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; The New Atlantic Gable.

Tho cable for the new submarine At.
lantic telegraph is being prepared at Lon.
don and placed on board the Great Rast-
ern. Mcssrs. Canning d Clifford are to
commence laying the telegraph ncross
the Atlantic in, June next, The Great
Eastern will have 500 hands on board,
with weight Of $1,000 tons, including
$500 tons Of cable and 5000 tens VI coal.
The conductor Is formed ofseyeh copper
yires, and as there are 2300 miles 81 o..
bic, there will be 1000 miles Of copper
wire. Every portion Of this wire Is sub
jected to electrical tests, and then cover.
ed with eight successive coats Of the in
sulating material. This coat is covered
with jute, and the jute is covered with
ten covered iron wires, each Of whieh 10
covered separately with five strands Of
tarred hcmp. The manufacture and pre-.
para'ion of The caDel is going on with
great rapidity, and there is every reason
to hope and believe that this coming ex-
pertinent to secured telesraphic commu-
uicaticn between England and America
will prove SUCCESS sJa ="
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Nero 0utsiOnc, and The French
Revolution Exceeded in HOr.
ror! a#.s. t.... Is.
REPORT OF THE MILITARY CON-
MISSION APPOINTED TO IN.
VESTIG.ATE HIS CONDUCT. .
LEXINGTON. Sentemher. 1894.

LEAlNGToN, september, loD4.
Captain J. Bates Dickson, Act. Adj Gen.
Military District of Kentucky:
CAPTAIN: The undersigned, o COM
mIttee of investigation appointed by Bre
vet Maj. Gen. s. G, Burbr,dse, command.
lug Military District of Kcntacky (Spe-
eial Orders No, 2, par /, Headquarters
Military District of Kcnucty,) huve the
honor to report that in obedience to in
siructious, they proceeded 10 paducah,
Kentucky, ana Investigated the conduct
oil affairs IN the Western ihstrlct Of Ken
tucky, under command of B,i.alier Gen.
rral Il, A, Paine, L $. v, late Military
ComMauder ol that District
Your committee would rrort that they
had much difficulty in .,wocnri"y inior-
nution from official sources, as .Irigadier
Gen,r raj Paine aud his Assistant Adju-
lant General left Paducah on The even.
Ing OF our arrival, taking with them, or
having sent away, every clerk who was
familiar with the Office busiuc,s Of lead.
quarters,
The rds of the Assistant Adiutant
Generals effice were submitted to our in.
spectiou by Brigadier General Meredith,
the successor OF General Paine, bur were
so incomplete and irragularly kept, that
they proved or little aervice in the inves.
t'ealon Many orders, proved to have
been issued by Brigadier General Paine
have no enry on his books. a e.
Your committee proceeded to examine
numerous witnesses, both soldiers and ci.
Williams, and TO reduce their testimony to
afidavits. The evidence so collected is
herewith transmitted. .s
it was the constant aim Of your com.
mittee 70 elicit, as nearly as practicable
the actual charges and the palliating cir
cumstances which might exist. With
this view they publicly announce thai
their records were open to the reception
OF any matters Of complaint or defense
relevant to the subject. matter of investi
CATION. 1t was announced, also, that any
person complained of might, if he desir.
ed, read the afidayits against him, and
file rebutting proof. This course, altho
irregular, was judged, under all the cir
cumstances, to be necessary and expedi
ent II enables us to make the follow.
ing report Of facts, about which, we think
there can be but little controversy.
Brigadier Geperal L. A. Paine assum
ed command at Paducah, Kentucky, on
or about the 10Th of July, 1864. His
violence Of manner was of character tc
very much alarm the community. Sew
eral OF tho citizens, whose uniform gooC
conduct is matter Of public notoriety
and who had fought to defend the cit,
against on attack by Gen. Forrest, werl
terrified into leaving their homes.
| The most sanguinary and brutal threat,
were continually uttered by Gen. Paine
and tbs execution Of some guerrillas (o
persons, charged with that crime) cav,
such color. to big threats as to alarm til,
4 entire country. il2%
Such was the state Of The public mint
Iia tho district of Western Kentucky (bu
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&ROvM a4.s.t
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

NNHE second quarter Of the Winter cesslon
il will commences On MOaday. Nov. "A, 20.
Board, LOdgins And Tnitioa per quarter 10
advance li-isA htb y Ts' A $1,000
Music 1000. !,
Drawing 500
German, Latin and French, each, 500
Pupils admitted at any tihe. inatrnsiiens
in .pecial branches when desired. y" Y
For circulars and furihet information ap-
ply to n ~ ;e,sg 49, ihi.n
flN''o W. hrs. e. NJ. PORE. Prin.
October i9nlo--sw "A
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For Sale ut all Times.

Il always keep on han 4 got Of the besi
Lime and Mortar for Plasiering or Stone
Work, which will sell at the lowest ratesfof
the accommodation Of the public. II iskep,
In o building directly opposite McKsnes
Black Smith Shop, on Orange street. and ID
my absence Mr.. McKane viii attend 10 Gus.
toners. + have also o. hand large lot Of
good, sawed. pine lath 70 sale cheaper than
they can be got elsewhsfs. sl9asi vgi
JOSHUA ROWLAND.
Aashlaud, juno %, Ise4-Ano. q, Il. 81
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The ocean monitor tIanayunk, launch.
ed few days ago at Pittsburgh, is only
Oxcelled in size by two vessels Of her class,
the Puritan and Dictator. The light draft
monitor Umrqua, nearly completed, 3
expected to be valuable for harbor Dc.
fence. a .7a} D. i},tH az
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OSRORNS CURTIS.

HAvEferned y partnership in the practice
!oflav and will attend to business in their
pr1q 'ionin Ashland and adjoining coun.
tlasp laice in the building heretofore oe.
erpnl by W. Osborn, on Chsron street. o.
.9llae 1864 .vl9nl aiu'u5 sj q. tiYtpa laH
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nGisoollaaaeo1.S.
soJT,.dRaIsTON.

JEwEDE R and silvers4ith, one door West
Of potters Drug store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel Pens and o choice variety
ofpgewslry, kept giaapt tly, on ihand.--
Hishestprics paid fSr cid goldandsilver,
: RSpairiug dohe TO order, on rsasopble-
ras satisfactorily Warranted. ylanl
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SOME rascally tobaccouists in Philadel.
Phln make prac,ice If mixing kigs
quantities Of suiunc, which cost about
three cents p,und, with their tobacco,
and sell it thus adullerated, as the gsnu!
inc article. Smokers using this compound
soon find themselves suffering from can!
Ger and ulccrat3in Of Tho throat, mouth
and tongue. " s.a u
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w.. T. JOH.S.SY ON.

AproRNEY at Law, office oycr Beer & Ora.
htm's Sore, iN Street. Ashland. o., will
Sh ~ promptly to sll business entrusted
10 h.scere, Special attention given t o. col.
lection Of Soldiers claims of al kinds.
Juno 5, 1861, vl9nl .e 5rr
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LF1rxsrCrAN Ns.
Gro. ". HIEL, m. d.,

PHYSICIAN SURGE0N, Ashland, Ohio
Particular attention will be paid to tho
treatment of ftheItollowing special diseases.
DYSPEPSIA, disease ofthe Liver, the Kip
xEgs. SouoruDAs and ErrrnELIAL CAxcEn.
once on Church street. Do .-'t yl9nl
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j. III. MeCOMBs.

.ATToRNERYo and Counsellor al Law, A sh,
lapd Ohio. Office in the Bank building
ever the Hardware Store vl9nl p
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GAvyGI2&a
u. j. jacobs.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. Office
over Wallack & Andrews Shoe Store, Op
posite the Bank.
December 81. lS64-2Gtf E.
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.aMaREC.4A nOESE

FORMERLY McNULTY'S, by AncuIp,lp
FisLEr Ashland Ohio. The House is
thoroughly rehtIed, and its proprietor is
prepared to accommodate all his old
friendsand as many new ones as may be
pleased to givehim acall.
- une 8, 1864; vl9nl. u.1. .. b.. 'Ia
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For the Ashland Union.
1'sa UNREST.
BY KIRKE.

Come from some bright Elysian Geld,
Or from the shades Of death below;
Spirit of Rest, come back again.
Aud lift from me this cloud of woe. ..
When fiery wrath my bosom burned,
l cursed in rage unknown before; 81
Rest, startled. fed-has not returned, B.
And in her palace dwells no more. 81
ls.f sil4 -l.sitf af4ty ~ sh4AtRs SAAsti ~ t-i
This heart was once her castle hall, .
Wrath drove her forth and barred the gnts;
To night it is in vain to call, nt. r.
To night the castle s dsSolate. NJ
Rest once slept, peaceful, iu my heart,
By Hopes sweet songs to slumber lulled
But Jealousy. with murd'rous hand.
Destroyed the flower would have culled.
Now my poor life must bear the curse
My reckless anger hurl'd at thee,
For my own hand has crushed the flower
That lived, and bloomsd, and died for me.
The ghcst Of your own murdered peace
Comes 10 me in my midnight dreams.
Bearing your heart, ,all red with bloud,
That flows in gushing, endless sti Gums.
| 1t wa Ks my room with measured pace.
Laughing aloud in hcllish slee,
1t throws blood upon my check,
And hurls the quive.lng flesh at ne.
1t mult0rs these reprOachiul words,
| With hell's hot breath in every tcnG;
There is that broken, bleeding heart,
That beat for thee and thee alone"
I'll find my rest, but,not on earth,
Nor in Oblivion's silent wave,
It's gone with LULU up to Heaven
II sleeps with Lulu In the grave.
ATROCITIES OF GEN.
ERAL PAINE I'm KEN.
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DRS. SaMPSEL S SHEETS.

HAVING formed q partnership in the iprac-
tics Of, medicine, and surgery, solicit q
shaie Of public, patronage. Office over
Beer Graham's store, corner OF Main and
Orange streets. ..t-.p... .IH.. yvl9nl
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I am now supplying and VIII supply ths
citizens Of Ashland and vicinity with ffesh Dab
during the season. s,hdg1INKlRp. =
October s, ni7v20K 'sNs =
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D a. 1y1.S 5naI2@o
ur@gnSm -ea3e
MILLER house,

OrP0sl" the McNulty House, Ashland O.
", Nil II. Proprietor. Good acconmoda
tionsa droascnablc bills. Patronage 80.
lisitse
June {, 1861, vl9nl
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NA'NsTREEr between Third AM fourth,
AAnsseld, Ohio. .I.
.aa-H.s D.M. MILLER, Proprietor
JunsS. 1864, vl9nl ,il r..
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months. Address, NYA q n "
~ MUM L CO., Publishers. 4,
81 Park Row, New York Citv.
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McNULTY HOUSE,

.@M.a McNULTY, -Rg fPropyiet4r
South SIDE ,Ham Street, ashland, 0.
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lNVENRORS, MECHANICS AND
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4. j. KENNY. r. NJ. CAMiEELL
HE.y.s'E' s. CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland. Chic
Office OH Church Street, u he brick build
fng im"elmtely West o. Kahn's sture.
Ju4eS, 1864, yl!nl
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Y. !. p Il Z. CRANE, N. ID !,

TACTICAL Physician and Surgeon
Rooms at Miller House, Ashland Ohio.
June 8, 1864, vl0n1 wy. p'H .l. H 'o't ~. ~
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~ F,o ICOJT,f.N M. ~

P PHYsICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland, Ash.
land, Ohio; Office over the Post-0fice Op-
posite, the. town Hall. -t1 r.I a-.Il vl9h1
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ATROCITIES OF GEN
IcRAL PAINE I'm KEN
TULhA.
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This heart was once her castle hall, 4 Il
Wrath drove her forth and barred the gnts;
To night it is in vain TO call, nf
To night the castle s dssolate. 4.
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Gen. Paine appointed one W. M.
Starks to the duty Of assessing the dis
trict for reimbprsing the loyal men, who
had suffered from rebel and guerrilla dep.
relations. The testimony Of Starks is
particularly worthy Of attention in some
respects 1t shows that the men who
were to pronounce on the validity of
claims for reimbursement were them
selves claimspts and also assessors To
make this assessment poll.books were
seized, which Boliuger testi6cs are still
in possession Of Hon. Lucieh Anderson.
Your committee ascertained the fact
that loyal men were assessed ID large
sums; that many Of the largest losers BY
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When fiery wrath my bosom burned,
! cursed in rage unknown before
Rest. startled. fed-has not returned,
And in her palace dwells no more,
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Come from some bright Elysian Geld,
Or from the shades Of death below;
Spirit of Rest, come back again,
Aud lift from me this cloud of woe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-05
THE EVENING STAR.
BaI,imore Markets, May 4.

Caitle.-The offerings Of Beef Cattle at the
State Live Stock Scales footed up $50 head.
Some so head were LETT over unsoid, the PAL
tirnore butchers a. prices ranging from 90 10
81 50 per 100 los gross, q decline on the higher
grades Of cent per 10.
Government contractors are Offering 40 "a
2lo.15, subject 70 inspection.
Hogs.-Market very dIll, good live H 6:
selling at BIS So to GIG per 100 lbs. net.
ShseRI Rec lighter bu: prices mn q
ID, gross, as to quality.
Codse.-Sales light but marked steady ief
RIO.
FicuY-Receipts of Howard Street fioor
have been extremely limited for some ume
past, and the stock is much reduced. VI west
ern the supply is only tar .srsIs itv M,i T
Shipping Extra at $40, 500 good OHIO extra At
as, and 100 barrels Howard street extra at
RYE Fiour.NDemand slow at s662h for first
Corn meai-City Mills is now held at Sc,
owing TO the ad ance IN corn
8rain-Very little Grain was received at the
Corn Exchange, the offerings falling short Of
$500 bushel No sales Of white wheat trans.
pred. Red was steady, common to good eam-
pies bringing 2l0a225 cents. White Corn in
coed order brought 120al22 cents, and yellow
i30a132 cents, the pripcip transactions being
At the extreme prices. Oats were quiet at
73a74 cents, measure. and SUae3 cents weight.
No sales o: Rye. Good Maryland held at
ll5al20 cents.
Molasses-In the absence Of sales we con-
tinue quotations, which are necessarily nomi-
nal, viz: New clayed Cuba at 42ai5 cents,
Muscovado do. in hhds. at 50a62 cents, do. do.
IN bols. at 65a6o cents, English Island at 5Oa75
cents, and Porto Rico at 55a75 cents.
PIovisions-VeTy little doing and prices I'M
settled for all descriptions. We quo.e:-Mess
Pork s2S 5OaS29, Bacon Shoulders 164a17 cts,
Sides IS al9 cents, plain Hams ION AGO cents,
sugar cured do. 22a24 cents, the outside figure
Tor fancy brands canvassed; Bulk Shoulders
15a15 cents, Sides l6al64 cents, picked Hams
1SAaloh cents, Western Lard, in bbls. and
tierces, 1e4al94 cents, and Baltimore refined,
IN kegs % cents.
Petroleum-Prices are improving, with only
q limited demand. Crude we quote at IS cts;
Refined free Oil at 73a74 cents; bonded do. al
55s56 cents, and Benzine at 43a4S cents.
Shot-The agents Of the Shot Tower Com
pany have reduced their prices cent, making
deliveries of Drop at Is cents, and Bulk at Ii
cents.
Sugars-we are apprised OF no sales of mo.
ment, and can only give nominal quotations,
viz.
Cuba and Z. 1. com. to good refining .si2 OOa125o
{" prime grocery. HOoali 50
Porto Rico common TO good grocery ~ 75al375
prime TO choice grocery. H.50al5 60
Salt-The decline in gold has checked the
demand for both Sack and Bulk, and prices
are unsettled.
Whisky-Nothing Of importance doing Ohio
nominal at S20SaS2.09.-Bdlt American.
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Financial.

From the New Y ork Commercial, May 4,h I
The stock market is quiet, and prices steady.
At the first board there was q general mac
ivity. The "bears" showed little disposition
to cell short, and the bulls" showed no dis
position to press Immediately the advantage
won yesterday in Erie. A lot of two thousand
shares was "slumped" upon the board, for the
purpose, apparently, Of destroying the firm
thousand shares; but the lot was taken at SOk
1t is very clear that the "bear'' party have not
the means of resisting the strong combinations
formed against them; and it would appear that
they cannot escape from their corner without
an unusually severe loss.
Government bonds were steady but quiet,
operations being held in allegiance until the
next arrival from England. Quotations were
about the same as yesterday, except on Ten
forties, which advanced TX. The absence Of
any anticipation Of a return Of bond from Eu.
rope is evinced in the weakness Of exchange.
1t is impossible to sell any considerable amounts
OF sterling except AZ deduction OF Il from the
current quotations. The immense subscrip-
lions for Seven-thirties shows the growing
strength OF the public credit.
The miscellaneous list was quiet, but gene.
rally q shade higher. The whole interest of
the market centers in the struggle for the COM
mand OF Erie, the key stock of the list.
Money continues abundant, and without
change in rates. Brokers borrow on call At
TO per cent; the latter being the rate on Gov
pment collaterals.
Discounts continue dull. Good paper is In
demand, but the amount Offering is very linn.
tied. The best notes are current at per cent:
other grades at y a10 per cent.
Foreign exchange is dull. Drawers ask
higher rates than buyers are disposed TO pay,
and there is consequently large postpone.
ment of remittances.
Gold is more active and frmer. Yesterdays
export was larger than anticipated; and this
tances abroad, In preference to paying the pre-.
sent rates Of exchange.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
nIYIoI BALTIMORE & OHIO R1.. CO..
" WAsHu04oN, poeembaI u, 1884,

O1y1o1 BALTIMoRl g OHIO aA, CO.: ,...,
& RszR
On r snd sis M S
Es, sskkAIsS n1y WzR s sfSFIds HAIR.
sir,ss q sslsms.. elS
pEEssS;is.vs Es:sin sssn $50 =. H.. Arrive :,
sitnas1ph. asS .sid York No
No. szBALTIMOR1 4 wlsrzRN TRAIN
Win sss 4 rs
for the West, and resching Baltimore at 1000
No 4-NlW YORK NAIL TRAIN--Leave wash
-. Phi.dsiDhi: s:s5 ,. T.. New YORK 1000
No. s-BALr1MeKl TRAIN AND WAY STA
TI0NS-Leave Washinston 500 P, ~, connect
ao At Ely rsA Frederick train Arrive at Bal
No: s.RALT1Mekz COMPUTATION AND
$50 ?. Il. Arrive It Baitimore $40 :. =. fsis
train stops 81 BsdensHurs. BsltsVills, Laurel and
No; 5,B9sToN. ALBANY NEW YORK X.
PRES W.shpSen 81. S99 r.
s :, fs st meg j. hs sefy
ss oT tsS ss
soi ,Sy this train. which is limited il capacity b7
Coy srnment orders ,I to insure the , mails n.,v
No. s-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WEsTIRN FRA1N-Leave Washingten at 1880
?. NJ. stopping at Relay House for Western passen.
gers to take E1press Train for Grafton, Wheeling
Parkersburg, and al points in the West. Reaches
New York 1t 6:16 An.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the SIS 4. u. and the 3 and 1870 ?. NJ from
Washin ston, No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday. -
SUNDAY TRAINS
TIN ONLY TRAINS FROM WAeHIN3ToN
for passengers on Sunday are the 81 5 and 111S
4. Il. and P. Il. for Baltimore, and 100 P. N.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and
| the P. Il. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West, as we'll - to
Philadelphia, New York. or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket ONCE at all hours in the day, as
we'll a. at new Office in the American Telegraph
| Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
81 BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours,-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
| the d. parture Of the trains,
ALL PASSENGERS, whe Their soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
vantage. such IS the keeping OF one OF more cars
prevention Of smoking in any but the smo l
with the decisions Of the agents or conductors
| the hurry of starting the trains.
W. P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
Z. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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MeeBY TO HIS TRooPs.-Just before running
away, the guerrilla leader Mcsby issued the
following address to his troops:
"FAUQuIKR, April 81, 1865.
"Soldlers: have summoned you together
for the last time. The vision we have cher
ished for a free ana independent country has
vanished, and that country Is now the spoil Of
conqueror. / disband your organization in
preference 10 surrendering TO our enemies.
am no longer your commander. After an as
sociation OF more than two eventful years,
part from You with Just pride in the fame Of
your achievements and grateful recollecuons
OF your generous kin dness to myself; and now
At this moment OF bidding you final adleu,
accept the assurance of my unchanging con.
fdenee and regard. Farewell.
-. s. MosBY,
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