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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15
Prom the Rev. Jos. H. Kennard, Pastor Of
the 10th Baptist Church,

From the Rev. Jos. H. Kennard, Pastor Of
the 10th Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson;-Dear Sir Il have been fire..
quently requested 10 connect my name with
Communications Of different kinds Of medi.
dimes, but regarding the practice as out Of my
appropriate tphere, I have In all cases de-
oiined hut With D clear proof in various In
stanpps, and particularly in my family, Of
the usefulness Of DR.. Hoofand's German Bit.
ters. | depart for once from my usual course,
TO express my full conviction that, for general
debility of the system and especially for Liv-
or Complaint, IL is q safe and valuable pre-.
paratiop. In some cases II may fail; but u.
sually, l doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial
TO those who suffer from the above caute.
Yours, very respectfully, 3
,.,i ], II. KENNARD.
Eighth below Coates Street, p~hiladelphia.
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lsl-i y 4 uoted Az one q the evidences
Of the sad decentralization Of lhs times,
t a1'!s thsold WahiagsSa EslspRl TRieNi;
sspcsr hpI. by tbsifsss8f shapss ia'pro.
'pristQrhAip l0st hpth IN brains eBa PrlS:
cipIesa - EaquireE
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

pG- The 4th oil March witnessed the
first re .inauguratiOn since that Of General
jackson in 1888. General Jackson re
sisted notification, Mr.. Lincoln resisted
rebellion. = Abolition Exchange.
Yes, and General jackson preserved
the Union-Abe Lincoln destroyed it,
That's the difference between old Hicko-
~ and the vulgar joker who disgrAces
tbp place he once filed. ...
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s hereby given sthpt Toe pnaers
IN signed has been duly AppeintsdA dminis
tfategn ne the Rststspf Philip Fabsr, jr,. do
late ofksbland County, Obi. ~. at
% - PHILIP FABER, Ben,
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Adyertising

Has enlarged many a small business ;
Has revived many . dull business;
Has saved many q falling business;
Has preserved many d large business
Has created many . new business.
TRY IT,
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A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to tho undersigned. will please call at
Stone Corner and make immediate SETTLEMENT
(2w89) j. Calm.
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ASHLAND, MARCH Is, 1865

S6r For cheap groceries, go to aELT-
MAN G. BRuBAKER's, one door W,st Of
the Town Hall. la % II -na n gt.. %
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From Rev. waOrsh Randolph, Pa,tOr Of Bap-

Fr0m htV. WUUEUH NuHuVITH1 FuttUE VI puY-
tist Church. Germantown Penn. la.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir.-Psrsonal
experience enables me 10 say that l regard
the German Bitters prepared BY you as .
most excellent m edicine. In eases Of severe
cold and general debility ! have been greatly
benefited by the use Of the Bittefs, and
doubt not they will produce similar effects on
others.
Your, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pa.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor
Of the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge
and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general, through
distrust Of their Ingredients and effects; l
yet know Of no ,uficient reasons why q man
may not testify to the benefits he believes
himself to have received from apy simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus
contribute to tho benefit Of others.
do this most re Oily in regard to Hooi-
and's German Biiters, prepared BY Dr.. U,
NJ. jackson, Of this city, because was pre-
JUDGED against them for many years. unde,
the impression that they were chiefly an al
cpholic mixtEre. l an indebted to my friend,
Robert shoemai or, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests, and for en-
enlargement to try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility. The
use Of three | ottles Of these Bitters, OF the
~beainning Of the present year, was followed
by civic ent relief and restoration to q degret
Of bodily and mental vigor which had moi
felt for six months before, and had almost
despairsd Of regaining. | there fore tkani
God and my friend for directing me to the
use Of them.
Philadelphia, June 2S,s1s6l.
NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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cry WEDNESDAY M0RNIN G,yin Ashland,
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notice 70 the contrary, are considered as wish
Ing "a, continue their subscriptions,
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ofthsir papers, the publishers can continue
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ing and leaving It u%ncalled for, IL prima facie
evidence Of intended fraud. WV" "'D'"
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Rates Of Advertising Advanced,

The un dersigned, Proprietors Of Nevspa-
pers published in Ashland, in consideration
Of the largely increased expenses Of publish
ing, hereby agree to adopt the following ad-
vanced Rates for Advertising, and TO conform
TO the following Rules for regulating the
r tss Of Advertising in our columns, 10 take
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n6y- Adver isemen's Loaded, or inserted
under the head Of Special Notices, and Double
Column advertisements will be charged 30
per cent. In addition to the above.
s6y- All kinds Of Job Work, an advance Of
from 50 to Is per cent. depending on tle
character Of The Job. sf Iia fn.ai.W"ol
McoRD, NELSON & Lands, Prop'rs Union
l.. JEFF. sPRENGLE, Proprietor Times.
August J, 1864, Jal
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rs THE BEST TQFIC
IN THE WORLD,
pg. READ WHO SAYS 3d.,

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, Pemberton, N. J., formerly
Of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
=.
have known Hollands German Bittern
favorably for o number Of years. ] have useu
them in my own family, and have been sg
pleased with their effects that | was induced
to recommend them to many others, and know
that they have operated in q strikingly bene-
fetal manner take great pleasure In thus
publicity proclaiming this fact, and calling
the o .tention Of those afflicted with the dis
eases for which they are re- oDme ded to
these Bttters, knowing from experience that
my recommendation will be sustained. l do
this more cheeriully as Hollands Bitters is
intended to benefit the afflicted, and is "n't
10 rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI q. BECk'
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Prices.

Large Size (holding nearly double quantity,
i8s' od 81 per Bottle-half dos. Ae5 90
Small Size, rs cts. per Bottle-half dos. 81 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.
See that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACK
soN,"i Is on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
DO not beputcf By any Of the intox-
preparations that may De offered In
lie place. but send to us, and ve will forward
securely packed, BY express.
Principal Office and Mapufaetory, M. esl
Arch Street, Philadelphia. " l a w
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed has been appointed Executor Of
tue personal property Of John Simon. deed
JACOB HRYD.
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year, .i-r .u, LOW
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Proi Ksve u II. Turner. Pastor Of
ding II. b, Church, Ph~ilsaslphiax
pr. Jackson -,--psar Sir --Hayipg
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The undersighed wish everybody TO know
that they keep at their Livery sta
BILE. on Main Street, opposite Eppler's Cab.
met shop, good. safe Horses and Clean, Neat
Carriages, 70 let 10 reliable customers at all
times on the most reasonable terms. s's'
SPRINGER b MecooI.
Dec. q, 1sS4-2stf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
HowEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 30 wall.str

Nev.York (Formcry officers % tho Park Bank) -Four
per cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this house is the came as an IncorPo'
rated Bank.
PEasoNs KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DErosrr and DRAW
as they please and viii be allowed Interest Oh their
daily balance al 4 per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any par: Of the United States
OF Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
Government and other Stocks. Bonds and Gold. prompt;
ly executed for the usual commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
q. 6's,5-20,cp,

q. s 6's,5-2O, ,cp,
ex Nov. coup.
1000. .-..lO5
Us 6s,5-2Oc,new
ex Nov. coup.
1000 .-....lVli
Treasury 7 S-lOs
lst series.
$500. .-.. ~
5,00O...-.- vi
1900 .-.... u,
Do, % series.
2,0U0 ...-.. y.
Do, Sd series.
10000. 0.-... "
GS.csl y.c,neN
1000. -. %
Missouri Cs.
5000. 0...... II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
VHiETApIFs.

Bcets. a bnch...... 6Us Peppers, red, ~ bch. 10
Brussels sprouts PqtjQ 90 pOiltocs y bbs2 750s3 81
Cabbagea y head. lOa ls Potatoes y buel l2dsI 81
Cabbagos red each l3a25 Potatoes. y pk... 2OQa5
Cauols. q bulch.... 446 Potatoes. sweet, y
aunowoTs each, .3OaO0' peek ............. 30 10
Clery. table pBnch. lJuaJ Potatoes, sweet "
Gu cory PboId. d.... 666i bus.........Sl G2Qsl Is
Gar'en Egg each l. 10 PumI Ikins. each ...l2025
Kohl .Sabi. y bunch sac Radshes black pbch 4d5
Leeks. q buncb,... cas- Radishes, v bunch. !
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Enrtii!y Markets,
on LIVING EXPENSES ~ SEw-YoRI.
TgipAY. Oct. .7-P.

on LIyING LNPENSEs ~ HEW-fUAA'
fmpAY. oct .7-P "
pelovv We give carefully arranged and COM
l-,.,,b,c, reyi.cd cech vtcS. showing the cost OF
fcsriy All tie ordinary -,c8 " food beside some
ofhcf huu.ehod cNpeu,es. Our ql31uous are i-e -.
isG usces asbeh b. Fulton md Mu'li gioH Mai a
reels Of stale cheap articles usually fe Tor e's ~hhc
lr un town maTl,ts ORD rIocrymeI charge mic " ~
quoted Vegetables. fsui'a and mo 90 age c-'.let NJ
Washington Mara.t-hsh at lest fm''h -Hh. .t -
rtcee are no ipc-taut changes in tac retail uel-et
THIS Wors ihouch bulter Cgi ual cAcrsS lFe h ~ ~
wloesale While iresh beef D. lower. Poltfy s penN'
aud 10 Tct uhng little lower. fHh ore "a MoIt, l''
suptlv and cont 10 eel ~ high prices. We quote
uRrAD AND CEACEEi..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28


DIRECTORS.
HTNrY A. sNYTIE Pre.ideHs Of TIE Central NanonA
J6irv P. YELyERroS. Prc.iden, Of the Bank ofNo';h
ROAH 1. WILSON rrv.ldan. Of the American National
IRRDERIcK scHUcnARDr of. sehuehardt Sous
BaHters =,
WM H. TOWNSEND Treasurer Of me Sieflns Ion
DfvIb -. TURNER ofNew York.
Zach share wtl BE- ,nitrd, from The Goal mined by me
Cpuv In ,ny onc wear 20 s pfopurtionaie share Of said
Coz ned not escecdlns ono tun Ic snsie lor
the rro ~reon aud dividend - h~ rToh irom TIE pro
luri beyond the sfnonni delivered on TIE shares .
Sub.rptfors for limited nuubsr ~ slsIc- r"crivrt ~
WILSON. GIBSON 4 Co, No 90 hroEd~sy n I.
Tho property q this Company l. situated 6-twrcn t~ Tow
q scranton Pa snd the NyrHns Fal'y Railroad snd oal
Co.. pro pcrty sbout mile rom scranton, ana AZ
,h. W H. Cod 60. IL 10 nee sud uurcunbrIcd and tue
Courany ha, 80 debt Of suy kind u oi the bet coal
uro ME. In the Valley being cstimated to coasin sesen
N ions of Iuu. Of Coal IOsi the whole u vhieh -bo'e
watf level and capable producing from oooc to iSo0
tunsh year. -. - - 4,
Any shr-hoder wishing 20 take his coal can have u
6y Company iof his rccount aad fee'" the poh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
nAuY nu1auNE SATURDAY OCTOBER 2a ls61-TRFIE sIEEL

Sage & Thyme, Pbch oo 49S
lSauer-Krnut, Y qt--' lo0 Da- :
spinach, y ! peek. @2'
Squashes. Marrow, ,oeo.
each. .l2d2o
Tomatoes. v at 80. ga ~
'Turnips, y ! peck. 20 ~
4 Turnips, teltow, Pqt. -
\ Water Cress Y Ut. ..l0Al2
DRIES.
!, Honey. strained. PHI
4 tb DOttlo- JJ
! Kerosene, y gall ..969 81
! Meoaroni. ~ o.. .200 so
\ Milk. T. qustt.....--- 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

NJ, ,o, y, M sales for future delivery. The sales
cash and regular way are sVoo oUs, po ~ lots
MES uu Grm snles are $50 bbls at sl20sl3 Tor
~ Mess s,SaSl7 80 for Extra Clear Mess Gnu
s9a SID ior Stale }eet We ,sar i. oi e Terce leef
TScye is rothing Of moment doing In t1iS W., , ~
Holders are finn, Mt ei5 for lnde AFss; So & bSo Wes
are in good demand and hr oaS ., yU nns",tied and
nrices nominal Bacon Is inactive anu no" -,
nrt sscd Hogs arc quiet and easeT; "a oreued
a .o h,,, closed nj about yesterdays pIiccs oales
are 41J pkgs OF e6 2ec Tor n'tY' <'~-St % -; Le dv
and 29c for small lois western, con! u, w of
VrrTyp--The market Is fairly active, h.iu lt'V'' Va
ob'c. ana,ities continue TO advance. we quo'e'
Orange County On pal.s) A. AK
N Y state Welsh tubs. strictly hnc, A. is
y Y Stntp Wesh trbs. fci. TO good - -
y state fI.iu tubs, strictly hnc .--...--''y "a -
n Y State Eikius. good TO me- a.
Good 10 choice Western. ~
Penu common t. medium -..-;...''''''--' a. . so
western Kcserye common TO medium %
Mich, III, I'D. Wis good to me yerQw' ;. ~
Micr ILL., Ind. & Wis. coamOn 70 meatun'. ..''-@ ~
CurE.E--Ihe market is very nIln "equotC.
s,afe factory GOOD TO choice, y i6.-....ls q -
Scte fair to good. d.-.....--.----..s-.---io ~ ~
state dairiCs choice. ~
English dairy (Cpnn)- So 10 as
English dairy ONO o)..--..----'.-''''' -
Vermont dnifv. - -" ',ii n,
PETROLEUM-Ihe market Is rather unSe,liee, i ~, :"
9rc for rude. Is 60c for Refined, ~ bond' ana 'ut
77c ff ree. sales of 200 bbis W hlte, ut o@c hhe
! 500 bbls. Refined at 59GCDc ,,-..,. till,
RICT-TAe market remains duh, and priceS hoHlhanS
unchanged. ,,,-- ,.,.., a., T. o,y
Sugars but the rket is easier, aid air 10 soYd 4c
fuing cqnuot Dc quoted over l@ a lic sars ol hnol
zoo hhds Cuba at dl5c, and .1' bo,es huFaha on
rrivate t.rms Refined are heavy at -Uic !nF na.us'
! Negsrs K L. & 4. stuart have 20 day ic'IsCu w
frnree for Refined as follows Loaf yie: 81 ~ eD
! l@l5e Granulatcd and GIouud 2Oic.j Whte ~ Hic'
an. ItI ~ e..
TTNS-TLcrri is less activity. ard wo have only 70
mote $50 ukrs. Oolons on priylte terms. ,,
TAIIOW-TLc market Is inactive but hTmi saits u
% Cg0 ~ CRY az iidli.c cash. Il. -,
! TDgACCO contluurs IN moderate request; sars oI
ia9 Las kcntucky at ec., aud ~ cases seed Le
att0lfc. ,1 49,
s,ss of lrO Jbs al a. 81. iol State. and e. 81 iof
Wo0I-The marke. is quiet but without change o.
import ince IN prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
3lnantial.

v1NITED STATES TREASURY,
\ NEw.YoRK Oct, "a 1865
To,rlcE.-TEIE LOAN or $5OO00o00, for funding Ger
Indobteduess Compound Interest Notes aud lfes'-
Soes eu,f ozcd by the Secretary of The Treasury uuer
die Of september 20 1888 having been fully 'uo.roed 10
r gepo.it OF Cer fcaes Notes viii be received
Ry order of the Secretary OF the Trcesury.
D' ~ H. II. VAN DYCk, .sst Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
MEATs-sALT. SMOKED, ETC.
AED CAME.

Squirrels. gray. each. l0a1o
rartr!dges. pr.Sl 2Jaei %
Quail. " dOI...t g. 5O4sl
Rabbits. each. 30d -
Robins, y doz. SlaSl -
snipe, yellow leg.
ISuipc, surf. q
dlZ .-....... 994l 90
SQnsD Pigeons. each.37d4I
turkeys. e ID ......25Q 50
WOodcock, ~ pair,
Sl 2j9sl 80
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

Receipts OF foduce.
OcT. o7-l3977 bbs. FlCdr 500 bbls. Whisky, 100
bbs Com Mea 81, ,l2O 4sb Wheat 46 8ls bush Co,n;
o. 7O bush Oats. l3 p<3s. Ashes. 30 pkgs bird @i'i
pkC. Butter, $40 -. Provisions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
"L.aughabIe" !"

The Journal says that the Empire is
being made ridiculous" Very true. II
has been the cause Of more laughing, since
tho election. at the expense of divers and
sundry lately "loyal" people, than Ar
temus Ward or "any other man." BY the
way, we are glad TO observe that the
Journal has been kicked at last into re-
spect. 1t now calls us Democrats" and
our paper "tho Empire" And now we
have proposition to make Quit your
abuse, your epithets and your personalities;
Quit dragging the names of men, not Of
fce-holders or candidates, before the pub
lie; try to elevate yourself into respectable
journalism, and we will let you slide
Otherwise, you must take what comes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
Darke County.

The Greenville Democrat has the fol.
lowing in regard to the result Of the late
election in that county
The election for State aud county officers ia
Darke county yesterday passed of quietly asa
general thing, but with result that was not
anticipated oy the majority of the people Of
our county.
We have not been able to obtain the official
returns in time for this issue OF our paper,
but returns sufficient to determine with toier-
able accuracy, as most of the townships have
been received, and they indicate the election
Of most Of the Republicau candidates
The Democracy of our county, relying on
our acknowledged majority of voters, thought
the election of our ticket sure thing, and
consequently made no effsrt to get out our
vote, while our opponents labored diligently
night and day, aud were 60 we'll organized
on the day ofelection that none OF their men
we're left at home Bat, notwithstanding all
this, had they resotted to,spo frauds
every man on our ticket would have been
elected, without an exception.
In Washington township, we understand
some twelve negroes we're allowed to vote,
contrary to our Laws, while ia most Of the
townships men were allowed to vote for the
Republican ticket who had no shadow Of
right ao-u
In Greenville township, men who lived in
other States, came body up and voted the
Republican ticket, without challange, while
in other cases chalIengers were rudeIy shov-
ed away from the window when the votes
were taken, by the crowd standing around,
not allowed to object to votea through threats
and fear of personal injury.
Some of the supporters Of the Republican
ticket, men, who have heretofore claimed TO
be honorable, spread islss reports on the eve
OF the election that one Of our candidates had
Withdrawn, and another gentlemen bad been
placed on the ticket in his stead. And some
persons, working for the interest of the Re-
publican party went 80 far as to distribute
circulars in some OF the townships, over the
signatures of Henry Miller, John l.. Winner,
Jacob Baker and j. w. Safer, stating that
A. h. Doty, Esq, was assassinsted, and
among other things that Jacob Baker had
withdrawn, and that the Democratic Central
Committee had been compelled to put d. b
Clew and Captain Charles G. Matchett on
the ticket in thsir places Tickets containing
The names Of d B. Clew for Auditor and
Cbas G. Matcbett for Representative ac-
compsnied these circulars, aud Democrats, in
one OF two townships voted them, thinking
they we're all right 1t is unnecessary for us
to state the fact that these circulars we're
frands, and the use of the names Of Messrs
Winner, Miller, Baker and Safer were the
basest forgeres
Owing to want OF time md space we will
give the history and copies Of these circulars
next week, as far as in our power.
Let US say this in conclusion We do not
envy any member OF the Republican party to
his 4slings, over the success, which has been
obtained through such glaring frauds and
base decepiions The people will rebnke
them, ere long, in tones not TO be mistaken.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
The Newark IN, J Election.

lnasmueh as the Republican press have
sought to make capital out of the late muni.
cipal election in Newark, N D., we give the
following from the Newark Journal ,
ITO this result our political opponents will
seek to give an undue importance, with a
view to affect the gubernatorial canvass, Il
ia therefore proper that the causes of our
defeat should be made known to our friends
The election being wholly municipal, involy>
ed questions purely local Correctly con,
sidered, u is entitled to no general impor-
tance. Differences as to candidates being
unfortunately persisted in throughout the
canvass, resulted, unexpectedly in the defeat
Of the party, to which the free and abundant
nse OF money, perfect organization, and
the unscrnpulous employment of every an.
pliapee which promised snccess, on the part
Of our opponents, largely contributed. '...i
I'VE have not been defeated The resu II
show, a repulss aud nothing more. OF the
triumph of the Democracy IN November pext
We never felt more confident than we do to.
day"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
piatt-ic.

.@ssDon Piatt's paper, the Mac-a- cheek
Press, has taken to reporting the Don S
speeches. 1t gives part OF one made at
Dayton the night before the election. But
the cream of the joke is, that the Com
mercial reporter, who was in Dayton on
the occasion, thought the meeting and the
speakers both so contemplate, that he did
not even condescend to notice the fact that
there was meeting, or that Pirtt spoke
att. 80 the Don was obliged to become
his own reporter. But he was also I'M
happy in the choice of topics. After
Corwin on Crary Sam Cox on Gurley
and Dickens in the Pickwick papers, no.
body but PiAtt would have had the impu-
denee to try himself on militia muster.
What pity VallaAdigham refused to take
his profferod hand three years ago