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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

Cu.pcv os FsnEzzLFrENT.-tiIbert y Helgsi I. o..-
= Siov n rhon.. Hope Co., a. No ~ 81.
@ arrested ehsTred with hsrns e. vs1SI .anrsT
80 =, - IN u He taken before justice nos.f, He
Ssn', Of ii l6S bs! connitsed 10 pEso1 20 sn~7' '
= a naive Of Rome, Oleizs Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

HosoRABLY DIscHARGED.-Mr Leonard D. Shaw,
whose arrest charge o having bezzed s5 from NJ Henry
make Of South st. noticed lew
s.v since examined before Justice Bosar and
h,uorstly s,quittsd of hs charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

sr.pRyp N ~ AFFRAr.-On Monday nghl l"o ION nH 4
- G.ll..hsr and John J. Ives got into 80 siercs,on
E-rb ~ srd former drew Eifs and =
,, - "a. fhsh INJECTING wound he ws ~
p1'.a s.b.r and locked Up BY Jsst4oe Bossf' 20 aa -
shsrEe.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

THF CHAMBERs-sT. COwHIDiNG CAsE.-John ID
Ncregyor lawyer placed before - bar Of the Court u spe
M Seseps .fsrdsy charged with hiding Louis OlOyfr u
March last pleaded guilty The n deferred sentence un
Fr,dsy next The paftes are both Jaw s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

scNpEp TO DEATB-Wm. II. Frost, child u years
yesterday the residence Of hs parents from ss eject. o
ss M.uday ths ans of kstte OF hot wa
uto b., t.on The sceaH, occurred 81 No " hmnoad o. An
inquest v held on the body
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

AssarLr WIN DASSERoUs WEAPos.-An ARRAY 'ooi
Place yesterday morning At maehse shop ~
~ the wor.men named Tho Prophy and Amos '" Esehr
vhh Pruphy inflicted powerful bor upon me o'ea ~ % p,s
~ Li- - fractuIng skull IN dsngero1 manner ~
nv vs nr.eistey arrested and locked up oy Jnsee
wa. the rrulf Of The nur. Eaehes ws conveyed 20 aus 80
derce and ate resd BY Dr. { JOINS wno 'em''eu p'
- red hone. He IveS 81 No Il Ooidst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

DEATH BY A FRAcTURE or THE SECLL.-A man named
P.k Mslony o'clock yesterday morning yns on
The IN Bayd Orange and tsken t1e S1th ara
Police station grossly ntoxcae At the time ana ~n com
d fr that oeelse During he taken sudd H.
md d. soon sftcresd COOer Gamble was called 70 nod 40 IN
os mon N. fody Uhl and Simmons made post NOR
N III body found fracture Of tho
su npos.b for the Jlsy 10 ascertain 10 what m.nnef
ec,p they rendered verdict Of Death by
fracture skull by blow t- received in some nannsf aa
krcwu them The decesssd native OF Ireland % ye4'
81
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-04

These circumstances, it appears To me,
render II imperative on the General As.
sembly 10 provide ftr a more efficient
organisation Of the Militia Of The State.
The reduction Of The prize Of our Canal
Lands has increased the. number of acres
upon the grand duplicate, and contributed
largely TO The settlement Of one OF The most
promising regions Of the State.
The area Of The whole State contains
25,578,960 acres. Of which there will be
brought on the grand duplicate for The ensu.
ing ear, 24,sll,45 acres, leaving a bal.
an: e of 765,50 acres, The greater part of
which sill belongs TO The General Govern.
meni., ...,r i
The United States continue 10 demand
the former prices ol from 81 % to ~ so
per acre, while The Stale sells her lands. in
the same vicinity, atgreatly reduced rates.
This necessarily relards the settlement of
| these lands, and proves a very serious in
convenience 10 the people in that section
Of the State.
The General Government should at
once surrender The remainder az its lands
to the Stale, so hat they may go into The
hands Of artnal settlers. al graduated prices,
and be brought, with all the p,lIrr lands uI
the State, on the grand duplicate.
This would be no more than just. The
whole quantity Of land al first held by the
General Government in this State. a:
appears from the actual shrteys, was Ia,
77O,9s4 acres. The proceeds already
realized BY the National Treasury, amoun
Ia nearly $2l ,000, 900. which is an ever
aye Of more than 81 rs per acre for th'
entire quantity.
| deem the present an appropriate ant
favorable tine Ia press This m, tier upon lh'
consideration II the General Government
since the early settlement Of the pulliI
domain is the avowed policy of the prcsen
Administration.
Our Federal Relations-boih AT HON
and abrond-have been conducted, durinI
The past year, with signal ability an,
scrcrss.
The principles and policy announced i
the inaugural Address and Message Of III
Chief Magistrate Of the Union, reflect III
sentiments and opinions Of the people. an
afford ample prooIlhat The honor and hig
interests Of our coulry, will be fully an
%scrupulously maintained.
WILLIAM MEDlLLn
CoLUMBUs, January 2, 1854.
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-r~rErTrIoN Tu srLL LAND.
STATE oF ONO,
Aahiaud It.uutv -

Ashland CounU, -. -,~ ESQ.
MOLLY KRAMER, Henry Kramer, Elizabeth Var
1fl ger, John Yarger. Margaret Juniper. Sarah Dun
kle. Melchid Dnnkie, SARAH Hettinger. Helena Het-
iinger, Lydia Hottinger; George Hellingef. Carolina
Hrltingcr, Henry Hettinger, Mary Msgdalene Het.
finger, Andrew Helingef, Sarah Hetliuger, Sophia
Hetiiieer, john Heitilser, nasid H%ettlnger, Philip
Heiingeh, Elizabeth Heltinger, David Weaver, Will
liam n Weav(r, lanes w. Weaver, sarah J. Weaver,
john Weaver, eatlarine Bare, John Bare. lydia Over
Henry Over, Jacob Hettiuger Hetting
er, and Mary Ann Hettinger, willtaLe notice, that q
petition was filed against them In the Probate CoiTt
Of the County OF Ashland, Ohio. on the third day OF
January A. D. 1885, by Philip KOsht and George Kip
executors Of the last will aud testament " Jacob Het.
finger, deceased, setting fUrth among other things that
saidJRcOb Hettinger died SEIZED IN fee simpleO VI the
following real Estate, to witt The south half, Of the
north east quarter Of section number eleven, town
slip number twenty-five, Of range numlef sixteen,
In lie county Of Ashland, aud State Of OHIO, aud con-
talning eighty acres OF land more or less: and also,
setting forth that said Jacob Hettinger left as his wild.
mentioned farm during her natural lie, and also, that
after the death OF said Eve liettinger, the said land by
tue terms Of said viii was to be sold, and the pro.
ceeds Arising rum the sale thcrtof1 10 be divided
equally among The hciis Of raid Jacob Hetiinger. de-
ceased. aud also, setting forth that said Eve Hetting-
er Is now dead, II v..-I 10 TW.T
The object aud prayer Of gaid petition Is, that the
above named executors may be AUTHORIZED 10 sell aud
convey the above described land, under said will, in
s06h manner aud upon such lef,ns as the Court may
direct. il tt.I f "t. iI
The said parties above named. are therefore notified
to appear and plead. answer or demur TO said petition,
On0TbefOfe The hrst Mondayof February A.. IeJ4,
at which time appliCa alton Will bc made TO said Count
for an order TO sell said land
FrtToS 4 McCoMBs, GEORGE llETrlNGER,
Attorneys for Executors. 'i Executors VI &C.,
Ashland, January a.. ls5t.-n324 w.J 'st
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The Turkish War.
THE DEFEAT AND DESTRUCTION
OF THE TURKISH SQUADRON.

TIE DEFEAT AND DESTlNGCEiON
OF THE TURKISH SQUADRON.
On Monday, The l2lll, The Bri ISL pub.
lie was startled from lis prnprlely by a
lelegraphic dispatch published III The
london Times. stating That a Russian
squadron Of Elk sail ol.lhe line had forced
the harbnr Of SIn0pe and burned, suak,
captured and destroyed every ship. with
one exception, Of a Turkish squadron of
fourteen sail, had taken prisoner the Tur.
kish Admiral, Osmm Pasha, carried of
his flagship from unler The guns of The
shore batteries, aud were luwlng it to Sc
yasInpol, when i, sunk, and with il the
supply of money for paying the Turkish
a.ei.
This disastrous intelligence caused the
greatest excitement. and lurlher ln,sIll.
1ence was ~auxiously hooked for.
Addi,i,ual accounts came n, length. bul
only TO confirm the preyinus news. On
III, 30th No,ember the Russian AdniraI
N,,hinor-o,hcr accounts snail his name
MachlnoG-with six ships ol the line ap
ne. red off he Roads Of Slnopp, and forth.
with proceeded TO attack The Turkish fore
that he Iound there. After an engagement
OF u hours dara'ol he Ind destroyed
seven Tnrklsh lf'g''e'' iva corvrl'rs' one
steamer and three transports The large
vessels destroyed had each sOO soldiers
besides arlIlIerymen IN Board ana a large
sum Of money, being bonnh Tor The ras
caast of the Black Sea. The Turkish Ad
miraIs frigaie was lowed out by The Rus
sian, hut burnt at sea. 81 lIt'
Osnan Pasha ana MS suite were 'akeI
on board the Russian AdmlraFs ship on'
Turkish vessel managed 10 escape und" IN
aged, being the only survivor OF the H.
The battle, says the dispatch begun al
hours distance from SIDope. The Rns
sian flagship was 50 much Injured that
could with difficulty reach SeVasiopol'-
Prince Menchikoil Immediately lell ode'
sa for 81. Petersburg Ia communicate III
victory to the Emperor;
we already. Knew mat osnan rasn
was charged WIN ,nf conveyance D, ''ooF
ana stores 10 pa'un' Arc'"ns sa'
"chaTgeu, WIN q lew steaWlr'galCS' WI
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IREMAN

A Meeting Of the members of the Protection
N Fire Company, will be held at the Store OF
l.. Duttery, on Saturday next, al I O'Clock P. NJ.
J. II. RUTH, Foreman.
Ashland, Jan. !, 1854.
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NnYC Ynmr AAheni

A SHE'S wanted by the subscriber, at his Ash
N cry in Ashland, for which the highest mar
ct price will be paid In goods.
s &C. BUSHNELL.
octObe. 20, 1888. 2af
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Dec. rs. lSh3. 2.6w. hi 44,2i.
: - III
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Van Nest rtrd ea aisA8
Middaugh, Ad,urs. In isfaspd Common
Us. ~ Piess.
J. W. Weaver, & Wife.
PURSUANT to tile command Of an order 81
sale, issued Ia the above case from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Ashland county, and State
Of Ohio, to me directed, ! will expose to Pulflle
sale at the door Of the Court II ouse 10 said eouh-
ty, on
Monday Tie Gu day Of February. 1854,
between, tie hours of ton O'Clock. a. NJ, anu
lour o'c ock p. NJ, Of said dsy, the following
described real estate situated and being in the
county Of Ashland, and STATE OF Ohio, to witt
Lots "uInbef sixty and sixty-one, ~ the villsge OF
Rowsburg, in the ADDITION Of SAID village.
Term OF Sale-tash.
j.. u. JONES, sheriff.
M. 90 ,e5a IA m. -, "a M
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~ tltan 1. Aahlnnh. Co

II. N. Musgraye, Order ~ Safe ~ Par
49, titoa IN Ashland Com
R.rw. Massnvel = Assr ru,aa Plsus.
DURSUAET.to tho command Of an order Of
sale, Issued 10 the above case STom the Court
Of Common ? ,easp Of Ashland couuiyand Stats Of
ohio, 70 me directed, 4 viii expotetC public sails
at the door OF the Court House IN said eeuuty I'm
Monday, ne sfh dgyOf Fsbuarg. 1854,
betweeh the hours Of ten O'Clock, A.. NJ. and -four
O'Clock P. N of said dv,the following desctibsS
real estate together with the appuitonsnces tIsrc-
to belonging 10 wifi lot numbef t~hrty.six 1885,,
and lot number thirty eight 1881 10 the town of
Jeromeville, IN The sotinty Of Ashland and State
of ohio. Appraised Mt four hpnGrsd and ffty dol.
lars $50 DOL Terms--of Sale one third oftho
purchase money Oh The DAY III sale, one third IN
one year and one fhfdhh v tears thereafter,
with interest, the deferred PayuFeBts 70 be secured
by mortgage On the premises
,tr 80 4. D. JOTks, Sheriff.
der. o2 1914. MAJ. CIV. Of S4.26,
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fhtOn NUGlNbs
THE following Executors, Administrator anl
l. Guardians hayiug filed their accounts for settle.
ment IN the Probate Court OF Ashland County, Ohio,
the same are continued Tor the inspection OF any per
son interested 1nd for examination and report to wit:
The nnal act OF Jacob Hedner, Admir-. Of Henry
Long, deceased.
Nm. H.. Cain. adm'r. ofJohn DUNCAN, ST. deceased.
Elizabeth Krebbs, admir-. Of Matthias Krebbs, de-
ceased. . "...
Josiah lee. admir-. OF Josiah Lee. fr. deceased.
John smith, admir-. Of George Sellers. deceased.
Isaac SehunkeT, alm'r. Of Daniel Way, deceased.
Kbcr Emery, admir-. OF George Lesh, deceased.
Edmund lnsmand, admir-. OF Henry Gribbin, de-
ceased.
Nicholas A%Iesdins, admir-. Of John Brahlcr. de-
ceased. .r
WIN, J vermillis, admir-. of Abraham Ferris, de-
ceased.
Jacob Gibson, executor of Thomas Morrison, dc
ceased.
Richard Winbigler, Guardian oftho minor heirs OIL
Charles Cliff, deceased.
Wesley Richards, Guardian m lane Ann Mason.
Jacob Miller, Guardian OF peiscillcy WUrley.
do do " 4" Martha j. worIey.
The Partial account of Joseph Strickland, Guar
dian OF John Miller.
Richard Chamberiin, Guardian NJ Laura A. Turner
John Binehorn, Adm'r. Of Jacob PEGS, deceased.
Vaunest & MiIdaugh, Adui'rs. q Michael Row, de
ceased.
The Final account Of John Berry, Guardian 0
CathArine Sicvig, aud the same are ordered To be pub
ls' ed IN the Ohio Union, a new paper printed II
said county, for three weeks, aud will he for hearin!
at the next term OF this Court.
A. L.. CURTIS, Probate Judge.
T., a NlzN Qrw
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New Hardware StOrc!!

@
Il D. BoICE, presents his reg ards TO all OF
TX his old friends, formed when, n the Honsc
~ II, Luther. Il Co., and wishes it distinctly M
dcrstood that he cIr he fund at alt tunes" ms
establishment on Main Street, in the rpun tnr-
merly occnaied by H.. Kellogg, ready aud willing
to attend to tho wants of all, aud purposes keeping
Hard mali lis Branches .
TOOLS OF ALE DESCRIPTIONS,
Building Materials, House Frrnishirg Goods, Ia
bic aud Pocket Cutlery, framing F'rmer Clnsels
and G,uges, Broad Hand and C~hoppIps Axes,
Ad1es aud other edge Tools,
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, SASH
anil Putty, Mill<c u', Hand, P4nuel, RIP and
wool Saws, a large assortment, Rrices ami
Bits of all subscriptions, Planes, Blits. Goucc~. Co'
n and Rosewood, Butchers Horse llsps and files
of all descriptions. Log, Cable. Trace and Cow
chains, Locks. Latchcs Butts and Screws, Sad
Irons, Strap Hinges, sc. Bench and Shiugle
Knives, Pump Chain, ubbing and fixtures. Brass
! aud Porcelain Kettles SC. Scoop %Shotels, Shov-
| els aud Tongs, Lead Pipe, nlr Lead, ZINC, Gun
! Blrrcls, Locks, Trimmings &c,
SNDEERY HARDWARE.
/ Coach Trimmings, Enamclcd and Flour oil Cloth
Che,p, Shocmakcrs findings &c.. Pants, Oils
varpishes, v,rnish aAd Paint Bmshes, Dus
brushes, Hand bellows, Corn Toaslcrs, Siee
Springs and Axlcs, Millcable Iron, Brass Bands
Sc, SC. ,
Sp1ce is NOT sufficient to epumer7tc all the AZ
u%cles, but call ID buy at the Cheap Hard var
Store
Ashland, Dec. aSth, 1853. n32d.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the Undersigned has
~ been duty appointed and qualified a. Administra.
tor Of the Estate Of DAVID calhoun, deceased. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to sad Estate,
arc requested to make immediate payment, and all
persons holding claims against said Estate mutt pre-
sent them within one year frum this date duly auihen.
Heated according to law.
or tie Eslate Of David Calhoun. Decd
Ashland. January I, 1854. n'33w.
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Aaron YAfnell, pIG.1 yGl. ISL a'1sw
Us. SAsAAaaA Common Pin,
John C.. Mcnor, ct al
UNilE defendants will take ao,iec, that the piai'
tiff, on the 2ad day Of Deecmher, 1883, g.
in the Clerks Office OF said CsuTt, a petition a.
the same is nov pending, y The Object and pray
Of which is, to obtain a Judgment on 1 certn
Promissory Note given BY defendants TO ~
Aaron Yamell, dated Oct. 2i,b, 1888, ealing
slx'y-one dollars, payable one day aiter The dl
tia caused an order Of attachment to be issue
against the lands aud tsnemen,s, rights aud Gre
its, Of said defendants, situate 10 said count
Defendants arc foFtber notified, that unless III,
appear pnd answer Or demur thereto, befbre /,
26ih day Of January next, such further Proceediat
will ha haaaa is authorized Sg law. aH4sditii
| KENNY \ PORTER, plh>s AtyP-
! December s, 1853. pfs4s5 6w2D
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IN pursuance OF a an order VI the Probate Court o
L Ashland County, Ohio, made at the January ter4I
Of said court 4. %. 1851, | will offer iorl sale On Sal
ulday Tue 9Th day OF February \. d. 1871, al 1.-TWO
U'ct0ek =. NJ. on the premises, tho DiIOwtng descri
bed Real Estate, as the property oiJOnas u. Grouse,
deceased. situate IN the Town Of Ashlandi bcing The
north west Of section seventeen, township twenty
Two. range sixteen, aud bounded as lUllOws Begin
ming on Inc north side OF the road leading from Ash
land to Harrisville, aud at the south east corner Of
the alley, lying east VI lot number one hundred and
twenty three la Addcrsous addition TO the iowa Of
Ashland, thence north on the east lino OF said alley
one hundred AnI tnY fest, theuee east SIX Tuds aud
ten links TO the line OF land owned b. Joseph Sheets,
thence south along the line Il said sheets land one
hundred and ffty feet, thence west along said road to
the place Of beginning. six rods aud TED links Ierhs
VI Sale-CAsh. Appraised ats.
SARAH GROUSE, Exeeutrix
Of the last will OF. II. Grouse, deceased.
Ashland. Jbuuary cd, 1854. 4wa3
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PETITION ron DIVORCE.

PETITION o DIVOhCE'
Mary NJ. Roberts, Petition for Divorce,
Jane, /. Roberts. Common Pleas.
THE defendant James L. Roberts will take notice.
l. that Mary NJ. Roberts on the 9Th day OF December
A.. d. iHJ9, filed In tho Cont VI Common Pleas a Pc
tition Tor divorce, setting up as causes for Divorce
LIST. Willnl absence for more than three years. III.
Gross neglect OF daty. for a ltke period. The defend
ant will further take notice, that unless he plead, an.
swer or demur TO aid Petition with six weeks from
tue publication Of this notice, petitioner will take
a decree IN accordance with the prayer u said Psti
uon,-Also, for alimony.
KELLOGG & ALLISON,
Solieitorsfor Mary N. Roberts, Petitioner.
Ian 4 lRiA-nll AM- IL
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METROPOLITAN SILK STOCK
2LMNRmNNAEea

N@AN~ SN-Ao
EDWARD LAMBERT e. CO..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS or six and
L F.ncy & ,Ods. having removed to their new
Warehouse, No. 55 Chambers Street, Now York
Opposite the Parkl invite the attention OF the
Trade 10 their Spring importation Of
Rich silks, Dress Goods, shawl, sit.
bOns, EmbrOrderIGs, &C.
Merchants throughout The United States arc so
licitod to examine our assortment, whichin Nov
city, Richness aud Variety, is believed to be un.
surpassed in III metropolis, and ad ipled to the
wants Of the very hest trade in this county; oil oil
which will he offered to Cish and six mouths
Buyers, on the most favorable terms. 6w33
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aNrw Aouertisetnnts.


ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Ashland,
lIG Ohio for The quarter ending Dec. Dist, 1858
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. n, :. s Y s;, ! }ts A'.' ;,:.. s'""'

GHERlEE'S SAIE.
W N''"'e' . -
e.., V,s;..e, (''" H '""""
S'use! "n'o''' .'o""
DCRSLANr To the "omn'aHd. 81 a dscret'
l. "ruer issued ~ y appovS esre n"m ~ N"",
0h Ep"l to- me directed, / viii expose 70 pm,i,e SAFE,
at the door Of the Court House in said county, -"
Iondou The 6,h dam of EJbrmtu. 1854,
J ~ III, -
between the n"u,s %. ten "c'oes ~ W. Nh"
Jour "'cl"cN J.. w. o. sa'u ."i!, uTe rono",,4
described real eSttle' situate ana Dehg W NC
the ,ownor Row,Darg, 81 aatsa IN the n~orthtwt'
q%ua'te;, Of sec. fifteen tlS.i 'eyp.h,p5 '.e"'.,
~" ~, vi mSso ,ni IA ly ~, I, HIM, ,r'
co,,Iina ~ ,Ia o,isr,,f oIa, sur,ey of,ad down.
said coon,y. 'smId Irs
Tofms of Sale-Cash. .scan , of
J. D. JONES, sheriff
Dee. 90, 1858, nS26w. pfS4,25 Y s7
--rI+ SuPpiFF'S EIJEEDWfE
l. ..YL.gI' 'ii1'' i.Tr'Ii I'll te4
Nicho as rerine, .s,3
A.. w.. 'pa.,,. la Ashland oumaon
Roorhack % ..uuf .8msb P.eas.irB
Julian A. iadd' y, eI. % ,,,
A'ohSl W. IhouVIH'
rURsUANT 10 the command Of a dccrsiai
order issued IN the above e~aseftoin the Con I
OF common Pleas OF Ashland County, aud State T
Ohio. 10 me, directed, | will expose 10 publ
safe Al the door orthe Court House, in said cour-
~ on .zIlGi M fgIfa.i
~ c,tr r.E..aie5
'IoHd",y We Uh "oyty IcoruufJ' ioo''
between the hnufs ,f ten o'clock, A.. M. Az
lonr O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scrlhrd real estate 10 W.T.; Being the west half a.
/ Lut No. I6, in the town plat of Ruggles Corner
Ashland county, Ohio, with the sppurtananr'S
therruntn he longing situate and being in thecoa--
" of Ashland H. il5.t ssd liI .daInl
Terms Of Sale Cash. IA -
J. D. JONES, sheriff
DEE. %, 1853, n3a 6w pft.m. .H
p@'d ;, SamPSo"' L.. h.hIsnd roms,.
David IslIman, ct. al. } .sijp Pleas. olfq
=.
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siIERIFF's SALE.
SHERlFF'S SALE

Dec. g, 1853. n3!66. pfs4,li.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

By mail; - by carrier. With ne spp'ooAuon o. me
Most Rev Archbishop AlsmNny ,.,,-,
,,io n r. by b. d. Kulisn, who 10 also editor Terms,
az psr .nnugi in advance nlth appreciation VI the
Right Rev. Bishop
m, yesorottar monthly magazine, devoted 20 re-
liaion educsuon literature and general inf rmahon
Published by Jobn Murphy Co., l7s Market street Bal
timcre Edited BY j. v Huntington. Terms, 81 in
advance
QUARTERLY
sYo7isons Quarterly Rerieo devoted to religion pho-
sophy ard general literature Published in Boston BY
BENJAMIN Il Green for the proprietor, the hrst Of
January, April, July and October. Terms, - Fer an
mum, in advance.
Ordo Drini Otfci Recdnd AissorN Celebrande, justa
rubricas breviari msais Romani. Published about
the frst OF September, by +. Lucas, Jr BAlumo's
The Metropolitan Catholic Almanac and LdRys Directory,
published by r. Lucss, Jr., Baltimore
Among the list of deaths during 1853 we notice
the names Of four Sisters Of Charity, who died while
attending upon the sick during the yellow fever
season at New Orleans; also, the names Of four
teen priests, who died at New Orleans and Ga
weston during the same time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19
Tn. Catholics In the United States.
THEIR INcRKLsE-NUMBER OF MEMBERs-coLLEaEs

THEIR INCREAsR-NUAIBER OF MEM BKRs-CoLLE0ES,
Summaries OF LEARNING, ETC., ETC.
P. Lucas, Jr., Of Baltimore Maryland, has publish
I'd wen printed l2mo. volume, of about three hun
dred pages, called The Metropolitan Catholic Al
manac and Laity's Directory, ls54.n The book con
sains much interesting information relative to The
progress OF Catholcty in the United States, and we
make some extracts from the summaries.
The entire Catholic populationof the United Stae'
1884, GOO, in the jurisdiction Of various aren-dlo'
cesses, as follows:--B Baltimore, 3775OO; New YORK.
AIS 600; New Orleans, 222 50O Cincinnati, 35Z,ooo;
Oregon 5000; San Francisco, rs 0OO Nebraska &C.,
apostolic Ycar) $500. In these arch doces'es'
there are Al diocesses ZIP churches TAG other STA
tons, /, 422 clergymen in ministry, Isl clergymen
otherwise employed, S4eccesiastica institutions, 500
clerical students 81 male religious institutions, 45
literary institutions for young men, III female rsli
pious institutions ll2 female academies l3l cbarita-
bic institutions. The total Of the Catholic population
is supposed to be understated as the returns from
many districts were incomplete. During 1868, there
was IN increase Of 8 diocesses, l archbishop, 6
bishops, ll3 priests, and l67 churches. The follow.
ing shows the state Of Caiholicity in the United
States witt the increase from 1908 up to the present