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SIX DAYS LATER FRoM EUnOPEi
ARRIVAL OF THE N
eREApsTugPs FvRrHER ADVANCED.
The Eastern Question Unsettled.

HALIFAX, Oct IL.
The Steamship Canada, from Liverpool
Saturday, Oct. Isl, arrived at her wharf
this morning. The Atlantic arrived out
on the 9Th. The Ilualboidl was detsin.
ed by reason oil low tide uil the aQlh.
The latest news from Russia and rur.
key brings pnihing decisive as To the final
termination of the Eastern difficulty; but
from the factthat The combined fleets Of
England aud France have passed the Oar.
darelles, and anchored before CONSTANT.
nople, there is increased apprehension felt
Tor The dnal snlation Of the pending trou.
hie between Turkey aud Russia. Infu.
enced in some degree by the ,hreatning
aspect Of the Eastern question, the princl.
pal English and Continental markets have
been greatly agilated. Cotton at Liver.
ponl has still further declined fully aa3d
per pound. whilst Breads,ufs have s,jll
further advanced and closed on Fridiy
very firm with an upward TENDENCY
Flour lsa2s higher since the Araba.-
There IS an increased sl;ipgency in ae
London money market. The rates Of die
cdunt have further advanced.
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TELEGRAPH.
Now. CHAPMAN. Crow!

We have ne, ,hr combined forces 81 the
enemy aud routed them h"ue, fact md dr,.
goon+ Every rGirt was made by secret
comhlnalian--by trading, by mixed tickets.
lies, and every other Gnballoyed
means tn defeat Senator Atkinson. and one
Of our Representatives; bui thanks to the
true and tried Democracy, our eniire tick.
ct, from the present Indications, is elected
BY decisive MISUNDERSTANDING from 900
upwar!. The majority IN uur Stale Tick.
OF viii be large except on the lieut.. Gov.
ernor. owing to the fusion between the
wings and Free Soilcrs on Alien.
Maj. Arkmson's majority is about 500
in this county. Our Representatives may
have a liule more.
Clerk hndcrson'smyj wiz be six or se,.
en- hundred.
The balance Of our county ticket is elrr,.
cd probably by still l,rger %majorities.
Particulars next week.
We have never passed through a eau.
vass in which there was g, much comb.
NATION and ,dckery. Aud We regre, thai
some lepocFa's were sullihle enough 10
assis, w%hiGgcry intrying IN defeat a par
I of our ticket. The sober Second lbn't vii
enable them to see where ihey sand.
-Sark Co. Democrat.
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III GhRnceTy.--h Ash
lgHi Common Pleas,

IhomAs {, Cook In G~hRnceTy.--IH .isA
". llLl Common Pleas,
Thos. Il Navy l~lRtvcJ,S
- kNUANI to the command ola DcereEl Or
der issued in tho above case, Rom tho court
~ common p'.as'd Ashland %codOty, and State Of
Ohio, To me directed. | Will .spospth public sale,
al the door OF the Court House in said'county On
~ o.
Monday, The IN day Of Nooemter,
A D asa, between the hours Or ten O'Clock in
the lnronuoR aad four O'Clock in tbs ailtrpoa
OF sald day, tho following described real estate,
situate AMI hriug in the county OF Ashland aud
State of0h,o, to vita Lot number eighty, in tho
town Of Savannah, together with the privileges
and apIufteuaueoa thorCulto belonging. Terms
OF sale. Cash. J.. n. JONES, sheriff.
Asllmh, Oclnbrr 5, 1853. a0ta pc 50
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new DRUG SToREI
RoLLA n. CnUBB i co.,
AlnhlanG, Onto,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists.
Two doors srst Of 1.-THE Bank, and opposite the Empii


Two doors erst cfthe Bank. and opposite the Empire
ASS11and, Ohio.
A RE receiving and ~ill o. stantly keep on
"A hand an extensive assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chepi.l Fine Soap, Fancy Labels
Gals, Putiy, paints, oils, and Bottles.
varnishes, Dysstuas, and icorka, Stationary and
Coiors. SehooI Hooks. Confec.
class Ware, Cut Glass;, iioparies, Spices and
and Fancy Articles. Groceries.
Globe and Wall Lamps, Pure Wines, Spirits and
swing, aud Stand Lamps, Liquors, for Medical pnr.
hottles. Walls aud ApOth.I poses, only,
ocary shop Furniture. IciEarr, Pine cut, Chewing
Amt aud Varnlsh, Brush aud Smoking Tobacco,
es, WhitewGsh and Shoe Snuha, Lemons aud Or.
Brushes Tooth. Haitl anges, Surgical lrssru.
and Cloth Brushes, Es mentp, TruSAes, Extracts
seutial Oils, Perfumery, aud all kinds 81 popular
PHI ..lJ Patent Medicines.
oar good are warranted TO be fresh, pure and
genuine, and were purchased at tho lowest rates
for ready cash, and will be sold al Cleveland pri.
eea, Physicians, Apntheearies, Mechanics and
Artists who use our articles in large quantities,
will be furnished at Wholesale prices, and will
end it to III cir advantage to pure aSe oil US, rather
than send to Cleveland, or elsewhere. In a word.
all our goods shall be OF su h prices snd q.aliiy
as to make it for the interest ofeyery purchaserto
patvooiLe US. Call and ace.
Ashlond, June 8, 1859. M
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Var Declared by Turkey against Russia.
RrcadstGH. Unchanged.

Sh" VIM, WV AO'
The Atlantic, with four DAYS later naws
from Europe arrived al Hnou Today, with
dates to the OH. The atlantic brings
200 passengers.
LIVERPOOL CoTT"S MARgEr The
.RSia's advlces frnm America had Improved
The market, hu, the improved tone was
lost with unfi'orable dispatches from the
East, and closed quiet. Priccs were
somewhat irregular, but no qun,abllity
lower Than last quotations.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 8.
Business very limited apd unsettled
money fpnds mucb depressed from the
Turkish Declaration Of War. Consois
closed Tuesday evening worth 9OJ, at
which business was reported.
LIVERPOOL BRgADsruFFs.-During the
past three days prices had rcr-l"ad ;r:'h
considerable business al q dvcliue Of 3da8d
IN lour, 2la3l on wheat--corn without
chang. The rumor, however, which de-.
pressed Cotton, raised BreddslutTs, and
IN irkel closed without much variation from
FndAy; say for U :. white wheat o. l0I
al0 ID, mixed aud red 8, 2d,9, Oh. Wrs,
tern Csnal flour 33s 6da3lS. Philadelphia
aud Baltimore 3isa35s. Ohio 35s 81 SIS;
Indian Corn, white tlsai2s, yellow 4Osa
els.
PRovIsmNs .-Decf neglected; pork Quiel
but very little doing /; cheese unchanged
lard steady; tallow in demand al iuil rates.
The eastern question has taken snU,ber
lura. The ulmutz mcrilng oi EInperOrS
u over, and a new proposition Is 10 be ol.
frred To the Porc.-Ans'rIa again puts
herself in aerofd wuh France, and En-.
gland, aud Russii at Vlrnn,. and nrgolia.
iinnS are resumed q, lpE more mamlse If
a peaceful and speed, settlement, but i
trirgraYhir dispatch from Con-ian inopIr,
Of Sept. &c, stating that the Grand C0Iu.
cll ofthr OuOmsn Empire has rcumnrn.
cd the Sultan to declare War agsinsl Rl.
sia, caused a meeting oi the BRUSH Cabl.
net. and made apprehension amoag the
public. The Sullan's drcision is not
known-the Courier was hourly eypecld.
Conslapanople agd Turkey quiet.
The RUssisps were officially ordered
hy the Minister Of War to Winter on the
prinripali'ies. The lrels remain a, Bes,
ks, and Martin kosI'a was In embark IN
tie 2lst for the United Stales-Austra
conserving. Mr. br.wn, a, Smyrna, was
10 see him or.
The Cholera increased slowly al Liver.
pool.
The packc. ship Isaac fright, with
COO passengers, for New York, struck On
the Irish coast and leaked badly.
The Term Of suspension Of duties an
Breadstuffs imported into France Is e~.
trnded 10 July, 1854. Another decree
prohibits in France the eSpnr, Of potatoes
and vegetables until July, 1881. Mater.
ais Of any kind for railways may be i'm.
ported into Spain duty free.
LArIsr..MosT IMPORTANT d. SUBMARINE
TELEGRAPH.
VIENNA, Oct. 2.-'rhe Divan at he
Grand Council Chamber held thi, day
resolved upnn a Declaration Of War ,giinsi
the four powers. Tho Sultan has slGncl
the Declaration. Report says hos,iI,irs
had commenced. Omar Plch, strongly
demanded leave TO fight befure winter Sc,
in The Russians were supposed to he
moving to attack the Turkish position al
Ruuslchaux.
The ship Isaac fright was brought
into Liverpool with 90 deaths ou board.
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SuER!FF''S SALE.

Nelson Slater N PARrrTInN--In
rs. Ashland COmm6n plcae.
Mary lphulrn 81 sl.)
PURSUANT tn M order nf sale issued in tho
above case from the court Of common pleas
~ Ashland county and state oil Ohio to me direct
ed, | viii oppose Ia public sale a, the door Ofthe
court house in said county q
On Monday, The nh day If NOuNmber.
AID iS5a, between the hours of len O'Clock A NJ
aud four O'Clock y NJ Of sad day the following
described raj estate situate aud heIng IN tho
county Of Ashland and state or ohio To wit; bo-
! rg part ofthc north west quarter nj section num-
Der thirty 800 township went tv' t!2j Perry,
Of range f(eOn u5icomRenenr THE north west
cnTnci Of lands owncd by Jobn Devault IN Said
quarter, thcGce west fty rods To the corner oC
laAds owned hy Nathtn Stem, thence south one
hundred and sixty rods 10 the south boundary
line Of SAID quarter, thence east hny rods to the
line of y III .Dcvlnlt's Ian Is, tI9nco north along
said line to tho place OF bcginniRc-cuntaining
6ity' moro 0r less. 10 he sold sul iect IL
c Widows dover heretofore assigned. Terms of
saic-onn third cash on the day OF sale, ono third
IN one Year, aud the balance IN two years, with
%ir,,rost on tie Of l,mOnts from day Of nnle.-
Deferred payments to DO secured by mortgage on
Tao prtiniscS.
J.. D.. JONES, sa,,y.
Otnhat ), 1858, 6wpf SO
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PARTITION NOTICE.

IIODA Emerson, Richard u. Emerson, Gea-
IN SIN Williams, Thomas J. Williams, Eliza
I. u SiUEn, Willigm Sloan, sulil Ann Charlton,
Angoline Charlton, Amanda Charlton, William
Charlton, Robert Charlton Joseph Charlton, Har.
riet Charlton, Somucl J., Charlton and Emily
Charlton, will take notice that on The i7ih day Of
ScplemJer, A d 1883 a petition was flied in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland county nhin,
by David Luu Guardian OF CVfHellas Linn, and 10
NOW pending, whcNIn the said pe,luoacr dc.
uiHds pittuon Of the following real estate, sit
uate IN Ashland county Ohio to wit; bcing SIXTY
pctes ulf Ol the south east quarter of section thin.
~ SIX 49, township twen,y-two t!sj oi range six.
teen &c! to extend Nc whole length Of said guar.
ter section. Also, part Of the south west quarter
oil SECTION lhlrty-one i3D township twcnty.tHoll2)
range f teen 10 in SAID county, beginning at the
gouth weslcornor ofSud section thirty-onc tlcnce
moth west three degrees seyenty.fye perches,
thence north clst eigaiy seven degrees twenty sly
reTchcs, thaBce south east leu degrees ~eigltGGR
and oue half porches, thence south cast seventy
biz degrees twenty perchos, thence south west
fourteen degrees twepiy.sii pcrcbcs, tpcnee south
east seventy nine degrees twenty perches, thence
uurth east City degrees twenJy,eight perehes,
thence south east twenty.siy degrees sixteen per.
cnes, thsncr south east fifteen degrees nineteen
p]erChGs, thonCG south east sitty-eight degrees
fourteen p%crclles, thence northeGst tOrty.hye de.
groes twenty-eight %perchss, thence south cast
thTee degrees SiE perchcs, thence south west for
y degrees iwenty.s'x perchsI. thence south west
eighty.seyGn degrees one hundred and twenty
porchc' to the place Of beginning, containing
ihiFty.six and a half acres aud twenty-ciglt rods.
Also tic nortl, east quarter of the north east
quarter of section number one (I township TWEEN
ty.One i2l) range sixteen tl6l Of the Virginia Nil.
nary district School Land, excepting two acre
of of1 south elEi corner Of said piece Of land
Aud that nj tho uoit term of said court applicl.
uoa vii he maue by petitioner for nm order ,ln'
partition may he made U. said premises.
DAVID L.lTN,
Gglriidn Of Cornelius linn.
KELLOGG h ALLitoN, Ah'ys. a
Son'omher 81 1874. IQvn
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RENTs IN New YUax.-A New York
CORE spondenl of the National Mfehisen.
GER has the following sia,emrn, relative To
The amounts paid for zen, in
New York:
81 am perfectly asinnishel a! the rate OF
rents in this City. know a single base.
msat room on Wall Street, to reach vblch
YOU mus. descend FIVE or SIX steps from
the footway, with a low len fom ceiling
and the room not more than twenty by
thirty Ceel, which rents fjr So 900 per an.
NUN. A 10, twenty .gveSect b. seventy.
five, as high up a. Broadway as the cor.
ner Of FELTON, Street, wa recently leased
Tor twenty one years, at sli,Ses per an.
num-, al the end Of which time the ground
landlord is besides to have the building
which is NON, being erected on il, and will
cost $40. 900. 4 building on BoidSay.
immediately adjoining Trinity Church yard
furty feet front aud two hunIred feet deep,
opening OF the side alley and Gu. mp into
cpTridnrs and Offices. brings an aggregate
rent of 500, 600 per appgm; and q gentle.
mn WIN has bIit himaN a splendid
dwelling as high up in Broad way a. the
neighhurlood Of Union Square, at lcast
twn miles ahnvc the Guy Hall, says hg
( u linly sees that he muslb he driven away il
! lew years byjhe encroarhments Of hutcl'
stores ships, AID told me- he had already
ben Uttered a rent u $4,000 per annuu
il3r the house"
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DIVORCE NnrINE..

VTANNAll IIOWl RD will take nqiteo. tint
L MMv,n Howard has hlci His petinm in
the Court Of Common r cas- 1T Aslistd Cnpuly,
olto, for a divorce ron the SAID Il nnah lor
tho causes Of gross n9eloci Of duty, hahitUal
drnnssnness Tor three Years. and threo yoI,a vii.
tul lbssnee. Said petition 10 he heard .lths neat
November term Of said Court.
WM. 4. LOCKWOOD,
Soi. Tor p5tsuPner.
August 81, 1859, GSIb
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D.. EN

Il EEPS oobstaatly on hands R0oTS and
N slloEs, SAubLRs end HNDRNEsS. At Ht
! m,s, WIN, NclLon. Foreman. ,
A.!ssi!e, apti y, 1873. Ar
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OFFICERS AND DrRrcT r.

MERCK 49, NJ ", pfes,tcut.
CEosSE W. GRAuAN. Secutry
DIRECTuRs.
MERCK D. De1n, Charles A. Glagict,
Jesse GARRISON, ND, L. IL p~kcDsnR,
George \. Bnncu, Ge"rge w Grahan.
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Thsnku, ir pat Aros,I would resp cmny ca tn attention If the irdc n Gr shove ec
al Gd,, wrt nl assurance that Sui aah uHts harea heavy stock on hand, and will sell up
on IS ccomaoioHG Terms ~ any other Jobbpg kdabthpnbt IN tie West
HARyEY HOWARD.
!1uHArG {. 1853 E3
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ has been appointed Administrator Of ths
estate of Washington Mercer, deceased, late Of
Milton township, Ashland county, Ohio.
FRANKLIN J. MERCER,
October s, 1868. 3w2i+
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ANTS AND OILS.

IIso on hlndi i RlnerIor nfIcTe
OF opal toacll, Japan aud na.
mar Iaonlrhe': together with 4
fail assor,ricn, OF pant, warn.
NSh. sash, whric.wtsh, marking ,
sweeping, tanners, securing
and duiting Drushea; lir"nIes,
Gold aud Silver Leaf, SC. &c.
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SWITZERLAND.

The National G0-e Of Berlin states that the Austrian
CbsrFe dAf-res will return to erns the ls Of July
snd that NJ Sterger Charge Asires ~ Vienna wing
given that the poli ~ refugees will b. re
moved from Tcino the blockade will BE- raised at the ga ne
tine This statement may be liable 20 rectifcatOn 10
date but the restoration o better understanding between
the two States is fact beyond question The
centration Of Austrian troops the Swiss frontier does
not appear have the character Of denomination against
he Rem
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nRAr0ar OF A NOTE.

% et po,., ate, most attentive All sEaDnsu.s
demands form the o9c; oi tns a
ccptded Anbsacor o. Russia ne frnoe -
sitsr .ui tiBs Of that examination 70 hs A1
sufsn ogfy notify y these preents y H. -
Atss.sdor psFl decision ensnsted % this s1bsci % ~
e.e, he s1tsu ae.ireos u giving his mass Al -
friend The p,or Of kussla, esh proof o. ns most
bn ard rsJs dsie the ancient relstons u roo
hosd ard eoos undesrdrg which east between ne 20
srd Al PLACING nplct confidence m ~ -
bersroeft ufeufors ~ Imperial Majesty toslrd - n. -
usroe OF tie integrity dep q the Ottonan -
cs.ttd appreciate ard taks INTO he serious "a
caT6 appreciation II which the ~ ~
been oIzsn favor The orthodox rel fon
Orient ich pngfessed BY lis sBg1st ally aDd bJ tn7 M
bfft fhsi- subjects. - o.. -. -
Tie h,s consecusrv received ne orf = y. ~
ImTtra Government % Rosa represenisa ~ =. AZ -
Prince N,nriEsh b. this pTeent he solemn -
a. char rg socifsde he and tosni N ds
a. sfs Nsfy Sultss FOR the property Ike y
,Tsy tie churches AID religious estaeaDHasn" u -
is.fN cBife 10 the Onsnt 10, u. % Sesse n or.s
rsrer ~ pfirerel a fh hz octoos - ii un.
n ertar, afous n~cested By toe -
~ sifse OF certain which IN iorrI uee - 70
80 PoEsr, have ef,rred rslxsus f9es Nc SO
80, =, "a emo even the shadow Of nisuua se-a .
no hiers d. unSefssrsd Is Authorized ~ as Maze
I.le ~ 6g~i.s Iie Of the Onen is eerU. esa'.s
- ,ous ss,.hlhmeus shall 'or the fats
t,ff 80 of I. Majesty the 5osn, me pref-s a .rsak
vfieb wee ss,ured them ab eHiuo o. -nen ~. 49, ~ ~
~ shs part IA the sdyattases - ID
tgi ~ .u sscfs ss vel e. 70 the LezstiJns aefs''-
e-t5 p,t, b. convention special disposion IA sy4.s
ne ps;ssfy Sultan having the fnt II nse -
H. AZ explain soversg n hETnAn; Sls 90, -
~ "a 18th day " the mouth VI ~
~ Est1vsr, ~ By tie ffrssn Of The - enc u -
~ h. tsie Of the Holy sepale the.e Eo 80 a. *
it,,trslg executed srd hthaiy ossrs.d y -. - so
~ % NJ forr o. TIE scfus fais gs9 q ne ~
lie Oreeks exclusively o. u eoalilol "siH w ~
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The DubliH Exhibition.

FromOGr Corrspoadeut
We now come TO the lsoes and embroidery TINS bu.i.
cl.ce making is particularly interesting from its be-
ing new feature Of Irish industry and supnyirg r.
mnnerative employment 10 females Al their own homes
The supply capsule Of extension any quantity that
fashion may demand, snd the quality Judges the
articles produced Is little inferior either in tasteful design
or neaness OF workmanship n the sces of France and
Belgium Our correspondent could arrive sstiscto
~ information respecting the rate Of wages diem
paid 20 the operatives engaged in the Manufacture nor
how many hsnds either netting embroidery employed
One elaborate specimen Of lace and embroidery in the
shspe 81 chds robe the work Of poor girl AZ
Donsghaoee who received twelve guneAs wages the
single srtele The group OF ladies' who were perpenay
inspecting THIS ckf derrs declared il beautiful
be~itching and sweey pretty audit certainly looked
IS visionary woven nshne and elaborate enough 70
have occupied the labor Of short lifetime We do not
know the poor girls name but Il would have been ss'is.
factory 10 learn what value put on her industry psr
TO foot up the twelve guness also if the guineas were
paid cash
In Va enoiennes and English I&ces are exhibited several
creds e specimens manufactured in the Industrial hool
Of Il Frederick st Belfast the earliest ragged School in
ireland, established si7 by children most Of whom are
under tv Give Of and having received more
than ten months instruction The children OF Rev Dr.
Spratts Industrial School WhitetrSr.st Dublin exhib,
similar specimens do the children Of the Tuam Indus
irlsi School County Galway Adsre industrial Schools
county Limerick sleeves berthes & by various schools
m1shn embroidery and crochet worked in Ballymaisn
S.Hoo eenniy Cork needle and crochet work BY the
glrs al Mslni knitting by Cappoquin school children
County Waterford various specimens bv pupils OF IA,
honSl schools Dublini muslin quilts and pillows trimmed
with Limerick lace belonging the Corp.ss of 70 oto
arc eAecofd ana designed N North Of Ire and schools
spanish pont isce' crochsi suippre and tatng from
Dinge Mission Schools, C0uaty Kerrv r,s,;.. 60
ranaght School neEr Ouh'i- So.ni,h 1850 a. 4