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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22
r. WAGE 8

Hishes to call thS alteration 2 tie people
~ ao5cf ashland and eiciai:y s'afl %
To a new Stock Of Millinery, ~la2bao4l
Now full and complete I'D
At No. 2, Slocum Block trsijo1 b9a
South Side Of Main street. 9t la egy7I
If you want to get . Bonnet, Hat, Cap,
Or ft out complete, aA55saft ties sdfu
Call around at No, 2, Slocum Block, ssla
Nearly opposite the Post Ofice' Main st.
.vslt III b.Js ,aac5 sGR.natie5I. q
Particular attention paid to custom work,
Bleaching and Trimming done neat. I
Don't forget the place, a s9,lyBar
No. 2, SIocuM block south side Main st.
April 70, 1s65-ly traaai ID ,7ol
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SD PRE.uIUyUS II
IFCE 1856.
LEHIeH Cattle p,wpEn

LEHIGH CATTLE PtwDER
Is warranted to be the most powerful Agent
for the stomach and blood of Cattle, Swine,
or Sheep in promoting digestion, cleansing
the system and transferring the purified ami
nal fluid in flesh, fat, milk, butter, and
strength, and establishing health and vigcr.
DUvoY's HoRsB AND MULE POWDER
Is the only medicine legally patented In
France, England, Switzerland, and Holland,
md duly admitted by their Courts, honOred
with Prize-medals, and invented by Mr.. Du-
10Y, Professor of the Imperial College for
agriculture at Paris, and now manufacture
W G. G. Hhner, DR.. of z. and A., Allen.
town, Pa.
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Farm for. sale!

TUE subscribers offer for Sale their Farm,
situated in Milton Township, Ashland
County. Ohio, on the Main Road leading
from Ashland to Mansaeld, 1t is 81 miles
from Ashland, and contains
1913 Ia ACRES,
10) acres cleared and under good fence-the
balance is good Timber. There is also upon
il q good Frame House, Barn and Orchard,
and two never failing wells Of waters, besides
Springs and CistUrn. The Land is known as
first and second bottom soil.
For terms apply'to
y. q. & R. P. wO0DHoUsE.
Aug. %, 1865-3ml1
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E0R eALE.

THE undersigned Is authorized 10 offer
for fale on reasonable terms the property
formerly owned BY Rebscca Evans, de.
ceased. boing . town lot with two dwell
ling houses, situated on Main street. East
Of Tie lol owned bgiA O. Swineford.
D. JONES, Ashlapd, o.
Oh. 10, 1eo5-G.
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HENRY n. COSTAH.
DeA- Principal Depot, 4S2 Broadway, N. Y.
H65- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
AT ASHLAND, OHIO.
10 -


INC REASE OF RAT.-The Farmers Ca
zettc fEnglish) as, erts and proves by figures
that one pair OF rats will have a progeny and
descendants no less than 65l $50 in three
years. Now, unless this immense family can
be kept down, they would consume more
food than would sustain 65, 900 human beings
neA-. See "CojTAR'S" advertisement in
ihin nnnr
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IBw1TaEGVS FUASG@

At Fort Fisher, was scarcelya greater fail.
ure than is daily made by most Of the
IA advertised hair dyes nor was
5 PERRY AND PoBTER's VICTORY
Mere complete, perfect and glorious, than ne
aH" conquest achieved by adl yts9 ifd'
CHRLS7ADOR0'SGHAR DYE llsq
Over gray. red and sandy heads Of hair. The n,
obnoxious hue is wiped out in ave minutes,
and a magnificent brown Or black glossy hndiiai
natural, takes its place. Manufactured by J.
~CHRIsTAD0Ro, No. Q Astor House, Men.
York. N'nN wv i's'" - w
Sold by Druggists. Applied bysli Hairy
Dresse's. si19gE Eaa yJaT .unHioo Isdio
Sept. 27-nol6lm. ,asl,stsaa Iss,s aoa
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1865.

FARMERS AND H0U EKEEPER-.
should recollect that hundreds Of dollars
worth Of Grain, Provisions &c., are annual
ly destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and other
insects and vermin-all Of which can be pre-.
vented by 0 few dollars worth Of "Costar'sp
Rat, Roach, &c., DETERMINATION, bought and
used freely. t. 11
Sec "CoTAR =" advertisement in this
paper.
EE Sold in Ashland, Ohio, by
ISAAC B. POTTER.
(3m4e)
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TIAFIEG returned again to Ashland,
IL / would say 70 my old friends, that
! am ready 20 doall kinds Of Engine and
Mill Repairing that can DO done on the
premises.S 0~serhauling and Lining En-.
ginea promptly attended to-.
Designs and Drawings for FIGURING
and Saw Mills with consultations.
PIT KESSANE, Engineer
and Practical Machiuest.
sspts z7-uol6tf.
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EMPIoYHgNrN

B15 d M0NTH.-Agents wanted tosen
Sewing machines. WeIill give q commiSdSh
on all machines sold or lctnpioy assntf wheI1m
will work for tho above wages and al expens-,
IS paid. Address, b. b. HERRINf0NE CS..
~ aDdtoitj Mishlsani emit
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

We will pay one dollar and twenty
five cents a Perch for all the Cobbling or
Paving Stone from 8 to 10 inches.
By order Of Town Council.
Ashland, April 26, 1866.
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1865.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking of "C0T AR" Rat. Roach. &c.,
observation-disclosures grain and provisions
are destroyed annually in Grant County by
vermin than would pay for tons @ this Ra,
and Insect Killer. '-Lsncaster Wis. Herald.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22

A single Bottle will last a month-to
be used three times aday.
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Tell me;Little Twink

ling Star By
Thtre's none sayGood
Night to Me
Trust me all in all, oil
not at all. Words by
Tennysoa.
Be thou Forever Miie
Beautiful Dreamer,
flor G Iitar,)
Beautiful Isle Of the
Sea by
Blue-Eyed Kitty May.
Cadaverous Jones'. =
Comic
| cannot call her, Mo
| Their
| Jennie lives but fol
Thee
Kissing on the Sly
Kiss me: Father, ere
Bury me in the Scn-
shine
Angel Child
Beautiful Cloud
Striking lie. Sung J.,
Dan Brya d. D
EmmeI .
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Hoi'a1'C CHI CRUISES baaiildaq $50
Semitic any Address. FREE OF, POSTAGE, .,
uatrjo Onreeeipt Of prics. ssjsH Ie.s,

Y
Vietoryiat last. Song
and Chorus by
Our Noble Chief las
Passed Away, An
Elegy on the Death
Of Abraham Lin
coin, by
It's All Up in Dixie, by
JEFF. in Petticoats. A
Song for The Times,
/. by
I'm Lonely since He
Left Me, by
lie, or Way down in
\ Ponnsylvany, by
L Believe her true 10
Me, by
| HaveSo much 10 Tell
''Let him Rest. A Trib.
ute 10 the late Ste
phen G Forter, and
| embelished with his
! Likeness, by b-
Limerick is Beautiful,
| words by Borcicault.
l. Comic, by Ios
Lost Sta.- OF my Home.
! The last Song and
| Chorus, by
Little House under the
Hill, by POSI-
Leave me Not in darl
Despair by
Mind lou That, by
Moonlight with Thee,
My Beautiful Lizzie, !
SHY Polly Ann. Comic
Mothers Blessing
Maggie Moore '''
My Angel Boy,
Music on the Waves
Duett, by
Never deem my Low
can Change, by
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"Costar's" Rot, Roach, de-, Erter's
Is a p%aste-used for Rats,
Mice, Reaches, Black and
Red Ants, &c.. &C., SC.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Ertermindtor,
is q liquid or wash, used to
destroy, and also as q pre-
q%ventive for Bed Bugs, SC.
"Costar's" Electric Popder for Insects,
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes,
Fleas, Bed Bugs. Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, SC.
Es5- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers
everywhere.
BEs" /! !BEWARE!!l of all worthless i'm
itations.
Rds- See that "CosTAn's" name is on each
Box, Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
HEERr n. COSTAH.
ma princina1 Denot 400 Rroodwav NJ v
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We beg leave to inform The Public thai hav-
ing purchased our entire stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods at the present heavy de.
cline in Gold, end the consequent deprecia.
lion in the value Of Merchandise we are
therefore enabled, wiling, and ready to sell
our Goods fully in accordance with that de-.
cline, and which cannot fail to attract the at
tention Of close buyers, even ct The present
depressed state of the market.
We guarantee our Clothing to
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The Attempt to Introduce Yellow Fever
in Ncw.York.
HALIFAX, \. 5, Saturday, May 9, /

HALIFAX y. >, Saturday, May ., l-1'
The Bermuda papers contain long accounts
OF the judicial Investigations now being held at ST.
Georges of the attempt Of Dr. Blackburn to Introduce
yellow fever into New York, Philadelphia and Other
Northern cities.
Blackburn visited Bermuda os'ensbly on philan
throrc mission In connection with the causes Of yeo"
fever.
The evidence shows that he COLLECTED while there
bedding and clothing taken from fever patients. Thai
he purchased and infected new clothing which h'
hacked in trunks and in charge Of parties with orders
10 forward them 10 New. YOrl IN the spring.
One witnefs testified that Blackburn represented him
self as Confederate agent whose mission was the de
structon of the Northern masses. IL was also SHOW
that several persons connected with The agency Oh t
Confederate States were coguizant Of these ihcts.
Ii is stated that there ten trunks tire OF Nhci
have been found and their contents buried by the Boar'
|oi Health.
blackburn is well know in The Provinces as a LEAD
ing and ultra Rebel
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merican and Foreign Chrisfinn Union
Annual Sermon by Rev. DIR. Robinson'

The Anniversary exercises OF the American
and Foreign Christian Union were held at the Ihf'
feminist. REV Br Burchards) Church last evening
There was very large audience assembled the mouse
being completely filed. The Rev. Dr' oamppe'' GU
rotary Of the Society. presided at the meeting
The exercises were commenced by the choir singing
the anthem: THE Earth is the Lords" The Rev Dr.
Rrrcbard then read the 9Th chapter OF Romans Amer
singing PRAYER was offered by the Rev DT an oese'
Tbe annpal sermon before the Society was then de'
liyered by The Rev Dr. c. 5. Robinson lie chose lor
his text the nth and 18th verses OF the 2lst chApef oi
Isaiah. -, ,,s - ,;hro,
He said, 1.-THE war is ended The air viprat,
ing With victory and the land IL quoting aown 70
peace There ~ no mistaking the sensation Whch per
vades the American people at their present posTn
think all agreed that there ~ hothins Nc ~
unite The nation but new The weapons OF .hi.
war are not to be carna, nor the campaign nsnius,
political adversaries Onr nation has become stronger
because compacted Church has also pecoln
stronger by its publication 1t becomes u.s. a. esson
RON What we have passed through, 10 Know '"o "'
tagonnt against whom We have to conflict.
tuR What "a the Roman influence VIC paYe toiuse'
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FROM NEW-GRLEANs.
f'oeo IN the Mississippi-B Break in the
Levee Plnntatisn. Cverdowed - suf.
fering Among the Peop;e. &c.

u NEw-ORiEANs' via CAIRO Friday, May 8 1865.
Two hundred and slxty-seven Rebel officers
-anking from Colonies 10 Lleu;enants. captured al
Mobile. arrived here to-day.
The river continues rising, and has hroken througl
The eyee SIX miles below Alsiers The hreak reopened
today. Little damage done.
The Timess correspondent says the eoun,rv IN the
sss side Of the ryer. from IuDica Landing Ia Eavon
Sara Is completely inundated for IS miles cansinc
great suffering among the inhabitants many Of whom
are IL q starving condition.
MOrgaLzia is abandoned in cOnsecuen OF the food
The eYee is gradually giving away daily and fears are
entertained Of destructive overflow than ever
occurred
The Mobile News learns that daily line of steamers
between Mobile and New Orleans is about TO be estab
1shed, and the arrangements are nearly completed.
The Mobile Etps Of the nth ult learns that tie Rebel
rams Nashville, Morgan. ana five steamers al
DenopOlis
There are troops except Malberrys guerrillas be
tween Mobile and Demopolis. The decentralization IN
sls Rebel army aud navy in that region 10 very great
The steamship Morning Star arrived here today.
sales OF cotton. Supefne Flour is held at g rs
Aucovado Sugar, l4c; Louisiana Molasses. GO065c.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEw-ORLEAis, Monday May J.,
., via CMno. oatu.day, May 6, 1868.
Many Of Gen. Lees soldiers have arrived
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Return 10 Washington.

NAtHfNGICN, My 7, TOO.
The military and naval escort, together with
some Of tie invited guests. returned non Sprlngheld
tbs mOrlng q direct distance Of 800 miles III exactly
4 hours The hearse and the state CAL as on the
route Springfield. also came back on RAILROADS o.
Uniform euage. No accident whatever happened on
The entire distance Travelled, namely, 700 miles. Ac
oGdng 10 basty efiiuates, a least 5000 900 OF people
witnessed the passage of Tie funeral car and coffin III
She various cities where there temporary soOurn,
and not less than 10000 pIiaqs 100000 had an
Opportunity Of seeing tie reniains.
Tie occasion called forth 'fe deepest feelings OF emo
ton everywhere, and offered iutsputabc evidence Oi
The high esteem Of the epe for the late Chiei Magis
trste The funeral party express TIER Satisfaction
with the kindness and courtesy Of tie state end muhic
pa authorities WhO extended 81 them the most geheI
Gus Inequalities Though the trip was tatigung there
was ample compensation In these attentions and the IN
fertsting and beautiful presented, Is wen as IN
INC rleh and prosperous country through when they
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The American Congregational tuion-
Sermon, Of the Rev. m. ". Eeecbcr.

The Anniversary Of the American Congrega-
,iona Union was held last evening at Plymouth Church
The Secretary read the report. The receipts OF the
Union have been greater for the past five months than
those Immediately preceding them. though not rs large
as the amount received during the same period last
year.
Several churches were formed during the past u
months in Philadelphia, &C. and one Is 10 be organ
zed in Baltimore. Washington, Nashville. Tenn and
other places are waiting for sustainment. About
sJ1 900 per wear would about satisfy the present wants o
the Union Large appropriations must be mace Tor tAe
South. $1,000 .
Tie receipts during last year were sl3g7 amount
maid out $500 amount for SecretArys salary STA
onery. expenses &C. saao3 Since the
'of the Union sept 1851 hey have aided POI churches
After the reading Of the rep0r; Mr.. Beecher delivered
an eloquent Oh text taken from the 1th Chhp
Of ST. Paul 10 Tie Lpheslhns I'm 10 I9th verses IA
elusive fer auCIng % The FIRST theme OF the apostle
writing which was the life Of our Lord Jesus tlrist
his neat ideal conception was OF man lbs new ne,
his glorious future hls hDery ana power unuei VI,
Kingdom If grace have never been treated with sucl
Vailed conceptions before since as by the Apostle
He ,heu said that. democratic as We CONSIDER our
selves 10 be- II We wish 10 understand the gf.a ,uts
# manhood which are 70 Undefie chuiches anu hteh
we must urp back 10 those writings OF -O years ago
where they are all found. No longer are kings ana
magistrates laws and institutions, the CHIEF things o.
life exalted in dignity above man. Dul man u 'He Gnu
and object o. Providence.
mans seryantsnot his master aud derive ther auihOr
fy from Their ability 10 serve hlm Tor man ~ superior
below as God is suueriOr above He eoquen'y alluded
10 the prime piles OF Church government ana drew tn'
mes Of demdrcaii0n between the Two classes lhi'
which he said all Christian eects can DE now u
vded IL referred 10 that system where Tie iorn
government is laid down aud man must obey blhdiy
and 10 the other where man forms Als own Govern
meut that which il best adapted TO his wants lie
arcued that this was what the Apostles DID Az th'
same time be said there true Apostolic thnfc'
now and those who laid clam % II were about inc ear
entitled 10 it. To be Apostolic we must initiate th'
Apostles. Uis apt illustrations PROVOKED frequent
laughter England, be said was the home OF Con
he foundations Of slave despOts hated New England
What j. the reason that III the preliminary councils
this internal Rebellion, they meant to distract hh'
Idivde the nation and leave New England out but TINS
that there was theory there that loved liberty an'
could not be torn out Of IT, He passed brilliant euO
OHM on the Church Of which be 10 minister, an'
believed it TO be the Church most consonant TO III
Il American mind and to American ideas OF ciVh an'
reli giOus liberty.
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From Salt Lake TO CoIorndo-Arresfs-
The Assnssination ut Carson City
British CoIambia-i Dcfnulftr.

San fI.ANCI-C0, Thursday, May !, 100.
AdVices from salt Lake say the Mormon
authorities have taken action toward opening route
to the head OF navigation on the Colorado River Snck
has also been taken to build line Of telegraph on this
route, TO extend TO Prescott the capital OF Arizona
where il will connect with the line from California.
There are g. towns aud settlements on the route be
tween Salt Lake and Colorado.
Oregon adyices report the arrest Of several Democrats
for expressing joy the death Of President Lincoln
4 paper mill is to be erected IN Oregon City.
public meeting has been held in Carson City
Nevada 20 raise fund. by one dollar subscriptions, 10
be presented to Robinson, the brave man who saved
Secretary Stewards life and the necessary Committees
were appointed TO effect The purpose.
Arrived. ship Golden Fleece, from Boston last even
ing. -
The Governor Of British Columbia has proclaimed
that gold be exported only from Nev-N estmlnster
Fort Shepherd and Joseph Prairie the centers Of TIE
principal mining districts.
William Cmyerv ell Deputy Sheriff Of Victoria, ia
deiaulter 10 the amount OF sIOt. He ha, absconded
The municipal elections IN Los Angeles. stockton,
San Jose Grass Valley aud elsewhere have resulted In
Government. mining and other stock, have been "a
ihcT depressed tbs week. The rates Tor money are
q little sitter.
Arrived. steamship Golden Age, from Panams. With
the mails and passengers that left New ork pr -
san FRANCISCO, Wednesday. May ,, i-Gl.
Gen. Mcdowell IS moving several companies
Of troops for the protection Of the land routes 10 Idaho
along which the Indians troublesome Stations
will be established & central points OF Northern Call
foruia and Nevada. Cavalry VIII patrol protecting
the roads 4 large emigration to Idaho s anticipated.
Several more arrests have been made Of persaas in
this State and Nevada for rejoicing at the death OF Pres
ideut Lincoln. considerable humber OF these
fends are under duress AT Fort Acairaz-
movement has been sprted In this city for dol
lar subscriptions 10 fund for testimonial 10 Ms
Lincoln II IL also proposed TO build Il monument to
Mr.. LiEcon's memory,
The receipts Of treasure at the mint for tho last ten
DAYS were about 1900 Of gold and 1900 ounces
Of silver.
The Board Of Supervisors is considering the resolu
lion for asking authority nom the Legislature 60 give
the Government one Of the city squares for new mint
building. ,
Sailed steamer Constitution for Panama win .
large number Of passengers for NewYork and .o1i OJ
N gold Of which SJ67 900 goes 10 Ncw-AOTk.
Arrived ship Panama, from New York.
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DIED.

|FULLER-Su5jeny. Saturday. May 6. Rsbeeas faief
reci Of Jonathan Fuller formerly Of Norwich, c. IN tH'
8otb year Of her age. ,,
Res,es and friends Of the family are invited 70 attend The
fnrrl rom tie residence Of her soniuav David Farley
No 81 Fronst Brooklyn, on Monday, Msy a. ocioeA
p. IA.
HTCWCOCK-At South LyoBil Livingston County. Mon
day Nav l. Tliz beth Louise wife % g. 7. Hitchcock aud
dsugef Of Samuel L. Fuller, aged ~ years Also nei in
fani, Fraires Emily.
LYNCH-On Friday MAY s a, Yonkers, Rev Edward Lynch
pas.or of s.. Marys Church. .
Msy g. at II Q. N. Tie relatives and friends Of the de
and the Reverend Clergy are respectfully requested
10 attend.
The Of TIE deceased win hr inferred . syrecp- on
"Wednesday. Trains leave for fObkeis at ITieins ' D.
IL. a. $50 and 10 a. ~. -
LEAlCBAFT.-On Friday morning Mays 1885, william
Lesycrsh, ESQ, IL the I'D year Of his Sce. 49,,
unera from his late reiience No - South Thst w IL
namsoursh. on Monday afternoon at O'Clock Relatives
ana trends VIII attend without further notice. - .
MoRION-At ho5OAsn, Sunday, Day :, George W NOR
The feni OF the family invited TO attend his fuiera at
Trinity Church Nobokcn at o'clock Tue Day. 3 inst
OHARA- On trday. Nay after long and painful iress
Cecilia A., daughter OF aary and the !ste Peter OHard
aged 70 year.
Due notice o, the funeral vii be given hereafter.
P0LhEMUs-On sunday Sisy :, Rebecei, wife Of Airan
Polhemus. ~.
The relatives and friends Of Sic family are invited to attend
the funeral Tuesday AZ O'Clock. from her lite
residence No. - East FoGrlb-st.
Yorkgie (New-Y,rk City,. on Saturday even
ing, May # congestion Of TIE lungs, Wia Pea'e, the
6lst year Of lis age.
london ffngl papers please copy.
Notice Of funeral will be given hereafter.
Sunday May T. Arthur r., nfan, Of John
l.. and Maria wilkins.
friends attend the funeral Tuesday May
at l o'clock from No. 80 East TweAh-st.
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MARIE ID.

ODGES-On "wednesday, May ,, by the Rev
A. H. Partridge, Roswell X. Beden. NJ. d.. md Louise
only daughter OF A. Is. Hodges all of Brooklyn. h. ID.
mcIsNE-RUDDELL-On Saturday. May d. by the Rev
cb.,le. s. Perkins Of the First fre--w BAPTIST Church
aobsrtA MeLane and Miss Jane ~. Ruddel, all Of th
city.
Hartford. Wsshh.gton County, N. J.
~ Tuesday NAV 2, by the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock, Wm ii
Rove and Prsncis daughter Of tie Lite John 2. Wood
ERs-HOGENCAMP-On Thursday evening. May :
., The residence of the brides iAh.r BY the Rev H.
smith D. D.. James T.. Rogers jr and Neiiie daughter
d. HogenesnpA ESQ.,, oil Of this city. No cards
VuITTELSEl -sMITH-At Modena on Thursday May
ne the Eo, g. H. Gregory, Mr.. Flihu Is. Wtittelsey Q
PitsdeD., Mass, to Mia Mary Z. Sui.h ot M0denh
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Robbiny Of n Train Of Cars by Guerriiins

CNcrxyAu Saturday May 6, 1865
The train on the Ohio and Mississippi road,
last night was robbed near North Bend, IA miles from
the city. by n gang Of 20 guerrillas. The safes Oh
Adams Express Company were blown open by gun
powder and the contents taken. Passengers were re
lieyed Of their watches and money. The robbers
escaped across the river in skiifs.
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here Gen. Banks has ordered them TO report to the
rr0v0st Marshals and prohibited the from wearing
Rebel uniforms
TIE Mobile Necs Of the 2sth says that Gen Granger
has been appointed commander Of that din trict.
Cotton opened higher. above the views Of buyers
There were 20 sales Supcrfne -four S3 BIZ very
ehoiee extra $40 CO. Prime Muscoyado mol sses held
lar SOC
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Mercantile Librnry .ls-ociation.

NTtrrHnIsIt IIfDFHfN .t~-UVi"'TUH'
The Fortyiouih Anna Meeting Of this Associaon vii
be held n Clinton HILL, Aston place, On TUESDAY EVE
MING. Mas Q. 1915. o; o'clock.
Addres-es may be expected from
Hi, Honor Judge DAILY,
Tie Rev. ROSWELL d. HITCHCOCK D. D.,
Wa & PRIME. esq
WIN =. DODGT, e.c.,
RICHARD LATuEkS. esq,
md from the Presdirg CfSr
WILSON @. HUNT go.
The Annual Report Of the Preadcn anu Treasurer VIII be
presented
MUSIC 5Y DODwORTTs BAND.
The Member. and Iioad. Of the Association invited q
hr present,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

Mercantile LibraTy Assoc iasloB.-The Co.intste"
appointed to li se tie de.i Cntes AL whereby tn"
income from that building may be applied to the increase ~
the following