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Levi Wallace ct al.
III fdIulloH III
) Ashland Common Pleas,

A, Mckinley OF al.)
DuRSUANT 70 the Command Of an order of
i sale issued in the above case from the Court
ofCommon Pleas Of Ashland County and State Of
Ohio to me directed, ! will expose to public sale
at the door Of thu Court House in said county,
On Monday the 7h day of November,
A D 1853, between the hours Of ten O'Clock A NJ
and fur O'Clock P NJ of said day, the following
described Real Estate, situate and being in the
county Of Ashland aud State Of Ohio, to wit: tho
cas-, half Of the south east quarter Of section eight
Isl IN township twenty LeOl Of range sixteen [i6l
containing eighty acres more or less. Also the
south west quarter Of section niue o. in township
twenty i20l Orange sixteen 1861 containing one
hundred and sixty 1901 acres more or less, con.
taining in all two hundred md forty I24Ol acres
more or less. The one undivided half Of said
lands appraised at twenty-five dollars per acre -
making in all the sum Of three thousand dollars;
and the balance being the one undivided half oil
said two hundred and forty .CTCs, appraised al
$50 por acre, subject 10 u Widows dow,r hereto.
fore assigncd-making in all e2i00, Total ap
praisoment, 50, 400.
Terms of sale ;-onc-third cash IN hand, on tho
day of sale ono.thirJ in one year, and one.third
in two years. Deferred payments to DO secured
by Mortgage.
I'D. JONES, Strlg.
Scniember IA. 1888, Gwl7 MISC
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NERV GROCERY.


III AS just opened on Main street, H. Ashland
III one door east of N. s. Sampsel & Co.'s
Drug Store, a Grocery, where may bo found a
general assortment of
Groceries COnftctiOnsriss,
and also a variety ofNotions too tedious to men
ton; and, in a word, every article usually kept
in u Grocery, except Intoxicating liquors, which
he never hus dealt in. He therefore invites the
public to call and see what he has got for sale.
Ashland August 3, 1853. 3mll-
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John Nickles


John Nicklos
We, IDAlhiand COWMoRI Ieag.
George Illrdaker Ell all
PURSUANT to the command II aien.
4 di. EERopas issued in tho 9bnye e,sr from
the Court OF CGmmnn Pleas of Ashland county
and State Of Ohio, to ne dIEepled, | will expose
to r"hiiO sale at the door Of tho Court lou . "a
Tlil county, On
Monday, The IN day Of NOr'mbrN
4. D., 1855, between the hours of ten %u'cl"e',
A.. NJ and four O'Clock, p. NJ of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate aud boz
ing in the county Of Ashland and State Of Ohio,
to wit lot number nineiy.one t9l1 in SnIllvnl
township, in said county, containing eIrhiy-iour
acres, more or less. Taken as the property oF
n. J. Chase. Terms Of sale Cash.
J.. D. JONES, sheriff.
Ashland, October I, 1898. cots pl -
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YIN. Heed, ESQ,

We very cheerluIly comply with the
reuues, of Mr.. REED TO publish the COM
munication which follows. We have new
er charged, nor have we ever heard it
charged, that Mr.. REED pOied for Mr.
EMERSON, as il was known that he was
not in the county when the Primary Meet.
ings we're held; but we did charge, and
zoe here reiieraie il, upon the authority of
~ good Democrats and good men as there
sre in Mr.. REED's township (drern) that
he (Mr. REED did advocate among his
neighbours, the nomination OF MIR. EhrR'
SOS! The distinction sought 10 be drawn,
between supporting Mr.. EMERsoN's no.
,ninalion. aud poting for him, is a disllnc-
ton without a Inference. /, is TO be fair
" inferred that Mr.. REED would have
poied Tor the candidate, had he have had
the opportunity Of doing so, Whose nomi
nation he supported. To suppose other
wise, would be 10 suppose him guilty Of
lr ,ss sublerfuge and hypocrisy.
The following is the mote Of Mr.. REED:
MCKAY, sept. 90, 1863.
Mr.. Knapp-M
see il stated in he Union Of The 2lst
of September, that had supported the
nomination of Dir. Emerson. am also
well informed, that Mr.. Emerson aud
some Of his friends are circulating the
same report. Now sir, | wish 10 say IN
you, and through the Union 10 the public,
that | did not support Mr.. Emerson nor
any other man. | was absent from the
county and also frnm the State at the time
of the Primary Meetings. | WAS i'll Penn
sylvania, visiting my relations, at that
time; and had been ABSENT for several days
before the Primary Meeting come of n
This county, and did not return for ten days
afterward You will therefore see that
the report is entirely false--gotten up eI'
tirely for political effect.
You will please publish The above in
ihe Union Of next week, and oblige
VIM REED.
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MECH ANICS, INVENTORS a. Manu-
FACTURERS,
ClEn H.. .nIa,J.J d.. nIEn


Volume W Cf the SCIENTIFIC ANHRIcAS commences
on the 18th OF September. II is chiefly devoted TO the
advan, ement Of the interests Of .MseAanies, I~nrsstors,
.HaRsJastHrers aFd Farmers, by the diffusion Of useful
knowledge upon these Important branches. Iii edi.
ted by men practically skilled In the arts and sciences,
aud is widely regarded s.. sound aud able journal.
Nearly all the VARIABLE Patents which issue week.
iy from the PATEET OTr1CE are ILLusrRATED WITH
ESGNAvISGs, and the CLAIMS Of all the PATRSrs arc
published in its columns; thus making the paper a
perfect SCIENTIFIC and MEcnASICAE ENCYCLOrEDIA for
future IS well Gs present reference. The SCIENTIFIC
ANERIcAH Is very extensively cirCulated-its circula.
tiOn in the last Volume exceeding II eco copies per
week. II is in form for binding; each volume con.
tains SEVERAL ~irEDREp EEdRAvISGs and over PorR
EU DRED PAeEs Of Reading Matter, with an Index.
The practical receipts alone are worth 10 any family
much more than the subscription price.
The Publishers offer the following valuable prizes
for the largest list Of subscribers sent IN by the lst Of
January next!-Sl0O will be given for the largest list;
SIS for the second; $50 for the third; SIS for the
fourth; $40 for the jth; s3S for the 9Th; $50 for the
40 for the 18th; and s. Tor the zach. The cash will
lie paid TO .he order OF the successful competitor, i'm.
mediately after January list, 1854.
1IRMs;-One copy, one year, SO; one copy six
months, 81; five copies six months, 81; ten copies siX
months, 81; ten copies twelve months, SIS; fifteen
copies tweye months, S22; twenty copies twelve
months, s2s, in ADVANCE.
Southern and Western money taken for subscriptions.
Letters should he directed, posi- paid, to MuSS A.
Co., i9s Fulion.strcet, n Y.
NOTICE. is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ beeu appointed aud qualified As administrator on
the estate Of Jonathan HAyslett, late OF Ashland
county, deceased, and all those indebted TO said es.
tate in any wise, arc requested to make immediate
payment, aud all having claims against said estate,
will present them legally authenticated within one
year. LUKE SRLBY.
S'picmberos, 1859. 3wlO'
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BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS,
BRlDGE NOTICE.

TIME undersigned will sell on Friday October
i 9Th at ono o'clpck P NJ 10 the lowest ind
best bidder tho building OF a bridge across the
creek near savannah on the road leading from
Ashland to Savannah. Also on Saturday tho 9Th
OF the same month, at one O'Clock p NJ the build
in OF a bridge across Catotamy run, near James
Boats on the road leading fam Ashland to Cleye,
land. LUKE SELBY,
AMOS ulLLBORN, Com'rs
GEORGE MecoNNELL,)
September q, 1854. lSw2
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f''No NORTH, no SOatA, no East, no WeIt, under III
CeHstitutiOa: bat a sacred naintainaAee Of hs common
bond. and tras dspOti0R TO ths common brOthsrAOOd."-
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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rACnMENTN0TlC

Wy instance, m attachment wrs this ,hg
~ Issued by J. A. MsClpsk,. a jnsiies 81 NE
Peses tf Monlgomsry Township. Ashland eaaS.
A. D., 1859. MATTHEW CLuGTroN.
sw20 For Clugkton 1 burma.
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HTIt is a rare occurrence that we notice edi-
torIally any "Patent Meoiclne" that is being hawk
ed about the country, but in duty to the world We
feel bound to acknowledge aud state that no one
article Of medicine within our knowlOdie, for most
complaints which human flesh is heir to, bOgains
to be as valuable as McALISTER'S ALL HEAL.
ING OINTMENT. Having witnessed its great
and wonderful healing properties, we would not
on any consideration without it and we say 10 all
hOads of families, keep this article on hand if you
wish to preserve your health and sive Doctors
bills.
For sale by DR. N S SAMpsELL. 2wl9
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Qhe nlarkets.
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.


sTADLER's "G0oD MEDICINES" are popu-
lar with all who know them. See their advertise
mOnt1I3 mother column. Their "CHERRY EX-
PECT0RANr" is admirable for coughs &C., and
their DINPRHGA CORDIAL is the best reme-
dytor disd PES of the bowels now sStant.
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NO11CE..

WHTRFAs. my wife Mary has In ny brd sad
w bosrl without cause Or pfovccotipni therefore
| fortwaln ali persons from tfu,tihg or hAlb0rtnr bsf
oh my stcout, fr | will not BE- accountable tor enfs9
her e~ouiraeir. ADAM h~okEBQkOlGH, =
Nermlllion Up, Ashland CO., Sept. -, ttS9.' atS0s
A r my Instance. an attachment wi sthis day issued
n by William Galt, a Ju tice ofthe Peace Of tlauo.
Yer township, falkland county. against the pruprfty
nne ef.els Of uenfY spuolera . MN Tesiisn, OF sii
cnDuty, PETER K~RENEnlfu,
s~ctiqp5cT 81 \. D.. 1850. Swat
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Ton PRINTING, Esq, may At al tiues DO
y found at the Union Office, w aud dressed
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David Young
n AMfans Common gieaA

David Young
Andrew HorRer)
PURSUANT to the eoDmaAG Of n.
Il Pa. Issued in the al0re sasts from lnn
Court Of Common Pleas Of Aslisn4 6ouniy and
State Il Ohio, to me directed, I Will expose IN
public sale, AZ the door Of the cou { 1fopso "
Monday, he 7h dgy,@ .Noosmbsr,
AID 1853, between tho hours Of ton O'Clock ia
The forenoon aud ipur o'clock in the afternoca Of
Iaid day the following DESCRIBED real estate, siiu-
ate and being in tho county al Ashland and Ststa
ofOhio, to wt;-1eing Aitasu ecres opt Of tho
southeast corner Of the west half Of the north
west qpartor Of section number one M 10 Town
ship number twenty-thiee t23( Of RArgp seven
teen, commencing on the south line af SAID quar-
ter thirty-one ROds and one Liak east Of Tho
southwest corner qf said quarter aud ,heAee
running due Dorth fprty-eighl Rods aud lvsaiy-
four LiRksi thence east iorty.eighi Rod. aRA
t"eniy-ibur Lake thence south fcrtJ -eigh, Reds
Md "a Links 10 tho south line Of said qasiiee,
and thence wcSt ia the place Of bpginRpg--cpr !,
iaining fifteen acres as aforesaid, be the sHn,e
more or less. Terms Of sales Cash.
J. D. JONES, sheriH.
ASH. nd, October 8, 1874. 5w20 PISA 30
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Michael Miller and sun
san, his wife, Va PdFtftea.-h A,A-
We. land csmmea Plsoa.

san, his wife, VA Pdpthfen.-h AtA-
vs.. land s4mOa PlsoS.
A. Humerickhousef, OF al
DURSUANT TO the command Of ~ osds< ~f'
sale in the above Gaze, issued from the Cnu /
OfCommon Pleas Of Ashland county, and 10 hIa
dir cited, ! will expose to public sale on the pre-
misses, in said county,
On Monday, The IN day Of NoUember.
A.. p, 1859, between the hours Of ten o'clcck.
in the l0reaoop, and four O'Clock In the afternoon
of said day, the iailowiug described real estate,
situate ia Ashland county and State Of Ohio, 10
wit;-Bcing the south iAlr If the Moth Wat
qaarIeror SECTION number fpprteea in Township
tweniy-fOuT Of Range scveat cen, supposed To
contain eighty acres, more or Issy'
30 Also, thirty acres off the east gile Of tia poTt,
east quarter Of section number Aneen, Tawprh'p
twenty four, and Of Range number scven!qrR,
commencing at tho north east eornsr ~ said quar-:
ter, running west sixty rods ! thenee so III eighty
rods; thence east sixty FOdsi thence north eighty
rods to the place Of besinning-coniaining thirty.
acres, more or less, 10 DO sold subject to a wid-
owls dover, heretofore assigned. Terms Of sale:
- ne tblrd cash on the DAY OF sale; one thini IN
one year, and the balance in two year with intc-
rest on the two LAST payments from the day Of saig.
Deferred payments TO be secured by mortgage On
the premises. J. d. JONES, ShtTlf
Ashland, October s, 1859. $3.50 pt st 80
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~ Read the article from the Ohio State
Democrat On tho progress Of the Coalition
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Thankful for past hvos, would resp cGuUy cal TIN attention Of tn trde to lie above so
of floods. with the assurance that shall at ali lime have heyy stock on had, md will sell u
on saceOmuodling terns as any other JobOng Edabhshmcutp the WGu
HARVEY HOWARD.
SrnicmherG G. 1859 - l3
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A List Of letters

RENAINlsG In the Post once. at Ashland, Sept;
L 4 n 400 -
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oil
80 boxes Chrome Vel W
80 Gresn
90 " American Vermillion
4 " Chinese
~ bbls Lamp Back
relms s nd paper
leases Gum T1lIjac
kegs Zinc paiut grOuul in oil,
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} Ia Chanccry.-.Ta asa
land Common Pleas.
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ANTS AND OILS.

on hand, a superior article
oil opal Coach, Japan and la
mar N.on.she. together with a
fun assortment Of paint, warn.
ish. sash, whIte'wash, marking
=" coping, tnncr's, securing
aad ddstng Brushes; Brunzes.
Gold aud Silver Leaf, &c. &c.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-12
Millinery and Dress Goods.

NNOs hIDUs
On Second Street, North q Hill Street,
rs now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
i of GOODS, enabling her 10 supply her customers
with all kinds OF fancy silk Bonnets, Embroidered
Gimps and Gimps OF every description and size She
will ReepOn hand variety OF Spring Mantllas, OF new
style, and Misses and chdIen's Basques. Also, a
handsome assortment of Wells, Ribbons and Flowers.
Dresses made and patterns cut TO order, in the latest
styles. Gloves, Linings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats and everything else usually called for IN such
Establishment.
While extending a general invitation 20 call; she
wishes the fact kept in mind that she is determined
there shall be reasonable ground of complaint on
account of Prices. (mch-3l-wy)
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HEALTH FOR THE ST4TEM!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HE ALTH,
DlSORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD ] o HE HEAD.
Copy aT letter from Mr.. Jehn lloyd Of ErW. Gen, near
HdrIerh, hsrionsthshirc
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
SIR-I avail myself Of The first opportunity Of inform
ing you, that Tor very lorg period was alctedwth
n dangerous ciddiness and lieuuen swimmings in the
head ato dtd by loss Of appetite, dsordered stomach
aud generally impaired health: Every means had
failed TO give me any permanent reeI, aud at length
became so alarming that was really afraid Of gong
about wi hout an atteUdant In this melancholy con-
diou | waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist,
Harech for the purpose Of consulting him as 10 what
had better do he kindly recommended your Pills, |
tried them without delay, aud after taking them for
short tue am happy to bear testimony TO their
derul efficacy. / am restored 10 perfect health,
and enabled 10 resume my usual duties. You are at
liberty TO publish this letter in any way you may think
proper. am, Sir, your obedien Servant,
June 9Th, 1852. (Sgned) JOHN LLOYD.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY.
DEAR SIR--I deem il a duty ! owe to you and the
public at large, to inform you Of most miraculous
coyery from that dreadful disease DRoPsY, and which,
under God, was effected by your invaluable Pills. |
was tapped FIVE times within eight months, and skill
fslly treated by two medical practitioners, but could
n0 get cured until had recourse TO remedy, aud
Notwithstanding all had undergone, this miraculous
medicine cured me in the course Of six weeks.
INFALLIBLE Cure OF A STOMACH COM
PLAISr, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES.
ErtTocl cf a Letter from mr. s. Golren, Chemist, of
ClifoE, near Bristol, dGted Jdiy IAN, 1882
To Professor HoL owY;
DEAR SIR am requested by Lady named Thorn
as lust arrived from the West Indies TO acquant YOU
that for period of eight years herself and family sui
fcred from continual bad health, arising from disorders
OF the liver and stomach Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite,
violent Head-ach pains in the side, weakness and
general debility for which she consulted the most EN-
inent men in the co,ony but without any beneficial e-
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which in YER; short :ime effected so great a change
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family were restored to health and strength Fuher
she desires me saw, that she has witnessed their
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children, particularly in of Measles and Scarati-
ma having effected positive ofthese diseases with
no other emedy. (Signed) :. GOWEN.
These celebrated Pills OondsrfUiy e6icaeioUS in the
Extract ofd letter from EdlOard Roricy Esq, Of India
Walk, TObagO, dated yApril Sth, 1852
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LANDS NEAR HANNIBAL,
FOR SdLE!

7 HAVE several pieces of land detached from my
i farm by the Plank and Rail Road, which will sell
an lots from one to forty acres One ioTty acre lot
three miles from Hanniba on the Plank Road ieauihg
from Hannibal to New London having on it very hne
spring, rviule of pure running stock water and one
OF the most beautiful building spots in the State.
will also sell five shares of Stock in the Hannibal,
Rails County and Paris Plank Road.
For reni, a large Store House on the Levy, three
stories high. Also, several Lots for lease.
June %, IS53-4w) THOS. McDANNOLD.
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HANNIBAL, MO-: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST H. 1853
MAIN STREET. UA1

Call the attention Of purchasers generally to their ca
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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE BRITISH LION PEACEABLY DIsPosED-PARLIA-
MENT RUMORs-GENERAL NEWS, But LITTLE STIR

TIE BRITISH LION PEACEABIY DTsPOsED-PARLIA.
MENT RUMORS-GENERAL NEWS BUT LITTLE STIR.
RING.
II continued to be generally circulated that Parliament
viii be called together at early date This however
was unlikely TO be the case, unless yet grayer events
should occur.
Cabine, Council was held on Saturday 18TH The re.
suit OF the deliberations were, usual, kept secret
The Cars declaration Of had been duly difcussed
by the London press They do not relish IT, course but
have failed TO say anything particularly noticeable SO far
a. an opinion be formed from the tone of the newspa
TeIs and OF conversation, there exists unwlngness
believe that Britain be forced into any active display
Of hostes The wish appears to be- decidedly that she
should not notwithstanding the readiness of France to en-
gage IN the fray.
Captain Inglefeld narrated to the Royal Geographical
cey at the first meeting of the season. the history of
his own ard Captain McClures adventures In the
Arctic Seas. Lieut.. Cresswe also made few remarks
Sir Roderick j Murchon, who presided having read a
letter from Captain Mcclure Congratulated the scientific
world In The practical discovery the Northwest Passa1e
and hoped England would also endeayOr to the
Northeast Passage TO Behring'S Straits conversation
enred on the subject in which Captain Beechy AMI others
took part the opinion seeming be that the Northeast
route could lot be accomplished in season. even with
the aid Of steam.
Ii further implied that the recent discoveries have
proved concusivoly that franklin AMI his party must
have passed through Wellington Straits 10 the ncrh aud
have probably reached and open and that there they
must he sought for, If sought for at all II was men
toned that fl2OO sterling had been collected to erect
monument to the memory Of Lieut. Bellot. With this
money int nded to erect cenotaph at Greenwich
and hand over the balance to the mother and sisters of
Bellot, who are poor
The Directors of the East India Company gave a din
ner on the 18th inst 10 Lord EphnsOne the recently
appointed Governor of Bombay Like everything per.
tanning to the East India Company ii pretty much of
family party.
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hy m,wlislc fce,ih of Tho Democracy IN that
case louh eui Zoe squalls nu, No doubt tia, ual'
nenirn win even choose 10 quit ihe ioo, m' tho CHAT
oven ii the vhoioc wo,r o6oied hn,
A. 10 che Cle,h, u ia generally "uproaoi that uol
ro,uc, viii he reelected but that by ~ means Ger
tain ilewiil potb ceilanl, Secure tho Caaeaa noml
nation nnd llo Court hnneneo bat holh ihero may nal
sunlce IN ihese helhug tlmea Should the hpeahef bo
inhen Nom tho ttcc States which We consider highly
lwrrobahle,f viii pteli, certainly DO defeated aud
even Il not hc has su gochs aud qulchaands 90 On
counter We believe Father vonAhle OF N &. OF Ej'
win Cr,sWu Of our state could beat him Il either
would consent 10 run hut, unloas uomc now aud
shong candidate aprcara Forncy will probably alp Ia
again
Tho minor offices OF tho House are oi lito conao'
uucncc. except 20 those who hold them Thcy arc
generally hospitals for broken or badly damaged po.
htical tools aud afford snug pickings for those who
know the ropes They arc filled about the samo az by
lottery. In which the chances very heavy against
a deserving man drawing aught but blank Let them
80 AZ they WILL the Sergeant and Doorkeepor must fill
thor sub places with The nephews aud cousins OF
the Members who aided their election II is dirty
business and the time for cleansing it seems not to
have arrived yet
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FROM fhinn have Intelligence that tho CityOf shnng
bal f into tie hands Of tho ins1rgona tho 7 SepCm
bor bnnd Of tho Insurgents surprised the Imperial gar
rsoD md gained possession cf the city with little no
sistance BOno 81 tho Nanddrna killed.. The Taou
tao Bnmqun escaped md pnccd himself unior tho prooc
lion NJ tho United States authorities There was report
that Pokn had fallen, but wanted confirmation. Canton
remnned quiet fiyhting continued Mt Annoy the lmper
nsls making strong efforts 10 retske the place Recent
accounts the progress Of the rebellion rather
Trajectory but il certain that the insurgents have
possession Of Keang Ping and other towns 100 miles north
Of the Yellow River.
1t said that the Emperor has accepted the proered aid
Of the Tartar Chiefs north Of the wall AS last resource
From Fooehow foo adyices 10 the 10TH An Amer-
can house had eded in loading three ships with tea
the Alma and Olga, Tsar and Old Hickory destination
kept secret
the Woosung River, had arrived.
At Canton, United States sloop Saratoga; at Whampoa
steamships sGsquehannah and Mississippi at Macoa, Ca
price Macedonia, Vandalis and steamer Powhatan.