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outrage and murder.

I
The New York Times givesihe follow
ing account of a most hellish outrage and
murder Of Catharine Quigley, a young girl
ut 10 years near the village Of jamaica
Plains, u. L, on Sunday night:
She had that afternoon gouelo see some
friends residing in The town of Fushing.-
After making her visit she left-a liule be-
fore dark-for the purpose of returning to
Jamaica. Not returning home that eve
ming, immediate search was made for her;
and on Monday afternoon her bDdy was
found in a pond close by the roslside.-
Upon her face were marks Of severe, ,rio.
lenee, there being several deep cuts on diff.
ierent parts Of her face. Her person had
been violated. Yesterday a c%orner's in
quest was held, without e%liciing any facts
tending TO connect any person with the
outrage. Two of the WITNESSES, who were
examined, and who are strongly suspected
of having been concerned in the outrage,
Testified that they passed a girl, correspond
ing in size and dless with that Of lhe decas.
ed, in the immediate vicinity of the pond,
and at about the time she must have been
murdered. One of them stated thathe did
not know The girl; buthIs companion test.
fed that The other one spoke to him about
the girl. and gave him her name. Both
say that the girl was going lowards Jamaica.
One These men assisted in getting the
body from the pond; and upon being asked
how he supposed she was killed, answered
that he thought she had heen run over BY
a wagon they had met on the road; and
then being asked how he%accounted for her
being found in The pond, said the persons
the wagon must have thrown her in.
The two Witnesses above referred to are
lrishmsn. and about 81 years Of age.
Governor Seymour has offered a reward
pf $1,000 for tie detection of the v%iolalor
md murderer Of The girl. The c~ilizons of
Jamaica had previously offered five hun.
itOu SVI'aiS' U. 81. ..t ....r |
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Iowa PRoDucE.-A gentleman writing
to The Chicago Democrslic Press, from
Cedar Rapids, nPpendsr IN lollowiug touch,
ing matters of general int4ss!:
"CrOps throughout Iowa sfe excellent.
The yield of Pork in this, section, and
believe over the whole Stale, will be one
third greater than last year, add 10 that ex.
tent better in qualify. Our farmers are
a,ixiously looking for the time when they
will have the advantages d the Chicago
market. Your quotations f'r produce, so
farabove the 81. Louis price5current, make
Chicago their commercial Mecca. May
their Pilgrimages soon confidence !"
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MECHANICS, INxHx!ens Z mANU.
FACTu1Ens.
445O. B In SPLENDID Py;z,s. AlH0

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on tho l7tk o. September. Iti 10 chiefly dsvoted 10 ~
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MaSnfastsyrs AID Gaysssys, BY The dinusion OF ussfui
knowledge ppon these Important branches, Ills sdi.
ted BY men prsEtisslly skfile&in The arts ana seIsness.
and 10 widely Iegsrdea Hs sound snd able Journal
Nearly all The vALuAsLt RpgnnTs which issue Wsek.
y from the PaIEsT 0eu>fVB iLLus1nA1rp wiTu
EHenAvIHos, and the 0E1Iv1f ii tke P1Trsrs AZ
published In lis eanmus3 tns MAKING ths mana .
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much more than the spbseriptIon psies.
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TIE PRlzE Flemr.-THs disgraceful
exhibition between Sullivan knd Morrisey,
instead of The death Of Sullivan. The
barlle was fought in Putnam County, N.
Y, on a wager Of SO 900 ii the presence
Of al least five thousand pefons.-Thirty
seven rounds were fought Id The space Of
h''y'ive minutes when Mofrispy. having
been bruised and battered iffo a jelly, be.
came too weak to continue he contest and
a general row eDsued. 0fcourse the vic.
tory is disputed, aud dozen more fights
will probably grow out Of this one.-Cia.
Eng.
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WHOLESALE BusINgss.-Almost every
body in Boston, says Jack llumphties,
knows that Father SIreeter marl.ies more
iolks IN The course of q current year than
any two dlyines in the United States. Ii
beats all how many women the old fellow
lied up aud causes tn lrot In double har.
ness through life. Not long since, a rural
district youth and hisPsyche came 10 Fa.
Their Slreeier 10 be fixed out according to
law and gospel. Well, the old gentleman
put 'em through in the regular manner and
charged.
allow much have | got 10 pay for this
job!' said the newly manufactured hus.
band, drawing out bis pockctbook.
"Oh, we'll" said the old gentleman, al
always leave that 10 the bridegroom; as be
feels he pays"
swell, ! don't want 10 be mean, Mr..
SlreeIer, about this affair you know.
don't care a cent, by ned what you
charge; only tell how much would be
right"
I'm not particular, sir, SO suppose we
say five dollars"
"FiVe dollars! Sam Hill! but you stick
ton. Why know a Teller you married
fall for two dollars"
"Yery likely SIR said the old gentle.
man; Il did,ibnt he's a regular customer.
Toe married him fire fines, and can ac
ford 10 do il i0wer."
Squash forked over, apd-iq.
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CHAPTER w,

ChAfIEh W.
why, Lena, you look like q ghost.
An hour sgo your cheeks were as red as 70.
se'. What is'the matter my petite cou.
sin Z
Lena said nothing; and her fice assumed
a deadlier hue as she pointed to a single
paragraph. ~
4 have found the bracelet; but | fear its
loss and your deception, have caused the
death Of Mary Gree. Nobody knows
where she is; we have been searching for
two days; and have come 10 the %conclu.
sion tina. she has destroyed her life through
fear and too great sensiliveness. Ny child
what an awful lesson 10 this!'
The evil counsellor kept silence. She
dared not reply when charged with tempt.
ing her to wear The bracelet. and then to
cover her fault. In an hour Lena was rea-
dy and on her way home. Early in The
morning she was driving rapidly through
The town adjacent 10 her own. Her path
lay through thick woods. The sun slept
red and warm on the wayside flowers.
The birds sang as if they were singing
the first Jubilee song of creation. Every.
thing seemed happy and holy bh tina, one
young heart.
She had reached within mile of her mo.
iher's house. when a haggard face passed
close by the carriage. She knew il. 1t
Was Door Mary'sloyer; and adeathIy faint.
ness din;Ted her vision as. on looking back,
she saw him crouching forward and beat.
ing his forehead, Ssifin grea, agony and
utter despair.
Other voices were heard, aid the tramp
Of many feet. And they bore near the car
rage, that slackened in speed as the mourn
full group passed by a dead body. II was
poor Mary; she persisted in the woods, a
victim To angry suspicion. and a harm.
less ,ghife her
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02
The War Question.

The chief point in the adylces brough
by The Asia is that The declaration Of war
voted by the Grand Council of Turkey OF
The 9Th ult., was not actually signed by
the Sultan on that day, as we were in.
formed by the Atlantic The Ambassador.
Of the medialing Powers at Constantine.
pie were still hopeful of a peaceful seule.
ment of the difficulty, bot the warIike
feeling was very high there, and there is
not tue slightest reason 10 sxpest any de.
lay in The declaration Wild Nd proba.
jbly made IFS appearance aI E06h as the
usual formalities could be conc through.
The time given the Russians 10 e,acuate
the Principaliiies is said'tbBe fixed at four
weeks, after which they VII be attacked
by the Turks and their numerous auxiliar.
les.
On the other hand, the Emperor of Rus
STA is said to have declared al 0!mntz that
he was ready aud wiling TO make peace,
and to enter into The very explanations
and sliPulailons with regard to points left
ambiguous or imperlecli in the Yienaa note
which he has just refused to dive. The
London Tfmrs, which has all along spo.
ken in his behalf, reiterales lht offer, and
PROCESSES To believe that all uu,, he ended
without fighting. Bat we mp,i doubt the
sincerity Of The aulocra,'s COP, ersion. 1t
is, we are convinced, eiiherIa fraud out.
right, or a prelext to gain tmr; and our.
in the preservation Of peace is not a
whit renewed By ii. How Tttle it restores
to the commercial world my
seen by our quptrtiers Of the Euro.
pean markets, Nothing is less likely Than
That the Car should nok change his mind
all of a sudden, and wiriput blow struck,
submit 10 the humiliation Of defeat
Ludaeus.-N. /. Tribune.
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what did the pretty thing cost, and when
she said Eve hundred dollars, | did say,'O,
how nice il would be TO have all that
money, O, Tn r~uined--lm ruined! Moth.
ca did leave home for ihisi'
Away, in the dark night, has that poor
girl ~gone--the burden Of suspicion crush
ing her life out. On, on she h~urries--she
is 60 fearful Of the dark-she who had
nursed a hundred idle superstilions OF
ghosts and fairies. Night, with its cloudy
welcomes her, now, and covers her
innocent shame from the sight Of ever in.
animate things BY the wayside.
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MoRE LAND.-Il is stated that by the
treaty lately concluded by Gov. German
Of Minnesota with the Winnebago Indians,
The Government obtains nearly one million
acres Of prairie and timber land, having a
front on The Mississippi of about sixty
miles.
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DEpRes.,os IN THE Wool M,pxpr.-

DEPREssIoN IN THE Wool MARKET
The market for wool is very dali every.
where, and appears to he gradually grow.
ing more depressed. Prices are generally
i've TO eight cents lower than when The clip
was first brought 10 market The fear
nat this decline will continue Is go great,
That large holders are offering / tat reduced
prices, on long time. One cause Of this
depression, is the very limited demand.
Manufacturers buy spariugly. and no more
than what Is needed for immediate use.
The supply e no. short, as some have
.uPPossd.-Horgsrd COuranf.
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SALE OF GEo, Laws MUskETs.-Itis
stated in the New York Times thai
George Law, Esq, has effected a sale Of
a very considerable portion Of his mus
kels i6lhe Turkish Gavemmeni.-to be
used 10 the war with Russia. Phey have
not yet been semi, bat are TO DO shipped
in lie course of a lew days,
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A wife, says the Richmond Enquirer.
appeared in the Mayors cour last week
win a horribly bruised and battered face,
and with two Of her teeth in her hand.
complaining Of her husband, who had on.
ly the day before given her these evidences
Of his affection. She bore testimony Of
the cruel treatment she had received, when
the Mayor ordered her brute of a husband
90 be remanded to jail 10 be examined on
the charge Of felpny, for "maiminp" his
wife. This decision seemed to take the
wife by surprise. She had evidently
supposed that the result Of her complaint
would be 10 bind her husband in security
cprevent a repetition of the offence. She
applied 10 the Mayor for The privilege of
bail for her husband. The Mayor inform.
ed her that he could not grant her request,
and il was mol a bailable case. That her
husband had committed a felony, the evi.
dence admitted of no doubt. She said
she could get him good secaritv." The
Mayor repeated thai he could not hail
her husband upon any security. She then
retired, evidently sympathizing deeply with
the fate Of her husband, who was TO be
ineareeraied merely for beating her face
and head into . bruised and biackened lei.
iy, knocking a few Of her teeth oul, render.
ing hessenselessb by the blow, and endanpsr.
ing her life by his outrageous bruidiiies.
Our surprise at her inierposition and SYN.
patty in behalf Of her husband was still
more heightened when we took a survey OF
the man. An uglier human being, or one
with a %conienanee more indicative Of the
hyena and 6end, we have never seen.
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ADVANCE IN SALT.--On The OH. instant,
Il Is said that between 1000 and 5000
sacks Of Turks island Salt were sud at
~, Lonis at The advanced rate of SLIPS
per sack The article is reported very
scarce in New Orleans, and The last quota.
lions were 81 81, and 10.
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Garirtq.
From the Boston Olive Branch.
Four Chapters Of a White Lie.
z 1.

10 s- CHAPTER I.
How unfor,una,ei Mamma writes me
that she cannot find her emerald bracelet
Now | don't dare Tell her hat | have los
il, as you remember | did, returning from
Mrs. Lacy's party. II is the last gih oil
my father, and very valuable. I'm sure |
don't know what 10 do And Lena Alley
threw The letter lmpatiendy down.
Its well you are here in New York,
replied her queenly cousin, shaking the
heavy curls from her shoulders, as she look.
edup unwillingly from her book-.whal
does aunt saAf
She wishes to know il by mistake
could have brought il on. or i'll remember
when 9 last saw il, and wherei'
Easily answered, little simpleton. Just
tell. in a general way. that you wonder at
her for thinking you so careless as to bring
i. on here, and say tina. before you went to
the party, you saw it fastened to the toilet
cushion in her room-yOu know you drest.
ed there
But won't that be a f~alsehood, almosli'
urged Lena, ,imidly.
"A 6ddleslick, you little puritan; where's
The lie' You have not brought il 10 New
York, have youi' You did see iron your
mothers toilet table, didn't youi You
must learn TO distinguish between a pru.
dent way Of getting over a matter and a
sheer f%alsehood, you little country bit of
perfection
Lena seemed sa,isfed-sbe could not
brook the sneer Of her beautiful cousin
could she bear the term putitanical.
which Ter fashionable New York relatives
'ty led her acts of conscience. The letter
was written. sealed, and sent: but tina,
right, in the midst of SPLENDID ihrongs,
.ena's heart beat with shame for the deed
i which conscience rebelled.
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL OF.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
EOR ls53.A,
II. S. SEE & o

Savannah, Ashland County, Ohio:
III AVE just received from the eastern cities
IA the largest, best selected and cheapest
Stock OF Goods ever brought to this section Of
connlry-all OF which, IN connection with a
sprnkling they had on hand will be offered and
sold at the forrest possible hUing rates. No mis-
take or humbug about this matter, and all we ask
of the goods buying community is TO give US a
trial TO Prore the assertion and if onr pledges
are not redeemed, aud their expectations more
than realized, We will " cdrs''--'' acknowledge
the corn -
1t is useless to attempt an onum Grafton of our
articles. Suffice it TO say that we have almost
oyeryt' ing needlul for man-the Ladies md
Children not excepted.
Give us u call before purchasing elsewhere
are also requested to call and examine
our stock Of medicines; and all the most approved
Patent Medicines kept constantly OH hand
II. S. SEE & co.
Savannah, October 90, 1858. 4w2S
N, Is. The highest market price paid for best
1u1lily of buttar dqliverpd nj our C,nra
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
MERCK B. DEAN, President.
GEcRoE W. GRAHAM, Secretary.
RENTERs, LOOK upnr,,

HAVE procured a right for an Improvement
il IN building houses, by which 4 house may be
built Tor 4 small amount Of money, with all the
eonveniences and comforts of the dearest houses,
and as have appointed John s~malley, Of Ash.
iand, as my agent for this county please call on
him and examine the model, and procure a rieht.
ANDREW 8. NoRRI5.
Troy, Ashland CO., Aug. 8, 1853. ial
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CHAPTER Ill.

Mrs. I.acy's compliments, ma'am, ant
here is the bracelet Miss Lena wore. She
heard she had lost ilma'am, but hadn't nc
idea il was in her house-bat itgot drop.
ped between the cushions on die sofa, she
she expects, and she's very glad she's
found il, ma'am, for Miss Lena fell so
bad
Thatpoor child was Mrs Alleys irsI
exclamation, a sle, took the parcel me.
chanicalISt ming it to her room,
Plact1El n .tiiet liable; i have al.
Aiutl broke Iesft. | have sen, her
avn despairing,,f shall never forgive my.
self.'
And had her daughter deceived her thus!
The though t was death 10 her fond hopes.
She threw the bauble on her dressing table,
and sai down overwhelmed with distress.
Her first thought was TO write 10 Lena, and
her second 10 inform Mary by letter, as
speedily as possible, and she had just seat.
ed herself for the latter purpose, when a
hurried knock startled her, and a pale wo-
man stood before her, exclaiming, with a
startled voice and manner:-'Mrs. Alley,
where is my child For Gods sake,
where have you sent my chidl heard
nothing from her Il came to see il she
was sick, and the servants tell me that che
is gone-gone Where? Tell me, or ! shall
go crazy!
Her distress was fearful, when she had
listened to Mrs. Alleys broken words of
e lE.accusaiion. Where shaH go' where
shall | find my poor child! oh, Mrs. At.
ley, | hold you responsible for The life of
my poor girl. And she had such a dread
Of the jail-and she hadn't any courage at
all!-Where shall | find my poor child!
Oh, Mary, Mary, where are you at this
II is a fearful thing 10 charge the inno-
cent u~njusdy-to listen not to the prayers
Of the helpless to judge with harshness
hose who have none 10 plead their cause.
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NEW BAua gTOKRn
RoLLA H. U d Co.

iThOlssale aud RsfaIl Draskbss.
doom nst ofths Bank, and oppo.l,, a, 49,.
AAn1Aaaei, 0AAos
A ~ resolving and will consian,ly ksea y.
"a hand an extensive assortment ef 1870
Drug. Medicines, Cheml.I Pine so.n. n...-
Gals, Putty, Paints, Oils.J Ana Rol,i,s
nneIu1. pyss'uhs, sndlCotks, Stationary ana
Gas w.. ~. AL school Books. ConlSe.
49, p"".ae' w. uiesstl ~lonAries, spieos ana
nisn senst stt,siet. 1roceriea. i7lrt ~,
Swing. andStsndLamps, Liouors q, n.trs,iis...,, saa
Bottles, Walls and Apoth1 poses. oniv 'tii'
/. oeaTy shop Furniture: lCiears. Fine al. chx.,..
Paint and Varnlsh, Brush. and smokinr rohr.nIs
%, Whitewash and Shoei 6uuhs. LemonsseS-ei
Brushes Tooth, Hairl anRes' snreiesi I..'y..
and Cloth Brushes. Esll ment1. Tnusses K~tr.es.
sential Oils, PerfameTy, aud siikinds az possiss
" Patent Medicines. TT7TtrS-T
Our good ara. warranted 10 be fresh, pure and
genuine, and were purchased it tho lowssttsies
for ready cash, and will be sold At cleveland pri.
ses PhyaleiaHS, APptheearies, Mechanics ana
Artists who use our articles in large auaptits,.
will DO furnished ut wholesale prces, and viii
md y to heir advantage 10 purchase Of ne, rather
than send 70 Cleveland, or elsewhere. IA I word.
all our goods shall be Of su h prices and 4 ,aliiv
a. to make i for ne interest or every purehsssrtee
p~stvooize us. Call and aee. r-r -T
Ashlond, June g., 1858, atf
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Levi Wallace ct al. In PARTITION 10
..p Ashland Common Pleas.

A. Mckinley ct ai.j H7
DURSUANT to the command Of an order OF
L sale issued in the above case from tho Court
o fCommon Pleas Of Ashland County and State or
Ohio TO me directed, ! viii expose to public sale
At the door Of tn, Court House in said county,
On Monday. the 7h day of November.
A D 1853, between the hours or ten O'Clock A M
and four O'Clock P NJ Of said day, tho following
described Real Estate, situate and being in the
county OF Ashland and State or Ohio, 10 Wit, the
east half OF the south east quarter OF section eight
III 10 township twenty l2ol o fnnge sixteen 1851
containing eighty acres more Or less. Aiso tho
south west quarter Of section nine TO-. in township
twenty l2o] Of range sixteen [i6l containing one
hundred and sixty ii6ol acres motH1Nless, Coz.
tanning 10 all two hundred and ID D1Dl actes
more or less. The one undivided Of uid
lands appraised d. t twenty-five dollafs per acre
making in all the sum OF three thousand dollar,t
and the balance being the one Undivided half or
said " hundred and forty seres, appraised a.
e2O per acre, subject to a widows dover hereto
fore a''igned-making in all e2ioo. Total ap
praisement, t5,400.
Terms OF sale :-one-third cash in hand, on the
day ofsale one-third in ono year, and one-third
IN two years. Deferred payments to be secured
by Mortgage. HNH 1l17
I'D. JONES, SA1sf.
September u, 1858. 6wlT pfoG
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In AshidEa Common Pleas.

vs. In A.Atqaa Common Plea.
Andrew Horner)
PURSUANT to the command Of a Fl.
4 Fa. issued in the atove case. from The
Court Of Common Pleas OF Ashland county and
State + Ohio, to me directed, I will expose to
public sale, at the door Of the Csut House in
said county Gu
MOnday. the 7M day Of Novcmber,
a D 1853, between tie hours Of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon of
SAID day the following described real estate, stu.
ate aud being IN the county oil Ashland and State
of Ohio, to wit:--Belng fifteen acres out of the
southeast corner Of the west half of the north
west garter Of section number one 10 10 Town
ship number twenty-lhlee (23l OF Rarge seven
teen, commencing on the south line of said quar-.
ter thirty-Onc Rod and one Link east Of the
south west corner of said quarter; and thence
running due north forty. eight Rods and twenty
four LINKS; thence east iorty-eight Rods and
tNeRiy'l1ur Links; thence south fort, eight Rods
aud ~ Links to the south line Of said quarter,
and thence west to the place 81 heginning-con.
tanning Eileen acres as aforesaid, be the same
more or less. Terms Of sale: Cash.
boz J. D.. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, October s. 1853. 5w20 PISA 90
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A FRESH supply Of Wrishrs Indian VeRstOOl,
IN PAls, q standard English Medicine, Tor M
and cure OF disease, to aid and INN.
prove digestion and purify the blood. For MA
at the new Drug Store in Ashland, BY
June 10, 1888. -"
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