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/ A LAkGE quantity-in sacks apdin barres-w hole.
"A sale and retail-at Bloody Run Station.
octIo' oasIys JOHN w. BARNDOLLAR.
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by aathprty Of the Secretary sfhe Trsasury, III. IN
srsigned has assumed the General ubserptOn Agency
eFths sale Of United statea Treasury notes. bearing
seven and three-tenths per cent interest," per anna
known as the
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I CIRCULAR NO.

WAR DEPARTMENT, PRovosT MARSHALL !
GENERALS S OFFICE, WAsHINGToN, d. c.,
MARCH 8, 1865. J
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Hon. GEo. W. HOUSEHOLDER has made an
able and interesting speech upon the Land Grant
Bill Atthe last session of fLegslatureth the proceeds
of the lands donated by the general Government to
Pennsylvania, were turned over to the State Agri-
cultural School, to the exclusion of all the rest of
the Colleges and Universities IN the State. This
session bill has been introduced to divide the
Avails equally among twelve of the Principle Col
leges and Universities Mr. Householder fayors such
division in preference to the present disposition
of the fund. We regret that we can not give the
speech entire.
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~ SSHEEP-BREEDERS AND WOOL-GROwERS
~ Should take MO0RE'S RURAL NEW YORKER
tne leading Agricultural Literary and Family Newspaper
1I America, which has special Department of Sheep
husoandry edited by Hon. ii. s. RANDALIs author Of
The Prnctita Shepherd" &C. This Is the great Rural
and Family Weekly. Only SO year--less to clubs Is
numbers OF this quarter Jan to Apr5 sent on ,ria,
for only so cents Address
D. D. T. MOORE
marl7;3t Rochester N i.
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
offered by the Government and is confidently s1
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GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Less than 5000 100000 remain unsod, which wiz pro-
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the notes will undoubtedly command premium, as has
uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
other Loans.
In order that citizens town and section of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan the
National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to receive
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be responsible for the delivery of the for which
they receive orders.
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Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. Thisis
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NOTICE TO THE FRIENDS OF PARoLED AND
EXCHANGED PRIsoEERs In view of the great
anxiety felt throughout the country for the vel
ware Of our prisoners now arriving at Annapolis,
Maryland, Miss Clara Barton, by permission Of
General Hitchcock, Commissioner of Exchange,
with the sanctionof the President, has kindl5 I'M
dertaken to furnish information, by correspondence
in regard to the condition of our returned soldiers
and especially those in the hospitals at Annapolis
and so far as it may be possible to learn the fact'
connected with those who have died in prison and
elsewhere. All letters addressed to Miss Clara
Barton, Annapolis, Maryland viii meet with
prompt attention.
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CIRCULAR No. 5.
The following Act of Congress is published for
the information and guidance of all coneerned
IAN ACT to amend the sererat acts heretofore
passed to prouide for the enrolling and calling Out
the national forces andfor other purposes.
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News EteIns


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Tu''5'" yt,fia,a '''J i"' ~ "V'' '' "''''''
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t1e lI.a'tiie t" uefat1 oi Laosa@,F
plt5 down ta' #lola l0ss py lAe Age a. Ine
Y. s. Graut we'll, I'tho'o Cfatk, ot Fo4,-
~ Iho covers lgVo ooIs' o, !, valued Vt
S73'0Q0' il d9i5 yen was y'sla'ng IRON
LVJ0 to Ivy ool'' per day'
ny the treaty win the Osago Indians,
there VIII bo thrown upon the marEet over
3,QJ1,OJ0acres Of land, mnoa Of twatar-
ed by the Neosho River, with its fine belt
Of timber, This valley is one Of tho rich
est IN the West
Speaking Of the large movement Of mor-
ehandiso toward Texas, Alabama, Florida
and South Georgia the New Orleans Times
OF tho 2Ssh uIt. soys
Shipments for all those States are large,
and increasing from week to wock. Three
steamships depart ibis week for Calves
ton, with full cargocs The steamboats,
for Mobile 90 crowded with freight, rs
well as vessels leaving daily for tho same
destination, Supplies Of general mer-
chandiso are coming forward freely from
tho North to all the southern cities. Az
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Tna venerable Mrs. Partington lately
started from Boston for New York on
loarning by telegraph that gold was rapid
" falling in Wall street, but, after several
unsuccessful attempts to gotinto the show
or, tho old lady is going back, a disOp-
pointed woman,
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wsestns Unabridged dictionary, 500 HIS
tralions, SO no
Ruyic 'slnw Dictionary, 2 val'7. 20 10
Keats CommenatIo'on AmNInuIawl yn'a, 30 70
AaiorlaM Elol0epcH-A cllertnn of -rgch17
and ,lrrasgs, Ny ts8masl rmjAaH. gadals
Of AmpreA-Ellls5 Ny q. Naoro, 2F9ls % 90
Csiity nv Plasdlbg. 3 ydr. ltll eopy) W 90
Arvh5oIs' Cid realiuss, V1
Saephon m Pleading, 20
swit.s Pigs. ol lbo Law wof ir'jouce, ia til
aad Criminal r1'es, Ola royJ 90
BAyArd's nitesl ai the l"pI fYiaeh2a on .'A
rrhl Of Actions at At,i'rls, 'otd capf,I Oh
Digest At the G'noeal Statute Laws nf tio
s..ts o' Tes.s ols.. fle aso IHcol@tl'
paIioa Laws Of Nslai, @ mAuiia ami leS's,
whlch wert in i'rer hatoJe The Declaration
Of lndep-uloNt |r l'y# fHI f.N}l w
RnrNmalu's Prne.2iesal of ElnrIa'd Polite
e~asral order, ii Ii, wrfrrtHa
brsGug the yte l3al f4aH
o'Brru hlrcHt1r tn l' .'
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a0btr!ispn,ents.
U. 5. MARSHAL,S PROCLAMATION.

United States Of AmcrIcal
3ri Judicial District Of ,ss
Iho lerrllory q N. M
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to 2,l00, 000,y Including ,servapis, eu-
nuchs, woman, suffers and others who
usually follow an army, it is supposed
that 5,2S8, 220isouls followed Xer1es into
Greece After the whole Of this i'm.
hense army was routed and destroyed,
including their feet, amounting to- over
1000 vessels andscarryiug 240, 900 men,
1t is said that in the war which was
waged in Africa in tho days Of Justin.
ian, not less than five, millions of human
beings persisted by the sword, famine and
and pestilonce. In the war between
Justinian and the Gothic conquerors of
Italy, which listed twenty years, over
fifteen millions Of men were slaughtered,
Such is a birds eye view Of the destruc7
ltion Of the human species, which war
has produced in different periods, and
these are only a few detached circum-
stances in the annals Of warfare. If We
takeiinto consideration those who have
persisted by the famine and pestilence
which war has produced BY disease, "a,
tlgue, terror and the cruelty Of savage
conquefors, twill not be overra,ing the
destruction of human life, to say that
one tenth Of the human race has been
destroyed by the ravages Of war. If this
be true, not less than $4,000, 100000 Of
human beings have been murdered in
war since the beginning Of the world
What a horrible consideration Ian.
guagc is destitute of words to express
the emotions Of the mind, when it Sc
riously contemplates the horrible scene
And how melanchol y is it to effect, tina
in the present age, in America which
boasts of its improvements in Science, il
civilization, and in. religion, neither rea
SOD, humanity nor Christianity, has ye
availed to arrest the progress of destroy,
ing armies, and to set the mark Of igno
miDy in the people who delight in war
Our own country is the theatre Of a wal
J second only to the Panic wars Of DID,
t May the day soon dawn when reason cal
be brought to bear on our difficulties.
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THE WA RS OF THE PAST.

The following summary statement of
the number Of human beings slain in a
few cf the battles 10 past ages, as re-
corded in history, will give the reader .
faint idea ofthe suffering war has caused
among mankind. In the year l01 before
Christ, in the engagement between Ma.
RUS, the Roman Consul, and the Am,
brenes and tho Tcutones, in Traualpine
Gaul, there were slain, besideslwha fell
in the Roman army, 100000 and some
historians say 100000. 1t is said that
the inhabitants Of the neishboring couu.
try made fences for vineyards of their
bones. The following year, the Romans
uuder the same general, slaughtered l40,-
600 ofthe Cimbri and took $4,000 prison.
ers. In the year 1906, B. c. the Romans
in a single engagement with the Cimbri
aud the T~eutones, lost so, 900 men. In
the battle of Issus, between Alexander and
Darius, 10000 MEG were slain. In the
battle Of Arbela, two years afterwards,
between the same two despots, 100000
men wers slaughtered. In tbs battle be-
tween Pyrrhus and the Romans, $4,000,
In the battle between Scipis and Asdru-
bal, 10000, In the battle between Lus.
%tonius and Boadicea, $4,000. In the
siege of Jerusalem by Vcspasian, accord.
ing to JOsephusc there weresslsughtered
In the most terrible manner l,100, 900
and there were murdered in Jerusalem
in no. B. Q. by Audoehus 10000. Al
Cyrene, there were slain Of Romans and
Greeks by the Jews, go, 900, and ID the
reign Of Trajau, 100000 and in the
reign Of Adrain, $4,000 Jews. Juliu,
Caesar having invaded Germany, he de.
feated the inhabitants with such slaugh'
Ter, that 400, 900 are said to have perish.
ed in battle. Attic defeat of AtillA,
King of the Huns, at Chalous, 5000 0
men were slaughtered. 10 the year 631.
10000 Syriaus were murdered by the
Saracens, 10000 men. were killed by
the Goths In their invasion Milan, and
in A. D, 7'4, $4,000 spaniards were
killed by the %sarpcenes. In the battle 81
Fontenay, 100000 men were killed ; in
the LATHE of YermOpk, 10000, and in
the battle between Charles Mastilp and
the Matr0metans, $4,000, AT the seige
of Vienna 10000 were killed. The most
numerous army Of which we havo any nc.
count in the annals or history, was that oil
xetxes, which accotding TO Rollin c0nsis.
ted Of 100000 foot. 10000 horse, apd
10000 men for cOndnotins The carriages
and camel., On pssipg the HellespOpt az
addition wal made to his army Of 800,
hbo0, which, made BID land force, emoepI
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3 Token of Respect.

WHEREAS, The sad intelligence Of the
death Of ALBERT B. CREAGER. which
has fallen 80 heavily aud unexpectedly
on u ears therefore s.trl,s gl ''al
Resoleed, That VIC as a Society deeply
mourn the early departure Of this worthy
member, who had at heart the interests
Of society, and who was ever distinguish.
ed BY promptness Of duty and an eager
desire Of improvement. ,. \
Resolved, That in his death Vermil.
lion Institute has lost.one who was noted
for laborious application, pntiring assidu
icy, and an ambition worthy of imitation
p Resolred, That in his death commuDi.
ty has lost a young man, moral, intelli
gent, useful, respected and atfectionate.
Resolrrd, That this Society do recos.
Dizc the hand Of Almighty God in Thu
dispcnsation as an evidence of the. frail.
.ty of man, and while nc sympathize with
the friends Of the deceased and deeply
mourn the loss in our own hearts, we dc
bow in humble submission to the decree
of Him who "doeth all things we'll"
Rssolu.d, That the above resolution,
DO published in the Ashland Uaion
Times and Newark Adoocute, and that q
copy be sent TO the friends Of the de
ceased. r,,,.rr1 q, t-a
iResofUed, That as a further evidenc,
of respect, Society do now adjourn.
L. J. @. DRENNEN,
ioJ. Q McCLuRE,' Com.
~ HARTMAN, )&G
j, IL HARTMAN, Cor. Sec'y.
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I6- If you have not yet been in the
gallery of McConMick and MASON to
have them take you . dozen or two of
those beautiful Ferotypes, vi would ad-
wise you to do SO at once; for eussy body
can afford to have at leust one dozen, as
they are 80 cheap @only one dollar and
then they are the latest style Of pictures,
and can be inserted in an album, pin OF
ring. GO and see them at their room
one door west Of the Town Hall. ~""'
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A Gard 10 InvaIids.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as n missionary, discovered q safe
and simple remedy for the Cure o. Nervous
Weakness. Early Decay, Diseases Of the Uri-
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of disorders brought on by baueiul oud vici-
GUS habits. Great number, have been alrea-
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ADVANCE. PAYMEsT.-Nearly all the
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Principal Office and Mandatory, No. .631
Arch Street, Philadelphia. Y ny
=. tirn a. elEseb--Teb1A .h9aldgh %
from Rev. ]. II. Turner. Pastor OF .as@I
dins, Mwh Church, philadelphia.
!. Dr. Jscksnn Pear Sir'-Bavke; : V
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New Notice to school Teacher J

. 81. - 'HHHT AHHaFNM
TINE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
OF Ashland County, will hOldths follow !
ing Examinations during the balance Of the
year 1864 at the places specified. AZ ittfdsA
The End Saturday Of August at Ashlsad.
. The 4th do do do 1t savannaAtI.
The End do DO Oct. at HayesdlsI
The 9Th do do do at Ashlandt
The 2nd and 4th do Nov. ut do
The md do do Dec. d. do, =
These bxapinaiois viii commence a.
o'clock, a: w. and cIOse'at4 P. n. skA
No applicant win be admitted after 12e'ek
NJ. writtsn tesiinoninls Of good moral shsf
acter signed by atieast Two responsible per-
sons will be required, which testimonials WI
be kept on file. No certificate can DO ante
dated, and the School Law prohibits Town
chip Clerks from giving orders to teaohers for
pay unless they hare cerifcsiel epbraeing I
The whole time Of service The School Lac ;
requires teachers to understand the following
branches, aud be able 10 impartcinsiftctsA
in them all, Reading, Writing, 0rthegraphy,
Arithmetic, English rpmmarAnd Gegaptt.l
"A failure in one is o failure In all, npq
those not having q fair knowledge Of steA
and every one OF the above brSpchfS hssfr
not apply for q eortfeate, eNttffMNN
Particular attention viii DO paid 10 0rthee
raphy and those not having studiedit Will be
promptly rejected No pritAte exkminatlcn Z
will be held. School directors'asu requested
to furnish us reportApf thelsnecess Of teaah-e
hrs rs tboy will aid Us materially In nshing
nut certificates, Those expecting 10 teach
other Than common branees will be exanibs4
accordingly. We would recommend tol dlftes
tors the utility Of employing competent teaehs
ers. If they are not the cheapest. II i.tiV X
Tho supplementary School Law requires :
fee Of 80 cents for males and a6 ehtsSnr-fsA
males as q Snndltian 'of examination
lars BY order IF Board
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'o SHERFFS SALE,
Charity School of Kendall In Ashland Co.

Charity School of Kendall In Ashland Co.
'aHll.. Tvs. ,fi ss a7lt7
Augustus A Tay;or, admir-
OFT. ]. Bull, ct oil. Common Pleas.
TN pursuance TO the command Of an order
of sale of morigaged premises duly issued
out OF the Court of Common Pleas Of said
county, dated the 2lst day of November, A. d.
1864. and to me directed | will expose to sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court
House in Ashland, r-snE
On Saturday, December 24th, 1864,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. ". and 4
o'clock P, NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements to wit; Situate
in said county of Ashland and k ,own and do.
scribed rs out lots number ono hundrep and
thirty seven 1871, one hundred and thirty
eight 1881 one hundred and fcrty seven l471,
one hundred and forty six [146l. one hun,
bred and thirty nius 1891, one and hundred
and forty [l401, and one hundred and forty
FIVE il45l in Wales Addition to the lown OF
Loudonville, containing about thirty three acres
of land. Terms Of sale-cash. appraised at
-. JAS. M'COoL, Sheriff.
November 23d-tspfS9.00
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Iea- We. understand that Mr., Eys-
MISoER;is now prepared to take Ferro-
types, AZ his we!!l.known rooms, 2 doors
West of'the Bank. Give him q call. d.
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Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Rpv. Waoren Randolph, Pastor of Bap.
w list Church. Germantown Penn. va m
DR.. c, ", Jackson Dear Sir:-Personsl
experience enables ue to say that l regard
the German Bittcrs prepared by you MS n
most excellent medicine. in gases of, severe
cold md general debility | hsye been greatly
benefited By the use Of the Ditters, and
doubt not they will produce similar effects on
iothersg9 0rcgNTF EMF N1hif}fR.
Your, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
ytg Germantown, Pc.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-11
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BY Rev. John Robinson, on Tue,day,
December 9th, 1864, Mr.. WILLIAM
BUCHANAN to Miss ELIZABETH
SMITH, both of Ashland County. iur