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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28
Washington, Nov. &c

" 6SII0EtUII, NV 20. =
= The news fsom Chattanooga, telegraph
cd tom here to the army ct the Potomac,
Vas received by the So. diers with the will
aest delight aud cheers. They are all en-
thusaast.o TO follow Grant example, aud
want - es led against the enemy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28

fsctivs, can - taken by the oldest persss ~ the
ysungsst child
Madame z ,doe PoSfss's Curative Balssm 10 ne
new and unsried madeleine but has been ~ the
public past n years, with suscsss
aad has acquired its present excessive and largely
increasing sale. si~1'iy BY being recommended BY
those ~Ae lave used IL, 10 their afflicted friends and
others. 49,.
II you have Cold, IL ever slisht. Dc net fail -
give the kslsxm . trial. TIE very los pr At vhch
1t 10 sold, brings in the reach OF that they
may always keep il convenient for use. The timely
Of g. bottle will sfen prove to be worth
, hundred times its eost.
De net be put Cd With any other. Ask for Madame
Zados Porsr's Cough Bai.am. insist On having IL,
aad take M other II Jour Druggist does have il,
have hi n ssad and get it for you.
tv Sold by ell Dru.gists at Is and so
Gents per ID title.
HALL RUCKEL. Proprietors
asv7s-ly 2ls Grse"uich street SsD YorS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28
PARYoN.Zs THE
Old Pioneer News Room.

s<y-I Nar. Neser Rn's.d 'hs Tpiees Of I'apes
s-. -.. ard Ngs '-n,s
Ledger. Mercury. W Weekly. &C.. fer s Cts.
GudeS. Sharper. AtI.atic. Sc. Is Cts.
N,sstr sS.tssed sSssy rs.k. rhoS. ORION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28

A -
A Coon. DoDGE.-A young man ~ Cali.
fornia whose friends had ceased 10 CORES.
pond with him. wpke up their nt4rest bv
sending letters 70 business m III IN his no.
tive place, inquirius the price oSr Z tdlsr.
ably sized tarm Seven affections. letiers
came from the friends by return Of posi-.
and two or THREE 2 day have come ever
since, including one -freas an old sud cold
: ,l.ise : ,--,---. .-- - 9
a.. scst
V. - .r''s sfE
a singular inciden% occurred II S. crets.
ry Chase hois6 sdurins the wedc or
just as the ceresssny.w was about to beeis. :
strange lady sDne-thity FIVE years of:sxe,
ip winter bennaA akedtsloak, walked Into
.As room viih 2 R.tls pulatta &c,
out Of door costume, BY her sis>ss 4at6e
two, who were unknown to bosts or suests. 1
stood in the midst during the ceremony
and then retired a. suddenly and noyste.
aiously a. they had entered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28

new OK, Dec u.
Herald despatch from bead Qrs Army
Of Potomac. 26th, says: The whole army
OF The f~tonac Is Saving, and before thu,
reaches yeu we shall has. had . tiyh, mn
less the enemy mas taken .t,a t.,,, 49,,
moved towards Rich H,ond. - go "
the army in better SPIRITS and cond.. -. Ga"
Another despatch, same date. says: 4.
army moved Al dayl ght The rebels have
Gully . stI"u2 picket i"rce. with some arliI
lesv, bslow .Mitchelrs Ford. Their lire
extesiass sItstA.. tue south bank Of the Re-.
pidan f1en the vicinity of Whites fo;d TO
Mile Rus, which is strongly fortified. A.
R.,AiCS COTS has the left OF the rebel
line, Ind Ewsil tbs right Hills corps Was
reviewed BY 1~E DAVIS in person on Tues.
day. sud Ewells Yesterday. Ewell has
bsen absent from his cosps some time from
sick ness, and il was reparsed in rhs rebel
lines to-dsy that he u dead .
Another HsrsH despatch Of same date
says: 'tArslisry frins was heard at Ma
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-11-28

Your state nnH County Taxes
nre 0uc:
IN MONDAY EFXr shall commence collecting
~ f,1- and hepe Tax payers viii he prepared to
~ promptly, tim. is limited. zig heAhq vartsrs
4 % Srn ,h's ofhee
Ottawa Nov Q. Epw BUTLER, rsvn Collector.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
TFe Damphools Loose again.

All~xell remember h~ow,atsthe beginning of
this desolatiug and aw ul civil war, Northern
fools, against the protests okwiser macns ridi-
cuied the power and RESOURCES of thcsSo1th-
. Taey had no men-they had no money-we
could Whip them before breakf fast, &c. Now,
that there is a prospect of a war with Eng
land -su~peradded-to the war with the South,
the fools are again engagefin the work of
under estimating 4eurzoWh.A war with Eng
land, accordingto these assessswould be a mere
holiday affairfFL Like tberSeu7h. Sac tcoull be
" hipped before breakfast. And someeof them
go so far as 70 tell nsSJhowu il Mould be done
For instance we are toll l that ''two Hundred
privateers wduldginssaatly1eayecou ports, and
sweep British Commerce fr9mtAe<ocean."-
The fools donet.seems to Know That England
has naval force enough TO blockade opr whole
coast, so as to prevent the departure of even
zone of the piraIcal craft referred TO. Nor do
they seem to consider, that in all human prob
ability, a war With aEuga IGwoua likewise
be a war with France for this ADMINISTRATION
taken cspecialypainsto afront France, by
trepelling her Observation-Disclosures =
And now-t+e question is, ;have~the people
learned .notLlpgs by0eKperianee2 Mill they
heed again the. ~copnsels of tho fools and knaves
who have deceived then. so terribly p And
reject the connscIs of wise and patriotic men.
(which if adopted when before offsreds Nigh,
! have .dtessedJ 1.-The ! woes which now saddcn
every heart ?@LogoR GaeeAe.s SEQ az Isl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
The Atlantic AEGreat Western r.
r.. at Akron.
The Akron Beacon of last week says

line AKRON beacon OF last week says
As we stated in our last issue, that this
grand enterprise was 20 be completed to this
place, during the last week, without fail, we
are now happy to state that the track was com.
pleted to within a few rods of thee. q. & G.
Depot at six o'clock on Saturday evening
On Friday afternoon, according to an an
nouncement, Chief Engineer Kennard arrived
within the limits of the corporation, direct
from New York, with his magnificent passen-
ger car and engine, accompanied by. several
gentlemen from Warren, Ravenna and other
points along the 2 roada Their advent into
town was greeted by the ~fiveliest enthusiasm
by our people, expressed through the patriotic
and so~ul-inspiring music of our most excel
lent band, and by a general visit to- the tspio-
neer train" and the track laying Operations
just around "thc bend"
1t wiArtake some days to get the road thor
oughly ballasted, so as to- put on afall head Of
steam, but we are assured that the freighting
interests in this vicinity aAd contiguous to the
road, are already of a sufficient magnitude TO
enable it ~tosstart- off on n remunefStiye bust
ness, while the prospec. is fair for the ,consum-
nation Of an arrangement by which the i'm
nense grain f~reightage from Chicago, win, tun-
til the completion Of the road to Mansfield, be
transferred from the P, Ft. W, & C. road
through thee; n 81 C, to the A. G.. W.,
and thus insure to it a more direct and much
speedier and cheaper transit to Now York
than 1t now receives. 80 JEA
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
GratuitiOus Advertisements for
the War Department.

We shall not charge the Administration any.
thing for the following advertisement, partic-
ularly as it requires all the money to pay off
tshoddy a2d othor contractors g 10
I WANTEp.AA literary man of vivid mag
ination and romantic fancy, to do up in a first,
rate style, dispatches from the different por,
tions OF the field of war with q view of salts
flying the Fablic Matft only requires three
months mofeto end the re6eAioa. 9AyTE
tFhe applicant must present uncxceptionable
references from the Loyal League Association
and be prepared to take the oath of allegiance
to the Constitu-no, the Administration. A
letter of recommendation from Lloyd Garrison
or Wendell Phillips, stating the. qualifications
of the bearer with reference to the En- anci-
patton Proclamation, and tho general 9prinei-
tles of Abolitionism, will meet with a ~favora-
bic consideration. fX%K gFkI4
The applicant must also be able to- show on
paper how 1t Is possible to kilEtwo hundred
rebels will. the loss of one Union soldier, to
take picksburg, to cause the EVACUATION of
Richmond, and to put the rebels on as short
commons as a pint Of flour and a quarter efa
pound OF beef every day. He. must. likewise
be. auJaitin7the description of skirmishes and
battles between white men and nsgrocs show
ing that,l under every circumstance the latter
are superior in fighting qualities to the form
err and finally, he must know how to persist
In a false statement even after it slial have
been proved to be false, on the principis that
"a lie thrice told has the decided advantage of
the trsth.
To such an applicant a liberal salary will
be allowed. Apply at the War Department,
Washington, giving. unexceptiouable refer
ences. - b. 49, :
N. B.TNo one vhoyissin favor of the Iliber-
ty of speech, the freedom Of the press, habeas
corpus, State sovereignty, or who is tainted
with the suspicion CT such heritical political
principles, need not apply:AM II HetsoptH-
tan Record.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
db 1sglmh Gni0n.

ASHLAND UNION is published every
WEDNESDAi MtlNtkG, in Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, by 2 aa H ~
J0HN.L. =. S. JACOBS.
the following rates. ~ 954a4J "a II SD
Nail spbserins ,Es. II 4 sdrsnff' sSSO
Town subseribers-in aGrsoee.sH 81, zoo
IF paid after he expiration Of six months, re
After the year has expired, $50
LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.
l Subscribers whe do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as wishingto continue
their subscriptions.
papers, the publishes can continue to send them
until all arrearag es are paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take the pa
pers from the of icesto which they are directed they
are held responsible, till they settle their bills, ana
ord hr the papers discertiEyed-
a. If subscribers remove TO another place without
uforming the publishers, and Ilrcir paperis sent 70
he former direction, they are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
a newsl aper from the Office, or removing and leav-
ing it ,ncalied fer, Is prime facia eyidence Of In
tended fraud. HN-
Tenlines or lcss ms kc a square Displayed ad
vortisemehts in nc single column, 10 per cent. extra
Double column, double the abeve rates at 80 per at
extra Advertisements Loaded and plsesdz IN the
special notice column, one alfmorethan theabeve
All notices required to be pahlishedby law, Ie-
gal rates, Wig 81 each; square for the first three
1eeks or Tess, and s33 cents eaeiisnbsequent inser-
ton. -es4, : COB DSR..2 .sr4t
administrators notices of appointment, one dol-
llar-iR Advance a5s
business Cards. lines or less, So rer annum.
All transient advertisements nj 81 II raid for in
As9~A
All advertisemenfs not accompanied with written
directions; will be inserted untilforf< and charged
accordingly. -, &C.,
The above rates W iirba ~siricIIy Eadlcied to.
gaJ. &lF S.JAooES, rfoprietors.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

s@- THAD. Stevens, the Republican lead
er of tho last House of Representatives, said
This Union neuer shall s7itA my consent, be re
stored under The constitutsea asa Is" TIC
which the Ashland Times says amen.
Old GEN, yBUTLEa says I am MT for Tic
Union as IL 70 1sl: I propose fobuild it up with
all the modern improvements. And the Ash
land Times vociferates "'glcrious old Ben. But
ler-" Comment is unnecessary, An intelligent
community can no longer be dceciyed by it:
hypocritieal cry for the Uriou. That's played
out. H u '-' .-.r - s-e
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
Something very Disgusting. and yet
p cry Significant.

Lincoln and wife receDtly5paid a visit to the
Potomac A. mysA correspondent of Forney's
Press has this nauseatiag account of the af-
fair - r
English pepnya-liners n%inutely describes
the c1Stom of Queen Victoria on all occasions
eff her appearancein public.Why not, there
fore, give that of the White House? Mrs.
Lincoln, in height and size the same as her
Brittanic Majesty, wore a black ~silkEdress, a
blhck cloth cloak, and black velvet bonnet,
gsalrnishe3 inside and out with white flowers.
These were embelIished bysa pair of blooming
checks. and an air of high saiistactiohI Mas
tel Thalnas dubbed by thezsoldiers,I prince
Tom, wore a sail, Of gray, With a blue military
cape, ablack kessuth hat and feathers The
Queen Of the White House parted FROM each
commander with a gracious SYou must come
and scesme Genaral in Washington, Ianl at
ter a collation. at the quarters of Gen ,Slocum
rode to the cars with the President.
Queen # the White ITousel' Prince Tom ,
How do the people like thisscrt of talk?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Entry Books fer Tuesday will close at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. on Tuesday, a for We'd
<nesday at 10 O'Clock A. Nj Wednesday
horse can compete forSmore than one
premium except IN Class 4th. ~
competition. no premium. =
An entries ten per cent of first premium,
Eefersd. ~
less than three eptries to make a field
and two TO start.
I. Committees will hold Competitors to strict
rules of the course. -
(. Membership tickets one ONE DOLLAR, adj
hitting the boiler and family during the
Fair. <
Single entrance for person. each twenty
fye cents. No money received at the
no Gambling or intoxicating drinks al
lowed ont the rounds =
En- ordor of the Board.
81 VINO. PORTER, SECRETARY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

e EXPLOSION Or 4 EooeNoTqvE ON THE
CENTRAL ONO R4ILRoAD.-The GAINESVILLE
Courier states that on Monday evening the
locomotive Reindeer, which was conveying the
Paymaster of the Central road to BeIlair,
while stopping at Spcneer's Station, exploded
its boilers, killing q little girl named Fordice,
and dangerously injuring the engineer, Mr
William Reese Paymaster, William Price,
ESQ, and q number Of others. The head.
light of the locomotive was thrown several
hundred feet, and lodged in a house. Mr.
Price and Mr.. Pease were thrown about sixty
feet into a creek. The former resides in
GAINESVILLE. His arm was dislocated and he
was otherwise badly injured.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

we hnu the IoiioWlnS hatterlhS notice U
Trump in a late number of the
s~fcrisis." We think this would be a nomina-
ton asmincntly fit to be made"
Supreme Judge.
EDIToR CRIsls 1t being a question of
much i'm to the people of the State
whom the Democracy may place upon their
ticket as a candidate for the responsible posi-
ton cf Suprome Judge, allow me to suggest
the name Of Judge p. Van Trump, of Old
Fairfield County. That he possesses the JEFF
fersonian qualifications, no one who knows him
will doubt for a moment; and the late deeis-
ion ofJudge Van Trump, pronouncing the
aet Of Congress approved March 3, 1858, en-,
titled-ssan act !refating to hd6eas corpus, aud
regulating judieiat proceedings in certain ca
ses," or, in o~therwords, an act for the relief
cDavesT6d. & Ce,to be Unconstitutional, marks
him aase man who Il nows his duty and dare to
do it.~-Hurrah for Van Trump.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

The acknowledgements 1T is reported
from New York, that arrangements are made
to lay a third rail upon the track of the Pitts;
burgh, Fl. Wayne and Chicago Railway, from
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway to
Chicago, to make the gauge correspond with
that of theLAtlantic and Great Western and
Erie roads4thus fanmipg an srbr0ken line of
the six feet gauge from New York to Chicago.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

1a- Those who subscribed to the widows
relief fund are requestsd to pay to the treas.
urer, J. e. Jennings, tho amount they are now
in arrears, A rule of The Society requires the
assoc atien to publish the names Of dclin-
quents. This will be done next week if pay
ment is not made before
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

Seventy Eve sccesh prisoners arrived at
Camp Chase from the Big Sandy region. One
weighed $50 pounds, and measured feet 10
inches in his worn out stockings. He was but
% years old-as sort of rebel giant.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
Cleveland Market

MONDAY EVENING", Aprl2i, 5s63.
FLous-Dull and inactive, viii no Inquiry FOL
rouud lots to E:eE@ I'D 5-t-rc 3e@Hs hsab
BueKwHEAT FLoun-Dun With small sales al
wHEArAsais S 8 cars red on track at 1s5c. The
Gold fluctuations so unsettled the market tn there
W as but little done, and the above quotations., lis
higher by l@2c than the views of buyers gener
10 ". ,nG-GGiHas II zIa G.R st.friFNTE
c.KN-Active and frm.1 Quoted at 65@e6c on
track. 10 9.ia, IT
OATs-Scarcea and in demand at sac,
RYE-would bring a0cGTS1.
BARLEY-In fair demand at SI,d5.
I MESS PoRK-Smalls sales of Comstock's Mess 10
supply the localtrade lnre madeat SIS. Ciearsis
still quoted4nI S17- There is nothing doing in
Country aIess, and we quote it nominal at SI4.f
HAMs-Sales at &c and at 10c.
SHouLDERs-Sales 1880 lbs at &c. Ss' ~
DRIED BEEF-Salts. at lee.
LARD-Ranges from 94c, for country rendered,
and at lose for city. asar 49,.
TALLowEInactive and without Gales. Quo.ed at
lOIG1lc for all grades. - Ass<ass4
i BUrTgR@Consinues scarce, and ia reauesf, re-
Eceipts being hardly sufficient to supply tpe wants
of the city Trade Choice Toll has sold ut 1920
and fair. 20 DOT at .l9@2lc.f 81 f..fsy r.
CHEEsE-We continue to note very light receipts
and good demand. The only transactions have
been in small lots, which now bring lac for W.SR.
az d 15ctfo for Hamburg. "a e7ia III 55f s9tf# =
EeGs-The mariset rules steady at lie, with
light re ceipts ard good demand ea~
DRIED APPLEs--A moderate inquiry, at %unchang-
ed rates: We quote, at &c.
SEEDaASales $50 bu Glover at $3.50. ajs4i'S =
PETRoLEUM-Without lcSange andsequoted a5af
35@3sc.s 43fa5 ia77snp 1gE 5a .asafa
BEASs-Ale scarce aud wan:ed at $3.50 sor
prime. .a,t. 49,
tHoNEy-Sales at l6o.
B~EEswAx-Sales ala ha34l. nsF--esY
PorA roEs-Are iirmer, and good qualities are
worth T0@Ioc
xxx. So; Porter, So. dtt4 saf 80 ISL -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

LARGE SALE OF 5WooL.The GAINESVILLE
Courier chronicles the sale Of s venteen thou
sand pounds of wool by an extensive wool
grower of that section, a few days since, at
eighty seven cents per pound. Those figures,
we should judge, are hard to beat, both as to
quantity and price. tsai
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

The American House at Akron was robbed
of its safe and its contents OF Friday night.
The safe was found broken open ON the bank
of the canal. ofthea money taken ont, $500
belonged to- J.. s. Smith, a purchaser of oats
for the army. $50 to the landlord, Mr.. f.
Weber, aud a gold watch aud bracelet belong
ing to Mrs. W! were also stolen.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

john Kramer; "a, private in Co. r, 18th %.
We returned home to Cincinnati; three weeks
ago on account of sickness. be found on his
return that his wife, to whom be was devotedl5
attached, had elopcd with a man named Bel
ger. On Wednesday Kramer shot himself,
leaving. a note saying, II do this on account
of my trouble"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

B9- IF the Proprietor of that disuniop, abo-
ition, amalgamation, niggcr-equality sheet, the
Times, had as much influence abroad as he has
weight at home, what a terrible man heAwould
be. Copperheads would have to keep scarce
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

~ 1GN III
p THE WHEAT CRePAThe Chicago tribune
says it has been at some, pains to obtain infor.
nation of the extent of ground devoted tic
spring wheat and oats this year in the North
west; and the word domestic us, it remarks
from all quarters, that the long continued ia
vorable weather in which the farmers have
had no interruption Of. the Iabors common te
the season, has insured the sowing of am area
greatly in excess of that put into small grain
. year age. The scarcity and high pr1ce Of
Biabor haEedbeen "a drawback ; but since the
great ADVANCE in the remainder of the slasi
years cropsboth of wheat and corn, has re
plenished the agricultural ~excheauer, they arc
not so grievously felt as We feared Should
the season, and harvest compare favorably with
seed timesthe country may look for a yield
that is without example. -.
From: eyety9 poFtia EFF Rdiana the ac-
counts are mostgchcerin g The ayoung grain
1T is said, Iooks remarkably well, consiaeripa
the .earlipees of the -seasondaud it. is entirely
free from any indications of the fly. IF the
REMAINDER Of The Season aflbi6nlld prove aEora.
fble the Wheat crop of Indianazmaybo ssel
down as more thansan average one. s5s1sh %
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

sr Lieut.. H. AMEs Of the 102d o. v. lis
in town looking hale and hearty He represents
thehealth of his Reg't as good. He goes, back
this week. Andy JACKSON and CYRUS Nc
.CoNNELL of thegnoble old 23d are also at
home on a short furlough, ss..eh got
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
WOan. UAIR RESTORATIYE.
paasoIption Notice

TNuE partnership heretofore5 existing between.
II Lockhart & Burns in the Butcherlng business
is this day dissolved by mun,al cprscnt. Afrtr,
sons ihdebtoddo The firm win call and settle i'm
lne diaEelga ana Fave ceyts-gsT The Rocks .arein the
hnadss oGsHIsnry Burns aadi ewiu be foun i ~ his
onSGiaoomaq tiss1g! 81 HEyRYigmnfEn 70 bIe
snEaiidIq2A xIs HfRAM LOCKHkRPs
Apriiissks 1s6s-s~.ts b9issis48 80 1Hai ID
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

Mr.. Ross, for some fifteen years in the en-
plcy of the Michigan Southern R. R, was
Killed at Toledo on the 22d, by the falling
upon him Of a barrel of oil he was assisting to
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29

~ J. W. WEATnERBEE, Esq, having ia
ken out license therefor is now prepared to of
fer his seFeieesf 10 the ,conniunity as Auction
eer. Persons intending to sell property at auc.
ton will consult their interest by securing the
services of friend WEAFnERBEE. .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
ID.

On the 2stll inst at the residence of Orlow
Smith, by Rev. John Robinson, Mr.. Wl4IIAM
E. BYERs, of Polk, and Miss AUGUSTA /.
SMITH, of Ashland.
At the residence of Capt. ORLow SMITH
in Ashland, by the Rev. j. Robinson, Mr.. w.
F.. BYERs of Polk and Miss AUGUSTA l..
SMITH, of Ashland. % s1sa a8st