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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-08-17

NEW Stock YARDs.-Thel new stock
of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.
r. Co., in Chicago, are being fitted mp
in the most extensive and convenient
manner, and will add greatly to the facili-
ties for receiving and shipping stock of
all ksnds. Four of Fairbanks Stock
Scales, forty-two feet long, and wide
enough to weigh an entire car load at
once, are being built ia the yards, so that
all stock received or delivered can be
promptly and correctly weighed. 80
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioner
Of Ashland County at their next session, ask
ing the location of a County Road, commencing
at The State Road west of HaysIille, in said
County in Vermi1lion township, on the line be-
tween section fifteen and sixteen, running on
the said line North to intersect the County
road some fifty rods west os Readings Saw
Hill. AK.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Aug. 10; 1S64-n 10
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For AUDITOR

Messrs. EDs.:-Please announce the name
of ISAAC GATES, of Ashland, for renemina
ton for County Auditor, subject to the decis-
ion of the Democracy at thei, Primary Elec-
ton in September next, and oblige
X, ...r . --J MANY DEMOCRATS
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MEETING.

The Democracy Of Perry township will
hold a Primary Meeting in Rowsburg on
Saturday evening, the 9th inst. for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
Justice of the Peace to run on the DEM
%ocratic ticket the, coming election
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HOUSE AND LoT FOR SALE-Any one
desiring to purchase a convenient and good
House in Ashland at a bargain, can hear
Of a rare opportunity of doing SO by ap-
piieatieu at this Office. @
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
AT MANSFIELD with the Sanduskv. Mans-
field and Newark aud Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
s. Chicago Rail Roads;
AT GALLON with the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, and Be~llefountaine Line Rail
Roads;
AT AKRON with the Cleveland, GAINESVILLE,
and Cincinnati Rail Road, for Cleveland.
United States Express messengers Accom-
pany each train.
: BW~ Freight shipped through from New
York to all Points on the A. & G.. W. Rail-
way without r~ansfer.
Freight shipped through from Gallon
and Points East, toNew York without transfer
H. F. SWEETSER Sup't.
Sup'ts Office, Meadviile, Feb. 23d, 1864.
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"a The Grand Closing Concert of the
Ohio Normal Academy OF Music, will take
place at the Town Hall in Ashland, on
the evening of Thursday the i25th of this
month.
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Dissolution.

FFHE partnership heretofore existing be
tween Stringer & Jacobs is this day mu-
tually dissolved. All notes and accounts of
the late fl m will be settled by F.. S. Jacobs;
late of said firm. The business will hereafter
be conducted in the name of and by E, T
Stringer. who hopes by attention to business 10
obtain q liberal share of patronage.
E. 7. STRINGER.
July 6, 4wv19 ms
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For County Recorder.

Messrs. EDS. Please announce the name
of G. W. URIE, as q Candidate for County
Recorder, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Primary Meeting and cblige his many
friends, 81
4 g.G- DEMOCRACY.
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DEMOCRATS.
TTACHMENT
Beer s Graham, PlaintTs,

VS..
5r John Hasting, Defendant.
DEFORE j. P. Devor. Justice of the Peace
Id of Montgomery township, Ashland Co.
Ohio. On the 9th day of July, 1864. said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of SO, 7s.
.-E .F-+ BEER & GRAHAM.
July 20, 4wn7
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For Sale at all Times.

+ always keep on hand a lot of the p
Lime and Mortar for Plastering or Stone
Work, which I will sell at the lowest rates for
the accomIa odatiop of the public. 1t is kept
in a building directly opposite McKane's
Black Smith Shop, en- Orange street. and in
my absence Mr.. cKane will attend TO GUS
.oMers. 1 have also on hand a large lot of
good, sawed, pine lath 70 sale cheaper than.
can be got elsewhere.
JOSHUA ROWLAND.
Ashland, June %, IS64-no. 9, If
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EDITORS UNIoN-Please announce the name
of DR.. JEREMIAH HAHN, of Orange town.
ship, as a candidate for the nomination of
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the decision
of the Democracy of Ashland county at their
next Primary meeting.
MANYD DEMOCRATS OF ORANGE AND MIFFL1N.
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EDITORS UNION Very many of the Demo-
Gratis of Ashland County desire yout announce
that old tried and true Democrat, JOHN TAN
YER Sr. as q candidate for the office of Coun-
ty Rec roer, subject to the decision of the De-
mocracy at their Primary Election in Septem-
Der next.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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DEMOCRACY.

EDS. UNION Please announce the namc
of J. R. WALLACE, of Perry Township, as
a Candidate foB the Off &c of CountyReeorder
subject to the decision of the Demo cratic Pri-
mary Meeting, and oblige -
= MANY DEMOCR ATS.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.
Messrs En,rops.V-

Messrs. EDIToRs You will please an
nounce the name of Col. JOHN BERRY, of
Jackson township as a candidate for nomina-,
ton for Sheriff subject TO the decision of the
Democracy of Ashland County.
$4,000 HOSTS OF DEMOCRATS.
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TIME Town Council of Ashland are now
ready to receive fifteen hundred perch of
Nigger-head Stone for paving, for which one
dollar and tw twenty-five certs a perch will be
paid. No sand stone will be received. Size
from 8 to 8 inchesin diameter. Parties hav
ing sfnne are retarad to II. Moods or Andrn-
Heltman. Stone wanted Immediately.
By order of the Council, II. WOODS.
Ashland, April 13-45tf
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MEssRs EDIToRs:-Please announce The
name of GEO. w. HILL as a candidate for re-
nomination for the Office of Prosecuting Attor-
ney, subject to the decision of the Democracy
at their Primary meetings.
~ ~ MANY VOTERS.
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EDS. UNION Pleas announce the NINE of
J. j. WINBIGLER, of Moh1cantownship as a
Candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Primary Election, and
oblige
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Tor Sheriff.

EDITORS UNIoN.-You will please announce
the name of WIN. o. PORTER, of Vermillion
township, as q candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff of ashland County.
THE PEACE DEMOCRACY.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

EDS. ASHLAND UNION PLEASE announce
the name of HENRY WICKS, of Jackson TIP.
as a candidate for nomination fer County Com
missioner, subject to the will of the Democra-
cy of Ashland County, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS OF OLD JACKSON,
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Messrs. JACOBS 4 McCoRD an
the name of ISRAEL MARKLE, Esq.
of Orange township as q candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the
! emocracy of Ashland County at their Phi
4 r~-- MANY nEMocRA !
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EDS. UNIoN.-Please announce the name of
HUGH ELLIOTT of Clearcreek township as
a candidate for County Commissioner, subject
to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Meeting and ohlige ~ -
MANY
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Valuable Town Property Foz
Sale.

TINE undersigned desires to sell as soon as
possible his residence with the Tannery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending to third ;treet.
Ashland. One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plenty Of fruit,
.shrubbely, &C., &C., good water and all the
conveniences for a first class residence
L will sell all together or in parts and l:y lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the pr emises of Justiss Davis
HUGH DAVIS.
March 23d. 1864.
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HOSTS OF PEACE DEMOCRATS.

EDTroRs UNION "A large number of the
old friends of that ever faithful Democrat
JOHN G.. BROWN, desire his name presented
to the Democracy of Ashland County as a can
didate for nomination for Sheriff. You will
please therefore announce his n anne.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ASHLAND AUGUST 18th, 1864

Stand Firm !! Falter not an ~Instant!p
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THE A. & G. w. r. r.

TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, SUNDAY En-
CEPTEDI BETWEEN AKRON & GALLON,
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 29th, 1864,
AS Follows:
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nounce the name of GEORGE JOHNSON, of
Montgomery township as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff, subject to the Democi attic
Primary Election on the Sd of September and
obi ge E
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observation-disclosures Loaded, or inserted
under the head Of Special Notices, and Double
Column advertisements, win be charged so
per cent. in addition to the above. -7Fta .a! 55
Er All kinds of Job Work an advance of
from so 10 rs per cent. depending on the
character Of The Job. 1T
JACOBS McCORD, Proprieters Union.
L. JEFF. sPREN GLE, Proprietor Times.
August 1854. -st-3ar ,3tJs1AaE9s
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Able Speakers will be in attendance,
Everybody turn out aud express your
opinion of the dynasty that is fobbing
the people of their fathers, brothers and
sons, of their property and homes.
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TU5Remember III
II PEACE MEETfNG
TO BE HELD IN ASHLAND
UR NEXT.

We have assurances from all parts
Of the county that a large crowd will be
in attendance. -
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TINE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
II OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit, and as q CAU-
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suf-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
of Manhood, &c., supplying at the same time
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery.- By enclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had of the au-
thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Qy52) Brooklyn, Kings Co. N: Y
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G8r 9sbIan6 Naiou,

srHkt4shEANDsUN1o is publ shed evs
Ashland County, Ohio, by
McCORD,
at the folIowingsratess "a
Msans9ssssibsr-sesdpsa ! S2.oo
Town Subscribers-in Advance, 200
If paid after the expiration Of 6 mths, 1925
After the year has expired, o-slas $50
.-moo La,Os Of Isreicspapers.
L Subscribers who do not give express
notice. to the contrary, are considered as wish
ing to- continue their subscriptions. Hta>E
-. If subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their papers, the publishers can continue
to send them until ali arrearages are paid.
AIM subscribers neglect or refuse to take
the papers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
settle their bills, and order the papers discon,
tinued- .pv'A IN F"4
4. If subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers. and their
paper Is semitic the former direction, they
are held responsible. ,.oz. "a
5, The Courts have decided that refusing
to take q newspaper from the efice,' or remoT-
ing and leaving it uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence Of intended fraud. q" zet,i 81
Rates OF Advertising Advance ].
The undersigned, Proprietors of Neuspa-
pers published in Ashland, in consideration
of the largely increased expenses of publish
ing, hereby, agree TO adopt the following ad-
vanced Rates, for Advertising, and to conform
tolthe following Rules for regulating the
price of Advertising in our columns, 10 take
effect fromfAqgust LIST, 1864. . I'D I'd
rxs, LINES OR LESS MAKE SQUARE =
One square. one week. % s LOO
Each subsequent insertion, less than
three Months x --h so
0nn ,ouora tbraa mantle obon1oabla /
at pleasure. " 500
One sqdareisix months, '~changeable at f9s1
pleasure, ii eois-i ~ --E% Il AGO
one year, 21,oo
- year. t' ~fss -. $500,
e year, 900
ADMINISTRATOR Executors and Guar
dams Notices, 200
Probate Notices, leo
Editorial and Local Notices. per
line, ~ a. .r5z Is
~Adxer,isemenss Loaded, or inserted
the head Of Special Notices, and Double
Column advertisements, win be char ged so
per cent. in addition to the above. -7Tpa.-4
By All kinds of job Work an advance of
- rn-xEF-- L--.N - a -. IT.
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For Prosecs.tsns-.atsormey.

NNOUNCEMENTs
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P. F. W. & G. r. r. TIME TABLE
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after date, Trains on the P. Fl. W.
& G.. R. R., will leave Mansfield Junction as
|+ ~
CONNIE acing on Sunday. Nav Is. 1864.
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For County Commissioner.

MANY DEMOCRATS.
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@- Subscribe for she Ashland Union!l
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Notice to Farmers.

July 20, 4wn7
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
EMAHA COUNTY
d [NQUENT TAX-LIST
THE ASSESSMENT FOR 1868.

ngusat Tar Payers Of Nen'ahG county, Ne
t84 Territory:
= .,oh,, no,i6ed that l. Jonas Hacker, Treas
,.t for he said County Of Nemaha. will offer al
"a s s and will SELL at the Treasurers Office IN saId
- .be First Monday, being the Fifth day OF Sep
49,. 1864, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ
~ ~ NJ, all the Lands and Town Lots specl
81 ~ fIIovino list situated in said county. which
81. r. ~ levied for the year 1863 sul remains due and
~. s sess the Taxes upon SAID Lands and Town Lots
q 81 or 10 the time of sale herein mentioned with
~ T rom the lst day of June, 1864, at the rate o
~ Der cs per annum. with penalty OF ten per cent
~ m ,ts for each description of Land and five cents
80 k an Lot SAID sale TO be continued from day tC
80 80. a The Lands and Lots Blocks have beer
- JONAS HACKER, Treasurer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
Peru Precinct. No. 1.

~ ~ ptOn. AVVh AAA
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
NEBRASKA ADVEBTIsR


Transient sdvertisements mast BE- paid fof u {
ssrIy Advertisements. quarterly In sdvRnos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
NAME 4 QUARTER
Cotton James ne or

Cotton James ne or
Campbell e, NV or NV or NV q
Carr R, sw or sw or NV or and
do " hf ne or sW or sw q
Dryden W, NV or NV or NV or
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bas the same power, by q convention OF hef
naoDle. which she then had, to resume all
delegated powers and all the attributes OF
sovereignty. and then TO declare war, ne
gotiste treaties of peace, and do all other
acts which a sovereign State may do.
While this power rests IN her pc oPle, VINO
are the original source Of all sovereignty,
her constitution, formed by them, has con-
ferred no such power upon her Governor
But while insisting thus on the right OF
Georgia to secede, he also says that al
though Georgia possesses the sovereign
power of acting separately, her faith is
pledged by implication to her sister States"
And all hopes of obtaining peace with her
as State, are dispelled by the following
"However unequal may be the proper
ton of suffering OF sacrifice which her peo-
ple NAV have to endure, she will never
make separate terms with the enemy
which may free her territory from invasion
and leave her confederates in the lurch.
What ever may be the opinion of her Peo-
pie as to the injustice done her blythe Con-
| federate administration, she viii triumph
with her Confederate sisters, or she will
sink with them in common ruin"
Governor Brown maintains warlike
front, and though condemning the JEFF
Davis government, thinks the only method
to obtain peace is to let each sovereign
State decide her own destiny. If peac'
does not come thus, then, says GOverno
Brown:
HThe war will last for years to come
till both sides are exhausted and over
whelmed with debt and taxation, when
may degenerate into guerrilla strife, tn
end of which may not be seen by the pre-
ent generation, and the hate engendere
by which will last through many futui
generations.
: From all this it is evident that Je
Davis presence in Georgia has nerved Il
9 rebels up with the hope of yet defeatir
b Sherman. The only hope for Union al
peace, is, therefore, in the vigorous pros
i cution of the war. The only peace Coz
d missioners to whom they will listen,
g victorious armies pushed forward by Graz
Sheridan and Sherman.
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Tho Georgia peace movement.

The latest files Of Southern papers throw
light on the recent attempted negotiations
by General Sherman with Governor Brown
and Alexander q. Stephens, of Georgia.
The Confederate Union says that General
Sherman invited Governor Brown, Vice
President Stevens and Senator johnson
ITO conference with him in regard to the
state of the country, with a view to nego-
tiations for peace" 1t also declares that
public opinion is very much divided in
Georgia, some believing it was the duty of
those three persons to go to Atlanta 9TH
ers saying it was Browns duty to hang the
messenger, Mr.. King, who brought the
invitation.
According to the report given by the
Confederate Union, General Sherman Of
fered Governor Brown the privilege of Wis
iting that portion of Georgia in the rear
of Atlanta, that he might see the devasta-
tions Of war. Governor Browns response
was to the effect that neither the Constitu-
ton of the United States nor that of the
rebels allowed either Sherman or himself
to conclude a treaty Of peace. As to the
sovereignty of Georgia, Governor Brown
made the following reply:
"a Georgia may possibility be oyerrun, but
can never be subjugated, and her people
will never treat with conqueror upon her
soil. AS sovereign State she had the un-
doubted right to dissolve her connection
with tne government Of the United States
when the compact had been violated by the
other States as the confederscy, and to
form new compact, which she has done.
She is as sovereign to-day as she was the
day she seeded from the old Union, and
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Tbe RebeI ARMY I'm Georgia.

The probable movement of the rebel
army to which we referred on Saturday, is
thus indicated by the Richmond Eea"iner
of the Sd;
1t is no longer secret that our army in
Georgia has moved. Some say that it has
only crossed the West Point Railroad
Others that it has crossed the Chsttahoochee
and is about to strike Sherman's rear. We
hope more from Forrest than from Hood
at the present time. The telegraph reports
that Beauregard is to replace Hood in chief
command; that Hardee is to take Hardee
ccrps; that Hardee is 10 go Charleston; but
this good news lacks confirmation. Mean
time General Hood has lately made a
speech to his troops promising early battle.
Mr. President Davis is also on visit to
that army, and is also making speeches
to it.
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In the midst of the brag and the bluster
of the rebels, and of JEFF Davis especially
no one need feel nervous about Sherman's
positions. he has several months of stores
on hand at various fortified points from
Chattanooga to Atlanta and his railroad
brigade can repair tracks IS fast as rebel
tear them up But their attempts at ianks
ing are in vain Hood found Sherman
ready for him when he struck the road at
AlatOona. he always will; for 5000 men
st Atlanta can hold it against 10000
rebels.
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Now that Hoods army is on the Mont
gomery and West Point road, Macen is en-
dangered from General Sherman's raiders.
The people of Macon are alarmed lest the
new position of Hood will not result in the
capture of that place. The Macon CO1ted-
crate thinks it safe, however, "beeause
Ho,d, in case Sherman advances, can fall
upon his flank and rear" We shall soon
see how well their hopes are founded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-10

The report that has been 50 industriously
circulated by the COpperheads that the
President receives his salary in gold is au-
thoritstively denied by Mr.. L. E. Chitten-
den, of Vermont who resigned the posi-
ton Of Register of the Treasury on the
18th of August. Mr.. Lincoln receives his
salary, as do all mOrtals in the North, in
greenbacks, and, what is more, pays his
regular income tax out Of it What
shameful lying the Copperheads resort to,
To uphold q rotten cause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-10

Dodd, Grand Commander of the Sons Of
Liberty, in Indiana, escaped from the third
story ofthe the Unite States Court build
ing, in Indianapolis, by means ofs rope
Innocent mon do not dc SO. 1t was con-
fession of guilt. Not one-fourth Of the tes-
tlmony had been presented when he made
his escape. The Sons Of Liberty do not
thrive in that region just now. The people
have been aroused to knowledge of their
iniquities
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where Was General Mcclellan During
the Battle of Malvern Hill


the Battle of Malvern Hill
When General Mcclellan was bsforethe
Committee on the Conduct of the War,
the question was rut To hi De"
Si1S " adeST Where were you on the day
the battle of Malvern Hill was fought 2"
The General replied, 4" I cannot rsrlsn'-
bsr, sirlll"
The reason he could not remember was
because he left the field in command of
General Sumner and retired to q gunboat
several miles of, where he remained all
day, smoking, and yeti such soldier q
is running for the office Of President
When it is remembered that the Battle
of Malvern Hill was first class b-ttle-a
battle where over $4,000 men were engag-
ed-snd the Union army up to the day OF
the battle was under the direct command
Of Mcclellan, it can be readily seen what
an absurd answer the above was Ih1
General knew that an admission of hi'
having ignominously retired to gunboai
would brand him as a coward, and he there
fore told deEberate falsehood to get him
self out his unpleasant predicament.
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send in the Returns,

viii our friends in the country send in
the -ssurns by those oo-.ing to the city to
the LEADER Office Byso doing they will
place US and an anxious public under obli-
cation.
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A Union victory tomorrow will ensure
the election of honest old Abe. His re-
election will bring about peace, for then
the rebels will give up the contest in des-
pair, seeing that their hope in the success
is blasted Therefore, don't
- tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-10

General Burbridge has achieved a com
plete victory over the rebels in southwest
ern Virginia. The rebels did not expect
him. and he took possession of Abingdon
and the salt works in the vicinity.