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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09

TFFH aATpHr nERAs. HEPORIs
FROM VEGsk -BUHG.
New York Herald 'aliiHs for Reinforce

New York Herald sRfiing for Refnforee-
mrnts.
By fEg Of truce boat on james river, OF
the oh cf June. The Petersburg EEpr,ss was
placed in possession of Northern dases o
JUue q end 81 TIE ls'est advices they con.
tain ffom Vieksburg sTe to Nay 29sh, at which
time we are informed, 10 change in the con.
diiion of affairs there hal occurred, but The
prospects Of Gen. Grant were regarded as en-
e1uraging.r We q ke the folloFiog extracts
irom the Philsdslpbta Iaqeirsr ofths q:
THE ATTACK on vlCRsBU8G
CIxCNSA1I. June TIE Comns7rriai has
fan srIicu ars Of ths oper stiaus OF Gen Grants
army up 20 the . ut When oar army ad-
vznced on Nicksburg it was ems Fl iens Of a.
easy corqu-s'; but Ihe ground ia the rsar Of
he CRY was found so broken and rugEe as to
be almost impossible by artillery, snd the rebel
iort.hca tions were very formidable, beirg grass
grown, ETC. showing that preparations had
long since been made to stand a siege upon The
and side Ths msiu f0rtihsa'i lus consist Of .
chain Of forts abou- eiKtt hundred Yards spsFt,
e3nnecled by deep infrsuebm-nts. sni eE'ead-
ing seven miles OR l0s 81 toe asssI.t on
the 9 was about two iloussni I, vas th-
opinion thst another general ass ssull would no
be ordered, hus the city BE- taken by regular
siege approaches
The Gazsts publishes slviess uD 70 ~ 27th
received through a So. officer Of one q g anti
generals who lee flr Washington last evening
Three assaults hal been msds BY our forces, IN
an Of which we wers reQuls-d the last as
sault made BY General Sherman, with twenty
rhou.ard men. we lost six huodrel killed snd
q large number wounded. Orr outer line is
within hnni-ei yards # the rebel works, sud
our starpahcotsTs prevent tbs rebels from work
ing th5ir guns. Tae rebel works IN ihs rear OF
ibe city sra far more fTuidRbe than those in
front Johnston IS 10 she uslghbo hood IF
Jsrksou, with about 2 teen thousand men H
Is shaTt Of provisions aid samCHition- N ap
prrhsnsions s-e falt Of any serious stack In tn-
4esr- Tho G fl -er from whom 'his i7'ormafios
Is obtsint a. says Grsut has fskeu eizEt thoa
sand four hundred prisoners, aai eighsy- four
nies,es If artfil-rV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09

To the Associated Press, North
CHICAGO, June 2-Ths proprietora Of the
TiEss wers nOuG.d to night BY Capt Pataam.
COMMANDING Camp D uglass, that if they
attempted to issue their paper for to-mOTrow
mOTnisg he wouli. in accordance with a tsle-
graphic or Ter from General ARnea. take m-
tsry possession Of the cfice. JUICE D-ummoad,
Of the United Safes court, wss Immediately
app ed ts for writ enj ,iaiug Captain Pu'Hsu
fr3uo any ia.srfqsRcs with ths Times e ..
70 to THE hour (midnight) the Judge has net
given deeision buf II is thought probabl ,
hosever, that be viii grsnt the writ. A feeling
Of resistance 70 the military, should they
tempt - carry out Gen .Amnen's order, is
obs rvable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09
~ A local correspondent Of Hspsr's Nag
azins writes from Nashville.

Gzins writes from Nashville
e We have ths kipdsss hearted nan in our
tawR in ths world probably, named Squire
Paul The Sa iire is a rich man, has tenants
sells proDsfsy, and has many deb's owing to
him. HIS agent sued a man for deht sad se-
eardiRg 20 law the debt must be paid when tae
j1lgmsat wss rendered or stayed By souaa
good man becoming security for the payment o.
the d-bt, interest aud c1sts st the end Of eight
moRths. The "poeT party" appealed to Seui e
Paul 30 STAY debt for him, aud, eecoriiDg to
custom, ths SeqiFe could not say no, bet clnl
plio5 and thu, much % the agents disgust. be-
came tho sta ger Of his 0a0a dsbt -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09
Witness to ths signssure Of 5r R.nshae,
J PasRa
J p. S1alER


EsreUnvasiOl-- 40 "A sseacs Goa nFentlou.
T. this Ass0riafe Presss North
NsW YORK. Wednesday,, june The con
gni-we of arrsugemea's spuO ntsd ior tae puf-
pose of getting an the gTsud pFaea meeting
which is to axe pace 10 and around Cooper
institute tp-dAy, held verv long session A. The
Astor house yesterday The attendance was
very rune e-ous, delegstes from nearly every
senatorial district IA the Stats bsiBg present.
The proces]ings were, as a matter of conrsai
conducted with closed doors but il was ldsr-
stood that the whole session was takeR up with
the discussion of an address and resolutions 70
bs submitted 70 the nsestiug to-day T5e al
dress and resolatioas taka strong ground T.,
favor OF peace and agsinst the exercise Of sT3i-
trsTv power by the Execu i've
There are 10 he f0uT Uutsids sssnds for speak
srs, to acenmno1ata ihe crowd which it is eZ-
p'eted VIII be HRshia to gain admission TO the
rand hall Of the Uaion. where the big guns
viii thonder firth Among the speskers au-
bounced on 10 programme are exc Gavernoi
SsYaour, Of Connecsicgs; Hon Colin ilger-
sal' FeTnanda Wood. jbn Cotton Snith, Ei
P Nlrton, T G Daainnv, Of Stenben county
D. A B 'rekm nm, De- II rhls. and q number
Of German orators
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09

MoRE SHsEP FOR PIE SLAUsHTER The
Kerry (Erelanl) Past. Of tho CD alt has the
f0llawing paragraph:
The stream of emigrsti7s is increasing TashpT
han diminishing from al parts e ihia eoRaty.
Fh-Te were four DEPARTURES from Tralee this
welk, ono by steamer 70 liverpool, apd ihree BY
frain to Cork, AZ ara rou,a ~ Amsfiea-shat on
Wednesday morning to Cork. 70 meetfhe Ian ~
stesmer. eeDsisted Of Hearly threa hp"dret rer-
'0ns picked at tha Tsalea, FaTrauflre, XII
larney, and Fl 'a3iori siaioas Tbe m Hy
consists Of yosaz persons Of ooss ssxas isom
she coRptly districts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09

A private lester received p r. from a PhrsdsE
rhian. an Fl er If The 4 h Iowa regiment
StseIe's division, reads az t)iow:
rs TIE Field BfF0RE vreBsBURa Z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
THE CONTESTED ELEgERON
CASES.

a A-rHE TH- go EEEa 80
Dispositions in these eases were taken last
week. These depesitipns will be a part of the
testimony on the ~trialof the cases when they
come before the Court Of Eopmon Pleas
The silly yarn has been started that the cases
were already decided il favor OF the contest
ants. The factis that the proceedings of1ast
week were only to get at the evidence ; the
tmo Justices having nothing to do with the de-
cision- 1t was like taking depositions in any
other case that had been commenced in Court.
We might further add that the testimony
taken completely vindicated the justice and
correctness Of the officers who canvassed the
soldiers vote The law says Hthat no election
shall be set aside for want of form in the poll
books, proOided hey contain Tie su5stance.n1
The Clerk SCARE that a very large majority of
the so-callsd poll books eontaiasd aeiher the
form or The sxeskasce of the requirements of
the law. Some.had no post,pfrk,-evidently
manufactured in this town and dropped into
the Post Office here. Some were dated eWest
Virginia" There is mo such State in the
In but a single instance did a
poll book contain the requisite certiSeate.-
Had the officers who canvassed the SOLDIERS
vote done other than they did they would de-,
serve and receive the execration Of all honest
- -F a@sas VfEe
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
1854, CHAJrGE OF TINE. lss
DR.. o. o. Thwiag, ssa.
URoSc0pic PHYSICIAN.

Whose Unprecedented success inthe treatment of al
diseases of the Throat, Chest, Liver, Stomach.
Urinery Organs, Nervous and Sexual System, has
rendered his name so familiar throughout North
ern Ohio, will continue to Visit, for gratuitous CON,
situations l0is: $50 $50 y3sNs
ASHLAND. Miller House, each month, 10. aPS
oLoUD0NVILLE, Browns Exchange, each
month, g.. ta.& - srshrfasF
DR.. THwINa has heretofore devoted two days
each month to each of his stations, but as he pro
poses to visit the cities ofErie. Buffalo,, Roch@ste r
&c., TO-, hereafter in connection with his other
appoiptments, it will be impossible for hia 10 re
main more than ONE DAT in each month ct his
smaller ~,tations. Patients, therefore, who can
inS sometimes For ahsir turn, and at the sane
time afford those who Come from o distance . bet
ter zcha4ae Of being .attended to. No charge for
consultation or adyiee- Charges for medicines,
vii not exceed $500 and neTer. Nora than $500
. month. 9fk9t te0H 9AH
psceubsr Ia. Slsn2stfq So ae sat&sm 20 10
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
WAR b

A war meeting was held at the Town Hall
in Ashland last night. The meeting was ad-
dressed By some Captain from abroad. After
his speech a motion was made end carried that
a committee of six be. appointed to raise funds
to offer an extra bounty to volunteers. Upon
motion it TAs ordered that this comsittee be
selected from the tco political parties. What
a commentary thisis upon some of the char
ges made by our political opponents during the
recent campaign. Then democrats were all
.~traiors, rebels, sympathizers with the South,
eopperheads, butternuts, &c. &c. In fact eve
ny term of %opprobium lWas fixed upon them
save that of ~sloyal." But now comes a war
meeting. These cowardly, stay-atlhome abo-
liticnists don't want to go to xsr. They are
afraid Of the draft. They are SO scared that
they don't care Ehp goes, whether it be these
sympathizers with the South, who, according
to their statements would on the first opportu-
nifty join the Confederate forces, or whether
it be these vigorous prosecution of the war"
men that voted for BRoUGH. "Save4 me or I
sink" is now their despairing cry, and since
something must be done, ye democrats please
40 help me. G0PkeTneuus Delore tue eiecsiou,
patriots of sHff6cient known sloyalty', to take
important positions for the purpose of get
ting volunteers to fight and murder Sour
friends" in Dixie now. When another e%!eclion
comes around Jet this internal abolition policy,
this infamous crusade against democrats be re-
membcred and comPased Fith the present ac-
ton of ;is leaders. Z. p HEasHEy. the
"Copperhead" candidate for Treasurer of Ash
land County is one of the committee Why,
friend HERsHEY. if the past statemenp.af the
Times and, the Abolition leaders are .@serrect
you cqpid only be induced to raise recruits
for the c~oayederaey. ISAAC GATEsis anoth-
er of the cQmmii,es. A man THAT voted for
the ''traltora' BREeKENRIDGE, a rebel sympa-
thizer, .ppon a committee to raise volunteers
for the Northern Army y! a. ?,
Weshanld think the cheeks of the Adolf
ton leaders would burn with shame ever this
avowel of their hyp,eracy and infamy during
the campaign just last. ba4ssasz DEL
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
a soIdier.s vie starved.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT yesterday after
,nocn a woman by the name of Mathews, the
suifo Of a soldier, who was killed in battle in
the defence of his country, was buried from
the Hospital of the Sisters of Charity. on
Friend street, wholiterally starved to death.
-Cplumbus Journal III Esa
While the Cleveland Lender and kindred
Abolition sheets arc daily sending forth their
,lamantations and appeals in behalf of the
-Aeontrabands,, and are now urging upoa the
-nextG Congress to make appropriations for their
especial benefit, a poor white woman whose
husband was killed in this "cruel war" dies
from starvation, in Columbus, the capital Of
the great State of Ohio, and the nome Of tho
sfafher of. greenbacks,-in q city that bas
grown rich ont of the war, and where shoddy
rolls in spIendor and fares sumptuously every
day: But what Of that2 There is re politi-
cal capital to be made in uEgiag charity for
,thcepoor, starving white people--the negro is
the trump card now, and must be played for
the Presidential election. a ae7t 8
There was Q ngreenback" wedding in Wash
Sington city a few days sgo. And :shoddy was
there in royal splendar. Diamonds flashed
from the brows of beauty and costly silks and
,satins reflected back the brilliancy of golden
chandeliers. The bride stood forth 10 her
costly robes, bedecked with rare jewels and
sparkling with diamonds, the admired of all
admirers And Jet, while this brilliant and
costly scene was being enacted in Washing
ton. in Columbus, the recent home of that
richly adorned bride, a poor NoEap7 sol
.diers widow,ewas starving to death. ffhe
.yasaiss of one of the smallest diamonds that
flashed on the Ihraw ,oe hat guadlly attired
bridc WouldsbaVesazed the life of the poor
soldiers widow, and madc her comfortable
but, alas amid all that gay throng, there
were no thaughts of the suffering poor
80 L4LLLI-LE- - A. kloo1 nm min
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= T.-e. fn fe wear 1863 are due and required to be4paHd lin pursuance of the
~ na@edi Apmf2nd, 1859, to provide for the same annuahc collection of taxes.
- re + That eachp person chated with taxes ON taxd duplicate IN III hands of
% aorntvT Treasures. may pay at his option, the full amount of such axes IN or be-
venfmeth dy Of December, or I'M half thereof on or before the twentieth
Az aa ~ Decenbe and the remaining half thereof On or before the twentieth day
81 June nete ensuing; - provided, however, that ALI road txes so charged shalt be
n.id nror to the twentieth day of December in the manner prescribed by Law. he"
$50 X When oe half Of the taxes asa aforesaid charged against IN Entry OF q
a4or annGcat in the bands of a County Treasurer shall not be paid on Or before The
SrenGartb dv f Deeember next after the same shall have been IS charged, orwhsne
the remandr Of such taxes shall not be paid OF Or before the ssshasths da5 IF
Imn ravt thereafter. the County Treasurer shaA proceed to FcoHectf fhe' SAME BY
distress Saers Or o otserwse as may It tS de5 be prseebes y lan, together Wifi Z pen.
sW, Of I've ner centum n the amount of taxes So delinquent !; and in all cases
aEga,o scb bf of ay taxes ter than real estate. shall not have been paid on
AZ 49, nfetb ~ December, heswhoe amount of taxes, other thar OF real estate
s G. tEo current years charged, Shall be due and dshmqasha, add shall be colso ed
e L. n.nera nd with the penalty in this section. tTsra9 #N#&9 ~&& -
- ak PAYERS wImbe required Of make change iOrai fractional sums less than so cts !
hi R.nk Papei. Treasury Notes and Specie will be required in payment cftaxes.s
Five per- cent penalty viii be ohsfsedp altsxss collected ahersth twendeth
- % nfpS@F ssa aa tz free Hub HERSHEY, Treas of Ashland County
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
THE ASHLAND UNION. WEDNESDAY MORNING DEcEMl

TEE INSANITY THAT ~RULES;
THE HHO BR---TH e To tai
WRECK OF THE GREAT WORK
DE WELLINGTON, MADISON ,
AND THEIR COMPATBIOTs.
Truly have allths sacrifices of the men Of
athc heroic age who staked all that was dear
in this life to achieve Independence andsEib-
erty for themselves and their postcrity, bscn
wantonly sacrificed by thei. degenerate sue
cessors. Al for which they struggled, is
squandered and lost. taThe Constitution Of
the Unitcd States, and the Union Of the
States Mesesnder"-fhe sovereignty of the
States, and the libe rites Of the People-phere
are tAey& Gone, gone! been consigned to
the tomb of the Caruiets! This is a frank
and honest statement, but founded upon truth.
Is there profit in Disgusting the truth? Can
THRIFT follow from decsiying oursehyes2 ngaq
o A hasty review of events may not be lost
upon those who have yet brains din the right
place." ~ IN -s,oq1e,,.
The successful nominees for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency, in 1s43, were Zachary
TAYLOR and MILLARD FILLMORE. These gen
ltlenen were the nominees Of the. old ,Whig
w-rrW Sc EnZLrEETE Sea TaELHI .fEtH 80 EEtfh8 -
party, and their nominations were made With
regard moro to party snecessitysn than to the
interests Of the country, Sen. oTAYLoR, up
on the banks of the Mississippi, had q planta-
ton Of three hundred weH-fed, and contented
slaves. Mr.. fillmore was the Representative
of what was then called "the nbolition wing
of the Wing party of New York. Upon the
death Of Gen. TAYLOR, Mr.. fillmore sue
ceeded him as Chief Magistrate, and at the
very threshold Of his new and responsible po-
%sition, he was met with a sectional storm quite
as fierce as that which encountered Mr.. LIN
DIN after his election. Mr.. FILLMORE, how
ever, cast aside his party trammels, adopted
the Constitution as his guide, and thus saved
the country from the perils that encampassed
it. History will write of Mr.. FILLMORE that
he loved his country and its Constitution more
than his party
Not SO, however, with Mr.. LINCOLN. OF
him it will be written that he wantonly and
with premeditated malice rejected all offers Of
compromise, declared that his Chicago pia.
form, and not the Constitution, should be"s
law unto him." and thus plunged the country
into this desclating and endless sectional war
In this barbarous strife, it 10 not alone the
loss Of life and the material interests of the
c~ountry that constitute the sacrifice. tn.
uhite mans liberties hare persisted. IF any
one doubts this, let him look at the neao Con
stitution, the nev organic law, instituted il
the Proclamation, which forms an appendix tc
the Presidents Message. It requires no eiab-
crate comment to show the point We have
reached. When the war broke out, it wa:
worth a Democrats life to say that this was
"an abolition war;" Now we are compelled
not only to swear that it is an abolition war
but we are compelled to give it our support
The mask is a and none cam be 80 srO.id N
to fail to discover tis vortex into which the
public lihertieS are plunged. ts og r. IS
IEI EILH
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
SET WeUR HOUSE IN ORDER.

The draft will undoubtedly take place as
ordered on the 5th of next month. It il now
stated by authority that there will be no two
classes of men subject to draft hat all per-
sons between abe ages of 20 and As will be
drawnnpan at thess.art. Persons desiring ex-
emption ppen the ground that they gre selee-
ted bythsir parents from two or more sons, must
make their applications before the time of tie
draft. Those desiring exemption on the
ground of alienage, unsuitableness of age, non
residence. or manifest disability must make
their applications before the goth of this
mepth.
The three hundred dollar clause will in all
probability be repealed, SO. .those subject to
draft would better be preparing to. 90 oE4Aaxe
iherr substitutes in readiness. Persons sEhe
gave their age at IS srSs6 will s.4f haye an
opportunity Of inakipgit As or 46 or putting
it doEn to the truth at from 20 to 80. Don't
lot your lie op this question rerain upon rec
80 Er+rue -rf.ra - -VErF- .s-a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
9bs asgAnS dnlon.
EIection Contest.,,

- ..
t"es iass week, unuer TINS nesd,
- many iAsoouS ,n.o : Df,ei
- '"as
-. $50 I:eI,.pcSSSr
a;sn - -.
~. .rs1s,s-
~ az ...si.-. 80 ..s;s..,;asa.s.IL.sss
c.nd;dssS naon an R-a.aS,;..s 81. 49,
.m;nsd AZ 1870 lii oorrohor.ta !, 800.
ment. that there IA only one -e,vvn tt.t WINS
made ont in eonform;tv 10 rho law autbor;,;no
soldiers to vote. SIX others are correct onIv
by Implication but not literally. When
evrybody else understands the truth Of this
matter relating to the returns of the soldiers
vote. II il to Be. exnected that the Times win
cont;nue 40 ra;terafe Its. falseboods. istsus 9dl
.....;a. -.a,ea.,,,x e..
- =" Nc snS ~ 80 ..,s ~9,, - Z ~
eral reasons. Our readers VIII recoiisct that
someti me ago the Editor of the Times charged
in his paper hat he kaetc there was n secret
!, A.bLnd Cs,,,.
~4s-ssa5s Nm,
N. $500, oh.ra.d IN. h 80
--.,s-,L ~. 1890.
49, 81
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Snn..r.-..ss,sgh- a.. So -.
..-. -.
-
m.S,.--N,S e.
-
p~pei .sp.A erepsA. sss Ae ~
Dus When ReioFe Inc furand jury, uraer oatn,
tearing Inc terrors Oh the Jaw, me was iorced SC
ten tne ruin anu lncn ana there ne s'oore
tnat ms puoiieaions were Jdtse s0ore himself
% De = common mar ana that ne nag SANDER
60 ms IeioW citizens and neighpors.
Again, In the Times OF November 18th,
1909, we md the following paragraph, in a
lengthy article upon the eanvassing of the
soldiers vote
about one O'Clock the lovely little one
t H. I'LL I'D ,ha I'M ;os" 20 me Joy o.
d;stely retired TO tho Cieyk's ofsce md hcLsd
themselves up from the gaze of honest men,
and commenced the mockery of . canvass of
ene ep'uef 'o'e
SOW . 2 iesu'' JEFF. was suDpoenaeo
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
Negro Refugees.

There are to be within our army lines not
less than fifty thousand negro refugees in a
destitute .starying and-perisbing condition. la
one city Memphis, during. three mouths Of thu
present year out of four thousand negro srefu-
gees twelve hundred miserably persisted. Of
all who reach. our li1esitis stated o. eaicial an
shortly that three faurths have nj ehangeefrai-
,nent probably three fourths of the women
have but one garment between themselves and
utter nakedne-s. sThey have no beds, no
fires in. their wretched tentis.s i@ esd3
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
SHERFFS SALE.r
Sarah A-sstep InPsFiifi6n in Ashlsd,

gr~nnsa Noriau Qtam II ALL GOunfu amman Pleas
: fH n am =, - ~. somg ~ ~. - o-Ssr ~ N.
in nar,;i;on dniy issued out of the Court Of Com
non ple,s of said county. dated f6e sirteeu,h dav
= Nannmsso At ysss I'D - ~ d;rscs a X I
Mi e.noss 10 sale at public auction on the prsmilk
e1pose 800 70. sfd 1fEESzEs4
Sa,urx1ov The 18Th dan of December. 8
between the hours OF 10 9 clock A.ss ana : 9 eioes
= NJ ofesaid day .he ,ioitowing oescrIoeeaieno
ind tenementst :, wit: Deing me norm We. q1a :
range fifteen 1lol exoeptsa strip; mere, oIore SOLO 10
Thomas Johnson, by JonatnanAhayesr Wnicn sas.*
one hundred acrss iaken. on from the cas-. y .e- q
one hundred and hny six acres; also the ere
east quarter OF section twenty nse N1ol
tweniy two (2zl rangs sixteen; Si1l s1sing ana e
cePiing Two acres OIL AM assasu ~ .opl
and wife to Peter Zimmerman, OUT. OF me Fess
SIDE OF the saia holtn east quar.er ~ ses'ieh tes1
ty hve. ezog township tHenty5 Ky, - Ianss. 81
The said cornty Of Asnlanss eaq s.ase Of uni1; Dc
ing part o, .ne norln "est qua'sc tss.se.l -
tso)towrsnip twenty lw9r o. range nnseask 9st
oounaeu - oiiow oesr a.S ~ = $500 .asy
corner oI. am ~ III. = s;a ~ hsnns 4; 80 ne
$3.50 o = liz lsi n - ,hancs .oss ~ 5o1r
o nd a - : - rnds - = - ,6eacs nor,b s;17v
anu .wo nm b sIrs ssSs rs. : !. n av4se ,onnssrv In,
saia ssSrssr, thence gssss lssF s.i !, Ing for;
containing ss,sn,ssa acres; saving ga and 9oI,o ssssplanE
serIpsd land .ssIdsy Nathan Stem: + ai.,irs .ies.
oelns : parl fSsa ne tSrnsh;a, W.. 20 GaaSrsace
49, n - aa.S : s sai,ps. mencisg .weiss
siA,ee1s 90 ~ ssA. . = = 1917 49,, .orn.rto n S.sd
sous -, -. 49, ass, = s Ss -fS4s I'D s4as sSsfs
- ~, n ~ ~ san,S 49, is-y .af.sa;d ousrler
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c ceo 2, = 49, 4 .s rpS1se .s.ses .;9I,s ~
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leo reg VS. 90 80 49, mo : 70 ar. Iand -. 4
nve. 90 Seg, Mes1 Y ,rous. 80 = = : M. Z Y !
ey aa.on b - af g,AoI y ~ 49, ssissnss;s@ssE
lorty W. So = ~ .ss 80 - 49, 5sse nzzS
sud awnad h nv Jacoh Farmer also eSeepfinp nj
ana ownsa oy $3.50 81. S1hS;SRitt-Ts on,.
.oas = : tanud = = ts,tars b ! 49, - 1s1Es
3 e aAu 8 ~, 1870 s. r5s1saG[
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9 81 we've ahe tn.ly NJ In xsnn,h 1872
.henos 7 W. s1tas ssrnsr ~ saa;pn;nr coa,air;gx
thence west 70 inc corner snegannlng, c9n.sin n4ss
three acres, more or tess Pssse ny ssms iane so.s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
tbs Head VIII Come on

The report that Meade is to be superseded
gains ground. IRdeed, it is now so well sub
stantiated, that there seems to be but little rea-
SON to doubt its truth. 79ss sa.I i ,sse
$50 Meade must go the way of all leaders of
the Army of the Potomac. Unhappy he who
shall succeed nim.-Lcdacr.a TizrafFptfi 89a