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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03
Armament.

gW "a AtNt1AkAchnts A FE
We would ask the men Mhoihtehd To
vote the Radical ticket, what argument
have your speakers given you for doing
30? Do they give any sensible reason
why Welker should DO elected 7 Arc they
not only appealing to your passions and
p~rejudiceig They have noprguments be-
cause they have no foundation for them.
They do not attempt To- defend any of
their radical ideas, but denounse and viii
fy all who oppose them. They dor not
promise to restore the Union, they do hot
promise retrenchment, they do not prom
lse peace and quietpess. If you oppose
Them they call youNa "rraitor" and "cop.
perhead, il matters snotrhow long you
have served in thearmy, nor how much
you have done,fo your country, They
30 out with the idea that. SO long as they
can arouse your passions they will blind
youto allireason, and give You nooppor.
tunity of ralm aud ~considerate thoughtl
Is this the way to examine the great
questions before you A Speculation. al,
ways looks a: the situation before he in-
vests his money, and doesnotrush madly
in. So should the wise man. Let no
pne do your thinking. You are capable
Of that yourself. Look at both sides of a
question, before you pass judgment, and
then you will be pretty near right. W
ask all right minded men to 'look, before
they leap" The questions before thom
pre- worthy, of their most serious attention
and should not be passed over lightly
Read and reflect. GA
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oUR COUNTY TICKET

We once more urge upon every
Democrat in Ashland county to vote
the ticket, the whole ticket, and
nothing but the ticket. Letthere be
no faltering-no bad faith-no dis
honor on the part of any Democrat
they are all true Democrats, all COM
petent, and will all prove faithful Of
ticers. Vote the whole ticket
The men who prosecuted you,
who slandered you, who mobbed you.
who drove You from the polls are
hoping now to defeat YOU, and"get
the county under their CONTROL
Let no paltry divisions among your
selves induce you to commit the
monstrous folly of dividing and be-
ing defeated. .'A 1a ai roll.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

raA- We are under obligations to L.
CowLEs, the publisher, for a COPY Of the
Lords Prayer Picture, the most beautiful
and remarkable work ofart ever exhibited
in this country. Mrs. j. S. FULTON has
the agency for this County and has sold
a large number ; and all who have not
yet secured one, would better do SO at
once, as they are sold only by subscrip-
ton. Mrs. \. has been so successful 10
this County, that the publisher has pre-.
vailed on her to take the agency for
Knox County, also. ..rl. sd7'sn51raIa
We desire TO state, that Il was through
the kindness Of Mrs. Fulton that We re-
ceived this beautiful engraving.
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Military Career of Col. Martin
( RN.IN FAVVnIykar N |
Some Of Col. Martin Wolkor's M

Some Of Col, Martin Welkor's runner.
Gus friends ip this locality may have psr7
italy forgotten his distinguished military
services insthe late war. q g esass7N
Inthe spring Of 1864, Martin Wicker
was appointedla member Of Gov. Denni4
sons Staff with the-trank Of Lieutenant.
Colonel. He procured himself a splen.
did uniform, shouldqrstraps, cooked hat,
sword, etc, and looked bold as an owl
and fierce. as sbeepi 1t is not believed
that he killed aByseousiderable numbero of
rebels, since he GOTHIC further South than
the State capital Of Ohio but be no
doubt would have killed them bad they
come to Columbusr We will here digress
to Introduce the1facttbat he drew his Pay
with marked regularity. Hes was boss Of
the draft in 1862, and it wasin this that
the. stragetic superiority Of his military
character was made manifest. At the
time his mighty sword was raised inthe
State Capitol agaidst robels, and the eu-
giles on the glittefing buttons Of his
uniform were looking daggers at the foes
Of the Union, the draft was made, about
the LIST Of October,I 1862. Lieutenant
Colonel Martin Wicket was then a caudi
date for Congress. n The drafted men
were ordered into camp at Mansfield i'm.
mediately before the election, Commit,
tees were sent to Columbus to make ar
Engagements 10 allow'' the men to stay at
home until they had an opportunity to
vote, Those from Holmes, Wayne and
Ashland were 6htly refused any such
privilege, and the drafted men from these
counties were imperitiyely ordered to be
and remain camp. The committees from
Lorain and Medina counties were inform,
ed BY Colonel Welker That he would
take the responsibility of permitting
them to remain OF home and vote" A
large mpjority of the drafted men from
LorainLand Medina Awere Col. Welker's
political friends = A majority Of those
from Wayne,u Ashland and Holmes were
the Coloneps political opponents. This
Discrimination oflWelker in fayer Of Lor.
ain aud Medina was looked upon as SO
unjust, that the drafted from the three
psnooratio counties left camp the night
before the election, walked to their sever.
aloholuas, Voted agajpst Welker and So
cured the election Of. Judge Bliss by "a
Col. Welker was 50 disguised with the
result of this first effort at military strate.
eylthat he dpffed the regimentals and re;
signed his commission in the darkest hour
Of our country's cause, and retired to phi.
|yatslie, to vorkfo6tfice. He was elect
ed to Congress, pinned his faith to Thad.
Stevens, tho arch9tMitor, and Is now ia!
boring to divide the gniop preserved by
the yalor CT the armies, and 70 bring on
another war in which he may fill his pook.
cts with plumber. gSuch is Lieutenant
Colonel Martin Wslksr."7 Holmes Co4aa,,
III FdrIlar. 10y IsSI1H ,Fs,s 9rtt $50
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nemocatic Meetings

MOHICANVILLR Friday evening, OCT.
g.. Speakers--Judge G w Geddes
and NJ May.
HAYESVILhE, Saturday afternoon Oct.
6. Speakers Judge G W, Geddes,
TJ Kenny and M MAJ. Ne8E ne
ROSEBERRY'S School House, Monday
evening, OCT. 8. SpeakeSs-rDr III
Crane and B. +. Nelson.
MCKAY Greenl township, Monday eve.
Oct, g., Speakers P Devor, R NJ
Cstupboll and W o Porter.
lBRYTE'S School House. Montgomery
tp., Saturday evening, Oct g. Speak.
ers W o Porter and ] P Devor. ~,
PERRYSBURG Monday evening, Oct.
s. TT Kenny and W McCarty.
L HHM EHm - EH - .E
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.0B0EIWIA n III
Offalsehoodslput in circulation 01Tp6I

Offalsehoods put IN circulation upon
the eve ofthe Election for the Purs
pose Of inaueneihg voters. sUnion-
men, friends ofthe President, DEM
gratis, 60 10 the pOlls' eafi and af-
ter depositing your own vote, see
that every Unithsh1an and friend Of
President apSyqur Township
Fotesl RemaiRSss the Polls all day
and see that there are no Illegal votes
LOOK TO YOUR
TICKETS-rseeth tftefnamos are
al there and that they are correct /!
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Remember

That eternal vigilance is che price Of
liberty. Let every true lover of his
country, and his c~ountry's Igood,1do
his duty, his whole duty, and we
predict a grand and glorious victory
will perch upon our banners.
Stand together, stand frmf Let
us have 3 long pull, a strong pull,
andapnll altogether, aadthe UNION
SAvEpl 4 IAN a5saa5s.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

@The editor of the TINES appeals
to the soldiers to vote the Adolf
ton ticket. Wouldn't it be better if
he would refund the money he stole
from them Mr.. Anderson would
like to have that s433,,47 which he
is attempting to swindle him out Of.
Pay over JEFF. before you talk about
loving the ''boys in blue" ~ yirr,.
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R

On the goth Of Sept, at the residences
Of the brides father, by Rev::d. RoBIN
SON, MATHEW SPRINGER to Miss
SARAH WI both Of Ash
land county. %
On the 18Th Of Sept, blythe same 1t
Evergreen. Hnmlct, MI. JAMES NJ
SLOAN 10, Miss ANNIE, STENTz,
both Of AshIind coupty..d vs,aags IA, l,
BY the same on, the I'd Of Oct, at the
residence of The, bfids'so mother, Mr..
ISAAC HARRISON of indiana, 10 Miss
HENRIETTA MoWHIRK, of Ashland,
On the 9Th ulti, al the residence Of
C.sCs Wick, EaqsS in Ashland, by Rev.
J b Robinson, M JAMES T. MLEAN,
df S~hippensburg, Pa.sto Miss MFRTIL-
LA J.sBAIRD, of Ashland, Ohio. 1dsiai
With the above notice came q bounti.
fdl supply Of delicious cake, which was 70
Is the evidence Of two loving hearts made
One, andas it disappeared, thanks were
voted to the happy couple, and many were
the wishes for their future health and
happiness. Ithasb been beautifully said that
two souisthat are sniicientto each Other
sentiments affections, thoughts, al blend
ing in loves ha~ruouySa-are earth1s most
perfect medium Of d eavep. 1t is the halo
Or these heavenly visitors thatsvaiis the
earth in such a golden glory, and makes
every little flower smile its blessings upon
welded lovers. May happiness without
alloy, peace flowing as u~ndisturbed waters,
and joy and bliss attend them through,
life N VI wv 4 l
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READ...PONDER.

We invite the attention Of our readers
to the able letter upon the expenses Of
the Government, written by Hoe. JOHN
Fl. JAMES, which we publish on the out;
side Of to.day's paper. Read it carefully
yourself and then ask your Republican
neighbor to read it. g'GITs H.i0U mi
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HE DID,.

.Welker admitted in his speech at the
Town Hall, in this place, that he voted to
give NEGRO soldiers $500 bounty, aud
that he voted dga'ast giving Bounty to
'rhits soldiers. And the Convention
which re.nomiuated nWelker endorsed all
his oficinl acts! Bear this in mind.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

DU aU.M % L.NNN||.. M-.. aN.FIA.I III . .
I6rThe soldiers who fought three
years to retain ten States in the Union
are given by Congress 500 bounty. For
two years service in keeping the same
States out Of the Union, Congress votes
its members 81, 1000 bountyl
WHO do not want the Union restored,
nor the people Of the States to enjoy their
rights under the Constitution I Welker
and the Republican party.
Who stole the soldiers bountyy The
editor the "Times."
sss- Those of our citizens. who are in
favor of Furnishing ministers of the Cos.
pei and magistrates if they refuse to sol.
emnizc marriages between whites and
negroes, will vote fol- Welker, the cham.
MON Of that rule. IlLJH9A 20 rvaI oal
.sj oIlgm $50 .f.a.at
ne. Look out for all kinds Of canards
and sensation paragraphs in the Radical
papers, from this time until the election
They will be full Of them. They are
gotten up for electiOncering purposes.
ra. MARTIN wELkEh voted for tn.
Infamous Tariff, which robs the Western
farmerto enrich the New England shod.
dyite. JOHN B. YOUNG is in favor Of
The repeal Of this Tariff go oniipr1o 3
Who declare that the President1o Of The
United States is Q traitor and should be
assassinsted The editor Of the Ashland.
Times and the Republican party.
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Remember,

that Welker voted against admitting Col.
johnson, of Arkansas, WIN had served
four years in the Federal army to Bis
seat in Congress. Welker is trying to
destroy the Union which Johnson fought
to preserve. Will you vote for a man
who is willing that this sboy in blue''
shall have his seat in Congress, or will
you vote for wselRker whQris pledged to
keep him out. Choose ye. HjJ,
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n.AnWORnn

aaEg ATwoRDyAmEsAE
IT has been our wish 10 conduct the
campaign upon honorable and gentleman.
y principles, without inddlgiDg in per.
sonal abuse of opposing candidates, or as.
sailing private character. But tho Ash
tand Times has seen proper to depart
from that dignity and courteousness which
should characterize the public press, and
has doscendedQto die siaks 81 defamation.
detractiob5 falsehood and abuse, and as.
spilled our candidates. We, therefore,
feel at full liberty to retaliate, aud huri
back their foul calumnies with all the
force that may DO in our pen, and if any
candidate gets scomdsdia the contest he
must remember who it was that "cast the
first stone"
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DEMOCRATS or ASHLAND

NextInesdayist election day. Let
Every Democrat make it a point to
Be atIthe polls. The contest i nthis
Congressional District WILDE a close
bnen10NE VOTE may decide the
fesnlt, and elect Mr. Young, the
Of the party which seeks to
restore the Union. Let the Democ-
racy Of each Township do their whole
1uty, and all will be WE'LL Ma
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

C. Soldiers, one and all, if you want
to preserve your self-respect, keep your
eyes on the creatures that crawl at your
feet for your votes. A Democrat is no
friend of thu. soldier falkland Times.
The editor of the Times is q friend of
the soldier. lie swindles them out of
their bounty. Welker is also the friend
Of the soldier. He voted to give niggers
$500 bounty, but nary o cent to the
white soldier. fO-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03
GRAND BALbsi

There will bea grand Ball
At the Town HAL Ashland4
Thursday evening, Oct lath, 1885,
thsisecord day Of the Fair. Music by
MeIlrath's Band, Cleveland. Supper at
the MeNulty Hoase.
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~ The bounty swindler; who edits
the Ashland Times, styles the brave sol.
diers who sustain President johnson and
favor the restoration of that Union for
which theyafought, arebel symphathiscrs,'
Hcopperhead %allies,D and fbread' and but!
ter men, II imagines hinssef and the
dis unionists the only true Union
men In the land and thinks negro.suf.
frage is b eonly ~pauaceafor all our trosb-
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IN 5ap svinefOrd, Esq, formerly Of
thisplaca, has associated himself with his
brother ALI. in the publication Of the
Fon du Lac, (Wisconsin) Press. JIMisa
good: fellow, and we wish him success il
hia new vocation q 5laoa sIb7e} .iayaI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03
L~OUDoNyILLE MEETING.

Hons. 7. ]. KENNY and D. s. UHI,
will speak at ~Loudonville, on Saturday
afternoon next. DR.. SoHULTEs viii sds
dress the Germans at the same otime.-
Rally once more. ,a5,s sia5ps d sysrs-'
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sn-On "Wednesday, Thursday and Fri

1a-On "Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day of next week the County Fair will be
held, Eysrybodyin r~the-couHty should
come a and attend. Let every husband
bring in his wife and children, every
brother his sister, and thoselwho have no
sister, IetE them u5orro;uU some other per.
SOM sister for that occasion-but do, not
fail to come. s,,a 9sN,sapsW Nn}roN
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

pdS- D.. NEwFoS, Dentist, having sold his
residence in Savannah and ~boughtin New
London, will remove after the middle Of Nov.
y ext. Until that time he VIM continue in
business as usual at Savannah An persons
indebted are requested to call and settle.
l7-4w,
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'RecOlIect4f

I'll, distinction made By the Ohio Adolf.
ton Legislature between the white, work.
,md the negroes The latter
Yets freely given the use OF tRs Hall,
While IT was i~RApltiPsly refused "a the
former. ,bysgN 10 4sb,1 ya
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

REMfMbta 'tiat the Singer Seeing
NadAlhsissthS bestindthe market Al
ways felisble,aud alsaysrsadS to do work
from the finest 70 the eoarsesty Another
beautiful stock Just received at the, Times
Office. Call and bee them. !" eNs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

s6r We notice by the Times Of last
week that Rev Gu CHARLES HARTLEY,
az abolition brawler, has been transferred
to the Rock River Conference. Better
transfer him tothe Sail River Conference
as he would there have plenty of Radicals
to preach TO after the 9th of October.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

"a FULL voTE-Make arrangements
Ia Time 10 bring every Democrat to the
polls. Let your organization for this puur-
pose be eompietss osoAi sHa 5fbl.
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All the candidates ION the Abolition
County ticket denounce you as "~traitorsP
Sassassins,p "mutderers, DO. viii you
vote for such men?
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ber The Eleventh Quarterly Report
sflthe First National Bank is published
q te;dsys paper. o,a .Saq 70, .ss 4 s,i .
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IasG-' When you come to town, do not
fail to call at the Clothing Emporium Of
Tack Greehevald, and examine bis stock
Of goods.
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1Rrins in th4 RsyasnS,
Welhops that OUT friends frSa tho
Townships will bring fihhitheE fsturr0as q
80. 'Pp4 s assl.ss gee. .9 ~ gseIsAa a 4 aaa 4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03
REMEMBER,

that THAD. STEVENS, the leader Of the,
Radical party, said in a recent speeChin
Pennsylvania, that you were not as good
rs NEeRoEsl 4 % q
Welker endorses ALL that Stevens
says lq LIR l6Ilh
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N q T CIEL'

N q TT clE. ea y
NEY Wife, Louisa Side, having left my
Nl he'd aniboard without just cause or
pro vocaiion, The public ishereby notified that
I Twin noble hccoihtable Tor any debts of her
contracting, as am willing to provide for
her II she will remain with me.
lint vru ISAAC sIDLE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

'Beg- Every man on the Radical County
Ticket supports wrIKrn and the disuni0n
policy Of Congress. Spot chem.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

. ~ CAIN il selling Clothing at bar
gains. Give him a.call ,=-one door West
Of Miller House, Ashland lo.
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Groceries.

BraBsksr& winbislers Advertisement
Is crowded cut this week but but they COP
tinuo to sell groceries At loW igufss.-
Thsysalso keep CONSTANTLY on hand fresh
Oysters. Call.
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Ea;- John B, yodus Is 10 favor of
Peace and Onion. Welker is II favor Of
Disdniou and another War, which win
you hayer 'a.94. 4-f.' Z.
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FOTICB.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un der.
IN signed have been duly appointed and
qualified as A lministrators Of the estate Of
David Pluke, decd, late Of Ashland Co.
y SAMUEL FLUKE,
.yfOOlpH EMANUAL FINGER.
Oct. 3.'86. tuu
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Let 1t BE Remembered,
that every vote castiforIth Radical TICK
Ct, is in favor of Negro Suffrage, and Of
PlungiOgthe country intpanotherbloOd
war.
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to vote = dlF ote R,Sn,

Hesure co Vote and Fote Right,
Every man who wants to avcr oiyfl war
should be ct the polls on election day, ana
vote aepidst tho RadiealGs KWhoeysf. bsIl
iieg a voter, failsltoE ptgagsiutfhe Radi.
Gals, can not hold himself 1guiltless Of tho,
shamed and sorrow that viii como upOu-
the country in 0sel the Radicals succeed!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

Eleventh Quarterly Report
Of the condition Of the First National
Bank Of Ashland, ip, Ashland in the State
Of Ohio, on the m9rningOf the first Mon
day Of October, 1866:
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ssg- All opposed to the admission Of
the Southern States are disunionists.-
Welker opposes the admission of the
Southern States. Therefore, Welker is a
disunionist. '.aa s'lr.m'., a'. y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

EsW ,aoOdaA ,ssyia aibl
I. W. HUGHES is in the market with a
splendid LOT Of the choicest goods ever
brought to Ashland. Call and see Them
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-03

woop viii some Of our subscribers
bring MS 10 some good dry stove wood 7
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CALL AND SEE THEM

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COMBINATION SILVER nv + sKI n H.

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eLI 30 sasaot lint 5ij iog O. yliaaa bun
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. The place b by Oarpss !: :
Low Figures. IA spleRdla ahoakn rs
just receivedgep3 Oallm un7fcAou
them 5lgsy taaEaFSVco % q

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SEWER sKIRTs.., I

We have just opened q nice assortment
OF the Celebrated ,3saauh 10 OIoTiusi3f6i
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-21

The New Tax B1LL.-The House
of Representatives has altered the b.
come tax law, SO as to make the
amount exempt from taxation $1,000,
instead of 5000, as formerly. The
other alteration in the tax law which
has passed the Senate, is the entire
abolition Of the vexatious tax on nu-
merous small articles, such as umbrel-
las and parasols, hoopskirts, paper
bags, window glass, hand rakes for
hay, lanterns, pepper, gspger, spice,
mustard, photographs, watches, &c.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-21

GERMAN EM1GRAIoN.-The Bre-
men correspondent of the Turf and
Field writes May 9th:
There are here, waiting for trans
portation to America, over 5000 em.
igrants, and 1000 at Hamburg. The
streets are full of them, and more are
constantly arriving, even from Bohe
mia and Austria. The Atlantic has
already contracted for 900 on her re-
turn voyage.