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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-09

The Baltimore Patriot pays handsome
compliment t. the Knox Nothing party % ac-
count Of its ationa cons tive month ference
patform an5 says that though defeated ID New
81 s force ana eache Il wilI stu
81 ID tie caus constitution State fights
hnd Federal harm ags
.gThen hose 81 interests were threatened
iae American anzation was ipterpo s
breakwater tesisted strongly but yielded r.
tie torn which breaks ia prey and thunder over
ling resistance Where stands TIE Demo.
cratic parl 1.-THE South whose hearts and homes
ere "a The snn DO they shuddeI
his n6h fields & ihA 81 witch
De he e es
eon d R did TIE
most pre- 81 1csion.
ovsn
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Which
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g101JP8H WBBl
HIADS COUNT MISSISSIPPI
Dtstanre from Yleksl Radyoai) q Raj
mold 80 g7ilss---4 niles rs ft1 WI
THROUGH nv TIIH ~ HOURS.
rFsdESE WATERS need Ho rf. fhov
are pretty exte sieeiy know He commits
nityg and recommended by the
N the. cure oi the prevailing disea
country such az Chronic Diarb9c, Dg
Dropsy Bronchitis, Gravel enerai DeHi
Cutaneous Diseases, and Diseases ofthe Spleen
Bladder &C.,
Board to the lst Of June IS % y week.
From s. Of june % Isl Oct. 1900 81 week
LNMAN WILLIAMS S1beri.
eoepes Well Feb 81 ~
I6t gls o. tts WQfef-ts N lTst-
eaIt& ec. 81 81 WIN McCuchon Y. Cs VIct
bnrg; 1A0m Emanuel E6toh cn
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-09
Know NorHINes n l1Ew H AMPsHIRE. "A let.
ter from New Hampshire to the Detroit Adver.

Know NoTHlNGs N NEw HAMPSHIRE "A let
ter from New Hampshire to the Detroit Adyer-
.tiser. says:
s'Rhe Know Nothings IRE gaining ground
very fas6in this State so say the Know Some
things. and the present prediction Is. that both
branches Of the Legislature win be secured by
the Order, and that nsequently two Know
Nothing United States Senators win sent 70
Washington next year The Admin 1atior
party here look rather anxious and several organ
hints have been thrown out u regard TO marry
ing the wings and Democfa ~ order soc-
sessfully to battle against the new Order. Or
American party
And So they are gaining e every State II the
Union The people understand perfectly well
tie issue, notw outstanding ne defamation The
party PRESS No.combin zion IS capable Of arr
tine ne tide now sweeping over The land.
we have substantial evidence q this IN GU
own State Merchant business men, and men
who never before took n active part b the
political novemen 81 Ii day, are now active
~ engagaa 81 forwarding che OBJECTS Of the
American party VIZ. hail it as bright amen.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-09


.4geuts for Geo. Sme5es q Co, Hel0 Orleaas.
SnmdFfes.
RAGGING Rope and Irvine, India and KY.
teans and LinseYs, Lowells "a and 7-S
Mess Pork, Bacon Sides and Shoulders
ans Suear-cured, bagged and plain
Boots and Shoes, Russell
Heavy Negro blankets
Nhiskeys ourbon, very old
Brandy, pure old Otard
Whisky, rectiied bbls and halves
Salt coarse and fine
Candles, Soap, Lard, Lard Oil, Vinegar
Beef. Mess. Spiced and dried; Beef Tongues
Rice Molassess bbls and bfbbIs.
Sugar, loaf aud crushed
Sugar clarified and brown
Fresh familyroe Herring
lion, Tennessee and 5nUsatta
Steel. cast German and BLISTER; large t1ll
and compiets assortment
Nails. Spikes Horseshoe Nails
Axes tobacco Stone ware
Flour, choice Family; Flour superiine and fine
Hoes Trace and Log Chains
Limc cement ond tar
Corn. Hay, Oats and Bran
Coffee, Java Rio and Havana
AGENcV FoR rHE SAL
AtlOooa Gin Sands and as Jor Hck's 100
Lonaon Seed
sep29 GEO. SNEDEs q no.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-09
i.iOn of ec.l

c Division i ssca
Charlotte Fletcher quarter of n = quar-
q. I. Cege WhaIf 81 n W quarter,
George alls. ~ of s 2 IA 81 IN 49, f 8 W u.
A. y. Care, b half Of N quarter
r.. ]. Bodley, North half
H ]. Bodleys al
u Williams, half 81 w quarter
H R. W. Hill s ~ and S w Id Of III b Ia
Il. B. M Hill, North half
3ebecca Green, acre il = ~ Of s w Ia and "
~ of r ~
VIM. laak na. q l-2 Of 8 w ~ 81 8 g of 8 p Ia
Martini Anderson, W halfof IA quarter
y1m. Claslins. n b Ia & b 10 of 1t w Ia and N
"a 81 N wv IA
d. Williams, w half Of quarter
Al. McGeheeE - of s. Nv Ia a. M Ia of s. Il IA
AZ McGehea. IA ~ 0f IN Il IA, II w IA, w 10 81
W IA and s p IA Of s W. IL
Conf s. rs r. Bank, Lots
Same, Ia. M Ia Of s AV Is a + AZ Of z ~
Sane, Lots /. Z, !. Z. band
4 ss'i asn.on, L Lots !.
Elijah Sreeter, Is acres il u 3 II Of u ~ -
John Morns0n's est. 3 half 81 s W quarter,
A. Morrison, NV quarter
John MoIison's est. N w IA q w IA Of S w IA
Same, - IL Of m p Ia 70 j. Ia Of s j Ia
Same, S w quarter
Same q halfof Sc quarter,
John Howell, Lots q, 8, A. and 6
T. j Sayre, 3 half Of N & quarter
s. O. Heating, 3 half Of s = qusrter,
Same. Lot
Same. Lots and
Fl RI w .half intin s = ia a 3 ~ Of S w IA
g. w. Mcconnell, two-third int il s w IA
Same. fWo-third int. In s. w IA
Same tNo-thiFd interest IN
Same, two-third int. il N w - 5
a. 6 j. DennistoWn, s = IL Of s. w IA
Same, 2 half n 3 quarter
Thomas Sergeant, Lot
John Perry, all
Same, al
Same, al
Same eli
POwhattan Ellis, d II quarter
Same North
WIN. Hardy,Vv ~ fN w IA ofo
Brown & Joh Ris u and -
sane ID s " quarter
quarter
b. u Morris, Lot
Same VVhalfof N w quarter
Crippep Iailofg 81 Hines, III e Ia and s 3 Ia
] B. Crippen, N r quarter
John Perry all
Same al
Martin 81 Wilson, 4 half Of s r quarter
Same w 1-2. and w ~ N E IA
Same III w quarter
II II. Davis halfint. ii s half
Same, half int.in al
Hester s RatclifF, Lot .
]. Lees heirs, Lots !, 2, 5. Z. s, 70 80
james Lees heirs, Lot
j "a Harrison. IN w quarter Of s q quarter
"A. P MerriIlVF of s w IA 81 s 3 IA Of SN Id
N. i Griffin, N e quarter
VIM slaskins, 81 3 IA q r. l-2 Of s w IA
IT o. johnson, s w l-4of N b law IL Of M
wv I-46SS 3 IA Of NV ID
I. i DooIng, w half s w quarter
March ., 1855. ss-4t 81
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AnYRIl ZN
Council Proceedings.
cATT.ETl MEETING
YAzoo CITY, Jan. 90. lal

Present--P OsDoNNHLL. President.
Niche. 3. Bowman. ] e Bal.
II q. 4 Bower, I III WeslinQ q
faao AZ I1fwpll r,onre;lfSans
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-09
fHE ST ATE or AiIssISsIPP m,

and ex-Olicio Tax Collector Yazoo con
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-09

UN Hptto n qllcE salee anl 8maI| pf0ll9 md
enf thing q cur llne can Sc bought ~
CASH
IS prices which We challenge Mississippi ~
Beall
We Is alWqys 81 home, and ready i0 show
our goods, and cel them If We can. You car
find Us exactly on 81 corner
POWELL 81 HOBART.
February 8, 1907
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-04-18
PAPER HANGING'S DEPOT.
No a. COurfIandt ST., Now York

Nearly opposite the Merchants Hotel.
THE CROTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
(Organizsd under the General MdnufdcturfnS
LaD of the STATE Of NeI0 Yoik.)
Offers at Wholesale, in quantit les 10 suit pur-
chasers, at Manufactures Lowest Prices, for
cash or approved credit.
PAPER HANGINGS, of every variety Of
style and price.
BORDERS to match
BOARDS PRINTS in great variety.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES.
WIDE INDOW CURTAIN PAPERS, and
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES
OF the latest styles and superior finish, all OF
their own manufacture and importation. As
their stock is large and entirely new, they in-
vite Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers In
[ csc articles, to call and examine their styles
and prices whenever they visit the city.
New York March !, 1879. 2in". A.
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THE WORLD IN AN UPKOAR!
EE. BURNS
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

THE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the Public, that he has pur-
chased the large and extensive Daguerrean
Gallery, lately occupied by +. Kinnaman, of
Ashland, Ohio, and is fitting 1t up in 4 style I'M
surpassed for beauty and elegance IN this Sec
ton of the country. He is also adding to his
stock a large Camera which will enable him
to take pictures from the smallest to the lar
largest size. He has q large and complete as
sortment ofcases of every possible style and
size, and Will sell pictures lower than they
can-be bought elsewhere, and he has no hcsita-
ton in saying that he can render as good salts
faction as an operator in this section of coun-
try. Specimens can be seen by calling at
the rooms. P;ctu. es taken in cloudy as we'll
as clear weather. Rooms over the store Of
J. Il. Squire. Don't mistake the place.
u. BURNS.
Ashland, Ohio. Jan. ;, 1888. 32tf.
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THE VOYAGE OF TIE DE-
CATUR.

Lieutenant Drake, of the United
States ship Decatur gives an account
of her recent voyage, which sh lows that
the long absence of the ship was oeca-
stoned by being confined in Magallen's
Straits for eighty-three days:
"We were obliged to fight our way
through the Straits of Magellan inch by
inch, nothing but our captain being a
little game-cock took us through. He
asked me one night what 1 thought. l
answered that English, French and
American ships of war had tried and
failed, and 1 for one would go through
on halfrations rather than put back, and
during the conversation he thought, or
tried to make me think, that we would
fail. 1 told him he would fail to make
me believe that we could not go through.
The captain her said he was trying my
game-he had heard said 1 would never
say "die." After my watch was out,
he wished to see me in his cabin, where
we had some further conversation. To
sum up this short letter, we were in the
Straits eighty-three days, with but ten
days good weather, the rest nothing but
gales OF wind, with torrents of rain, hail
and snow. Take it full and by, 1 think
it was the dustiest travelling 1 have ever
SEEM
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Vermillion Institute

-L LIL L1rTT-L r2 EHaHI.nL go
THIS prosperous institution of learning, To-
Il Gated at Haysyiile, Ohio, Will commShesf
its summer term on the Path day OfApril, InstS,
Rev. s. Dieffendorfis the Principal. He 10 aid
ed by r. @. Beer. known extensiveIy as a1wctb
ualIied teacher- In reference to the quail
icatioRs of the Principal, the following tc6tf-
y siHaving had under our Instruction 4 number
f,students wholbaxe received their Prepafat0l
ry training from ReY. s. DieffendoIf, andhaT-f
ing found them Unusually wei prepared in Their
several studies, we are satisfied from srIia sytR
know him to snstain as a Teacher, that he IL
both in respectto scholarship and skill az >,
~ A, NJ BRowN, President. ramfvAs
7" VIZ. SMITH Prof Languages.
$50 rfet9aR r. PATFERsoH, Prof Mathamatie0
S JONES, Prof. NatsScIenceasAf1
JEFFERSON CotLEcE, eanhonsburg Pa. sePE
90, ls54.bEK hils 70 ytDb sd4 % ItGfs g
From personal knowledge ofML. D., could
give even a more fl Vorab4e tastimoniat than tina
A. Williams. Prof. Lat. language"
Tuition range from Sc, 90 TO 1000 per teraaa
OF . months, according to the studies pursued.s
Boarding can be had for 5 80 per week, aud
boarding and rooms furnished Tor from S1,159O
40
Rooms, unfurnrsheds cam be rented Gt tn6ma
80 cts. to 500 per month,:u E.4--
Students may enteraf any time and WHILE
charged only fol-. the periodic of herattendancr4
WIN. HUGHEs, President.
JoHN ROBINSON, SeesyHahA /" No2A N1
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s. NJ. Attorney for Covenant Claim
w~AsHINGToN, D.. G.,
CONTINUES 20 give prompt aud personal atten-
~ ton TO prosecution of Claims Of every descTip-
ton against the General Government. and partic-
ularIy to those before the Treasury Department,
Pension and Bounty-Laud Bureous, Patent and
General Land Offices, and Board Claim n
An experience Of years, and a familiarity with
the means of obtaining the earliest aud most favor-
dispatch of business, justify him in assuring his
Correspondents, Claimants, and the Public gener-
ally, that interests Entrusted to his keeping will
not be neglected..
PENSION, Bounty LAND. PATENT, AND PUBLIc
LAND LAWS.
He has nearly ready for gratuitous distrl button
among his business Correspondents, land those
who may become such.) aneat p aInphiet contain
ing a synopsis Of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent, and Public Land Laws, down to the
end of the late Congress-inc.udlng the
Bounty-Land Act of Sd March. 1885,
under which all who have heretofore received less
than 100 acres are now entitled to additional land
said Act grants also 100 acres to all Ofhcers, Non
commissioned Officers. Chaplains, Soldiers. Nas-
on Masters, Transfers, and friendly Indians, OF
the army, including State Troops, Volunteers and
Militia-and all Officers, seaman, Ordinary Sea
men. Marines. Clerk. and Landsmen, ofthe Navy,
not heretofore provided for, who have served NOT
less than fourteen days (unless in battle at any
period since I776 and to the widows and mi
nor children of all such persons entitled, and de-
ceased.
more full and complete than any elsewhere to be
found adapted to the wants of every class of
and instructions of the Department, and practical
suggestions as to the C curse to be pursu ed in sus
pended or rejected cases.
PARTIES not wishing to avail themselves OF the
facilities afforded by this Office in sucuriRg prompt
and personal sapcriRteHdeHee of their claims at the
Departments, can obtain copies of the above PAM
phlet by RENTING thirty ~centsin postage stamps.
Inducements to correspondence.
Correspondents who prepare and forward cases
for management by this Agency Will be dealt with
Iiberslly ; supplied with all necessary blanks
gratis, and kept constantly advised of the ciangee
that from time to time occur i'll the execution ofth
law.
1t is within the subscribers power to direct his
Correspondents to the locality of very many per-
sons entitled under the late Act and having OBJ
tanned several thousand Land Warrants under for
mer laws, he is in possession of data that will
materially assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees, below the usual rates-and contingent up
on the admission of Claims.
The highest cash price given for Land Warrants,
Revolutionary Scrips, and Illinois Land Patents.
Address s. NJ. KNIGHT,
WAsHINGToN CITY.
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would kill a man. Her father was also
sworn, aud sub~stantiated her statement
as far as he could from his knowledge
The parties are respectfully connected,
and arc members of the Methodist b.
Church. The moral sense of the whole
community is shocked at the occurrence
of such abject heartlessaess.
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NEW YORK TYPE FOUN
DRY.

III CEN N Il ~ AO1tA IN EE- EO UN
DIR N,
BLISHED in 1919, has now on hand, ready
T. for INN ,didte deIiCery, i'll fonts to suit pur.
chasers.
100. 900 ID. Romor frYe cfncw cut,
sc, 900 3. Fancy type.
10. LOCO a Scripts of various styles,
5 600 " Germans
5000 a. Ornaments in great variety,
5000 =. Borders,
sc, 900 feet Brass and Type Metal RaLeS, and all
the novelties in the business
All the above Tyres are cast by steam power.
of the new composition of metal peculiar to this
Foundry, and WHICH IS CERTAINLY SUPERIOR to any
evsr used before i'll any part of the world. The
unequaIled rapidity in the process of casting. ena-.
bles ME to sell those more durable types at the
prices of ordinary types, either on credit or for
cash.
Presses. Wood Type, aud all other Printing Ma
terials. except Paper and Cards. (Which have no fix
ed quality or price, furnished at manufacturers,
prices.
The latest Specimen Book orthe Foundry is fire.
Iy given to all printing Ofices, on the receipt of ff-
ty cents to prepay he postage.
" p Printers of newspapers who choose to pub
lish this advertisement, including this note. three
times before the first day OF July, 1855. and for
ward me one of the papers. will be all lowed their
bills at the time of purchasing five times The
amount of any manufactures. Address,
GEORGE BRUCE.
10 Chambers Street .Ncc fork.
New York. Feb. ~, 1855. Swf1.
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Livery Stable.
STRAYED!

CTRAYED from the subscriber, living in
- Ashland, about the 3Oth of January, n
black Cow, with a white face, about 7 years
old. Any one returning said Cow, or giving
at this office where she may be
found will be rewarded for their trouble.
c. K. METLER.
Ashland, Feb2Ist, 1855.
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A GARD.

n c. TICYNoR has removed to the store
d. room directly under the Shield < Ban
ner Office, where he is opening and offe ring for
sale, at the rery Iotrest prices, and extensive as
sortment of .sas= sa la ssel a-I aIags5a
ENTIRELY NEW BOOKS,
MUSIC, BLANK BOOKS,
WALL PAPER, CUTLERY,
APE MACHIA GOODS, s5a.
PORT MONAIES,
and a variety of 9th er fancy articles, selected
with care IN the Eastern markets. He respect
fully %solicits the patronage of the people, and
hopes by strict attention to business, TO give
satisfaction to his old friends and customers
generally.
N. B. The public are warned not to be de-
ceived or misled by finding our name attached
to any other establishment in to Wn. 1s
Mansfield, Nov. Is, 1854. 24tf
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The Saturday Evening Post
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 4TH 1921.
Weekly Edition Between so & 10000.

INHE long period of over thirty-three
years, during which The Saturday Eren-
ng Post has been established, and its present
immense circulation, are guarantees to all
who may subscribe to it that they will receive
i full return for their money. Our arrange
ments so far for the present year, 1853, are
such as we trust will be thought worthy of the
high reputation of the Post. Positive arrange
ments have already been made for contribu-
tons from the gifted pens ofMrs SOuthwerth,
Grace Greenwood, Mrs. Denison, Mary Ir~
wing, Eliza L. SProat, Alice Carey Meta Vic
toria Fuller, Fanny Fern, and a New Contrib
utor, whose name by request is withheld.
We are now, February, publishing a Move
let by Grace Greenwood, entitled THE MIN
LISTERS CHOICE. We purpose following
ilhis with an Origi5 al Novelet-designed to IL
tustrate, incidentally, the great evils OF IN
lemperance-entitled The Falls Of the Wydtu-
sing, by a new and distinguished Contributor
We have also made arrangements for Two
Short Noyelets, to be entitled The Oneida SIS
tiers, and The NubOb'S WiH. BY Grace Green
wood, Author of 9 Greenwood Lcaves,'t Haps
and Mishaps,' &C. Also, the following add
tional contributions: New series of sketches.
BY Fanny Fern, Author of Fern Leaves
SC. MARX, THE SEXTON ANovelet, bearing
upon the subject of SSpiritualism,' by Mrs,
Denison, Author of the 'SteP Mother,' Home
Pictures , ect. Nancy Selwyn, or the Cloud
with a silver lining.' y Novelet, bP Mary lr-
wing. And last, but by no means least-irom
the fascinating and powerful pen of the POSTS
own exclusive contrIbutor-'N VIVA, a story OF
Life's Mystery. By Mrs. Emma d. E. South
worth, Author of .Miriam,' 'The Lost Heir
ess,' &c. s
In addition to the above proud array of con-
tributions, we shall endeayor to keep up our
usual variety of Original Sketches and Letters
Pictures oflife in our own and Foreign Lands,
choice selections from all sources, Agricultural
articles, general news, Humorous anecdotes,
view of the Produce and Stock markets, bank
note list, edito rials, &c.,-oLr object being to
give a complete Record, as far as our limits
viii admit, ofthe great world
ENGRAvINGs.-In the way of Engravings, we
generally present at least two w~eekly-one OF
an instructive and the other of a humorous
character The postage on the Post to any
part of the Quilted States, paid quarterly or
yearly in advance, at the Office where it is re-
cciyed, is only 2s cents a year.
TERMS
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4 copies . 90
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vance. Address, always postpaid,
DEACON & PETERSON,
No. &c South Third ST., Philadelphia
HSample numbers sent gratis to any one
when requested. n4o
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Somthing New!
TO BE SEEN AT THE
New Jewelry Store in Ashland, Ohio |!
I.R. GOODEELLOv

4. r. GOODEELLOW
A NNOUNCES 10 the public, that he has
IA made large additions to his splendid
stock of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY!
which he is now offering at unusually low prices.
Among his stock may be found Gold and
silver Watches, of every description, va
riety and quality. Pins, Ladies' Gold BrOach-
es, Grape, EnameIed, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Lockets, Pencils, Gold Chains,
BagIeys' Gold Pens and Holders, large as
s, SILVER SPOONS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives,
Saltand Sugar Shovels, Silver Forks, &C., &c.
Pocket Cutlery,
of every description, from the best American
and English establishments. Also Needles,
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Books, Violin and Guitar Strings.
Goggles, Eye Shades, Compasses
and Acordeons. Eight Day and Twenty-four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogany cases.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Cleaned and repaired nd work warranted.
Old Gold and Silver, ught at the highest
price. I will sell Goods SO per cent. less than
Pediers or Hawkers, AMI warran them better
and cheaper than they dare sell. All goods
warranted as represented.
5H~Take notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
Ashland, Dec. 6, 1854. n2str.
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S OMETHING NEW

NJ undersigned are now preparing a MAP of
/ ashland County, from entirely original
surveys. This Map will show the Townsh ps, Sec
tions, Streams, Villages, Churches, Ownership of
Land, Roads, and Swamps, &C. ~
This Map Will be got up in a beautiful and sub
%stantial manner. WILLIAMS DORR q CO..
March 18th. 1855. 3m42
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Monday. the 3Oth dan of ADriZ.
A~ttachp,eut Noficc.

A T my instance an order OF Attachment was
n this day issued by H. Winbigler, d Justice
OF the Peace of Mohecan township, Ashland
County, against the property aud effects CT
George S~iceseman, Il nonresident ofsaId Coun-
ty. Said order was issued for sixty dollars and
Is cts. Dated March 10, 1855.
4w4t* EMANUEL SLEESEMAN.
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RAYS!

Highest market price paid for Rags in
IN Cash or Goods, ats s1TICKNORiS,
New Book Store, Mansfield. Sign of the Huge
Book. Jan. 81, IS55.-n35tft j
N. B.-Beware OF false Signs. The public
are warned against being misled by finding our
name attached to any other establishment in
town.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
NwzA THE undersigned offers 4FlS7SH.
EaBAn House aud one acre ofLand, g.
g1hlE&2 situate Il miles from ASH
~~ land, on tie State road. be- -xkA>-.
tween Ashland and Rowsburg. There is a good
stable. a cistern. and Ecany other cOnveniencIes
on said lot. besides a humber of choice fruit trees
is a beautiful and healthy location, and will
desirable homo. Possession given the first Of
pril. J. :. MARIlN.
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