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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
Town and Borough Taxes

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According to the provisions of tbs law for the semiannual collection Of taxes,
passed April 18th, 1863 each person charged with any tA, on any tax duplicate
lin the hands Of any County Treasurer, may, at his opiOns instead Of paying teI
Der and heretofore required, to pay to said Treasures on or before the said GOTH
charged with the remaining half thereof on Or before the goth day Of June next
ensuing,
Section four provides, &c any person charged With any tax on the duplicate IN
the hands Of any County Treasurer for collection, shall mot pay onelLf thereof on
or before the 10th day of December next, after the same shall have been charged
day Of June eztihasaae, the County Treasurer may charge such delinquent
with Ave per centau orthe SPIN 80 payable on or before zach Of said days, as q
penalty for THE non payment theieo, together with the tax charged 10 such dehn.
lqpents' and which be shall have failed ! pay as aforesaid, BY distress Or otherviae,
in the manner prescribed by the nineteenth section Of tho act prescribing the duties
of County Treasnraps In all cases where the half Of any tax other than taxes upon
real estate, shall not be paid on or before the 10th day Of December, the whole Of
IGnquent taxes lN
Tie law requires each County Treasurer To- sohlnwihf The Auditor on Or before
the 18th day Of February and on or before the 18th day of August Of each year,
and fen days thereafter 10 settle with the Compholer Of the Treasury, and all IN.
paid tax shanuhe be returned delinquent, In view Of the srngenOy Of Che law,
tits obvious that there is no alternative but the Tresnnr to comply strictly with
lis spirit and letter; hence all outstanding taxes at the time specified, will be TO:
ltnrned delinquent and charged with tho penalty prescribed,
TIE dtemaryrso Office win BE- open nom and after the FIRST day Of October 1866,
ldethd day Of June, 1885,. for The PupOed receiving all taxes charged on the tar
duplicate FOR the year 1866.
Thetax payers are particularly requested to call and settle their taxes At s early
Ia day as convenient and thereby save themselves the delay and incohyenicnce, By
dehring payment until che close Of the season,
The Tnasury Notes t Inc United States Notes Of National Banks, and d SOL
iyeht Banks Of Ohio tken IN payment Of taxes sf.
wM. 9. HEITMANs
Treasurer i AAl.pd County Ohio
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s. WILSON
SEWEFG
THEM0ST DURABLE Of

THEM0ST DURABLE at
ROWLEY'S BOOK STORE.
WHEELER 4 WILSON Sewing Machine
The most Simple, at Rowley's Book Store.
WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machine
Che Best-at Rowley's Book Store.
THE WHEELER & WILSON, The only
Family Sewing Machine, OF Rowley's Bool
Store, Ashland, Ohio.
A, II. ROGERS, Agent.
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The Resnitin Aanland County.

4fll- 80 ~ Hl-.l
With deep modification We chronicle
the result Of Tussdpy's Electiou in Ash
land County We knew long ago that
our ~opponehtsShad The most thorough Or
ganization eycr ELECTED 10 this county.
We knew that New Epglana money vas
lavishly furnished to subsidizs Ohio and
the Northern States, We knew that the
most reckless system Of fraud and COR
ruption ever conceived was tobe practiced
We knew that the most fragrant attempts
at bribery wero being made-ffom the
succession in Congress down, if there be
any down from Congress, to drink Of
whiskoy. We say that we knew all this,
and yet so knowing, we had such firm
reliance in the honesty, intelligence and
patriotism Of the people as to believe that
all such efforts to swerve the masses from
.s..;,. w. ~
"a ~ own aar,n ma,
sss la.s.r.h;. ~
.s.aa !. ...t a.. o. u.
Hov 81 ~ a;.han..t s,.na.lan.
I
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,rs1.s@s .sas.a tp..aa
60.
Tbs d.moorat. M s,sia !, Nm ~ I,.t
Toe,5ay viii have tbe n,o,,;os rsacct;on
.1tbat their votes oulv wero wanting 10 The
triumphant success of our tioksI The
democrats who snfe,ea ,b,m.sl,e. a l.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

The Radical candidates for Probate
Judge, Clerk and Prosecuting Attorney
have been elected by very small major
tiles. The contest for Sheriff is 50 close
tbat the result can not be known until the
official vote Is counted.
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The State.

The enemies Of the country and Of our
domestic peace, have carried the State bya
large majority. perhaps so 1000. We have
elected three Congressman. Gen, Nor
gau beat DelanO about 300, i.
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Cutter, IL still In charge Of eur Mann
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a8- CLERKS OFFICE, Q. G. 8. AND O. P
Notice is hereby given that the calling Of the Civil Dock
cts will commence Thi Day at - o'clock NJ and will be
resumed ToHcrroso. the 9th nst Immediately after
passing the Sentences.
1o-Aorrow the 9Th inst having been appointed Sen
tence Day. all parties interested required to attend
By order Of the Court.
J. ". BRowNFIELD,
May G. G. 8. and G.. P,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congregational News.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The United States Senate
passed tho bill from the Committee Of Conference
establishing telegraphic communication with
Cuba. It now awaits the signature Of the Presi-
dent
The United States House of Representatives
PASSED the bill for the admission Of Colorado.
Arrival OF Mrs. Davis at Fortress Monroe.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS ar
rived here this morning, direct from Montreal.
New York Market.
New YORK, May 3.-Cotton firm at 81 cents per
pound.
Gold 27h.
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A Card OF Thpuka,

At REGULAR MEETING OF THE CHARLES.
TON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, held at their Hall on
Tuesday evening" the lat inst, It unaninousy re-
solved that the thanks OF this Company are DUE and
nro hereby rendered, to Messrs. RAvENEL & co
Agents of the Leary Line OF Steamers and to Meesrs
WILLIS L CHrsoLM. Agents Of the Peoples Line, for
their kindness and nberay extended to our Company
in granting free transportation for Engine and
from Now York. Extract from Minutes.
s. BENTSCHNER.
May4 Secretary @. f. L. Co.
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We copy the following from an editorial IN tba
Now Orleans Times OF the 29th ult., on THOMAS
CAMPBELL, "In 1887, while o visit to his native
and beloved Scotland, CAMppEIK attended o dinner
ton to him OF the freedom OF the oity at the As.
sembly Roors In Ednburg. The company was
composed Of distinguished literary men, Smong
whom were Professor WILSON. Lord BaoUaHAM,
and Professor SAMUEL FUR1lAN, ofSouth Carolina.
OAMrnfLL proposed the health Of the last named
gentleman, taking occasion 10 compliment our
country 10 glowing terms, to which Professor Fur
NAa replied In an eloquent and suitable manner. !"
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Facts VS.. Theories.

"Give me place to rept my lever on" says Ar.
ohimedes, land I will move the world" "Gfye me
pure and uradulteratod drugs" saws Medieps. of
the olden time, sand will cure disease
, In one sonse, both Of these learned punlits we're
the yeriest charlatans. Thoy knew there was no
place to rest their levers on, either to move the
world or to cure disease Mechanism was in a
backward state, and tho meHcal profession WINS
but another name for sorcery and all the adiuncts
OF magic filters and charms against the effect of
"eyil eye," SO. ' 0-
But these latter days have borne unto us some.
thing more than even superstition and it's crew
ever dreamt Of in their maddest philosophy. In
these days Of practical science, what was theory
OF yesterday is fact to-day, and all the old time
notions become as bubbles IN tho sun, and burst
and break with overy breath we draw
Let Archimedes shoulder his lover and we will
find resting place for it to move the world. Let
mine ancient Medicus pant and toll no more for
the drugs he so sorely needs,for we have them at
our hand, ever ready to serve them ut his beck
Refined In the laboratory OF Dr. Maggiel the
finest materials known in the medical profession
are obtainable by any one. His Bilious, Dyspep-
tic, and Dierrhea Pills stand unriyaled, and his
Salye operates with magic effect upon bnrna
and Ill sores and ulcers Of the skin
In fact. we think Maggiel's Pills and Salye are
the wonder OF this century, and we are happy in
tho thought that many othersbf our brethren of
the craft agree with us. We wouid earuestiv
counsel that oil families provide themselves with
DIR. haggiels Preparations at once, and keep them
ready OF hand, so as to use them at the most op-
portune time and as occasion serves-- Vuley Sen
tne. ~
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REFusEs TO ApDroATE.-The President has ra.
eeqt!y ordered the removal OF q prominent post.
mPter In Indiana, who refuses TO abdlcnte until
ThHt body will probably not do 90: and n NAT
dons, the Johnson appointee will appeal to the
unitsd States Court 70 put him in the place, and
the question Will then bo eettlsd whether the Pre-
holder and put another in his place without the
conaent OF the senste, while that body is In Sos
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aT FINAL NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAY.
ING demands against the eaate Of the late ARCHIBALD
MCKENZIE deceased, will render attested statements
thereof to Messrs s1MoNs b s1MoNs, Solicitors. at
their oce. No. II osdatrees, and oil persons indebt
cd thereto will mako paymcrt to them to the under
oigned Ii. 4. 8. MCKENZIE,
April 18 WIS RIeontrix.
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cal, theological, metaphysical, biographical,
historical. geological, anatomical, statistical,
astronomical, arithmetical, grammatical, ethical,
by calling upon any of the courteous and gentle
minly CLERKS connected with the boat or, in their
absence, any information will be cheerfully given
oy pilot, engineer, mate or deck hands.
n. B.-Although tho courteous aud gentlemanly
attaches Of the boat are remarkably well-niormed
on ordinary subjects, they have, ns yet, beon un-
able to determine the name, history, &C., of "The
having possession OF such information, will confer
q Evor by calling al this office and divuleing it.
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ag OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH

nJ OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, MARCH IS, 1sss.-At . meet.
ing Of tho Board Of Directors held ths day. the
lowing resolution waa adopted
Resolved hnt the President do cause tho report OF
the meeting OF nredors to be published in the nevspa.
pers. and that he by pubic notice, request all bond
creditors OF tho Company to Dend the Secretary
statement Of the Bonds they hold, number. date and
amount accompanied by an acknowledgment Of their
concurrence IN tbs recommendation adopted ut the
meeting o: the bondholders; and that they may be able
to decide understandingy, the President do publish
therowth full and plain exposition 0f the condition
and prospects OF tho Hoad. and tho psn submitted
their choice"
In accordance with Tho above resolution the hoiderr
OF unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward 70 tho Beorety Of tho Charleston and savan
nah Railroad Company. early practicable state
ment OF the Bonds In their possession with nunbef
date, and amount together with acknowledgment
OF their concurrence In Recommendation adopted at tht
meeting Of tho bondholdera.
a. l. sIN9LETARY, preaident
Tho Savannah National Republican please COPY.
March l6
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MARRIED..

On the "a tnet, In Grace Church, by tho Rey. VIM.
Prentss. Col WARREN ADAMS. son OF the late Gov
Adams, to Miss NATHALIE HEYwARD daughter of
Nathaniel Hayward, Esq., all CT this State
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OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRIOT-By GEORGE BUST, Esq
ordinary-whereas. JULIA POWERS of Charleston,
mtniGraton OF the Estate aud Effects OF WILLIAM
POWERS. late of Charleston. Mechanic: These are
therefore, to cite and admontsh all and singular the
kindred and creditors OF the said WILLIAM Powkns
they be and appear before me- the Court
Of Ordinary 10 be held at Charleston the 18th day Of
Lay 1856. after publication hereof at IL o'clock in the
forenoon to show cause. any they lave. Why said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this THIRD day Of May, Ammo
Domini 1866. GEORGE BUIsr
Maya IA Judge OF Probates
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men:
RI REV P NJ LYNOH,
HON w d PORTER,
Hon VIM AIKEN,
hon p q GAILLARD,
HON HENRY BUST,
Hon Jas SIMONS,
HON G F SINIONTON,
Hon CHAS MACBETH,
HON GEO 8 BRYAN,
Hon GEO A TRENHOLM,
COUNT ST ANDRE,
Hon b REOLS.
GEN j A WAGNER,
GEN JAS CONNER,
EDW'D LAFITTE, Esq,
T D WAGNER, Esq.
BERNARD O'NElLL, ESQ,
RDW'D MOTTET, Esq,
] W BROWNFIELD, ESQ,
NJ SELtaMAN, Esq,
w j MAGRATH. Esq,
JACOB COHEN, Esq,
T. B TROUT. Esq,
Col JNO PHILLIPS,
THt 8 RYAN. Esq,
WM LAIDLER, Esq,
2 B CAKES, Esq,
MtLES DRAKE, Esq,
J F 0'NEILL. Esq,
A P fUEGAs. Esq,
THEO HUTOHET, Esq,
Q d CARR, Esq.
EDW'D DAILY, Esq,
JNo soHACTE. ksq,
j f CAY, Eaq.
Jas K ROBINSON. Esq,
g Il CATHOART, Esq,
J y RIGGS, ;isQ.
JAS WHITE. Erq,
H z LAUREY, E.q,
8 Y TUPPER, Esq,
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Our exchanges by last nights mail, from the
North, are to the 1st instant The following is
summary Of the late news:
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Louisiana News.

~ NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-The press here are
by severe on the cholera quarantine regulations,
}ich have been modified so that after thorough
hminntion, only those vessels having cholera on
Ard are to be quarantined, and New York ship.
gag will be free; but greater vigilance will be
4ercised.
The United States Court has been closed, and
Judge Darrell says he will keep it closed 80 long ss
bayonets bristle nbouti II.
a new food is coming down from all the rivers.
The whole OF Southwestern Louisiana ia over
lowed. No progress is made in closiug the
crevasses. The loss OF property and crops will be
immense.
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as- NOrICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
de hands against the estate Of the late LAURENCE NJ
KEITT will prefen them. properly atestsd on or before
the 1st Of July next, to Messrs. MoWRY co.. North
Atlantic Wharf S.a KEITr,
April 40 ftu12 Administrative.
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aB- DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
sate n. PHILIP TH1ELE will act my Lawful Attorney
CAROLINE FLEISCHlIANN.
Charleston, May I'd, 1856.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on tho 10Th ult.. HENRIETTA, only child O
months >'
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Late Markets.


NEW YORK Nay Cotton closed nrm, with sales Of
900 bales at $50. Flour steady and unchanged wheat
quiet. and advanced to &C. Corn declined X to 10.
higher Sugar a,eady. Coffee duu Navslstores quiet
5a. nrn rs spiss Tnrnsn.1s s7% to oOo per eailOn
ita previous deelins sale. today 1880 bses receipts
fully isi' sso to i4io Molssses nominal Flour arm o.
eSSn asG s PaIS %3ed and sSeE
Gold l2eK. Sterling E1ohAnao iss. Freighu un.
sr Louis, April so.-Flour moderately actve-s7 so
81 7s for snsle extra SO 90 to 60 80 for double
to 80 rs. Corn lover-sso to $50. Oata 4so to lec
Pork steady st 828 80. Baeon-eear sides advanced
17hc; oanynHSed augar cured Hams 22c Lard firm aud
,,, BAiTIIoaE Mg1.arlour very qule. Wheat firm;
sss' sna ShS So
'ceFis1 st dull Coffee & hesyy Whishey very Gull
at ss g p IS rs.e.G 81 SS o q s,oa
arm at $40 for middng. Flonr quiet at g as to SO
@ s9F 70 s7a hT % s
Lard 2oo 70 20Ke W6isiey dull At 50 as @ saa7 ~;
ssnts in sros, % eens in kegs Bacon shoulders ls
toS7 76 Red wheat g. Oorn-mixed and white s.
to7aesnts. Oats 40 cents, bulk. -T-.tI ''.,.
RrssS unoh.ngsd aperans 90 IS to So es Extra 50 2S
Wnsat W.; Family $40 80 ga sq Fancy si2 81
% old Red sa So 10 81 CO. nso o. 'O' no. 70
Corn Loo, nm; mixed $50 in elevator; $50 in sacks
so @ " M large sTDpy and the market rer at 4s to
Whiskey unchanged: % in bond.
Provisions dull and buyers withdrawn from tho mu
Mesa Pork held q. sas tl.,- ,i#.
clear eidoa. N'"'" "n"
,os RsSe1 60 ,sSo saCudsrs sn ia for sdO Bulk
Lard cold as 20o but held Ut al. -. ~ =" .. 81.
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Rally the system.

After diseaso hn1 been conquered there Ia still The
weakness that It leaves behind to be removed Con
valescence 10 tedious affair. II the enfeebled and
fsecii muscles, the ahattered nerves, tho thin and
watery blood could speak, they would cry for help In
too many guoh help is given them is not OF the
right kind The fiery stmula.t- Of commerce do harm.
They kindle temporary anme, which Ia inockery.
Their effect passes and the last state OF him who uses
them 10 worse than the frat.
Not such is the eheot Of HosrgrrER's STOMACH Brr.
TzRs. There drawback to their tonng
Balsauc plants and bsrks and roots contribute their
restorative juices to render this soothing aud strength
ening preparation PRorEorIvE and REMEDIAL agent
Is basis the only pure BLnulant which has ever been
produced contaiting no ssl oil any other delete.
rous clement Tho most careful and skilful chemists
Fave Analysed the BIttsrs and pronounce them harm.
lossL
This 80 scientific testimony; bat tho snaony Of tia
hundreds OF thousands who have experienced the
ventivo and curative effects Of sho Greet Vegetable Tons
and Aloratiue OF modern tmes 10 still moro conclusive
In fever and aguo dyspepsa. bouansss nervous com.
paint general dtoilty. and chronic ooplaiats 10 %
nearly nsllibe anything in this faible world can
90. soio oYoryRhoro. 9 April 2s
THE GRIFF1N TNl-yvlfGALA STAR.
LOGAN. FITCH q co.. PBopRIEToRs.
CIRCULATION THREE THoUeAND. AND RAPIDLY
~ INCREASING. Published every TUESDAY, TRURO
. TermD..26 per Annuna-s3 tor six Months.
y,,. hquaro 8moatlas. ... ....S1e
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aB- BOINESTl & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAILIEs every afternoon. Prics 10
cents. stuth April 81
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FAIR.

THE LADIES OF THE ST. PATRIOK's CoNGREaA.
TIoN respectfully announce that Fair to al in the ea-
taoshng of School for Boys will be opened ou HON.
day Evening 3Oth instant, at o'clock at Aibernian
Hail. Meeting street. aud remain open every day during
the week. from IL A. NJ to P. NJ, aud from P NJ 70
II p H. under the patronage of the following gentle
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CHAs z KANAPAUX, Esq,
II I PEAKE, ESQ,
DR j Z CHAZAL,
THOS O'BRIEN, ESQ,
F 9 DEF0NTAlNE, Esq.
7 KELLY, Esq,
G @ TRIUMPH, ESQ,
Dn ANTHONY PELZER,
p j BARUOT, Esq,
WM MAI THIESSEN, ESQ,
NJ ? Q'ooNNER. Esq,
II r BAKkR. Eaq,
E PONCIGN0N, Esq,
w II CHAFEE, Esq,
j D DUYAL, Esq,
JOS PURCELL, Esq,
OHAS p AIhIAR, Esa,
T L QUAUKE EEBUSH, ESQ,
F MELCH.RS, Esq,
JAS BROWNE, ESQ,
JNO COMMINS ESQ,
P O'DONNELL. ESQ,
L F LIE BLsUX. ksq,
JOHN KENERTY, ESQ.
JNO DCUGHERTY, Esq-
II A DUO, Esq.
VIM WHITE. Esq,
JNO BLAKE. Esq,
d EN- STON, Esq.
8 G C0UR1ENAY, Esq,
J. F KING. Esq,
JNO moKEE6AN, Esq.
f G DE- G0TTEs, Esq,
NJ " TT AMAND, ESQ,
JAS MoOAREY. ESQ,
GEO A BOWMAN, Esq.
j p sALhS. Esq.
T MCCARTHY, Esq.
j DORTaAGE, Esq,
] LEGARE YATES, ESQ.
N DEVEREAUX. Esq,
y Ean
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Ex-senator wfofalI.

New York, HAY 1.-Ex-Senator Wigfan, OF
Texas, who succeeded 10 escaping from tho South
ION the collapse Of the rebellion, has been the sub
Correspondent Of . Boston paper states that Wig.
fall reached the English capital some time in
March.
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LATE NEWS.
General Hampton and Sherman.

General Hampton and Sherman.
WASHINGTON, May LIN the United States
Senate to-day, Mr., johnson read a portion of q
letter from Gen. Wade Hampton on tho subject Of
the burning Of Columbia, 3. G. Gen. Hampton
). controverts the statement recently published by
Gen Sherman that Columbia was burned by his
(Hamptons) orders; He asked for the appoint
ment Of Special Committee of Congress to in
vestigate the subject He says his State is de-
barred from representation, and has one to
impose the taxes which she is called upon to pay
none to vindicate her or her SONS from mierepre-
sentation, injustice and sander, aud he asks Mr.
johnson to see that justice be dous ia this matter
though the Heavens fall.
Sherman said he could not allow this charge OF
this most impudent letter against the whole army
to be entered npon the record without some
answer. '...
The charge OF General Sherman, in relation to
the burning Of Columbia was in an official report
and was fully sustained by reports OF other Off
eers Sherman did not charge that Hampton
gave an explicit order on the subject, but simply
that his previous orders in relation to the burning
OF cotton caused that result. Sherman read
from the various official reports to confirm the
charge against General Hampton. ,gG,y,A,
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The Daily News.
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

roeining in the PostofHoe at the end
3ofo each week Is published officially
ln TIIE DAILY NEWS every Fri
Fdtpy morning.
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Committee OF Arrangements.
JNO. T. KANAPAUX, Chairman.
T. BERSARD KING, Secretary
JAMES sALYO, Treasurer
DUFoRT. z soHACTE,
O Il CAsSIDEY, WI UCONERR,
JNO II DEYEREAU, CAYON DOHLKN,
L HENRY, NE DEYRREAU,
L CORDRAY, STEPHEN MALONEY
LAWRENCE OANTWELI, JAS HUNT,
JAS POWER, VIM HUNT,
THos SHERIDAN, L @ NoRTHRoP,
JAS MELVIN, Wh DOUGLAS.
II DUO F F CHAPEAU,
PETER GUnLEMN, JNO DARCY,
A SULLIVAN, JF EARLY,
DAN'L MoSwEENRY, THOS P HiLoY,
JAS W DEVEREAU, THOS HOGAN,
THOS QUIHLIVIN, FLORENCE DO WHEY
FRANCIS 0NEILI, MICHAEL KENNEDY,
THOS RYAN, n DUO, Jr.
1T CHAPRAU,
Prices OF Admission TO be OF follows:
Single tickets. Is cent1.
ash 1lchetS'. 10 ceRte>
oinBie seabon llckeu... .-..SLoO
l.OO
Family BeaBon Tickets. ts................. 200
To DO had ut Courtenays, Hsrt's and Quinna Book
Stores segllnRs Music Store Charleston Hotel Milla
House, and at the Door OF the Hall.
April2s =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04
The Cadiz Bank Robbery.

WHEELING, WEST VA, April 80, s6s-The bur
lglars engaged in robbing the Harrison National
Bank or fCadiz, Ohio, were overtaken about two
miles from Lagrange, ohio, this afternoon. A
s6Ss6p encounter took paSs which Of the
them succeeded ir making his escape closely pur.
eued. The amoIat OF money recovered will pro.
badly exceed $3.50, 900.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-04

SAN Francisco, April 3O.-Advices from New
Zealand report that the natives at Opitiki wer,
numbering all the Europeans they could cap
&ure.
1 A company, with capital OF twenty Thousand
1Pounds, had boon organized to work New zealant
'flsx. -
The ship H. Tucker, Captain Clarke, arrived
yesterday from Manila with 4, $40 bags Of sugar
and 1882 bags Of coffee.