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OvrIcs BucxrYs STATE IRs. Co

OFFICE BUckrYE STATE IRs. Co,
Is Front-st., bet. Main and sycamore,
Cincinnati, o., Dee. 18th, 1855.
To all whom i, may concern :--Tais Is TO csrti-
fy thesI have examined specimens End roofs Vi
w. II Childs 4 Co. = Fire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing, Asd believe IL De eminentiy superior 10
any other kind VI roohpg now in use. / VAS an
eyewitness Of = severe trial OF Of these roofs.
from large boay Of aame from n sdjoining build
ing which struck directly uien the Roof end Cor
nice for nearly half an hour. Ii stIod the trial
beyond ell expectation, end "a, cd Inc building.
Signed, 4. W. HASKELL,
preat Buckeve State ms Go
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dbe Gate Gitp.
TUESDAY MORNING, NAYS.
~DLANK DEEDs, ssAaiy psisssA. = .
esra approved ~ he best lawyer, Ter rails u
tAis s0ss.
BILLs OF LADIM0.
"A large supply jass pRiassd asd fss sals u
this oAss.
~-DLAHK MOTHS. neatly printed, ssr
sale 81 his enss.
RaRsleaasr Nosiss.
Advsrtissnsnis should b. HANDED In By 2
o'clock, ?. Il, = insure inssrtiea Ne Asx,
morning, unless they ere very sAevt.
vssY PAssrouIAa Norics. No tsassisat
sdvsrsissnsats will b. pablished in this ps-
per unless paid for in advance.
Notice.
The members Of Ksoksk Lodge No. II l. o. o.
=. IRE requested 70 nsst 1t OdA Hslioss' Hall.
this tTsssaay) morning, 1t o'clock, 70 sssssA tss
fanesal Of our dscsassd brother Hrsnk Bowel
All ODD Hsllsws are invited to attend.
By order Of che N. q.
nyayldlt IA CHAMBERLAIN, RS.
.FouxD.-E. J. Polsomwill and book o.
HE ct this once.
CARPsxrsa 6nor BUaHr.--Lows's sarpsn-
Ter shop on High street, with large lot Of
tools and considerable quantity Of baildiag
natsrials, was consumed by Are Saturday
night. A frame dwelling adjoining was also
destroyed.
Iaox.--J. G. Ests1 received two hundred
tons Of pig iron from Cincinnati yesterday
per sssamsr Tweed.
SALs.-Ths sale Of Lot in Block 100, BY
Kendall, Howe / Co., will take place this
morning At 10 o'clock.
q From card in our paper IL viii b
seen that Judge Lowe has returned 70 the
practice Of the Law, having associated with
hinsslf Asssrs. Noble and Craig, who havs
recently located In our city.
q We had the pleasure last evening Of
shaking hands With our old frissd Jssss FL
der, formerly Of Ksosauqua, but for naa-
Der Of years past . citizen Of California
We we're much plsAssd to Ind hin 10 good
health and spirits, - we'll - to Isas, tAaa
be had his commission ~ Postnastss Of
Sacramento In his pocket.
TO NEssAskA.-ws noticed yesterday .
Steam Engine, manufactured BY q. 8. Vail 3
Co., Of the Buckeye Foundry, shipped 70 .
customer In Nebrssks. II goes to st. Louis
and thence up the Missouri river.
We observed, also, among several other
engines which Vail 4 Co. arc baildisg, one
ier large Touring mill 10 Ha~ilton, which
Mill Vail I Co. are building on contract.
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Res AwAr.-Yesterday evening two suiss
attached to . wagon loaded With hides ran
away on the Lsvee, brokss drsy 10 pieces,
spilled the hides all around loose, tipped on,
the driver and slightly injured hin. The
nales anchored near tbs Packet Depot.
e Rev. Mr.. Marks, during call 1t OUT
once yesterday, presented ~ With soos SEED
Of the dourrs which he took from shs hand
Of an Egyptian buried in the tombs Of Thsbs.
near three thousand years ago. The stalk and
head grows something like the broon corn
and the grain bears very nush the appear.
aaes Of blasted popcorn, and the sasts u mol
unlike that. Il il in common use In Egyp,
ct the present day ~ IN article Of food.
a. A horse and cart ran away dowr
Fourth street, and hurt the cart.
Also, in The morning, two horses ran away
on johnson street, broke Iooss froa th.
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Prest Backeye state Ins. Co.

CIncisSAr AoxscY RcYAL Iss Co.,
February 9th, 1887.
have examined W. 3. Childs 4 Co.'S Elastic
Fire and Water Proof Cement Roofing. end as far
Is can judge, ider 1t good invent ion and am
willing insure buildings thus protected upon he
sans tesms ss insure those covered with metal.
Signed, JOHN .. LAW,
| Aga Royal Ins Co., London and Liverpool.
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1921.
JAS. II. RICE III Dear Sir In compliance with
your wish, give my opinion OF W. i. Chiids /
Co.'S Eiastc Gene nj Roofing.
In the yeer Of 1888 b d the roofs Of two new
buildings covered Wit. =. 1t has given safire
safa.fsefo snG ell every confidence in h. utiil
~ and durability The rp.,eefsnce OF the roofs on
my houses 10 now as when pu' ON. rud IL now
odilcng should use this iooang IN preference to
any other. Respectfully,
SAMUEL OGDEN,
fourth-st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SALs.-Ths sale Of Lot in Block 100, BY
Kendall, Howe / Co., will take plaes tAia
morning at 10 o'clock.
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sheet Irsfn stoves.

~ this artscc We mead not srsak. as its popu-
~ intliy still euntilnts ~ incrt ase ia fale.
VS. make ak sizes If this stose--opsn ard close
tops--which We will sell very lew Great care
should be used in selecting the beat If Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, ard when well made,
ihsse stoves will wear many yeGrs.
The open TOPS ssr.uus objection TO all those
wishing an alright stove. We have both open
and ctoae top, II Main-st.
aprsd CQMsTOCk 4 PRO.
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NAsp $3.50. ~ p vAEsickLGb
". ". vANSICKLEN.
EALESTATE AUCTI0NEER.
SMITH & vANSICKLEN.
. r A l. y MS In REAL ESTATE.
HousKs, LOTS ASpFAaMsToR SALE.
omcc on johnson ST. bet. and and Sd, opposite
eue rostouice' octG
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Furnaces.

WE have Oval, Round ard 0ctagon Stone and
w Charce al Furnaces, very convenient for lion
Ing and brolng pufloses at ~ aiain-st.
npr3-d C0MSTOlK l. BRO.
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g. y. DIhoSD. CT. coun
DlMONO 4 conn.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE 4 COMMISSION
A9ente.
OFFICE NO. - MAIN STREET,
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An DoI. SUGAR kEl Ties, from to Az gal,
~ at No. II Main street
apr3-d GOMSTOCk BRO
40 boz DUCK TEA KETTLES, at our store
4 y very low. COMsTuCk 4 BRO,
apr3-d ~ Man-st.
I'isMAN Tools and Machines constantly ON
i hand nj our store, No. II Msin-st
apr3-d COMSI0CK 4 BRO.
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Res Alphabetically evening two nuies
attached to wagon loaded with hides ran
away on the Lsvee, broke drsy 10 pieces,
spilled the hides all around loose, tipped on,
the driver and slightly injured hin. The
mules anchored near the Packet Depot.
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Heavy Oval & Plate
stoves.

TsliIS article WAS designed amp patented by enc
i Of the lar gcst and most sueeessfui manutsctu-
rers in Cincinnati, and has met with larger sale
than all other box or heating stoves, There have
been similar patterns of stoves made 10 represent
this but they ate mostly light castings, anu prove
Of short service. We invite close inspection Il
his stove and challenge the production of heavy
aud substantial an article the Oval Six Plate, at
NJ. n MAN street, keokuk.
npr3-n CoMST0CK BRO
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A RCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA
n and Land. from the earliest date
ito the last exp. ds,ious in search Of
Sir John Franklin: Edited by Eps
sargent. For sale BY
may5-d T. X. HART A SON.
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The Eagle Cioihias sssre

Tho Eagle Clothing store.
NNHE undersigned wouli respectfully snnounee
to tho customers of the above named cstab-
iishment and thepublic generally, that he has pur-
chased the entire stuck and good vi Of the same.
and that he Will bc in the constant receipt Of. and
keep ON hand good assortment of everything
usually found in such estabii shments.
Mr. VIM Vineii. whose pleasing address and long
Yperieuee in the business are wen known will re-
main as salesman, and no psins will be spared TO
show that 80 far a. iiberalty and fair dealing are
mehi7d l.. b. MAL1BY.
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a We had the pleasure last evening Of
shaking hands with our old frissd Jssss ri.
der, formerly Of Ksosaaqua, but for nss'
Der Of years past citizen Of California.
We we're much plsassd to Ind hin 10 good
health and spirits, - we'll - TO lsas. thaa
he had his commission ~ Postmaster oil
Sacramento in his pocket.
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Hickey 4 simpson,
REAL EsTATE

INvEsrrNG aGLNTs.
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A CARD.
LAYING sold the Eagle Clothing Storeto Mr..
III l.. d. Maltby, take pleasure In recon mcnding
him to my old customers aud the public generally
| ais every way worthy Of their custom and good
will,
have left my Looks and accounts with Mr.. Wn.
Vineil and earnestly request al persons indebted
| to call and settle at once.
mcbi7d HARRY FULTON.
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wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
EAL ERS In BOO n S,
Stationery, fancy Goods. Ae., Ar.,
No. % Main-strect. bstw ,rn 81 ana sth,
KEOkCK, IONA
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TO NEssAskA.-ws noticed yesterday .
Steam Engine, manufactured By 3. 8. vsilA
Co, Of the Buckeye Foundry, shipped 70 .
Customer In Nebraska. Il goes to St. Louis
and thence up the Missouri river.
We observed, also, among several other
engines which Vail 4 Co. arc baildisg, one
iRr large Touring mill 10 Hasilton, which
Mill Vail I Co. are building on contract.
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Insurance Agency!

Insurance Agency!
INSURANCE CO., NO. 4, WALLsTREET, n 7 =,
Capital d, 800, 900.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE. CO., OF LONDON,
CAPITAL 81, 500. 900.
O0GO0ERODT
FIRE AAARINIINB. CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN
CAPITAL $50 ~.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEvELAND,O.
CAPiSAL 43ee, 80.
FRANKLIN
FIRE + MARINE INB. CO., RoHD Do Lac, Wis.
CATSfAL eSoe, 49,.
D0LICI1S Issued II the sbovs Canpaalss on the
i safer alsssss Of risks ealy, - fair rates. and
Losses sdjsstsd aaA promptly paid, 81 the oGce Of
ths Aeensy, % second street.
aprfd WM. =. TURNER, Agent.
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VRWENTY-ONE lots on Pearl Street.
L A house and lots % Washingtou-st.
Is Lots On Main u.
A brick house end lots ON Main-st.
Lots ~ DemOnc-st.
Los % Hranklin-st.
Lett on Missosri-st., near the Park.
81 Lots on WAll-st.
Apply To IT. CAVE SON,
apr3S-d2w st. francisville, No
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Fresh 0POeoYios Ger the C1ty Trade.
seNh subseflbsrs Invite the sitissas Of Ksokak
and adisesat eeuatry 70 examine their stock az
Groceries, u the New Store, corner ct Main md
TIL. fron their lafge sxpsrissoe In The basin esi
In ~ Eastern ely, they are e0uhdent thai Oil per
Who purOAAss Of ths0 will b. satiysiy satisasa
- 70 their quality. ana snd them ~ reprsssatsd-
Their stock Of Teas, Sugars, CoGsss, Flour, HisA
and all other staples In the trade 10 large and vi
Be SID 1t the lowest possible margin far CASH.
DAY BEERS,
Ksokuk, April SD Cor. Main and 7th.
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V. Recapituhetion.


Total TP: Taxes. a7oa, ,aO5. .Oas aasa, ,a93 90 o
Special Tazes..... a,94s,6ls,oo.o s,s2s. .94a,
Delinquencies ard
FOrieitures. 4oa,7sla5.s sIsI444Is
Total Local Taxes... 6,19o 3s1 ,ss3. .ssI. .os 5
Total State Taxes 2,z54sU7.5I.S 1926, I32. 80, %
Excess of Local over
State Taxation-... s.444sssse.s a.z57,a4s ss5
Total Taxes on DupIi- - t1--.
cate................ s.954,5I1s9.7 5000 513.92 5
The attention of the Legislature was
earnestly invoked by my predecessor to
the larse excess of County, Municipal
and other local taxes, over the taxes for
State purposes. That disproportion
has been in some measul corrected by
the prudent Legislation of the last ses-
sion; but it is worth your consideration
whether some further legislation may
not be .usefully directed to the same
end
The Report of the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund is not yet completed, but
will soon be laid before you. It will
contain full information in relation to
their proceedings uuder the act of April
8, 1856, authorizing new loan for the
payment of the debt of $2,423, ,359, ,79,
payable at the pleasure of the State af-
ter the 18th inst. Proposals for this
new loan, fixed by the Commissioners at
S2,400,000, were advertised in the lead
ing jouranls of Europe and America,
and, on the lst of October, 1856, it was
awarded to the highest bidder for the
whole amount, at a premium of three
and half per cent. All the Bonds OF
the old loan which have been presented
for payment have been promptly redeem
ed; and the debt payable after 1856
will soon be entirely extiDguished
The experience of the State. in this
transaction, however, indicates the dan
ger of relying upon new loans for the
payment of maturing debts. It was
confidently anticipated that this loan
would command premium of at least
nine or ten per cent while the premium
actually realized was only three and a
half 1t is not difficult to conceive of
state of the money market in which the
Bonds of the State could not be nego.
tiated at par. In such case, a resort to
new loan would be attended with great
pecuniary loss
1t is the part of wisdom to guard
against the occurrence of such an ext
gency, and therefore suggest the ex-
pediency of ,providinggb by seasonable and
suitable legislation, for the debt of six
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New LiYerY Stable.

c-kn B. GRAY, Proprietor. Fami
Al4ND. ly and Pleasure Carriages. and
2:40 Horses, to be had at all hours. Passengers
conveyed to any of the neighboring towns on
the shortest notice. Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. PStabies in the rear of MeNulty
House. Nov. 9th. IS55.-26tf
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MsgGgAAAMg0Ug.


Q. ". RYALL-l - e. r.. II. CHARLES
ss, RyaH & Charles, -.s-es'
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS AND SURVEY
II ORS, Sioux City. Iowa. Land Warrants
located at reasonable rates. .i
NIB. All selections personally made.
Nov. 18th, 1856. n24tf
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William Ralston.

-..z..- TEwELER AND SILVER
@ q SMITH, few doors west
of the McNulty House, Ash
~ y. land, Ohio. Gold and Steel
Hk R Pens, and choice variety
u of Jewelry. kept constantly
MI on hand. Highest price paid
- for old Gold and Silver. Re-
pairing done to ord r, onrea-
sonable terns-satisfaction warranted.
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
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AAWYBag.

aTHos. KENNY tJoHN J. JACOBS.
Kenny & Jacobs,
N Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office over D. 8.
Sampsers Store.
Jan. 2, 1857. 3ltf
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The facts exhibit IN clear light
the Importance of guarding against ex-
penditures beyond appropriations. The
Constitution permits no debt to be con-
tracted on behalf of the State, without
express legislative warrant. Itrestricts
the total amount of all Indebtedness to
supply all deficits and failures in reve-
nue or expenses not otherwise provided
for, to the sum of $750,000. As Sc
curity against unauthorized debts it ex-
pressly declares that no money shall be
paid on any claim, the subject matter of
which shall not have been provided for
by existing law, unless allowed by two
thirds of the members elected to each
branch of the General Assembly. Ex-
perience has demonstrated that even
these provisions are not adequate guar
antees against the unauthorized con-
tracing of debts within single bienni-
al period, to an amount exceeding three
fourths of the total indebtedness which
can be incurred for such purposes by
the Legislature itself
1t is proper, to say here, however.
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1855
of
being placed in columns - -
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And showing the Expenditures of 1855
and 1856 less than those of 1856 by S3ee5oo59l

And showing the Expenditures of 1855
and 1856 less than those of 1856 by s3ee7oo5s 81
It viii! not escape attention that the
current expenditure of 1856 was large
ly increased by the biennial session of
the Legislature in 1856, whereas no ses-
sion was held in 1855. This difference
being taken into the account, the bal
ance in favor of 1856 will be better
appreciated.
I beg leave to submit another state
ment intended to exhibit the Property
Basis of the taxation which supplies
the means of these expenditures, and
the Texes levied thereon, not only for
State, but also for County, Township,
and other local purposes.
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Thomas ]. Bull,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Loudonville, Ash
IA land County, Ohio, will attend promptly
TO all business entrusted to his care.
November Oath, 1855. 26tf
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John ]. Jacobs.

NoTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, will
~ draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement, dc. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with neatness and despatch. Of
fee in the Law Office of Kenny q Porter.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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L z. GoadfeIlaR.

- "ATCH MAKER RAND:JEwELER
0ANNs Dealer in Watches, Clocks, jew
49, elry, Yankee Notions, DC. Watches
and Clocks repaired and warranted. Highest
price paid for old Gold and Silver Opposite
The Sampsei House, in the Post Office building.
November 9th, 1855. 96tf
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PHYSICIANS.

Dr.. n. Buck,
DRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE AND
IL SURGERY. Rowsburg, Ashland County
Ohio Nov, 9th, lS55.-26tf
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JOHN s. FULTON JOHN H. M'cohBs.
Fulton & McCombs,
A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT
IA LAW. Ashland, Ohio, Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Nov 9th, 1855. 26tf
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The foregoing statements exhibit these
facts:
First ....-.
That the apparent expenditures of 1854
But to this amount should
be added debts of lS545
paid 1856 ...... -......... 517,37a.65 l
And the estimated amount
of such debts yet unpaid. 100,000.00 6I1,3I2.65
Making the aggregate of actual exPen- ------- -----
dltures ,S7o.co
From which should be deducIed pay
ments in reduction of public debt. 466.6S1.01
Making the amount of current expen-
diture for :, $40 255.S7
And secondly
That the apparent expen-
ditures of 1856 were. .S3,706. .9I2 81
From which should be de-
Quoted the amount paid
debts of Is5I-5......... 5I7372 65
n diture for for is55-s i.. - - .. a,1s9, ,soo1s
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that there was transferred to Sinking
Fund of Public Works Income, on the
18th Nov, 1855, the sum of $500, ,00O
If this transfer had not been made, the
Public Works expenses for 1S54-5,
would have been paid out of the Public
Works Revenue for the same time; and
theapparent balance of the Sinking Fund
would have been 5000, 900 less. --
1t is due, also, to the late State Au-
ditor to say, that the balance of 1855
was correctly stated from the books in
his Office, and that the unauthorized
debts and Liabilities which absorbed it
were contracted against his earnest and
repeated remonstrances. / respectfully
invite your attention to suggestion
made by him, of provision by law, that
parties, by whose authorized acts debts
of this character may be hereafter cre-
ated, shall be held personally response
BILE for them. ~ 49,
The following table will present
comparative view of the Receipts and
Disbursements for the two last fiscal
RECEIPTS FOR THE FISCAL YEARS ENDING Nov. Is,
1855, AND Nov. Is, 1856.
lS54-5. 1856.
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|. L. Crane, NJ. d.,
CURGEoN AND oCCULIST, Office in
- Dulin d Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov 9th. ,l655.-26tf
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DR.. s. Woodin.

..ss d ESIDENT DENTIST, Office
~ Ii, one door east of. B. F. Samp-
tnp sci & Co.'s Drug Store. Teeth
inserted from one to full set. Filling done to
order, and warranted to give satisfaction.
November 27th, 1855. 26tf
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s4a.eIs.o 900 2,sss, ,s42.e7.7
4ss, ,7sI.s5.s sle l44.41.s
6, ,I99, 104.3S.l 5.353, 3,3e1.O9.5
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Total Tp.. City, and
Special Taxes. ...--.
Delinquencies a n d
Forfeitures ........
Total Local Taxes.
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Willard Ninenm,

willard SIOcum,
a TTORNEY AT LAW, Office on corner of
N Church and Sandusky Sts,, Ashland, o.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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James w. Smith.

James w. Smith,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Office over the
N Bank. Ashland Ohio. Business in this
and neighboring counties promptly attended to.
: November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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School Fund :. 1,a0s,41s,ls l ,a49, ,laa "a
For District School 3.rs{at -
Library Fund. 60,639.75 s3,257,2O
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Osborn Il Allison,

Osborn 4 Allison,
wB OSBORN. WIN. B. ALLISON.
A TTORNEYS AND CGUNSELLORS AT
IN Law, Office on Church Street, opposite
Store of W Boyd, Ashland. Ohio
Kaue,aher 9th. 1855 26kf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-14

William Wilson,
"A TTORNEY AND COUNSEL
Z "a losIat lay. Ashland, Ohio. Office over
IT. G. Bushnell's Store.
- November 9th. 1855. 26f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-14

Showing instead OF balance of ss23.-
,S5, an actual deficit OF available
means. as a charge upon The re venues
Inf & Of
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-14

Making the balance of means apparent
ly applicable to the service OF 1855 8;
But of the balance reported by the late
Auditor, the sum OF S225 ,Sl9 80 new
er came into the hands of the pres
ent Treasurer, being retained by the
late Treasurer as paid for exchange
or having been placed by him with
depositaries who have used the mo-
ney and have hitherto failed to re-
store it to the Treasury. There
should therefore be deducted from
the above apparent balance the furth-
er sum of. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-14

Balance reported in
Treasury at close
of last fiscal year, 1854 ,6el 90 $7O3, ,37O,06
TAXES.
Proceeds of State
taxes, including
delinquencies, viz:
For State Debt or
Sinking Fund :. 1,014,749,49 1894 80
For State Expenses
or General Revenue
Fund .,...,..... 566.44s,o4 5O1.4os.6s
For State Common
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

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