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The New York herald., 1863-07-15
FALLING WATERS AND WILLIAMSPORT
OCCUPIED BY OUR TROOPS,

HEAnouAnrERs, Army or rnK PoroNAc, July IA, 1863
Lees army withdrew from their position around viii
Transport yesterday and last night and recrossed tho
Potomac by ponoon bridge at Falling Waters and fat
boats At the Wlliamsport ferry.
portion Of General pleasanton's cavalry entered VIII
Transport at O'Clock this morning. and captured
many prisoners. Lee had previously sent all his
plunder, trains, &c
general movement was ordered this morning, and
our columns motion n aneariy hour, but found
the intronchmcnts vacated
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

The trouble in New York is regarded here the
suit OF deep ald plans OF drslcy refugees
who have made resistance ths draft ouy prelex Tor
an effort TO embarrassment 20 the government
General Hooker had long e with Secretary
Of the Treasury this morning
Il Is stated that General McDowe be rdesea to
duty in New York city
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The Invasion Of Indiana and
Ohio.
MOVEMENTS OF MOaGAN'S GyERILLAS.
The Destruction of Property on Their
March, &c.

CINCINNATI, July Ia, 1868
Morgan's rebel forces crossed the Big Miami at Venice
last night, and burned tho bridge behind them.
They passed through Burlington and Springdale and
crossed the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad at Glendale
this morning. moving towards Camp Dcuison
1t is not known how much damage the rebels have
done at Glendale to tho Hamilton aud Dayton Rail
road.
Telegraphic communication Is still open with Ham.
ilton.
Morgan's mon are reported to be much jadcd with
their rapid march, and will have to rcst soon.
Six Of Morgan's mon captured at Milford, Cler.
mont county, on Sunday night, and four moro at Now
Boston.
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FIGHTING At JACKSON. MISS.

lowing
JACKSON. Miss, July 10. 1888.
Tho artillery firing has ccased The euemy's sharp
shooters and skirmshers blazing away Our loss
will not exceed ffty
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Eight Cartes de yisItc for oI, or Un.
eaualled style asd hnsA Al rAIrs cortandl ana
Green streets
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Prizes Cashed fm all LeUaDixes Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
IL Wall street. room No l. n "
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
Escape of the Rebel Army
Across the Potomac.
ALI the Enemy'S Pluader and Trains
Sent into Virginia.
Falling Waters and WiIIiamsport Oc-
cupied by Our Troops.
A Rebel Brigade, Two Cannon, Two Caissons
and two Battle Flags Captured,
&C.. &c.. 60.
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL MEADE.
HEADQUARTERS. Army or THE PoroxAo,l
July H-3P.M.
II. W. HALLxcK, General in Chef:-
My cavalry now occupy Falling waters. hsvspg over
taken and captured brigade OF infantry nteen hundred
strong, two guns two caissons. two battle Gags and
large number OF small arms =.
The enemy are all across tho Potomac.
80 q. @. MEADE.

HEADQUARTERS Army or rHs PoronAc-83o r. n. /.
Major General HAILEcK-
My cavalry have captured avo hundred prisoners 10
addition TO those previously reported General Petit
grew Of the rebel army was killed this morning 10 tho
attack tho enemy's guard, His h.dy is in our
hands, GEO G. MEADE, Major General.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

~ Cartss de vtsstc, o1. At vaugham's,
BoweU Broadway galleries admit my wor 10 the
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

WIGS. Towrees, urir Dye. Hair DyeJng
IA rtukLoRs y, &c bond street
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Mfiicr's 80 Cent Hair Dye, Black or
brown-The BEST and natural Sold by drug
g,sts Depot s. Dey
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

DiseMses OF tho Ner,Ous, Seminal, tri-
nary ami sernai Hys,ems fnc most erpcdttors eonve
nicnt aud reliable explained IN DR. L-rnouts =
pas LONDON New fotk Medical ADVISER and Marriage
DUDE 7s siteu pages cloth. Bent free scaled
Tor ~ hv n wARNER, Nesey the antaor
BrCsdv ay up treatment iron 70 cicep, Saturday
md luo
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Iliil's Hair Dye 5Oc., Black Brown.
Natural RELIABLE DEPOT No Barclay street. Sold by al
drlann
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PrI.ss C.shed In All Lsgei!zsd Lotteries.
Commission given. Jr WRIGHT. A CO.,
No. 8 Wall street. basement room No T.
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Eight Perfect Cartes de visitc, with
~ cdss .arsrio, sy'e and position for 81, At RUssELLs
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w. A. BatchcIor's ustr Dye-Tnc Beet
IN the ~od. ias,anisreons, hsrsrrrs sud reliable StI
~ all druggists and pctfomers FACTORY, "a bsrcy
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BridGewater Pains-Ftre and Water
Froof-os cottages barns roofs work Ac
n. REYNOLDS, Agent u MAIDEN iaae
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Died.
KE.LY.--0n Tuesday. July ID, CAriERsE, the beloved
wife OF Charles Kelly, in the Both year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the fanny respec fully
invited u a,teud tho funeral, Thursday afsrno n,
at oclock from her late residence, No n Now
Bowcry Her will by taken TO Cavalry Cemetery
for inerment
lFor cther Marriages and Dea,as Third pa9sl
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Disc ases 81 the Nervous, Seminal, UrI-
nary and Sexual systemsNcw and reliable tesmeut--n
rcorts of Association scaled letter
envelope fres ef charee Address ar. j. Skn Hsaghon
How ard Association. fhnedciphin
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No More Gray Hair BaIdness.-45
constant study Consultation free. by Dr. GRAND
JEAN. Astor place
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e# CINCINNATI, July 14-0 NJ.
Morgan's rebel forces reached Miamivilio, tho
Little Miami road this morning. tore up the track and
fred into the accommodation train coming west. The
train put quickly back to Lyveland.
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FORT Powhastar, ON the James River.
Cceupted.

Forrpt1a hosaov, iule u, is63
rcr, rowhatan, "a James river taken 30 e. ,on
q ey ,.r act yesterday A. lhc mSn anf ,ora had
Leca rou.9,cd,
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HAD Breath-The Greatest Curse the
human family y heir 70. How many lovers II has seps
n,ea-esw many trends for ever parted Ihe subject
10 too delicate, your nearest friend Will and
cure, use the BALM OF ATHousAND FLOW ERS' as
Adentrhce n'ght aud morning also bcaul6es the
nehcn removing AL tan. pmpss aud ireckes. leaving
thc skn soit aud white Price - cents For sale by all
druggists
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Died.

For the Hair Barry's Tricopherous.-
The best and cheapest article. Sold by Druggists. 40a
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cupard mail steamship China, Captain Anderson,
will loavo this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close In this city al eioven
O'Clock this morning
The NKw York HxRALp-Edton for Europc-wil be
ready at ten O'Clock this morning. and will give
full Official and other Of the Surrender City
OF Vicksburg, Miss, with it, Garrison, Arms, Ammu
milton and Supplies TO the Victorious Army Gene
raj Ulysses s. Grant, Full and Interesting Accounts
the Movements OF the Rebels in Pennsy vana aud Mary
land since their Defeat Getty sburg and the latest News
in regard TO thcr presen Position and tho Position
Union Army under General Meade Interesting Reports
OF the Movements Of General Rosecans tho Southwest
and OF the Retreat Of Bragg and his Rebel Forces from
Tennessee the Latest News Of the Progress OF the Siege
at Port Hudson, and all important, and interesting War
News; the latest News from Mexico Central and South
America the action Of the United District Court In
the Case Of the Prize Steamer Peterho interesting
news OF tho day
Single COPIES in Wrappers ready FOR mailing nvc cents.
Sampsou Low. Son Co., 81 Ludgate Hill. London,
England, will receive subscriptions and advertisements
ror the Nsw YoRx HssALp
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Composite Iron Window Guards, for
the protection of wineows HUTCHINSON A WICKER
SHAN. $50 Canal street, east OF broadway
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Beautiful Compiexien.-Laird's Bloom,
oath o. Liquid Pearl identifying the
complexion and skin. Al druggists and t6s Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Drunkeness Cured ny DIR. Zelps Remedy.
For sale s3 Divisonistreet 1A Eighth avenue N ",
lIs Fulton street Brooklyn, % Montgomery street Jersey
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

OmcSal Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kESrucIv. ExrRA CLsss 3T7-July II. 1863
81, ~, s, II, 81, 50, 20, 81, 6, 40, ~, So, rs.
KxrTcoxY, Glass 31s-Juiy n, 1861
81, 46, ~, 81, g., ~. 80, %, 65, 10, Ii, 6s,
49, 26, 81.
Circulars free Of charge by addressing ei,her,o
MURRAY. EDDY 4 co.
Covineton KY, or 81 Louis, Mo-
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
MOVEMENTS or ROSECRhNS' ARMY.

CNusssr, July n, 1909.
Tho main body Of General Brasgs army has re.rea,ca
from Chst,snoogs 10 Atlanta.
The presumption that the bulk Of Brsegs forces have
been sent 10 Richmond 10 garrison u.
Rcsccrsns captured ,housr nd prisoners during the
late forward movement
Our army IN high spits aad IA splendid condition
Gsnee poxS A. .y.sv~s
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OMcial Dra wings Of the shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky,
63, 6s, 5, ~, rs, 46, ~, so, ~, 10.
Class t7s-Juiy 10 1853
So, g. 80, 50. 40, As. Al IL, q 49, s5 r. 1, 65, So
JOHN A. MORRIS a CO,
Wilmington, Delaware
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DIR. Hunters Once Is at No. 3 Di,

Tan, Freckies, Sairowness, Eruptions.
Spots Spccks and all Skin Bcmishes cured BY 0OURAUDS
Italian Medicaed Soap 45j broadway Grand street
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

siseet New York city He has other Office. Es.ab-
ished 1884 Eea rooms and private entrance He cures
chronic rruons and spots on the sn ulcers Of all nd.
the most poisonous mpury Of the blood nsuia &C. Work
Hu Fril,y Nervous Debility Early Ipdiscretion,
ana consultation gratis. Hours In from s A. until
L. Al
The New York herald., 1863-07-15

Christsdoro's Hair rye, Preservative
and Wig depot wholesale aud retail, No Aston House
The dye applied by skiiu artists.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

New York. wednesday. July Is, 1868.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

CURIOUS CoINcIDENcE.-Our readers will
remember that 1860 a man by the name of
Gro.iean was indicted in this county for MUIR
der insthe sccoud degree, and found guilty of
manslaughter, and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary, by Judge Church, for one year. The
proof was, that he threw q stone, apparently
without any expectation or intention of killing
the man with whom he was having trouble,
but which did hit him on the head and ocsa-
stoned his death. After Striving out his sen.
tence in the Penitentiary, he returned and
enlisted in the Nineteenth Ohio Vol, and
was detailed as a teamster. About two months
since he got into a difficulty with another
teamster, whe during the quarrel threw a stone
at Grosiean, hit him on the head and killed
him.-Canton Repository. s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
Then and NOW.

speakers at a recent grand Democratic mass
meeting at Quincy. The Herald says Mr.. b.
made q noble speech: "He demonstrated
what Democrats generally have regarded as
an impossibilily9 that a man can call himself
a Republican and still be a patriot" Also.
thars.his speech met the cordial appreciation
and the hearty applause of the Democrats"
Agar ago Dir. Browning was Lincoln's
fright hand man. in the Senate. They were
then both conservative men, engaged in devils
ing measures for carrying on the wal with
vigor fer the suppression of the rebellion and
rrstoration of the Union. The Democratic
party then Supported Dir. Lincoln earnestly
and heartily. No man accuses Mr.. Browning
of having changed his politics since Them
But heinow finds himself at home in a Dsmo.
cratic meeting, while the Democracy are ac.
eusea of turning traitors tie the Government
for ceasing to. support Mr.. Lincoln's Admins
~tration. The Democracy then wers loyal
enough-so was Mr.. Browning They stand
now Hhere they stood then. How is it loyal
II a year 1go is secessionism low : Suppose
the Democracy turn about and support Mr
Lincoln again, how long will it be until their
new position is declas ed ~treason2 Is loyalty
a thingto of fits and starts-one thing to-day
and another tomorrow ?-AAon Democrat.
- a- AL EELaAa ~.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
- One obvious resall from Che disaster at

B- One obvious result from the disaster at
Charleston is thus set forth by the Washing
ton correspondent of the Boston TFaoeIfer
Some of GU. best military critics say that
the attempt upon Charleston should not have
been made till after Hooker advanced upon
Richmond, and that it was a great blunder to
risk a defeat there, or q repulse which would
permit Beauregara to send off half OF his
forces to the assistance of Lee on the Kappa
hammock. So long as the attack upon Charles.
ton was postponed, Bcauregard was compelled
to keep a large army in the vicinity of Charles
ton, but he may now consider it perfectly safe
to spare thirty or forty thousand men, as a Sc
cond attack is improbable Statements are
circulating here to the effect that the rebols
are sending all the northern trains from
Charleston with troops, and that Leo will be
thirty thousand troops stronger next week
than he was last WEEK upon the RapPahan-
mock. If this be so, General Halleck is out
m-aneuvered by JEFF. Davis. We are bound
to believe, however, that a man of Halleck's
intellect and general ability understands his
situation and will provide against all contin-
gencies. 'Ia
There is a good deal Of grim humor in this
last sentence. As Artemus Ward says, "this
is sarcasum."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
Daniel s. N1ckinson His Proph-

Atthe meeting of the Abolition League in
New York on the 18th inst the speakers were
put into one of the parlors of the Everett
House, and as their names were called, they
came forward, and with a badge of gaudy RI
bons pinned on their breasts, were marched,
by an escort of the officers of the League, to
the stands designated for them. The World
.Linhe-thet us B1r1nnS'bICKINsUN was thus
passing through the crowd with his ribbons
duttering, it must have brought wildly to his
mind the following passage from a speech of
his delivered a few years since /:
Do you know, my Democratic friends, how
the Republicans serve the Democrats who go
over to them? will tell you how. They
serve them as the New York butcher serves
his fat OK. He puts gaily coiored ribbons on
his horns and marches him through the streets
as a spectacle to be stared at, and then-last
scene of all-he drives him to the slaughter
pen. This is the way Republicans serve Dem
ocrats who are fattered and cajoled by them
into an abandonment of their principles.
The World adds that it is not every man
who is SO signally privileged to be his own
rophet.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

z1LALoGUE ON SMoKT SG-sNoy nv dear
MI smashPipes, I am sure You are running
q health smoking and smoking, as Won do
allthe. % I:neyer saw anything like il in
my llfe.2 as3Bs4
Bless neJumy Lowell What's the matter
noWE,g You talk as if you had never seen .
segar befere,P
Ts9,i don't mean that; but I really think
yog 40 carry it to an excess
really MESS. you don't mean to insinuate
IPhR too much p
.indssdLde-you are getting to be nothing
~ setz Pfs5H1u atIng old smok.house.'
s.Ass goaiheertainly. Kill yourself the way
Now, dear don't go off into a whine
you're Rsiakenj bless your jolly OLD heart, j
aoaE fhsEk1 am unreasonable about it,
McuJI do, and every one else dose. TT,
nothing but smoke, smoke, smoke from morn
ing till night and nightstill morning. and i
yoa don't call that smoking to excess, then ]
don't know what is
SoW--my-d-e-a,ri don't take on so.
ten you 1 don't smoke to excess
And -Isay-you-do
why, only smoke twenty-five or thirty
twenty-five or thirty
THAT pll3
ssMy stars and ga--itcrs And 70,
dont call that smoking to excess?'
We'll Mr. smashpipes, perhaps you,B tel
me VIII at You do consider smoking to excess
sGeTtaiply myloye. ~N1
%fistening7
sWeiiIfthinka man may be said to smok,
to nueh4Nhen- 81 ~ - -
We'll, what r
when he smokes two segars .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
9sfssagsA NOTICE TO aaeg 5Gf fEsi
Executors, Administrators and Guardians

TNHE undersigned Probate Judge of Ashland
County. would hereby notify the Executors
and Administrators of said County, that the law
requires that they file in the Probate Office their
accounts for settlement, as follows. to wit: The
first account either Partial or Final, within eight,
; cen months from the time of their appointment,
and if q final account is not then fled and further
time is granted, they must file an account every
year during the time allowed by law, and the
Court until a final account is fled; they are also
required to cause publication of their appointment
and within one year make and file in in said Office
proof of the same. Also, Guardians are required
to file in said Office Inventories of the Estate,and
property Of their Wards within thres months after
their appointment, they are also required to make
settlement as often as once In every two years,
aud sooner If the Ward is either dead or of age. !.
And further notice Is hereby given to said Exc
euior's Administrator's aud Guardiauas that ail
who have not compiled With the foregoing, and by
law should make settlement or attend to any ofthe
duties hsreinbeforess set forth are reduireafo do 30
forthwith under the penalty that the Law imposss,
JOHN D. J0NEe, Probate yttd6e.
Feb. 1888.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
A Prayer,

The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer says:-Tht
following parody on the Lords prayer wal
found ON the leaf of a tract on the person o.
a dead Yankee on the battle field of Sharps
burg, and has been furnished us Cor publica
ton. We infer from it that our Yankee sol
der was more watchfui than pious, and witha
slightly Hsdemoralized :"
Our Father who art in Washington,
Abraham Lincoln be thy name!
Thy will be done at the Nor b
As it is at the So1thi
Give as this day our daily
sRations of crackers azd bacon !
And forgive our quartermasters
And commissaries for thine is the
Power, the niger and the soldiers,
For the term Of three years-AMEN.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

Soldiers rejoicing over good News
from Ohio.

A gentleman who held a high position IN
the Federal service, writes to the senior editor
of this paper, a private letter from which we
make the following brief extract
81 am rejoiced to hear such good news from
the Democracy of Ohio. If you wish to en-
courage the soldiers, tell them of the gains W
have made, andh smile lights up the war-stained
visage at once. There is no doubling the way
things will go, when these boys get back,
Colonel We have ga good time coming," aud
it is not far distant.-HiHsboro Gazette.
AtJrant cannot we'll bind one end ola chain
around the arm or leg of q people without find
ing the other around his own neck.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
Farm for Sale.

TINE Undersigned, as Agent for The heirs Of
i James Cu:bcrtson. decd, offers for sale the
following premises, to viii: The FARM for1ssf4T
belonging to James Culbertson, situate near fhaD ~
NLITfLE LAR in Clearcreek township, Ash n
land county, Ohio, SO s3at q iedt0D
Containing 100 Acres . aot1i'sa
tbs a good Farm, with a good house and 1arn
ton on = ass .nsia 19ihsd-s554 &gpos ,y5fh haE
{ On Tuesday, MarcA 81, lS68bsbuammos
onthe premises by the undersigned rsz+idoH .sie00
Terms made known on day of SALE
sae agr MaCULBERTS0N, AgsAt.i2l'Ea
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
An Incident of the "Crisis'' Mol

During the destruction of Gov. Medary's
editorial room Nm Columbus, recently, it is
said that Mrs. W, one of his daughters ap-
pearing in the midst of the frenzied mob, and
secured the Crisis subscription books. As she
was retiring, one of the rufans engaged in the
shameful proceedings noticed her, and shout
let's wiring her neck 2! "Wring my neck,
will your % said the lady, drawing a revolver,
and presenting it to the b~rainless head of the
anobbite !; 81 should like to see you undertake
it, you cowardly villain ]" It is needless t,
say that the fellow skedaddled on the double
quick to some point of greater safety.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

HoRRIBLE DEATH.-Last week an aged
German woman, Eliza Needham, who lives
withzhersson in Amherst and who has been
crazy, was left alone in the morning, the fani-
ly Alleging oat on a visit. When her son re
turned at night she was nowhere to be found,
and in the morning was dissolved dead in the
corner of tie fence not far of. She had been
terribly torn and mutilated by the hogs, who
were then ct their terrible work, and had to be
beaten off with clubs. Whether killed by
them or, not there was no means of knowing.
-Lorain Co NeEs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
Outrage ON the.People of Connect
cuf--DisgracefuI business.


FIRM the Tartfort Tim, 81 sa
The following letter is from a soldisr who
when in Hartford, always voted the Reputli-
can ticket : Oh
ARLINoroN IEIaHTs, April 8, 1863.
DEAR WIFE II did not go home with
those who went home to vote. 1 expected to
go, but the furloughs were given to a picket
crow, that would pledge themselves to vote
for Buckingham. I never want to take any
such oath as this, although I think I should
vote for Buckingham myself if I had been
there ; but I conld not now at any rate, for
I call this . damnable game. IF I had come,
I didn't mean to let you know of it until I
came in and took you by surprise; but this
game has turned me, and all the rest of the
regiment, too. think that half of the regi-
ment would have come out again, if this had
not occurred now, they won't come at any
rate and T don't blame them. You can tell
all of my Republican friends that / am no
more a Republican if they carry on elections
in such a way as this. I hope soon to
be with you. and I never will take up arms
again in such a cause as this has got to be
1t is a fanatical war, for the freedom of a set
of negroes. From your husband.
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u rs THE USE.

*sWhlt h the rss e trimn,iDg a i.mn.
@f never intend to light III
sa9hat y the use Of grabbing a wrong,
Ii you never intend to fight it9
- What Is ne use of removing your hat,
IF you do not intend to tarry
9. what IS the use of wooing a mad,
8 If you never intend to marry?
o What is the useso of buying a coat,
spnlIf you do not intend to wear it
What is the use of a house or two,
'assif you never intend to share it2
What Is the use Ct gathering gold,
bae n Jon do not intend to keep it2
What is the use of planting a field,
essH you never intend to reap it?
49,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
NOTICE.

iaiasf NOTICE. 2.-'
/ Trgaret Mflligan, Civil Action, Court of Com
~ vs.. mon Pleas of Ashland Coun
John Lewis, ty. Ohio, in Attachment
b above named Defendant, resident of the
State of Illinois, will take notice that Marga-
ret Milligan, of the county of Richland, and State
of Chic, did ON the 18th day of Februry. A. D.
1863, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Ashland. inisaid
State of Ohio, against the said John Lewis, Defen-
dant, to recover the sum of three hundred and ff-
ty two dollars with interest upon the same from
and afte. the 18th day of September, A. D.. 1858,
money paid by Plaintiff for the rise and benefit OF
said Defendant and at his request. That an order
of Attachment has been issued upon said claim
and the saidJ ohm Lewis is hereby notified that he is
required 10 appear and answer said Petition on OF
before the 25th day of April. A. D.. 1868. T.
T. J. KENNY, Atty for PI'f.
Feb'y %, 1sss-ns9 6w. la