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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

THr FAIR-Ths Exhibition Of the

The FAm-The Exhibition Of the
Agricultural Society last week, was at
tended by the most aattering success
The weather was pleasant, and the crowd
in attendance vas large, exceeding, VIC
think, the number present at any pre-
vious Fairs. The farmers and their wives,
sons and daughters, turned out 10 grea,
force ; and We never Saw a more orderly
and respectable lot of people cougregated
on q public occasion, than we met on the
Fair Grounds.
The quantity Of live stock entered for
premiums in the different classes, was
large, and generally Of superior quality.
This was particularly the case with Sheen,
We noticed several very fine rams, one
valued at $1,000. The number os hne
Horses, Cattle, aud Hogs, was by no
means small, showing that our county is
devoting q, great deal Of attention to the
raising Of fne stock.
In the fruit and vegetable department,
the display was large. Big pumpkins
and squashos, nice apples, p,ta.oss, 30,
d., were exhibited iu large quantities.
Floral Hall contained many articles of
domestic manufacture that reflected great
credit on the hands hat wrought them
A number Of Oil Paintings added beauty
to the Hall. Our attention was par.
ticularly called to three beautiful scenes,
painted BY Mis-. Rebeccs Mclaughlin,
formerly a resident Of y county, but
now living at Charlotte, Eaton County,
Michigan, One was a large pleasing
Autupnal Picture. In the foreground
is a rural lake, which extends some dis.
lance into the back ground. 1t is skirted
by forest trees-all of which are clad in
the brilliant and vatied garb Of adtdmn.
In the distance a charming landscape
stretches far away, made up Of hills, dale,
trees and shrubs For beauty Of scenery
and n~eatness of workmanship, it excels
any We have ever seeb., The Others,
smaller, were equally good,
The display of labof.saving machinery
for farmers, did not vary much from that
made at County Fairs.
The balloon ascension and the wild
bufalOes, were quite a feature, and attract.
ed tho attention Of the admiring crowd.
We had intended to take. notes and
give a detailed acGsoant If the articles on
exhibition; but We fell in with a great
nany old friends, and the desire to talk
and learn all about how they were getting
got the upper hand of us, and ii
was not long before the good resolution
We had formed on entering the, ground,
was lost sight of and we foated with the
crowd, seeing and enjoying all we could.
The p'cuniary receipts Of the Society
have been excellent, and We can, without
hesitation or "mental reservation" pro-
nounce the Fair a good institution.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
Case Of Kstchum-He Plead,
Guilty.
NEw YoaK. Oct. q.

FE@ YoRK, Oct. 9.
This morning the counsel for young
ketchum announced that he would put
ia a plea Of guilty to the, indictment
charging his client, with forgery. It up.
pears the prisoner proposes to plead gull.
ty, but as matters affecting bis late firm
and their. creditors are still pending aud
unfinished. and. hia. explanations add ties.
tlnIony are still required by those inter.
ested, it is desirable to defer the plea to
as late q day in the present term as prac.
ticable. The District Attorney said such
a request was not unusual, and gave no.
tice that the plea must be put in on the
last day Of the term. This was agreed
10. VIZ
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

: ,RusAwAY.-Quite an exciting runa.
way occurred in Ashland on last Thurs.
day evening. A span Of horses, attach.
ed to a buggy, came dashiug down Main
street at a furious rate. they were
brought to a full stop by. running against
a buggy standing y r, front Of ]. MEG.
Patterson'a 6tore, both horses falling.
The vehicle was a used up institution
The standing buggy was considerably
damaged.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

ierMessrs. Glider & Roberts, having
purchased the City Bakery and oonfec-
ton cry. are now prepared to aecommo-
date the public with anything in theiF
line. They have also a large stock Of
groceries Of all kinds, and will have a
fresh arrival in a short time. Call at the
City Bakery.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
SmAsH.up.-On sabb,,b ,0srnoo,

SMAsH-up.-0n Sabbath afternoon
two young gents were driving down Main
street at = 2;40 rate, aud on suddenly
turning the corner, the buggy capsized,
splitting the gents out 10 the mud. The
buggy was completely demolished. Boys,
DO careful, hereafter, how you drive
around corners. a ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

LsoryRE.~ HoRTE d. wars, Slate
School Commissions, will deliver . Leg
ture on some Educational topic al tEe
TovA'Hall on next Monday, evening
All interested in thelscRbols Of oat ooun.
y Gfe invited 70 attend yea na
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

s6rA little girl, after returning form
church where she saw a col cotton taken
up for The first time, related what took
place, and among other things she said
with all her childish ihnosrnOe, "that a
man passed around q plate with some
money on it, but | didn't take any"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
ave know n, vovla IS ar, ,na ,on,h

I'VE know the would IS dark and rough,
But time betrays that soon enough"
Still a goodly portion Of the dark spots
may b. eradicated by those afflicted with
Catarrhal difficulties, by the use Of DR..
p. H. seelye's Liquid Remedy. For
sale by all Druggists. Try it,.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

S6s- "The melancholy days have come"
aud our citizens would do well to lay in a
supply Of fuel while the roads are in go,d
con ditiou.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

+. ssi.Afs ron ipsafsa' n Ut, 60 10
H. MyHickOky agantafor the Columbus
Accident Insurance Company, and ees
insured before it is too late. It is o reIi.
able COMPANY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

,sG- Fighting seemed to be INDUCED
in pretty freely during the Fair, judging
from all accounts. Persons with bellig.
srens dispositions found, no trouble IL
raising a ight--it was, "tresd on me coat
tail, if yer plssse"-and knock downs
were SIRE to fOlloy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

~ W. 9. HrLrMAk, Of The firm of
HrHrMAN& BRusAKrR, has gone East
70 Pesehase another large stock Of goods,
consisting % Groceries, Q-usssswsre,
Wood and will0s $Ets, &d., at. 'lp0s a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

WooD.-Those Of our Subscribers who
intend paying their subscriptions in
wood, will please bring il ia while the
roads are god.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

GhocERlEs.-M. Winbiglcr 4 Co.,
bavson hands a large lot Of Groceries.
Call in and see them.
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AppfehtiSs Wanted.
Al honesg industrious boy, DESTROYS of
isarSipg Tho ihft Of Printing, can obtain
! situation BY applying at this Office i'm.
hedistely. snglA
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is- Buy your Books, sistisdery, vail
and window paper, &c., of J.. /. Dorland,
No. Z, Main Ss,s Ashland, Chic.
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ssr Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, 60, of s. R. Squire, No.
s, Main street.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

1t is reported that Jefferson Davis has
escaped from the Federal authorities, and
is now on the Ocean, bound for Nassau.
Bully for jeff ..,.a ~. ts
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

Cow EAsr.-J., Calm has gone East
10 purchase q large stock Of Fan and
Winter Clothing, &so '''
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18
ASHLAND, OCT, II, lses.

Losr. - See advertisement Of Notes
Lost. sl,.lf 4 7,
da ,arhfu IA
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

AfrIEs.A 4App,es we're sold on our
streets yesterday. at 81 90 per bushel.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

NONCOMMISSIONED STAPF.
Hospital Steward-Albert Little. veteran
Commiseary Sergeant-Samsel T. Tepnev
veteran. NJ
LINE OFFICERS.
Companp Al. w. Pride, veteran: lat
Lieutenant 8. May, veteran: ID Lien
tenant II. G. Page, veteran.
Company B-Captain, Thomas d. Pressuell.
veteran; list Lieutenant, VIM. r. Cornman
ID Lieutenant, Archibald Curtis. veteran.
Company C-Captain, James Bryant, veteran;
lat lieutenant VIM. 81. Churchill, veteran !;
ID Lieutenant, Henry Van Rensselaer,:
Company D-Captain, Thomas M. Whet-
stone, veteran; LIST Lieutenant; WIN. A. JOY,
veteran: I'd Lieutenant, - Harris.
Company E-Captain, j. Thomas Walker,
LIST Lieutenant James A. Wright, veteran ;
I'd Lieutenant, w. e. Shoemaker, veteran;
Company F-Captain. lafayette HALEY
LIST Lieutenant. James II. Kelley; "a Lieu
tenant Henry Warner. 81
Company G-Captain, j. N. Dodge; 1s
Lieutenant, D. L. Morgan; "a Lieutenant It.
G. Farrell.
Company H-Captain, w. w. Holden, vet
eran; ist Lieutenant, Geo. B. Clark, veteran
I'd Lieutenant, Cravath.
Company 1 Captain, j. N. Wallingford; 1s
Lieutenant, L. z. Barnncard; I'd Lieutenant
e. w. Cooper.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

That day, however, Capt. Peteler's company
of Sharpshooters was consolidated with it. On
the 26th, sixty recruits Joined them, and on the
9th, a new company CO. reported for duty.
GRANTS LAST CAMPAIGN.
On the 31st of March they again commented
q series of skirmishes, marches &C., in the
last grand attack on Lees lines The First
was on . skirmish line most of the time, and
did good execution, but was not engaged in
any severe battle.
After the surrender of Lee, they lay encamped
at Burksville, during April -Four companies
of recruits Joined them here.
On NAV I'd they started for Washington.
We're reviewed BY Halleck at Richmond, BY
Humphreys at Petersburg, and camped at
Munsons Hill near Warrington on the 18th.
Here two more companies joined them-mak-
ing nine companies in Ill Recruiting being
stopped, the tenth never was raised.
On May %, they participated in the grand
review sf Waohin9ton, and were again sent
into camp until June IA, when they started for
Louisville arriving there on the 21st, and en-
camped at Jacksonville. Were mustered out
On the 18th, and started for home the same
evening.
Present RoOeer.
We give below the present Roster of the
REGIMENT, adding to the name Of each officer
who was q member of the Old First the word
veteran"
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel-Mark w. Downie, veteran.
Lent Colonel-Frank Houston, veteran.
Nsior-Henry D. O'Brien, veteran.
Surgeou-Jn0. B. L. Blond, veteran.s
Asst Hmgeou-ChAs. H. Speer, veteran.
AdiutantJ. 81. Place.
Or. Nasta-Hugo Reed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

NEW YoRk, July 14th-The Poees special
says there 10 great demand for the 7.30 bouds
q man denomination, and the Department Of
with view to supplying the want.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21
DIZZY GO0Ds MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE dry goods mar.
kes shows gea@l buoyancy. There has been
Q certain amount Of speculative demand since
the opening Of this month, which he's helped
to streagthen prices. Our supply Of cotton =
now about one-third Of what it Was IN 1860.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

QUKBEC, July 14.-A cabinet meeting was
held yesterday, and proclamation has been
issued eammoning Parliament to meet on the
9Th OF August L b stated that the govern.
ment does not intent to ask Parliament for
money for appropriations.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

The Regiment then fled into the dinner t..
bles, and were waited On by the ladies, securing
. bountful meal. We were surprised at the
abundance and variety of the viands, consider-
ing the short time spent In preparing the same,
and the soldiers, too. were appreciativea s they
gave repeated cheers "for the ladies Of st.
Paul"
Boquets were as plenty as usual. Every
soldier had one, and the officers extra large
ones. Captain Tom. Presnell, the idol of the
girls, on account of his bravery and modesty,
was quite taken prisoner by them. he bore
it bravely, however. Captain Tom. Whet.
stone on the contrary was quite overcome by
the demonstrations, and fell back when hard
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

PmADxLrHIA, July 1s.-Jay Cook reports
subscriptions to the7 30 lem to-day q u, en-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

Iouia On Efiday. She had received no perecp.
tible injury ffom hsr previous accident
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

WHEREAS, The war for the preservation of
the national existence has created large ma.
ionzl debt and - ty,.,
WHEREAS, Experience has developed many
imperfections and irregularities of internal rev
enue taxation; therefore,
Resoloed, That it IL respectfully recommend
ed to the government that, in any further re-
adjustment of our tariff and internal revenue
laws, the burden of taxation, direct and indi-
rect, may be made to fall, 90 far - possible. on
the vices and Injuries Of the people, thus re-
heving the laboring and industrial classes.
Rssolued, That, regarding such national debt
az pocunhry obligation, most sacred In IT.
character, this Convention declares i0 convtc-
ton that all sacrifices win be cheerfuny made
that may be necessary 10 MAINTAIN the national
credit impaired It al times and under al cir
cumstances: and that every dollar OF such debt,
nrinciual and interest, can and win be dis
charred without retardlng, in the slightest de-
gree the onward progress Of the nation in the
career Of prosperity, and greatness, and gio-
1iVer ana HaFbof lnprovenaents.
Re.ozeed That this Convention recognize the
uationsl character Of nayigable rivers and lake
harhors. which afford facilities for conducting
The Commerce Of the country, from which the
G0vernment derives large revenue; and II ID
tha sense Of this Convention that Il il the In
tereet - wen - the duty Of the General Gov
eminent to make such improvements IN such
naviesbie rivers and lake harbors, from time
to time, e the necessity for i may b deveL
oped, and - the condition Of the treasury VIII
justify appropriations for such works
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-21

pressed. THAT'S worse than Gettysburg" he
whispered on passing u.s. Well, those bate
ries of bright eyes and vollies of smiles socre
very trying.
Over the pillars of the Capitol was sus-
pended banner inscribed:
Welcome! The gallant Minnesota First.
Our young States first offering upon the altar
of liberty"
In other respects the arrangements and
decorations were the same as for the otner
regiments.
PREVIOUS oyATIoNs TO THE FIRST.
We learned from the officers of the First that
their trip from Jacksonville was series OF
ovations. At Indianapolis they were hand
somely entertained, and at Chicago, famous
for receptions. At Milwaukee, grand en-
tertainment was given them. They arrived
about dark, and were taken to the Fail build
ings, where splendid supper was served 70
them.
THEY PROCEED TO THE FORr.
At the conclusion of the exercises at the
capitol, the regiment was again formed IN COL
umn, and marched to the upper levee, where
thew re-embarked on the Mcclellan, and pro-
ceeded to the Fort. The civic escort accom-
panied them to the boat, and gave them three
times three at parting.
HISTORY OF THE NEW FAAST.
The history of the Old First is 30 well known
that it would be useless to repeat in, even had
we the space that it would require. On their
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
TxIIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16, 1865.
Rxronr ON AFFAIRS IN ARKASsAs
Te CnAR laid before the Senate the report Of General
Heron, ~ Inspector OF She Department Of Arkansas
INCREASE on PAr NAVAL ovyTcERs
Mr.. GRnz (rep.) OF lows, presented the petition Of
naval officers for increase Of pay which was referred
20 the Committee on Naval AEAira
rn CLAIMS ov TIE COLONIZATION SOCIETY
Mr.. SUMNER, (rep.) Of Mass, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations presented bill 10 authorize the SET
0emsnt Of claims Of the Amssean Colonization society
Tor the support Of recaptured Africans IN LIBERIA which
'vas passed.
THr DRArH ov MnAruR uCxs
Mr.. yoassor, tcpp) Of Nd, offered resolution which
sdopssd requesting the Vice President 70 petfy tho
Governor OF Maryland of the death Of senator Hicks
the rorr % PsufAprLYnA.
Mr. CHANDLER, (rcpl Of Mich, from the Committee on
Commerce. reported the bill extending tho boundartcs
.cf tho port Of entry and delivery a Pbadephia which
rHE srAU or ARMy.
Mr WILSON, (rcp) Of Mas, introduced bin 20 In.
crease the coency Of the stan Of me army follows
That oAcers whom assigned ary military depart
en army corps division, Chief c the Adjutsnt
ssrs and Of the Subsistence Department. Of engineers.
ordnance and Of artillery shall have respectively while
E ds Se s my
composed Of than the rank and pay Of
colonel Of cavalry second 10 army or military depart
lieutenant colonel Of cavalry third, DIVISION the rank
and pay Of major Of cavalry and shall be so assigned
from e s0 0 foIce , S ne r.
higher grade from being thus assigned without loss o rank
end crowded. further that onnsr assigned shall have
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

90. Wakefield Nash Co and Others repors.-gesS
IofA nominal; the market is bare. BACON sct,ve
Y - assnaed lis Lard hrm and upward with al Nd.
v.na. vi =. as old quoted at sos a sOs Tall,w
ess;a, "sef hrm, and lnc qualities are adsancing
NkkfooL PRODUCE nARKKr
A.s.s ,,,.s :. steady Sugar staady caree ,..s-
t;ys Riis nrm a. 'rm oil baoyant al sos for winter
u.c. H'se 70 "im os 'sn ss adv snjr,s tuyns1,s
nominal al 67s Pctroea. H-ssefsrn, Bout, In fish
Brandon report the marke dun Al a. ia "a for
fined.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadsturs quiet and steady Iron dull sar steady.
Coffee qu ct Tea quiet and fady. Rec acti e Spirits
OF turpentine nom nal 67s 6d 6ss Petroleum quiss
at Ell for crude and - "a I'd per gallon for Nined
Sperm oil upward; American f73 per ton. Linseod Oh
dec ming quoted at 32s Cd Lnseed cakes hrm Taiieu
nominal
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, Feb. 4-EYening.
Consols closed at seN s9X for money.
United avetwenties opened at 30. and closed .
63A 53ls; Illinois Central Railroad, bl %; Erse
Railroad 81 81
PAnr, Feb. g. 1865.
The Bourse closed last night lrmer Three per cen4
rentes, 67E 2jc.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 5-Evenlng
CrrroS.-The sales 10 day have been IL 900 bales IN
cludng 6000 bales TO speculators and exporterH Tes
marke, Is baoyant with advance Of Nd. Id per h
on the finer qualities.
BREAD:Tuns.-The market Is quiet and steady.
PRoylioSs.-The market Is steady. lard is hrm
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Newspaper and Best FaIni-
ly Literary Journal in the Country.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Fami-
Iy Literary Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, will be on
sale at nine O'Clock to. morrow Saturday morning.
II will contain the latest Union and Rebel Accounts Of
the progress OF General Shcmans forces in South Caro-
lna an account Of the Reported Evacuation Of Mob c,
accompanied with Map showing the fortlcatons, posi-
ton Of rebel troops batteries Instructions. DC,
the Sh Of January 1885, full details OF the Battle Of
Dabneys Mills, and Of the operations Of Grants Army
near Richmond account of Cushings Expeditions up
Ittl, River and Charlotte Inlet, s G. Interesting News
from the Gulf; tho SPECIAL Report of President Lincoln
tho Hampton Roads Peace Conference together with
the Rebel Oticial Report; the Latest News from Wl-
mington of the Departure Of the Dano ebci
Rams from the French Coast Summary Of tbs Proceed
ings OF Congress- Late and Interesting News from Eu
rope, South and Central America Mexico, Cuba &c |;
Poetry; tho interesting story of "My Uncles Maiden
Tour Facetim Literary, Artistic and Scientific Intclh
gence; Musical and Theatrical Review 70. the wccl; /;
Report Of tho Paris Fashions FOR February; Varieties
Interesting Reading for Farmers ard AsricultHr si
Valuable Review Of the Money Comm ercla Dry Goods.
Boot and Shoe Cattle Horse and Fomiiy Markets. and
reports Of all other interesting events Of the week.
Terms--one copy, one year, So; Three copies, s.;
Five copies $S Ten copies, sl5 Single copies, in wrap
pcrs, Ave cents zach. A limited number Of advertise
| ments win be inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
WASHINGTON.
The Ajax, Another Rebel Pirate Vessel,
on the Ocean.
Action OF the nOuse on tho internal
Revenue Bill.
Proposed Tax on Sales Of
Merchandise.
'Ths San Francisco and China Mail Steamer
Bill Passed by the Senate.
The Connection Between the New Jersey
Railroads and the Constitu-
tionA Amendment,
&C., Sc, sc.
WAR GAZETTE.
~~~~>-~~>-~>~>~>~>~--~
Proposed Tax on Sales of
Merchandise.
Tho San Francisco and China Mail Steamer
Bill Passed by the Senate.
OFFICIAL.
The New Military Departments.
GkNERAL ORpERS-NO. I'll.

The New Military Departments
GENERAL ORDERS--NO. 81.
WAR DEPARrxxxr ADJUrANr GENERALS OyyToE,
WASHINGTON, Feb 10, 1855.
l. The State Of Kentucky will constitute the Military
department Of Kentucky Major General J. NJ Palmer,
Uncd States Volunteers s assigned the command Of
the Department Of Kentucky.
H. The Department Of the Cumberland will include the
State Of Tennessee and such parts Northern Georgia
Alabama and Mississippi Is may be occupied by the
troops under Major General 6. H. Thomas.
I'LL All troops in the Departments Of Kentucky and
xhe Cumberland will in the absence Of Major General
Sherman, DO subject to the orders Of Major General
Thomas except the posts the east bank Of the Msss
sippi river, which will be subject to Major General
Canbys orders in movements for protecting the naviga
ton Of that river In oil other respects they will be
under the direct orders Of their departmental and when
Aever time will permit General Candy will communicate
his orders through such commanders
w. The Department Of Mississippi will embrace 50
much Of that State may be occupied by troops Of the
Military Division OF West Mississippi the river The
Department Of the Gulf will embrace the States OF
Louisiana aud Texas Other military districts on tho
~Gulf of Mexico will report direct to the commanding
'General of the Military Division. BY order Of the
SECRETARY OF WAR
T. D. TOWNSEND A. A. G.
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Disease il tho interest paid for pleasure" ssvs
a sententlous writer. II you desire stnppavnR
this interest invalid reader you have only cancel
the original Obligation by going through Of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BlfrERs. Whether you are payina
penalty you incurred In the
gloom bypochonlrl the liver complaint Tho
physical prostraon which all undue ndugencr
this vegetable and Alternative wn
strike balance favor from further
pain and
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14-Evenng
The news received to-day from America pcr steamship
China indicating a continued In the Uniod States,
has impaired decided Improvement 70 the cotton mar.
kct and rather unfavoraby affected United States
ties The rebel loan is reported unchanged
QukESsrows, Feb s, 1903
Rumble, tho defendant in the pirate Rappahannock
case has been acquitted on all the counts
Cardinal wiseman Is reported 10 be rapidly sinking