davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Notice,
To Planters and Merchants.
BiRRELSi BARB L Is! I'D

The Undersigned. one of the oldest Coopers in
The Parish. having completed MS arrangemls. aud
oaving purchased a large Stock OF ueierIais. IS
now prepared 10 furnish Planters. Merchants and
others. with as good an article OF NOL.4SSES
L !RRELS nud half DO, as can be manufactured
None but old and experienced workmeu employ
ed. a I'd none but The best material used.
lie will also manufacture SUGAR HOGS
HEADS for all who leave their or lers 10 lime.
Ills old friends and ustomers Will please give
him a call.
Ills work having heretofore given satisfaction
TO his patrons, he will use bis best eudea,ors 10
please all who call upon him.
His. shop is located between Villier and Gre
aud sis. fronting Ia. Bayou.
au39-mh6 FREDE2lCK BAGtIE.
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f.. A. TYLER,

f.. A. TYLER,
10 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
rs now opening and always has on hand a large
= stock OF
Ladies Fine Watches,
set with Diamonds, Pearls, or Enameled.
Gentlcmen's Chronometers and Hunting Watch
rs. with the new Winding App rratus.
AlSp-Gold adt Silver Watches OF the mo 81 cele.
brared manufactures.
Gold. Gaard, Vest and Fob Chains,
All OF new style, AMI is carats god.
watch Trimmings, &c. &c
+. \. TYLER.
feblJ 10 Canal street.
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LIVERY STABLE.

The Undersigned res
CAA-pectlally inform the public,
N1E-Nt that. having purchased and re-
formerly owned and occupied by Sam'I. McFad.
din. aud laitrrly by Ira circuit, on ~
Main ~streetin Inc town oil Plaque Y-N
mine, and having added much 10 itHA u
in the way OF fine liorses and 3dsg.e<. they
are prepared TO carry Oh the LIVERY STABLE
BUSINESS in all is branches.
Horses. and Vehicles OF almost every kind, rea
dy al short notice.
Family Carriages supplied.
Customers can rely upon having their Horses
we'll led and taken care OF. Give US 4 iiial.
We also have tine large Lots for the accom-
mediation of droyeis.
JAMES BARKTR,
myI-ly ] ?. MARION SEACX.
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CAaINET E-URNITURE.

Having within the past year greatly enlarged
hibil the best aud ulr-t varied assortment o
CABINET Furniture ever offered tor sale in the
South. comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing of a dwelling. In addition TO FCrni-
lure, We keep for sale: Plush, Hair. EH0nsied
Cloth. Gimp, Cord, Tdssos, Springs, 1acks, Triae,
YarRish. Glae. s..
Spring. Hair and Moss Mattresses; Patent SPRING
Bed ROi,isIs-a new and economical invention.
.CoDgorters. Sheets, Spreads, PiEOW Cases. and
MasgauO Bars Mirrors, OF al sizes, in endless
variety.
Plan aud Checked Lada Mating; RTriserato-s,
Of all kinds, together with re bores OF every size.
City AID country purchasers will always find
our stock ready for their inspection. AMI are cor
daily invited 10 visit our store ard examine for
themselves. apl7-iy
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
CARPET IN USE.
y, Charters Street. 23

list received New PattreMs Of English
J aud American Carpcting, such as
Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
Three-ply Brussels and lngrains;
Dutch Venitian lor Halls and Stairs,
Druggets for Crumb Cloths,
Window shades, Hair cloth;
Table aud Piano Covers;
Floor Oh cloth. OF various qualities, cut 10
suit halls and rooms;
Mating, &c, &c.
All of which are offered at the lowes market
prcs. ;no7l BROCS6EAU 90
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-31
Important Notice,

Among al! its other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged, it has been found to
lie highly useful and beneficeRt TO Women in the
state OF Pregnancy, and that it facilitates their
delivery.
/, also improves positively the quality and ia.
creaSeS the quantity of Mix Of Nurses.
No other kind Of food can be compared 20 il;
il may be adm'nisterel without Tear TO The
youngest children; it reireshes and strengthens
them, and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar To their aye.
We may therefore confidently recommend it
10 every family.
Every one pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL. contains ihirty-two portions for one
person. They are al signed by P. MARMAf,
Inventor ard Ptteuies.
DIo L. had IN PLAQUENINE Of CAR.
son l. KEARNY. mhI7
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Excellent Suggestions.

The Albany Atlas and argus has the fol
lowing suggestions for the Democracy of the
State, and they are equally as important in
lGTG EToT 81 Vcm A2nhG VfIiICH e-9Hl rs
OInpfyY' 1870 ocr aysd IL -9ggz ,zaaIq Ti3G5 ri [.
|g3Letus urge1on our friends the necessity Of
doing three OF four practical things ,asa1
Il! I. Form Douglas Clubs in all the villages.
2. Circulate papers and documents
b. See that frequent meetings are held in
each school district, to be addressed upon the
issues of the day. Do not wait for distinguish
ed astar' speakers from abroad, but let the
young men ofthe country take hold, and do
their duty thoroughly. svfa llrp asap3s
: A. Let, aceessions to our ranks be, chronicled
by the press. Let those who join our stand
ard appeal to their felcw-citizens, in publish
ed addresses, to unite with them. .roalsss ri
ii 5. Let the work Of eanKassiag the election
districts commence nowo and gosquietly and
thoroughly on to the end. bsa 54uzasl7 80
IF this is done we shall beat Mr.. Lincoln in
a disastrous manner. He viii be given up
before the contest commences; and when the
great body of his supporters see that the alter
native is Douglas or Secessionist Isl, they will
not hesitate to choose.
#EA AL
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SHERIFFyS SALE

Stephen Wolf and Elizabeth Wolf lin Partition IN
John Heifner; Sarah CAST etal = Common Pleas.
| DURSU ANT to the commandofan order efSale on
Partition, duly issued from the Court of Common
| Pleas of Ashland county, dated the 10th day Of Ju-
ly 1860, and to me directed will sell at Public Aue-
ton on the premises on sss4sD.H - F.faa5as
Saturday the 1Sthaof August a. D.s1860
between the hours ofl0 o'clock A:NL, and 4p'clock
PM, of said day the followingdeseribed lands and
tenement to-wit: sans
Being one hundred acres off the north side of the
southwest quarter. of section thirty-six 1857
in township number twenty-three l28) Of range six
teen (16.l Also fifty acres On the south side, Of the
northeast quarter of section tlIirty-six {361 intoEn-
ship twenty-three (23J Of range sixteen Q6lto be
laid off by a line running parallel with the south
boundary hne'of said quarter, ALSO the soathslalf
of the south half ofthe northwest quarter of section
thirty-six f36e in township tEenfy-fhree cf23e of
range sixteen (f6l containing forty acres more or
less. Also the follow ing Real Estate in said county
of section twenty-five (25Jin township twenty-three
range sixteen &C. commencing at the southwest
corner of said quarter, teence east on the south line
80 II LOO rods to q stone thence north SO 46-100 rods
to a stone witnessed by d swamp oak 20 inchesin
80 7s-1o0 rods to a stone in the ro~adaor6the west
line of the quarter, thence south on the westrhne
SO -46-100 rods to, the place of beginning,
containing ff cen acres of land, being the north half
of the above. described tract flands Subjectt TO the
Dover estate assigned in the abaYe described one
The 100 acre tract. appraised at S8500.O0 subject to
Dover. The SO acre tract at 100000
The 40 acre tract at 10000 ~
The 10 acre tract at 45b,00
in, one year the residue IN two years, deferred pay
ments to, be secured by mortgage on the premises.
July II. 1860. ts-pf-$s,5Q
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SHERLFFS SALE. 80
r. George Helt n.- In Knox county

y. Undsrw i 7. !. Bull ]. Cooper eOmmo nPieas,
PURSUANT to the command of q writ of fVendi
exponas, duly issued from heoGourt Of Com
will Sell at Public Sale at the door, of the Court
House in Ashland county,
On Saturday the ,25 day eff Aagl$t, 1860
between the hours often o'clock ann. and four o'clock
pm. of said day, the following described lands and
tenements to-wit being the Southwest quarter of
the South East quarter, and the South East quarter
of the Southwest quarter of section eight, Town
ship nineteen and Range sixteen. Containing 80
acres. , Also the West halfof the North-East quar-
ter of Section twenty-four (24) Township nineteen
and Range sixteen containing 80 acres more or
less, as the property of said TyJ- Bull, Def't.4o sat
isfy said writ. ppraised at $ Terms Of
g AshlandSJ July 25, 1860, EgT bsa~3ts-pf-$6,00t
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Resoloed, That fhis meetiug, wis6oat dis,
%tinction of patty, do nominate GeneralZ Zachary
Taylor to be the next president of The United
States, and recomn1efd similar nominations
by his friends ~throughhoIt The State of Ken
tucky. VI
Resolued, That this meeting recommenda
mass meeting of the friends of Gen. Taylor,
without distinction of party, to assemble, at
the Court House in Lexington, next County
Court day, (Sept. 49, and that a committee
Of five be appointed to prepare and report an
address to said mestingy SETTING forth the pro-
priety, and importance of electing him to the
Presidency: II Al "a !.
On motion, the preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
uMessrs. f. K. Hunt, John G. Breckinridge,
3. K Sayre, Henry johnson, and SD. Nc
Cullough, were appointed the committee to
prepare the address. tuassH "a VI b9sns;is =
On motion, G. B. Kinkead, ESQ.,, Chairman
of the. meeting, was added to the committee.
L On motion, twas bas ;aIa risdt -ov.5ssy
d. ResoEped, That the city papers, be, requested
to publish the proceedings of this meeting,
s. ResolUed, That this meeting now. adjourn.
Il -1,39,Ys 81 &c. B. KINKEAD, Chm.
-r JESSE WOODRUFF, See'y. 5.9stg soa--
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- Ueslo6raftc Urinary 5EIcetto1s.

- Ueapo6raftc Printaay Election.
E.k-1fhe Democratic Eleetorsof Ashlandconnty,
li3sare requested to- meet at the usual place of
neutrality-suspicious. in the severalT Townships Sat
"a ffaFSssTheRstKdsy Of August 1850, for the
~SpuFFppooseeasoff voting for the Nomination of the
Ssdfareut County Oaeers to be elected at the
&Vd0etdber Election 6oswitslone Treasurer, one
Auditor, zone Sheriff, ehegCierk of Common
sssssPisass,.z one Probate Judge, one. epm4misssione r,
@Vo4ssPIosseqtingg. Attorney one IlnfFmsaFy lD1i-
nd reetors ysfo y1z9H .asef ~ 5Trd Sea Re.
eeV7ss Said Electioas tobe holden inthe following
8 mahheF, . 1H. the voters present to elect
- one cIesEs and tHq Judges, Whe shall haan1 make a
.ssEpolbheek aud ~tally-lst in the usual foEmnas as
81 adsptedoasB state aandi county, electisnsadThe
e appofs % be.opeped, at O clock NJ and close at
,o1e 81 thhes Judges to ccarry1 the O1Book
q to Ashland 90 Monday the 18th day efiAugqsts
.asSaid. refarns Judges tooeonstituteoa board of
as6ahsassers ia iopen and eoantithe, votes cast
for each candidate, those. candidates having
=; thss.highest number Of votes, for the respect
sdsiFe Offices to be filed, to be declared byssaid
YFI board of canvassers to be the nominee A full
-eoattendenee Of the Democratic electors is earn
eestly requested at said election.
~ TIE Democratic, Electors are also reques-
asated to vote upon the question of making our
s&sn5miaatiens blythe popular vote or the dele
90 ate system IN accordance with a resolution
: passed pt the County Convention last fall
by order of the: Demeerstici Central Cemmit7
Rztee57sS4sG JOHN HO0TMAN, Chr'n. "a
ss 5uly2d, 1860. Hid - ESQ II .Cs9 )
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Mem advertisements.
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
THERE will be a STATE MUSICAL ooNvEN-

THERE will be a STATE MUSICAL CONVEN-
TION held at Ashland, Ohio, on Is
THE 9th, 28M. 29M and 80th, of4ugust, 1850,
Under the direction of Prof. B. r. BAKER, of Bos-
ton, DIR. CLARE w. BEAMES, of New York, and
W. 4. INGERS0LL, of Ohio 5tr.rs -r.fTl r. s
This Convention follows Immediately on the close
of the summer session of the Ohio Normal Academy
of Music, at Ashland.
Let every singer in the State be present, as there
will be the greatest gathering of singers ever con-
vened at any one time in the; State of Ohio, and
under such distinguished leaders. we may expect a
grand display of Ohio talent.
Tickets for Gentleman zS5a - $500.
-. 60 g ndinn--- - --- -.------- Il On -
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SATURDAY., AUG August 4th, 1860.
arrangements to be on hand

80 ia RACK 1ecpsSbIiCap Trick :
eAzEFer Observation-Disclosures at Charleston and
Baltimore, che sunfoFtuhate troubles in the
Democratic party and the consequent danger
threatening the Union Of these States, the
seAshfadnds.f iases, zone Of the most onteimipt iBle
Abolition sheets that ever disggTaced an intel
enligeps people, i(itdaon1t disgrace its PROPRIETOR
has been doing all it could to widen the breach
dinatherD Democratic ranks. Knowing as its pro-
essz afdiset66 does; that the only opposition its party
has 70 fear is.the Democrats party with Doug
.ailasasitsnominee; in erdcrto getap addigision
-ssinseuf ranks it hassnot failed ito make use of
ezfEee most If N aud unblushing tfes and the
most outrageous calpmny to accomplish this
object. It has been the special organ of the
saBrecksbfidse MEM of this county ever since
sathe. Baltimore Convention, and has displayed
ssh flaming Characters every gun that was fred
.sor. exerE- ndiEidpaI shout that was given for
S4sthe uomihees of the Seeede Il has c~onstitu!
eAtedifseH thetefgansefsth g only movement in
sfhezs tate. Of Ohio that could BY dividing the
Democracy rye.succes to the sIu disu MOI 2 ne
ssaero-leging, abolition. a-nalgamatlenn bootzsteal-
ing, irrepressible conflict party. 1t has thya-i
ei fisbEtRsraldea9 to its shree hundred and nine-
ssdtssn SUBSCRIBE the immense enthusiasm for
Breckenridge, wherever "a gun vas hred Dy
the BlackoRepubIeanssHit without apemoerat TO-
dbarrahtz fm<sitz7 Itahds nVariablysdefame
srBousias ana johnson, while ~ has failed to
say anythfiHHgg iahg2aiEst BreckinFidge and AZ Lane tI 1
Such has been the eeurseof allof the elsqnlors
one-horse abolition papers in this state5sIt
szh6s6esaodsas4af with theadeclaFation and ad-
sa Vice 3 6f SdanisFU tfs1 leaders Of the Black Re
tzspubiican 8 party' a illinois to wit That every
1Bash Bepu5dEa ai IN the States should use his
S1~s1,6stSidema0rsto pfocures the nomination of
"a RrssFfaHases EleetOra1tic Il in eve State,
91SFsvIfsoW that this IS the only course by
alIqlLss tssyg S en- hope t.. save their lettering
.Sesause inzaa55 State i'm which their alsunlOn
e-csaSebtiehsH safepresentutive.a5b asa game
laid down by their leaders tor the c0noue' 0i ;
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MISS .M.6RLa BRaEvERD

The American Prina Donna will be present during
the whole of the Convention. sRT ii :
The Accommodations are ample for. one thousand
singers. - hev.ss has.er I-sa-a ,ar q
NIB. The Choral Harmony and Union Glee Book,
viii be used, also, Select specimens from the Old
Masters. Those who are not already provided with
Books can purchase them at ashland. 20 g
The object of. this Convention is to awaken and
extend an active Interest in the subject of music
and especially in Church Music throughout our
State and the hope is entertained that all who have
an intelligent sense of the Importance of good music
in the Church as an instrumentalify fIr prom oting
not only the physical but the spiritual interests of
the congregation will lend a helping hand to an OBJ
jeet whose success involves such important and sal
utary results.
This occasion will as well afford an opportunity
to our singers to be trained by competent and con-
scientious teachers as to give them an insight TO a
higher aud a more substantial style of musical COM
position than has hitherto been presented to the
public,
Feeling confident that this effort will be appreei-
ated the committee would express the wish that all
to whom. this notice may come will urge its claims
upon their friends and avail, themselves of the IA
cilities here offered for individual improvement in
he art of song.
Isaac Z. CRANE, &c. Com. Of Ohio Nor
E. G. KILBoURNE, NAL academy OF Music.
Ashland July %, 1S60-nStf. i1" -
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BrA breckenridge ratification meeting at
Charleston, South Carolina, was addressed by
the Hon. r. B. Rhett. who, according to the
Charleston Neaos, astrikingly enforced the pro.
priety of the South's preparing to take hel
destiny into her own hands, in the Union il
possible if not, out of it.Ds The resolutions Of
the meeting recognize B~reckinridge and Lane
as the nominees of the Richmond Convention,
and do not recognize, their nomination by the
Convention held at the Maryland Institute, in
Baltimore. 80 800 +-.-f
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ONE, SHoRT,-The National Democrat in
Inmates that a Breckenridge ticket will be run
in every county in the State. We must have
another Br~eckinridge man in this county
there are four officers to elect and but three of
that stripe in this county to run. Send one
down from Ashtabula county, do.-Hozmes Co.
Farmer. g 80,
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There are nine papers in Massachu-
sets, supporting Breckinridge for the Presi-
-denoy, and every one of them is conducted by
an oficeholder of the General Government.
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p The democratic papers of Oregon are
unanimous in their denunciation of Joe Lanes
conduct at Charleston. They repudiate seces-
sion, and all who advised or approved of it
Joe Lane is decidedly "a dead cock in the pit"
in his own State.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
Democratic Electoral Ticket.

- SERAPHIM MEYER, of Stark County
ssWfEEfAMB B. D of Licking, 81
sE@ e1WELL1AM JgFLAGG of Hamilton DEfsa -
$3.50 John SQHIFFs of Hamilton, EeE EeyFf -
a. ri k1ACOB HsF0OS, of Prebie, ~ ta4--bs r
80 lie of Shelby,
60 EDWARD SHEFFIELD, of Henry, ~
49, NEwTON a. DEYORE of Brown e ~ =
sESO &c HE6RY GKAUFFAAN, of Fayettes esrt II
N STAYMAN, of Delawa are, r.. ~
. = S-.CHESTER MOTT ofJackson,Eg tTsT
JoHN n Of Jackson, ,Eiot
20 3esa gAMESM. of Meigs,hI .9s5 %
zas5sukS Eli GzRoSTERg ofaFfanklin a.2 yf
WILLIAM DURBIN, of Erie, E--u T.
-.Aa BURR of.Ashland, =. =
-. NICHOLAS FLOSS. OF. Holmes,
aTs1<1 AA0SIEYMAN,sof washington ,e3EnJS -a'
V4zsJokWILSON s = KENNON ofBamont,edsEd bs
rEw saSISRAELFGARTER of Sammits gss7a srw III.
ADAMS ofLake,zAea~ er -.
s4GEORGEA HOWARD Of Ashtabula, "
e9ssa EGEORGEWEBSTER dfJefefson ts5 -.
~ sdIDEM0ERhNC STATE TICKET.
geslgS &SE Rafhsef % gbE1ss eds ID bsgaads -
-eM .eezE3sis ron sUpREmRsg bDGE,zt bns 10
cdr .Ysss3aTIa0m AsfJ.sS. SMITH, &c s
81 Ssg assi iIss oFsaoKrGoNERx3ies sd Bird o.
81
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Attachment. eu5;
Wm. B, McCarty, Plaintiff,

III ,bm3d byT Eli Culberson, Deft..t Is tsnad"
Before j. A. McClusky, JgP. of Montgomery Up,
Ashland, County, sOhioso on the 18th day of July, a.
D. 1860, said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action, for, the sum of sixty dollars, set
for. trial August 81, A. d. 1860, 10 O'clock A. NJ.
Il Ashland july 5.Uf DftE WM. B. MCCARTHY
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AN EXHIBITs

Of the Receipts and ErDenditures Of thetb-
Urinary of ashland County, Ohio, for the
yearrcomneencing jane 10, 1859, and end
ana .Txue 10. 1860. 8
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1SHBRIFFS SALE
,nbrain, r Fnliay If al Tn sbJ,ad Conntv

1SHBRIFFS SALE
Ephrain B Fuller, ct al In Ashland County
Henry Brown o7 Common Pleas
PURSUANT to the command of an order of sale
duly issued from said Court, dated the fourth
day Of June, 1860. and to- me ldirected,I will sell
in said County, on IA EEa4ss ,5sf .,.E2
Friday he. Sd day of august, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. n. and four
O'Clock Pm. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements tovit; Being in lot number
forty-three (43l and in lot numbeF forty-four 40
except twenty-six feet by fifty feet off of the south
west end of said lot number, forty-four (44) in the
Town of Loudonville, in the. County of Ashland,
and State of Ohio ,,Ef Appraised at $--
Terms of sale Cash. N afF~k
-. JOHN J. HOFFMAN,, Sheriff.
July 9 1860. - pf-$0,OO
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aSHERfFFS SAFE,
= - O.I
State of Ohio In Ashland County

State Of Ohio In Ashland County
Isaac Wright Common Pleas
PURSUANT to the command of a writ of vendi
e1ponas VS.. the Defendant duly issued from
said Court, dated the 25th day of June, 1860, and
to me directed I will sell at Public Auction at the
door of the Court House, in said County on
Friday, the Sd day of august, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock AN. and four
O'Clock P M. of said day, the following described
lands and .~tenements to wit Being the undivided
one seventh part of twenty acres, being the south
east part OF the nerth- east qualter of section i've,
Township twenty two and Range sixteen; also the
undivided one fourth part Of one hundred and fifty
nine acres being the northwest quarter of section
four Township twenty-five and Range sixteen, as
the property of Isaac Wright, Defendant:
Appraised at IS. Terms of Sale-oash.
JOHN. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
July 2 1860. = Fl ti ftc9ie9EE ~ pf$0,00
0oNCENTRATED LYE-The best article in the
u world for making Soap, for sale by :
n4tf @ ST.. KNOX. i
TUST RECEIVED-A lot of Hughes celebrated
u Champaign and Stock Ale, for sale by the Dbl
and half Dbl, at Cleveland. prices. =
go fIET -rre-r a. ? Is
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&sEoRMEMBER OF PUBLIC WORKS
ss 81 kstfojcz ARNEIR L.eBAC U.s. -tiGo2 Ia
sBs1sss CT ,bsss7s7 3gbE bueAs.n bae9zs g
SDzas soea civ hid G. eh--- i & slim o2as q
FOR ATToRNEKaGENRRAn5 ai!i1
81 beffi{ ssz 7Os3W. asTAMRAUGH, 81 -
s<s u .no54sd cor TUsoARAwAs. s9ad Lsyb Is ~
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NOTICE.

ab 9fy p 3.7o3 NOTICE. 10 roza57Cdj -
TITO all those VIII o sell Spirituous Liquors in the
il village of Ashland. you will hereby take par
Pticu1ar notice that I Will upon complaint or by my
own ,lnowledge; prosecute q any person or persons
whether etennperate or intemperate. in said town Of
1AshlanS; ,ecoA baa efEGf ioRLoEs SMlLA
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Alta GHMEWT.
William MeNulty, Plaintiff,
: against D :
William Long, Defendant,
DEFORE J. p. Devor, ]. P. of Montgomery Tp.,
ID ashland county Ohio. -0nthe, I7th dayJofJu-
~, 1860, said Justice issued an order Of attachment
in. the above. action, for the sum, of $28, 80.
WILLIAM MCNULTY.
ashland. July sd, 1s6oAswlS sgaaG
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Alta CHMENT.
David whiting, Plaintiff,
against
William Long, Defendant,
fMentgemery Fps,
ID Ashland county Ohio. On the 18th day of Ju-
", 1880, said Jus+ieeissded an order of attachment
in the above action, for the sum of $7,22.
July 2sd, 1s50-sw8 DAVID WHITING
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Is hr.a3 sssass6 sssTfs asE Ashland Gosss1xG
We hereby certify The foregoing to be atrne Ex-
hibit of the Receipts and Expenditures and Condi-
ton of the Ashland County Infrmary for the yea
commencing June 10th, 1859, and ending June 10,
1850. Z, qflG. hhH JOSEPH STRICKLANDs
5Tss "fhoFaEr72 - 8. MARTIN, Ter ~
=$fTaSEia AZ ~ DIX. HULL ae3SGeH eF
Directors of Ashland sGoantysIhfrmary-
July, 10, 1860.-4M7 rau0E a9sIJ4lx
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