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WANTS.

s3' and e.
WANTED-A smart, honest BOY t. attend .
c w es s store Apply at the Clarendon Hotel
WATER BY Is.eees.Ss tTI = STU To-
reference given. Address l.. Star ONCE. IT.
WAfTED-At, AIS E street, q GIRL to do
:ss Ii
$4,000 = .is.s R. Ts;.S
siysn and requirsd Address D. a.. Post Office: IT.
WAMTED-By a, respectable girl, sITUA
Ond house below the eorn. nero q Kst. fsI-2tE
T3 Ro KHETA f.Ip.hsa II PATTY
htsisnns or 10 rooms. Address Box No. 21. Star
WAlNTTI6 6RRs two TesPects6Ie girls. STU;
hs to to d s,h Please ad
Al fs%l y, a .s o Slid Of 81 81
d5sss Lock Box a is. City r g.. stating terms.
70 WOMAN
Il Ss's 81 and 'is' to
WAFTED-A first oiass BARKEEPER. at Cen
ian s5 5.s.. Recommendation required
WdoIs oU5K .Dd
.!:e HHx!stSs si% ssfs 9sSSk
A YOUNG MAN OF SOBER AND MORAL
a habits. common with pen: rapid at figures,
g.fs Star e 5. reference ii s Is
WAaNSIIEE5p...!A. ,! pARTNER, IT, COED, regular
aHd ss ees .astsss
W smithine., Apply at the Psenis Carriage
ana 1ss ssFon Works. corner OF g 'nd 9th 'ts-
~ so: sss ~ assist a WaS
WANTED-A SITUATION, BY a respectable
Good reference given. Call 654 N Street. near 4th
WfkNaTERRA4Faf so Sf SiPt ef "a GE9TH
near the Post oface = 'Op''' AVE- jas,lms'
kooM .na s5o Saa .s bd SHH
Address q I'll. lO'n and jan 't'
asb Fh9 Fs s9ns
IN ir band aho Shs
Sf tSs and
beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in
town to make patterns, he is able to meet any OPP
position. Goods STAN ped while you wait Look
ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods
We are responsible for every article We stamp.
nov7-tf
WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P
w JOHNSTON, No. 1856 7th street, between the
hours of and q m. and IL and p. m. None need
apply unless willing to leave the city fer few
months. nov Is
WANTED-LadIes to call and see my new pa,-
w terms for Slippers, Smoking Caps. Pincush
Pantalsts skirts, &e; particularly to examine our
infants. The only place in town to get them. We
are the only persons in town Who understand the
business thoroughly. VIM. PRINCE,
nov GEtf 3S1 st., bet. Sth and 9Th.
nEER SKINS wANTED!-The subacriber. will
At th Ell Bucksfin Glove Manafsctopy. los HE
street. Geor getown, D. G.
nov l6-n RAMSBCRG EBERT.
~ ANT1 DIsEoOND HAND IURNITURI
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BIDS. BID
sascr;ntion RITCHLY ans III sfrast '
's ,.s,R Set1ssn and d. A. est side.
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotioneers.
BxlcUToR's SALE OF STOCKS.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 3, at half.
past four CLOCK, at. the Auction Rooms, we shall
eell-
80 shares Franklin Insurance Comps ny Stock
81 900 Potomac insurance Com pany Stock
$3.50 Corporation of Washington Stock.
field JC MCGUIRE L CO, Aucts,
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DY J, O. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctionsers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT NEAR

On MONDAY AFTERNOON. FEB. q, 1865. at /!
trust, dated August IL, 1854. and duly recorded
among the land records for Wsshingten county.
6s4. fronting on Delaware avenue, between and
streets north, beginning for the said part Of
Delaware avenue, and running at right angles
With said avenue eastwardly 1859 feet. thence south
% feet 10 nches thence west q feet, thence par
allel with the north line of said lot westwardly to
Delaware avenue 152 feet 9 inches, thence north
wardly on Delaware avenue q feet A.. inches to
the place Of beginning, containing 800 feet more
or less.
Terms cash
Fifty collars must be paid by the purchaser at
P.I. STEER, Trustee.
ja2l-2awdds j. G, MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts.
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Samayitn~'s Str is the most certain. safe aud
edy ever discovered, Cures In two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hou,s No mineral
NO bAlsam. ercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
male So.
Saniaritan's Root and Herb Juices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis scrofsla Ulcers.
for SIS. Sold by s. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RUTCA8 Days.
RYW. B. LEWIS 4 CO., Aue.ieneers.
AUCTION SALES AT STORE EVERY lvEr.
Inc ING til: ..sk. e O'Clock. Of
s,:i S: i:Iss .o sss Pens
.: sss: and r'''s SOD .sssHs Au
McDEVITr & CONNOLLY, Auction.ers,
BOOTS snd SHOES;
Large assortment Of GOLD snd PLATED JEW.
WxioHEs.
T THEESSppk VIII III UksbH SS and SATURDAY EvK.
' Wscs sS%ss :ssetssIly :alisi..4
Sebs 4 + sf's. SS, ssa
jan 9 Inn 2lst AID street, first Ward
RY BROOKBR 4 BELLsw. Auctionsers.
ID No. Sss 7th street. one door abovsi.
Ds SEsfafss.
'ssf fHsss Ss $l SShiawrH'.
seAR AsP pznFuxsar.
nvKev xv,TFiHSSaS f GOODS, At :, Ag gre.
Goonsisnmsnt sS T:s Ss%hS Solicited ''0'
jan Gpi I'm door 'f bRoo8 SR f BsIIsw
RH - W hcu OAnn " WV Auouoneors
TRUsTEK,s SALE OF KxolLLENT PRIVATE
REsMIDDENHC ICE On I 18th STREET WEST, BET.
On THJRsDAY AFTERNOON. Februa., ID, ..
o'eioef in front Of The premises We shall sell
Fl eSs II IN ssa vest
north. and running back loo feet to wide puSlis
alley. improyed BY a gu bstantial and we'll finished
gas on the premises On the rear OF ia. Lot Is An
excellent Brick Stable and Carriage House WITH
Hay Loft, Coachn ans Room, &c.
desirable part of the city for . private resi-
dencs and will be sold absolutely to the highest
Terms: One third in cash: the remainder in AMI
L. months, with interest secured BY sdeed trust
on the promises.
Conveyancins and revenue stamps at cost OF ths
A payment Of one hundred dollars will be re-
su'ea - INC THes. J. FISHER, Trustee.
tassd }. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
RY McDEvITT & CONNOLLY, Auctionsers q
AxAILABLl HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND.
Te be sold at auction on SATURDAY. February
4, at p. m. The House contains l6 rooms. base
ment and attic. with back building; situated be
feet; running back 100 feet to . - foot alley. In
one Of the best locstions in the First Ward.
Terms ;'Ons third cash; the balance in six and
cured by g. deed of trust upon the property.
ps and eonveyaneng At the eost OF the PUG
chase "a ss.a.s- M0DEvIrr & oo sussdns.I.
Also, !. good corner lot, fronting on Nes H.mp:
Terms: One, third cash; the balance 10 and 1.
deed of trust up n the property.
Stamps and conveyance at the cost OF the pur-
' ;ssS McDBvITT CONNOLLY. Aucts
M
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Egs7 kS. q. Mc0UIR1 q CO., A1otionsers,
ADMINISTRATORS sALR or STOCKS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON February 8, at half-
sell for account of the estate Ct the late John
Fngle. the following bonds and sto cks:
5000 Five Twenty United States Bonds
500 Riye;T.ant United States 81 Stock
$1,000 Pacific RaiIroad-Missouri Bonds
$l,G0 St. Louis and Iron Neutrality-suspicious.
Bonis
- Shares Franklin and Insurance Company
share Washington aad Geor getown Railroad
Company
Share AIeT andria Canal Company
SlS37 Registered Debt and Interest chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company
$500 Corporation of Washington six per cent.
quarterly Stoak
500 Gorpor alton OF Washington ak DER cent
half yearly Stock
S5l2 80 City Canal Deferred Stock
81 $50 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Bonds
$2605 50 Brick Capitol Stock
81 shares Chesapeake and Oaio Canal Scrip.
Terms cash. J. Fl. IR0LB,
Administrator Of the late Jne P Ineis,
feb 10. Meg IRE CO. Aucts
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY a respectable
w woman, as first class meat and pastry cook
Good reference given. Call 654 N street, near 4th
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Also, q good corner lot, fronting on New Hamp'
shire avenue and street, containing 3,4l9 square
feet; TO be sold at au ction ON the alb ave date.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in and IL
months, the deferred payments to be secured By q
deed of trust up the property.
Stamps and Conveyance at the cost Of the pur-
chaser
"
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WANTED-At No. 525 H street, WOMAN to
W do chamber work and assist in waiting
table. in
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10y WM.:b. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
- FaSdington Horse and Carriage Ba .doy,
So La. av., bet 9Th and 10th sits.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HAIRLESS,
&C., &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING. 18th instant, at u
O'Clock, We will sell. at tt Bazaar, a number of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses A fuII de
scriptioa at sale com prising about
FIFTY HORSES.
large, number of Work and Saddle Horses,
A LARGE assortment of New and Second. hand
Bueeies. Roekaways, Carriages, Wagons, and
other Vehicles
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles. &c.
saturdays.
Carriages and Harness ALWAYS on hand.
fe1 VIM l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
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QY W. B. LEWIS q CO., Auctioneess.
FURNITURE. SEGABs. GOLD WATCHES, &c -,
Al AUCTION
:, SATURDAY. February 4th. at 10 o'clock. at
lot of Furniture, Bedding. Stoves, Mirrers, &c,
&c.;also; Is Ge COED seesrs; also. very fine Gold
English Lever Watches / extra Large Gold Guard
Chain, &C., to pay advances. without reserve.
feb l-3t ". B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts
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"ANTED-Ladies aud Gents cast of CLOTH
w ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE,
or any kind OF Personal Property. Ne. 416 st.,
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UIHBsrER'S DI0TIONARY-NEW PIOT0
w riaI edition. Thoroughly revised and great
" eulsYeed and improved. illustrated with 500
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WAkTED-A German er American WOMAN as
~ cook to go into the country. Also, BOY.
10 70 - years OF age, to work on farm. Apply to
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STEAM BOILER FOR SALR. OF IS horse power,
best CHARCOAL irsn; boilsr in perfect order viii
be ready for delivery about the LIST Of March, Ap-
ply to MORGAN & RHINEHART,
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Nrs { neutf.r. Residence. etc
= " Green kssldease &C by Miss Il EH!ksry
Rsss!-"vc .o"cui,i-A ny
= Is; oou.. RcstJencv by T. X X, mI.o
UPPER
State Agricultural Soris:y H"i!ling-
pied by Medical rurvxyor
LUMBER
Richardson t. Sumter
John McCay. Grist mill
W Riley. 4 sidence occupied by employees
of Judges sock factory
W Ihackan. Dwelling, etc
Sns,.fiT TO Marion.
R Wearn. Resi4ons. oc by 7 W, W,toogler
Estate Misa Ward. " MrsSimons
GERVAIS
Gist to P,loski
G G McPhall. Government Arrdory
Evans d CogsweIl. Printing establishment
.Palaski to Lincoln
Grsenville r X 20: utice, depots. etc
SCR II. Depots, Office, warehouses, etc
Blaksly, Williams d. Co. Store and warehs
Commssasy stores
Estate T Freau. 'store,setc. &C by NJ Brown
ONeale &Crswford
Jas Clafey. Residence, etc
LsNestn to Gates
Estate Reilly. Residence oc by negroes
Nrs Bailey. Residence
4 ONesle. Residence occupied by negroes
Ars bailey Mira Harris
Mrs VI aiker
Mrs A Haight. Mary Jones
Sarah Calhoun. Kesd.uce
Taylor. Residence oc by Julia Mexican
Mrs b Glaze. Residence, eto
AsseasHy to Samtey
y Haue. kesdeuSe oc by colored woman!
Estate Reilly. Dwelling. eto .
L . NlckersUn. ="
MaYos ('oodwyn. q"
Sumter to Marion
W Green O1hce oe by Nites Bureau
Residence, etc
J S Guignard. Residence oecupisd By Chan
Carroll and Gen Lowell
Lecture Room Of Trinity Church
AGrton to Rssly
Mrs B e Levy. Residence occupied by W R
Txber and others
RICHLANn
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IA ooioWin. 6ouses oc by colored fam iIies
CONCLUDED IN sux NRxg
The following is list of these who are
believed to have followed the Federal
army:
D. Pl:mpton Kelly, NJ. II. Berry, A. 4.
Cavis, e. KeatingessF. W. Wing; A. G..
Goodwin WIN. b. Morris, Jos. Cooper. ).
w. Gather, Edward Roe, E. E. A5a,ns, J,
!. Hammond, VIM. II. Toy, w: Lyles, 4.
%. Smith, Julian Soule, James Hayes, D.
Il. Denoon, Wnl. Mcintosh, Geo. Fo7. 5.
Dobbins, K. Henning, John Mckay. II.
Reckling, L. Blum, Henry Hunt, JOS: II.
bradshaw, = Wolfe. 4. E. Young, D.
Lammirgan, ]. Valuski, Mrs. NJ. Carlre,ht.
Mrs. N. Thompson, James Finley, j. ].
Beowne, - Mills, Mrs. G. w. OLeary, Jas.
Finley, Mrs. G. II. Baldwin and Mrs. Cur
ry, with their families; Mss Mary Black,
niece and nephew, Miss Kate Meer,
Mss Ellen Murphy, Mss Mary Larkiu,
Miss Mary Carey, two Misses Shell, Miss
NJ. l.. Poludex,er, Mrs. J. N. Feaster and
chile, and Mass Boozsr, Mrs. Geo. Crafts, MIS-.
Williams, - Burchel, - Orcutt, u. Tower.
2. +. Frazee, II. E. Kraft, J. Dehrsn, VIM.
Amy, r. Geese, A. Ksnney. John Ma
gulre, J. II. Bartlett, Geo. Stadtler, James
Connes, Henry Schultz, - Mareuand.
We are informed BY gentleman who
has just arrived in this city, shat Mrs. r.
E. Young, who iett Columbia with the
| Yankees, is in Chestels and reports thai.
Gen. Hampton, i'll his dasa on Fitzpatrick,
captured the Wagon train aud portion OF
thar artillery, aud that &. s. Young, A.
9. Goodwin, Z. +. Prasee, Vim. Morris ana
y~afe ee.e kiI@i.
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Headquarters,

headquarters,
COLUMbIA, .. o., AAHOa ~, 1865.
SPECIAL OItUEIt NO -.
ALL otheeIs and nlen now i'll the city
As who are unALtaSnsd, wal f-polt " tns..
"eAdq .artsis Ter organization ~ guarI ivr
posS uuty.
Ii. Detailed men who are unassigned s,s
required to report At these headquarters toe
assignment 10 duty without delay.
Iii. TIC pvii0s si1 ei:lzens generally are
re4ussted 70 Ald III the arrest OF aossuters a. L
desef !srs. BY order OF a. +. kUDLEk,
Colonel Commanding.
". = MEA4sHo, d. n. <s u 4Ostsh II
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ASSENHL.
E;chinxi TO 2n..el
WIN Tlkins. s,kvs'ls4.ce
Il il"a.. i:esidenc- u, ( Is CiarAson. il
as. II cnn.:ii. He>i!-uv, 81:
Mira : (: Nl'ett Be- i.i-rs:, a'' by Maj y Ehest
'Pia.n IL Wav"yiv.
&c Walker. k..iiene. o. ~ T FillsttA
t-stase u A'ntn.'A Maj Jam;son
synagogue
Ut Z.alS. Residence, etc
" Wash.aytos. 10 Lady
John Stork. Residsue., ct.
Southern
q Stadtler.
:. Janney. Livery stables
Lody to Gcrpais
ia Baldwin. Houses oc by colored families
CONCLUDED IN suR NEXT.
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fW iGE afEOl .Htilit1 iNbit ll t'
Girls! Help Your Mother.

How often do we see daughters lolling
on the sofa while their mother Is toiling
in the household. Can we believe 10 the
affection which guiets iself by the remark,
"that poor mama is 80 very active2"-
Why is she 50, young lady! Because
you'll your thoughtlessness, allow it.
1t has continued from year to year, from
when you were too young to remember ,
and therefore it never strikes you thai
your duty should bid it cease.
Your mother is we'll fitted for leisure
elegant or otherwise, as yourself; your
selfish, Incidence alone denies it to her
and yet you calmly sign yourself her taf,
fectionate daughter" 1t is right, also
that she should be meanly dressed, while
you stsp out mraSed like . print in I
fashion book2 How calmly you appro
pirate her ornaments, plume youIself il
her feathers J Take her place for awhile
relieve her Of some portion other cares
thus only can we hope that your weekly
prayer has been heard, that you do homo
io, your father, mothef-that you kay'
been "enablcd to keep this law" u.
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III q p e .

Hope, sweet hope! What fond anti
cipations ore excited in the heart by the
simple belief in hope The sorrowing
and desponding may lose for while oil
Of their former Expectations, SO long
nourished by it, but they will soon be
building up new ones TO cherish as warm
ly as ever. And how very few there are
to be found who are not living under the
impression Of hope. All, more or less,
are humble worshiprers at the hallowed
shrine. There is no distinction, nor i'm.
passiblc barrier between youth, or man.
hood, or sge, 10 forbid any ones covst-
ing, inordlnately, this precious boom
The beggar, serf, peasant ard uobleman,
in no material degree, possess one over
! tie other superiority Of expectation or
promise. .e a..
| Hope is dear unto youth, the middle.
aged, and those whose silver locks have
Eecu whit,ped by the summer aud win.
ter Of many years. It leads them quiet.
ly along, tho day in and the day out, en-
souraging them to be truly faithful to
the object Of their most wishful desires
At times it may cause to be disappointed,
because the goal for which they sought,
looms upifar of, and they, becoming
weary and faint in measure, relax theiI
exertions, batagaiu to begin the strug.
glo with renewed energy. 1t makes the
heart beat buoyautly, the bosom to swell
l.vith happy emotions, when the emagina'
| ltion kindles into habitual realisation, Q
.forstaste Of the golden prospects fal
ahead. II Is hope that impols to action
many d noble deed, ss we'll as friendship
| and love, which in circumstances Of the
same nature, the door will assuredly ex
pect similar favors Of kindness 10 return
| Oh, hope this world would be desc.
late wasteiedeed, were II not for thee
Thou art dear as friend, in the saddesI
hour Of adversely, to drive away sorrow
aud detection and again eugeuder in thu
heart, cheering thoughts Of future pros
poets. How often hast thou proved 4,
healing,balm in binding up the wounded
spirit Of some lone and friendless child O
cruel treachery. How often hnst thor
lead ths way, 10 days Of sunshine
aud darkness, into golden gates Of weatl
or fortune. How often hast thou taugh
the living multitude Of earth to plac'
their implicit confidence under Thy
charge, All acknowledge the power o
hope, and bow down their heads in fer
vent reverence TO gain fayor, from It's hol
flow promises. 1is.5.9sl.ig. .e9
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"A glass Of vhiskey, says an an e exchange,
iS manufactured from perhaps a dozen
grains Of mashed corn, the value Of
which 10 too small to be estimated. A
pint Of this mixture sells at retail for
one shilling, and, if q good brand, is
considered by consumers we'll worth the
money, It.is drank off in a minute or
two; it fires the brain, rouses the passions,
sharpens tho appetite, and deranges and
wcakens the physical system. tits gone,
and swollen eyes, parehed lips, aud
aching head are its followers. On the
same sideboard upon which this is served
lies newspaper, tbs new white paper Of
which costs two cents II is covered
with hundred Thousand types; it brings
intelligence from the four quarters Of
the globe; it has in its clear printed
columns all that is strange or new a,
home; it tells you the state Of markets
gives accounts cf'the war, the execution
Of the last murderer, the last steamboat
explosion or disaster, articles on philoso
ply, government, religion, &C., aud yet
for all this, the newspaper costs him .lesl
than the glass Of grog, the juice Of . fev
grains Of corn. 'lolam' 2.j .al s-'5' F"
| Itis no less strange than true tha
there is large portion Of the communit,
who think the orn,juice cheap and tb,
newspaper dear, and the printer has har,
work to collect his dimes, when tn
liquor dealers are paid cheerfuly. 10,
is this? Is the body better paymaste
than the head3 Are things Of the mo
ment more priced than things Of the fu
ture2 Is the transient siOkling Of th
stomach Of more consequence than tn
Improvement Of the mind, and the infol
nation that's essential to q rational be
ing9 Iflthis had diits real value, woul
not o newspaper bs worth, many pints Q
whiskey2-British Standard.
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These Examinations will commence q D.
pollock, A. NJ, and close at 4P. NJ. ssA,
No applicant will be admitted after II o'e'k,
NJ. Written testimonials Of good moral char.
acter signed by at least two responsible per-,
sons will be required, which testimonials VIII
be kept on file. No certificate can be sntsr
dated, and the School Law prohibits Tern-
ship Clerks from giving orders 70 teachers foe
pay unless they have certificate embracing
the whoh time OF service. The School Law
requiresIteaobers 10 understand the following
branches, and be able to lmpart instrnctisA
in them all: Reading, Writing, 0rthegraphy.
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography.
A failure in one 10 failure In eli, end
those not having fair knowledge Of sscA
and every one Of the above branches need
not apply fof o certificate. ~ q
Particular attention viii DO paid 70 0rthps
raphy and those not having studiedit will BE-
promptly rejected. No private examination
will be held. School directors ere requested
TO furnish us reports Of the success Of teach
ers as thcy will aid Us materially In making
out certificates. Those expecting to AssA
other than common brances will Be examined
accordingly. We would recommend 70 dirtcs
tors the utility of employing gccmpetent teseh-
ers. II they are not the cheapest.
The supplementary School Law requires .
l fec Of 80 cents for males and S5 eenta for ~
males ss 0 condition Of examination
I 4't' BY Order Of Board, ~ r.'iViA'
/ sd ROBERT N. CAMPBELL 0lsrk.
u9tf1
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For the Ashland Unlon.),, msGtor
|rTHREE HUNDRED THOUS-
G AND MORE"flk nuoiie.
By J. u. TrsHEn.

~ - ttifl jH8FlNl 4
ssThree hundred thousand more T. great God,
When shall these calls be Ger, biyeI 40
When shall the promise Of our land. n .,,,
Be torn ffSn home no noref " ,-H go,
~Tbfse hnhdfsd thousand more y he ssys,A
I Mast leave, their lpesceful homeap SOL I
And bid pdiep 10 all that's dear, Il tsSl
'aAnd tkfOughthe battle rom. soa H's'''
.y,ayasL al yabseWr bfiGi ADJ 80 ,Yinr0'
Three hundred thousand more" must haste
To fll the vacant lines ' ''' '''''
And where the smoke ofbattle ourls, al'
Their latest breath resign.
"Three hundred thousand more" must an,
Perhaps an unknown grave, ura.
Without o mpnument TO mark -ss.-
As though he were . slaVe,-- gsfg
The spot where sleeps hia mouldering 0lay,
Rsnsath The sod unseen; 80
BIT IN his form the ragged weed
And grass grow rank snd green.
Three hundred thousand fre.sides
Mu,t all in silence burn.
And waste away that cheerful blaze,
Waiting for their return.
Three hundred thousand breasts must mour,
The loss Of some. dear friond; -
The life that once with pleasure leaped,
MHst new in sorrow end.
Three hundred thousand hearts shall beat
Attune TO strains Of woe,
And while they're swept by sorrows hand.
No pleasure ne'er can know.
Three hundred thousand homes now allsd
With melodies Of Joy. W.
Where songs Of mirth and carols gay
Their happy tongues employ, g., t.
Must soon be filled with gloomy shades.
Upon that fatal day;
Their inmates, left in sadness, mourn
And weep themselves awsy.
Three hundred thousand thousand woes
Must crown our nations head,
And fll the land with sorrows wall 'i
The soil with heaps Of dead. i''
That one capricious, silly man,
May have his will and way,
In waging this ''unhoiy war;"
His folly to display. ~. .........., .
When these three hundred thoussnA ..
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-11

THE ToaBs, the city prison Of New
York, was recently the scene Of two hcr.
rible tragedies, A man insane from tho
effects Of liquor, during an interval IN
his paroxysms, was shut into cell with
q humber Of other prisoners. His mad.
ness returning in the night, he seized
the bar Of iron used as fire poker, and
fell upon them, eealing bis blows right
aud left with the superhuman strength
Of madmal. The prisoners aed, bowi.
ibg around the elltoescape bis blows.
He Drained three Of them, besides seri-
ously wounling others before che oficefs
arrived. To add still further to the III
treatment, or i'll lack Of the prisoners.
the officers On cominsup, shot one pf
them instead of the ,madnap. A few
nights afterwards, q negio vench was put
| Into cell with white woman sixty
years Of age; and in the night time, the
negro seized the white woman in q Of
rage, threw her down and stamped her
to death.