter.master's Department. Let 9TH
er friends initiate the example Of Colonel
McCorkle j. T. PARKER Capt.
=. Go. A, 18th Reg, s.: c. v.
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: The Five Dollar Bills.

We regret to see that amongst few il.
liberal and unpatriotic dealers there is a
disposition to refuse THESES of the old is.
sue, except at discount of 335 per cent
There is no reason why the discount should
be imposed at this time, and we trust, by
common consent, the fyes will be current
as hitherto, at par. We have received the
following communication from the Assistant
Treasurer on the subject :-~Nercury.
ASSISTANT TREAsURER's OPFIoE,
CHARLESTON, April 5th, 1864.
s. 10 the Editors ofthe Mereuy: In re.
ply to, an enquiry in to days Courier, re.
gardingthe truth of: the report that the Sec
retary of the Treasury has, by despatch,
ordered the Sub. Treasury and Depositary
not to receive at par the five dollar notes of
the extant currency, 7 state that no such
despatch has been received by me. did
telegraph the Honorable Secretary, asking
if the FIVE dollar notes were enchangeablc
for the new Issue to the 30th June, and his
reply was "that they are fundable and re-
eeivable at par for public dues until lst
July; but can only be exchanged for now
notes at three old for two new" 49,
Very respectfully
W. Y. LEITCH,
Assistant Treasurer.
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From yirginia.

L. - ,Is.f
RICHMOND, April Sat an election n
Leavenworth, Kansas, on the4th, the polls
were seized by che Copperhead mob. May.
or Anthony wss beaten. The military re-
fused assistance. The copperhead ticket
was elected by six hundred majority.
The Republican candidatefor Mayor Of
St. Louis is reelected by two thousand ma.
jority.. ;t >
E Yesterday afternoon, o locomotive explo-
ded on the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road, killing the engineer and three others.
ORANGE g: H., April 9.-The Yankees
fought a sham battle near Culpeper G: 81.
on Thursday. The cannonading was heard
] in our camps. - IS
Its reported that two regiments Of Var.
kee cavalry--one white and the other black
visited Winchester recently, capturing
and carrying away Robert J. Conrad and
Philip Williams as hostages for-two mem:
bers of Pierpont's Government, recently
oaptured in Madison County. While in
Winchester, the white cavalry fred on the
black cavalry, killing and wouhding several.
F "A rather heavy rain has been falling for
two hours, and the roads are deep in mud.
It reported that seiglesis concentrating
alarge force in the valley.
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p Hg YoRKYILLg gVQ UI Rls 3.

91 The idea has gained Considerable
circulation that claims against the Treasury,
existing prior to the lst Of April, would be
paid in the reduced currency uniess pre-
sented and collected before the FIRST Of a.
pril: This is an error: It IS only true: Of
such claims as has been adjnsted and war.
rant or draft issued for The payment. The
settlement had then become apart Of the
public records, and the holder Of such draft
was of the nature Of q depoaitor in the Treas
sury, and if he failed 70 draw his money, e
became liable to the tax on the 1st of. April.
But claims unsettled, or for which payment
had not been tenderedy will follow thesusual
rule of being paid in currency at par atthe
time of payment. ~ 1aa :-!
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

!. =
~ April Sd, 1864.
Ladies Of Relief Association,
Yorkville, s. c.: :,
= By the request Of those members of the
18th Regiment, Tennessee Volunteers, who
have been the grateful recipients of 33 pairs
of socks, one vest and cap, from your asso-
citation, I return to you their heartfelt thanks
for this token of your kind remembrance Of
the exiled soldier. Nothing tends so much
to encourage him to the cheerful discharge
of his irksome duties as to know, that he
has neither been forgotten nor neglected by
the fair ladies Of .onr beloved South. When
the dear ones at home, hear that lovely la
dies are looking after our welfare, their
hearts will swell with gratitude to you, and
they will whisper a prayer to the "Father
of all Mercies' that He may soon remove
from us the grievous calamity ofwar
May heaven bless you, ladies, in your
charitable enterprise, and ere.long by the
mutual efforts of soldiers and ladies, our in
dependence be achieved, is the prayer of
Yeur obedient servant,
SAMUEL NJ. NEEL,
Co. "B" 18th Reg. Tenn. Vol.
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Bp There are fearful odds against US, says
the Rebel, and, to the outside world, who
do not know on. spirit and resolution, the
contest. looks more than doubtful. All our
energies are called into active, exercise to
avert the threatened and impending ruin.
And yet, under such circumstances, and in
such fearful crisis, men can be found who
do not hesitate totriae with the public pa
tience, and insult the common sense of the
nation, by senseless jargon about the CEN
tralization of power at Richmond, and the
absorption of theliberties Of the people
And all of this clamor has no better or more
substantial foundation than the,partial sus.
pension Of the writ Of: Hddbeas Corpus for
sixty days, in case Of q class Of men who
arenot entitled to, and should notFeoeive
any; y;postion of;ppblic sympathy. They are
public enemies whom it is charity to the
country to deal with promptly and sanrna-
rily. s5s.. 1ss,. "a. 49, y