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The New York herald., 1863-11-18
Casualties I'm south Carolina.
Il of deaths In South Carolina since the arrival Of
DEATHS AT BEAUFORT.

DEATHS AT BEAUFORT.
Oct. %, D. Abbott, Co. d, Sd New York artillery.
0ct. 20, Richard Beasey. Co. B, Cd South Carolina.
0cA .. Jackson Brown, Co. H, 18th Indiana
Oct JoSn co1nsr Go e = New S'Y York ar.
Got. g. John ". Condon Co \. Ist Uniedstates art
O. O.. e. H'cns.: S.vsI,, Co; i 1iS;h M New York.
Oct. Is. W. Emanuel. Co. r, 64th Massachusetts 4
Oh. 81. Martin Feey. Co. 4, seth New York.
0ot. 20. Anthony Green, Go. B, 10th Connecticut.
OCT. "a, }. B. Hendrick, Co. A, 18th Connecticut.
Sc g. SsSsmssS noy c. - .aS Siss New r0'i1 york;
oc.. g, !: n Harrison. Go. e. ii7.h New York.
o. ySnn aa9ss Co. 81 MsS ss.s Y.ss cs:ry
0ct. @. jacob McIniosS, C.. 9, o1th Pennsyv.niA.
ocs. 5. CSrpcrI John Parks. % <, iis.h Ns~ rsrg.
g. osspsrsl Henry s:,fs H c. ios coasss
Ocs 20, a. r. Rutherford. Co. c. it2d New YORK.
Oct, 70, Pompcy Sanders, Co. q, ID South Carolina
& & %s:r Co. fSsx Ssw 'fo,s Yo4s
Oct a. L. A. Sconeld Co. =, 10th Massachusetts,.
O.. e. ssnSs yr: Co. x I44ss .a,h New York
Oct. q. yeha Thomas, %. a; li7tn Now York.
0ci q. George Il. wiley, Co. A. 4tb New Hampshire
Nov. I, i.eAnder W. Root, Co. A. li7th New York.
Nov. 1, James Combs, Co. a. Il2th New York.
DRATHs At HILTON HEAD.
Oct. 10, Alexander Monroe, 70. x, ll5th New York,
i oos ii, Milton Grs.sn.d. Co. y. srsA Pennsylvania.
chronic diarrhoa-
fsurth Now Hamplhre. chronic diarrhea.
Oct IT, Robert AcKinstry Co. c. LIST United States
StnlsVy chronic disfTh1a
OCT a. ctzen IsadOre Haglo, late private Co. C, s7th
ooi as Cosposs John Doya,, Co. O. s7h Psnnsylv.Di.,
chronic diarrhoa-
Oct a., ctissn Jacob Kerr, late private Co p, o7.h
Oct ao. serseant David a. Birney Co B. o7th PepnsyI.
Nov. SSslwin 4. Fish, O.. D, Sd New YORK artillery,
Nov I, oiiisss John Nsroy, ouastsrmasssrs Depart
smeut, typhoid feyer.
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van Ambursh's Great Animal show

This splsndIdly decorated and compIs,s sssAbishmsn,
Was opeued 70 few invited guests last evening for the
nrss time. The public opening gill tAke plAce In few
days Tho collection Of animals which hes been
csn,rsed here inertia particular and most favorable
tioa 10 fact. all the Specimens 90 exhibition
logical, auadrupedal and osherwisears most beautiful
and interesting Tho elephants aoos, In tho lover
ssction with their aud peculiar sroans should bs
enough 70 attract large and continuous crowd Of visitors
Van Amburshs new hal ha beea n,tei ~ eth re-
1nsd asts. and thero can be doubt that viii beooms
very popular and successful Il continued ioos enough
We are glad 70 that places of pnussmsoi o this ksd
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G n A r L { S T o N.
Progress Of the Bombardment
Of Fort Sumter.
Rebel Accounts Of tho Siege Up to
Sunday Last,
&c.. Co.. d

The United States steamer Ashland Captain Ealing, Ar
rived at Philadelphia last evening seventy hours from
Hilton Head via stono Inlet and Morris Island
She brings the United States mail dispatches from
General Gilmore
The bombardment Of Fort Sumter still continued.
on the 10Th nst in latitude s4 longitude IT, spoke
United States steamer Keystone State, steering south
west. sams night, OF Cape Hatteras beariug north.
saorth- saw steamer Fulton
MIR. Oscar E. Sawyer's Despatch.
FOLLY ISLAND, 8. c., Nov IA, 1863
Very unexpectedly have opportunity OF sending
dispatches north by the Ashland there is little
news TO transmit
IsE BoxARDMKNr sUMrER CONTINUED.
AhAIrs remain very quiet all about u.s. save the bonn.
oardment OF Fort Sumter by mortars which goes on
night and day, with seadiness and pernaciy which
ought 70 attain the best results Yesterday tho enemy
opened IRE upon batteries from their NOR.
fars OF which they seem to have large number Sui.
tivan's Hland. firing across the harbor Some Of our
gums Gregg have been turned upon them and the duel
has been stirring Fortunately our men have such
excellent ana protection that tho rebel shells have
donc no damage thus far OF course we DO not
Inow what damage We have inflicted upon
tho rcbcE. Our hre Is still maintained SO onec.
tlvoly upon Sumter to make the garrisonlng Of
the work occupation neither safe pleasant to the
rebels. How long the bombardment Is to last no
knows has ceased 10 be productive or items to the
correspondents.
CAPTURE or AN OFFICER OF 1HR REBEL RAM SAVANNAH.
"A few days since rebel OF four In picket
boat from the rebel Savannah, doing picket duty
tho Savannah river, Overpowered the officer In charge
and broui hi him prisoner 10 Fort Pulaski at the
Sino giving themselves up deserters. Tie officer,
oamed Samuel Buckington masters mate in the rebel
navy and now prisoner In hands, In safe quarters
a The Provost Marshals Hilton Head The four
pnftl of
oe inquired into and final disposition made OF their
They VIII probably be discharged and sent North after
while.
xxw ASSISTANT TO TEE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL.
Lieutenant Alexander f. Newman, Of the First New
York Volunteer Engineers has been detailed assistant
20 tho Provost Marshal General and has entered upon tho
discharge OF his duties Lieutenant Newman is able
and popular ofcer and cannot fail to become valuable
assistant 10 Colonel HULL whose duties varied and
cesdngy arduous.
NEW COMMANDER HILTON HEAD.
Colonel w. B. Barton, Forty eighth New York volun.
sees has been appointed to tho command Of tho United
statos forces Hilton Head, Fort Pulaski and Tybee
Island. with headquarters at Hilton HeadA very judi
cious selection.
Casualties I'm south Carolina.
List q deaths South Carolina the arrival Of the
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


fOtohthkfshbi WV 80 sS'S.
e down express train, passing Stockport at hafpass
nvsP n. Yesterday at full speed, was shrown on the
track switch being wrongly placed By caressspess
Of Tho swatch tehder The engine thrown inso Tho
bAy made Of the track and tho tender into tho river
Several passengers were injured probably ubne fatally
Some ,hs cars shattered George Lyon, ths cngi
ae.r. ws severely injured bat hh recovery hopotal
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ro- h-s IA Isas 90 Bsssas1. E.-rST.
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m.rart,a N..,raIIrinn MIL.

Dystlse sn1f1te ~ W s'.o80. it - srsf-n
ma disov~sy tr.r.sa.s " ,hs rpss ilssnElsssi
of The most vslAbe q ~ sss - oIe. ~
he yobc VITA mgr- thAa offiasrf crrsfsrce A. h.s
nsvsr bssn sno-a Y tsi N 1rofucns ws drsrsi s-s,
~ persons hars iniused 10 freely y i1tli strf
nqnsrs this rsisr Yii pf1.s Ia-a'nss. sol a NOS
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TIE Inteseepted Corrsspondence.
70 TIE EDxroR o. TIE HERALD.

NkW Ionk, NOV. 10, Ibo3.
Noticing In your ediou for this day the coWposdeucs
stv,ea MAJOR Huss and Mr.. II. p sssinssr of Loadoa,
IL may throw soma light the procssdnp of so@s Of
ths most ardent (apparsuty supports e The southsrS
whsn inform you that this M T. p. Strn9
or one Of the principal partners in hs house Of ".
Lindsay o.w. Q. Lndsay bsine The r. p, and doies
turns Il 10 advantage in tS shAps Of coumsicas s9d
contracts for tho purchace vessels and goods Tor The
rebels. This mercantile trading company, Of whlch b
figures as managing director should be called what
really TO- viz the 'sBlockade Running Company" hav
ana besn paugurAsd and started under their ausplcQ
wholly Tor tho purpose Of carrying on that trade me
Colonel Thovburn h mistake not, acted ~ hAsons PIT
yats eeoretary In London The Cornuba lately captured,
was ono OF the which passed through hessrs
Lindsay o. hands-sold for the purpose of running
the blockade II win thus be seen how much value hH
placed Mr. w. g. Lindsaye professous o. regard lof
chivarous South !" and By what motives he really
Actuatcd. could throw other light on many little
matters connected with persons and events figuring 10
this business, you wish. AN EScLlsHMAN.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHx HERALD.
NEW You, Nov. 1e, 1898.
sec In your paper Of this morning the Of j. T..
3outtcrJss. Taylor souterin intercepted rebel
rsspondence Can there se any doubt that this Mr. 10
the ormer not present. Vice President q the BANK
OF tho Republic OF city which has furnished Lamar
and soo % well In the lists OF sympahtsng ~ not
sellve, supporters OF the rebel eausef MERCHANT.
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FsPer Mskevs stock 81 Evsry ni"'
oopbAaD. pspsf ~sroh0sss, No bsssnsa s-esi % u
Ada street
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CHRONIC czrAnsa.

sk TaS ns.rAsc os sqn2g' faG
husrxciifs r1ss
CROSS EYE srsaIs'iPrSaD SSshiPPSa IN osn
medical % t.sTss.I "a ..s.ass e Sy Or vos slsks
street
Deafness. Casarrh and Al Diseases or
hsrss pacs. Reception hoars from A. NJ ul.r.S
Diseases Of shs Nervous, seminal, Urt-
nary and ssIusi sys,ems New saa reliable eAiment-la
sn.:.s: r.. 4 ss.I ss, DE- ssa Hoashoa
DR.. Hunser's Once 10 az No. s Division
- i nss ros. s !aa sa D.. .e sS. sSs. s n. E.S
chronic srupons scd spotA on The skin .ssr. Of all sads
% saa.s SrsSy. Ssryos. D.sl,y' Ess,y insi:er.ioa
Diseases OF the Nervous, sexual aud
gricay syssms Mos. modern Add approved u.s,r.nt
ia co az & ss ssf b. - % s.n sAsS sq ~
SON. sV Broadway. Consultations ironr A NJ 'osP r.
For the Rsir-Barry's Trioophsroas.
the best ssd cheapest article Sod By ell drnss'a Sl
0oaraua's Pesaro subsiie Uproots Hair
from app:r lp 70. ror.bsad' Or 'oy part Of the 1Sdr
Hoyr. Hiswasha HAIR Rss,orauve-
s:r q o @e @sss .sd H s. a aad . ss
Ir.pArstcn for the hsir 10 TIE n.Iar. and e
u. mas ersi ssssr,sr eaaaoi Ss., is us- IN the
rs :R:si :;ss s..f :: :s::: ..:y
::s afs" sss' .. cut s y % . s
sofrs :s'sfssssl 2Ss hr Soss 81 ,ss a.
aiiYHf III sfi' cofYsso y CREAM
''''s s6Hf x efsdIs TOILET 'T sow6Es %
Ipparts beauty % ~. c.upsIou .meolha." 70 h. .lin
- .s.r ;s:ss q e. s;s
Hopes s.s Hsips. Aims and Aids, .ne
the Wsys q Lfs, an sIes len, book fer the Old and
''''' >" FOWLER a WILLS. nos Broadway
HnEe Hsir Dye. soc, Black or brown,
Is.tAa.sso reliable. Dspo, No Barclay street SOLD
nississ wigs ssa Tospsss, Jspoaica
Of The s''''' H'rsS'a'' or ''is,nf The ,s s: ..a-
Keep yosr yeet Dry with o PAIR or
'''''' "'F'FIs, 2Sais III ss5SS G 's sos o sroru
To, for sal. ch..p-on Th,rs A,en..,
siEkEh. rs i1s ssss ss.au: ."a ''' "" '' A''' "
Mayors Once, New ysrs. jay 10,
I.a-rrysms.lss It oeorrs opiys. s,'e, % s.cn,
se.:H.% (: .:ssy g s.- i:,.' .: ~ :P..,;s
Y. s,;-ss .ss oss,,s q -. ars.,sr o. ars.T.r.
:: o.; Il s; ss:. - -. 4 Y. ! 5s'i !. *
,ss.srs ,ss,Hs sf s. rs. Tsss.
~iuds.. % s.is'. -s,@ " *. ss.ss.
D. had aaf sdflton 20 ths re-srd gTersf on o~hsf
" ne az ia s.a. Vaso;ss;ss asosss 9 oiciss s.,.a
Munn & Company,
eolirito-. u Amsflcs1 saf F1-.rn P.islis
.rs oabash@rs sf Us ng.vstsi fsCtENriFic AsKkt
CAN" 81 Psrf Ssv rork
Pafnphi isss ~ lnfo~msuoa sbs1t ps'saLs ~
spsslmeb e9piss o. tie paper tree
ms1srts Nsvsrsiisssg Wsur.
; Dystlse sn,ifg,e ~ gf sro81. ir - Ef-n
ma fsov~sy frsr-fA-i " ne rlpst fstnEas1sf
ossfnss ous q he most vsiaAys q y. sss noas,.i
he public VITA thAa offiasrr ccrffsres has
nsvsr b~sa sno-a v fsi N profucins ~ dsrr.is- 80
~ psr.ns Wa hays iniused 10 ff~er y i1tli sNrg
nassI, us -ssr Ei',Jy.rs,,, x.'.s,...
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ID. II. Kenaeay's Medical Discovery.
when 81 other 8ercfnla Medicines have faed w. ts old
Uorote Rry spsas. SA kheum, Ulcers, Scahs and
tious o. every and nature. Bold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
CITY POLiTIC S

The Republics Msyeralty Oonvontioa-
Positive DeclinatiSa Of 0eaersi Dix
Nomination or DupervtsOr Biunt--Com-
piimentary Resolution to MayE OPP
dyke-Fanny Scenes snd Inofdoats, SO.
The Republican City Cooveutou net last night as The
corner q Broadway and Twenty street. for the pur
pose nomnatlng candidate forMayor in The place os
the present incumbent, Mr.. George Opdykc. Tho large
hall was crowded TO repletiou with the delegates aud
strong gathering Of outsiders The proceedings wsrs In
terestIng and unusually spicy and lively for such ooa.
vention.
The Convention organized about eish. O'Clock By the
Messrs Henry II. Hewlett and VIM p Esterbrook % Sec
retaries.
After the calling OF the roll and tho transaction OF other
preliminary business OF the delegates moved that tho
Convention proceed to have Informal vote for candi.
lengthy speech during which hc dated upon the neces
sty OF nominating Candidate who would command the
400. ana yUsss ~ Az sae people ana insure
IN favor Of making no nomination for the present,
In order TO give the people chance 70 hold meetings
throughout tho various wards and thus give oxpr0ss0n
TO their views to whowould be tho most suitable per-
nominate In opposition 10 the candidate OF tho
General Dix we're 70 be tendsred nomination directly
from the people he would accept n, tho represcu-
tatiye Of the Union sentiment Of the country
he would not accept . nomination originating with the
republican party He therefore offered amendment
that nomination be made for the present. for the pur
poses stated above.
Mr. CHARLES SrEscsR stated that no tho posses
sion Of undoubted information which enabled him 70 say
authoritavely that General Dix would not under any
circumstances permit his name 10 be used In connection
with q nomination for tho Mayoralty. A despatch
had been received in tho city during the atcrno00
General Dix declining to accept any such nomination Tho
speaker concluded by suggesting the OF Mr. Orson
Blunt q suitable candidate Mr.. Blunt was already In
the field, and ready and willing 10 accept.
Several other speeches wore made In favor OF aud
aganst tho original motion and amendment; but tho
former finally carried vote being aken. and tho
Convention went into informal vote with the follow
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Ps:,s:s:s .ss..; ;,,c: cs T:s; ssSas. A. rs ;s Ss.
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Mnnn a Company.

Mum k Company,
poIirto-s of Ansf.css saf -. q P.tsais
.ns oaease.s sf Us n..f.isi SCIENTIFIC AsEkt
CAN" 81 Psrf Nsv Tork
rsfnphs,s ~ lnformsilon sb1t ps'ra-f ~
Q3pfsx o.
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Trusses.-Msrsh q Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office at No vcscy street. AsAor Hsuse aux
Kas,io Goods supporters. Shoulder Brssss 40 issy
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Omclai Dra wings OF tho Library Assoc
aation Company's Lottery Of Eentuckr.
BKSaA GLASS No-Nov. H. 1857
Is, 81, 65 So. ~. AZ, g. 64, so, TO- 20 SO, 60, G.
CLAss <30-Nov. H. 1864
II. rs. II, 7, 46. 8, 40, ~, 0, so, IL, 4.
FRANCE ELLIS co. Msasgers ooviagtoo. Kr
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Prizes Cashed In All Leg affixed Lotteries.
Information given. ). =. CLAYTON CO.. No 10 Wall
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Lot for sale Cheap-Os Third Aveoue,
ss,-Ssn Egh,s,h and ksby au, slr-ss AppT " y
KILLER, 3s sirth av.nus.
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A Beautifui Com zion ird's Bloom
Of Youth, Liquid Pearl for prsssrvtng and beeafynl
The comp ssd skis. s Brosavsy ssd drusiis,s
everywhsro.
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Cos.urnptsvss, Take Notice

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
srd wig tsrot wholesale and retail, No SAs1r House
TIE dys applied By skilful artss
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

ASK Yeur Grocer For Kents East Hndia
Coffee most hcaithful and best fam lily Only
per poysd Twice the sreash OF java with all iu DE-
Biceiep for invalds sef that Ne lH R1ads street
ever psckaes An for aKENT-s" 0roocrs supplisd
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Deafness, Cntarrh and Al Dissases OF
the Bar and Throat treated by DR. LfgHTHILL No 50 g.
hark p,acs. Reception hoars from . A. NJ IN r. n
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Hopes sno Helps, Aims and Aids, ana
''' rowLfR a WILLS. nos Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Iliusiea Wtgs asA Tospess, Jspoatea
Of The sseis,s HyrsSqus, for rs:.ers( the h.r
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Keep Your Yeet Dry with . Pair or
S'''' "''is, 2osis as'' ss9SIS1 G s sos Is, sro.i-r
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Bartiesrs Needies-442 Broadway, ". ".
We hsv. fouud them superior v ohs. ior hsni ant "a
M w NMT. DEkAHE9Tl
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Brsdgewaser pafnt.-Bsst and Cheapest
Paint for L~sky Roofs IN the mark~,
ROBERT REYNOLDS. AGENT "a ksiisn isns.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

HAZE Hair Dye. Soc, Black or Brown,
Aat1Bsous reliable. Depo, No Barclay street Sold
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Chaps, Chsns, ssiiow1ess, Erwptions.
sposs specss snt eli skiu BEN shea cured by 0eU-
KAuD'5 1taa, hsdc.4ed sap tss Broadway,
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Mozart Seventh JsAieiai District Cen.
ventIon.
Fhs OmesaI Vote OF KInK. Comfy.

rhe following the ofsoia yote ot Kings couuty foy
s.sss and ladicis orsers and rhsin the recent c.
q declared BY tho Board Supervisors last sveutag
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Q>nsss. ipaDsasss ssgAs.
nossnD q Sos aEAD.
6zsres~~s S7yZssss /" rHs
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Trusses.-msrsh Brothers, Corner OF
Broadway aud Ann SIX RAstis QosaA Bupvsevs
Shoulder Braces, 30. isdy attendant.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

OoW pOsite Iron Pipe RatIt0g.-neavi
snd subsian tial ornanentsi aud cheap
HUTcTnksON a WIcKERsaAM.
2Jo Canal stc~et esst of bfoadWsy
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CURED
CROSS EYE srRAldHIRSBD IN ONE
MINUTE.
Aud every disease OF the Bye Aad Ear requiring either
medical oe surgic.l aid attended BY DR. tON EisEN
BERt his consulting rooms $40 Broaiwsy fwelfh
street
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

New Perfume for the uaadkeIchfeE
EXTRACT or THE
NIGHT BLOOMfN0 CBREUS.
NIGHT BLoOMISo cERBUs.
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs.
NIGHT BLooNINa CEREUs
most erquisite. deicse aud frsgrAnt perfume disJed
from the and be.utfp no~er from which lAs iis
name xsnqi;s;s,,SS NV snly ~
ASH FoR rHALoFs-rAKE NO OTHER.
Rold hI druaaAta ReneralI.
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Diseases of the Nervous, seminal, Urt-
nary and serual sysems snd reliable LeA,ment-ln
reports Of the Howard Assocatouscnt In sealed stss
envelope free ef charge Address De- j. ski,a Houghtoa
Howard Associatioa. Philsdslphia
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Prtxcs Dashed I'm All LOCALIZED Lotte-
rfea Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
ii Wall street. New York. room No. 1.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Diseases OF the Nervous, Sexual and
grinay syssms Mos. moderp sed approved ss,r.1,.
LIB co, snk BrosAwsy. and by the anlhor DR. WAT.
SON. G3v Broadway. Consultations IRON A NJ or. ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Omciai Drawings or murray, Eddy ds
Co.s Ksataoxv Missouri STATE I.ottsriea
xBHrUcKv. nxrRA CLASS 593-Nov. II. I56l
48, 81. 69 g. 80, 81. 66. "a, 40, 90 10. go, 1T, g.
KsxsvogI. OLAss b9l-Nov. ~, tsda
81. 28, so. 81, 1T, 81, 63, 23, l3, 2, ca, 10.
ckeslArs ssatfrss Of chsrs, By sddrossng ,i.asrs
MURRAY RD0Y 90.
C0vugtOu. KY.. n b. Louia
The New York herald., 1863-11-18


Another EHtensive 1mportatioa OF
rrsneh 0oods In po board tbs steamships CAina
Hsea. ko. comprising the Newest Styles brought out In
Paria
~ dfsrsut patterns u Brosss and Marble Clocks.
brosse 0roups snd Figures classical dssiese
ParAn stasuary iks msnufscsarsra
Nev sAapss q trssch China Dlnsev and fss eess
700 dlrsrsnt patterns of Decorated res ssts
E.eA Cut sed Ingrsvsd 0lAss ware new psssrns FROM
Our a.usi 1ns ssso.smsni o. chsnds...; Silver ssd
Plata wsre Cutisry. Ar- 3 " HAUoHW0Urk CO.
kys see, 90 and te1 Broadway corner Broome street.
A Positive Cars for Consu um ption.
ewAyNB COMPOUND sYnur WILD CHEEKY
ALL AFFECTIONS THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST
Or swAYNx's COMPOUND for thirty yesss has bs.n
.ndsrd rsmsdy curing NE most obssn.,s esses r.psr
fhflsdslphla 500 by WILLS 90. No us r1atiia
street, d. O. BARNES. No A Broadway, hsw Sott
At Z" The Pharmacy" oAi Broadway,
pure Famlly Meticinss si Wholesale pricss
Beauties OF Hair Csttiag, styles soiss-
BILE Erecuec 10 the best ony by HILL inn table.
No. Barclay street. shaving loc
Brsdgewaser Pafnt.-Bsst and Cheapest
Pain, Tor L~ssy Roofs IN the nark-,
ROBERT REYNOLDS, Axsnt, "a Maiden srs.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

0oaras sa's Pesaro Subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper lips ov forsbeads apy part of the body
Wsrrnnlsd. ~ Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

COrns, Bumions, Inverted Nstts, EN-
Iarged Joia and all dsesses of the feet cured without
paia or Inconvenience patient by DIR zAOHARfE.
targsoa Chiropodsst. No. 760 Broadwy
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

For shs Hstr-Barry's Trioophsvoas.
best cad chsapss article soi By ell drnssis,a S
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Omcisl Dra wiags OF ths shelby College
Lotlery Of Koatucky.
EzrnA CLAn esS-Nov. H. 1853.
20, "a, 90, rs. 76, 20, 67, 75, 40, 2, 8, SO. IL.
CLAss 60t-kov. II. 1863
81, 90, %, 70. SO, ~. 20, H. As, 60. 46, 8, 10.
e. E. SIMMONS CO..
Successors 10 Jno. A. Morris q Co,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
To the Democracy of Ashland
a-+ "a "a County. M

fHE E a." = EHN HE
We are about entering upon the most i'm,
portant political campaign that ever invited
the attention of the people of Ohio. The is
sue is squarely made before the people. A
centralized government with a military despo-
tism and the overthrow cf all the Constilu-
tional and legal rights of the people, upon the
one rand, upon the other, free press, free
speech, the enforcement of the laws aud the
rcstoration oftthe old Constitution and the
old Union IF we fail now tie last hope of
liberty and the Republic is gone, gone f5rev-
CT. This is the issue, and it overshadows in
Importance all other public interests and all
private questions. No Democrat in after
gears aoW regret It, If lie commences at his
time, and laying aside all other business, aeiH
work for the success of the Democratic party
and ats time honorfd principles, until after
tile election IN Octcb1. Upon that success
depends our all life, liberty, property and
all your hopes for the future, as well as those
of the geEerations to come, after you. Spare
then no time, no trouble, no expense in carry
ing on the glorious cause and victory with re.
stored liberty will greet you next fall.
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NO PARTY.

Mr.. Hildebrand, postmaster at jerome
vile, has been removed and an Abolitionist
appointed in his place. The convenience of
the people, who would have been much better
suited where it was, was not consulted
Mr.. Hildebrand's CRIME was Democracy, and
for this the post Office was taken from him,
and is now kept in an out of the way place
where it is not and cannot be properly attend
ed to, for the reason that it does not pay any
one to attend specially to it. We are inclined
to think, however, that Mr.. H.ldebrand will
be able to keep up his store without the post
Office, and he informs us that he will at all
times keep on banda large assortment of. the
best quality of s'stove polish" 81
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Mary Jane Short. Elizabeth. Short /.
and Marshal Short a st Civil action in
VS.. Court ofCom-
James Brown and Lillis Ann Brown mon Pleas OF
his wife, Benjamin Huffman and Ashland Co.
Alvina Huffman his wife; Thomas Ohio
sIort. LemueI Short. David Short, Petiiisn Tor
Robert v. Short and Margary g. Tartitien.
Short, widow of Jonas Short, decd. rfI
The above named defendants. Kill take notice.
thai on the 14th day of July, A.D 1868, the above
named plaintiffs fled in the Court of Common
Please OF Ashland County Ohio, where the same is
now pending, demanding partition ofthe following
premises, Situated in the County OF Ashland ard
State of Chic. 1--WE ty four (24)Hcres of the west
half of the north west quarter of section twelve
(I2) Township tw enty- four (24) range seventeen
IN one hund red and twenty fveard. ne half acres
(125 4lof the south east quarter of section one fl)
Township twep y-fonr e(24) range seventeen I'D
sixteen acres (16) of the koulh west part of the
north east quarter of section one ID ToWnsh p
.wen y four (24y range seUn:een417) fifty five
acres {55j of the south part ofthe north westaquar-
ter dissection one Q) Township twensysfsur (24)
range seventeen (17) and seventy-nine acres Il 81
of the north east part of the north west quarter Of
section twelve I12l Township twenfy-four I24l
range seventeen III and that at the next term OF
said Court. the above named plaintiffs will apply
for an order that partition may be made % said
Dated this I4th day Of July. A. D. 1851
- J.. H. McCOMBS &T.sJ.KENNY
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