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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17

q
AMONG the quiet workers in the pathway
of human good we may class, as exceed
ingly influential, the American republish-
ers of the leading foreign reviews and
magazines, Messrsa Leonard, Scott i Co.,
of New York city. They reprint, as soon
as the originals arrive here the London
Quarterly Review (conservative,l the Ed.
inbnrgh Review (whig,) the Westminster
Review lradieal,) the North British Re.
view (free. church, and Blackwood (tory }
all ofwhiCh are distinguished in their re.
spectiVe3spheres.q The four reviews, with
Blackwood, cost at least $loo to import,
aud yet are reprinted for SIS. Better
reading matter for man ofth world, who
desires to be well informed on all subiec ts
current in the field of active life and 10
canvass the views of all sides with equal
impartiality, could not be found, and how
It oan be furnished at such a low price,
considering that the cost of printing has
doubled and the price of paper nearly
trebIedl to cay nothing of taxes, licenses,
duties and SO on, it puzzles us to COpject-
ure:. Leonard; scotts & Co., merit every
Encouragement for their activity and en-
terprise. 1ai lii. IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17

Ff az
THE LoldoR lndeEr notoEious partisan
rebel sea.ise5 furnishes an 1Inustng,
but stupidity oCntriyed story about the gen,
tlsmap who is at present acting as oul
minister at France: Fortunately the source
Of the tale is such that it is only interest.
ing as an example of spite. The Inder
saysi-
The following occurrence has created
much amusement in Paris:-The Minister
for one of the transatlantic poWers-need
We say Notwithstanding lately died, the
.Consul-General has temporarily succeeded
him as Charge ad'Afaires in Paris. The
position was, perhaps, one of some delica-
cy; the Emperor, with kindly wish to be
civil to the new representative of the State
in question, sent him the key of the impe-
rial box at the opera for Sunday per-
formance Now the Consul is not q musi.
cal man, and what was more, he objects on
principle to operas on Sunday. The kew
was, therefore, ofno use to him personally;
but he considered and bethought himself
that New Years day was coming on; his
servants, and particularly his concierge,
would be looking for treat The idea
was brilliant; the Emperor's favor might
be accepted aud the concierge conciliated,
by one and the same sctionl Without
more ado he handed the key to his ser.
wants, and bade them go and amuse them
selves Imagine the feeling of the rest OF
the audience when they saw enthroned in
imperial state Messieurs ct Mesdames les
Domestiques de Ia Maison de NJ le Consul
General d. 1t would be scandalous
to repeat the name, but itcanuot be denied,
the idea was smart one."
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N. MENDET,soWs..
$l25 eMONTHl

~ where, At S70ra- nonth- a peSSeS ma \.
rtfstSA ARfIoLlS, the best selling ever Offered
Aul paEtiealArs RRES. Address, aEd7slE f7S Ts%''
A..ka, OTIS 7. CARLY,
GeSs.-Hleed4!NEfa aT4wIJEa BsadsfQEd. MaiPs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17

Corn n Shelters 3 Cutting Boxes,
81 Q: IEosF o6:, aOo. n t6d g Mn a rs IS
rsiTfSI. "TS al attention to thhiE laEgo stock y
~ Ess1iS = Dc. tOt hin q lo S Serssd cJTSs'
~ ne No. inASe ~ Straw AsD FoppSR CUTTERS, a,
SS proved patterns and aI tRe oR RSst pEissS
3 I 4c-Eesf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17
1865! TRADE OF 1885.
+ LIST, MORRISON 8 co.
Wholesale Grocers,
PRoDUCE DHAT,HRs SAD

r. PRODUCE DEALERs, es1 !.
55sEs I. e: Sss as1ssA so MAIN ST.,
11ss3 DI7EsEoai; - wHRHr1Essw VIVA. )
WE DESIRE TO GALL rag ArTRNT1oN OF
\ W. the trade TO our uaasualIy large and we'll
selected stock Of goods, which We are prepared to
trinsAoting buSilsu being equal to any house In -
the city, We hope to pfer inducements to the trade
F1 and eSpeGIGIiy 70 CLOSE BUYERS, SHORT TIME,
Particular atteation Will be paid to orders, and
W. confidently expect the oontiaaod patronsss Of
our old cuStOmsrs aad solicit oall from those who
weask attention to the list OF leading articles n
enumerated below. d! f.ssll z-5- - .;
100 BAGS oHoroR RIc ooFPRR.J 4.5as
1SS % Bors, H9@as,s Eu%s ts,,poo oos.. Tia as.
400 BARRED. .HkRElfEe ERs AND OTHER
standard brands SYRUP 5faG r'. uIG.LILas
h5 iHHDs. NEW oRLEANs SUGAR, 60 s
iSS iSS n,rr.l, RssGod ISS1o BIO 4ssJ q g5sa 1rH
es 3 HALF CHESTS I q d551sSs.! 5MREE5.5 TEA .g
g sa%% 9S'aas 99S95s Hyson i.a...e
loo oaddIa Assorted "'O 1YlEs g1ssg .-e.5 boa
100 Boxes and Half Boxes DARK. Tobacco, s'S 1aI
r rs Butts Light Tobacco, J7s md Is; d 15...'
II 50 OaddieS Dark Tobacco, L<B. - ...f.. y.a
200 -" Navy To6acGo, ia ~. a.E- lt1
26 Barrels Smoking Tobacco. ~ -.s...t
100 900 Wheeling StogaS Cigars. % 10 r'
$1,000 Choice German - .I --#lr.... t fF -....
25 Kegs Gedge's twist Tobacco.
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack Snuff ~ .H-f fafr-H
Z 10 Barrels Garrett's bladder snulI. ,,. 3. q .
1000 BARRELKANAWHk SALT, u. ..-...s
Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh sAlt.
DOTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
pandlewick, Cotton and Linen TWlus
-41uU % rEt- a. - f7gzT gEs4a .. 30
nIACKEHELS Nos. /, 2 and 3, in bOrrels aud
Es5s 8aaisb bhfFFsipE Fs4a y white 8i'h. 1lagu a d,
SOAP, TALLOW OANOLHs,
Star Candles, Hotel Candles 81 s@Hlt aruH
Lard Oh, Carbon OH Petroleum; on. H. rrs.5 s.ss
GROUND, AND GRAIN SPICES, OF
an kinds.
geds, Dysstuf.. and eroooru' Drugs, s.-
Window Glass, Bed COrnS, rt..-. s....
Nails, OF all sizes, .''' s.7
Ractst.. T9ha; Wrapping Paper.I s1 .sl5
Powder, Shot, Lead, BroOmS. &d., 10, 60 a laE
Hs9S BBLs- suREG AED 1xzrRA FLOUR, s'
6O0 - E1tEA Ramily - E ~1Ii1 l..a
800 Champion
. ReliAbIsGnd Best brands Of. Flour constantly on
Bseou, Lard Cheese and Provi,iorr gonsialIy ''as
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CATARRHI
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
JUlEs HAY, Ross AND Pla1OD1o oATARRH.

IT oVEEs oATARRH IN AL rs Tips J AID szlsEs,
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II oUllsoATARRH, AND PAM II THI TEnPLls

IE oURIs oATARRH, AZ AvEaFs OONguNpEIO1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17

100 g BAGS e gHoICR RIc OOFIHE.J a
100 pBo1e. Humnets rsssnoo ooaes. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17

Ex-sESAFoR FooTE of Tennessee; and
late of the Rebel Senate, sailed from this
port for Europe In the steamer City of Cork,
10 search of, some seqqestered spot " in
VI hiehito end his days. ,rfssas5 !. Sd. 40
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reaches the source ct all trouble, and eGsetuslIy,
bsnshel the d&sassfrom the system by ipg INN e.!
diate action on the blood We advise one Rndiall
g Elve 1t trial, and become satisfied Of its won
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17

pOTTON YARN, COTTON AruNa,
pandlewick, Cotton and Linen Twlns, - -
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400 BARREEs HEREsfEG ER's AND OTHER
standard brands SYRUP ! 5Fa6 - Gr-'-7--'.. z---
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J 1899 BBLs. suPEe AND EXTRA BLoUR,
! 800 Champion
. Reliable and Best brands Of Flour constantly on
Bacon, Lard, Cheese and ProviiouI generally. 'a
"a Jas rrrst $3.50 : - n ~ ~ s-4l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-17

1000 BARREL KANAWHk SALT.
Dairy Salt, Pittsburgh Salt,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15
Letter from 1t. ]. r. van Nest.
New ORLEANS, La, |
February 26, 1865.

Messrs. EDs.--Sirs PLEASE give the
following an insertion in ysur valuable
paper for the benefit of all whom 1t may
concern. About twelve hundred Union
prisoners belonging to Gen. Steeles' COM
mand who were confined at Camp Ford,
near Tyler, Texas, were exchanged at the
mouth of Red River yesterday, and ar
rived in this city to-day. They left Camp
Ford on the 18th inst, marching to
Shreveport, a distance of n hundred
and ten miles, and from thence to this
city on transports. From them | learned
the following particulars concerning the
brave boys Of tho 12Oth Ohio Rcg't, whe
we're confined at Camp Ford. Capt Frowu.
felter and all the boys Of Go. "F" are
we'll and hearty and in fine spirits. Capt.
Rummel and Lieut.. Apologize Of Go. 3D.
and several men tried to effect their es.
cape from Camp Tod, but were recap,
tured and taken to Shreveport, La, and
confined there. The prospect is good fol
our boys to be exchanged soon.
| Yours with respect,
J.. P. VAN NEST,
Hath Reg't. Owl.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

AN INJURIOUS ePRAoTIoE.--We wish
to call the attention Of families who use
lamps to the dangerous habit which al.
most all Of them are addicted to Of turn.
ing the wick down low, either to soften
the light or save the consumption Of oil.
When this is done the air of the room
soon becomes vitiated by the unconsumed
oil vapors, by tho gas produced by the
combustion, and also by the particles Of
smoke and SCOT which are thrown Off
Air thus poisoned is deadly in its effects.
In sick rooms the practice is attended with
the worst consequences, and the wonder
is that more healthy persons are not i'm.
mediately and even fatally injured by
breathing it. Among its evil effects are
irritation and Inflammation Of the throat
and lungs, headache, dizziness and sore
eyes We admonish all who use lamps
against the practice. gi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

VLMWNNEtE .4-MA.-
WHAT ADVERTISING DoEs-0n last
Monday we received a~letter from afriend
whe lives in Fulton County, Illinois, sta
ting that he had learned by tho adver-
tisement in the UNION Of WHITING,
ROLLER h Co., that they manufacture
the celebrated Ohio Reaper and Mower ;
that he wished 10 purchase one, and re-
quested us 70 advise himOf the price' He
said that a large number of the machines
could be sold in his neighborhood.
Messrs. WHITINe, ROLLER 4 Co., are
cnteprising and liberal men, and know
the benefit Of Advertising, and will REAP
q rich harvest.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

SENTENCE OF THE MEADyitLE BANK
RoBRER.-Charles H. Dyer, Who perpe-
tratcd the late robbery upon the Crav.
ford County Bank at Meadyille, has con,
fesscd bis crime and been sentenced to
four years solitary confinement. Gerti6
Gates Of good character from many rromi.
nent persons in Michigan were read to
the Court, and every effort made to miti.
gate the sentence. The Meadvills, Re
publican saysj
The scene 10 Court was one Of the most
impressive ever witnessed in this place.
The father Of the prisoner, . highly 70.
spectacle citizen Of Romeo, Michigan
was present. 1t appears that young by.
er had the advantage Of a liberal educa.
ton, and training Of Christian parents.
He studied law about eighteen months,
with Mr.. Maynard, . prominent lawyer Of
Detroit. Mr. Maynard felt . deep inter,
est in him, AND was present at the trial.
He spoke Of Dyer % a young man Of fine
ability, bright prospects, and qnsullied
reputation, esteemed by al who knew
him, TIE unfortunate young man has
the warm sympathies Of our best citiSeps,
who feel satisfied that bis offence was the
tesalt rather Of sudden temptation than
deliberate, criminal design.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

AGAIN AND AGAIN.-0ur readers may
think it strange that we SO often urge
upon their attention a medicinal prepare
ton. Already have we, for q number Of
weeks, urged the importance of a supply
Of Goes Cough Balsam in the house,
ready for immediate use. But our ex.
cuse is the vast amount Of sickness, sor-
row, and death that ars the immediate re-
suit of sudden coughs, colds and pulmo-
nary attacks; while thousands of our
children are dying from Group and lung
complaints. Time and experience have
proved that Goes Cough Balsam is the
most speedy and reliable preparation
ever known to the world. Like magic
it relieves the irritation Of tho throat, re-
moves tho stoppages that prevent breath.
ing in Group, and heals of soreness Of the
throat, chest and lungs. No man should
neglect to supply his family with a safe
and reliable medicine like Goes Cough
Balpm, any more than he should neg.
lect The supply of their daily bread. II
costs but forty cents, and the bottle con
tains twice as much as those Of any Other
remedy at the same cost, while in mcri'
it is superior to all others. All drug
stor.s keepit for sale. lmn37
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15
MARRIED,

On Friday, Feb. 2sth, 1865, BY Rev.
JOHN ROBINSON, Mr.. GEORGE TAY.
LOR to Miss NANCY SLOAN, both
of Ashland Co.
On the I'd inst, BY Rev A. Scorr,
Mr.. T. N. DUNLAP, Of Plymouth,
Ohio, to Miss RACHEL Fl. Gull
BERTSON, of Orange Township, Ash
land Co. Ohio.
On the 9th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, in Vermillicn Township
by Rev. A. H. MYERS, Mr.. ARCHl-
BALD FINLEY, Of Ashland and Miss
MARY G. G0ARD.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15
HORSE BILLS:

20. We frost that our friends, or
ME@ "aoy other man." who has q
ERHzA nice horse, and wants Bills
this Spring, will remember that We are
prepared to execute all that kind pf prin.
ting on short notice and the most reason.
able terms, and that we baye several cuts
especially adapted to that kind of work
We alse have a horse cut with "lonG
ears" should any want bills Of that kind
Send in your orders.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

p WHERE TO Go.-Tke town Of Mans
field has always claimed to keep some
very good hotels. What outsiders may
have thought in regard to this we have
nothing to say of, or do with here. What
we do wish to call the attention Of the
people of Ashland County and the rest
of mankind to, is this that q few rods
west Of the Depot of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway at Mansfield, has
Just been erected one Of the handsomcst,
most pleasant and best furnished hotels
10 Ohio. It has over fifty Q~ommodious
rooms with FIRE and gas light in all Of
them,Aa fancy saloon, u first class bar
room, q beautifully furnished Ladies' par.
lor and all the other converiences and
appliances Of a first class hotel But
that is not near all The Proprietor is
Mr.. G. G. TowNLEY, formerly of the
North American, and any body that ever
stopped with him knows that he is one Of
that kind Of polite and ~gentlemanly land.
lords that makes everybody feel them
selves at home when they enter his house,
and always sets a better table than can
be often found any where. The house
Is appropriately named, TIE ATLANTIC,
and We predict for it the biggest run Of
custom of any house ever in Mansfield.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

A leading Administration journal says
that Mr.. FEssENDEN's administration OF
the United States Treasury has not been
"Srillinut" That's SO. tai 90
s6s-The Illinois Legislature has passed
q bill appropriating SOS, 900 for the pur.
chase Of the burial place of the late
Stephen A. Douglas.
n6y-The Hsrald's correspondence says
Columbia was burned by order Of Gen.
Sherman, in punishment for citizens
firing on u troops when the city was
in our possession.
E5-The population in the European
nations 10 about .327, 900, 900 souls,
Their standing armies absorb '4,700,00o
Of the population, the expense Of which
is nearly sl00, 900, 900, e5ssa
l6s-A corresponden t Of the NeWburg
Journal, Of the lth, says that he saw in
that village. on that day, the widow aud
two children of Q soldier, who had died
in the army, turned into the street by
her lapdlord for want or q months rent
on the dog il vas duel-and one Of the
children tp9sick to raise iis head from
the pillow. Bet II wa an Abolition
landlord, saa igmqll srls la
MA 4a al -AaguIhtr shbrieg8- lf fu.
The Postr0fico, az Hardvick, in
Warren County, N, J. has been discon-
tiuued by the Postmaster General, as
there Is not a Republican in the plaeeldo
whom eau DO entrusted the position of
Postmaster. The citizeps have, conse.
quently, TO ride Ave miles 10 get thsir
: cttors and paperss-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

p6rWe were told yesterday that the
neighbOrs Of Mrs. Earl, who lives three
miles south Of the city, on tho Madison
road, made applications to the trustees to
have her taken to the poor house. Mrs.
Earl has Eve cbildren-hsr husband was
drafted last fall, and is now IN the army
fighting for his country, while his wife
and childrep are sent To- the poor house.
is small indpcemont for poor men
to gainto the army, to leave their fam,
iiics 70 become county paapers. Indian.
aP0iii Ssatiaet,, lD'a @4 VIZ"
OF course it would not be, in the opin.
ion Of the Abolition philapthropists, to
give any d the means nov bestowed upon
the Southern negro to prevent the wiye.
Of soIdists in the North from starving
No political capital could be made ou., Of
that,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

New EIRM.-M. WINBTaLER & Co.,
have purchased the Grocery part of J.,
B. F. SAMpsEL's establishment, and will
receive in a'few days, one Of the largest
and best stock Of groceries ever brought
To- Ashland County, which they will sell
d cheap as, any other establishment this
side Of the Eastern cities. They will al
% Pay the highest market price for but
tor, eggs and produce. Advertisement
next week.
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A1Cnrd.

nJ.- u r -.
gn'on repiy ~.uy
ie'!srs hpc inquiries rem people n 'nls
ssc.l0n q Ile county, Ine auoersignsu
saie s'sa' pleasure ~ SAYING snrousn .ns
sGlanns q youI paper 'na no gu, 5'1 nvS
81 P,SPala, nTIp t s. as oono nio.
nnr oia I'M sa ootsaln ouIs ~
DysPePs's, III ls WORST s,ages' many
0u.ss =, iOas ssa an wa'n,us ~. Om IVA
auqualn'anO', nave peen 'omPis'siy, ~. m
w. oSi,eve P~ sImanen'iy Gulea' !. win
s.Op distress a,'si ss''as ainos ia ma
uoO,y, aau enaoles sne oysPsP'iI MnS
. aaS i've. i've iva y.ais apou u.a"sI h. o..lu
I 'nS p,an'o. 1ie., y gov 10 Iey
80 P'es'es, AnS suysn'us Nv oaoo'e',
.;no aaasei =. uissis's, u s0u';ue' "
Ii" ~ ~
,;o, nrs.t.. ho.g'hr .. ~ ' ..an.
s;oI t.sa"as. spp's;.S, SvOp .
~" ~"" Du.u' s.0Ausos :,
si,bsr stomsoP -. homai. "a .w.atsr.
sgas.;us I-"..L !.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

"a The long experience Of Dr.. D. d.
seeley in treating bronchial diseases and
Catarrh difficulties justly qentitles his
Liquid Catarrh Remedy to the confidence
Of the public the immense sales, and
each bottle making new friends for this
truly valuable and wonderful remedy,
have given the aged Chemist and Physi.
clan ample means to smooth the path Of
his declining years,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15
The Future OF the Democracy.

We have seen nowhere the future Of
the Democratic party SO we'll discussed as
the following, from the Albany atlas
and Argus:
''But shall we sink as a partyi is the
brief interrogation Of the fearful. The
answer is easy and certain. If Despot.
ism is to triumph over Free Government
the Democracy is forever dead. If self
government triumphs over kiugly prsten-
sions, we still live as %victors. The peo-
pie can find In their response the answer.
As q party We never stood better. AS to
hopeful consequences, we never stood SO
strong. A minority by only a few thou.
rand, we will escape the responsibility of
power at the most critical time in our ma
tional existence. Scarcely below major.
ity, we are too strong to be %subjugated,
whilo the logic Of experience will surely
bring us reinforcemonts, aDd our enemy
must register consequent deseriions.
"Taxation, death and woe are the lux.
uries with which our opponents must
load the tables Of those they invite to
their feast ~perchauce Of death. Their
guests will be numerous, their rejoicsrs
will be few. Discord and belligorent Re.
publics, or brutal anarchy, and extended
and densely populated grave yards, will
be the pa,rimony bsqueathed, if they
pursue a fatal policy /; while remorse and
bligbted recollections will gnaw their vi.
tails if they are forced 10 yield to us. 1t
win be ours to suffer in the former, to
counsel in the latter, while the power
covers tie responsibility,
"Let no Democrat feel sad that his
party cannot press the bitter cup to the
lip that is ultimately to turn 10 scorn and
anguish upon those who preside At tn,
Table of Death.
"Let no Conservative mourn at the
seeming destruction that now blocks his
path. Adversely will purity, experience
will demonstrate in the future rs in the
past, ppr ad advertisements, prophecies. Self
preservation will show the necessity Of
completing our organization /; the cause
of free government will again summon
US, reinforced, to the contest ; the medi
cines we are now taking will deplete the
system, aud if the Constitution is not en-.
tirely destroyed, it will outlive quacker
les of the present, to be again. restored
by llng-tried specifics. Aud so certain
as free government survives we shall b
called to the bedside TO administer III,
remedy-tho 'Tares and Wheat viii
again live together in peace the Highe,
Law and its advocates will be numbered
amid the scourges of the race, and tn,
Constitutional Democracy will rescu,
from the wreck Of misguided government
the Tree of Liberty which they hav,
planted and nurtured for eighty years
and which shall again cast its lovel,
shadow over them, while they in turf
shall, as in the past, defend its roots.
"Demoerats, stand firmly by your prin
ciples and if amid the genral wreck tn,
tree shall retain its vitality, you shall b,
its rescuers, its defenders, its preservers
Until the last hope sinks 10 gloom, nj
d~sspsraadum de Republican,.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

S0r' Court adjourned sine die on
Wednesday, the 9Th inst, after a session
of ten days, including several adjourn
ments for want Of something to do. The
war has about played cut Courts in one
respect by Curtailing the business, and 10
another by having a witness 10 almost ev.
cry case in the army.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

l6r Our subscribers will remember
that our terms are, $3.50 per mum in
advanee, $500 if not paid pithin sia
months, and $3.50, if not paid until after
the expiration of the year. We will not
'deviats from our terms in any case, and
subscribers, will, therefore, govern them
selves accordingly.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-15

THANKs,--We are under obligations
to our esteemed friend, r. l.. HALsTEAD,
the Bakery Man, for a large pitcher full
Of excellent-cider. All hands, inclu-
ding the devil, enjoyed the bseri-oh, Oh
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