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-ATrAcHMENT !

Jesse MARTIN will take notice that an
q order of Attachment was this day issued
against him, at the Suit of s. Apple & Co. BY
w. B. McCarty, aJustice of the Peace of Mon
gomery township, Ashland county, Ohio for
the sumof $1,000.
S.APPIE Co.
February f, 1856. 2w:s.
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NOTICE.
Thomas Griffith

Jacob Huffman.
THE said Defendant is hereby notified that
Il a petition was filed against hin in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland County.
Ohio, on the 18th dayof November, A. D.. 1856
by Thomas Griffith, the Plaintiff. that amongst
other things it is set forth that said Defendant
was and has been guilty of debauchiEg the
Plaintiff s daughter, and thereby damaging and
injuring the Plaintiff; and that an order of at
tachment was issued from the ofice of the Clerk
of the Court of common Pleas, on the 18th day
of November, 1855, against the lands and tene-
ments, goodsand chattels, of the said Defend
ant, and thai in pursuance eff the command of
said writ, the land and real estate of the said
Defendant in said Ashland County was attach
ed and that unless said Defendant appear and
plead, answer or demur to said Petition on or
before the 18th day Of March, A. D.. 1856, judg-
ment will be taken Mt the Court next following.
FULTON d McCOMBS,
PLAINTIFFS ATr'Ys.
january 16, 1856. 33-6w
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MEAT WARKETs

HALL d BROWN respectfully inform III
Ii citizens cfAshdand. that they have com
menced butchering, and hereafter meat Of ali
kinds can be found IN their cellar IN the base
ments of the Sampseu House.
We ask the public to give us a call. and see
If our meat is not of a superior quality.
Ahshland August Is 1855. nI2t
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ILLUSTRATED EDITION, IN - vo.

This edition is printed on very thick and fine
white paper, and is p~rofusely illustrated, with
all the original illustrations by Cruikshank,
Alfred %Crowquill, Phis, ETC., from the origins
al London edition, on copper, steel, and wood.
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I will also, by virtue of the same writ, X
pose to public sale, at the door of the Court
House, in said County, on
Monday, The loh dag Of March, 1856,
betweeA the hours aforesaid. the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to wit: Lot number nine
ty-one, (9I> in the village of Sullivan, in said
County and State of Ohio, with the appurtenan-
ces, as the property of A. H. Palmer: Terms
of sale, cash. JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856, 36ts-pfS4, so
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trated Edition, bound in Twelve Vol
umes, in black cloth, gilt back.......18 90
" Library Sheep. "a 90
Half Turkey moor 90
" HalfCalf Antiques6 90
GAll subsequent works by Charles Dickens
will be issued in uniform style with the above.
Copies of any one, or any set, of either edi-
son, to any part of the United States. free of
postage, on their remitting the price of the edi-
tioni they may wish, to the publisher in let
ter postpaid.
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To whom all orlers must come addressed.
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To Priscilla White Jane White, Rebecca White,
and the unknown heir, and legal representa-
tive of Catharine Goudy, deceased. who is
"a heir and legal representative of said Isaac
Smalley, deceased (
VOU are hereby informed that on the 18th
i day of January, A. D. 1856, said Admin
istrator fled his Petition in the Probate Court
Of Ashland Co, Ohio the object and prayer of
which Petition is to obtain an order, etc, at
the March Term, A. D. 1856, of said Court, for
assignment of the dover of the said Priscilla
Smailey, the widow of the said Isaac Smalley.
deceased, in, and for the sale of the following
Real Estate, (of which the said Isaac Smalley
died seized,) or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to paythe debts of said decedent, to wit !;
situate in the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, and described as follows The north
west quarter of section twenty-nine, towsnhip'
twenty-five, of range fifteen containing one
hundred and sixty acres, saving and excepting
therefrom those parts of. said quarter section
heretofore sold and conveyed to John Smal1ey
by deeds and agreement. and described as fol-
lows Beginning at the northwest corner of
said quarter thence south forty rods to a stake;
thence east twenty rods to n stake ; thence
north forty rods to a STAKE thence west TWEEN
ty rods to the place of beginning, containing
five acres. Also the southwest corner of said
quarter section, commencing at the southwest
corner Of said quarter /; thence running east
forty rods thence north thirty-six rods thence
west forty rods thence south thirty-six rods,
to the place ofbeginDing containing nine acres.
Alsopart of the said quarter section lying i'm
mediately south and adjoining the lotfrst above
described, as accepted above, now in the pos
session of the said John Smalley and held by
an article of agreement between said John
Smalley and the said Isaac Smalley, deceased
JOHN sMALLEY.
By Fulton d McCoMBs, his Att'ys.
January IS, 1856. 33-4w
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rISIIING

VISITING COMMITTEE.
A c. BrownelI, T, P, Handy L.severanee,
Jno. y. Warning, Adv. Freese. S. H. Nather,
TIC. Severance Ino Sherman, G. ". Shefrod,
H. NJ. Chaplin, D.. P. Eells, T. F. Hay.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Porter, Hall & Fox In Ashland
VS..
j Wright, All. Palmer, ct. ally Com. Pleas.
DURSUANT to the enanmand of an execu-
4 ton. duly Issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas Of Ashland Coun.
ty, tome directed, I viii expose to public sale
at the premises of A. H. Palmer in Sullivan
Township, in Ashland County, on
Monday, tile 1871 day Of February,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the
following described Goods and Chattles as the
property of A. H. Palmer, to wit: Corn on the
ground, supposed to be ten acres; twenty-six
tons of Hay, more or less, in barns one hum
dred and fifty bushels of Oats, more or less, in
feet 2 inch do; 1900 feet inch do; 900 #.
~ inch do. Also fifty head of Sheep one
Durham Cow, with broken horn one pide
heiter Calf from said Cow one Durham Cow,
with Calf one 2 yearold Heifer and Calf one
roam 2 year old Bull, and the undivided half
of Durham Bull, usually called Marshal Ney.
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INVOLVEMENT NOTIOE

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
TTENRY BOWMAN will take notice that
Il an order of Attachment was this day is,
sued against him, atthe suit of Lorenzo Gala
han, by w. B. MeCarty. a Justice of the Peace
of Montgomery township. Ashland Co. Ohio.
for the sumSof $40
LORENZO CALLAHAN.
Frbrnarv 4, 1856 Sw26
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COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION.
In five very large octave volumes, with a Por.
trait on Steel, of Charles Dickens, containing
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To all Interested.

10 al IuGefeSGEU.
HEREBY warn allSpersons against trusting
my wife Hannah, as l win pay no debts OF
her contracting, unless they are sold upon my
order, after this date. MICHAEL HOMAN.
Ashland. Dec. 9, 1855. 27-3xe
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A special election for alderman has
been held IN the 4rh and 9Th wards of
San Franciscna II. b: james etnd G w.
Bryant, the Know Nothing candidates,
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Paint Mills.

- @A@3
OF various patterns, kept constantly on
" hand and for sale at
3m26 A. J. ENDLY'S
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Skates I!

"a LARGE lot of fancy Skates al
"a ready strapped, just received at
3m26e A. J. ENDLY'S.
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Boring Machines !

0O0 MNOAA1Oo
H EPT constantly on hand aud for sale at tn,
IN Hardware Store of A. J.. ENDLY.
3m26
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james Henrys a seamanson board the
u. s. ship Independence, was drowBcd
al Sa;AFranciseo about the close If Dec.
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geqal Notifies.
NOTICE.

NOI1CE
John Smalley, as Admins
traitor ofIsaac Smalley decd,
vs.
Sophia Plants, Eli D. Plants,
Priscilla White, Jane White,
Rebecca White. heirs of Cath
arine Cloudy, deceased Mar
garet Ann Smnlley, Jesse
Smalley,-S malley, heirs
of Isaac Smalley, jr., decd /;
Richard Smalley and Harriet
Smalley, his wife ; Asa S.
Reed and Priscilla Reed, his
wife /; David Smalley and
Sarah Smalley, his wife !;
Henry Smalley and Mary
Smalley, his wife James
Smalley and Catharine Small
ley, his wife ; Priscilla Small
lew widow
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Mr.. Lucien Hermann. a banker, doing
4 large business at San Francisco, sus-
pended payment on the 4th ult. His
liabilities are reported a. about 5000,
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Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill.
THE above Mill has the most valuable i'm
Il provements in portable Corn Cob Mills,
and is adapted to the various grinding and
crushing purposes orfeeding all kinds of stock.
Orders for the above Mill are respectfully So
licited and win receive our prompt attention.
A. J. ENDLY,
3m26 sturges' Block, Mansfield, Ohio.
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Sleigh Bells

EOA DOZEN just received and for sale Mt
COO the Hardware Store of
3m26 A. j. ENDLY.
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The contract for building a wagon
road across the mountains has been
awarded 10 w. b Leach. of Stockton,
his hid S5a on. being the lowest
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BY the Fanny Major, from Australia,
l4Os fne Merinn sheep arrived at San
Francisco. being The remainder of a flock
of 500 brought for breeding purposes,
leo having died onathe passage
Major TowDshend, Capt. Clark aud
DIR. Steinberger, of the U. S Army.
had arrived al San Francisco fre4a Or
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COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION

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The Iudian war in Oregon and Wash
iugton Territories goes on, but the win
Ter snspends attacks on the part OF the
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nFAN IMPROVED FORM fer sale very
~ ccnp at this Office. Gi call
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personal aud political ambitions. The issue be
tween the rampan, spirit Of slavery proPagand
ism, and the spirit Of free and determined PEG
pie, has been FASTENED by those strange provlden
ees which force a crisis from those causes which
are seemingly the smallest, and alas, foe ihei'
hopes, they are by Gods overriding direciion,J H'
taco years behind the nHIe.
The fact is apparent, tina, the old plan OF ma
tiOnal Convention, with national pro slavery plat
forms, made by men who look TO the spoils ac'
cruing to themselves by their treaehery TO liberty
belongs to an age that is past, and past, thank
God, We hope never to return. Cloak the Issue
under any party, name or wdichword, they viii
lind that the people have been sold for the last
time The loud oConne cry Of "RePeal
which Is now heard Throughout, the North and
West, which has placed guard Of liberty, one
hundred aud i've strong, on the door OF the popu.
lar branch Of this legislature is TO gather strength
by this conflict, aud il will freak like wave oi
death over the hopes ef those few struggling ,rai
tors to liberty.
It was refreshing during the debate to hear the
u,,erauce Of manly and fearless sentiments for
the night The Hon. l. ID. Campbell, while pres
sing from the lips OF leader Of the adminis,ra'
ton, true and open ovowal Of all their senii'
menls npon slave extension, found himself con-
fronted by the question strongly and sp,ly put,
Wa will you vote for the admission Of any State
or formation of any territory irithOUt reference to
slavery ;" aud the emphasis OF the answer cleo.
,ri6ed the House. "No SIR! N,vER!"
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That we have no knowledge Of the previous
present, or prospective existence OF any or
ganiration in the said territory for the resist
ance of the laws and that we have not
designed, and do not design, To resist the
legal service of any criminal process therein,
but pledge ourselves 20 aid in the execution
of the laws, when called ON by proper au-
tbority. in the town or vicinity Of Lawrence,
and that we will use our influence in pre-
serving order therein and we declare that
we are now, as We ever have been, ready ut
any time 10 aid the Governor in securing n
po.se for the execution Of such process -
Provided, that any person thus arrested In
lawrence or vicinity, while foreign force
shall remain in the territory, shall only be
examined before United States district
Judge of said territory, in said town, and
admitted TO hail. And, provided further,
that all citizens arrested without legal pro-
ce-s by the sheriirs posse shall be set at lib
erty. And, provided further, Governor
shannon agrees TO Use his influence to secure
TO the citizens of Kansas territory remuner-
alton for any damages suffered, or unlawful
deprclations, il any such have been COM
mitted by sherifrs posse, in Lawrence or
vicinity. -
And. further, Governor Shannon states
that he has not called upon persons resident
of any other State to aid in the execution OF
the law that such Us are here in this terri
tory are here Of their own choice; and that
he does not consider that he has any author
ity or legal power to do so, nor willie exer-
else any such power, and that he VIII not
call ON any citizen Of another State who
may be here. That we wish it to be under
stood that we do not herein express any
opinion Us to the validity of the enactments
OF the territorial legislature.
WILSON SHANNON.
&. ROBINSON.
j. III. LANE.
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san DISAPPOINTMENT. Wehear of a young
lady in this city who was engaged to be mar
ried to gentleman, resident OF Long If
land, sometime since, but the ceremony was
postponed ON account of the death OF the
brother of the intended bride. Again the
day was appointed for the matrimonial ceremo
ny to take place, when 10 the sudden decease
OF sister Of the bride occasioned another
postponement. Again was the day liked
upon, and Us the time drew nigh when she
was to be called " wife," tho mails brought
the sad tidings of another interruption OF
the ceremony by dcath-her intended had
gone in the way of her brother and sister,
to 90 that bourne from whence no traveller
returns" What painful feelings must
these sad eyents-the loss Of brother, SIT
ter, and intended husband by death, occur
ring within so brief space, too, occasion
in the breast of her who was doomed to 50
mIny disappointments! How strongly 90
the circumstances show the uncertainty oil
life.-1roy Daily Budget.
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Marriagr5.

in xss>sx. on New Years Eve, By Rev. ,. Msssusre
&r. Dorrance b. IIni, Of Lyman, 10 Mary looper' o.
fAnnpi6S by the same, Dec. -, John Y. psnneu 70
Miss Caroline II. Lord, both opA
9Th, by Rev, J. Hubbard, Jr, pssa psnns''' h'a-'
I'm Saco on Christmas morning, by Rev. Y. H. Wheel
er. MI George T. Barrett Of Portland to sarah T. Jsr'
dan. eldest daughter Of Trsrsm jordan, Jr, OF saeo
Dec. IA. By Rev j. Kelly Mr.. Charles y. Barker, Of
Boston Mass, to Miss SHEA Libby, Of saoo
Dec. 2sth, by the same, Mr.. William Hancock, ~
Rennebunk, TO Miss Olive Patien. Of KennsbankpoFt
In saco, Nov. "a, by lid. J. fsmald, Mr.. Lloyd
H. Lincoln, to Miss, Myra =, Galll,on both q Bidde.
ford Nov. 9Th, Mr.. Joseph y. Mitchell, Of SAco "a
Mis-, Rebecea g. Fletcher, u Biddeford Nov. sth, MT
John o. Lane, to Miss Hannah NJ. Thore, both Of Bid
deford Dec lst Moses Moore OF Biddeiord to Msi
Aramaptha sawyer, Of Buxton same day, aeorge i.
Rene Of Biddeford TO Minerva A. Gerish. OF salmon
Falls, n. HI Dec. u, Andrew J.. Harmon, OF Bldde'
foni. HELEN r. wlthee, Of Norrdgewock. Dec. 2ah
Mr. Charles II. Greedy, Of Portland, to Miss Mary o.
Lowell, Of saeo.
Of Washington d. O., TO Charlotte Haven Lord. daush
ter Of the late Hon. Vim. A. Hayes, Of South Berwick