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-. nsl The only aloyaP Union League, says
the New York Express, is just now the Dem
ocratic party. IF the Wing party existed,
there would be another Union party,-anoth-
er Union League,-but now that the Wing
partyA dead, the only loyal Union party,
left is the old National Democratic party,
which, for sixty odd years, carried on "the
Government" without arbitrarily arresting
anybody without having occasion to try any
body for treason ; without instruction, beyond
what the Abolition fanatics created !; without
civil war, and with such general prosperity
and happiness that three millions of people,
under their auspices, grew up to be thirty mil
lions, with power and empire extended from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, and with glory and
honor all over the globe. This party is now
the only Union League party left. Restore to
them the country and its government, and in
q very, very short time, they will end Ibis
civil war, and bring back into the Union the
seceedisg States, by demonstrating to them
that they are fighting for nothing, and have,
under the Constitution, all the security for
life aud property in their States that any ra-
tional human being can ask for.
These new Union Leagues that are spring
ing up arc nothing but the Sectionalism that
laid d wn the Chicago platform, elected Abra-
ham Lincoln, and thereby rent the land in
twain. They are a new name for a very old
thing-Old John Adams Federalism, alien
and sedition laws,-yiolence in Government,
interference in private afairs,-ever inter
meddling, perpetual wrangling,-under-ground
railroads, personal liberty bills, Maine laws,
ste. Every really Union Lacquer now belongs
to the Democratic party,-at least until the
elections are over, aud "the Government" is
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Bernhardt Koch, editor of a German paper
at Bucyrus, Ohio, was instantly killed by fall
ling under the cars in attempting to get on
lthe 5 o'clock train, on the 4th, for Cincinnati.
&c was badly crushed.
The Atlantic & Great Western Railroad ad-
yertised for 100000 ties to be delivered on
the line between Akron and Dayton. This
looks ike going ahead.
g The Ohio State Medical Association will
hold its annual meeting at the Ohio White
Sulphur Springs, on the 23d of June next
Rhe Soldiers' Home Hospital at Columbus
will be a frame structure 35 by 60 feet two
stories high, and neatly finished. The location
is near the Union Depot. It is to be built as
speedily as possible.
The house of Nicely, in Sandusky county,
was robbed the night of the 18th inst, du-
ring the absence of Mr.. NJ, of s $500 in gold
and silver. The cash was boarded in q chest,
which was found the next day some distance
from the house, with not a sinner in it.
It is stated that Dan Rico, the circus clown,
has been engaged by DR.. Spaulding, of Albany,
for the coming season at a salary of S25, 1000.
This hardly illustrates athe fool and his money
resoo parted" for the fool gets the pile.
Col. James Dalzell, formerly member of the
Legislature from Franklin county, an old and
respected citizen of MiM;n in that county, was
killed a few days ago by being thrown from a
load of corn fodder to the ground.
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Cephas Myers, In Partition in Ashland
VS.. County
Mary Ann Myers, ct al. Common Pleas.
TN pursuance % the command of an order of Sale
on Partition. duly ISSUED out of the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, dated the 10th day
of March, A. D. 1863, and to me directed, l will
expose to sale at Public Auction on the premises,
n Monday 18th day ofApriz, a. D. 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, q. m. and 4 o.
clock, p. m. of said day. the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the county
of Ashland and State of Ohio, to wit: The South
part of the Northwest quarter of Section three (3),
of Township twenty-five t25), of Range seventeen
| 17l, being all of said quarter remaining after ta-
king therefrom the one hundred and fifty acres
more or less. decided by Jacob Myers in his life
time to Cephas Myers, by deed, bearing date
March the 9Th, 1854, and recorded on page, three
hundred and seventy-two (372l of volume mimi
(9), of Ashland county Record of Deeds, also tim
East part of the Southeast quarter of sectioe
eleven Ill, in township twenty-five t25l, of rang
seventeen az, containing three-feurths Cd ofa
sixly-eight (68), sixty-nine (69) and seventy (70|
in the town of Savannah. All of said lands being
situate in the township of Clearcreek; all of the
above lands to be sold free of dover, the ninety
seven acre tract appraised at $26 per acre, S25 q
90, the 4 of an acre piece appraise ed at $35, Lot
No. 1857 appraised at $40, Lot No. (67) appraised
al $25, Lot No. (68) appraised at $25, Lot No. f69
appraised at $25, and Lot No. (70) appraised q
$25, whole amount of nppraistment s. 1897 90.
Terms of Sale, one third cash in hand on day of
sale, one-third in one year, and the residue in TIVE
years from day of sale, with interest from date.
Back payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. 80
March II, 1e63-pfSS- It's nil
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Cabinet Conyersation.

PREs.sHcw's the rebellion to-day?"
SEwARD-'Rapidly crushing"
CHAsE-"Rapidly pulverizing."
STANToN-'Rapidly effervescing"
BArEs-'Rapidly decaying."
BLAIR-"Rapidly ending"
WELLEs-"Rapidly exploding"
UsHER-"Rapidly smashing"
PREs.-Yes, gentlemen but crushing, pull
7erizing, efervescing, decaying, ending, ex-
and smashing wHoM.-M p Lcaae-
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
OF comm

n pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
ashland County, Ohio made on the LIST day Of
April A. d. 1868 in the case eff Samuel Eichelbar-
ger Executor of John Hough, deceased, vs.. Luz
cinda j. Pittinger. William A. Pittinger, John +.
Pittinger, John Hough, Mil ON Hough, Mcclure,
Hough, Almira Hough, P. Hcugh, Hiram Hough,
Francis Ruth, Luther Ruth, John Hough, John o.
Hough, Isaac Hough, Lewis Hough, Edmund
Hough, Margaret Hough, Henrietta Hough, Mary
E. Hough, John Hough, William Hough, Alexander
and Henrietta Seaton, Anna Quin, Daniel Hough,
Frederick Hough, Paul Hough, Josiah Heugh,
Mathew Hough George W Hough FrancisM Hough
VIM Beegley and Sarah A. Beegley, David and Ma:
hala Bennett, Mary Hough, Henry Hough, Fernan-
DEE Trough, Hetta Hough, John A. Hough, Charles
and Louisa Diesem, William and Elizabeth Strick
land, John Thomas, Henrietta Thomas, Jane Thorn
as and Louisa Shearer, defendants, the undersigned
will on
Saturday the 18Th of May, 1868.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. on said day, on the premises offer at public
sale the following described real este4ei situated
in the township of Montgomery, county of Ashland
and State of Ohio, tu-wit the farm upon which the
said ohm Hough resided at the lime ofhis decease,
being the North west part of the South east quar-
ter + sectio on thirty four (34) township twenty two
(22l and range sixteen (16) and containing one
hurdred and 40 E1491 acres more or less. Terms
of sale one third cash in hand en- day ofsale, one
bird IN one We + and the residue in two years
rom day fsale, with interest. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises sold
Executor of Estate of
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n CURE G-U.aRavTEED.
DR.. O. o. Thwing,
uROsCopic PHYSICIAN,

OF AKRON, OHIO. -
Whose extraordinary success inthetreatment Of all
chronic disease, has rendered his name familiar to
SO many throughout Northern Ohio, may be gratuit-
ously consulted during 1853, as follows:
Loudonyille, Browns Exchange, each month, 9th
and 9th. Mansfield North American, each month,
eth and 9Th. Ashland, Miller House, each month.
9th and 10th Wellington, Wellington House, each
month, 18th and 18th.
In consequence of the deep sealed, and in many
cases just, prejudice which exists in the minds Of =
portion of the community against all travelling ply
sicians, DR.. Thwing will for one year. prescribe for
all whe choose to consult him aud will charge. no.
thing unless his prescriptions perform all that 10
Promised. His long familiarity with the worst
forms Of lingering disease, together with his sups-
rior manner Of diagnosis enables him to make up
therefore he runs no risk in guaranteeing q cure In
every case which he undertakes.
Bring or send q specimen of Urine. See ciroulas
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JOHN HUUG
April 18th 1863. 5w.

SHERLFFS SAFE.
George H, Stewart & In Ashland county
John c.. Craig Common Plees.
By virtue of one Alias Vend1 Execution and two
vendi executions, VS.. defendant duly issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of said county dated the
9Th day of April, A. d. 1868, and to me directed I
will expose to sale at public auction at the door of
the Court House in Ashland on
Saturday the 10th day Of May, A. d 1868.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and P NJ.
of said day the following described lands and ten
cments to-wit: Beginning at The north west corner
of Spring street in the town ofLoudonville in quar-
ter section number one in township number
nineteen I191 being in Hanover township Ashland
county Ohio, thence west to the Black fork of Mo-
hican creek thence down w.t. the meanderiRgs of
said creek. to the State road leading from Wooster
to Mount Vernon, thence east on the said road to
Spring street, thence north to the place of begin
ming, supposed to contain ten and or half acres
T1037 of land being the same lot of ground which
Stephen Butler, and Dianna his wife by deed of
the 18th of July A. D. 1926, recorded in said conn
ty [Richland county, in book, D.. page 1856 con-
veyed to said Eichbaum and which said Eichbaum
and wife by deed of this date first November. A.
D. 1853, conveyed to said George Stewart, saving
and excepting two ri acres of land sold and con.
veyed to Joseph Shawecker bp John c. Or Jig and
wife, bearing date July 9th 1859, Appraised at
81, 500, 90 also the following described lands and
tenements situate in the township of Hanover.
Ashland county Ohio, to-wit: being lot number
ninety three (93) and ninety four (941 ninety six
I961 ninety seven [971 ninety eight I9Sl NINETY nine
[ 99] one hundred 1901 one hundred twenty one
1921 one hundred twenty two (122,) one hundred
twenty three 1928 and one hundred twenty four
(124) in Wales addition to the town of Loudonv1lle,
appraised at $550,00 terms of sale cash.
JAMES McCOOL Sheriff.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Taylor s Larwell, In Ashland
Common Pfeas.

vs.. "
Lewis Allerdin g Common Pfcas. ~
TN virtue OF two Vendi Executions, vs. Defendant,
duly issued out of the Court of Common Pleas Of
said County on the 9th day of February, A. d.
1868, and to L Q d rected, I will expose TO sale at
Public Auction at the door of the Court House in
Ashland, on
Saturday, the 1871 day Of april, Il. d., '6s,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A, NJ, and 4 P.
M. of said day the following described lands AID
tenements, to-wit: the South half of the South
west quarter of Range sixteen (1fDi township mum
Der nineteen (19l, and section twenty-one E2l1,
containing Eighty acres land, 1901, seized and
taken on execution as TIL property of Lewis Aler-
ding, in favor of Taylor ard Larwell.
Appraised at s.. Terms of e-Cash
JAMES MeCOOL, Sheriff.
Narcb IL 1S63-pf45 .OO-.s nd
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MUSIC.

ISAAC WHITE, teacher of instrumental mu-
sic for 80 years, informs bis friends that he is
now located in Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in MUsIo, BASS Or STRINa BANDS,
wanting a teacher or music arranged, can be
accommodated. on reasonable terms and with
dispatch. Musical instruments furnished ON
short notice. Mr.. White can be found at the
McNuity House, Ashland, Ohio.
Ashland, February, 70, 1S63-3m.
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Facts for the People.

The Abolitionists in Congress voted down,
or refused to accept:
The Grittenden Com romise;
The Border State Compromise;
Mr.. Douglas Compromise;
Bigler's proposition to- submit the Critten-
den Compromise to a vote of the people, and
Adams Compromise.
Let no man forget these facts -
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YTNhe several townships Assessors are hereby re
i quired to meet at the Auditors oficei in Ashlan-
on Tuesday the 21s day of this month for the pud
pose Of consulting together and agreeing upon sor-
basis of assessment ofproperty. Receiving blanme
aud other instructions relative to their several ks,
ties. u
ISAAC GATES Audit
of Ashland counter
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Dr The only difference between Xerxes
and Lincoln is, the former attempted to hurl
the highest mountains inso the sea, while the
latter fatters himself that he will be able to
cast down the Constitutional landmarks of our
fathers over the heads of twenty millions of
people. One will be about as successful as
the other. Every country must be damned
with one fool ruler. America has now hers.
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BILLS.

We have the best material in the County
for printing Horse Bills, and can furnish them
on the shortest notice aud most reasonable
rates. Orders solicited.
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Notice.

NToT1oE is hereby given, that I viii pay no debts
~ contracted by my wife, Mariah White, from
md after this date. Es
GRAFTON WHITE
February 80, 1858. n4o.
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rescued from tie men who hold that some
zone man" is 'the Government, :" and that the
Constitution belongs to him.
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cameron 10 be put upon Trial.

OsHHNoNUHEO NC Pun uPUH IriaI-
A resolutson has been adopted in the Penn
syivania House of Representatives, instructing
the Governor of that State to direct the Attor-
ney-General to a criminal action
against SIMON CAMERON of bribery.
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(. The Treasurer of Ashland County will be ready
to pay out the first installment to the township
Treasurers, on or about the Goth day of March, A.
D. 1858. =.
r.. N. HERsHY. TREASURER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ZUvER s. HOVER having sold their entire Stock
Of Goods and wishing to close their accounts would
respectfully ask those who know themselves to be
indebtedte the above to call Immediately and set
tie.
You viii find them at the old stand now oc apicd
by Beer and Graham. a.
March 10. 1868
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

THHE subscriber was on the 10Th day Of April,
1868, duly appointed and qualified as Admin
~istrator of the estate of Isaac Clayburg, late of
Ashland county, deceased.
HENRY BAUGHMAN.
April 22d, 1852, 4w.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to me either by Nete or
Book account will please call and PAY UP.
l have closed up my shep, and must close up my
books Immediately. I will be found at the old
stand during this week, and afterwards at the
Shoe Store of Joseph WATSON.
G. A. HUMES.
Ashland, March 81, Ise8-tf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N office here by given that tn e subscriber has
In beenppin ed and qua lifted an Administrator
on tn estate o L K. Shehaud, late of Ashland
County, dec'e.I a
PAUL OLIVER.
March 17tn, 1868,
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Fasig's New Patent Hay Knife.

we ,reibe exclusive gents sin shIandc ounsy. for the above knife It hteb ehk ne ever Ia
snte d6rhe purpose designed. Every hrmer in Ashland county shosd ps"me ensM " are n-
they cam be- returned ao" money HisA ROLLER & HOWARD.
Ashland, March IL, I863-n4l-Sw. ~ 1-
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ADMINISqR4TOR'S NOTICE.
NTotioe is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified Administrator of
the Estate ofSamuel Meng, late of Perry Township,
Ashland County, dec
PHILIP MENG.
March 18th, 1868.
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The Connecticut ElectiOn--DemO-
rat Gain in That State.
Bu~ckingham's maiority--------2,A7

Here in one year is a Democratic gain of
sts thousand nine hundred and seventyJfUe
votes, notwithstanding che Secretary of War
gave furloughs of ten days to large numbers
of Connecticut troops, on pledge of voting the
Abolition Ticket. No Democrats were fur
Laughed at all. The Contract Interest, the Cot
ton Spectators, and Army Jobbers, poured
their money out by thousands to defeat the
Democracy, but We reduced their large major
ity to a very small figure. Bully for the New
England Democracy !
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~TREAsURER's NOTICE

The Sreasure, is now ready TO receive taAes o
the second installment of $50.
r. ". HERSHEYB., Treasurer
By H HERSHEY.
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ROLLER & HOWARD.
1868. SPRING TRADE. 1858.


6iipaed Most Of pr@ent Stock was bought for Cash at old price and consequently We
cam offers pinin inducements and feel nranedinsa yng thatu pn Termination, curl STOCK or
GOODS in its extent assetment style ind quality, wm be found second to none in hiso sdEtgeS
Counties. Being Onssnuy in receipt Of Gods bought for Cash at hsle,sa aMS 10 I,in tmsS
ofbuyeste give us the prHrncein trade. The nMnga are si eaheA rWa IN "NO
TGI Sm1 trde 70 Mmbaniss we offer e~ati ATnenh~ -
tx X0uAN.
We have ON hand a ESasrme IofM @hanicsT Fools of evy description Ne desire al
S al aaapsna and bought very low and cannot fail please all who MAJ hwr us with an examination
I 4#a BUILDING MATERIAL N4 $3.50
Parties amto ereding buildings will ind u.s. ell stocked with material of every @crpld1 "
are still agents for Mesrs Emnngcrn and Sherman of Mansfield, md Ill supply their nanunf9r
of Doox. Sash and blinds aGtueb below heir ceSc anbe obtained IN smntO A Nc @e A0A
Cleveland Doors, Sash and Blinds when desired atha price all Forecast only.
tEH#RTz+t q NAILS.
200 kegs in Store and toa arrive By special contract we are abcdto 6rN Nails for Cash onh-
frabet rms. WGsa@ -.
Paints.-We claim 1.-THE inside track on Mnts AID Mew willing to- give our naOnesth ebenedt
-four special conuacs 6EH +G&e#5
E1axxseed OH Home adel 200 anonsn now in ac tmmnuhdurGs pnas or cah.
SAWS AND CUTLERY Eoe
rmhnds Fwarantdl We San suit any ndn ush both in quality and pncha lao Machine
and Hand ross Cmts saws knives and Fmksat from SO es STA seH.. Pohet knes AnM4-
can adGMman;R Rogers otenhdmns Scissors and Shears Engnn ana a. nHene eno S4m1
hrsR azspO ranhd) Wade sand Butchers Rogers" o'ennom 1oAoWs sP~Ab
hon,B unwika ndS Silver plated.
Saddierv-m th, line we AVE every hing that's addleBzM d Harness maknsr require We
will dupicatG bill ofmye establishments Within UNLESS Ashland Sadden And Harness. -
ksr emember our proposition brnga along yOurC lNehRd Wooster or ManNaD s1 ~ I'M -
photea ndm make money too.
Boston Rubber Belfng.-M Sizes o8 Py ON i to I4inches hnDDMu mo e.
packing tm manufacturers prices #
ron.-omw Warehouse is full oferyx variety onon. including genuine srede and SLICES .
deNns CatSe. Bitter ind GemanS Steel Steers pmGh from 2o5 IeAti Pw sets wings Zeal
ers and Landdda,5s Shovel LwM odds CutHtu Teeth, HammeudI Iron AxeksT hinbes skens
&c. 3EfE ~ n.y.
Pumps.-chdn Iron. and wcd Pumps ahO,F Force Pumps and Garden ngness i Las1
Pipe Tubing and ydauicR Rams. T4aa y = go eE5.TFc1r
Agricultural NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SRes, Forks Spades Hb ehRn Tools leg
liable Chains Trace Chains, Nuts, Washers ScE
Sportsmen, Regaia-A large adg generals assortment Gums Pistols Powders &c.
Scales. W are gns for E & T Fairbanks celebrated Scales, and can sn hem A.auns
hrs price list. H 0
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TNhe following Executors, Administrators and
Guardians have filed in the Pr bate Court IF
sh land county, their accounts for settlement, to
1T.
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that official is received of the cap
ture, on Friday, of the Chief-of Staff of the
rebel Gen. French on the Nansemond river
by Lieut.. Commanding Cushing, of the Com
modore Barney.
The Hilton Head letter contains the follow
ing items:
A detachment of troops was on Follyue
Island to cooperate with the fleet on Stone
Inlet, and prevent the construction of rev
rebel batteries, and a similar force was left in
Edisto Inlet for the same purpose.
Captain Worden is obliged to return North
on account of i'll health, and Com. Fairfax
now commands the Montauk.
The turrets and bulls of the Monitors are
unscathcd, and in no instance is the armor per-
forated.
The sum total of the injuries is the simple
Kidding of the smoke stacks. The feet With
this exception, is ready for active service.
Deserters from Savannah state that Fort
Sumter was preached in several places, and
many rebel gunners put hors de combat at one
time. Ger. Ripley telegraphed that there was
a possibility of our feet forcing the obstruc-
tons. This created n panic in Charleston,
and many citizens and soldiers ran away from
the city beyond the range of the Yankee
shells. During the engagement the rebel
force was under arms, anxiously watching the
point which they expected the Union troops
soon to emerge.
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SHGHIFFrS SALE.
Cephas Myers,

March IL, 1ses-pfs5, cots n41
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Ashhland, March IL, I86s-n4I-sw.
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Notice.

April 18th, 1863. 5w.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

T,hE .Qrasr norss. I" AVN - raw rowrny-os
II tks Busot~~. pisa-sssf tAsshsr sxnafe ssf Chssn
esrs sss< tssny sr.st fr--s 1r,s fsrry ns~iy
farnisAsa thfoegssgt vtt go. pese~s~r Es-s n
a. ni<t.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

Taaa8 gIqIAr g08l : asanaY0A
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER D.
THE TVRF.

Union COURSE. L. L-TRCfYiS0. ON WHDHES-
~ day N.vemher i.a;2P NJ. match Of t2oc mile
heats besl ihs, ~ I've. play h. woodrud names
bg. fhrashcr,lh hsrpegs - fHfer aaucs n FohN. 10
WAGON SHAW HStfE. Propriciors
Union HALF MILE TRACK. SyvFNTY SECOND
- street snd suonngdae road-Trus on Wednesday.
sov " eoeS. for pa ln1 stake OF $3.50 stdc
leon the Fourth. .,.-
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

gisoLg poons roE oy~rLsvss, IN uocAs
y ss~y bsih eos osrr fuis t.s ssh sns wsi.f
Ennfays fur h1~rf. ~ Es rv-s,s~h sss~s ertc~fs
ehsnSs1
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

Dooxs wA~rgD-fs rHg vIcfsfrr on usIOs Oh
~ tsas-os rsfs. ks- r.,s .o.....ss.. :, . .,--rr
81 vitkoa; Ffrssfsa san y. sDssByatya sinNsss
ssnfcfsss,s ssf nice Address q q a.. Hsfse. .trs