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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-23
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REMOVALS
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gHUGAD.--r. 3AaaGRN, Manufactures. Of
II, ihs Battle Flag Badges, hss removed from
L.s old stand On Eseec s9es: 10 Wall street, nsxt
doo- 10 = Bsatv, General Agent. Ee Ii pra
patsf 30 furnish tbs seuly .sish tbs heat If Msts
lie Gilt EGasS for tia STAFF sllyer-gia:ea eogss sad
other military articles. Also, Cit QsansEee an.
chor5 ior tho Navy. Address 4.
LABAESg, Ecx $40,
IN 18 % Ei.Emaaa Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-23

sHUsaV.TIpE5 wANs2D.~A z@Gn exempt
- fem eoascsioGar, 90 20 into gao,. 1p,BY
Apply between. . aa,i o'cioeg, at
- 9AnE1g'a,
n.a 9S-2k F-2~kilG bs. II = ana J, sss
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
IL ENgY II. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIoNEEHs.
III GREAT SALE of PICTI RES, INTERNATIONAL
ART INSTITUTION.

HENRY n. LEEDS X CO NIL sci ~ auction IN Thurs
aas 2s.h and rsdsy T,h at seeSs each evsn.g q, q,
pictures. International Art Institution comprising works
the hiscs order Of art of the Dusseldorf Municn Drcs
den and other schools consigned 10 William Aui-rmann,
ESQ., director and for the past three exhibition
the ~ Broadway ani Fourth street. THIS collection,
presented 10 tbc public is " the rarce aBi
yan!c e.ely elhhted In this country Among 0essi
specimens by ssenclever tarl Hu1ns. Jacobs
Grun Schrsder Esthke, Achcnbseh s,cnbrgck schlesn
Esr. Grund. Martin Lichcn5erscr IacheDviz, Pnlen
sonderland schcnIrn. ifgpt.nger unacaer Also, hue
examples by e French school by Monyosn, Jusiee Bon
heur, De- Jorhgc, ID DrcrI, Tsnneur. Lsniant de
Mty, pecrus, Contirer. Dupfe, juice Caron Breton,
Roster others Also ~ the schools ot Holland ana
Belgium ny ko-g Koek. u. NerboeeShogen. RobOe. Ten
kars, Dc vyldcr, p'ioes Ruyter. DE Byiandt Madame
&c. together With One ctanp ~ iie El lish
schools rs shsyer. Pyne Hi, Williams. Beatr, Adams.
o,he- OF equal cirbrity Included ,h col
lection IA the last ;porait o. Baron Alexander Hum
bo.d tsken life Professor scnradsI. which
pleased tho thai he addressed 10 Mr. Anernnn
the following letter. the original u which he al tn.
gallery = -
mann ilv ali the knducSs honor saosn 10 Ia the
uuifed states o Ancrr. Nv portrait by great histori
Professor senIac,, combines the happlest
phssiocnomral truth vita dapih OF feeling
and the nost laboiiOis iechnia'y.
taf slder ihe astnr ro11 VIII bestowed urOnns In
your oountrs inst the work oi friend viii
ind favor Ia our eAhibiou.
Please because cf far ha tdrr h
Uinltcr), the nlegihl'iiy o. these in's.
! remain, dear sif -
Yours fslthfully rs.
ALtx. voN HUMBOLDT
Tie above collection Is opon Tor erabiuos Tree
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
(NEORaE CO0K, AUCrIoNERH.
Vt ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTF

SUPERB KOSEWOCD PIANOFOKTF
This day, at II o'clock at 14l Rroadway very
large well selected stock OF Furniture consisting OF
Paror suits brncade broratel plush reps and
baircoth; rosewood, black walnut oak anu mahogany
Room Suits rosewood Etaeeres srcetarics, war.rbos
Bookcases Sdeboarls Work Tables Cantarburys, Centre
Fancy Tables Lounges Easy Chairs Hall Furniture.
Extension Tables 40 N B.AI IL O'Clock, superior
wood Psaloiortc, ~ octave finished all round, nearly
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

L,ARM FOR SALE At AUCrION.--A VALUABLE
II Farm Is offered sale stnstcd In the Of
burg Wcs.cheser COUNTY. N Y, on the Saw Min river
road Two AMI halt mes from Tarytown three miles from
ing l32 Land suitably divided poug meadow.
pasture aud wood han well watcred On the good
Apple Orchard. besides variety other On the
misses good story dwelling house and outhuiias
II not previously disposed or place Will be sold
public auction the premises Monday March !. 1853,
II ococA noon. Half of the purchase nioney
bond and inortglac For further In.
oure IT WILLIAM J. DECKER near the premises; ot
ELIJAH TOAPKINS, 0rcenburg ol DANIEL QUIN-
by Whita Plaius
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

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81 Saurdsy February "a 1865 al 1. oclo K a MERCHANTS
Eachangs sstesroon III broadway. Larchont the resi
Of T. r. Collins, IA three distinct lareels
roxsesses advantages unsurpassed by any oler pro-
this cyunfry. For maps further particulars
Apply At the Auctioncers oilce No % Pine street.
BgAHAM vANDERPOoL. AUCTIoNEER sa
40 MAGrIftC GENT lgL. Il1~T~
sr,rrARy pus,,x HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
WORKS OF ART and
fp VIZ AITICLES OF vRTu
gs h1 AT PUBLIC AUCTION aE
we sgnt e rralr res deneo =, West sixeenth street e
DRAWING ROOMS.
No superb SUITS covered broaie OF tho richest
n E'ager .tliuary marble top; Socre'ar, aud Book
hneognures, abno. Mantel Mirrors Pier Mirrors.
Imaront red Lao Curtains French SnaieA Cen,le Tables,
Chess Fables, sr're and Dresden China Vases.
MAGNIFicENF ROSEWOOD riANoFoRTE
aehs carved ieg ard made 10 order by city makers.
iokooi, Canterbury Cover. Music BDo.s de.
- a a..-a...- DIL IAlNIINiS, r.. t.sa.a
~ epgeut art match fa.ntinFs, original BY Coles
Ats9nption OF Ngia after Mrio; also isinung by Kan
n,sy Grand ~ lows; Btonze ststuary Bone and
n,ents. Han Has.agd Ollcioth. stair Carpets. tn
wnea DINING ROOM. ~
Elegantly carvea oak Buffet statuary marble Exen
son Tsbe CoDcae Am Chairs sunerb Crystal and
tlty G,asswnr Dscanters Goblet Cha'rpagnes Wines.
i.rnouades. Tnnhl-rs Celery and Fruit Stands, Liquor
- iingr Bowl eoid and Dinner Sets sO pieces deco
a1ec Ln So YER sters Cake Baskets. Napkin Rings,
spoons rorAS luule Cutlery Chairs aud lounges covered
N q ps CLa soel -kysewoot and walnut Dlessing Bu
y-sis. WsrsirCbrs Bedsteads, Conimodcs Nass ants.
.iuore-aGace Har Mattesses. Feather Feds BAnl ets
tovntrIImnes. Basement and Kitchen farniture N b.
siraneff wishing - NJ emu this sal. ia take the Filth
Nctfopv,sn hoes eavng at Sixteenth street. few doors
: ron the house.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
A ucfION NOTICE -PERRMPToRY SALE TO CLOSE

IL AN ESTATE fsf -
~ ID. CAuLkINss AucTioNEER. Odics. 335 broadway.
iIcH FRENCH late plEE AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOTOErE,
SILVER PLATE, ar, &C.
5his DAY (Frfdayl Feb. ~ shine IeI- oclack
,ia Works oI Art rosewood Driving Room SUITE
pet2yr Pianofore MI rors Velvet CaiTets &c
rbe residencs 2l8 Fourteenth street. Eighth The
set oheer calls the ea attention OF the pnbc this sale
Flrnil offered AZ this The furniture
AL made Tor the present The
whole WI be peremp.oriy and absolutely sold without
serve. ~ 44z
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
CONSISTS OF carved ewood F'acrrcs marble aud
FRENCH plate doorg and backs; ladys Work Fable niaid
Win roAcr OF pearl. ROSEWOOD Centre Table sattary
ale top: OF Drawing Tcc
Chairs carved rosewood frames, and covered in three
co'ofd satin broa OF the expensive des.pton
Souso Tables. nlaid with nhl and tortoise sh- Broac
and Lace Curtains French Plate Pier ahd Mirrors
with rich gilt irames superb seyres and Dresden China
Vases, richly dec rated farian marble
nois Artistic Bronees representing Nigh and Morning
Pandcra Painting Poetry MUSIC, Crusaders. e. antique
Law Vases ebony Card Table, Velvet Carpets
ish Easy Chairs. Bronze Clock month"; oil Paint
tnfs BY Kousseau inmsI. Huntington Cole, Lcgrsnd and
MAsNiFiCENr SEVEN OCTAVE PlANoFoarE,
Ieu iek Aia cnAe our round cFncrs, finished all round
fnaid with pearl solid pear kcya $500 Music Rack
rosewood Stool, covered in brocadc embroidered Cloth
Cover Books and Music; Hall rosewood astsnd Oilcloh.
sir CARPETS &c. Cbambeiy second Richly.carved
10 wood Bedseas, si lie Louis XIV Bureaus and Com
NOES 10 MATCH Wardrobe Dressing AMI Toilet Tables.
Shawn. Stands Boshsands Couch Aim Chairs Curtxns
shades Cornces Hair Mnessos Beds and Bending
9very kind Tea Sets Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery
Dinins Table, oak Diaing Asin Chairs, As.
y" tnponement Cartmcn In attendance 10 cart pack
SAP goods FOR purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

IlENHY ~ LEEDS A co. AUcTIONEERS -yNLU-
IL bile COLLECTION on paIntins, Sseches. 3e-HENhf
II. LEEDS co. wil sell a. auction IT, sday evcng
February ~ nj az noloc<, the Derby Gaery No Us
Broadway, valuable Collection Of Pttnfes, sndics.
Sketches Ac. panea bv 7. Addison RiCharls artist
szitng Of IyD original work.. embracing fnised
Lsndclpes Views flom harr ns1g, all tlr States os
the Union great variety Of Flut and Flower tc
which vii be exhibition ~ above on and afe Tnursday
1911
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

E,DwARp sISrzENIcH. .AUCT1ONEER.
IL HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
ByD W. IVES co, 1855 and i57 ay, this day
FRIDAY, FEB. 20 AT O'CLOCK.
Bay Horse old warranted sound kind ard gentle.
Sold for OF
S40O.
Congressional hand Coure but little used. by private
family.
R0ckaways--Three eIccent second hand Rockawsys.
Top Bugges.-Four first Leather Top Buggies,
best work and finish.
Open Wagons.-Six and second hand Open Wagons
HarnessTwcnty single and double strong to
Gne; excellent assortment.
Now on view Catalogues morning of sale.
INDWARD SINTZEHICH AUCTIONEER.
II ELEGAET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
by d ". IVES 4 Co. at 625 Broadway, at II ecock.
THIS DAY,
very choice well class Furniture
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT pARLUk SUITS,
OAK AND WALNUT DINING SUITS,
OAK AND WALNUT LIBRARY SUITS.
Also Lounges Hall Furniture Easy Chairs. Fancy Tables
de-. Now view.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
EDWARD ScHHNCR, AUcTIONEER.
IL SCPEEB OIL PAINTINGS
10 be peremptorily sold oa
FOREIGN ACCOUNT.

by EDWARD SCHENCK, this day Goth inst at II O'Clock,
hts ssesroo is broadway suporb collection of first
class Oh Paintings have just from Europe by
steamer. Among them VIII be found
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
SALES AT AUCTION.
CCRAnTON COAL Ar AUCTION
~ OsrIoF or AWARE, LACKAwAKA Arm WEyrKKn
HxItu 10 4

CcRAnTON COAL AT AUCTION.
~ OSFIok or rHK DELAWARE. IsACKAwAKA Arm WErEHal
EFN sNsh RAILROAD 90, ss William street. :
, = Nsf M Ngw Yong, Feb, 10, Is6y }
The miners having work the sale Il coal al public
auttign hunouneed w le Board Of Msnagers sd
day OF December is6. VIII take place "Wednesday, the
a5ri day OF February 1868 et ~ csck ~ room
used as the henhanls Exchange No 26 ana kchsnge
,otco Tons or FREsfi MikIb scRANroa GOAL.
embracing al the isuA szes and deliverable ieir depot
E1abeshpot. n J sfter the st Of Msrrh nest They viii
refa such nuoon sales on o. about the Goth OF zach month
during the year 1858 tNI4
The sale viii be positive Each put up Wi; be sold TO
the highest bidder bids, wha,eyer being
made for account of or on behalf Of the company
Fifty cents per ton in bznkabln funds paid At the
time and place OF sale and he balance In like funds
within ton days thereafter and the coal taken within
thirty days fiom tho dly OF unless
structe1. Buyers who WISH, however. have add
tona thirty days for tikinS the delivery % their purchases
ten days above specified Iuerest ann Im
VIII in such cass oe charged 90 the balance, from the
stipulated Tor inent untl paid. and twenty psr
ton cover thc expenses o; stocking ths coabo 10 be
The other conditions of ssc will he substantially those
hitherto accepted by all purchasers, by private couiract
coal delivered NJ Elxsbehpor far applicable The
coal VIII be dre uirect tho.r arrival
from the mines when rwise from the
Stock Thesr conditions VIII De modified meet the wants
With reliable avenue from the Larkawanns and Wyom
lng valleys 70 hc.wAlsr opgn every she
days excepted requiring but ~ hours for his tanst The
trans the a, antages OF such alo and the superior
don in which the coal vii be delivered, apparent
they doubL this selling will couinend Itself
suiners, whose cooperation isrespecttuly invited
q. X ROBERT. President
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
A ssroNEE's SALE or CABINET aAKsEs STOCK.

IL M y.
Wi on Friday February 20 and saur,ny, .ls. inst
iU. O'Clock each day. sacsroom 10 Nassau greet, by
dct o. assi.ne rosewood, mahoeanT and walnut Paglor
chamber ard Dining Room Furniture Library DO iu O
Paintings, Bookcases sidebcards. together with iarse
assortment OF mcdlm class Furniture.
Also,
~ virtue Of cbatel not.sge, sgenera, assolmcn, Of
hand Furniture. Brussels Thrpc.Piy AMI Ingr,in
s'irs, Beds Bedding ac. worthy the attention or TIE
tfaas 4rid others. II
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

and others from the studios OF the Belgian school
The above are now on exhibition. with catalogues.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

WIN. Writers. AUCTIOXEER. Will SILL THIS
w day, at o'clock al i Canal street the entire Frni-
te OF large lonsa hne carpes vyut Tapestry Three
ingram and other narpeis oicioths Mirrnis Curtains
Parlor Rns, Centre Tables Rocking other Chairs,
Dressing Bureaus Wsshstnnds Bed,eads Mattresses Beds
Bsudug China Glass and SILVER Ware Stores NIL other
goods for housekreping also sewing Machine Psnofoe
~ borep soap On Saturday Fulton Public
AdministIaors OF 40 volumes Law Books, DC.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
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Tf aut - aNf ssM ah AslE ft8stg E. ~.
asIsttc cf ~ a.h.1tfa ~ nl tfff sss+t ~ -
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

g HERMAN 4 CO. ArcTIoNEERs- sALEsRooN
-. rs bowery will sell this day 9k O'Clock virtue
OF chatte mortgage hn contents OF the CARRIAGE and
Wagon Manuf,cory 96 Broome street consisting large
lot OF Lumber Iron, steel Bellows. Tools &c Sale positive
BY order OF l.. BkO-E. Morlgagce.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
4. 5. WHITLEY, Aito. ney Tor Mortsa gee

7 PUBLIC ArCTIoS-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
~ on Clinton svenuc eet: SIDE thrl toor north Of A.
The consists of u hpil 1SNlD.
by and ali the moiern Improvements; stable
accommodating three nd and los OF
ground iai viii. clocs frait tine the bay.
stacn island and Jerse ncecssioe from ali ne ferries
th,rly minute, from the Seshauts Exchange New York
TLc property be Viewed any before ~ A. " after
NP NJ Fcr bills and luil larficnarS inqure of LEWIS
ksE6cB, ~ W all street. Sse take place Tbur day, Feb.
n.fe . n..l...l.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

~ 4. cIuLroS ArCtiuvrEk
sARnELs or WHITE HkANs cpIphnyhD yhD =
go, NJ a. Nayot'a s'erehoas., u Aesny street p'r
- srrels White Besus . r.
,hfrr t;Trrcn, ruahties viz
Ne q Nv barrels.
80 :, 54 d1.
NJ q Vi DO. -, 80. -, , I,
.4rsS A n >csasrsi n gursis;snoe, Z : 4.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

A IENog AND BASS, FIRST CLASS Win BEST
n ety rrferenccs, desire positions in tome fro.stani
choir TITS ciy. A.so wanted q tht sdurtts a
cend hand Bohn FLUTE straight preferred Root ~
No. tnNcr.ity plsce.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

1kRs okiFFfS, - gFAsn sfnFhT NLw YUEk
~ opposite OIL 1nttfA. snu ~ NUt0n ffff Hru4a
lyr A. user4ug fur ~ psft et 10 thea 4ief-a Art
itln ff.,h. Wlth without .lt3 fin1 a.
- Epi. o. r'an. fgs. ktFtf tuAtef w. lI a
fsoil per ,.a,h o. st,ef rubber ~ itfIs.afe =
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

DRoOKLys ACADEMY or MUSIC
GERMAN OPEKA
LAST PERFORMANCE ~ BEOOKLYN
NINETY EIGHTH OPERA NIGHT
SATURDAY, .isr iEPRuARy.
DEG fREIsCHuTI
lrand romantic opera ~ fous afs W CARL MARIA von
WEBER
New scenery. dresses, aprsn, and r'nsr es~s.s
CARL ANStHITZ D6reAnr.
Raseft ed Sea 10 cens Psrgur snd B.icony ~ ossts
Fauiy Circle 2o oents. Bog ofIGg open.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

BkwraS. NoyefnberS 4 is5s.
The above collection u nov opon for erhbtos free
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-25
Notes.

The Government, as yet, has no notice that
any of the Treasury notes have been counter
feitcd but it is known that some of the lower
denominations have been raised to represent
larger amounts than the original issue. To de-
tect them, we would recommend that the follow
ing descriptions of the various denominations,
be kept in a convenient place for reference
Ones-Vig. large oval portrait of Chase on
left end. er5 ss.s
Twos-Vig. large oval portrait of Hamilton
on lower left center.
Fiycs-Likeness Of Hamilton on right end;
statue of female, representing America, on the
left end.
Tens-Vig. eagle on upper center, oval por.
trait of Lincoln on upper left end.
Twenties-Vig. statue of female with shield
and sword. representing America, in center of
note.
Fifties-Vig. large oval partrait of Hamilton
on upper left center. HI z5 -tera=a sro=i
Ore Hundreds--Vig. large spread-cagle on
rock on upper left end.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-25
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
LET THE DEMOCRACY ORGAN
IZE. ~

Nearly every one of our contemporaries in
the State are urging the organization of Demo
cratic clubs in their several counties We
are glad to note this. 1t comes OPPORTUNITY,
and holds out a bow of promise amid the fear
full clouds which have been hanging SO dark
and are still darkening around us, 1t is an
evidence that the sober second thought is re-
turning to the people, hat they are beginning
to look at the results of the two years of Adolf
ton misrule, and to count the cost, in blood
and treasure, Of the crazy, ~fanatical scheme; of
attempting to conquer ard subjugate eight
millions of American citizens,-kindred in
blood and language and Of a common interest
with themselves. 9a3 Q
Shall the Democracy of Ashland county be
behind their brethren in other sections Of tie
State in this good work ? We trust not. In
devotion to their principles, in loyalty to the
government of their fathers, they will yield to
none. Let us to work, then. We cannot Jc-
gin too soon. Let us prepare by the orsaniaa-
ton of Democratic Clubs in every township
and school district in the county and let our
motto be, "1HE UNION AS IT WAS AND THE
CONSTITUTIONS AS IT is,'-a free press, free
speech, freedom Of opinion, and a government
of ,Rhite men administered for the benefit
of WHITE MEN. Ia oasr7 asa EfG-
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TELEGRAPHEC.
Washington,-Eeb. 2l

s- hdSHihSl OH, HSDz-Al. IL
Rosecrans t~elegraphed to the War Depart
ment a day or two ago that rebel officers in a
conversation under a flag of truce had remark
ed: "XVell, you have got Vicksburgaat last. "
No confirmation has, however, been received,
and its truth is doubtful.
ai New York, Feb. 21.
The Wor1d's Washin gton special says:
-Four humid ed sailors left yesterday for Ad.
miral Porter's Mississippi feet,
New York, Feb. %.
The, Times Washington dispatch says:
The War Department las no information OF
disaster to our forces at Port Hudson 3.H
Gen Butler was offered the command OF
the expedition against Ficksburg, but de-
clined. afeet IA i. toaH
The Heraza's dispatch states that the Vir.
ginia roads are becoming good, and army
moveme is are becoming possible. abr
1r Fortress Monroe, Feb. 2-.s
The Richmond Enquirer says there are ru-
mors of an advance of the Yankees on Middle
Tennessee.
Cannonading was heard on Wednesday last
in front, and also in the direction of Beech
Grove, where Gen. Buford, with his Brigade
of Kentucky Cavalry, is stationed.
The Texas Flag of the I'd inst. has accounts
of an invasion of our rebel soil by the Mexican
banditti, who are stealing horses, cattle, &c.
Capt. Belevida's company was attacked in
Seapata county and all their horses stampeded .
They also captured and hung Juardo Weller,
Chief Justice of Seapata county.
About 500 Mexicans have been organized
for the purpose of %plundering cur frontier, and
their acts are approved by the Mexican au
on the Texas side of the Rio Grande, and
sopoa IF fhom IRE under the TT g fac
New York, Feb. %.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th ex-
presses great. indignation against Druyn De
L'Huys' peace plan. It scouts all idea of me-
diation, and says tho only commissioners they
have are Lee, Beauregard, Longstreet, John
ston and jackson.
In reference to the proposed conference it
says: 1t is well known he Washington Gov
ernment refuses the suggestion. Conferences
are good and battle is good, but both together
would be too much. The French Emperor
was snubbed by England and lcetured by the
United States, will he end as he ought to have
begun, by recognizing the, Confederacy and
sending a Minister to Richmond? Until he
brings himself to that point the Confederates
will no moro thank him for his interference
than the Yankees. Co.
The Enquirer pretends to have an account
OF a succeSslul aItacs ny roIFest upon Oen'
JEFF. C. Davis Union forces at Franklin, on
the 18th dispensing the Yankees in every d.
~rection, they retreated towards Nashville.
CHICAGO, Feb. %.
A special from Memphis of Saturday says
Advices from Vicksburg Of the 18th state
that active hostilities Fad commenced that
day.
The mortar boats were towed into position
above tie city and opened briskly. Effect
unknown. Three confederate batteries re-
sponded. Our position was soon found to be
too exposed, and was changed and the bonn
bardment renewed. -
The gunboat Ipdianoo, which run the block
nde, had provisions and coal sufficient for
three months. ,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-25
Does the Administration Mean to
Force CIVIL War at the North.

I'VE had supposed" says the Pennsylvania
Patriot and onion, "tEst even ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, crazy as he seems 20 be, would Eesi-
tate to make war upon the DcmoGracy-we
mean real war, with common, musketry, srord,
bayonet,a and all the dread implements of death,
but if We can believe Forney to be his mouth
his sentiments, we are on the eve of bloody
times; FOR E IS NOTHING MORE CERTAIN
HAN THAT THE DEMOCRACY INTEND TO
HOLD THE POSITION THEY lave CHOSEN COME
wHAT MAY. Gentlemen of the Abolition par.
ty, fire Grst. We are ready to meet you with
the ballot or bayonet when you choose
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-25
a Mike, a Hartford hostler, was ordered

sg- Mike, a Hartford hostler, was ordered
to saddle one of the horses aud bring him to
the door. After considerable delay Mike at
length led up the gallant stecd, but with the
pummel of the saddle turned unambitiously
tail-word. The proprietor shortly appeared,
and after the commissions of laughter at the
grotesque appearance of the rig had sufficient.
ly subsidized to enable him to speak, he asked
Mike if that was the way they put on the cad
die in the old country. A sudden CLEAN of
intelligence shot &C ess the honest face of the
Irishman, as he burst out, with the air of one
who had discovered a secret, "Faith, your
honor, an sure [ didn't obsarve which way
the horse stood. - 4hs- a- ----.-.s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-25
NOTICE.

Margaret NIilligan, Civil Action, Court, of Com
John I Lewis, 4 fg1 o 5bfos in IN 1 Atfaehne seah
TINHE above named Defendant, resident of the
i 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, in said
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 aftersthe 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 saidJohn Lewis is hereby notified that he is
required 10 appear and answer said Petition on or
before the 25th day of April. A. D.. 1868. r77e
... h. t. J. KENNY, Atty for Plaf.
Feb,y 25. 1s63-n39 CIV.