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MlSCEL{A EOUS.
NEW FALL GOODS

NEW TAIE GOOOS,
A. A. MASON * co.,
w H o ESALE & RETAIL
Ne. 25 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OPENED DURING THE SECOND WEEK
" of September, soIue 1909 Gases and Pack
ages of rich Fall Goods, comprising i'll part
400 Pcs. New Fall Silks of every
style.
600 do French Merinos, Paramettas,
Alpacas, Wool Plaids, &C., &c.
700 Pes Cashmere, Mouse de Laine
and De Bege.
10 Ca es French and English Priuts,
and Ginghams.
100 Cartoons Embroideries of every
description.
80 DO Cloak and Dress Trim
mings.
500 Doz Hosiery and Gloves.
A full assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods.
Their ShawlSaloon will contain upwards of
5000 Shawls efevery description
They will open an extensive stock of Cloaks
and Talmas, of their own and foreign manufac-
ture, in Satin. Cloth, Velvet and Moire An
tique, of the latest French patterns.
Their Bonnet and Millinery Rooms will be
opened with the largest and most elegant as
sortment they have ever exhibited of the Ia
test Paris styles. A large assortment of their
own Manufacture always on hand, which Mer-
chants are invited to examine.
100 Gases of C~alicos.
so Bales of Flannels.
40 do Tickings.
60 Gases Bleached Muslins.
100 Bales Brown do.
80 Cases Checks and Canton Elan
nels.
20 do Tweeds, Jeans and Sati-
netts.
10 do Cloths, Cassimeres, Bea
yer &c.
20 do Linen and Housekeeping
Goods.
10 do Variety Goods, &c., g..
New Goods will be constantly received from
Wholesale purchasers may depend upon find
ing one OF the best and most complete stocks of
goods in the country, and at the lowest Eastern
prices. A. A. MASON Il co.
Oct 2, 1855. 2otf.
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BOOKS. &C.
NEW BOOK STORE!
"a. q suEH.


fVU1SHES to Inform the citizens OF Ashland ana
~ adjoining counties. that he has just received
and viii Keep constantly on hand, the largest and
best assortment of
Books, Stationery, Inks, Wall Paper,
&C.: ever before offered to the public in this parr
of the country.
He has taken the room formerly occupied by the
Banking House OF Luther, Grail Co.. and directly
opposite the
NEW BANK BUILDINGS!
Having purchased his Stock directly from Pub
fishers at cash prices, and holding a connection
with an extensive Publishing House in New York
City. he feels warranted in saying, that he ex-
poets TO distance all competition.
His stock will consist in part of all the various
SCHOOL Books now in use, the choisest standard
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
all the recent publications, Bibles OF all sizes, dis
cripiions and prices, a we'll selected assortment OF
Inks, in fact, everything usually found in Book
Stores.
Particular attention is called to the Stationery
departments The subscriber has no
! ~esitation in saying that he can give the most un-
alleged satisfaction TO those who are in want OF
Paper, Envelopes. Blan I-Books, Memorandum,
Pass Books, Diaries. WALLPAPER. Inks, lVk-Stands,
or anything of the kind.
awe and business menS IN particular, are
invited to call and examine the quality and prices
OF goods they may be in need of.
n. B.-Trade supplied at Cleveland Wholesale
prices.
Ashland, Nov. eed. 1854. e6f
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A GARD

ID C. TICRNoR has removed to the store
ID. room directly under the Shield & Ban
ner office, where he is opening and offering for
sale, at the rery koUest prices, and extensive as
sortment of
EHTlPELY NEW BOOKS,
MUSIC, BLANK BOOKS,
WAL PAPER. CUTLERY,
PAPER MACHIA GDODS,
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
N sigued has been appointed and qualified
administrators of the estate of David Baron, la te
Of Perry Township, Ashland County, deceased
JOHN WEBSTER, Admir-.
Oct. 3, 1855. 3wl9x
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NEW CHAIRS!
New Arrangement.

THE HACK FOR MAIL AND PASSEN-
Il gers will cave the Sanpsel House, in
Ashland. on Tuesdays TIL tuesdays and Satur-
days at y. o'clock, A M, arriving in WootGr
in time for the afternoon train east.
Returning, leaves Wooster Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at s1S A. 81.
The Mansfield Hack will leave the Ssmpssl
House every morning, SUNDAYS excepted at
7o'clock A. ~, arriving at Munsfield in time
for Cars going south and west.
Returning, leaves the North American at .
o'clock P. N.
A. W. MELSHEIMER, Aa'r at Ashland.
z. NJ. DENNISON, d" Mansfield.
G. W. ALTHOUSE, " " Wooster.
October 24, 1855. 92-6w
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Administrator,s Sole OF Eseal Es.ate.

administrators Saie OF Escai Estate.
y pursuance of an order ofthc Probate Cour
L Of Ashland County, Ohio, made at The S Up
tembcr Term thereof, A. D., 1858. l will offer
for sale at Public Auction, en- Saturday, the
9th day of October next, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p. NJ, on the
premises, in Olivesburg, Richland COUNTY,
Ohio, the following described premises. 10 wit;
In-Lots number fifty-three (55) and fifty fur
go in said Village of Oliycsturg, Richland
County, Ohio. Also, at the same time and
place one undivided tenth part of the east half
Of the south west quarter of Section four, in
Township twenty-four, of Range seventeen in
Ashland County, Ohio, except the Dover Es
tate of Nancy Starrett in the whole Of said
Tract of Land, rs the property of John S:arrett
late of Biehland County, deceased. Terms Of
Sal;-one-third cash in hand, one-thirj in six
months from the day Of sale, and one-third in
year from the day of sale, with interest on
back payments, and to BE- secured by mortgage
en- the premises.
CHRISTIAN WARD.
Admir- of Estate of john S-arrett, dec.
OSBORN & ALLISON, ATT'Ys.
September -, 1865. 4wl6.
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SHERIFP'S SALE.

Jacob Barnes
vs. Is ASHLAND CoNPLEAs.
George Harduker ct. al
DURSUANT to the command Of an order of
i sale duly issued in the above cas3 from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County,
and State of Ohio. to me directed, 1 will expose
onnbl;c Silica 5 the door ofthc Court House, in
aid county, on
Saturday, the Eth day Of NoUem6er.
a. D.. 1885, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, and four O'Clock P. N of said day, the
following described real estate being Lot num-
Der (55) and (56) in the town plat at the Centre
of sullivan Township, in the County of Ashland
and State Of Ohio. Terms of sale cash
JOHN D. JONES' Sheriff.
September &c, 1855. Its pf$2, Is.
LAND WARRANT BLANKS
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A-tlacnment Nosses.

A 7 my instance an attachment wos issued
III on The eixth Of September D. 1855, By
y. Lee, q Justice Of the Peacesof Ruggles town
ship, Ashland Ceapty. Ohio, against the prop
erty and efsne Of Benjamin Martin 3 hon4@
5deat, Of said County.
JAMAS R. DISBRo
September II, 1855. 3x1za
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ii iNSFIELD.S no. Z IMPKovEE
EIRtT PREMHUM PATENT CLO-
YER E1ULLInS& AND CLEANING
~ 4 q .


This MACHINE has risen rapidly in public es-
It~ilnation and ROW stands the highest by those
who have tested it, is considered eminently su-
perior to all others. 1t will Hull and CLEAN
from 25 to so bushels per day, * from 3 to 10
bushels per hour with much less power than
other ms hin 1t has heen in use since 1876.
The Fales has gradually risen every yearand
is destined to sarersede AL others for its dura-
hilty. hullirg and cleaning the seed most per-
ftctly.
lthas bsen awarded the following premi
INNS:
1st. The first Premiums at HE Worlds Fair
in New York city, 1888.
Sd. The first premiums at three successive
Ohio Safe Fairs.
ID. The first Premiums at the Ashland coun-
~ Pairs, and wherever the machine has
been exhibited.
The second kind of Glover MACHINE made by
me- is called, M~ANSFIELD'S No. 2, with the
approved cleaner attached thereto. Patented
! SIS and 1851.
The third kind of Glover MACHINE mauufte-
tured and for sale by me is called, MANS
FIELDS No. 3. known in this vicinity for the
last few years as the
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We also keep constantly on hand a full supply
of Pillows and Boisters, under Mattresses and
Bedding Of all descriptions and a large assortment
of Wall Paper and Window Shades, upholstry
goods, curtains, lounges &C., &C..
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly at
tended to. WISDOM & Co.
42PultesBlock Bank st.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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! cheerfGlly state that the article submitted to
your process must be pure and sweet and will be
found of great value and from proof exhibited to
me l am confident that the process employed ex-
coed all other methods of preparation
w. BEACH, NJ. D.,
New York.
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I will also attend at my Office. in the town
of Ashland. from the 22d day of September I'M
til the twentieth day of December to receive
taxes. All taxes remaining unpaid at the ex-
P~iration of that time will be sent out for col
lection.
=. GRAIL,
treasurer Ashland County.
TREAsuRER's OFr;cE,
ASHLAND, Aug. IL, 1854 6wl3
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Attachment Notice.
Rachel Johnson, Plaintiff4 Before john A
against NcCluSky, j. p. o
Nelson Slater, Defendant Montgomery town
ship, Ashland County, Ohio. =
ON the 10th day of September. A. D., 1855
~ said Justice issued an order of Attach
ment i'll the above action, for The srm Of SOC
SO. RACHEL Johnson.
Ashland, Sept. II, 1855. 3wlT
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d. SturSrs B)ak>eIler, Stationer, &C..
MARSFIELD, OHIO
II as Just received u large and splendid assort-
IIme1t Of
BOOKS, AMERICAN y FOREIGN, STAPLE
\ y STATIONERY.
The new additions now made TO his already
Large Stock, enables him to fill any orders with
which his paturons may favor him, and upon the
BEsT OF TER Ms. He has also, just completed ar
engagements for re ceiviug new and valuable publ
cations as soon as published,
Among his fine Stock of Stationery just opened
will be fonnd all the new styles Of White and
Blue Letter, Cap Bath Post, plain and gilt ei'ge,
Folio Past, Commercial Note aid Bill Cap Papers.
Note and Letter Papers, with Envelopes to match /;
Envelopes of all style :, Buff, White and Fancy
Buff tinted and plain Visiting Cards Note Drafts,
Copying Books, Copying Passes, POrtfOlioBankers
Cases, Post Office aud Bill Head Boxes. D. Cal
euderS, Gold and Steel Pens, Quilts, Writing Fluid
CANINE Inks, Ink Stands OF all kinds, Pencils
Seals, Wax, " aferS. Papey Weights, Letter and
Pads, Blotliu Pads, Ink Erasures, Sand Boxes, &c,
&C. Also = fine Stock OF Cutlery, from The best
manufacturers.
Blank Books.
Day Books, Journals, Lcdgers. G sh Books, full
or half bound and made of the best linen paper,
Time Books, Pass Books Memorandum Books,
Dia les &C. &c, Every description Blank Work
made to order.
Wrapping Paper and Twinc, white and Gray
Bonnet Boards, etc, etc.
Law, Medical and School Books.
He has now a complete stock of Law, Medical,
Theological. School and Standard Literally Books,
which he offers at very-low prices. Also, a very
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Total taxes levied by Township,
Town and District authority S12, 1872 80 .
h rates of Taxes fixed by the Trustees of
townships, District School Boards and Corpo-
ration officers, are shown in the following cx-
hibit:
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SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY GOODS,
MANsEAELB,S
CLOVER HFILE1NG
AND
MACHINE.
MANDATORY, ASHLAND, o.

THEsubscriber having been for The last ten
years in the anafactur of GLOVER HTLLiNG
AND CLEANING MACHINES, begs leave to call the
attention of his friends and the public to his
preparations for the year 1855.
Ills faculties for obtaining the very best ma
terials, his large Shops and Machinery, his sew
eral improvements
PATENTEE 1s4G. Is4s, and 1854.
give him n most decided advantag in the CHEAP
and at the same time DURABLE character of his
Machines.
Heretofore he had manufactured EXCLUSIVELY
his machine called MANSFIEED'S CLOVER
HULLING AND CLEANING MACHINE
In addition to the above he has made arrange
ments to manufacture several ether
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NEW BOOK STO e,
MANSFIELD, OHIO,
the Huge Book

d C. TICKNoR would respectfully inform
ID. the citizens ofAshland and vicinity, that
he has responded in Mansfield. with an en-
tire new stock of Boots, Wall Paper, Station
cry, Fancy Goods, &c.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

d. SturSrs B1ak~eIIer, Stationer, &C..
MANSFIELD, OHIO
II as Just received u large and splendid assort-
Ilme1t of
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CLOVER EiULLlNG MCnINES,

eLUVER HULLlNG MCnINES,
with his improvements ATTACHED to them and
will now have the best vari'6y of Clover HUI
ling and Cleaning Machine with tae latest i'm.
fEO~.apts. In fact ar Glover Hulling and
Cleaning MSrbiaa. can oe ordered of him,
The several kinds % Machines may be des-
cribed as follows:
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Total taxes levied by County Au-
TAXES LEVIED BY TOWNSHIP AND
SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTHORITY.
For what purpose. Amount.
For Township expenses ......... S2923, 80 3
:" special School and School House
purposes 1921. 80 3
:. CORPORATION expenses l444,2l 3
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r~rinter's Cards, and BORDERS, Buff Tinted visi-
tag, Plain, Enamelca, Fancy Cards, also a f..e
quality OF Praying Cards.
Conn ~ Merchants supplied with School
Books, Paper, &c, at Eastern prices.
Orders promptly attended TO. Address, B.
C.. TICKNOR, Bookseller, MInsfeld, Ohio.
Jan. ~, 1870 n35tf
N. B. Our stock being new, and boughtlow,
will be sold accordingly We have no old
shupworn, and damaged goods to sell ca.
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Bishop Evans on Sunday informed US
that they were continuing their ravages
when he left Lehi the evening previ-
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VAR rushnisen " rs

Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say advertised. B. KELLOGGSP.M
Ashland, Oct. 3. 1885.
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= The Hon. Ezra t. Benson informs
us that the county of Tooele is also visi-
ted by a similar plague, cutting
off the last of hope for the farmers,
as about forty grasshoppers were at work.
on every stalk of corn they destroy
the silk first, which prevents the ear
from filing and entirely destroying the
crop, even if they remain on a patch but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
WANTS OF KANSAS.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday, April 10, 1855.
have just returned fIom visit to Lawrence, Kan
sss Tentoryi and in coming down through the Re-
serve, I met over three bunered immigrants, men,
women sDd children, going to Lawrence and other
ports of The Territory.
Now a great portion Of those who go there, 90
with the expectation Of getting work, but majority
of them will be disappointed because there is not,
and 10 the present state Of things cannot be de-
mand for oDehalf the labor that is pouring into the
Territory. Net that there is not plenty of work taa,
should be done but there is not ths capital there T.
do it. The squstters that have gone there are poor
men, who expect 10 get work by the day from their
ne gibbons, and devote all their spare time TO their
own claims.
sm led 10 address these lines to you, by seeing 10
The Boston Atlas the pr ceedings Of the NswEngiand
Immigratpg Socitty at which gentleman do do not
rem emb his name, proposei to give IS 900, to make
Kansas Free State; and another proposed to be
number two to pay the amount for the same OBJ.
iect If these men were really in earnest, the best
thirg that they could do would be to appoint some
spoDsible person ia the Territory, into hand
they would be willing to place the money they could
collect for the object to be Toned out in small sums TO
squatters, 10 be spent in improvements on their
csims The principal to be returned, without interest,
IN given lumber of years.
A measure like this would do more to make Kansas
Free State than all the efforts Of the Aid Society,
became the squstters wou'd commence at once to
iu prove their claims, and by that means give EN-
0, meDt b. all who come out. As il is one-hsf will
return di,gusrsd aud half starved.
bave no claims there, and, therefore, am not in-
terested in the loans; but thousands of dollars can
be raised to free Ireland and hundred thousand TO
redeem Hungary, cappot see why something C IN
not be dor in practical way TO make Ksnsss free.
You ssy the Territories INST be free Well, then,
Sir work must be found for those who go there. Not
a sou should be cuff; red to return, and none will
return finley cen get work to live by. Ben. Frank
In left sum to start young mechanics in business.
Let the friends Of Freedom do the for the squat
ters in Kansas and che will be free other wise, an
ofrad che ia Lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 81. 1855

psirs and Supplies in advertising, recelv' proposals
IN sccc'dsrce with to- specifications. Ca-ri@d
Mr.. McCAHILL moved % subui; the 10 'su,o SUI
speehcatioDs to TIE Rsogle al the next genF, e1ec
ton Mt seconded.
Mr.. Mk1HpR mos'd to ADD 10 the specin, 's'i'as
that sl the vSid antique mari used in ths ban fnz
might be suephSd from sly gisrry Of good q iaty IL
tie Uritd States.
Mr. B,RNEY moved thai the Committee, when thay
rie shall r, pert in favor Of s6pPIos the sPsciisi
tons smshdsd in coane .i)n with o- reso a.'Dl.
Carried
TIE Committee then rose and reported the sps'i
fcstCDs a. amended.
on the clsuse directing the Lee mNb!e to he used,
Mr. MsTHER said he bsd nothing sgssust that mar
bic; yet Re would lie 20 room eft for compe-
tiior. He would liso to have "eql la in qrliy -
inherited. he uudtrstoo Oh that the vein ut marble. As
IL ran north, became much liner ia quality. In Yer
mopt II became equal to s,atu,ry marble.
Mr. COOPER saio A. il wen, n nth II bscare 50 h Ard
az TO be incapable OF being worked, except st too
great en- expense.
Mr. CAREY uudertood there were tro companies
dearg in Lee marble.
The specification, as reported by the Com ntsse OF
the Whole not altered
The resolution and specifications, as an need were
then ecopted snd ordt red 10 8 third resiIng.
A. jouII.d 10 Moncsy eveniE a, o'clock.
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE

The Beard Of Commissioners OF Police me. yes,er-
day afternoon in the Mayors Odice for the trial Of
Policemen under charge of violation Of du'y and dere
Iction CT duty.
The case Of John Depmsn, Second Ward, charged
with disobt diepce OF orders, in dischsfging from
custody John Cowly, who bad been arrested on q
charge of stealing slO was fret called. Dsnmsn
stated that he took the prisoner 10 ward toe City PRS
Oh, but before arriving there the party msking the
npsint If Larceny, settled with Cosly. when he per-
niited lin 10 20, thinking theirs WAS necessity TO
lay the matter before the Magistrate. Deci,on re-
served.
The care Of John \ Zikin, T0tIte!h Ward, was
next cal ed. Zik is charged with being intoxicated
on The evening OF the TN OF March, while in the So
ii, d House, and using coarse and insulting language
TO Capt II sbu6esD superior officer.
TIE accused, in defense, called several witnesses,
tho te, tilted 70 sesrg him the aning IN question,
end thst he was perfectly sober. In regard 20 tho
cosre and nsolest language, Zilksn st,t.d that hs
was the evening in question, ia ormiOg Capt. HXn-
negsn about dsorderly house IN the Ward, when
some words ensued between them. The Captain told
Lin that ke thought be orunk, when Zlkin told
him that he was sorry to inform him thst he lied.
Capt flanagan 'estted to the facts set forth in the
cbsrge.
Two Of three other cases wers called but the par
tee OF being resdy for rial the Commissioners sd
iouru.d.
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THE STRUGGLE IN KANSAS.
From The Independence (Ma. Ms,,sn.

From The I,dep~ndenee mo Mssssnqv.
SLAVERY TRIuMPHANr.-On the 3otn uit 'oe secona
no itioa battle between Slavery and Abotonlsm Vas
fought ard Aboli'ionism driven to the brush. Inc
yicory Of the Pro-Slavery party was complete. onaH
is 10 be hoped that the question now sett ed forever
in that Territory The fanatica prop ganosts OF the
North have only received Lesson in the Southern po-
hticsl alphabet and il may be well for teem II tpey
CO net push their inquiries any further. anse IN
ouisilivepess is proverbisl, but We opioe ne mss
enough Southern and Western learning TO do him Tor
time The Abolition vote in the Territory was ex'
tremely me ager and we Do not suppose they VIII have
a single member in either branch OF the Lea'setute'
What comes OF the Northern boast 'hs! toey were
c,ipp TO abolitionize Kansas, and make 1t Free
'"" yrom The Herald Of rreedo- Ap,I7
Tup I.Tr EiKCTIoS We u0derstand the G,v-
emo, has deternioed 10 submit tee receDt contested
election .ses IN this Territory 70 the Attorney deoe-
raj of The United States. for HIS opinion. uoVernr
Reed.r claims that by the Act Of Congress organizing
KaIsss the power was vested va 'as ENoouu, ,,o =,
decioi who was legally eec'el ss Representatives
10 the legislative Assembly, and thar no person Is
a. titled 70 sest in inst ho5y unless he has cernn-
cafe Of election st,esed by the Territorial seal, win
the Governors seps.nre IRE hsa s1sssS a. hi.
authority in cefsiIg 10 bis proclamation VINO ~sre
,Iectors; that they, under the law, nae - vana q
,;oht 10 vote a. any bona t resident OF the Isrrory
that be had no power 20 5ar yo, =" a. 10 bis ct
., nstip: and iha, the Legislature, whes convenei-
wss ,be oniy tribunal vested with authority 10 etan
;re into contested cases. and decide who we're ehtasd
PsRT,rs ~ KASsAs-It affords us pleasure 10 IN
form our Eastern resders that We have eu, one parry
In this Territory and that Wbig Democrat Free sou
~ Two American. are all lost in the great Free
State psrty which is far popular among US tnsa
n"w Nnihnejsm was in the recent Legislature OF
Msssscbuse No one thinks Of iDq1irng to % TssTn .
nsr,y his peghbor belonged 10 the States as ne au.
pai! ,h he s,es, party of Freedom. 40 intelligent
aen,,smsn from Pebnsy was in our ore the
4 = n
hst he Vas an Old line Democrat that he hsi always
acted with tha, party and yielded Snesr,a, M
escence TO all its measures. Wnen 'Ao AA" N'
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THE GALE Further accounts Of the hurricane Of
Yesterday morning have reached us. At Niagara.
W, property estimated at from ESQ 900 to go 900
ans damaged Houses were uDroofsd and blown
down end numerous other evidences Of the severity
Of the storm are every hand in tina. village.
large furnace, 50x2J0 feet WAS entirely destroyed
The man moth Daguerrean saloon Of Graves e
Prud.p, is perfect wreck, aud Mr.. Grave, and .
boy who was In the ssloon at the time Of the
reI ce, were severely hurt. The boy not expected
70 recover.
A, youngstown the g.le was more eevere than wa
al fret aLtcipated-I unerous barn were unfocfsd.
ana a large amount OF property damaged. Foe steam
gri.t mil as much damaged by tho violence OF tue
etofm.
TIE princips spiferers at Niagara are Mr. Zimmsr-
msn ara M.ssrs. Bran ard, Pisrsoo & Co.. car m ,nu
fsctur,rs large number Of new freight and pssssn-
or care we're entirely Destroyed
The alter ia Niagara River, at Youngstown, In the
spsce Of 90 minutes roee 10 the hight OF feet and
ispdly receded in about bour 10 feet belor low
wsieI marx. II4ockport Daily Courier. April ID.