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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

DRY GOODS.
GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
IA RETAIL.
To-day Bonnet velvets Corded and Plain Silks, eros
dAfrqnes velvets &c Largest and cheapest
offered this
SPECIALITIES.
Black velvots S. IS rs - rs IS 30 IS 30 per
yard New shades Green. Amaranthus Mexiques Drabs
comprising full line Of choice desirable
Our colored SIX Bonnet vsvets commence at 81 50 per
BONNET RIBBONS
RETAIL.
The o desirable colors and styles richest qualities;
nearly half price
FLowEKS FEATHERS AND GOLD ORNAMENTS
RETAIL.
Every day, new Flowers and Feathers, cheap
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
The largest and cheapest line of black colored silk
Ribbon vevets ncludng choice and desirable this
season. Every morning new Buttons, Ornaments, Cloak
'e GLOVES HOSIERY EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACEs.
RETAIL.
The In these tmens repete with seasonabe
goods, and worthy inspection. EDWD. RIDLEY.
81 and 3llt Grand street and 66 Allen street,
fifth block east from Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

ITO CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN.-ANY BUsI.
who can invest from $4,000 20 $4,000 in
extensive business make fortune In two or three
by taking the place of the retiring partners from the old
Arm. Address box Office Jersey City orcal at No.
Commercial Buildings Jersey City and satisfactory expa
milton will be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY NOV. I3--d T. NJ,
AsHEs-Receips, six packages. The market was with
out noticeable change.
BRRADsrrFFs. -Receipts 2377s bills flour, 900 do.
corn meal o ls9 bushels wheat 81 500 do corn 49, 10
do oats, 15,840 do. rye 1000 do malt and $500 do
barley The market for State and Western flour opened
steady under fairly active demand but closed dull
without material change in price. The sales were about
$500 bbls, at suboined quotations Southern -four
fairly active, and prices steady The sales
comprised 500 bbls Canada -four firm with sales OF
800 bbs Rye -four was quiet and unchanged. Corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

~ 7TH REGIMENT ~ a. s. N. Y.-THERE WILL BE
1 | meeting Of d Company at the Armog, 100 Hester
street this evening st ~. O'Clock by order of
WILLIAM voNALIy. CAPTAIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

A r THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE
IA rs THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
Ladies' gents childens Hoserd ndershirts Drawers
Gloves Sontags, Nubas Breakfast Shawls, and all kinds
of Woolen Goods Our Ladies' Kid Gloves at 81 30
equal to any imported at 81 Bonnet and Trimming RIB
bons Black and Colored velves low Rich Embroid
cred Flouncngs Laces dotted Lace, Handkerchiefs Ruff
filings &c Ladies' will find here the largest and cheapest
assortment of Dress Trimmings Buttons Braids and small
wares In the city.
Having enlarged store we are now keeping Fannels
Blankets, Sheengs Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Cur
tains Laces great variety of Dress Goods at 2 S.
and A. yard-bargains lot heavy wide brown Sheet
ing Soc this is cheap lot Great bargains In rich
Holiday Goods to be opened this day.
DONALDSON MEARES,
Corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE,
"A BONNET ROOMS UP STAIRS.
RETAIL SPECIALITIES
Felt Hats Bonnets in all the desirable shapes at
&c. 44c Soc 75c each. silk Beaver Hats, and
every shape at 2 81 80 81 rs and So each old
81 quality Silk Beavers sell 81 50 each every
shape White Felts, Coney &c Straw Goods clearing
kN1TTED WORSTED GOODS.
RETAIL.
Fall lines received daily from auction and various
factufers EDWD. RIDLEY 81 and 81 "a Grand,
and 66 Allen street. fifth block east from the Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

ToHN J. CISCO 4 SON,
81 BANKERS
SO Wall street, New York.
Receive money deposit and allow interest At the rate oil
four per cent daily balances which bs
checked for at sight.
Negotiate loans and business paper.
Purchase sell government and other securities
commission.
Make collections in all parts OF the United States and
Canada. JOHN .. CISCO,
Late of the United States Treasury in New York.
JOHN ASHFIELD CISCO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-14

r DAN wANTED-S3O O0O OR TWO SUMS OF $4,000
IL on bond and mortgage Brooklyn property Securit
five six times the amount Address box N Y Pos
Office.
, 1865-04-15
FROM OTTAWA.


tspestss D..patch to The Chicago Trtbune.l
- OTTAWA, April "A. 1866.
The Court decided motions as follows: No. Go
rnoiou 10 dismiss writ OF error granted; No. 1b5
motion to dism1Es appeal. uverrulch
The following motions were then entered: NO
u. motion to'dIsuiss at appsl<c's cost allowed
No. Il, motion to repse for non -Join'cr allowed
No. a. motion by nppe:l. to strike ples, and atfi'
das1t thereto attached, from the t!es; motion BY
appellant to tlle cmeAaed pies; 70. 116 motion to
aside submission; No. III, motion TO have The
depositii or tohn T. ,D.ok eneou struck from the
dies No: 233, ParsGna vs. Northern Illinois coal
and Iron Company, mutton te placc cause On hea1-
The following causes were submitted on brlsss
filed. OF 10 be filed: No. 81 hy plaintiff IN etrar
40. 7B. taue; No. 10l hy defcnna1t In crror; M
H. esnne: No. liz by appellant; No. rs BY both
On the docket being ca}lcd. Nd. 193 wast.fseu
On call; NO. so4, argued by Paterhansh tor p'a,c-
IN IL erroE .s asS1.ement; 20. Sos submitted ~
ihe drst eall Of the docket Ia NOS concluded.
Tomorrow the court will sit to kelr e1scs taken
m By agreement: On Monday the second el1l
will com nnencc, and viii ba procqedcd with 1t this
rnte Of ten cases per day.
, 1865-04-15

Especial Dispatch to tic Chicago Tzibure.]
srE1xos1Erp, Apfi, Il, 1855. =
The following soldiers have died Al Gimp Butt
lcr from April 1st to April stb, viz: George ".
Bowers. Peter Bellows, Aaron Foster, Hugh
Moore, 18th 1eaimsnt Illinois volunteera; Wm.
Gsult, Henry Phillips and William Wh,ta 2ath
Michigan; L. c. Nlltoo, 7ta Illinois cavalry;
Thomas Spray, 7tia Illinois Infantry; Henry Wal
I.ec, 14ih Illinois in1ansry, and D. II. Topping.
This Is largo deersascin uorta1tsS ut that camp,
and EHderst4na that tho xasult is II hnly 17e to
the efforts q the Modest Director Surgeon 3: B:
Col, T. P. Roob, Military stste Agent for I'LL
uois, who vas given thirty daEs larlough to at
e,on, consented 70 visit Gen. Sherm3n's army to
look after the sick And wounded Illinois soldiers
The coIonel takes with him klooo, and is empow.
| cred to draw. .fpr more u required.
have been assigned TO the G5th regiment Of I1inols
volunteers. and will BE- ordered to jo1a the regl-
orde1s hsye 6cen received b. acn Japes Cakes
from the War Department. that recruiting hnVia.
ss9ss g
piete crssnizstiona. prepared to take H. deid 4
delight by every Cop:rncad in The Stat. a IN
jno,eation that the draft will not be PIT in force.
Thomas ClarE, transient individual. was AZ
Tosmcr Ut tie Great Western depot and bound
| ore ~ Justice Hickmau to. the next terqAof til
Circuit Court, in he sum ot ft.ooo. Sothay1ng
hon. solomon L. Sphinx, Representative from
Edgar county, In the last Le@i.lature, has oeen
appointed Sccrelary Of the Territory. Of Dacotah.
ns! iss hsss p Il he 81 n RiS
residences IN honor Of the ho'st1ns, BY General
Anderson, Of the old ting orcz Sumter.
The Copperheads OF tnfs city are SO handsomely
/ pradf 0f hey h 4vP nnf
, 1865-04-15

The qualified electors Of the Northwestern
Ffeedmen's Aid Commission held their a1auat
session Tor the election o. Directors nd the trans
ac"oa OF ofhcF business, in the lecture room OF
7he Second Presbyterian Church, yesterday aftes-
moon, a. O'Clock. R4. pt. Patterson sns called
to &c chat. and Rev; J. Il: sh,pherd wss sppolnt-
d.yt3 endsoes Upon mauon, Ss iostos S n.rec. sas
5ofs WsEh hao, resulting In the Choice Of The ioliow-
non. Grant Goodrich, Rev. R>w. pattcr,on
D. D., Rev. f. J. e1oodspeed. Il. j. Msson F.n'
1ev. Havcn; 2; p, Rev. ": =: JACK son, 4Rg ~.
~. Brown, D; O., Rev: p. W,tlamsoe. Rey.
g: iar1ed. hey + \. bishop, ?; ., ]; 4; anhlke.
D. D., oi Chicago: Rcv. 1. .. Hclm-r, Mi!waa.
ksc, Wis: Isaac I. Gibton. saiem, Iowa: Rev.
Gecrer Dnfllelt, D. D., DetrolL Mich; Rev. E.
g. Fairfeld, o. p, a,Ilsd4lc, Mica.; lion. Alex.
Ramsey, St. Paul, G1nn
In rcfertnct to consolidation ot Western Freed
mems AID Aszoctatons was approved, and full
nnfhnrIty was vested in the ne~ Board 10 take
errn further steps az might seem wise.
Aftrr SON. informal consultation the meeting
At,pr
, 1865-04-15

Prtv1IeErs Of Our war Vessels in For
etEn PBrtss
WAsH1Hurox, Ap-ill1.--Auotheri important pro-
C'amau, q 1e lesucd to-day, az follows:
By the Pree1dcrt Of the Omitted statca Of America:

WAsuNurox, Ap-ihl1.--AuotheEi important pro
C'amnu, q te lesucd to-day, az follows:
By the Pre41dcrt Of the Omitted Statcs Of America:
AFnooLAMAz1oS.
WHEnE4f, For eomc tune pas veesel. O: war o.
the ~unt,ed Suites Aave befn reiuscn IL certain
by treaty, public juw or the comfy Of nations, 81
the same time that the vessels Of Mur Of shecpun.
try In which the raid PRIVILEGES End imuuu4ues
have been wftlhc.d 4luse enjoyed them fully aud
which condition ot ;a:ugs la. not always been
iorcihly resisted by the Emitted St1tce, although
On the 0bcI hand, thtY have not at umts failed
to protest Against and declare their dtssatf.sction
With the eAme- No coudl'ton exist. any Ioager
Which csa be rlatmed 70 jrst1fy the denfsl to them
1,y uny 1nt 0f ssld nat1ops, OF tho customary M.
val right. WHICH las heretofore been 50 unacces-
EaIt1y pere3stcd In.
NOW. saeresore, I, Abrsnam Nacoln. P;e.idcat
of the Unlted Stat.k. no berrhy IN ike known that
If, after Teheuuahlc time sha1l have .elap.ed far
the intelligence Of This proc'1'nHtlun to hare
Tcached my foreign country in wao:e parts tas
eutd bfiylles, aud lin nunftlcs shalt have tevn
1cfused as afok2eatd, they 1hal! Gun anne to ba
aud ln,mur1ttea .hnl h. refused II the vcsss1s ol
war Of the country in the potts of the Unlt=d
s5tntcs, nnd this 1cf1s1i shall continue until the
wer ycssels OF the United Ststes tha1I have been
aforcsald With Siutihr vessels OF other Countries.
The United States, whatever c'a,m or preicnec
nay have cx1sted heretofore, arc now at least Gu:
titled to cla1mGn entire ara friendly equ ll;S Of
In witness whereof, i hasc hcreu1to set ray
hsnd and cauecd the <enl the Uuffcd STA es to
I've affixed. Done It tn city o. Wa.htugtpQ, this
1lth day o1 April, A. D, 1855, ala Of the tndepeud
ence q tho United Suites Of America the eighty
(siened} L. LINCOLN.
BY the President:
VIZ L. SEWARD, Secretary OF state.
, 1865-04-15

C9Iusnus: % Ohio, april A:-To night, in honor
moLsratioD and display ever witnessed in the capi.
tal city. The whole city Is illuminated and deco.
rated with 1aRe, transparcnciea md notices,
Thera fs torch-leht PROCESSION over miie
lore, and there was speaking in the CAPITOL SQUARE
eli the afternoon ~ evening, by diatingu,shed
CIsc1NHA11; Abril 14.-;Bu.fncss ia entirely Els
peuded. The city Is universally decorated With
fags, and ereat enthusiasm prevails. The pro:es.
sion Was IN 1m5nense afstr, comprising tas entire
tfheir STATS, f3ur regiments OF nstonal gaards
|, dIscharged veterans, wart examinations, Fenian
1roherbcod, re eePattT,;s;n1s f. aFa ,, lasge nun
~s,e uv rnne: a salutc ared at Elk O'Clock In tht
mnrn1ne. Il noon, and at SIX IN The evening. To
night he city Ia brilliantly illuminated, and TIER
- rcueral display of fireworks.
, 1865-04-15
From RICHMOND,

BALTIMORE, April 14.--Tbe Richmond IKa:g
Of yesterday contains little Of importance. Il a:
LOUNGES the p-rIval Of Gen. Lee on the night
previous.
Ihe IFA'g publishes The oath Of allegiance,
I'd fa H. &C ose
crowded with people nnxious to t:ks IT. aud the
only question among citizens seems to be who
-eays:
III is believed here In certain quartcrs THAT the
covers N effort o the states right politicians OF
that State to obtain possession OF tie State Gov
, 1865-04-15
Qf,iragu Nribun|fi..


Il kaN IQ:H y 1RR r. ELNlp
- The terrible ncTs from Washington will
fepd rang Of profound grief throughout
tic ra'ion. The-n.ws reaches rs just as VIC
are going to press, and rc hold our forms
open to the>latcst moment. TIC mouraat,
terrible dispatches explain themselves. This
Pfcsadcnt has been adbass}nnt.d hya rebel
desperate, who shot him while at Ford's
1heatcr, and there arc no h,pcs
of his recovery At tho present writing
he Is rapidly sinking. Secretary Seward
and his son were stabbed By another despe-s.
do, Inf their wounds a1e not fata.. We cap
not write more. The news IL too fearful, the
bloE has fallcn' too sudden'y ain oss TO com
prhend-. In It here cu!plna.ed all the hor-
TOM Of this accurscd rebellion. II plungcs
the whole nation into profound sorroy. May
Divine Proridetcc/ temper tbs irreparable
bereavement to the afflicted family.
LAT1sr.-Onr latest dispatch reports nc
mate. tnl change in the Presidents condition,
but alas there Is no hope. Before the kun
siees The good, the honest, The true patriot
and President Etll be no more. >
, 1865-04-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso Tribuue.]
. CAIRO, April II.
The steamer Marble City furnishes Memphis pa-
rers Of yesterday. The excitement At Memphis In
regard to Col Forrest had eubsided. Nothing has
srcnspi1e5 from the interview wifi Gen. WASH
burn. After the interview, Forrest Immediately
ieft the city. Nothing Ia. since been heard Of
him.
Q jeff Thompson, and about 100 scaliawags OF
bis command recently appeared in Crittenden
county, Ark.nsse. n,id few days sincc-were few
miles b3ck Of Monnd City, AIkansas. The object
Of JcI"s visit ia supposed to be the accumulation
Of little FundeF, and the gobbling OF q few
hoIsee and mules.
, 1865-04-15
Rel1ef OF SoldfcF1' Families.

The Citj1ca,s Execut've Crmm'ttec for ra'siu.,
fupQs Tor he relief Of eoders
submit 10 The acve1al Ward Draf Committees,
pcndcd, tho c1pediency Of upproprta1ng all uu.
EXPENDED money In tncl. hanps In the benefit oi
such fRmll,ee Of Go'dters a. ase worthy and need
4nT nshist1nce. The denards nf tlis class upon
~ viii be large for long time to come, while the
.dinicu1'y OF TAfstng 1noaes for tne purpose E'll
be much increased By The tcrm!nsLou Of active
The chatrm:n OF tho scrcs.l Ward Draft Com.
,nitlctf are requested to submit tue ADORE pro.
posi,ion* 70 their Ietpec1;s a. 5os'a.lo,s i the
+i.d 10 confer with other Committees hav,nr
f1n5s IN chsrye, or 10 Teeafre sCch funds fos thn
rorposc nbove 'ndtcated-u
Si = nncnxrr. JAS. Il. BowEK,
W,.r[ ~ nvrTn G. G.vW1cKEH,
T. II. AyK8Xs
, 1865-04-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttbunc.1
NEW Oa1EvSs, April 8, ria cA1Eo, April II.
In Spanish Fort<pn Friday Last, the rebel Gene
sal Men1y*s c5iekbsst2tI, Col. Geo. G. G4rdner.
was Fif'eht. oa6 OF cu- eha-pshooters SHOT him
through the eye: He vas a-c!n:s-nate with Gene
raj Andrews. at West Point, in 1917. The reb:l
lo.s thus tat hfs exceeded ours They lost ons
Eundretan thirty the first two days Of our In
, 1865-04-15
FROM SAN FRaNCIsC0.
Explorations on the Colorado River
Tie CrOps-1Bguc OF Railroad Bones
Exports Of Treasure

have demonstrated that the Colorado river ie nav
igable. for smal! steamers and sailing vessels, for
six hundred miles above its month, 70 point With
10 ~ b e. m 81 s and Is
Utah, Atizona and California.
Recent heavy falls OF rain have arsatly bensAt-
ted the crops throughout California.
The city Of San Francisco finally. after a 1opc
and Eexatious litigation. has issped hcr bocds 10
the amount OF as0J, coo in aid II tho Central Pa
r:fc railroad. Eighteen hundred lnbo1era arc now
at work on this enterprise.
The exports Of treasure for the quarter just end
ed, snow fstline OF of about SG,590 900 d com.
pared with the same period last gear.
, 1865-04-15

Erw YoBK. anal IA yfsso1 which ar7iyel
~ Noss,u m thc Seth ultirao. Tcported tant Gal
rrestt,n US eatrisonl by 1.2oo troops. Twelve
Feieral vcese1e were Vf the her.
, 1865-04-15
NEWS TElEERApRss. Z.
JEFF. DiVIS ON TIED Sic;
uATlON.
he ISSUES AN EDICT
At DANVILLE. -.
He Thinks that Lee can now
Strike the Enemy in
Detail.
And will never Abandon a foot
%. Territory.
Graphic Details of the >Su;,-
~ render Of Leg. =
SIBERIAN LEFT G0lDSB0R0
!. ON THE 10TH.
REPORT THAT Els FORCES
ARE At RALEIGH,
|:GEN. SHERIDAN REPORT.
| ED TO BE IN DAN
| WILLIE.
important Union Movement In
| Alabama and hississippi:
lGEN. MAURY'S CEEEF
OF STAFF KILLED
AT MOBILE.
] GEN, WEi1zEl EElIEvED OF
h.S GgE:mAe9.
: IMPORTANT FROM RuE0PE..SATIS9AC
= TI0N DEMANDED Oh THE P0RqD-
i =. CEESE AUTHORITIES.
Fa.om .vAsn1S6ro :
GIN. SHERIDAN REPORT
ED TO BE IN DAN
WILLIE. :
important Upioh Movement in
Alabama and Mississippi:
GEN. MAURY'S CEIEF
OF STAFF KILLED
AT MOBILE.
aEN, WElTzEL RELIEVED OF
HsS COMMAND.
IMPORTANT FROM HCEGPE..SaTlS?AC-
TON DEMANDED OF TIE PoRfU:
CEESE AUTQ0lITIRS.
Fs:o,, wAsa1N6rox. -

irs,xn North Carolina Rebel PApers--
-En1on rsorta11ents in mtssIssfppl
and Alabama.
, 1865-04-15

viii tue Chicago Timer gye'us catagori-
cal answer, without qu1bble Or evasion, on
1wo POINTS,
Fsta Has the war Of the pas: "fou. Yeas
proved faflure"?
Geooad.- Was Gen. Grants victory - an
empty oue'' and did he and the President
<.decefvc the nhtioD'':
, 1865-04-15
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE U. s.
~ ARMY. No. . soGTu SrREKr,}

~ ARMY No. 70 SQErH STNEKT,1
SEALED rneos os1tsGE1 ,s!i M ip,1 ~i1i II basssslsse w.
furnishing tre United states- sabslste6ca pepartssnE
With F0CE THOUSAND t3,o10) HEAD Of GOOD FAT
and oyeT delivered At tbs atte Scales 1t Baii-
morf. Maryland. In lots Of lV} one thousand each
every 4l0l dnya, tu bt we:hetl within one and e.
fo1 IL 2sE g. sss
pounds gross Weight, m falling short o. ,05} one
thousand and NM pounds. gEuss VeEht Bnila stags.
o1cn Cows, uetl.crs nud Aosnless NasEc WA % Eas
a deductton Of nf:een {13 pouna will be made from
the weight OF each Steer arerted under this contract
Provided inv animal does nos stand in NJ pc.s :wo
I'd sase esGE Or s not
4: ills oiee. I'll r. ii pe:son, bS mail or .eieTsph
froroS9+ ny IeeE:pil, q ot;er irregular.
nnr animal separate, II Its nppcdance inAfcatcs
Is welat thin tie nlInniu12 rcns!o9ea above. tho
sxrcnse OF weighing wIll bs p3ldRE tie party efrin
EtieTs be present = respond TO .her bids .nd
rEcpassd to xiyc bonds and sign tile contract beasu
any or NIL bitis considered unreasonable.
Payments TO be made attcr each del!vczy in snch
fE1. as may he on hand IL none On hand, to be made
Proposa1s must be endorsed distinctly Proposals
fnr Eeef Cattle" and nj Sesscd 10 Capt. J. HOWARD
lfa lid is in the nans OFFS 1lrn, their nausc* AMI
be considered.
aacc to the United Sites Government, he has uo.
already nled one IN this otlre
n 6ds not eompIyns strictly With thsterms Of TILT
j. HOWARD WELLS.
apl3r'2lst Captain aud G. s.. Vols
, 1865-04-15
Es.OM MEMPHIS,


rol. FORESTS Interview With G IN.
We*hburn--.Jen. ThoraDson In Ar.
kRn4H&~
, 1865-04-15

wA.u1so4os. April He. c. ap!nE, OF Illinois,
| has been appointed Secretary u o1Sos@u 1s'ts'
, 1865-04-15
NEW zoos
SeCc21 National. Bank Of Chicago.

This EanS Is row prepared to deliver the ncw 80 o.
s. Notes receipt Of osders. Investors In The coun
try may atnd fucds under our s-asou contract anu
Notes WILL ba returned ftee afahsrtsa-------
Bankers and sub agents tnpnlied on tie usual tes-
11rfGL14tnet L L. TINKHAA[+Cashter.
, 1865-04-15
FROM ST. I.OU1a.

Gov. Fletcher on the Iet Alone Ps.1Icx
General E1nxs-tThG Celebrations
Subktitutc Brokers tn Trouble.
, 1865-04-15
N7tp AbbcrttsmEnts.
:. @ 1nD wARp
bRAf1 eiATloN MEETING
xAtx611 stato Street,

TONIGHT:
No more money IS wanted. No men are rcpurei, a,.I
draft Is to Ic :nlc Now let every ,ci,er thc
merry: -
upl5-rSGlt/ BE- Order Of the ro!flrllttcc.
MASONIC.-A Sp7cial Conmu-
lf1 n3catton OF Cleveland l'dgc No I'll, A. F. nud
4. Matons, win pe held q thrtr Hi. No so West
saneSlPs Ko9I sM,ieg5 M blee uss oraer evening" t0F
ADoLPnUs S. HUBBARD.
, 1865-04-15

Fzertunry >List-Col. Iobb's Movc-
Hfrntx-C~ 1:sal1qntion of-xxe.1m Ell IL
>-med1cE4 En~pectt0a-RefN1ee
\AppeQI for Aid.
, 1865-04-15

ATASONIC.-Thera Will be q spe.
1Y1 cIal Communication Of Hcspcra Lodge, No. Ill
A. a. NJ at the hall Of Aecorta Lodge eoutheast
so.nSr 2f Lase aad ClasS strsts 9elock Ihts
deg et,. by order OF ". ".
apI5rEE0it f. G. HUBBARD, StC'y.
, 1865-04-15

| am now manufacturing beautiful Flat Picket,
with ornamental head which now oeE n: the lowest
sIfests. r. o. AGdicss; 1G7 Ties: Jaekzoa-t:-.
| anIf-1e1STt JAMES KIRBY, :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

AGAIN AND AGAIN.-Onr readers may
think it strange that we so often urge
upon their attention q medicinal prepara-
tion. Already have we, for d number OF
weeks, urged the Importance of supply
Of Goes Cough Balsam in tho house,
ready for immediate use. But our OK.
cuse is the vast amount Of sickness, sor.
row, and death that ars the immediate 70.
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 10 the
most spaedy 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 ths
threat, chest and lungs No man should
neglect to supply his family with 3 safe
and reliable medicine like Goes Cough
Bslsam, any more than he ahould neg.
lect the supply Of their d,ily bread. II
costs but forty cents, and the bottle ccn.
tains twice as much as those Of any other
remedy at the same cost, while in merit
iii is superior to all others. All drug
storts Keep 1t for sale. lmns7l
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AW!iil

go. q \. . e. .
1--we possessed solely tho most vsIua.
Bile things ID the world ahd were about d
will them away, the following vohld bs
our plan o. distribution s
We would will to the world truth and
friendship, which are very scarce.
We would give to the physioiani skill
and learning. AZ 81 <
To Abolition editors povsrsto tell the
truth occasionally. * & .s,i,sf 4.
To clergymsn zeal ia the Sauss u
Christ crucifed, instead Of the higFsr
glorifed. l.,55s gi'
To lawyers, merchants. brokers and
public officers, honesty.
To old women, short tongues. Ni
To young women, common sense, large
waists and natural feet.
To servants, obedience and honesty.
To masters, humanity.
To farmers, puactuality and industry.
To young sprouts Of dandies, good
sense, little cash aud hard work. M
To o'd maids, good tsmpers, little talk
and suitable husbands.
TO old bachelors, d love fof virtue,
children and wives, 9
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Artemus Ward as an Editor.

In the Ortum of 49,, my friend, the
editor Of the Baldinsville Bugle, was
obliged to leave his perfeshernal dooties
and go up aud dig his taters, and axed
me to edit for him durin' his absence. a.
Accordingly ground up his Shears, and
commenced. 1t didn't take me long to
tslash out copy enough from the ex.
changes for one issoo, and l thawt I'd
ride up to the next town on little JaunI
to rest my Branes, which had been Sc
verely rackt by mental efforts. (This j:
sorter Ironically
So l went over to the Rale Rode offiss
and axed the Superintendent for pars.
"Kou a editer," he axexed, evijently
on the pint of snickerin'.
eyes, sir" says I, "don't l look poo
enuff ?"
"Just about" he said, "but our Rod'
can't pars you .
| "Can't hay 2"
"No, Sir--it can't" i.
"Because," says l, lookin' him full il
che face with a eagle eye, at goes s.
darpcd slow it can't pars anybody" 2,
Methinks l had him thar. It's tn
slowest Rale Rode in tho West. Wit
O mortified air he told me to get out Q
his offs. piticd him and went.
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Pithy.

The following from the Coshocton
Democrat, is q pithy comment on old
Abe's last Inaugural: s'',aS
eve give, this week, .tho telcgraphic
synopsis Of Lincoln's second Inaugural.
It is characteristic Of the man-cold,
heartless and hypocritical-false, wicked
and egotistical. His illusions to the di.
vins agency in the war, reminds us a an
old Yankee Deacon, who aaving stripped
Q widow Of her last bed and COW, to salts
fy her husbaod's debt, tried to console the
poor woman by telling hOr--"the Lord
giveth and the Lord tiks,h away