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A CIGAR STAND

i also attached to the Saloon, kept By Mr.. SAM
c. DENSON, well known in the county. whera
none but the very best article Of Cigars and To-
bacco. selected by himself at San Francisco, viii
be dispensed TO his customers.
IT, The public are invited to call and satisfy
themselves.
II. B. HUNT,
oroville, Nov. 9Th, lsG2,
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MARRIED.

In MarySville, Jan. 5th. by Rev John Henry
Brodt. CHARLES 7. LEG ATE. of Marvsville and
SARAH AM MCCARTNEY. Of Mineral Point, Wis.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN.
We crolcn the good and the true.

He that is slow to anger is better than the
mighty, and he that ruleth his spirit, than be
that taketh CITY,"
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NOTICE TO
T A K P AY Err S

The Delinquent List Of Taxes for The year 1852
has been deposited with me- and it viii be NY duty
a. soon a practicable TO commence suits for the
collection Of the unpaid taxes thereon 4 heavy
bill of costs may be saved by parties desirous Of
doing, by coming forward and paving their taxes
before service of summons upon them in an action
for the collection Of tie sane.
JOHN s BERRY,
District Attorney, County Of Butte.
December 18th 1se9.
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n. BURROUGHS,
County Treasurer.

/Why should not every Man. Woman,
/and Child who has any disease ef the system,
1 caused by an impure state of the blood, have re
course to SC0yILLS BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, the best of all puriiers7
Safer no more ye atflictedbut restore your health
by using ScovILL'S BLOOD AND L1vER SyBrr. \
It never fails to produce beneficial effects.
REDINGTON & CO, Agents.
4l6 and AS Front street. san Francisco
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Every Iiousciceper Experiences how
/dificult it is To make good bread, and we there
1 fore take pleasure in calling attention to the
] fact that to insure uniformity light sweet and
nutritious bread, it is only necessary to use RED
INGT0N 4 CO.'S YEAST POWDER. In every \
respect it excels all similar preparations ever
offered to the public. See the adyertisemntin/
another column.
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If Secretary Chase could borrow brains as
easily as be borrows money what splendid
fnanciering the country might witness
Boston Post.
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A New York lady admirer of Gen. McClel-
Ian, sent him a most beautiful wreath of flowers,
in which were tastefully and harmoniously
comminged the jessamine, camela and other
rare flowers, surrounded by the never fading
evergreen as suggestive of the wishes of the
fair donor. for the object of her bestowal a
card attached to it bore the following iuscrip-
ton:
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BORN

In 0roville, JAN 1th, the wife of h. L. Patton, of
a daughter.
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DIED.

At Pence's Ranch Jan. 5th 1868, LAToN PENCE
aged two years two months and twenty-five DAYS
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Very respectfully, your obd't serv't,
NJ. A. MCLAUGHLIN,
Capt Co. D. Second Cav. Cal. Vols,
Commanding.

COMMUNICATING
c. G.. SAYLE, County Judge, Tulare Co.
Upon receipt Of the missive, the Judge re-
paired to Camp Babbitt, expressed his igno-
rance of the Presidents Proclamation, and
promised to issue a writ of supersedeas and
send it after the other writ This was done
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THE BUTTE COUNTY NoLuNrEERs.-Froma i
letter received by Mr.. Wm. Armstrong. from
New Mexico We learn that The different com
pan'es of California Volunteers. enlisted in
Butte county. are, at present, stationed as fol-
lows: Captain Z. B. Willis and company, at
iiarts Mills, near the Texas line. Captain
Galloway and company, at Fort Craig, New
Mexico. Lieutenant F. \. Morgan is Depot
QaariermaSter at New San Pedro, and Mr..
VIM Brown. formerly County Treasurer of
Bn'ie' Is clerk in that department Lieutenant
Bockley's company is. also. at New San Pc
dro. oergt Il. Hudson is at the same place.
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lNSrALLArIoN.-The following officers elect.
of Oroville Lodge. No l03, f. Il A. NJ, were
installed On Saturday evening, December 27lh,
by Past Master A. q. Simp,ou, Dr. T. J. Ed
wards acting as Grand Marshal: Geo. W.
Elliott, W. NJ; II. j. Dyer, 5. W; I. j. Jen.
kins j. w; Sam C. DenSon, Sec: George
Faulkner, Treas; Daniel Jewett, 5. D.;J. w.
Portman, J. D.; Thos Faulkner and Il. \.
keyeS, Stewards. aud Daniel Grosyenor, TYLER.
S. B. osbourne was appointed Chaplain, and
Geo. f. Smith, Marshal.
tbs officers elect, of Table Mountain Lodge
No. l24, were also installed on the same eve,
ning, and are as follows: c. F. Cotton. W.
NJ; Jos. Bloch, 5. w; J. VI. Clark. J. w;
Thos- Callow, Treas; y. NJ. Bishop, Sec. j.
Loeher, 5. D.; II Is, Hunt, j. r., and Daniel
Grosvenor. Tyler.
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Missouri ELEcrIoS.-The Chicago Times
says the result of the election in Missouri flor
emancipation was procured by the Admins
tration at Washington ." by such interference
in the canvass IS has never before been known
on this contlneut-such interference as wholly
nullifed the popular sentiment of the State"
Loss OF THE MoSIroa-A Geographic dis
patch, dated January 4th, says d" The Mont
tor foundered on Tuesday night. south of Cape
Hatteras, with loss of two officers aud thirty
eight men.
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JAMES o. COUSINS. Proprietor.
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DeEeneeS'Sf CharIesfon--Prepara-
.omsn Il lions for Attack.

Thsie is every indication that an attack will
sodnobe made by our feet and land forces on
the city of Charleston. The struggle, when it
comes, will test the long mooted quest on of
the fighting value of iron-clad ships and mont
tors within point blank range of numerous and
powerful Batteries. The Charleston CORES
pondent of the Mobile Register states that the
most important batteries are manned by the
South Carolina Regulars, the most expert and
practiealfheavy artillerists in the Confederate
service. The forts are we'll Offered, and Gen.
Ripley, who has msde the study of heavy or
dnance q speciality for years, will command
Fort Sumter. On the strength of the harbor
defences at Charleston and the perils of enter
ing it, the same correspondent writes:
1t is scarcely possible hat any floating thing
can breast unframed the concentrated storm
of heavy metal from the guns of Sumter, Moul-
trie and Battery Rec, the three principle works
commanding the throOt of the harbor. Nor
can the peril of running this terrible gauntlet
be diminished by any attempt to pass under
cover of the darkness, as has been the case at
Yicksburg and New Orleans. So tortuous and
intricate is the channel leading to the fort that
the most experienced pilots of the harbor
would not venture to bring in a vessel after
night under the conditions which the enemy
cannot escape, viz without light or landmark
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HoRsIBLEI Mosr HoRR1BLE!-Dr. Russell,
of Linn County, Iowa, a surgeon sent by Gov
'ernor Kirkwood to yicksburg, to look after
the Iowa sick and wounded, has returned, and
gives a most sickening account of the horrible
condition of affairs. He says that there are at
least $1,000 sick Federal soldiers in Grants
army, and that they are dying in droves. He
says words will fail to paint the terrible suf-
fering of the wounded and diseased. One
case he mentions of a Missouri Federal soldier,
both of whose legs were broken, he being at
the same time afflicted with the dysentcry.
he lay in camp IN his filth for eleven days,
without the least attention being paid him,
until one of the legs had gangrcened.-M.
Hernon Banner.
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QUEER DIVORCE SUIr.-From the follow.
ing from the Lafayette, Indiana Courier, it
seems that the course of true love does not
run as smooth as skates on ice with a married
couple in Lafayette
Rumor has it that a divorce case, growing
out of a pair of. skates and the recent skating
mania in this city is likely to engage the at
tention of the next Common Pleas Court. The
facts may be stated in a few words. The wife,
having a pretty foot and well-turned ankle,
became especially enthusiastic on the subject
of skating. The husband didn't see it, but
the wife, forgetful of her strict letter of pro-
mise to love, honor or obey, bought a pair of
skates and Joined in the carnival. A rupture
grew out of it, resulting in an entire estrange-
ment, and a bill of divorce on the ground of
incompatibility of temper. The husband, in
other words, concluded to let her slide.
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s@-On Thursday night following tie battle
of Fredericksburg and the retreat of Burn
sides army from that city, two New York
regiments we're sent put on picket duty in
front. When these regiments returned ON the
morning of Friday a squad of men went to the
Adjutants tent of one of these regiments, and
in the presence of the Colonel and other off
GERS stated that they had on that morning,
just before leaving their position in front, re-
ceived a proposition from q rebel officer to end
this war. He hailed them, and asked elf they
were not about tired of this quarrel. IF they
were he had q proposition to make" He then
said:-"If you Yankees will go North and
bring down Sumner, Wendell Phillips, Gree
ley, Beecher and other leaders of that stamp,
We will go to Richmond, seize JEFF. Davis and
his wretched crew and bring them here. We
will then erect a gallows on each side of the
Rappahannock, and on a given signal hang
them all at the same time, and then we will
wade to the middle of the river, meet, you,
shake hands, bury the Ratchet, and every man
go home about his business, never to be drawn
into a quarrel like this again."
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MATRIMONIAL INFELIcITY AT PLYMOUTH,
IA-At Plymouth, Indiana, the s'marriage
relation" does not appear to be as firmly es-
tablished as it should be. Last week they
had three "infelicities" in that town as fol-
lows. Mrs. Womer lovod not wisely but ''two'
well, and leaving her husbands bed and board
clipped with one of the numerous Smith fami-
~. Next day a man named Miller surrender
ed to the superior charms of a graceful, but
not over honest young lady, and with her sped
away, leaving Mrs; Miller and five little Mil.
lers minus a husband and parent. This was
too much for Mrs. Miller, and determined not
to be left to the solitude of grass ~widowhood,
she yielded to the blandishmen.s of a gay cuss
named Wright and with him fed to some hap
Ply land outside Of Hoosierdom. The juve-
nile Millers arc lone orphans" Great alarm
prevails among the married folks of Plymouth,
and home guards are now in great request in
that usually quiet villAge.-New Albany en-
diana) Ledger, FEB. II.
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The Taxation that is Coming.


Sidney Smith tells us the consequences of
being too fond of war, and the cost of the 'glo-
ry' which it brings-Taxes upon every article
which enters into the mouth, or covers the
back, or is placed under the foot; taxes upon
everything pleasant to see, hear, taste, smell,
or feel; taxes upon warmth, light and locomo-
Etion; taxes upon everything on earth, and the
waters under the earth-on everything that
comestfrom abroad, or is grown at home; taxes
on the raw material; lakes on every fresh val
ne th~at'ie3given it through the industry Of
man; taxes upon the sauce which pampers
mans Appetite? and the drug which restores
him to ~healthioon the ermine which decorates
the Judge, and the rope which hangs the
'criminal-on the poor mans salt and on the
rich mans spice-on the brass screws of the
coffin, and on the ribbons which deck the
bride-or board, couchant or levant, We must
Fay. The school-boy whips his taxed top; the
beardless youth manages his taxed horse, with
. taxed bride, on a taxed road; and the dying
Englishman, pouring his medicine, which has
paid 2 per cent, with q spoon which has paid
fifteen per cent, throws himself back upon
his chintz bed which has paid % per cent,
and expires in the arms of an apothecary who
Las had to take cut a license of a hundred
pounds sterling for the privilege of dosing
him to death. His whole property is then
Immediately taxed from 2 to 10 per cent.
Besides the probate, large fees are demanded
for burying him in the chancel: his virtues
are handed down to p~osterity on taxed marble,
and he is then gathered to his fathers, to be
taxed no more.
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An GRANULAR SPRING.-The Fredericks-
burg correspondent of the Tallahassee F2ori-
dian tell the following strange story:
"While speaking of peace there is-a4egesd
connected with a spring near Fredericksburg,
which 1 will relate for the benefit of the GU
rious. According to tradition, this spring was
discovered running three months before the
Revolutionary var Threa months beforaLa
treaty of peace it dried up and ceased to run.
1t commenced running again three months
before the war OF 1913, and three months be-
fore; its close, as in the Revolutionary war, it
again dried up, and SO with the Mexican war.
Three months before the fall of Fort Sumter
it again commenced running, and a short time
since dried up. l give as my author for this
an aged man who was born and is living near
the spring, and who Owls considerable proper
ty, and offers to bet it all that we will have
peace in three months from the drying up Of
the spring"
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Farm for Sale.

TINE undersigned. as Agent for the heirs Of
II James CuIbertson. decd, offers for sale the
following premises, to wit: The FARM formerly
belonging to James Culbertson. situate near the
LITTLE LAKE" in Clearcreek township, Ash
land county, Ohio, Ia ~
Containing 1870 Acres. d
It is a good Farm, with q good house and barn
ton on
i On Tuesday, March 3D., 1853,
onthe premises by the undersigned. f11fata @AzN
Terms made known on day of sale. ,F.s.f4f =,
VIM GULBERTSoN, Agent
Feb. 8, 1865 s2oH
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NOTICE TO
Executors, Administrators and Guardians.

Executor ., Aum1niSS3aeoA
TINE undersigned Probate Judge of Ashland
j County. would hereby notify the Executors
and Administrators of said County, that the law
REQUIRES thatthey file in the Probate Office their
accounts for settlement, as follows. to wit: The
first account either Partial or Final, within eight
cen months from the time of their appointment,
and If a final account is not then fled and further
time is granted, they must file an account every
year during the time allowed by law, and the
Court until q final account is filed; they are also
required to cause publication of their appointment
and within one year mako and file in in said ottice
proof of the same. Also, Guardians are required
TO file in said Office Inventories of the Estate and
property of their Wards within three months after
their appointment, they arc also required to make
settlement as often ms once in every two years,
| aud sooner if the Ward is either dead or Of age.
And fuither notice is hereby given to said Exc
t~cuiorss, Administrator and Guardians, that alt
who have not compiler with the foregoing and by
liav should make settlement or attend to any ofthe
duties hereinbefore set forth, are requiredto do 50
forthwith under the penalty that the law imposes.
JOHN D. JONES, Probate Judge.
Feb. II, 1868. b.I.a 1esc .ita p
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EXECUTORS SALE.

By order Of the last will and testament Of jacob
Benage Deceased, I will offer for sale at public auc
ton on the premi ses described, on
Saturday april 18Th, 1868.
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and fonr
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
lands, to wit: A lot ofland in Jackson township,
Ashland County Ohio, being twelve acres in the
west corner of the west half of the North
west quarter of Section seven, township twenty
three, Range fifteen and bounded as follows, COM
mencing at the South west corner of said quarter
thence running East forty (40) rods, thence North
forty-eight (48) rods thence West forty (4O) rods,
thence South forty eight (48) rods to the place of
beginning, containing II acres.
Terms made knawnon day Of Sale.
March 25, 1858 4w DANIEL KEENE. EXT.
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BRIDGE rOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Commissioners Of Ashland County will, on
Wednesday April 9th, 1863, at 2 o'clock p. M,
to the lowest and best bidder, the building Of .
Bridge across the creek SOUTHEAST of and near
Savannah on the Orange road.
Also, on Thursday, April 9Th, the building Of q
Bridge in Ruggles township, near Stover's across
Buck Creek, toathe lowest and best bidder.
Also on Friday, April 10th, to the lowest and
bes. bidder, the building of q Bridge across .
creek in Orange township, about one mile West OF
Polk, near Mr.. Stephen Barracks.
JACOB LIMERICK,
JOHN BERRY, Com'rs.
ROBERT CowEN.
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Notice.
Probate


Samuel Eichelbarger, Executor of
John Hough deceased, Plaintiff 41 q
VS.. In Probate
Lucinda J. Pittenger, VIM. A Pitten- SO
ger, John +. Pittenger, John Hough, s ar
Milton Hough, Mcclure Hough, Al
mira Hough, z. Hough, Hiram Housh
Francis Ruth, Luther Ruth, John Court Of
Hough, Jno. o. Hough, Isaac Hough,
Lewis Hough, Edmund Hough, Mar
garet b ough, Henrietta Hough Mary
f. Hough, John Hough, William
Hough, Alexander and Henriettas Sea- Ashland Co.
ton, Anna Quin, David Hough, Fred
erick Hough, Paul Hough, Josiah
Hough, Mathew Hough, George
Beegley and Sarah A. Beegley, Da- Ohio.
vid and Mahala Bennett, Mary
Hough, Henry Hough, Fernandez
Hugh, Hetta Hough, John A. Heugh
Chas. and Louisa Diesem. William Petition for
and Elizabeth Strickland, John
Thomas, Henrietta Thomas, Jane
Thomas and Louisa Shearer, Defen- sale of
dants. land.
XTOU are hereby informed that on the Goth day
of January, A. D. 1868, said Executor filed
his petition in the Probate Court of Ashland Co.
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition lis to
obtain an order at the March term Of said Court for
the sale of the following real estate, to-wit: The
farm upon which Gh said John Hough resided at
of the Southeast quarter of section thirty four,
gay Township twenty-five (22), and Range sixteen
situate in Montgomery Township, Ashland
County, State of Ohio and containing one hundred
and forty-nine, (149) acres, more or less.
SAMUEL EICHELBARGER, Exec'r
Of the Estate of John Hough, deceased.
By John ]. Jacobs, his Attorney.
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These examinations will commence at o o'closR
A. NJ, and close at 4 P. n. No applicant will
be admitted after l2sM. Written Testimonials Of
good moral character signed by atleasttwo respon-
sible persons, will be required, which testimonials
will be kept on file. No certificates can be ante
dated. Nc private examinations will be hsId.
None will be examined who do not expect to en-
mends, where practicable, are required from seheal
We earnestly request them at the close
of each term to send us q note Of the success 81
their teacher.
This will aid us very much in giving cersifssteS
yuoI to those who are successful teachers- ss7sfsd
Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
ri Clerk of Board Of Examines.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rgaret Milligan, ] Civil Action, Court of Com
vs.. mon Pleas Of Ashland Coun
John Lewis, ty, Ohio, in Attachment. S.
= VII above named Defendant, resident of the
Il State of Illinois, will take notice that Marga-
ret Milligan, of the county of Richland, and State
of Chic, did on the 18th day of Februry, A. D.
1868, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Ashland, in said
State of Ohio, against the said John Lewis, Defen-
dant, to recover the sum of three hundred and ff-
ty two dollars with interest upon the same from
after the 18th day of September, A.. D. 1855,
money paid by Plaintiff for the rise and benefit of
Defendant and at his request. That an order
Of Attachment has been issued upon said claim
and the saidJohn Lewis is hereby notified that he is
required to appear and answer said Petition on or
before the 25th day of April. A. D.. 1863.
7. J. KENNY, Atty for PIf.
Feb'y %, Isss-nss CIV.
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- The ASHLAND UNION WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 80 q

quest that they give the subject proposed their
serious and immediate attention.
z. And Be II Resolved, That the State of
NeS Jersey pledges itself to such prompt ac-
ton upon the subject Of these resolutions as
win give them practical effect, Immediately
upon the concurrence or cooperation of the
government and Lsgislatufes CT sister States.
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NOTICE.
The following RI cutors, administrators Ind
Guardians have filed n the Probate Courkaf4sh4
land county, their accounts for settle ment, to wit;
Final accoant of James Lawson, Exr Of James
Lawson, Decd. ..otsom no
Par,ia a account Of VIM. and NJ. culbertson, Admr's
of James Culbertson, Decd. % 1si1goils ssF
Partial account of Henry Zehner one Of the Admrs
of Abram Fike. Decd.
Fiual account of John L. Campbell. Admir- of J. D.
Campbell, Decd. d 20 Fas93=3 aazs
Final account of Joseph Bechtel, Admir- of Samuel
Final account of Elizabeth Fast and G Gorge W
Phelps, Adm'rs of Eli R. Fast, decd.
Final account of Jacob Fast, Admir- Of George,
Plice, decd. .5l sH3
Partial account of Isaac G.. Sturtevant, Guardian
of the heirs of Isaac Howe, decd.
Partial act of Jacob Stoner, Guard. Of David B..
+" N. A. McHose, q q NJ. A..
" " John earn, " -" Eliza
beth GriI.dle.
" " of John Van Nest John NJ.
/" Henry winsigler. "John E.
Grindle.
" Elisha Barton, :" Shinna-
man heirs.
I" i" NJ. NJ. Dessenburg, /" /" William
Dessenberg.
" VIVA. Westheifer, 50 I" Sc William
H.. Ruffcorn. GG q
" /" E. Ingmund, {" /" Allen &
Perry Metcalf.
Partial and Account of e. ~Ingmund, Guardian of
David E. and Samuel Warner. 80
Final account of William Urick, Guardian of WE.
Brown.
Final account of Frederick Wolf, Admir- Of Daniel
Wolf, Sen'r decd. as Guardian of the heirs Of
Daniel Wolf, Jr. decd. i
Final account of William Westheifer, Guardian of
VIM. TT Martin.
Final account of LIB. Coffin, Guardian of Julia A.
Cook. -e< - +trtf4.f aa
The same will be for hearing in said Court on
the 6tn daJ Of April, AID. 1868, at 10 o'clock, A.
J. D.. MES, Probate Judge. :,
March 4. 1868. mo.