The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-29
NEWS ITEMS.

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that the French Government has
been warned not to send any more troops
to Mexico. 10 .l 7r.l5 IL
General Frank P. Blair recently pre-.
scented General Sherman a fine saddle,
holster, pistols and shabrack valued at
$780,
The small pox is raging in Moutgom.
cry, Alabama, among both whites and
blacks and is spreading rapidly.
Several of the largest val steamers
have received orders to be Immediately
fitted out for sea.
Methodism in Minnesota shows a mem.
bership of 5,906 in 1865, against $3.50
in 1864.
Report says important discoveries of
gold continue to be made in Northern
Minnesota.
1t is understood in Washington that
the Secretary OF the Treasury will recon-
mend Congress, in his forthcoming an
nual report, to appropriate a sufficient
sum Of money to pay off the National
debt in about thirty years. 4.
Upward Of thirty thousand n,grocs
have died in and around Atlanta, Geor.
gia, during the last twelve months. Phi
can no longer ever furnish
collins.
Old General Spinner recommen Is that
those who counterfeit g~reenbacks be
hung. Better hang those who first in
vented them, and then return to u metal
ic currency or bank notes at par,
Mcadville, in the Pennsylvania oil re.
gious, in 1860 had 5000 population. 1t
has now Is, 600.
Matamoras advices say a conspiracy
has been discovered to surrender the town
to The Liberals, and assassinate General
Mejia.
The Richmond Wbig states that Gen.
Lee has in,imated that he will write O
history Of the campaigns of Virginia.
There are not q dozen ladies in Rich.
rond who will refuse to sign q petition
for the release of ,Joff DAVIS
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utpore nave Just ecn'rtou'eu over eievel
'nousanq uS''afs ior 'hc p'nen' u '"'
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A Washington dispatch saws the inva,
r'aOIe reply 10 petl''ons o. Voiusteers 10
DC discharged on ,nc gropnu ina. tney
enlisted 70 serve curing me war Is 'ha :,
tne war Is not yet ehdeu' "hen ~"'
the war ehd'
Macmillan has given a grant for q
telegraph from the United States to the
city of Mexico.
A letter from Montreal says that a bat
talon OF rifles went West recently for the
frontiers, and will be followed by others
il necessary. A battalion has ccme from
ado Ea.t stpns oro ,oton 70 mso, ~
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Reports from South America say it is
the prevailing impression that the revolt
IL Peru viii succeed. IL the event oil
b,oaL Of IOr nresoD, roIa,;ons m;,h CT
and docI,, in f,vor of Cb;I;
1t is a remarkable fact that electricity
so rapidly that 1t may be sent
through %gunPowder without lgniting IT.
and it is only when the current is rStard.
that an explosion taxes place Inc
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President Juarez claims to be gaining
strength, and expresses the opinion that
he will yet succeed in driving Maximil-
ian and the French from Mexico.
A vorv LARGO ,mourt Of rroro,tv ,b,,
was stolen and otherwise u~nlawfully dis.
posed Of by Beast Butler whIlc command.
ing in New Orleans has been restored to
the original owners. This proves what
Democratic papers said of the thief was
true,
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