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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

ANpREw Coon, President.
DowNINo H. Young, Secretary.
john p. DRESAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies OF
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding five years.
The Directors call the especial attention Of
persons desiring to effect assurances, to the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal feat res Of
their Company.
l.. We issue policies on both the jOiut-stock
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period Of time as m y be desired.
II. Persons insured in this Company who sus-
tain a loss, in case of controversy, may bring
their suit either IN the county where such loss
occurred, or in Richland county.
III. In case Ofslle Of the property insured, be-
fore the expiration Of the policy, a rateablc pro-
portion of thc money advanced will be returned
10 the policy holder. This is a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we II link will
meet with the appreciation ofall persons interest
ed.
~. We c%onfne ourselves entirely to a business
within the bounds oil the State Of Ohio. A liberal
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Prinripai business Office, on West Diamond Street
Mansfield, Ohio, up s%tairs,i in Siurges' nsp builds
ing. Agents oi company for Ashland County
WIN. B. ALLISON, Ashland.
CT. KING, Haysville.
May %, 1853. If
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1ENygLRY STORE.
PeliIiOn for DiyOrcc.

NTELZER Tannehill, Is hereby notified, that
MI on the 2sth day Of May, AID. 1853, Mary
M. Tannehill, filed, in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas, of the county Of
Ashland, and State Of Ohio, a petition in chance
ry. against the said MelZcr Tannehill; and that
the same is now pending in said court; charging
among other things, that the said Mellor Tame.
hill, and Mary NJ. Tannehill, were lawfully mar
ried on The 2lst day of November A. D.. l64i,
and lived and co.habited together as man and
wife, until the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1913, at
which time the said -Afelzer Tannehill lcn said
petitioner, without any lawful or just cause, and
that he has remained wilfully absent ever since,
being a period of over three years; that the said
Melzer Tannehill, has grossly neglected, and
failed to provide Tor snid petitioner. The prayer
ofsaid petition, is that the marriage contract ex-
listing between the said petitioner and the said
defendant, may be forever dis solved, ard both
parties freed from the obligations ofthe same;
that said petitioner may be allowed reasonable
alimouy; and thar she may have such other, and
further relief in the premises, as equity and good
conscience may require. The said Melzer Tan
nehill, is further notified, that unless he shall ap-
pear, plead, answer, or demur, petitioner will, at
III next term of said court, ask for decree ac-
cording to the prayer of said petition.
MARY NJ. ~TANNEHILL,
BY FULroN g. McCoMBs, her solicitors.
NAV 2b, A. ID, l6D9.-Gw2
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d.. FOX

EEPS constantly on hands BOOTS and
IN SHOES, SADDLES and HARNESS, at all
WIN. Nelson, Foreman.
Haysville, April IL, 1853. 4Hf
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Township Road Motto

THE subscriber will present apetition to the
i Trustees ofGreen Township, Ashland Coun-
ty, Ohio, on the 9th day of July, A D.. 1853, pray
log for the establishment of the hereinafter de-
scnbed township road, in said township to wit:
commencing on the section line between section
"a and 35, where the county road leading from
Daniel divers, by James Campbells, as trav-
eled, enters upon the lands of John Anderson and
Joshua Chance, thence south 'long the west line
of Joshua Chances lands, and on, and through
the lands ofJohn Anderson, to the corner oil lands
owned by James Campbell and John Anderson.
Sand road to be twenty feet in width, and abou,
twcnty-seven rods in length.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
May &c, l853.-4w3
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

UAusuAl sickness prevails a, A%lexandrls
am,ng which is AsiAlic Cholera.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

ESTATE OF HENRY Balm.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed aud qualified as Administrs.
tor Il the estate OF Henry Balm, late OF Ashland
county, Ohio, deceased. JOHN CHARLES.
June 10, 1853. 3w4s
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The ossrln Time, has been su,pende',
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Neuralgia,

Neuralgia,
II stopped the pain in five minutes. She hasnot been
troubled since she used up the first bottle.
r.. r. Relief cured q gentleman who had Tue wan.
daring Neuralgia, In a few days. First II wasi In bis
head, then the shoulders aud then the bowels-he
became frantic with pain. Radway's Ready Relief
instantly stopped the pain and the use ofthe Regpla
iors and Resolvent, in connection with the Relief, In
one week, made . perfect cure.
Group.
R. R. Reliefhas cured hundreds Of children ofthe
Group In from ten 70 fifteen minutes.
R, K Reliefhas cured Thousands Of ladies and gen
tlemen, OF Sick and NnTvous HeadAehes. BY rubbing
the hoGd externally. and taking half a teaspo0n'iull
OF Relief Internally. =.
AGENTs.-r. G. Bushnell, AshlAndi Scott q
Hayes, HayesVille; Strong & Krenerich, Lou
dUnVille. '
NIB. Copyright secured. Persons wishing o.
agency tor Radwa,'s Remedies, viii write u
principal office, i52 Futon ST., New York.
Nov. II, 1862. ly2o
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
STILL GREATER IMPROVEMENT
GRAIN DRILLS
Henry NycuRa's Patent Seed
PLANTER,

&c. Br0ddcast or in Drills.
TNoFerina this machine to the public, the sub
scriber does notdesire any one to be guided or
swayed in his opinions by any argument in iis favor
which be can Offer, but would wish each enc 20
examine II aud JUDGE for himself II appears TO BIO
the settled opinion Of those who have used the
GRAIN DRILLS that II is the most advantageous
manner in which grain can be sown, from the fact,
that, in the first place, ii greatly lessons labor;
secondly, 1t is a saving Of time, as a man with two
horses will sow from 10 to 10 acres per day; thirdly
it requires leOB seed to the acre; fourthly, Il Is pro-
tected from winter freezing, from the fact that a
ridge ofearth is thrown up between the rows In
sowing, which moulders down to the root oftho
grain and gives it strength and vigor In the spring,
and lastly, an acre sown in this way will yield one
fifth more than that sown in any other manner.
This Machine also sows
LIME, ASHES, GUANO. PLASTER,
or any other fine fertilizer with the wheat. Tho
lime, &c. are placed in separate apartments In the
hopper, are kept separate until they enter the tin
funnel, from which they pass into the shovel or
tooth, thence to the ground, when they are do
posted and covered together. Four bushels Of
lime to the acre sown in this way, has quite as
beneficial an effect upon the grain as l26 bushels
put on in the ordinary way. The quantity Of
grain sown can be speedily and accurately Tegula-
ted by the patent slide gage, made for the purpose
which has an index showing the quantity, which
may be varied from 3 pecks to two bushels to the
acre.
The drill machine may be altered in one min
ute to SOW Wheat, Rye, Barley or Oats Broadcast
in the most accurate and satisfactory manner,
which III the farmer is a great advantage, Ss it
enables him to SOW without regard TO wind or
weather.
k1rThe above Machine, Of the very best man
u~facture, can be procured of
y: GR0SsCUP,) Ashland, Ohio.
MYERS. ~ V"
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IL. H. HttJ'
COurh Cured i'm five vi utPS!

Readway's Ready Relief, cured agcnteman in five
miuucts, Of a severe fl OF eaughing. The gentleman
lad not slept for Two nights; 1t was applied externally
fundamentally.
r. r. Rehi1.
RIsumatism.-an aged gentleman was troubled
with the %uma for six years. Sometimes his
feet would swell TO three times their natural size he
suffered the most excrucisting pans. lie was Ieliev'
from pain In Fipe yMiHltes after using II. X. Relel.-
lie has not been troubled since
X. r.. RPSnIuent.
.Mcreuriei Rbeaml,ism.-A gentleman residing next
door 10 our ONCE, has heen afflicted with MerouriGl
Rheumatism for a number Of years. He was cured by
taking RadraB's ReH0DattHg ResOinsHi intrelY' and
bathing externally with Railways Ready Relief
r.. r. Relief.
Cured a young lady whO had become al
most a manidc, with
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

We have our directions Ia &c and fully given,
and particularly adapted to the different diseas-
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n. r. RehJ.
CriDpicS! Leap for JOyM

The aged. the in6rm, and the crippled, instantly
feel the effects Of Railways Ready Relief: it %Tejuyi.
mates old age, renders the stir jolnted supple aud &C.
live. infuscs life aud strength In the sore. weak aud
disabled lsnb, removes all pain aud soreness nom the
Joints aud muscles, aud strengihens and makes sound
and whole, the weak. iniirmcd and crippled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
DIED.

AITHtIsF T'a, morning. Apl Jcha J., second son o
],bn ana ssrah fi.un Afhsas~ nsed Ha1lihsb i,y'
COLO suasv March ~ siepgfl tare , Com fhn"ns
Csr srHSt'y y eify, asra -
30, 'ase.f p'rasr coy.
IIT gEW OOD-At Havana. Marc ii Ttous Lir-rsol, o.
pfc-tl Ii
"a, ;. styr, 81 the ,y u'b-r. ~ Breotu lods-
Ct o. tke n-niEs Of - Johns ire 20 utFfrs
wafons a~ut has tuue ~taolt further not-,
he ate No ~ Yok st. r Nnrisv ~ p OcocS
NATHEH At Philadelphia, oa h1rdiv huch - rAomp Ma
bef Es4 of sprgrElcd H. ssei S. NJ born
hurT caun ~ led The Erfer portion ~ hs e
no. ster 81 1es af snd espouabiy
pse ed he ooudsncs sna esteem Of hs aarrol'
srgnsufarts
PACkW uOD April Lncen. vouaz-+ o. samuel sni ~
A Faci pood sg-t years usr'4s su1 81 tlTs.
49, ents he sa.f anl family ns-l D. an ~ be ilhr
srfEnd, O'Clock " e. he fcedenr 20 as
iafh~r No 30 So Nsrta Tise - tho1f ilrf1rr n'prr-
sHTHN OOD Nsrrh % NJ Eittnefh -hsrs'nt, rtiIN Of
Dsyd Sherwood. -,rs -. n The $3.50 YEAR her
he -ufs rrstves ~ the iuiv cot @ moe h-f f'n'
Nilsp DAVID .nd samuel slsfsot Er4 40 beg 500 A.
LEWIS r. Knspp r..l uy ri Oh arfuf O.. .lnrra rom
her ate irHce. No 81 So - su' tay Al' e. oe
TN
TEYos Friay morning A7-i. p B rJoa, wed 7dyehr
ao-ihs.
u re.v~. fsnd. - the sJs rs'p.t' Nv ''-i p
a1era hi. uuer,l nd,y ap , b. - r-si~uu 10 o
vii be- taken @ he tru-rJ col ne Can
ION 4 nsffst CHufch ~ .ttsfn,ni
wOOLsgl On nursdsy MareA 81 ,ifs MAJ "'1i'y 's'd
81
rtr I'd. NJ hs fuy ~ respectfully v'ei 70 aneni h-f
seal on saturlv "a INST a Ocok v hom ar sc fi
5csee. No N0ro1 q
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MARRIED.

BrLI-PyTERS- B5-ton wednesday. MUch - n =
Psui. Cbufth. BY Rev A. Yu'ca y. D. B. Nn'on IN y
BOSROTH-s MIIh.-At Dryioa Cs;tsrauEus Co. o Much
y Bc.~orth q, HoAokas. n J., TO MIS- cstharihe
C0Rw ESTBRooE. Po-, Jaws ~ Rev. AuS,s,ls
Of Buiao Ms Ahrs d,nEhier Joan
INTTs0S- BESNETT.-A Weston S;euben Co. Nuch lib
R.v NJ Crahs Mr. John Fn-r-on from al Nc Nay
Of W-~lon The ahov- marriage took place nnt-r 70
n he brides toont YEAR,
as~ h-otf at Hoover ady -ti-ars bust
ress tie ~ beca most q Ae thur
past sn tter sh'ene o. about ave
10 thst .he ntf
Ler eunry women -armng ire
tsd. the FREE sn nsansf and tod
~ he vod Thrbrte above ntn 8 I,oPPd
declared hsf ready sr toe aaPtah Wihn IN
hos from hs' ume The Pae- v-r- ,pcr4 ~ -sat s s
tc,as on TIE hrry Sc-snl [nunics. Tate, Co Recori
FALI-CREEp-t Lsncas-r a. Nsrrh -, Johu Fan va,
Marys,'- Calr Me- Jeuns Greed. daughter OF ne
FEIRsEY-PAEISH z,n--v,' - O March - Nr John r
r.lf-ey H.. o. Ire and 10 " :. .rab.th PARISH
GUBERT-PLUNB At Nsss.u P. suca TO- Or Js' B.
Cih-rt ofsavrnn.h. Ga and Nary Plumb % sany 7
HAMILTON FAIRFIELD Al ssco. Ne. March y, NJ u
Yshln Hnton to Nj sarah Ihorn'on d'1sasf o. 7 HON
KNAFP ANNFsLTI- Albany Y Y. march -. o. II.
K-pp. Of New Iot Maria daughter Of III. ate "AA~ Al
KIsSEY-sT,uRING AZ Lite Fsl. y 7, N,reh y, "
Jld Kinney o. Taurkeys IN Ms Elizabeth saunns q i~S
NGY-REEn- A. Moa,pef-r W Nirch = Alpha c. MAJ. A.
torn. 81 Law u NJ. - 7 dsush'rt Of u. Red
NoCOT-STEW RIA C0iumhu-. q h'rch ~ VI, 'ean
KiTrERIDGH -cIAREE At Hopsl,e Connaaty. Milford.
Msrrh % os Riercfe Of worces-f aad Liof'a CAss'
sHRFCK~GAw l,ss'pss March 81. " c. W shrek.
ofNr~ Yort 20 Mi.s Ylns g Cav
STARkTY-H1TIE.- At Drrost III March ~ hsnTstaf'
key nd Mo- FkBHfte -,
sTONE-DGNIFLL- Bo.'on rT1Nv csa5rS Nar.s - ~
a. Ne, ,cb Easfbaru M HssU ssne % Mss G. Aieins-
A.rakf-r Of be Jostab DANIEL. gl' ~ i1si1a
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE ACADEMY FoR BOYS n BRooKLrS.-A
meeting a the subscribers the stock Of the B1y-'
Academy wns GU Thursosy nigh, held at the Iasteute
~ hear the report Of tie Committee previously sp-
pointed to obtain further Subscriptions From the re-
port pre- cn,ed il appears that w,uty two more sub
scribors have boon added 70 the ii.; ami there u a
good prospect that the remainder Of the stock VIII DO
taken in short time The value OF toe shares l. hxed
a. 500 each The total amount At present subscribed
amoun TO SO coo and g. 900 more is required 20 com
mCnce operations.
An election for Trustees Of the Institution being cn
tered into The following gentlemen were chosen; G. :
Rowland l.. b WyusD, ! I I Stranahas. J9sepa l..
Putnam, jones Howe. j. T Martin "a K Worthinston
J r. SouthSorth d : Laugdon, FfOthinghsm.
ChnIles Bsyls r. : Tucker. II. q. Cl4iln, : Il. Crit
tendtn C. r. Marvin, G. BreyoCrt j. q. Low
The Chairman Of the meeting C. p. smth, ksi)
slated for the information Of thuse prrsen Inst an act
q incorporation had been procured from tie Lesl-ls
,ure-t the plan Of Academy had been drawn-aui be
expressed the hope that the building would b erected
and resdy for occupation before next winter.
The nee;p- thea adjourned 10 the call OF the IF4s-
tees.
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MANUFACTURES % SIX.
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vILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

The Pu1icE DsBANpED.-Ms!or Becry Is
.usd orders yesterday morning 70 ne Policemen o; ne
,.versl Ward. 20 deliver W T. r state Most o. teen
reused 10 comply viih h. request and sonisnded 'AAs
The ureseui Poce force had not bsen Ssbanaed ~ the
action Of the Common Council b, then lass mec;Ia,.
The Aldermen were convened The NA'ors once
last evening and after vssoUs opinions were "a pressed
by them uyoa the subject j; vas teeied teai orders
shou,d h ssusd n.trucng the Policemen - eoa,iaue
on duty a. before until further Anoa Is taken N tne
MISTER by The Board Of Aldermen.
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In stocks the market MAS moderately &C.
tive ,odsy. aDA priees were grBer4ny s1stNaed NJ
.ar.ruA. ho.sver, under the ltUess ron san !aAn-
i,u 81 IN the uornisg 10 oo!. Gerhne =! y cent,
~, recovered =, the Second .Oori - 3li The Rail
rcaS. were nos very srm- Ere seelsosd a y cent
Hu6,ou River 1. BATien J. sc sSr1h and ssoo-
u,-ou we're arm n trsnsseroH n Coal saares
were ~, very large bat -oHe fbis ~efe eGoyaa'
a,.n. Parker ven I'D e y! buyer Unity Cum
b~rl.1d. 81. Sex Greek, "a Psr1iz, y The
Ntrisg .h.res we're well sustained GreS No<Ehera
Lad scll At be securl Board a 2 az ba2EoTsneai Il
- q hare Potomac y. New Jersey Zine l2t, e.
Pr.utu.u Railroad, were s-r Eod .oeers'er. LOex-
boz. sad ss.s.rs Fsah. sivsaoed - 20 Ca's and
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SUPREME COURT.

, IN me MATER o. JOhn J. hicks.
On the argument as 10 the Commitment,
JudAe horrs decided that the eonpaint on which The snb
poera . founeec Re produced II was So ba.
Df neoo Pcoe The question Their up whether "a.
nsfttr contained IN II jurisdiction R.indssE
Arfrneni 10 relation b presented Sarurday 70
Which period the Court adjourned
PTevous 10 the COM lant beng handed to the Jrise
MI. Graf an insisted that the Recorder should De called
witness bat Mr. Blunt said rather than tax he would
produce the eenpnt The Judge on Oosinr =: II asked
Mr.. Graham What be had 20 that" implying b.
the manner that there had been sufficient suthorify
II CHsNaIRs Before Judsr MORRfS
In the matter Of John J Hicks
A motion 20 be discharged from custody, re-
l.tug invesg before the Reoorer already resreS
The council for Mr. Hicks Mes- Graham and Boaga-
too obAineG two wits Of h.hsas corpus the
tsehue Mt Tor rfusng 70 appear witness the Other
the commitment for contempt IN rusn 70 b The
counsel for the people conenced that he ned ouly BY the
corutnneu, The Court sderrd both be1-e X and
held this forenoon. that IN relation the afschment u
wa proper tst the compliant should he produced. Mr.
Blunt Counsel abandoned tina; point and Nr
Hicks discharged from 'res, on the attachment and the
rument continued 20 the power OF inquiry reii
ton TO the commitment for contempt.
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY
CIRcUIr CoURr-NOs. 3co. $40. 3S9. AS, AZ,
as, ISh. 81. IS -. SIS tSs. fsa. ~ al.
SuPEEsE COURT-The Saturday special motion term
viii be he'd before Judge kdmonds
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ALCOHOL II ITS RELATIONS TO NgIRIrlos

ALCOHOL ~ ITS RELATIONS TO NCrRIrlON
AND HumAN LirE-Protessor ioumaus delivered ile
second Of course Of lectures the above subject al
Rev. H. W Beecher's Church on Thursday evening,
before highly respectable and Interested sud-n-e
After describing the composition Of the human frame,
ana expiDug the process 81 Digestion ne sad ths' aa
tic BODY was the thesier o. constant change AMI that
the presence Of wsier was essential 20 the manifestation
o. lite IN all be1g., !, essary 20 examine ne
Effect oi acoacl, uucl was AItsgonnnc n - oPefs-
lions Water wa the nrst -c---'y tO NE al ehf
question % "a Az lc whether -iclho! coll- De- ui
a.. substitute he demonstrated t.a u cou'l aet De-
ipg highly in1 sruInabc substance . rApeei t1e wa
tn srd thus Is the huer ~ 10 DIGESTION
had ne efoc, or p-s1gcins dyspep aud opened ne
cour % al sorts OF dise-ses. Alcoho doe nos dHst
rfher does i rass from The body throushthe ordinary
cttrue hut .oass throut TIE coat II ne stom el sto
De entire systsIu II. ifu1s O. cossuse thas "lca
a.la remain Boa q liquid s'ste, AID iLas esifci''h7s
lass 81 csa.ts hai are rot astuf, and eootel Ieai{
iu-,rte. 10 btaih Arer reclrng 70 Lle ir1eIa' e..
fcts Of the u.e az beef upon TIE looa pfa) a-l' al
tron those gen, r. ~ Who u-e alcohol ~ Aiy iof "a ne
ticsed HE sddIer- aIsid TIE upfo9-non y tae Assem-
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SECOND sOAsD
PgIk,prIyBA sAIEs OF s10cAs-FrifaL

Az L. A. B..ls.ls 80 t--le X y - - 80
"a 10 kor-.. C,saL :. - sth- Ssv Pf-rrsa 81 a
-. Sal i.-k s5sot : g -. ~ .9'Jo " .1ls 80
~ e. - stl 80 sssa tts4 a. q = fNNp r. p -
iCs aI=.4 - = Esit9s4 r. tiil slon - g. -.
- "a ~ b -
= o. - 4. ua Agasg a-irEs4 q. . r. 10 Arm -
s4i slt K-s~az Eai.ro~a a. - 80 - 70 ~
80 -rarkE Nsrra-aa pF--fr--, ~ SO s-al-g hl
- - u % y NJ 81 NcA EslE PlF-a As.oy "a
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1853

De beqaests ;he lororing Prs-5vt-ia, al q
f'tttsn hh--iou- f'd -ctpolJ = on. fr-shytsriaa
Board o. Domestic ssoo-. oli looA - Dl1 n-r-
icsn Soams % Frrui socirty IN The Uatsi Sts,-s
SlUO. and De RESIDUE 4 ts s-1.s % tae Arnsrs4a
rerrn-us Ffiezl6 Society
IHE WEST JERstY RALRoAD.-The books
Ter The railroad between Camden and Cape Nay
oPebed GO Wefne-iay. ami rnch sock tAkel TIA;
ne Coup-ny Wa Organized and Board Of Directors
was ehoeen Ttk road viI open quit 3 large seton
o. Hest Jersey the PhiAdeiphiA market Is vii slso
eSd to The Importance Of Cape Nay a ga bathiag 70
-orr
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS April -

PsmADy,YHn N.sKErs-friday April -
COrros 10 beA rssIy &C he ate sssiess sn1 there
,<<sr.t. iInry 80 has. sp al sold q 6tifc v y.
COY RsEEs - .seaay a. ~ Ses7 81, y 90 d. s shi>h
srv.ss s..Il bgt- dspo>d o. The FLoea s..rl,t
bbl kesz re ssI~rsI .ssBs pre-. tbes. ss ssf ia9siJ
for tie sapp s retailers sld <ken 81 our pfnsI 80
tstlOEs. Ia kYz yL0Cs ss1 cefs hzAL H1ss,ns sS.af
ssvphsz Of WsAlT oozsAEe 70 conc 10 very scry'
sba III srsy sac reported 20 600 1snssylgsns
Red az sl,o9 k1.h Tie lsss sale a W t> w<s az IL W
No fsrtL1r .<s OF RYE. Co.'s "A s>aSy mad sn4
faY.hef ssss 81 Sc bob r,Essys ana saf sSatasso
Y,,o~ trp made a sc soxt AM sonne D.znef,f 300
60 O.rs r.as- fron va ~ Y bukh- In y tccsxizs
"a PsoyTsioss thsrs ehss<s u note. Wiuskr .
s..rrs sad hss sdEssosai Ssis' d eas'sa ~ "a, ,sd
ho.1h-sS. n =
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The third insrallnSent II tEenty-nTe per
cent on the capital stocs Of the Australian Steamship
Company i psyabe to-nArTov al shs oihee II Dunoan
-herI a. s. CO.
A passenger BY tie Niagara reports that rae
Crest Britain steamer from Agsraa zen oa HO-
lyhead she has = hrge snaosnE Of soid OF hoard
The Lew Aint bill goes into operation To-
day
A lsv ressntly passed By ihe Aissoari Legis-
atgr. urov1e- thar AZ tie fosds IL that Stare saa be
con.rruetea on a I'VE iees and an ineh gauge Ths
Getarrure fro be usual sass Of Ebe rOsds n CHER
s.ates va subject ns'sbaodire passing through tpr
s,zts fYoun others lie noosysoes.cs of oIsrNlse
unDsee,s4sy unloading aas rsload-ss
ImDortati0ns Of Dry Goods for s5e week
eBsioz March u, l5S3
E.syed for CoasszD4sa.
Assgy A. UEEs WOOL.
80 ,.rsz- We s4Gi1f5. - a. co.'s s5Is- - 10.
Gee, - Wor.,j 30 ~ wor.ssi. 81 b. s,sd
ss.~L - - 81 Cs--r, ss..l Fsss-s s50To %
Css-s. 80 Leg " 1l- % B'tak-t IS b.
Hoe ssT70 d srss ~ ia. 81 4. Isr. ssl. - "a
Carpsssx - osr atnrftrrur- VI - sllO, Tod
49, a yssh.~- ~. 'S,~s a. 40 o.
r.srgAcruELs o. COTTON.
psetssa Cen AZ 8. cyS,es n sgfnj y %
80 :; !. ~. 80 = -. = :. - a. c.,ss.
u o. ssa-s o H--. ssffs - 81 gs~F5s
ss.s - % ssa~ ss6 % rar~. 81. 81 a stssr h.s@
81 c>s as - To,si saz>r - S-rkass No. '"ea
E-s2sa
N,susAcTuzEs o. SIX
- pss-s s-ss tooi1. ~ 10 Rboats st.is = 80
. 50 = Z. sia-. I. 81 - ss ~ wl>ye4 shsss stye
r - Ssssa'- So ~. IL - fos-1s si.s's u "
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To UOusT FURNIsHERs AND OrhgRt.~-S1n,-
eco vorth OF rirh Lace and Muslin Window aad cssf
CurtUus and Drapery, Dsmssk Table Linens, MArseies
Quilt and Counttpanes and other useful aud fancy aT
cs for house and boe teeper intended for the spring
trade VIII be cold At COLUMBIAN HALL, No 23l GTAndst,
Al 20 per cent below the Of importation.