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-. In zurs! church not = .noussno
.,:1s. from this city, rs the pastor last Sab
~ rra.ched on the death Of MI. Lin
..,n m ased copperhead. after listening
-. :. hs could to the scathing denun-
.;.,;on Of traitors and assassins. got up
.,d ,eft the church. Just as got 70 tne
S,c, ~. minister called V kim: Don't
m brother till you get to CANADA =
vaiehva, responded to by . hearty amen
Ann TIA entire congreRAtic1.
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- .S'N 80 DIED. a..,,
At his residence In this city, on the 26th Inst.
JOSHUA Corr, in the 74th year Of h11 aga. r,
In this city. on the "a inst, LUDwICK 0RuP8.
Aged IS years, 10 months and II days.
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By the cate City, we learn the following
Iowa soldiers have recently been transserr-
ed from the Louisville and Jacksonville
hospitals to the U. s. hospitals ct keokuk !:
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tDdtbne Of cur city boasding-houses {
~ nosaingp sincs In consequences Of Z
atrielgeEn concoctsd by number Of ladies
Otsse ~ courage Of one OF the becheloz
ASasJeu. Who the sweating previous, near
.Ntied with lasghtsr sat Witnessing the
.lnay exit Of ~ gentle friends from the
AlaWtHS room into which rat had obtru-
sAsaitsslf.; Ths fir but irrttated conspira-
Inn secpted = live rot in some manner,
and calling to their aid some Of thor ssn-
'dshdd Aisads bed. to- abominable crea-
'enssnnat NeIning suspm.dsd9 by the tail
ffcm tn cslling with cord directly over
shs 1aceattd - aitSper's shcs! and there
;lleft il aqpisminsp kicking add squeaktns
sin the most outrageous styie'.s within thres
mckss6 H. Sopso rAsn.s.S into which II
vouls dpue 49, have ds<ted had the cocd
sise'R Aceos d4ttnk enough TO hsve bro
si !! : 1hiis thaIuc risht Jaws were 60
extravassntly distendAi.. .sOf coarse the
: ~ l e. aaia1al zlslls roused the sleeper
: - !. 1ns him t9oDen kiseyss. 'sdsaehi
III !eokine s1aighf into them were the
IN -, 1900 1ganoaehppen cd
sDtl 8 u; fopk - second
4GSNlo bod3 shed out
9tye iE ~ af6s pndsd q
z ~ scGfeslx oonscioaa
e. dslAG Aad per1IGy oblivi-
- mt ~ eoetume ms tribe
= HhiAs . snosgs and 9TH
~ u - eeti1bls. {. Juse then hia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29

There is great .ct,vity ia the dry goods
trade and large oGsiness IS being transact
cd for distribution. Jobbers are very busy
and employed to thei, full capacity. Do
mestlc cotton fabrics are very firmly held,
and the tendene q .ciees is steadily up.
wards. For tursisi. GOODS there is a large
demand, and evtl ing desirable is read
lily taken. Prices are firm and improving
The number of cotf.'ry purchasers in the
city is unusually large, aud there is every
prospect oil continued activity IN trade
throughout the seast y. 81
CHICAGO cATTlE MAREEr.
w EDNEsDA3 + selains. Ap-il, 26, 1895.
BEEF CATTlL.--~,ae receipts to-day have
been 800, aud the ah;fmen.s $685.. The
s. g for scsiawsss e ST IS fcr good. = l10'
4 The market shows no Improvement over
the last two days, s't;sy. n activity or price.
The supply at III atas is nearly exhaust
Ell, and very few cattle seem to be arriving
from the county. The dullness and de-
preston existing for the past and present
week has deferred stock owners from send
ing their cattle into market. Hence only
limited receipts are l,o:ed at the yards, and
Of medium quality and we also note . sim.
liar light demand. Government c0ntrac.
tors are not doing r,uch just now, though
several new CONTRACTS were lot on Monday.
Ono contract for g, 600 head good beeves ~.
esaging 100 lbs was let at Baltimore q
were contracted for at SO 20. J. McPher.
son VIC learn, secured 3 large share Of tho
contract. The contract at Louisville. let
on Monday also, was taken At - 90 a 100
,bs. Tkis Is " o. tess than the old contract
which Vas t96t. 4.
We are informed en- Monday next no
business wlil bt. done IA tie yazds, owing
to the funeral ollseeries Of President Lin
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boy mailing from Muecatine' with
.;.to vho resides in this city, was
y ....ctsd yesterday stealing paper rags and
se'e .d hut upon promising to leave
afte''. ~,,hout delay was released. His
Wv. .as vas let of upon the intercession
eoa.. ,,other and his promise to do better
:. ~ future.
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MARKETS
BuR11SoroN, 3p. NJ, Friday.

DUhL1NOION, D Ps NJ, ElO6y-l
The great calamity that come upon the
country two weeks ago to-day still hangs
like a dark cloud over the people, and busi-
ness seems 10th to return to its channels.
The Presidents remains are now an route
for Springfield, where the funeral will take
place week from Tomorrow, Saturday
May q, Every where along the route
where the train passes. business Of ali
kinds is suspended. In New York Moth
ing was done On Mcnday or Tuesd.y,
Wednesday in Albany and yesterday IN
Buffalo was IN the same manner oserved.
ly hour on Monday, aud ieaYe. Cor Spring
field Tuesday evening, during which time,
there will be no business transacted.
The tendency ofthe leading marketa for
the past week has been towards higher
prices. Provisions that have been dull
and unstable sor some time, have rnateri-
ally advanced Mess Fork is. fuily q so
per Dbl. higher than week ago, and cut
meats, and lard in abcut the same pzopor-
ton. Breadstutfs seem to be an exception,
and flour is quoted daily to 10cents low
er. Wheat in Chicago rallied from the
lowest point touched and now aeils for
about 81. 10 for No. I. i
Chicago dealers determined to keep pace
with all the modern Improvements, Lave
opened an evening exchange for the sale Of
produce. after the manner Oft the New York
Stock Exchange. The President or Secre-
ta.y calls the list commencing wish No. !
Wheat, = sptculator that believes wheat
will decline Offers t. sell a given quantity
ct one or two cents below the market rates
for that day. but reserves the right to de-
liver it within ten days at his (sells1's) OPP
E-tion, trusting Of course to = decline within
tho time, go that he can buy Of some enc
else At : lower figure thx. he may
fill his contract at "a profit. aud ae is
termeds "besr,' the purchaser being OF
the opinion that wheat will advance at
once becomes . "bull,'' and during the
next ten days 1t il to his interest to do all
in his power to put up the price, 50 that
when the ten days expires he may soil out
his purchase ut an advance. 90
AN--A =
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- \ few days ago while tho ferry boat
-. u,,,s vas or her was from Shokokon
l'. ... o;,v a son of Mr.. Lloyd. who was
% - IN attempting to dip bucket of
~ from the river was drawn overheard.
W.. .,.sar,h eu,umberedwith AN overcoat and
49, 49,. boots the little fellow at once struck
,he shore, and keing an excellent
O'. ~ reached ter,c J9sma in safety.
,,.s.er Lloyd is only twelve or thirteen
so. 80 ..e. but has proved himself a
little fellow.
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3's -. IS le 4ak s.s
"Ss'-'s =, s>.+e -. -
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n An emigrant traia of seven wagons
- drawn BY double mule teams passed
49, .,.arcl This city yesterday a'IernoorF
mi s sor CALIFORNIA;. II started from
Bloomington, H., and Is under the super
D ;s;ou Of Messrs. Miller aud Springer of
va ,.,,., The mules, . which there were
49, we're all largs. splendid animals
~" w. Ia. than fifteen and SOME seventeen
s .s Highland theis owners expect to
- - hnndsome profit 1904 them pom
.ls.;:.,;na !; their destination. s s.s
sxm,rrSr-A man who resides near Jol.
lille ON skunk river, while returning
snne from this city on Saturday last, was
.s,cwn from his horse and severely injor-
80 n was thought at first bis back was
ss,xeu. but afterward It vas ascertainsd
{. v.s not fatally hurt. The unfortunate
~ ~ inst returned from the army, hav-
n, heen in tho service three years, and We
- IS nav soor recover from the mishap
Nat has oyertaken him.
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BURLrNoToN. Anril q ,aes

. ~. - AAAsAA ~ 80 vvA0lVOSlus
Julius Gentry unassigned v + Coros.
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The means that are sometimes resurted
to to put up or put down prices are not az
ways up to the highest standard OF morss.
but the worst feature about it is that It un-
settles prices and leaves the market to I've
governed by, the wants of short sellers,
rather than supply and demand.
Annexed will be found the report ct
Wednesday evening exchange:
In the evening there was good attend
anco at the Board Of Trade Evening Elk.
chage Rooms, but the general markets
ruled weaker IN consequence Of the declin-
ing tendency In gold. The following are
tho aAlea made on the call.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

rising on the stomach II is an infalli,
bic corrector Of indigestion and constipa-
ton, creates q healthy appetite, stops
sidk headache, heart burn, sickness Of
the stomach, pains, cramps, or c%olic.in
either stomach or bowels, and sweetens
offensive breath, as soon as you take it,
and by enabling the patient to take plen-
ty Of hearty food, (which is the parent Of
health" produces vigor, strength and en-
ergy. In every trial we have known, it
has speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with
all its attendant sufferings, weaknesses,
debility, and loss Of power, giving instead
a proper activity and tone to the stom-
ache and organs Of digestion, and as we
confidently believe, and the published
certificates in our circulars, almanacs, and
in many Of the leading journals, from
convalescent patients will confirm, com.
pletely, permanently, and almost miracu.
lousy "cure the worst cases of Dyspep
STA in existence" We warrant it in ev-
cry instance. 1t can be obtained at all
the Drug Stores in the United States and
Canadas, at Sl,0O per bottle, or six bot
ties for $500.
G. G.. CLARK & CO.,
Proprietors, New Haven, CT.
Jan. 24-y18n82.
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True Words.

A gentleman who has been, in time
past, a prominent journalist, and who is
one Of the best and profoundest writers
at the WeA, in a recent narrative and per.
stnal letter to the editor of the Times,
dashes off what is subjoined. Through
the writer had not the remotest idea of
thier publication, we can not withhold
his view from our readers: :,
"The labor and industry of the country,
through,the agency Of the present war,
are becoming enslaving to capital. The
great question now before the country is,
whether the masssof men and women shall
work, without profit enduring p~rivations
and want, to the end that moneyed arts.
tocracy may rise, flourish, ard extend its
s%oulless sway over the whole land.
Capital-both Am .rican and Eu-
r%opean--is actively in the field, with an
organized machinery, formed out Of, and
strengthened by, our Public Debt of more
than Five Thousand Millions Of dollars:
and it is making ready to crush out our
system Of free government. Our public
calamities, our carnagesodden fields
these are what they speculate upon; the
ruin of the country is the fact from which
their hopes are derived.
with the death of liberty comes the
resumption of ~despotism. Nay IT HAS
COME; and, with it, the triumph Of the
rich over the poor--of capital over labur.
"The great battle which the Democrat
ic Press and citizens have to wage, and
iu which the Press must lead-the con-
Aict which is to decide the fate of the ex
pertinent of federated self government on
this continent-will be against this com
bination of foreign and domestic capital,
organized by the Congress of Salmon P.
Chase. The conspiraiors have placed
this man on tho Supreme Bench Of the
United States, to protect aud defend them,
and, at the proper time, to enter up the
decree forclosing this vast mortgage upon
our'goods and chattels, lands aud tene.
ments, the bodies of men and women, and
the very government itself. When will
the people consider these tremendous
facts US they ought?"-Mariena Times
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Sale of Real Estate.

On the 18Th day OF aprtE, n. d..
1866, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
and 8 o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises herein
after described, will DO sold to the highest
bidder. the following Real Estate, as the
property of Stephen Cole. deceased, 10 wit
Situate in the County Of Ashland and State
Of Ohio, and being part If the South East
quarter Of section number eight, in township
twenty-three of range fifteen, and being the
undivided half Of the following pre- Misses; be-
ginning at q postou the east line Of said quar-
ter section, nine chains and twenty-ninel links
North Of the South East corner; thence north
on said East line, five chains andtweenty-o ne
links thence West one chain and eighty
nine links; thence North forty degrees West,
seven chains and eighty links; thence North,
thirty three degrees west, eleven chains and
twenty-five links; thence South nine chains
and thirty-6ve links; thence east fifty.seven
links thence South, forty degrees East, ten
chains and fifty links; thence South. sixty
three degrees East, two chains and seventy
five links thence South one chain and fifty
links thence South eighty seven degrees,
east three chains and ninety three links to the
place of beginning; containing nine acres and
2I-lDO OF an acre, together with the entire
property of a certain Saw Mill, situated on
said tract Of land above described, with all
the appurtenances thereto belonging. Said
premises to be sold free of dover. Appraised
at 8. Terms of sale one third cash on
the day of sale, one thi I'd in one year and l
third in two years, with interest from the day
of sale. Deferred payments TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JOSEPH G. B0LLES, Admir-
of Stephen Cole, decd.
March 10, l865-4w40 A
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u - |'. - ..|
PETROLEUM & MINERAL We learn
ed last week from u entcrprising friend,
WADE ARMESTRoUT, of Hayesville, that
a Company had been formed, called the
"Mobican Petroleum Dc Mineral Compa-
n.y." and that it had leased over four
thousand acres of land in the Southern
part of the county. The Company will
commence boring in a short time, and
will continue until it reaches Petroleum,
Coal or China. BE careful, WADE, that
you, with your oily companions. don't get
bored yourselves.
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-Gardu

Editors Union I'm reply 10 many
letters and inquiries from people ip this
section of the country, the undersigned
take great pleasure in saying through the
columns of your paper, that our %rcnowp-
ed preparation known as GOES DYS-
PERSIA CURE, is o certain cure for
Dyspepsia, in its worst stages. Many
cures of long standing, withing VI own
acquaintance, have been completely, and
we believe permanently cured, i will
stop distress after eating almost ~instanta.
pcously, and enables the dyspeptic who
.has lived for years upon Graham bread
and the plainest diet, to eat as heartily
.as be pleases, and anything he chooses,
with0at danger Of aistrsfs, or sOpring, OF
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, March 10, at the resi-
dence of the. brides father, by the Rev.
A. H. MYERS, Mr.. B. F. NELSON and
Miss FANNIE Il. GATES.
The happy couple have our best wish
es for their future health and happiness;
may the star of prosperity over shine up
on them through life may perennial
flowers strew their pathway, and may
they ever be able to exclaim with the
poet:
There's a bliss beyond all that the Minstrel
has told,
Where two, that are linked in one Hea venly
tie,
With heart never changing, and brow never
cold,
Love on through oil ills, and love till they
e. die
0ne hour Of a passion so sacred is worth,
Whole ages of heartless and wandering bliss ;
And, o, if there be an Elysian on earth,
1t is this it is this!
The occasion was one of the gayest we
ever enjoyed-the sold folks" as married
people are called, went into mirth, hilari-
ty and festivity with a perfect abandon
really enchanting, evidenciug a spirit OF
confidence and good feeling seldom wit
messed at a social gathering in these days,
The company did ample justice to the
good things prepared by Mrs. GATES,
with her well.known skill and excellent
taste, and the table groaned beneath the
weight Of substantials, luxuries and del.
%icacies, while fragrant tea aud ~lucicus
coffee ~sharpened the appetites of the com.
pany. We venture the prediction, that
every lady and gentleman present will re.
member the occasion for many years, as
an oasis in the desert Of life.
II would be out Of order to tell all the
fun and %irolic, and impossible to report
the speeches, etc. As the time drew
nigh for NELsE and his blooming bride
to embark on their bridal tour, and as the
company separated, many were the wishes
for their happiness and length of days,
with an abundance of all the blessings at
tendant upon mortals here below.
On the 9th Of February, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Castor, by Rev. j. Figler,
Mr.. ALBERT MoCREADY, of Vermil.
lion township, and Miss LOUISA REB.
MAN, of Mifain township, Richland Co.
On the 9th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. j. Figler, Mr.
WARREN McCREADY, of Vermillion
township, and Miss ROSENA REB.
MAN, OF Mifiin township, Richlaud Co.
On Thursday, March 16, by the Rev
A. H. Myers, Mr.. JACOB HIEFFNER
and Miss LOUISA ALLISON ; both o.
Ashland County.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Johr
Robinson, Mr.. JOHN B. FULKER
son, on the eve of his departure for tn,
army, to Miss CARRIE K. GODDARD
both Of Ashland County.
On the 10th inst, at the residence o
the brides mother, by the Rev. s. L
Herring, Mr.. JAMES RUSSELL an,
Miss ELSE ANN POORMAN, both o
jackson township.
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S6s- 1t will be seen by notice in an.
other column that a Teachers Insti.
tute is to be held in Mansfield, beginning
on Monday, April I'd, and continuing
through the week. Since the excite.
ment that has attended the war, these
meetings of the Teachers Of the country
have been, to a great extent, neglected.
Their beneficial result in times past has
been a~bundaully proven by experience,
and we hope to see a very large attend
ance Of Teachers from. all parts of the
State at this Institute. They can not
fail to be improved by it.
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Lines ON the Death OF William
DaYidsonsRaaEsV
REsPE6yPUBIY INSCRIBED To THE RELATIVE
N FRIENDS OF THB DECEASED.
BIZ SADIE o%ooPER.

Bf SADIE COOPER. ,
Icch BE- gF 81 --N nt q 4
One more spirit gone to Heaven, ole more
wearied soul at rest ~ 'As tt
One more Angel singing snthems, in the re-
gions of the best Et
One more mortal made immortal--freed from
toll and pain and care, ,alig ~.
One more head q crown is Wearing-one cross
loss on earth to bear,
One, more "silyer chord is loosened, one more
twining heart-chord riven,
One more hand to beokon upward, one more
friend to meet in Heaven.
Sad for you, Oh! Wife and Mother-hov sad
God and you must tell
will be now your ionely pathway, missing
him you loved so well,
Not o Brother, not o Sister, not o daughter,
not a Son,
Fer can gil the place left vacant in the path
ye trod as one
But there's 0ne-to Him | point you, mourn
ing widow, sad and lone,
Place your trust in Him, the Father, King Of
Kings on Heavens Throne!
Weeping Daughters, you will miss him-miss
the cheerful tone and face
OF your fond and loving Father-miss him
from his Cushioned place
You will miss his smile and blessing, and the
payer AZ eyentide, & JA3 4
And the chapter from the Bible--thatb lest
book he made his guide. -
Wept on earth, but blest in Heaven-at the
Throne of God he waits,
Waits and watches for your entrance at the
shining golden gates. 'l
They will miss him, too, the atsent-soldier
sons and patriots brave,
When from battle-felds triumphant, they re-
turnland view-his grave!
Loving friends will crowd around them-lov.
ing lips will press their own,
But amid the murmured welcome, they will
miss their Fathers tone
They will miss his hearty welcome, and thu
pressure of his hand, .
But they'll meet again in Heaven-in thai
happy, "better land"
Wife, and Son, and loving Daughter. he ii
free from grief and pain.
And, although you're sad without him, coult
you call him back again
Call him back to earthly sorrow, tear tn,
crown of shining gold
From the Angel brow that wears it-loose hin
from the Saints ioldl
Rather hive that you may meet him, when Oh,
storms of life are Ger,
Where his waiting, you.to welcome-ancSor
ed safe on'Heaven's shore.
Willow Brook, Vintoa County, o.
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Ashland, Ohio.

POPULARITY "A great many people
at the present day think more of obtain
ing a publicity. than Of any other one
thing thoy could possibly be possessed of
But, anxious as they may be to acquire
the vain glory of the popular voice,
none ever succeeded to so great an extent
as has that world.renowned remedy,
known as Goes Cough Ralsam. There
is scarcely o family in the land but what
consider a supply Of this article as neces.
sary to tho household as their -four or
provisions. Experience has taught the
people that no o:her remedy has ever been
before the public that wsll cure coughs,
colds, croupe, sore throat, and in fact all
throat and lung complaints, as quickly
and as effectually as Goes Cough Balsam.
10 the Eastern States, where it has been
long known aud tested, it is considered
as the most reliablescough remedy e%xtant,
and no one, either rich or poor, thinks Of
being withoutit. We would suggest to
all our readers the necessity of keeping
on hand an article of this kind for i'm,
mediate use. Il costs 10 cents per bottle
and is sold at all our drug stores, and il
the cheapest and best remedy in the
world Hahn,
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OIL.-Notwithstanding the fact that
the people Of Hayesville and vicinity
have doll On the BRAIN" Messrs. NJ. Win
bigler \ 20, are determined 10 take the
"~pressure' from the people of Ashland,
by selling Groceries at astonishing low
prices. Messrs. W. & Co., are very gen.
tlemeuly and accommodating and we be.
speak for them a liberal share of the pub.
lie patronage. They will pay the high
est market price for country produce
See advertisement in another column.
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Manhood How Lost, How Re

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