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MlDr.oS GARDEN
~ Lessee and Manager ........... WIN. Wheetley
but one cf ae
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
GREAT TRAGIC ARTIsL
Miss BATEMAN Hr
fsdays trday ana sAtuia
Of tho
WONDERFULLY sUccRssr on
newpiay Vi
LEAH.
THE FOkShKEN
adsp'ed from the German by Augnsiin J. Dsiy EN-
which hAs been performed more than
SEVENTY NIGHTS
10 oVerfowing houses and VIII be withdrawn this
wees IN ooernce to earnest made at the boz
that
MISS BATEMAN
would appear
ONCE MORE
GREAT CHARACTERS
which identified with her which she first gained
the
BRILLIANT POSITION
she holds with the New York pgbc before ahe takes
h.r departure from the city,
most esteemed and gifted living
INTERPRETERS or HUMAN PASSIONS.
MISS BATEMAN
Will be supported BY most powerful company among
whoa are the excellent .rtss, Mr.. L. X. Shewel Mr..
J. Mccullough Mr.. J. o. Barnett, Mr. Harry Pearson Mr..
lsan!n Mr.. q. III. Wilson, Mr.. Geo. Andtews.Mrs j. w.
LaarrPan Mrs. II y. GralAn and Mrs Skerreti.
original and beautiful Eeenery by Nj. j. H. Sewyn; orr
gnal music compose expressly this piece
lips The music and full chorus under the direction liar
Box BOOK OPEN THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
Doors open at ~ Performance commences at O'Clock
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ABICyEsxEyTs.
UrkLLACK's.

ANitSEMFNTS.
WkLLAcKs - (BE0INs AT g.
w OVER HEFDKR iI)
-. I'll y ENfNINI tEHuHSDAY),
TNELfIH hlnhf o. HoLsotts sterling and justly cee.
bracd i've act Comedy TIE
ROAD TO RUIR
with the great cast that las stamped this play OF tho
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NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
1N,,vv, AM, ciiAkgk oy TINE ,o.

SUMNER AhHtNgENENr commencing MONDAY, Mar
10 lsb3 Trains will leave Twenty sitfh street fepyf-
For Aibnrl--0 ~ A. ", stopping A. NiIismabfi1g~
While fslnA BEDFORD, croOn Pals, ans oil stations unffl4
N Cba hain rhstl am ceaifr, kiuterhgf AMI Disfs
connecting Nh New tark teBfai H4ilfdAf FOR ~
west AM With the northern Raro.d fcf raratoEa aff
ryihta ssrth.
F0r Cro,on rAlls--s ~ A. N stopping ~ stspna
pinv a. ~ stafiona -
For white Piains-s.isP " from white street. depot
tor Do.-r Paias-sP NJ, soyplng a. waite Pi4iss ans
alta llns soffh ~ Dover
for NJ ID a.astrit r--iis E,gwfis s. sls sni
eSlP s.. aiotplnE ~ al fsAtcuF
kETthsfss. VIII. fEAFK
Al1shv--fiuA ". arrival 81 H1.fhHFa ar Nfaf-n
tlafrs, stopiuf ~ ~ athas siaaf
$50 beaigsd Waite b. sins ana W i4auisflfIts
t,DfsI ftsn.s - A. y. stsplfaH kAtlona %
anf s. " hits Plates
gfoinu Fahs--s sisepln9 Al a. sisf ore
Uuiie ifAins-ss ~. T. IA n. izs ttsr.p .sfassns
JDrs btR'uilD ~sr-fa.rps-nt
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TIE STRANGER
The profound aud powerful effect produced b. the
senson OF The above play ia all and interesting
portions and the Joyous laughter produced by the
exceeded anything before put upon the stage OF
this theatre.
SATURDAY,
THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
THE FINE OLD kk0LIsH GENTLEMAN.
MONDAY Bulwers great play Of
TUESDAY.
CELEBRATED PlAY (never acted hcre)
WITH NEW SCENERY, NEW COSTUMES AND A
SPLENDID CAST
wnaIee repeated In rsy.d succession, AMERICANS
QUER LOVE AND MONEY A BOLD STROKE FOR
HUSBAND. SPEED THk PLOUGH. CURE FOR
THR HEARTACHE and The SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
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AURA KEENES TfEEATRE.
Ia Mrs. Jane English, during the second week. OF her
snmms, season n LaAsa Keenc's theatre WIN Offer .
bill which, ior variety and attraction believes 70
b. unequansd In the cay. With her troupe, a.
Denis whlon she ha1 twst imported from France a. I'M
mense expenss she " ~ nightly pantonimcs
unsurpassed In execuos AIRED by magnAoens rope d.
vertisscmeat and bals Her entertainment will hereaftes
b stey N sooosdAncs With that heretofore blo
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II II. LUDLOW CO., AUCTIONEERa
II. EXECUTORS SALE
OF MODERN AND ANCIENT ORIGINAL
PAINTINGS, FINE PROOF ENGRAVINGS

Z, II. LUDLOW CO; ;,z AU CT
PAINTINGS. sEIS r yX ESdKAvINds.
KH LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, ON Thursday
and Fray svcpnss May % and - at ocGSs each even
2, I M osr s y ss e
gallery Original on Painting. Of British and
Water Colored Paintings and 9atuary removed for
cy from ss Fs IN
Two oA'''' ''''' THOMAS sIDNER COOPER. A. r. A.
- HERRING.
Four beautiful Landscapes By
One sketch dogs Head, by .nns.rp ,.,,,.n,..,..
One ("rhe Confession') by
soSn. puadse Inc before the
Battle OF Khlecranke ~ gvr. p.pvvo
Several by orie Armfeld oddic Brewerton. Rofe. Ans
' One splendid Hssai srecmen. Flock of sheep by
scyers 81
E Rli;,,. Eliza Eliza Sharp. Se ..as.,,x
s Sa"d,s pav. 0es'0"' hr'"er'A'
In all about $50 splendid specimens Of Of dGeren. Br
Paintings OF the Continental school,
One Painting BY Leutze As Tle Burning Of the whoa,
Feds" lor%ers in lie soec,on q ssa late O LeSpn
Also an SMALL e. m% Ell o' sTA
Guardian Angel ST. Ccci Hand; basso relieve Faith.
The Gallery WIN be on exhibition on and :sS asSSrs,y
"Wednesday previous to the sale, from A. NJ. to9P ~
II Is seldom fine collection of Paintings Of the British
ders many years ahead The specimens of Gsno@s and
other fine. many others In
cuiated Tor gallery or drawing room
Catalogues be had, application and after Friday
So '-'''' - '"' '''S y X H. LUDLOW 4 CO.,
No. Pine street, Broadway.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRANS ron Al
IL bsny. Troy the NORTH and West leave Chambers
4, aud :. A ~ and sis and 100 r n. ssd on sun.
days ~ r. ~, from Thrtieth street Jcks,s may -
prveured ~ any Of lbc Offices Of wEsTCOfTs EXPRESS
IN View YORK and Brookiyn aud baggage checked al the
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U6WAED sIxr1DNfCH, AUCTToNEEE- by 10 W
~ ivks CO.. iss ant I57 Frosdaay, on Friday NAV
III a one clos shall s<ii sslsnoom ,sr.r
50 OF Csfrs.rs Harn3zs aud some ysry Ia fiorssc
esstEusn w v Merrsvs eAgsrs
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IL Nassau street, opposite the Post once MINER
sOAERyfLLE will sel A. auction At their salesfoom 81
Nassau street Frday May r. at 101s o'clock general
nsncc Of sai. conss'ins OF ysivc, Medallion tapestry
Three Ply and Ingram Carpets; Suit
bro stei mahogany do Brocstci and Lace Curtains
gauy and blAch walnut Bed,com fornnrc, black walnut
hoxany BOOKCASES Lonnsc, Chairs ioths Hair Matcs
II Hnr Cushions In crimson and plush OAK Fr
nirrc &C., 40. ~ " ocock sersnt rosewood octave
Piano round corners with all the latest improvements Of
ma krfs. cos. 24iO = - ~
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A MEXICAN THEATRE.
THE MONSTER STAR COMPANY.
HOUSES CROWDED FROM PARQUEr TO DOME
UNBoUNDED BURSTS or ENTHUSIASM
INVOLUNTARY EXPLANATIONS or DELIaH1.
THG GREATEsr COMPANY OF THE AGE.
before been Witnessed.
First week of the p'Psa;ST E sfSPpHS comedian
Cont,nued success OF The great comic artist. tt
S oHAklEs c c9EtISs GH AkE coLtS Ss
Grand triumph Of the new pantomIms
MAGIC FLUTE.
MAFFIT and BARTHOLOMEW
CHARLEY WHITE
wan. 'e" 'A''e'' - J IA s'S %nSs s,'s'AA
TIE chE A.sn ETnI S a u Tho y
Miss Frances Leroy.
PAUL BRILI.ANTs GRAND CORPS De BALLET.
all In monster , dyerained proramms; u
u GRAND CONCERT, AT
IRVING HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING" May ~, isy.
on which occasion the following distinguished artists have
PROMISES MADAME BERrIrA JoHASxsEs,
AND THE MgMBEns Or THK PHILHARMONIC
OkCiEsTRA.
and the door evening concert Concert
will commence al o'clock
THB NATIyITY.-ON EXHIBITION, AT 6s7 BROAD.
aJ Sy TSs. Mss Che
Micah, Crucinxfon and Resurrection. Open from A NJ
10 10 NJ. Admission 20 cents
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wi xora getirel nTfarahce other nsc.s4srv
regulates % make home hstg arr silnied ln case -
offered, @iih heart
ton of honsreulr nam b. t~.f arr ren
tued ~ yoang Issn. y lcsfs 81 N flsfe
erc0sri IN snsssl h ~iilltl lara - la %.
hdepcrl. Address BefiinH. kcw bosk Fo-f orcs.
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nj rs rIE REQUEST or me sUBscRfgpR 7

open oorresp villa young lady or pr~p,s &C.
ina app arance with mairfin0ny Such lady nst
b. o meiinm height intellectual mind ana reNo
taste b. qtaiuicd with zoe usual nrcpmpshsnenls
aud well tersed in the The artsrfihsr 10 ID .fs
sent in the army po-essed o. cotnteiecn an l. ,oy.
sdtrrd rooi o1siug Aiiress wiz ylt. In stret
e.nadsrre Nerr a. al Thigd bv.s.
firN DIVISION. rhird corps Dame. Nsshir gton H. q
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AmUhEMENTs.

A oADkMr o. huSIl. ITALIAN OPERA
IA BEhstlT Of slNkOK BElIINI
On SAlUADAv, MAY ~. AI,fOnK r. n
- GRAND COhBlNATiON MATINEI
The entire Of the now and hr laat opera ~
lOsk.
ana The fourth act Of verdi .lebraied opera OF
hiGOLErrO
Full particulars Ia future adv e rtiscmen,A
NEW BOwERY TnEAFRE
IN Sole Proprietor ................M Mr. J w LinssrS
THURSDAY. asy ii, 1855 ""s>N
Twenty Third night OF
NIB EDDY
GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS
HOUSES CROWDED TO REFLECTION.
Immense suacras ~
DICK TuEgiK N FRANCE
Hailed NJ each representation with
-, SHOWS or DELIGHT
Mn r. EDDY
49, AS I.ck TukffS.
The roaring farce OF
ana the drama OF the
:. nDi ER S BRIDE
Mrs W - Jones. Miss Hathaway, Mr. BI0okes Mr.. Mo-.
Den hr. hnhan Mr. q. LlnssFd. Geo Esane. &C.
Tomorrow evening. benefit of
H. EDDY
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III Nassau street, opposite tho Post oace.-MINER 4
sOMERvfLLE will sell al auction Thursday May n. Al
y oclock their sslesroo 81 Nassau street FOR
OF whom concern, TO ray al large ele
CANT Cluster Diamond Pin, several Single Stone Diamond
Plus and Rings about Eve carat. OF Lose Diamonds and
Gold Enamelled Diamond Set Watches also lnmedla
afser the lewciry Ac large I'm. invoice OF Silver Plated
Ware consisting Of Ice Pitchers. Casters Cake Baskets
Butter Coolers, Forks. Spoons. &C., Ac.
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MUSICAL.

AN ELEGANT AND RICHLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
finished ali round containing every modern
% and % sofa ,nSn ns .y sesse S.. n
owner sminept professor and warranted by the
gain Also some choice ssiieiss OF Parlor FURNITURE Xp
ply Immediately Al 2is West Fourteenth street. Eighth
NEW FULL SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
he modern oversruns bass. full Iron
10 Bleester stree. where the asoys piano owned BY Nr
Cost 800 Cali and Judge FOR yourselves qai.e
q ave- ey and win $ price, Am about
A SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO wANTED-IH GOOD
"A order well finished In exchange for Lots Of Ground
on the Harlem Railroad near fremont dpot Can at no
MAGNiFIcENr "a OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte FOR sae a sacrifice richly carved legs aud
mem fo. round corner. mad. 70 o!as5 Tor sub
@ er nsans s'ie ovs cost .s VI: q
."e s%"s " NO. 40 west '"sHn'a MibDIEro Ss''
Az ELEGANT AND RICHLY CARVED RosEwooD
ssy Ell oss,e r.nSf1r' Win for round
s ps. s an. l o Sn p.a 1' e sr. Gs % @s
Gamer by eminent proe warranted BY tie manu-.
er srse yss .c eesS r sr r a. se lar
ply immediately at 2i5 West Fourteenth street Eighth
A FIRST CLASS = OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A LARGEST sealcl. iron fame, overs,rung bnss round
Rrved legs powerful ac worth si1S Tor
sale for ti25 cash; only used and fully.
ranied. Call 81 ~ Allen street
MusIc--INsInUCTloy on THE PIANO AT % PER
street Canal aiso 81 H0rao Of
iagioa. and 2. !ss we,. Thirty sixth street.
nRGASIsr AND CHOIR AN oRgASIsT Aso QUAR-.
ei Choir accustomed 10 the service Of the Epis opal
church, may be engaged at low rates. Address D. =. H.
Herald ONCE.
CfGNoR ANTONIO BARTLt HAS THE PLEAsuRE no
y Announce " his friends and pubic renerni
that HI. konsn1a. "AnCelina with Italian aud English
words. has been published aud sas at hs pfe
sent Residence No. 81 West Eleventh street aud bly,
Zarhsris Go. o. sole agents, 6i9 broadway.
SOPRAso wASTED-FoR CATHOLIC CHURCH
> In william sbarg must be good reader. iih a clear
aud erful voice. To competent person LIBERAL
will be pad Address Organ. boH 80 Post oaies
THE GREKNBAcK POLKA. ARRANGED POR BRASS
bands price 81 Address osear Coon, % John a.. n v
VIOLIN AND PIASO.--USIoN COLLECTION
ADbout any Of most popa Opera Melodies hArtes,
Pokas Wsnyes &c, arranged n duets. 10. Evening
Hour for violin and piano. No NO One ~ Love.
No 2-rrnb TrQt 0alop. No 3-Hailecks Marlb No -
FREDEEIcK BLUxg sos Bower.
e70 WILL BUY VERY GOOD o. MAHOGANY
y case Piano, With Stool IL Ia perfect order and has
fret rate action Call ~ The piano cheap
eman long unsold. 81 40 Wooster street.
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SALES AR AUCTION.
HENRY II. LEEDS CO.. AUCTIONRER5
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION or MODERN
Al t PICTURES .0
hhNkY II. LEEDS co. will sell at auction on Thurs
day and Friday evenings May 81 and2 aa III O'Clock each
evening. At the Dusseldorf Gallery CAS- Broadway over
Dr. Chapin's church.
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION or MopxRN
PICTURES,
being the richest and most costly assembage OF works Of
Art we have probably pleasure OF Offering con-
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They are now ON exhbltion above res, with eata
logue. aud we would recommend lovers the hnc
pay early visit TO The coecsIOn the opportunity
amning Il at their leisure being then probably
crowded. 1T-T
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INSTRUCTIONS.

A GOOD HAsDyRlTIscI cgAEsSrEED TO ALL Y
Instruction o n @ nd
Academy removed % S BroaaTay EGa street
as AMI Afs A .s s,ss,1 70 @
including stationery. No classes. in.raeon thorough
A SPANISH LADY WILL MAKE TRANsLATroSs
and s SsIs s:;s.s a. her .r ..:.s
discpulo Apply at 50 University place.
y1vSe LADr COMPETENT 10 70 IssrsucT IN
eneh and bs%nr @shs ana WISHING sSss
pess or :. re.asn, soverns.; private family where
renee given and required. Address II. j. H. station =,
ALI BooKKEErIsa. wsTIIys, ARITHMETIC,
se. $50 Bese r. s sss 81 Fu SS
disabled soldiers and to the families Of soldiers generally.
| A CITY SCHOOL REQUIRES FRENCH LADY PAR.
yoap "a, % o o
saa snsn sshe sp 80 CAD nroH w0odman
~ wilh re.pceshls family IN when would De-
,o e gr. or eo,s 70 Instruct IN ,hs general Of
essera sassi y d,.i Ens:S masters. Address
CrASIsn fAs6tloE-A naive sfISiARb IA
good reference S1sn Address r. iieTaia sree p'''e'
VoUTIIsI HOME BOARDING scHeoI.-oy 4 FARu
foot Of cbamssss New Yos ~ soS fsG%
per year. For circulars address the Principal, ,,,,r
MATRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN, ny BIRTH EDUCATION AND Asso.
ss srsnr ~ lbs oily iso"rcsd By To- SisS .enss 81
aa, o. ea sa poio nss.p " S sns g
as - sS,.,s, heart With view . ms.@ony whe.
treated VIII an honornss csnnSsn ASarsss walter
SINCLAIR. Union square Post Office, New YORK.
A YOUNG LADY or SEVENTEEN WISHES TO COR.
n A Va les IA
s %s have awe ss. ss,: Ard n.r
very plump .mslr band. ard fss,.nd g.s ,.i In lose
YORK.. ''''' ~" wv '"''' 's"
An AMERICAN LADY, A WIDOW or ss or TINE
az a s .ns po s o. 2,
.1s =" Ss' ~ 70 sg =, ws
With View ms,rmoay mas o. bsse.n ne .s.s o
and ~. Addrs.. for oas weed, NJ. A o. wIIl. ny
YOUNG LADY OF, TWENTY WISHES TO Yonx
WITH means IN view TO msrmony Adares. juno. Md
YOUNG cEsrLENAs. Agour % YEARS ov AGE.
nc % O some young isdy swe.n ne d
sna s s., v s.pa.sn sss aa, =. h.adcm,
ssssD. Xsdrsss fr.Si stamford Pos. once .scs saSs
A YOUNG LADY ov AyyEcuoSArE Drsposrrros. I
@ 70 ps cs w yf a 81 d.s. s es
With view TO msinmony. Address Horsnse Bollknat,
correspon ence villa young lady OF prepJsqss
AIM Ssab - an ,n,san ssh la lay n
;ssss must 81 aisu,ed With u-uai ssesmp.h sns,s
sent in he army. po.s.s.sd o. All 4. los.
sastss E9o o21 - ysr ~ ssrs = 49,.
firsi dvi.lon rhird corps asr'ne. Nashlrgion. u q
1fArRIuoSIsI.-TiIg Agyac1I1xs o. LADY OF
AVA sVs - sns ts 6. ar s.a " - .se
,he 'ac,e oa.'.a = .s I. ,,rs ssar .ss.ns ai.Aa
uon q - honsrsor nam. y iphf st- A. trss arr
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TO conclude with the iAs time the new farce OF
SOMEBODY'S COAT.
sHoJrs or LAUaHrRR AND APPLAUSE
Mr. Smsshington. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. 8. Clarke
FRIDAY. Hd-fsrewcil beuent OF j. 4. Clarke.
hendAS 35th-yestvali Opera Troupe.
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A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED TO ALL IN
"A ten lessons Practical instruction in bookkeeping and
business Affairs. Separate for private instruction
Academy removed to 7 Broadway corner OF Eighth street
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EoWLpD srxTzExIcu. AUC7roSsER
~ EAECurgEs SALE ~ TIE.


Tho prcpcuy OF the tate DR.. Abbott. OF Cairo, Egypl
Dy ID. w. IVES CO. At the Derby Gnllery (front) 62S
nre.lway on MONDAY evening Nay ;a At " o'clock
nap sbosc sngps which WI BE- found very rare
sooloeions and which call tbs especial attention
4oonoours collectors and all Interested w acquiring
DOE er10na picture. The exam pies inc udr
Qste6 Dow Diericy. Van Bsmrusll,
Moiben. Lfnglsbach, Brauwer
9ubsns. ysnico, Pic,rs De corsoua,
0gnaaL wouycrmanA Ostsfe,
Albert Dursr Berxhem. Caro-
YA0la verofe.e Cuyp, Cared
ysafcrwcr. Grense. Carlo Morrci
eodoma, Srssterinsp, IA vator Rosa
ia addition 10 tho above shsl sell ~ order Of the
scutors OF Stephen ~ Chester several surn Works OF Art
Ncinding avery Enacsnt picture Mnro deelared,ote
mos only original but ons of the nneg specimens OF the
Rosa de T~oli. r. Van Wort, Yande.veidc
These will b. on exhibition from Tuesday
evening Until time o. sale and caiaiosyes delivery
EDwAnD rE1rlyuER. kUcTIoxErn, 40 so WALL
contained N tha srs uroeery al runfh avenue Thirty
1rst srccv. consisting o hns shevc Goods
sglccs Fr,i,s Wins Lq'iors Eslr,ris, kc, Shelving
johns. Boies Psrrcis. sundrics, &c. A.
Horse srs,pr,s Wagon. Harness Blankets a. Sale posi-,
two whoIt .ew--r. -
ar rt % n
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-24
The Wolf on the Walk.


Col BAKER, the abolition candidate for Rep
rescntative, has been travelling from house to
hause over the Eastern part of the county, beg
ging the honest farmers to vote the abolition
ticket. The Colonel seems to imagine that he
can make the farmers believe they have not had
enough of war enough of terror enough of blood,
enough mourning and sorrow.
All, G. lonel you can get the hirelngs OF this
corrupt administration to support you; the tax
a sess RS, the tax gatherers, the provost mar
shals. the enrolling officers, draft officers; all
who are growing rich upon the toll and blood OF
the laboringpeople are heartily with you because
you are the representative Of their interests and
will go for continuing the war to accommodate
them. But the men who compose the bone ant
sin ew of the country, those whose daily toll pay'
the taxes, those who are opposed to having
themselves and their sons drafted to fight to free
the niggers and place them on an equality will
white people, have had enough of the infamous
rule of your wicked party and they will not vot'
for you
| Coionei, you 'eh '"o PeoP'o .ou "fo INV 81
abolitionst Did you not vote for LINCOLN IL
lsG07 Did you not approve of the abolition o
slavery in the District of Columbia Did vol
not approve Lincolns Proclamation7 Do yot
not approve of arbitrary arrests? Do you not
sustain LINCOLN in suspending the writ of habea'
corpus? Are you not in favor of the conscrip
:ion law7 Is there any act in NIL the catalogue
of LlNcoLS's despotism, in all his violations o.
liberty and law, that does not meet your approv
all
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order of
PIOhafe Court.

ON Tuesday, the 18th day of October, D 1893,
" at o'clock p M, at the north door of the
Court House in Milersburg, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate. as the
property of Ansel Chapman, deceased, to-wit: Be-
ing part of the southwest quarter of section
number twelve in township number nine; in the
seventh range, United States military district.
commencing at the nth east corner Of Q certain
tract of land decided BY J. s. Irvine and wife and
R. X. Enos and wife to John Cary. by deed bear.
ing date March 10Th, A. ID. le4S, and which said
tract contains one hundred and seven ani two.
tenths riches. and more particularly described
by said deed and plat Of said land as recorded in
Holmes county Records. vol "A, pages PAP and 243;
thence north along he line Of said last mentioned
tract fifty five feet thence in westerly direction
forty-six feet thence in southerly direction with
parallel line to the north line Of said tract NIFTY
FIVE feet and thence in a easterly direction to tn 9
place of beginning, containing fifty five feet 'front.'
and forty six feet deep, by parallel line in south
east corner of aid iO7 2-lOth piece with the priv
ilege of passing with teams to and from said prem
ises from the highway running west from Millers-
burg sad property is known as the Chapman
ware house," the same to be sold free of dover.
Appraised at $615.
ID. S. UIIL. Adm 'nistrator
of Ansel Chapman, dec d.
September 10, 1863 w5pfso 25.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-24
Petition for Partition.

CARAH mitchell, Henry II. Ramage. of Holmes
- county, Ohio, Della Swearingcr, wife Of Mar
tin V. Swcarnger. OF whitesdes county Illinois,
John kamagc, of the State Of Tennessee. and Cath.
erine n, Malone. Susan NJ Malone, James Frank
lin Malone, and Elizabeth +. Malone of Tuscaraw
as COUNTY, Ohio, minor heirs OF the late Mary Ma
lone, deceased, formerly Mary Ramage, and the
Guardian Of the said minor children. will take
notice that on the nth day of September, lsi3
James Ramnge fled in the Court Of Common Plea:
Of Holmes county, Ohio. his petition demanding
partition of the following lands and tenements
situated in Holmes couny and State of Ohio. to
wi lot number 33 Of section 4, in township 10
of range s. containing Ito more less Also
lot number "a of section in township H., Of range
s. continuing lD4 acres moro less. excepting II
acres out of the north east of said last
toned tract now owned by w. n. King; and tina
the next term of said court the said Jamcs Ram
Hge will apply 'or an order that partition may b.
made of said premises.
JAMES RAMAGE.
BY Critchfeld & Uhl. Atty's for Petitioner.
Sept. II, 1e63--w7pts5 90.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-24
The I5umbug Party.

The abolition party is really fruitful in
humbuggery. Three years ago their meet
ings were composed of Wide Awakes,
equipped with lamps and capes. In this
campaign they gather to their meetings the
volunteers stay. .at-home militia armed and
equipped with United States muskets.
The Wide Awakes were terrible set OF
fellows. and threatened to visit lire vengeance
on shareholders with their sticks and lamps.
These stay at home volunteers are fully as
thirsty for blood as were the Wide Awakes,
and like them, they are careful to keep out OF
danger. The Wide Awakes were described;
ga stick with fool at the end OF iG." The
stay. at>home volunteers are entitled to sim
liar description; gun with peace man at the
breech OF it. Such humbugs are useful in
getting up abolition meetings and enticing
votes from hair Drained fan atics.