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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-05-10
By the President,
w. L. Marcy, Sec'y State
Whom Does il Mean?

The Boston Atlas thus Significantly
points out Col John G. Fremont as its
favorite candidate for the Presidency
With Fremont for President and Banks
for Vice President, we think there might
be something OF a battle fought in the
North Chicago Democrat
We want candidate who, amidst
the scenes of trial aud suffering, has ex-
hibited an infexible firmness; We want a
man who, under circumstances the most
adverse, has shown himself calm and
courageous; We want a President who
will not finch when the day of danger is
at hand. but who will stand by the
Union and the Constitution, when both
are assaied by the disorganizers of the
South and by the dough Democracy OF
the North. The Presidential Office does
not demand man of shining intellec-
tual ability, or of great political expert
ence. What we want is character and
honesty. Without the first, President
is mere sport of circumstance-the
niere slave of his party--the easy dupe
of the designing-and the tool, now OF
this faction and now of that. Without
the last, great talents only entail upon
TIE country heavier misfortunes. Let
us have candidate who cannot be made
a plaything even by score of Doug
lases. Let us have candidate whose
singleness of purpose will command the
popular respect-whose chivalrous ma
ture will secure the popular admiration
Atchison. the man with six Nephews.
The following letter from Atchison
was read at late Kansas meeting, at
Charleston, s. c.;
"PLArTE CIrY, Jan, &c, 1856.
s'Dear Sir: Your son and his
friend are now under the same roof with
ME. and claim them as my boys. They
have proved themselves. / will take
care of them. | have no children, but
| have six nephews-liRie boys; all of
them can shoot, but none of them as well
IS their uncle. When they can drive
the nail on the head three times out of
five, at one hundred yards. they can do
what their uncle has often done. When
they can ride wild, unbroken horse,
without bride or saddle, then they are fit
for service.
"Your son and his friend have proved
themselves good Border Ruffians;' but,
my dear sir, we do not deserve this ap-
peilalion. Those of us who are called
Che Border Ruffians' are men of proper
ty, of education-the best kind of men.
We are the men who will submit to no
wrong. We know when to resent an In
suit. and perhaps are too ready to do it.
But what wanted TO say to you is this.
that your son, and all the sons Of South
Carolina, are mine; and ] will have an
eye for them, and viii care for them as
l would care for nay gallant young neph-
ews. Although not an old man, have
some character. am known somewhat.
for good OF evil. throughout this broad
Union; but mostly for evil if the Aboli-
ton press is to be believed. But, in one
word. if the friendship of the Chief of
the Border Rufiians' will be of any ben
eht to your son, be has it.
Your obedient servant.
D. r. ATCHISON.
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GENERAL valuable CITY INTERESTS 70,
- sale cheap, by g. w. BR0wN.
I4axFenee. Dec. 1. '55.
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New Goods.

TSHE undersigned arc now receiving their
L stock Of Fall Goods, consisting Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, Fur
niture, SaddIcry, mems and boys Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, Gloves, uosieFy-and indeed al
most every article usually called for. Sale at q
low rates as they can afford. Thankful for the
patronage heretolor extended 70 than, they
hope te merit a continuation of the same. Terms
cash.
WANFEIe-Dry Hides, Butter, Eggs. &c
H0RNSRY & FERRILL.
: Tascrsnee sSsDs 81 lg55.-Ef
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Ev0WLERS q WELLS'S publications for sale
L st the HERAED OF FsKEDoM 0EgIes.
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Garden seeds

Just RECEIVED, supply Of the above ard.
- &c. G. STEARNS, IL, Mass. ss.
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. 0nO POUNDS OF BACON, PORK, &C.
O,UUU for sale, wholesale or retail, ut the
lowest price, at A. A. FAX0N'S Pr0rissOn Store.
Lawrence, March lst. '56.-6m.
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Home Mutual Fire and Marine Insuran
Company, OF st. Louis.

THIS Company proposes to take risks upon
L buildings and personal property in Kansas
Territory, upon the most favorable terms. Ap-
plieations for Insurance taken by g. w. & w.
HUTCHINSON d CO., Lawrence. They have
the general agency for the Territory.
T. T.L.SALISBURY, L. Sec'y.
81 Louis, Dec. 90, 1856 If
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City Property.
Dried Apples.

of Dried Apples for sale by
OUU the undersigned, at Leavenworth city
Second and Chcrokee-strs.
Apr. 19-tf j. u. REED = co. 2
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JAMES B. CHADWICK.

-
No. ga Locz@t street
fBETwEEs SECOND AND THIRD-srRs.
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI
Wholesale dealer in the celebrated improves
Little Giant Corn and Cobb Nil
and exclusive agent for their sale in ths West,
~ w. BROWN, OF The Hsrald oe( E-.,-
doaa, Lawrence City, X. +, is authorized to r..
eeiye orders for the above finn.
Several Mills are subject to Mr. BIS order In
the warehouse at Kansas CITY, No., forsale.---
No. 2, grinding 10 bushels ofcorn feed Ser hour
with one horse, price $40 and charges fer freiet.
&C., this side OF st. Louis; No. 8, $50 With cost
OF freight. dc. No. 4. $50, with additions Of
freight. The latter, with tive horses, will grind
offeed 20 bushels per hour. Ne additional gear,
ing required. H r8sesz.ss1s- adj
ArGrsTA, Ca, April Sd. 1855.
i have been running one Of sSe1st's Lille
Giant Csrn dad CD 45its, No. Z, fofotise last
five weeks and it performs TO my entire salts
faction. It was warranted to grind twenty busE-
/ els per hour, but have ground over thirty I've
bushels in an hour and esd ; hAlEsor eqnal to
twenty-t three and half bushels per heur. In
| feeding thirty horses save over 100 bushels of
corn per month, it now requiring only two hun
dred bushels of corn with tho ssbs where for
mefly fed three hundred. consider it decidedly
| the best kind OF Crusher ever got up; and If
could not replace mine, liwodld not sell it for
five hundred dollars. s f1.D.AATTHEWS,
Isa Proprietor Of the Augusta omnibuses.
| April &c. 1856.
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IT, i, German steel, steel Landslide clippers.

No. 8, German c. steel deer tillcr, clipper style.
Double and single shovel plows, and 5 tooth
cultiyators.
Having obtained tho right to manufacture and
sell the celebrated
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Whipple & Tunnen.

N7HoLESALEa and Retail Dealers ia DRI
w GOODS. BOoTSsnd SHOES, and Read,
MADE CLOTHING, &c. Store ccrner Of Stat
and Third-strs., Alton. Ill
April 3s, IS. jy-
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JAMES DAVIS. C. F. cUR
DAVIS G. CURRIER.

FORWARDING and Commission Merchants
l. Leavenworth City, K. T. teb16-ly
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DODkS--A select assorsr.ent OF tho Isles
- publications., Novels de-, fer sale BY
Fcv.e.. Woodward & FINLEY. q
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Edward Clark,

A TTORNEY, SOLICITOR, & COUNSELLOR, ;,
n and General Land Agent. Office on Massa-
chusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb. II, 80.
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DR.. Jno. P. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANT, has just completed his new Ware
house on the Levee, and is ready to receive the
consignmento of goods, either on commission or
otherwise. 4 sJ9k3 s}t
Lawrence, June 2, 1S55.-tf. $500 s.lg
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B. Slater,

B. Slater,
DRODUCE DEALER AND COMMISSION
L MERCHANT, No. ls Lesee, ST. Louis, No.
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Bailey. Anthony G Co.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in
w Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, Boots and Shoes, Jewery, DC, corner of
Delaware and Second streets, Leavcnworth City,
Kansas Territory. Mar. 10, '56-Sm%
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N7IED0W GLAsS.-From by 10 70 20 by
Nov. q. ~ sAN Woodward & FINLEY.
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IDoTANIC MEDICINEs.-An extensive as
Dsortinent of Herbs, Leaves and Roots, from
the Shakers Gardens" for sale by
Nov. a. WOODWARD s. FINLEY.
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Nearly Gone,
Lime,

cTATIONERY.-A complete assortment of al.
y varieties of Paper, Pens, Pencils. Inks, En-
veiopes, Memorandum Books, Diaries for 1856,
&C., de-, for sale cheap by
Nov. "a. WOODWARD & FINLEY. Z
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House-Mr. Faulkner offer ed a res
olutiou that if no Speaker be elected by
Monday next members resign, and al
adjourinmeur ensue till the second Mon
day in May. Laid on the table by a
majority of 2.
Mr.. Sneed then submitted a resolu-
tion that the supporters eff Mr.. Banks
select one candidate from the supporters
of Mr.. Richardson, and Ole froRa those
of Fulle<, and that tho e voting for Mr..
Richardson select one of Mr.. Banks
friends aud one of Mr.. Fuller's, and that
the voters of Mr.. Fuller chose one from
the friends of Mr.. Richardson and one
from those of Mr.. Banks: members so
elected to be considered the only canLi-
dates in nominations, aud that the lowest
ON each trial be dropped until an cleo
ton be effected.
The resolution was tabled, and the.
House proceeded to take the / 18th bal
lot. Banks, 90; Fuller. 81; L.. d.
Campbell, 8; Richardson, &c; Peuuing
ton, 2; Messrs. Porter, Haven and
Shorter, one each necessary for achoice
80.
Mr.. Whitney submitted a resolution
for the election of Speaker, leaving a
Blank therein to be filed with the name
of a person whom a majority might Sc
lect. Tabled by vote of LAG against "A
Mr.. Carlisle offered n resolution de
claring VIM. Smith of Virginia, Speak
er of the House. which was rejected by
ayyote of AZ against l3l. Adjourned
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Company. sent forward annothor party
when Rivas and his party retreated.
Col. Hornsby Was TO proceed with ar
armed force for the further profession Of
the place.
The u. s. Steamer Massachusetts, was
at San Juan del Sud, aud the Gag ship
Independence was daily expected.
The Northern Light left in the port
of San Juan the frigate Potomac and
Steam Sloop Fulton !,
The Central Kinneys paper, alludes
to q report that Honduras and San Sal,
vador had made more oyertures to MIC
aragua.
en- the arrival of the Potomac at San
Juan. dispatches were Immediately trans.
mitted to the American Munster at ira
NADIA.
The mines Of California are yield
ing more abundantly than ever.
The Sonora arrived up on the 18th and
the Uncle Sam on the 18th.
The u. 8. utter Joseph Lane, from
Norfolk arrived With dates from Oregon
TO the I4th December.
The Indian war is raging with in
creased fury, the Oregon noun ed vol
unteers under Lieut.. Kelly attacked the
Indians at Fl. Waliawal'a, Dec 18th,
and fought them forty-eight hours, loos-
ing eight killed and eleven wounded.
Among the killed were Capt. Bennett,
and Lieutenant Barrows. :
The indians lost their chief and fifty
men.
The volunteers were short of amuni.
tion and sent to h nrietta for supplies.
Gen. Wool was at fort Vancouver in
bad health, he vas arranging the pre-
liminaries of the campaign.
TIVE steamers had departed from San
francisco for Oregon, with ordinance
and stores for Gen. Wool.
Dates from Washington Territory arc
to the 10Th IF December. A party un-
Lieutenant Slaughter have been SUI
prised at the forks of White aud Green
by a large party of Indians.
s and three others killed.
One hundred and twenty recruits for
Walkers army lett San Francisco on the
18th in the steamer Cortes.
The Times and Transcript, the lead
ing administration paper has been dis
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are
10th no:hirg important.
Dates from Australia to the I'd Oct
Domestic produce, firm and advaL.-
cling.
Breadstuffs firm and advancing.
Trade in San FRANCISCO dull Money
t gilt.
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Ccaal Notices.
SALE.

O6L4lAG4
George Ensminger and Is PARTtrIos.
Jacob Harpster ct. al. Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of an order OF
sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty, to me directed, l will expose to public sale
at the door of The Court House, in said Coun-
ty. on
Monday. tie 2tst dag Of January,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
A.. NJ. and four o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate and
being in the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, to wit: The north west quarter of the
north east quarter Of section number III elev-
en-, range Is fifteen and township ri TWEEN
ty-one, except five acres off of said tract COM
mencing at the centre line of said section on
the north and running east 1879 rods thence
south sixty rods; thence west 1879 rods /;
thence north sixty rods to the place of begin
ming, containing t~hirty-fvc acres, more or less.
Appraised at eight hundred Dollars.
Terms of salo, one-third cash on the day Of sale,
one-third IN one year and the residue IN two
years from the day of sale with interest. De
fered payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
December 10. 1855. 29ts-pf Sd, l21I
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II THE PROBATE
COURT WITHIN
y q THE
COUNTY nF Asu-
LAND, Quo.
PETITION TO
SELL LAND.

To Priscilla White. Jane White. Rebecca White.
and the unknown heir. and legal r presenhi-
tive of Catharine Cloudy, deceased who is
a. heir and legal representative of said Isaac
Slnalley, deceased
VOU are hereby informed that en- the 18th
day of January, A. D. 1856, said Admin
istra:or filed his Petition in the Probate Court
of Ash land Co., Ohio the object and prayer of
which Petition is TO ob:ain an order, etc, at
che March Term, A D. 1856, of said Court. for
Us ignIncnt OF thu dUwer of the said Priscilla
SmalIey, the widow of the said Isaac Smalley
deceased, in, and for the sale of the following
Real Estate. (of which the said Isaac Smalley
lied se;z d. or SO much thereof as may b. nee
essary to paythe debts Of said decd mt, to wit !
situate in the County of a HAND anti State of
Ohio, and described as follows The north
west quarter ofs~ction twenty nine ,-tewsnhip
twenty-five, of range fifteen .containi' g one
hundr d and sky acres. saving and exc ping
'heIefrom those parts of sail quarter ~ssciiop
heretofore sold and conveyed to John Smalley
by deeds and agreement, and described as fol-
'ows Beginning Al the north-w, st corner Of
SaIl quarser; thence south forty rods to q stalk;
thence east twenty rods to q stake thence
north forty rods to a stare thence west TWEEN
tv rods to the place of beginning, containing
FIVE acres. Also the southwest corner of said
quarter section, commencing at the soi th-west
corner Of SAID quarter /; thence running cast
forty rods thence nor b thirtv-six rods ; thence
west forty rods thence south thirtv-six rods,
.othe Place O fbnginping containing nine acres.
Alsopart of the said quaF.er section lying i'm
mediateiy south and adjoining the lot first above
described. as accepted above, now in the pos
session of the said John Smalley and held by
an article of agreement brtween said John
Smalley and the said Isaac Smalley, deceased
JOHN sMALLEY.
By FuLroN d McCoMBs, his Att'ys.
January l6, 1856. 334w
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News from China.

Fright Butcheries ia Canton-Dc-
feat Of F'irates- Nctory oues tbs RED
ds-IXe Allied Fleet.
According to the Friend of China,
Canton was the scene of frightfnl butch
cries. Ga the 10th of September IA reb-
eEChief was.cut into two hundred pieces
and five hundred poor wretches were
executed with him. The correspondent
of the China Muil, writing from Canton.
says:
by q report obtained from good
authority, it appears that over 10000
have been pubheally executed in Gantoc
since February 18th. or Chiutse New
Year. About z 1000 were put TO death
at Shanking-fu, and 25 900 at the taking
of the fort at Bieinheim Reach. l
many places houses have been erected.
where suspected persons are a allowed to
commit suicide. aud thus Erosect their
posthumous rel utatIon. On the 9th
of Sept one Of the leaders named Kare
Sin was put to death BY a lingering pro
cess, having been sawed in l03 pieces
This leader threatened the northern
part of the city last autumn and winter.
More than 500 others were executed th
same day"
In the North CHM Herald of the 9Th
o. Sept. there is a detail d account of
a cruise against the Northern pirates
in which the British sloops Brittern and
Padushia destroyed eleven junks-six
they set on fire, four sunk. and one
surrendered without being fired into,
aud was handed over to tbs Mandarians
at Tapg-chow-foo, the Captain of her
giving most important information.
The China Mail, o: the 18th Sept.
furnishes the following later intelligence
from the North China Herald Of the
9Th:
" The Pekin Gazette reaches from
July 9th to Aug. I'd and reports re-
peated victories over the rebels at
Gh'aou-chow, Pung-eh'uen on the Dor
ders of Kwang- Sc, at Hoomen, aud Lung
chi uen in the northeast of Kwang-tuDg;
tho recovery of Poh-lo, a district city
east of Canton, and the expulsion of the
rebels from K~ang.yang, who seized
upon TuDg-ugan, where the Imperial
troops are besieging then"
There is no intelligence from the
Allied fleets in the North, except that
Admiral Stirling has detached a force
under Commodore Elliot, sufficient to
cope with the Russian fleet, should he
again have tic luck to fall in with it;
while the Admiral himself, Fortunately.
perhaps, winda up another season in
the mazes Of Japanese diplomacy.
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New Yonk Jan ls. 1856.


The steamship Northern Light ar
rived at a late hopr last night from San
Juan, via Key West, with California
,dafes to Fec. Goth.
She brings $500. 600 in specie and
upwards of 500 passengers.
Prominent points already received BY
telegraph via. New Orleans.
Matters at Nicaragua are said to be
Smproying.
San Salvador and Honduras have Of
fcially recognized the Government OF
Riyag. and a minister from Honduras is
reported TO be on his way TO Granada.
Walker was receiying continual acces-
sions to his forces.
Kinney is still at San Juan del Nerte.
A large number of his men have recently
An expedition under Rivas. son Of
the president bad fortified themselves
near Castillo rapids, and threatened to
seise the Transit Companies Steamer
and the property Of the passengers, but
Com. Pasidiug st tho request Of The
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TIL following Executors. Administration and
L Guardians having fled their accounts for set
Element in the Probate Court of said County, the
same are continued for examination and excep-
tiohs of any person interested, and will be for
hearing at the next term OF said Court, viz:
The final acct of Henry Whiteman jr, Executor
of Henry Whiteman, decd.
- " " d. Koup ard ). FoglemaH. Ex'rs
OF Frederick Koup. decd.
" Harrison and VIM. Ewalt. Ex'rs
of John Ew alt, decd.
g /" U Laura Poag. AdniinistrRtrix OF
james Poag, decd.
a " .. John Wight Administrator of
Alexander Wight, decd.
" +" &" "a Benjamin Meas, AdminIstrator
of Peter Meas. decd.
- a ~ " William Hal. AdministratoT of
George Hall, decd.
- " /" Hugh Burns, Guardiaa of Ro-
decker heirs.
i" I" John Byers, Guardian of Re-
becca lively.
a. PARTIAL sect OF Richard Chamberlain, Guardi-
an of Laura Turner.
A. T.. curtis. Probate Judge
pecemher 70. slP55, 2s-3wS
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A LITERARY Mar RAeE-The Nov
York Ledger makes the following an
Douncem Mt : I'VE have the p~leasnr.
of announcing that our gifted contribu-
tor, Mrs Sarah Payson Eldridge. Isl
renowned aud admired as Fanny Fern
was married on SaEuI day, the 5th inst,
to a Mr.. James Parton, we'll known in
literary circles as the author of The
Life Of Horace Greedy.
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NOTICE.

Il tween j. B. F. Sampsel and D. s. Samp-
sci has been dissolved by mutual consent. and
all those who have unsettled accounts are re-
quested to call and make immediate sediment,
J.B F. Sampsel has purchased the entire
stock Of Goods and will continue 70 supply all
who may favor him with their patronage with
everything in his line as cheap as can be
bought in any market IN ohie.
D. S. sampsel Is engaged IN the Produce
Business, and viii pay thehighcst market price
for Wheat. Rye. Barley. Corn. Oats, Clover
Seed. Timothy Seed, Butter and Eggs
Ashland. Jan: l6. 1856. 4w39
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Tub Notice Extraordinary,
Word to the Ladies generallv.

"AVING se,n q notice published in the pa
IL pers by j. r. Squire, owner of the county
right of Wisner's Patent Wash Tub in Ashland
aud Richland counties, warning all p r
SONS not to purchase any other than his Tub
and stating that certain persons had attempted
to INITIATE Wisner's Patent and to sell the same,
l therefore take this opportunity of informing
the public that my Tub is no iInitafiun but is
got up on a new principle, and is decidedly su-
perior to Wisner's Patent, a fac. which can
substantiate by hosts o fper.ons who have used
both Tubs. l also hereby politically pledge
nyselfto ay all damages that any one may sus-
tain by purchasing or using my Tub.
II. Il. MANSFIELD.
Ashland, January 23d, 1856. 34tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

THERE will be offered at Public Auction
i on SATURDAY NEXT, the 26th inst.
the stock of Groceries and other articles, lately
owned by E. Bachercr, consisting of Groceries
Confectionaries Nuts, Candies, Glass Jas
Toys, Fiddirs, Pictures. Peaches and Tomatoes
in cans, Tumblers, Earthern Ware. Lamps and
many other articles. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock on SATURDAY NEXT, at the old
stand of E. Bacherer.
ELI COLEMAN, CLERK.
Jan. "a, 1856. Iw54
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
NJ. Tyler

NJ. Tyler
vs.. r. h1o. Dr..
Henry Beard and
Elizabeth Beard.
PURSUANT to the command of an Order Of
Sale duly issued III the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County,
to me directed, 1 will expose to public sale at
the door of the Court House, IN said County on
Monday, The 2lst day Of January,
A. D. 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock.
A. NJ. and four o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate, ring
and being in the County of Ashland and State
of Ohio. to wit: Lot number twenty.threel23]
bounded on the north by lot twenty-one and
twenty-five, one hundfed andtwenty-hve feet
on the west by an alley. one hundred and ten
feet ; on the south by a lane, one hundred and
twenty feet to a stone planted on the road by
a stake, seventy-six feet to the place of Begin
ming. Likewise liberty to raise a dam on the
run on tie e st side of the alley that lies west
of lot nrln,utI q. so high as not to injure the
alley on a sprung that lies west of said alley and
run-Also ut number twenty one, [2l]i in said
town of Mohecanvtlle, adjoining the above said
lot number 1881 twenfy-three, in the plat of an
addition to the said town of MoheSanville in
said County of Ashland and State of Ohio.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
December 10. 1855. 26~ts-rfS4,25
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
~ ship heretofore existing between Drs. P.
H. Clark and I. L. Crane, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All those in
debted to said firm are hereby notified that an
immediate settlement is desired. in order that
the books may DO closed. p. n. CLARK,
IL. CRANE.
Ashland, January 21st, 1851, aw3s