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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-15

ism. uout, Headaohe, Blindness, Touthaohe,
Earache, 0atarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Pain
full affection of the Spleen. Mysteries, Pain
in the Bowels, 0olic, Paralysis, and De-
rangement Of the Stomach, all ofwhich, when
originating in this cause put on the intermit-
tenttype, or become periodical. This "Cure"
expels the poison from the blood and thus
cures them all alike. II Is not only the most
e~ffectual remedy ever discovered for this class
Of complaints, but It is the cheapest and
moreover is perfectly safe. No harm can
arise from its use, and the patient when cured
Is left as healthy as il he had never had the
disease eau this be said Of any other cure
for Chills and fevert II 10 true Of this, and
its Importance to those oflioted with the COM
plant oan not be over estimated, So sure Is
Il 10 cure the Fever and Ague, that II may be
iruthfully said to be a certasn remedy. One
Dealer complains that II is not q good medi-
cine 10 sell, because one bottle cures q whole
neighborhood.
Prepared by ], G. AVER & Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by
POTTER, PANoosT 4 Son, and 8. R,
| SoUrRE. Ashland, J. KINNINaER \ Co.,
Hayesville, H. 8. srooKMAN, Loudon'
vile, J. Mo0uroHEN, Savannah, and BY
! Dealers everywhere. (2m23)
~ NH. Dr. M-H EN -|H D." -H
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conveyed 10 the prison, where il was
placed 10 deofiu and transferred to Faith
or Boyle for i~nterment. His neck was
broken blythe fall. All the proceedings
occupied about three,quarters Of an honr,
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Notice.

THE subscriber hereby announces to the
i Public, that, having been duly licensed
as On AUorIoSEER, he is prepared to attend
to any business in Ashland County requiring
his services In that capacity.
Address G. W. BASSFORD, Jr.
Hayesvills, Ashland Co., o.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-15

Dar We are sorry to say that all the
States At ihs rsesut elections, have gone
with and for be Aholitionists, body and
breechss, but poh . The fact. NeF Jsr;
Soy and AZ hs 80 gone back % the flesh
xof Egypt Lot them rip. glpd
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-15
DIR. TOBIAS 1l4 II
VEN ETHAN HORSE IMMINENT.

EN- ETHAN NURSE IMMINENT.
TN PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR
cures lameness. cuts, gals, colo, &C.
Rea d the following, in5cttcla 3ifn,
', BosrOs, July tn, 1850.
On Tomas; We have used for the pas
year your Liniment for lameness, kicks brui :
ses. collie and cuts, and In every instance
found II the best article ever tried IL this Dir 7
cus company. Please send six dozen, as Il 10
the only IMMINENT We use now. We have Toe
horses, some very valuable, and do not want
70 leave town without H. MON 4Dls hea
eII s.g .yni sJt HYATT FROST. M,
Manager Van Amburgh &Go's Menageris.
Sold BY all druggists. Once, SO Cortland
81. New'York. 'ai(233i ~ y
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lFhEt AA1tI VNW.
ROSE WASH T
USE ~HuMBoLDs
3.0 rE'Lt3aN. a "a
FLUID r BUCHU, i

H.n2lfslfH 49afsi agE4nlg - igsmn1g
In oil casos Of the Urinary organs. Whether
existing in male or female, from whatever
cause originating, and no natter Of how lsng
standing. It is pleasant in taste enaIsaor,
immediate ID action and more strengthening
than any Of the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken down or deli
cate constitutions procure the remedy ct once.
The reader mast DO aware that however r
slight may be the attack Of the above dissasss
II is sure 10 affect his bodily health. mental
powers, happiness aud that Of his postsrity.
Our flesh and blood are mpp0rtSd HON
these sturces. -s,,. h,,... I..ip s-otuV
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NJ Thew t Of Ashland County was
canvassed on last Thursday. The follow
ing are he majorities for Governor, Sen.
ator and the County ticket:

There were only IS soldier votes, 2 Of
which were for Morgan. We will publish
The official abstract nett week. =: 15.
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TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.

PREMIUMS FOR GETTING UP CLUBS:
To every person getting up a club of FIVE,
eight or fourteen, at the above rates q copy
Of the Magazine for 1866 will be given gratis.
Address, postpaid.
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
306 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia
sg. Specimens sent gratis, when written
for,
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FEVER and Ague is not the on
ly consequence OF the miasmatic
poison. A great variety Of dis
orders arise from It's irritation
in malarious districts, among
which are Neuralgia, Rheunat-
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

1at iaii ~ .s4stsd T.s5ois
~ uaGlisa -rilic aoasa hsgUAtgg s1i
We make no secret Of the ingrsdisnts.-
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Bu6ka isefhpossd
Of Buchu, Buhebs and Juniper Berries, sslIf
lected with great care and prepared in vAsnol
by H 7 HELMB0LT, Druggist and Chemist
Of sixteen years. experience in the city Of
Philadelphia and which is now prescribed by
the most eminent phisicians, has been admil-
ted 10 use intheT United statss army, and 10
also in very general use In state hospitslsand Il,
public Sanitary. Institutions t~hroughsus, the
land. souo
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M Goods will be delivered any place
in Town Free Of Charge. r.f
March %, 1865-i1tf
NJ. w.. L co
, 1865-03-06
Guerilla Hunting In Egypt.

4 correspondent Of the Evansville Journal,
writing fiom Shawpc:town, Ills, saysvhat
Lieutenant Colonel 7. " Campbell, f7th
Kentucky cavalry, hns been making thorough
been in{cstfng Southern Illinois. At Shaw
nectown. .onc Mark Potts, notorious guer-
fila, who had been captured By Colonel
Campbell ut Mt Vernon, fud, was executed.
Near Car1ni, Ills, they hanged two more
gue1f1las, named Stewart and carter. They
then proceeded to Elm Grove, where they
captured James and Joseph Quinn. and Mart.
chase 10 one Dr. George Davidson, who, be-
ing closely pursued, abandoned hts horse Gnd
took to the sWnmps and made his escape, the
detachment capturing his HORSE At this
point the command divided, one going to
Grcyyillc, the other to CaIm- The detatch-
mcnt under command of Colonel Campbell,
and Joseph Quinn and Mart. Wise; thence
they pushed ior Carmi, where they remained
for the night. On their return to this place
they gaye chaEc TO one Jamss Neel, who By
the Way. Is notoio1s character, running him
into c caneb.eak, where he abandoned his
horse rs Davidson did. They returned to
this place on Morday night. bringing with
them Lem Wise q brother Of the one
executed, together with several horses and
mules which had been stolen by these parties:
On Thursday night the detachment that
went in the direction Of Grc5rille returned.
The result Of thclr expedition was the capture
OF Mark Carter and Thomas Carlisle. These
two were executed near Albion. The COM
mnnd then returned to this place on Friday
night, tsineing with them several horses and
mules which had been stolen in Kentucky.
While the command WAS passing through
Kentucky, In route to 'Shawncetvwn, they
captured Dixon Bsenning, Henry Brenntng,
Elisha Brenning, and David Joues. While N
Kentucky, the Command executed the Bscn-
n:Ege, and kept Jones. b b-lieyipg that some
valuable information might be obtained FROM
him in reference to the whereabouts of the
other guertllas, which proved to be true; but
while en- route to Carmt, Jones succeeded in
making his escape, receiving very scyere
wound in the leg.
, 1865-03-06

ton, Treasurer, P. 0. Box e1la- AL other lettera
marked, to the Christian Commission, No. lo9
Clark etrcet
Tho following stores have been received since
January !, 1856 From Pop1ar Grove, : boxes;
Srar1a, Via. boz. drktns Of pickles; Lisbon,
lfG1; Harvard. boz: Brodhesl. Wis., blrral
pickles; Jefferson, pacxsgc clothing; An11tu-
ela, boz; r. Mouhouse, yo1s. H1rper's K17.
qzt0t Good FIRM, box; Pltt.tord, Mich, 1
9ox; Whitefeld, ] box; Mis- Mary J. Rloads,
ottawa, l bux; Wouds'ock, boz; Fremont,
Wis. boz; Mss. Collins, s66 Ohio street, pkg.
magazines; Lake Forest boxes books; Plat
vile. Wis, box; Sahuls, lows, bsrrci clothing;
Greenwood. boz; Galva, box barrel pickles;
Rev. Chas. Q. Waters, Sec. Pres. Boari Pub., 4
boxes. pkg Ppoke. valued ut $3693S; Marion,
Iowa, bog; Nee: ah. Wisa boz; Us. A: BITES,
GeIene Lake, Wis, bouna vos5.; 4ss. Tihbsst,,
Gottage Ht!l, 1honnd VOL; Toledo, Iowa, box;
kegs pickles; Huntsville. 5 pairs woolen socks;
Ladies' Of Dover, pkg dried currants; O4nawka,
l brl kraut; Tafton, box; place unknown.
/ boz; Niles, 1 boz; Oak Dale. 6os;
Davenport Iowa, l box; Kakakes, i bog:
Ga1va, hox reading; Beaver. MINI. i
pkg reading; Moutgo merry, l pkg readloR;
Aux Sable Grove, box !. First Bap. Oh. Church.
pkga clothing; Farlbault, Mimi key apple
butter Dbl dried fruit, c1scs canned peaches;
Dclevan, Wis box; Victor. bog; Bl9gsyI}le,
/ box Ml1buru. boz; MIS-. Sarah Gordon,
Fairfield, Mich, II half brl krsut; Nlwaakee,
bo1 !; Ottawa, boxes; Roscoe, boxes; Macomb,
l key wine, boz Lisbon, keg pickles. box;
Chatteld, M,nn., 1 boz; Csgs'a' Lake, hoz..
, 1865-03-06
THE Law COURTS.
The Wabash Railroad COMPANY,

UNITED STATES counT.-Btfore Judge Drum
<mond:-Ihe March term Of The United st.tes Dis
coss1ss1oSrn,s counr.-h1oTs % y ~ = Enmni,,
s'on<r aoynt-So1ang ot general interest was
crnou1r couar-Before Judoe m 1fsa.am,.lrhs
Ctrcult Court vas In rc,.Ioo on Saturday. 5nrfno
the forenoon. and disposed OF those eaaacs wait.
s ps.s 70 p9esa Be :a 70 . @ FISK
10 Vafrnut elabofat1or In these eolnmns. 40
A9otheI t;9 iefor@at.on xas hled q satnsqay, By
Charles II. Walker, asainst tho Wabash i rsiia.T "
company.
Of thci trfal calerdar vii be resumed- eommerr.
| ing at No. CO.
8. 3. oeokias and hon. Grant Goodrich, attor-
day 6led the following pleas in the csuse entitled
'sfhe People Of the State Of Illinois. On he reia.
ton Of VIM. q. Fitch, "a. Thomas Halless and
RoIaee 4. Hurlbut:"
.uary, AID. .1sG5 IN thi. tsme term, TO Which dsy
tho said rhomas Harless and Horace A. HurIb1t
by Grsnt Goodrich and s. B. Gookins, their attor.
neys.. and having heard tho said fuformauon
| complain that they arc BY color thereof
E1ievoualy used and dtsquleted because, protest.
tbsrein contained are not snf1cient In law. wan and
| thRt they need not, nor ire they Obliged BY the
law Of the land to answer thereto. Yet, tor plea
acertain act Of tie General Assembly 81 the state
| Of Illinois in The rear Of cur lord: K. X 1ass
| and which became Law as hereinatter detsiled''
they, thc eaid Hairless and Hurlbut toeether VIII
one Charles Iitcheock, and ali snch ofher ni
persons Us should thcreaifer hecnms
| stockholdcrs IN the copDany thennny
Incorporated, were constituted md declared to be-
for tMenty years from ths 7,1sssr, ~ a.,G ~
Eody polite and corporste In factaSd in Ynani1er
md By the name Of he Wabash Railway Com.
psny, and which sufd act wps md Il In the IL
following words and figures fo.Wit: fHere tol-
lows The sct already publtshcd in these cninmn.l
and under and By virtue Of which said
act they tho said Thomas Hairless and
Charlos Hitchcock were Constituted the
first Board Of Directors Of said corporation, aud
as euch hare in pur1uauce Of aatd act takan upon
said corporation, and hare. % they lawfully might,
cInimed 10 hare Are; and enjoy al the liberties,
privileges and franchises to the said office belong.
, 1865-03-06
GOV. BRAN1LETTE.
His Views on the Rejection Of the Com
-elltuttonHl Amendment.
Gov. Bramlctte seut the following commu-
nfcation TO the Kentucky House Of Represen-
tatiycs on Thursday last:

pfcation to the Kentucky House of Represen-
+,,;rcs m Tbnrsday last.
1au'es on 1uo1e eonJ taot
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
EFRAH6foR1, NJ, March l. l96a.
Gentlemen At the HoKse Of Rtpres.htGtirts:
. ~ Preamble and Resolutions in relation to the
nronoeed amcndmeut to tie Fadefai Cons,itn-
bon y Th1ch originated in thc House OF Represen-
tstiTer and haye been ad spted fy thc Gencrai A.
semhly. hayc been Iaid beforo ne for considera.
ion. The resoluttous rtject The proposed amend
rent.
The Congress Of the United States having SUBJ
ited ths amendment for ,hs rasase 'a
in accordance with The fofne and proytslons OF
he CONSTITUTION Of the United States shall be
Salld. to ali intents and pprposes, al part Of this
..,oS,rxt Or ffrcS-5onrt1s Of fhs xsEeraI Sictss
Rejecuon By the present Legislative Assembly
, 1865-03-06
The Five Surviving Soldiers OF the Re.
VOluttOu.

The following bill, introduced by the Hon.
John Law, Representative from the First
Congressional District of Indiana, possesses
peculiar interest. It is now a law Of the
land, having been Eigued by the President Of
the United States:
the Revolution. ase in number. whose naues
are on the pension roll, three hundred dollars
annually, ~ Eratuity, In addition to The pen.
Eson now paid them
senkatites Of fhe United States er 44neraco IN
CbH1ress 1sseu,L&ed, That from. and after the
passage oftats act there sha1 be paid. out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated the Enru of three hundred dollars to be paid
annually, to each Of the persons hereinafter
named, Gre in number, during their natu1ai lives,
as grntuity on the part OF the Goyernment.the
fve petsons hereinafter named, being the sole
names are enrolled on the book Of the Pension
ot1ce-eaid Erutuity to b paid to them by the
Commissioner Of Penefonl, in addition to tho
pensions now paid them under former ach Of
Congress; said payment 10 each Of the persons
hereinafter nxmed to cease On the desth Or such
personB:
TO Lemuel Cook, enlisted at Hauie1d, Msssachu-
eet!s 1s nov about ninety yeaEs Of age, md
reRde1 In Clarendon. Orleans county, New York,
10 Samuel Downing, enlisted in Carroll county,
New hampshire, IL now about utnety-eIght years
q age, and Mves in Edt9barg. sszstoea county,
To William Huschingr, enlisted at Newcastle,
Matne, {thcn Massachusetts u now one hnn3red
ycars old, and resides In Pcnobscok Hancock
To Ne1snasr s MsropeS, ] tpissea % It Lake George,
New York, as drum ncr boy, ia now about n1nety.
four years old, hts residence Is Yates, Orleans
county, New York, three hundred dollars.
To James Barhan, substitute Tor drafted man
S.ate Of Missouri, and If in his one hundred and
1rst year, three hundred dollars.
, 1865-03-06

We need look no further for evidences Of
the astonishing corruption and extraraEuncs OF
the recent Republican Legislature of Illinois, than
the columns Of Republican news?speEs
Scheuce were carried tnron3h opsnins
the county, city and township treasures a.! over
the State to plumber. ana authorizing all manner
Of sNtnd1fnE l,y private corporations.
6uch IL the fruit of the first Republican L-gts!a-
lure crcr usscmblcd at Sp7ing6eld--tAteago st.
cFsA Organ.
There is cne little piece Of "evidence !"
which the astonishing" modesty of the
Couftde,a print cau=ed it to withhold from
Its readers, viz: that 1t was Jealous advo-
<cafe and an earnest supporter Of every 'swin-
die By private corpora u that was GU
thorized by the Legislature, and every schepe
Of "plunder" proposed By the lobby 4Br
cheating the people or tapping the trrasury.
1t WIS one Of the largest toads in the lobby
pudd'e--onc Of the.m"st influential links OF
1he famous "rsng." It honndcd On all the
Copperleads Of the Legislature to vote for
every bill public or private in which thcre
was "morey'' for the "ring." It opposed
the revocation Of tho corrupt pcnitcntiary
lease, and helped to make the Copperhead
1netnhe,s vote solid fnr the retention Of that
dishonest and fraudulent contract. In short,
II wss up to the eyes In everything rotten
and ~rong introduced into the Legislature,
ano opposcdthe enactment Of every right aud
uselm measure, and the members Of its party
maoe similar record for themselves. tNes
mol IN lis mouth TO assume vrtuous ind!g-
"a1'on over bad acts which owe their pater-
, 1865-03-06
DIBLIC SAHE-Whereas on

Il t1e o;ta day Of June. a. D,1:52, tho An m
q aa' IS aisassd "a
STATE q N1v Ys1s ~ E1stee :s.!sn trust deee or
e. tei ia ~ 4 .a
nd to hs sEses,,o7 @ e. Il aad singular no
srast = ,E, y IT. to R os Sae
ss.s S1fpffS IT.
nos u ksnkaks eoant1. toS. th-r with j. IL lauds.
~ r sSs:Ss
.eaa9d eaa
horae.: st.:ton houses, warehoases. machiae md
wotk shops, s9petstsae ure. esectorA and fixtures;
PRIVILEGES nov o~nea posse aed Or acaaxea, ue shsea
should thereafter be owned possetsea o. -clnL I'd; and
W. e. ps .sps
ebssa ma u 4. m pfsSsg %
1esitsmsnss 20 re- Ee.i sstate acquired aea spplo3rl
g. Fl III nd "a
anc ..na u1az senders p.easuger cars
ehssIy "a lsii.sS thsa .9aa ex1s %
Of Which aa9ula :hst :s,:tr be eEaes by sald E:x.y;
oHnsa oy ~ ~ ~; 5axay pss.inaz 70 ae ranang
po ;esstsss T.:a a
and arsant42ts tsstTea 10 be ae1lVed had Of fe-
IN y say h
suceesor Or aac:t.sos. and n,s Or taer asstzns IN
ho:ders Of tne Eonds ths;ein descF!oed. '' 50
"a !.
q th .eeona part sad lor ths pnrpess curing ID
CoftosAte 1onts NAH 1s%at W DESERT ed III s4id
1eed H. ued BY said csllvsy, b. airing With
8alu deed tno pAykoaa to N m. H. q dHe, eareF.
= the Bank q Moth Amef!La, IN .he city OF New
Yptk. On M =, dsy o. J*r nary o. s4' u. inter
est rtm and Atef iAa Isl iaY OF January, lB60.
a the E.te of eight PEI eentum par annum yao at
1hr taue nbuk. esmt nnnu7iy. Is provided In Aaid
MoTte bRe, xua whlcA sntI nca aTenuuh1<er
XII, 1ren GEE 10 tofeo thousand and
Ana Hhe5' rs 80 aeoa PROVIDES that ths same II
Maae e sEcasG tae Hnee o. hala nond1 Or 70 many
ansst % - u1sJ y 1so sno put N clEcnfaton And
@ ~ ~ sala pfoy1ded IN said
tns Ssss .. sns or sae salH railway Tor
t.y a5ls 70 pst 10 On said eonos or sny Or
eSes Or taeto an:s tnc tame become. aut thst tsa
SAW uu:tes us s0eceAscI mAy upon 1oc WRIT Te
ha .ye 4 OF ~
~ ae Mh no, !ess daJs:
a. leaet e}.he w.eg. n ae nn das W 4ettseasnt
h ta ~ e 9s losS 1s"sSx pefs 21o
Iacon to se Il pnbe sueSon ts ~ an1 ~
anI mn ii @ 1us prop sl. llsns
ofthe aad Aei1c1n te.t.s. Ye1{us:y u, rs e
sstd deed viii mors fully appesf as IL Aao u
ana whereas II IL also proTdcd In said deeo I'm. T.,
cs.e OF the deat5 incapactty or rea9natl Of lie
9ald trustee that the hclucTs Of Z. sorry In *r7nns
It said boEds 1nen ou.sfsudfnf sh MD anaont ~
, 1865-03-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune, ]
Ga&r March ,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
WAsnHoros, Saturday, March 4.
The following. an7nnns>ther dfsnatchet. failed
- .st 1hre,,"h f.. 1;o. as.,nrf ~ ~ a,o-n.
10 set 1afouen 4asl n'ehson account o1 ms storm
WASHINGTON, Friday. March q.
Tho most important cavalry expedition OF this
war 80 far as results arc concerned Ia now in xuc
cess.ul preparation, Gea,--on SATURDAY. left
With picked froope, mounted on fresh horses, to
tofn our friends advancing On Richmond from the
+,;,a - .hs s~nad,ton 4h.t j.. siin~s H. ra~. ~
- i,nnase,h1'tv ,aS 4A' '"'4'fe - ne1t "
IN mposs'o1nts: ~
Gen. Meade. In letter received h8rc to.dav.
ntaes ,hat the number Of dcserters com,ns int, I,
fhe lines Of tic armies opsTstne aeainst RIcS so
Mond and Petersbarc. for tke past tel daya. WI,
orc-san ehnnt mn nnnfrrd snd fnrtr tx, da.- 4
aonn see 0av veterans Who have serve edI
vcsrs NJ n,,ft nrer IN the rehei arnT. >1A~
ss RishmonS nn ~ nsncrs Of Wednesday are received
, 1865-03-06

AsSExAT1oS OK CASApA.-A Montreal,
Canada, paper hastbefollowing extraordinary
1>inrstatement: "If the Provisional Gov
eminent is as well served by its spies as it
nrctcrds to be, 1t ought to be aware that there
hpg been in this city for some weeks Com
missioner Of the Federal Government negs-
tiating with the leaders Of the Annexation
Tarty, and obtaining information as to the
feeling ol the people Of this nroance as
to union with the United States, and
The p1otable amount Of hostility they would
show If this WAS attempted ty invasion.
This Commissioner PROCESSES to be authorized
10 poy 500, ,oo0, 600 for tile Canadas, with lib
erai Ct iprnissions to those who Will asslst the
project Of annexation
, 1865-03-06

nifty or chief support to its "rlng" and It's
party. Some Of the Republicans behaved
rcrrehenhb1y in c"nsottins with tho Demo-
c1ats and t'g6ing suacks'' wl:h them But the
majority resisted the devil and all his "or:szs,
{always excepting the horse-1a!lwsJ swindle,}
and must not be held responsible for the mis-
conduct Of tbs "black sheep" and thu Cop
perbcad6.
, 1865-03-06

HTVNEF HlA AN Ell.
Exports Of Gold Sfopped-ReceIp<s of Cot.
tHn-ssoscrnalcnt and other stocks.

Exrbf$& Of 4x0lH SfOppRd-tfeCelpE8 OF Got. i.
1sn-sioscrna,cnta and other STOCKS.
From the N. +. I1dependeut March 81
The export Of gold Is stopped by . large f.
Of cotton. Cotton is coming to tho rescue Of thc
Abundance fat dc fsie4 oi ioroien e1ehanse a.:
It be 1hppea R1n IT
!! actuai bar ra?ne Of gold Between London aai
New York iz7 1881 pcr ccEt- for sterling baIls
5.st hEf FL s9a hi,
se!t,no at i01i M1B per cer1s payabtc m gold 4:
apt good commercial bills self at l08f6btU
ra:4et e11ats go4d will 1os be shipped,
aEd must accuEufEts here, to ths knocking
|. dova Of the premirn. To add t, thie dovnwasd
lambrs md Wilmington By our Koops, and The
evacuation Of Charleston by the eEeny. The ad-
cure gr:ater supplies Of eott9n, wht7o y nohonly
coming n very large quantities frcn Savannah.
6nt also tEor1 NeH Gfssare a1u Meaepnts II IN ne
@ currency e. = made We leos f% very ser,oas de-
cne II tEo premium on Eo4u.9, n seTF snort Pc
aoo. oul !ese1p1s isoa1 Iailaxnia a.e on ine n
tersst 70 Il public debt Win 7ut on tie market
sn1l Efeatcr .h supplies T.. .z,uo,< n,.zox .xy,..,
By a 9e 1T II @1a ess'fa
plsee. By eorions 1owsr,aE of he cost Of pro-
aaenty Vii aiDb BE- I'D I 70 for less II 81 Taehns eeone
ny fenaefcd en-, nGsssfaJ u TED pr:ses He hope
"h fh1e be fc!ieyeo. 1of It y beG1nn-nc to reuuce
very se11onsiy E4 amount OF snrsuuspuon. Con-
snEers are obliged TO re.darn their old stockings
ana fe, mend and ts-dye their CIV cl0thea. This IL
the~oniy way to overcome the a1A9hlttss expert
eaccn oy INC mutt. noe VINO fetnsn incomes below
sI1Coo year. fof "haf Is x5N9 3ear with gold
asI1. Gnly equal % =, ,oV with gold at par
Lnaoaole 1uuds eTe IN excecspf tae' demand.
Kaptd accumulation u capital Is going on, and
gfenf untdtty In uHtDy ii. The money S1tss nre
from 8, to Z per cent-mostly atI-to' regular
hurses In good afan0lnc; and commercial high
grade notes are discounted TO 8 per cent
To help the gold market in the p.ucesscf tedu-
cling the prem1um-thas II, raising tie vcaue OF
The currency-comes t.:u' TACT OF greatGsm1nd
for O. s. 80 year per rsnt gold bends from Eu-
rope. 4 million or two has been reuIttet5 or Ia
going aud cap1talists e no sell these Inv ths 730
Tfeas urF notes.
Government stocks are therefore Quite animated
and reliyye 1he market frcm the jeainessin .o1her
stocks.
Railroad and fancy stocks, with the single et.
cept1pu OF Cumberland coal stoct are dill. snA
heavy, TIE etocks Of Government Wht,h src. IN
creasiny md ;hc Increase of ,,.,trntarr,3 rn,ns
n,es ~ .t,nr+,1s nru .ha-snt.- y s ~ IL
ra13t.i ~ soTs ~ frnn, aa ~ ~
,apn1.r hn.rJ Ths ~ r,e. eu
tn, !. ostiy h.tn1 ~ eIths+ ,,t t<ess-sn.,
1aK ~ - uSp5 oetns r.. e,1eF r1ep goseanenos
N ~ Pfnnd - .ha ustInn enS ~ vii
m5nV ~ vexTs re H. auo cnnzo,a mt ~ ~ Grest
RL'!,, aii' ~ ,.aas ~ ~" 49, ~ I1Ias a
thrs r.iaed .na the Ereaahsrl sns-s,r1 1' ~. oe
he n.tI ~ ~ AI t.ins ffnn5es - taas-. .ian
csn r. e.s1I1 bsd ~ an ,ndnst-,n1a wdt1n
eau oc cas4l3 Aeln " ~ 4Auuha1uu5 CuHluliauR9r
, 1865-03-06

,bana;a ina,ag a. 70 emaneipste ~ making CONNIE
sent rom the resolutions rejecting the PROPOSED
EnteEtatning, tho opinion, however, that Jou.
RENTS the Question to yonr euccessors-I do mol
therefore, return the resolution with uy diss.nt
b1t shall cause them to be embodied with fhnse
adopted By the Legislature, and ehall forvsrd
them, provided for in the second resolution -,
your ac11on In the premises. ~
THOMAS &. BnAn1krrK.
Governor Of Kcntnckv