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by theatrical representations, declines
although a man of letters) to abdicate
his post in favor of tho United States
Post.
Our Mayor and the Belgian Consul
here, are going before the Couttsto test
the question, whether paupcra exported
from the work-house of Bel9um for
the benefit of onr alms-houss, hospitals,
aud jails, can legally be re-cxlorted to
their place of shipment by the city au-
thorities. In the meantime, while the
question is pending, it would be "as
good a deed as drink" to pas, an act
that would confer the power Of expul-
sion, if it does not already exit. 8
Ole Bulls opera troupe, at he Acad-
envy of music, draws " from fafr to mid
ding" houses. The male singers are
much superior to the females Howe
crers, the manager, promises new faces
and voices soon. The prices ($l and
so cts.) are reasonable enough-too
reasonable, I apprehend, to enable the
employers to pay for the sotyices of
first class artists and artistes.
The trial of Oliver Lee for the muir
der of William H. Harrison afthe cleo
ton riot in williamsburg, last Novem-
Der, is in progress at Brooklyn The
testimony for the people ID very strong
against the prisoner and itslearly shows
that the Irish were tho aggressors.
ST. CYR.
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3 FROM oAL1FoRN1A.

Terrible Steamboat EzpzSsion-Ssren-
ty LiUes Lost-Bathe Wsth The In
digHs-M Senator EIsctedNMore
Rdins-More Gold and More L11sch-
ing-Cohgressi0,iat Neacs.
NEW YORK, Feb. &c. \
Duncan Sherma1 & Co.. $4l6,Qo0.-
Adams & Co., $257, 900. Wells Fargo
& Co., Sos, 900. Drexel g. Co., $780,
600. w. Hodge & Co., $4,000.
The transit of the Isthmus was reg
ularly made from Ocean to Ocean by
Railroads.
The formal opening of the line would
take place on the Goth.
The steamer Pearl exploded near
Sacramento, and about 20 lives were
lost, including Col. Alexander Ander-
son, a distinguished lawyer of Nevada,
q native of Virginia. The Capt. and
Mate of the vessel, and about 20 China
men. Fifty three dead bodies had been
found, and 20 more were missing
! 1t was asserted that the Pearl was
racing at the time with the Enterprise.
Both boats were on their way from Sac
ramento to Marysville. Alargo amount
of treasures were an board-but was re-
covered.
Senatorial question remained in statu
quo. Thirty-eight ballots had been had
without materially changing the result.
The Legislature passed a bill appro-
priating $1,000 to each member, The
governor refused to sanction it, but it
subsequently passed the assembly in
spite Of the veto, by ayote of SIS to %.
The papers teem with more than the
average quantity of crime
A man named Geo. Sheldon had
beon hung at Oakland by q mob, and a
native Californian and two Chilians suf-
fered death in like manner, On the San
Joaquin for cattle stealing, but owned
to- having committed numerous MUIR
ders.
Indian troubles in the neighborbood
of Kalamathe. river were becoming
alarming. A number of white men had
been killed and it is feared there will
be q general rising among the Indians
of the north,
The rains had again set in; much to
the qualification of the miners. Bust
ness continued dull, at about previous
rates. Hams, in dry salt, TIC. New
Butter, AZ. Flour is dull ; Gallage and
Huxall, $3.50. Bacon l5c.
We have dates from Valparaiso to the
29th ult., and from Lima and Calcutta
to the Esd.
The United States ship St. Laurence
was at Valparaiso.
Gen. Cas.illa, the new President Of
Peru, had issued a decree giving freedom
to all thcse slaves who had not yolun-
teeFed to serve in the army of Echino-
que. The government pledging itself
to Indemnify their owners in four years.
The recent magnificent residence of Eeh-
inoque had been sacked and pillaged.
The U. S. steam frigate SHsqUehan-
ma arrived at Valparaiso on the LIST ult.
Sidney, Australia, dates are to the 9TH
December. The miners at Baldant were
up in arms resist the collection of the
license fees, and . collision between
them and the military had taken place.
A serious riot was anticipated.
Trade exceedingly dull and goods arc
being sacrificed as ruinocs prices.
A letter from Acapulco states that
Alvarez was duly increasing in popu-
larisy, ahd that in . few days he would
leave there for the capitol, at the head
of 5000 troops, which would be reinfore-
ed by 1000 more. is the department of
Michoacau. $500
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sFer the Ashland u6ion.t

ASHLAND, March 2, 1885,
MR. EDrroR : Permit me through
your paper to say a word to TIE wise
IN reference to the Known othibgs. 1
always acted with the Democratic par
ty, and always thought, myself fn IN
Ainching Democrat, but by purShasion
I joined chat order thoughtlesslJ, and
when I left the room, it was with dam
nable feelings, tosthink I had joi1ed that
damable society, called the KnoE-N Moth
ings, under a most horrid oath; yes, an
oath that makes me culver to think Of
an oath to support the Wing pIrty.-
Now, my mind is made up never TO vote
q ticket with them, and never q meet
with them in council again. It is q
damnable scheme of the Wings, and all
good Democrats should beware and not
be caught in the snare, as I was, for
they have runner out-runners Of the
Democratic party, as they call them
selves. But they are not Democrats,
they are sworn Wings. Beware of their
soft solder, for tits a damable scheme to
enter into. So good bye to all Know
'Nothings. I, for one, have sworn to
myself never to mfngle with them again ;
and 1 think every man who considers
himself q good Democrat, and has been
caught on that Wing hook, like myself,
will never be caught in that council
again. Every time I attended that hole
I felt just as I always thought a coun-
Gil Of blacklegs felt when they were
stored away in some stable, playing
cards, on Sunday, and when they break
up, sneak out with the digpitYsof q
aheap=kaHng &g-stfck his al between
his legs and run for his life. Now for
a set of men, calling themselves pump
kins, to be caught in such a fix, that
they are afraid to be caught coming
down stairs, I for one will never be seen
drawing my hat yer my eyes again
coming from that gambling hole.
A BACKSLIDER.
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NEW YeRK, March l.
The steamer st. Louis reached her
dock about 8 this morning, having left
Cowes at 2 A. M. on the 18th.
She brings 80 passengers-among
them Hon. Pierre Soule and family
The Paris correspondents of the Lon
don Daily News says Mr.. Soule eonsid-
ers the scheme for the purchase of Gu
ba completely knocked in the head.
The Cannada arrived at Liverpool on
the evening Of the 18th, and the Her
mann at Southampton on the 10th.
Parliament was to reassemble on the
10th. Lord John Russell WAS to leave
England in q few days TO attend the
Peace Conference as British Plenipotcn-
airy.
Mr.. Hammond, under Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs, was to accom-
pany him.
The Duke Of Genoa is dead.
Dispatches from Lord Raglan, of the
9th january, report the weather fine,
with severe frosts at. night. Tho huts
we're being got up with much difficulty.
The first detachment of British troops
from India had arrived at Snez. The
India mail has been autographed.
A dispatch dated Bombay, Jan.l6th'
says an insurTection has broken out at
Cabul. Thirteen thousand Persians
were besieging Bendee Cabasi. a
murderous conflict had taken place, but
tho besieged continued the resistance.
A French company had offered to
raise, in France, q legion of from ten to
twenty-five thousand men for the service
of the English Government, half the
number to be ready in fifteen days. Il
is said the English Government are dis
posed to entertain the proposition favor
ably.
A dispatch from Vienna states that
the Gar had issued q manifesto, under
date Of ST. Petersburgh, February i2th
in which he calls the entire male popu-
Llation under arms. An additional force
of SOC, 900 men will be dispatched to the
Crimea.
The last dates from Sebastopol are
to Jan. 3lst, and report the weather
growing milder.
A dispatch from Varna, dated Feb.
4th, says 5000 Ottoman troopshad Ian
ded at Eupatoria. Others were on the
march to Varna, and would be embarked
as soon as arrived.
The French government had adTicef
from Varna to Feb. 9th, which states
that Omar Pacha had left for Beings
to inspect the cavalry and magazines
aud, on his return, he would embark
dcfnitly-fer EupatoriaA
The Russians were encamped partly
I'm che villages of Alma and Baiibsci
and partly at Simferopol eyirons.
Gen Ulrich, with the guards, set off
for the Crimea Jan. 30th.
Egyptian achievements had arrived.
The artillery in Sebastopol kept up
an ineessant fire during the night, and
the Allies replied during the day by the
Tirrallears.
The journal DIES st. Petessburgh Of
the Sd contains an address from the
Gar to the Don Cosacks, expressing
his confidence that they will fight cour-
ageously for tho Church, and the throne
of the country.
The reported mutiny among the Zou-
ayes created, painful sensation in Paris
but is it thought to begreatly exaggera-
ted.
A London firm in the provision trade,
through the Times, propose to feed the
army in the Crimea at q ratio of 3s2d
per day per man, giving three substan-
tial meals per day, and binding them
selves to the contract under the heaviest
penalties.
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REPEAL!REPEAEu

LsstAs vatehrerd Of tia people be, RspeaH When
men become so infatuated with power. either in
Pessessaon or sxpestsncy: s:to run on after every
masters. pass direct violation OF the plain.
est principles Of our republican Institutions, it be-
comes the vox Populi to rise their might, with
ouloistinetlon ofparty. and compel our servants to
.epsaI those obnoxious portions of our lave that
Strike Althe root of our Independence. So, also
Pnysicaily when men run on after every nav
tangled nostrum opened to the public. They not
oniy cndanger their own. but the lives OF their
fami les andfriends. 1t is therefore with pleasure
we again recommend to the afflicted the use of
MeAt,sTsa's ALI-HrALLxo, oIkTnEzY, an old and
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Weavels. Scsld Head, Ague in;
the breast, Gorns, Spinal Auctions, Fevers, and
all Febrile diseases, too numerous TO mention
That BY restoring the ipsensible perspir alton, IL
phlesthe system to throw OF all The old worn out
thereby rastoring to sound and perfect
health. For sale By =: T. sempsel & co.. aud r.
=. Chnbb d ca. Ashland J. McCrory. MiHin: +
w: Coulter. Perrysville; ID. Z. Stockmsn, Isoudon.
vile: L. Speneer& CO.,, MeKay;J. KinningeT &
CO., HRyesyillei Hsgerman and Buchanan, HAYES
villei Coulter and Goodwin, Lafayette; w. Spen.
Ger & CO., Albion; J. J, Wright, Sullivan: MichaeI
Srlese: Orange h s; Seed co Rsysnah; Z. P.
pest. iiof lynn
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EE We call the attention of MGR
chants, Booksellers, Druggists and 9TH
ers, to the advertisement of "The Gro
ton Manufacturing Co" of A Courtlandt
Street, New York, in another column.
This Company undoubtedly stand at the
head of the Trade, both in quantity and
variety of the Goods they Manufacture
and Import, as they are constantly Man
ufactoring. they keep up a full assortment
at all seasons of the ye ar, and are fully
prepared to fill orders for goods in their
line at any time.
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49, --+-E
HALIFAX, March Ia. BOP. NJ.
The Peace Conference was to open al
Vienna on Feb. Goth, and Lord John
Russell had already left for the Austrian
capitol.
The western alliance has been further
strengthened by tho accession of the
Kingdom Of Naples to its ranks.
Tho usual details of the news viii
doubtless reach us in time for publica-
ton Friday mofning.
The weather has been pretty severe
and much distress prevailed in Liver
pool in consequence of the dizziness of
trade and the inability Of the laboring
classes to obtain employment.
The latest dates from S~ebastopol are
to Feb. 9Th. Several stories have been
made and repulsed. The Allies are ex-
pecting an attack from the Russian army
in the field. The French army is to
be divided and one half given to Pelis-,
ser and the other to Bosguet, thus rem
dering Canrodert q mere cipher. It is
rumored that Lord Raglan and Earl
Lucan are about to return home.
Naples sends to the Crimea a feet
and a land forco equal to that furnish
ed by Sardinia.
Rumors are current that in Spain,
Portugal and other powers extensive
warlike preparations are making all
over Europe,
Austria is negotiating in England for
a fifteen million loan.
Admiral Dundas has been appointed
to the command of the Allied feet in the
Baltic. Seymour is the second in com
mand and Bayne is the third.
The British army estimates are about
double. 1t is proposed to increase the
force $1,000 men.
Parliament re-assembled on the 10th,
when Lord Palmeston explained the
attending his taking the
office of Premier.
The wild rumor that the Eemperor
Intended to go to the Crimea, had the
effect to depress the French funds.
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* Eight persons were convicted
and sent to the Penitentiary at the Com
mon Pleas term at Toledo. Forty-oue
have been convicted and sent from Luz
cas- county the past year. Stowell and
Dale at the late term we're convicted
for having q gaming device, called by
gamblers a patent safe, which is a small
round ball about the size of a black wal
nut, and sent to the Penitantiary one
year each, and to pay a fine $500 EACH
Mr.. N. Oler was sent to the Peniten-
-tiary for life, for murder in the second
degree.
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N0TIGE.


TINE undsrsigned will offer COR sale, on the
premises, on q tH5
r. iday the Sch dag Of April, 1856
between the. hours Of 10 o,cioekK n. lad &
O'Clock ?. n the following real estate, sitnato
in Ashland County Ohio, 10 wit: BeinE the
west part Of the south half, oftho hoFths1est
quarter Of section twenty-one, offToWnship
twenty-one, rEnge Notwithstanding at
the north-yest eorner ofthe qaaFtsHthenee
south Sc degrees east on The north Iiho Of the
quarter four Kods 10 . -stOne-thenee south par
allel with newest line OF the quarter 60 rods
to a stone-thence cast twenty rods 70 . stone
themes south ~ degrees east, sightssn rods
to . ssons-thsnee east ~ S1-io0a rods 70 .
stone-thense south f1y-two rods - . stone-
theneeeenst twenty-one Tqdato = stono-thenso
south twenty-eitgth rods to Btone,o 81 the
south line ofthe quprtor-theneo west On tbs
south line Of the quarter so 1-1o reds 20 the
south-West corner ofthe quartal-ahDnea narth
on the west line of the quarter 30 the place
of beginning, containing thirty-eighf acres
three roodS and 500 rods Of LAND, being the enc
fourth Of qnarter more or Iesa.-
-Terma Of Sale One third eash in hand, one
third IN one yeHs from the day of sale md
one third hntwo years, with intsrsss, and hack
payments 10 Be secured By mortgage en- the
premises.
ROBERT C0WEN,
JAMES HsWIbEEAM5s
Executors Of Sarah flswzrd dead.
March Ith 800. - nAt
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Now Itema
.NEW YoRK MAJ

New York, March, +
The Empire City is below, but brings
nothing later than the Isabel at Charles.
ton.
The lawyers of this city hold = meet
ting tomorrow to take measures to OPP
pose certain features in the Maine Law,
which impose enormou duties on tho
Judges of the Supreme Court and
Courts Of common Pleas of this city.
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THE WORLD IN AN URM0AR4
E. 7UHET8s
DAGUERREAN Q ALLERY!

TlHE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the Public, thai he has pur-
chased the laEge and extensive Daguerrean
Gallery, lately occupied by e. K~innihah, of
Ashland Ohio, and is fitting it up in a style I'M
surpassed for beauty and elegance IN this Sec
ton ofthe country. He is elso- adding 10 HE
stock alarge Camera which will enaBla. him
to take pictures from the smallest 10 the lar
largest size. He has q large and complete a.
sortment ofeases of every possible style and
size, and will sell pisturcs lower than they
can be bought elsewhere, and he has no hesits-
ton in saying that he can render az good satis-
faction as an operator Il this seetio1 of c6dn<
try. Specimens can be seen by eallipR a
the rooms. Pictures taken in cloudy &c well
as clear weather. Rooms over the storo 81
J-R. Squire. Donst mistake The place.
Ashland, ohios Jan, :, 1855. sstf.
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The Row In the New York State
Council of Know-Nothings.

The New York Herald, a Know
Nothing print, thus speaks of the late
~disgraceful row in the New York State
Council of Know-N lettings, an account
of which We recently published. The
Herald says:
"Tammany Hall can produce very
few "reminiscences transcending this
terrible scene in our Know-N othing
Grand State Council. Seriously, had
not Mr.. Eames escaped, his life might
have boon endangered from the frenzy
of his brethren. But we have to say,
that, if such are the ~brotherly meetings
of the Known othings, they must col
lapse and fall to pieces. Terrorism is
not the thing. Burning in efigy, and
the hunting down of dcserters from tho
camp in all the relations of private life
are not the thing. In this country, in
this age, and among this intelligent
people, these elements of party obedi-
-ence will never answer. It is to be
hoped thatNfhe deliberations of this
Syracuse State Council w~iilsresult In
leading the way to the understanding
the rules and regulations, oaths, obli-
cations and penalties of this new party.
Let the Known othings prove them
selves worthy of this popular inclination
in the reformation of their harsh discip-
line of dreadful oaths and monstrous
inquisitorial penalties. Let them try
a system of attaetions and pcrsuasions,
in lieu Of terrorism and organized yer.
geance, or they cannot hold together.
Let them deal with each other as with
honorable men, and not as ceuuterfeit-
ers or midnight robbers, where good
faith involves the alternative of a~ssassi-
nation"
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The Saturday Evening Post S
EsrABLlsHEp AUGUST Arm 1921.
Edition Between so & 10000

THE long periodsof over thirty-three
syean. d1fina which The Saturday Ebah-
Eng Post has been eoHbl6hod, and is Preooat
mmenso eiscnlatien, are guaFeltaes - AL
who may subsoribe 70 il that they will .reseiVs
a fun return for their monsy. Our srTanEe-
msnts 80 FAR for the present year, 1855 ebo
such az ve trust will be thought worthy efths
high reputation ofthe Post. Ponitive araHge-
ments have already been made for eontsIba-
tions from tho gifted pens ofnrs. BSaInwoftA
Grace Greenwood, Mrs. sDenin0n, tMaJdr>
Eing, Elisa L. SProat, Alice Carer aettA We
toria Fnller, Fanny Fern, and q New Contrie-
utor, whose name BY request is withhsld
We are hsw, FebFuarys Pablishiee anssa-
let. by Grace Gresnwood, entilled THE MIN
itSTER,A CHOICE. We purpose fsllowlsg
ifhis with an Origin al NoSelst-dssighedt 10 u
tustrate, incidentally, the Great esiis efeis-
Iemperanee-sntifIed The E6Hs &c fAs Wpslv-
sing, by q new and dirtinguished .ContribatoF.
We have ALAG mada prrangemeAts for I've
Short Foveiets To be entitled The Oastda Dt@
tsFs, aHd The Nabobsk Hiu- By GE4se Green-
wood, Author of Greenwood Les Eas5' HaPs
and Mishaps,, &c. Also, the iellowiag sdai-
BY Fanny Fern, Aathor Of Fern LoaEssS'
&c. Marx, The SExrsH.s ANoysis,, keAEiag
upon the subject of sSpiritualinms' b. Mrs.
Denison, Author Of the sStap Mother,s eHsme
Pictures ect. Nancy Ielw1u, or the gClauA
with q silver lining, AEoveIess bp Mary lr-
wing. And last, but BY no means east-reA
the fascinating and powerful pen NJ the POSTS
own exclusive Story OF
Life's M5staEy. by Mrs. Emma D. 2. N. South
worth, Author sf sAiriamS sThs Lost HsiE-
ess,, SC.
In addition to ths shove proud arfayofsea-
[tribations, we shall endsavor TO keep Up cgr
usual variety of Original Sketches and Lnttsrn
Pictures ofIife in our own and FoTeiRn Eaadss
choice selections from all sources, Agricultural
articles, general news Humorous anecdctess
view of the Produce and Stock markets, baAk
note list, edito rails, &c.,-ohr object being to
give a complete Record, a. Gar n onF lImi1s
win admit, ofthe great World.
ENoRAyINes.-ln the way Of EnRrAsiugu, NE
generally present At least tzo WeekIy-oue q
an instructive and tho other OF . h1moGong
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part of the United States, psid quarterly -
yearly in advance, at the o6ee where it's %.
coiyed, is only Accents . year.
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f5-sample numbers sent gratis TO any one
when requeated. n4e
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SPECIAL

" For Bronchitis, Throat Diseases. H.ef5nr
Cough, and the Effects Of imprndent use ofMercury
no NED ieins hes ever been discovered which has
Throat dises ses produced BY salvation, Hacking
cough. bronchial Affections. Liver Disease, Neu-
sleigie and rheumatism, have all been relieved and
e1ISa IN q wonderful manner, by the great purifier
u rne blood, Carter's Spanish Mixture.
The case IF T. II. Ramsey alone should satisex
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.sse advertisement. vr
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Gbf Mlarkets
m1nKET
MARKET.

CLEvELAHD, March g.
FLoU.-Firms sale of eco. bills goods south
ern Ohio .nPerfne at $3.50, e1tras sell in small
lots at $3.50, to Gas, IS retail at 25e per BIB
atded b the above quotations.
WHEAr-Demand good at $500 for mixed,
with sale of enc ees load, 81 90 for white and
ei,sS for Mediterranean, receipts light, and
but little in market.
corn-searcs. and but very little in market,
worth 7ea7sc aBoat. from earsno transafions.
PoTAroxs-Scarce, held at I rs, retail in
small quantity at l,5o. q
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SuffeEings Of the British Army in &c.
bestopol

o0itok 1uSB VI INC OHltlBU 6EWI IN o6-
bastopol
A correspondent of the London Her
aid thus writes from the British camp be-
fore Sebastopol;
~ believe they wore men who had
been employed in fatigue parties, and
who. becoming numbed and exhausted,
sat down to rest on reaching their:canton-
ments, and SO persisted ~miserably. Du-
ring the continuance of this severe
frost, all the men not actually on duty
used to crowd into the tents, aud by hud-
ding together managed to keep them
selves from actual frost bites. 0fcourse,
the warmth of their bodies thawed the
ground on which they sat into a mere
puddt,. The unfortunate men got satur-
atod, and when on duty their clothes froze
to their flesh IN such q manner that on
removing the stockings of some the flesh
was stripped off the feet in large pieces.
1t is not enough to say that we arc un-
fortunate IN the mortality which pre-
walls. Such q term is far too weak to stig-
matize the cruel waste of life which
takes place here every day. Our men
are literally murdered-murdered by
neglect, by incapacity, by the etiquette
of military routine and by every way in
which Jul endless form of mismanase-
ment can reach both officers exclaim per-
petually, 20, if We had only a coroner
with an English jury here for one day to
inquire how and by what neglect our
men diet' This ID an expression which if
I have heard once, I have heard fifty
times during the last two or three days.
All seem appalled, ct the Encouragement
and its deplorable results but all deny the
responsibility, and shift the blame from
n department to another. According
to n it is the medical staff who are in
fault, another lay sit on the commissariat,
Another the engineers in not making prop,
er roads, while all agree hat to the want
of the general surveillance of Lord Rag
Ian over all, much, very much, is attrib-
utable.