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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

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regarded the .mAnGS1o q fAA Conrt. r. -
an unlnfentlo6al ec4 q dioobealonce. UhfeA
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cnaIge PfeIefIea eensnet ~ ~ - Oe2asy
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snas tne clgns REsooem weSs Mogauy e.
tsinea in 2 musafy Peno0. Iney vefA, ho
admitted, Bad men. Who mesifed poniahmant
OF an appr0pf1Ate cavu tribunal but tney eA4
been dischasged irom the mlNe.sy p!9aa bY
me ~ COuIs, aLx ne0 oeen Me1ely desAmed
tnere slnCo eatutuay iaet, ana ne 30 ee9N
acter q me prisoner oae NOS destroy their
nenis. GaPs A!cx1noer oetaned tneoe msn,
ana ~ lntlmssed tnes ne would nos seeeeaO
mem M unI4 ordered pY ~ cuper1cy oa!cee.--
no .L M.snsu sno Coonto maketae nes 1ewA
INA. .n,a ra - neeeas eosPss go. tns ne.Aeee g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

TnTes Robbers attacked market man near
Hownrd's Grove, on the Mechanicsville
Turnpike, at an early hour last Monday
night, but his cries for help brought several
soldiers to mis- aid, and caused the thieves to
leave before they accomplished their object
travel together. There are gangs of thieves
in the city who know them well, and who
would not hesitate to murder any Of them
for small portion Of their produce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

SJssr,rr4s Foa tluIsINE.--A New Orleans
refugee. now residing iu Mobile, willie on u visit
10 this ssctinn some two or three weeks ago, ih-
formed VIZ thai DIR. Mciafliane--One OF lhs 0idest
Who died in that city since the commencement OF
the war-had disc0yefed what he considered n
noss valuable substitute for outline, and expTess
ed short time before bis death, his deep regret
tat ne should not live iung enough n see II tested
throughout the Conledsracy. The substitute In
the ieaveS Of baisam APPLE be steepcd for three
or four days in hottie Of whisksy-Dose oae table
spc0nfni three linses . dAy.--0 0seaaoosc' 8easnN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

-Four continues scarce, and commands
enormous prices. We have heard OF some
few lots selling as high as $1l0. A mercan-'
tile Arm on l2th street received lot on
Monaay last, and wss offered 500 per barrel
for 1t by & baker, but refused tn 0scu to him
at any price, preferfing TO sell 1t to families
at $50 per barrel, which they did In very
ehort time. II farmers could be induced 10
thresh ont their grain the supply would soon
equal the demand, but they viii not do 90.
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Later from EurOpe.

The steamship Adriatlc, with dates fr,m Liver
pooito the s7th u!t-three days iater--has arrived
at 81. Johns: =
Gen. Lees advance on Gen. Meade attracted
much attention.
The Daily Ness says that, while the Coufede
rates are unable to- disi0dee Rosecraas, Lees
movements are 50 inconsistent With ordinary prin
cipies as 10 ba11e all attempts at exp!Shaton Gen
Meade had nothing to gain by delivering battle In
the centre OF Virginia, and wisely declined to
challenge his opponent until he reached his ss-
lected deld, when, 10 doubt, he will be ready TO
receive him.
The Timo says tha lastAiow has yet to be struck,
tune II third battle On the sceue of two defeats
reveSses the associations connected with the iii-
oAsened field Of Bull Run.
THE Times thlnks Rosecrans with have to capitu-
late or retreat, and the tormer appears the most
Henry Ward Rsccber Was entertained a, fare.
We'll breakfast In Manchester on the Gath. Thanks
were voted to Mr. Beecher for his various all
dreases, aud conGratusa.oly speechrs were Infer
Il i semi officially denounced that the Princess
of Wase>nts expected to become q mother In
TuE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The 8fanifssr gives report of the reception by
Napoleon nf the Mexican Depntatl0n. tie does
not In any way ailads 70 the Archdake Maxi
milan.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times thinks II
doubtful that the French Chambers will accede
10 the guarantees demanded by the Archduke, viz:
the integrity OF the new Empire and q lOsn.
TMG POLISH QUESTION.
The Aemorial DsplcssatiQa1h has publish ed a dis
patch 20 the French MtntsteF at vienna, confaia-
Ing proposals.: for guaranteeing Austria against
evenfaalitles In case Rusaia refuses 70 adopt the
cOuFse suggested blythe aliies Ia reference TO 70
lard. Ii dassd In June last.
A great number OfimpoTlanf arrests are repnrtsd
u Warssw, Including forty members Of the musi-
cipaliiy.
The Saxon Consul has been confined 20 his
house and his effects senled up.
Numcfcus engagements and the dispersal Of some
strang tnsursent bands are reported.
The Nord says there 10 no tTath In the report that
Russia 10 building war vessels in the Black sea-
and thar her relations with TURKEY have been ais-
tutbed.
LIvERP0oL COTTON MA1xxT.
LiyEaPoaI, Monday. Oct. 36.--c0ts0a huoyani,
and advanced Nd; sales to-dAy 1900 bales, OF
which specuist0Is aaA exponess took = eco bales.
SArneT ~ fsIssu APH.
Lrvsafn0l, TuesAay, Oct e7.-CottOn-Sales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

Popular Aoss.-.The amended ordinance
reported to the Council by Mr.. Hill, at its
last meeting, by which negroes are prevented
from riding In hacks abont the streets, will
be the most popular law that the Council
have enacted for many years. Negroes should
be treated humaneiy, but should be kept In
their places. N0r months past they have
monopolized the public hacks, by day and
night, and many slaves have no doubt been
enabled to escape from their masters by the
use of such vehicles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11
PROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA,


From the two opposing armies of Gems
Lee and Meade we have very little to report
this morning. Beyond some slight skir-
ishing there has been no important de.
monstEsttons since the fight OF Saturday last
near Kelly's Ford. That general engage .
ment will take place in few days there is
but little doubt; bat at what point 1t is i'm
possible to state. Reports from passengers
who arrived In this city yesterday and last
night by the Fredericksburg and Central
trains, state that the larger portion of the
Yankee army had arrived at a place called
Jominl, about eighteen miles from Freder-
icksburg, and that Meade is rapidly advanc-
ing up the Rappahannock towards Fred
ericksburg, where the decisive contest will
probably take place.
On Sunday last the Crenshaw battery from
this city, were brought into o short engage
ment with portion of the Yankee artillery,
during which William X. Allegro, SON of OF E
OF the proprietors of the Enquirer, was Sc
verely wounded In the leg. No other per
son was injured
Tho battery which was engaged In Satu:.
days fight, and which fell into the hands OF
the enemy, was the Louisiana artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

E00 DOLL Are REWAKD-fAr my Joy 4, "a,
sIVV Who gan away on 7fh lost ns had on =
Ssn gray flock 90 (, military " With brsss bal
tattons, dark pantA ANA dark FL: hat. He T.
'.s or Inches hish; bright malstto; short hsir,
aSs.sA sefior; upright carriage He also took with
M black 81 ,th frock coat, striped pants and rso
n.Asst laval The above rswa a Will b pzfi fsr his Dc
Asssy 10 any jsil In Richmond.
Ii Col Z q WILLIAMS,
.os-stdtite1t 10 on cssy, be. ath and 5th tt
Two Hundred Dollars kenara Il ri pay the
- sooss reward Ct tvo hmndSed dollars f.S the
.t2sshersi,a ard dsisery 10 InA cf ! regso mar
Srederik, VII, has ived fos the lssi sixt Ell
so.ms a. Ssnesat hospital Mol. He 10 brown skip
%su, 1pSN - o. ~ yeass Old, and rather staE msss
v. p . tslsicg 70 White person. ! hsye No
10 the vny wsiiia. on some cincses cr ! neas Il
sosdsars, Nnavlng probsfly passsd kioss1C CG q .
1ssnaa " - not above ths nsdiun ass.
ho5-6tt w 3 PnfLtIp0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

Got. JeG. Forrest. . brother Of Gen. FORREST died
On the 9Th inst. from wou,lds received IN Laliie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11
REAL Ey1xu N1 a1x1


MEAT snd assssctss Drick Tsasneah = ~
~ no.th sids Of Lsieh street, nsas g Ds1ahoS
strees for sale I'VE ere aatbWlDsd u Ell IL q.
csllcnt brick Tsne@sst e:tsd = absvs nsv = shs-
-four large ones besides fFout ana rsae pasiHo.
and an excellent brick kitchen. The ls ~ eSesS
Of SO feet aud depth q lo6 feet - wtas alky,~
given In wssk. Price, sle1oo. Apps1 = ~ .
10 morrow. 00Dplu i kAfRMe0N
o1i-2t
VTALUAIAR Rss Esaass = ESss1 - . ES|n
" etreets Sos sss.-Ws o1hs ~ snie ~ 0esn
:na Dsell,uE On sAs nsE:s - g Aslz. ssls.s.e
nnbhard a rent ~ SO pse aasaD. xiso. ShSs
va,uahle store and Dssjlssg q ~ seotA ~ e
Main. eetv..e lsth and ls.n 2 esssses 80 yed0
back 100 feet to IN siisy, ead 2 sesly 1e1sA4 -
Gated; Apply % o0cps : AaftnQ
{ AEGE ard vaiaz6is T,ssccs JsSsSsy q HI.
are authorized - stn tic larss loss91ssy 3 tacss
Gsstosy located - sb0ve, neW oeoup(11 N ~
freBch Goyesnmebt at the rsesal q ot1oe ~ =.
osm. Ths ios hiss Trout e 9 fAe - 8 2Ql1 =
is9 fest Apply - esop0dA'e 4t51noone
TTAiUaBLa NISIN0 LxKb 503 3z13-lEs
~ wtIl ksown fSbee lAea axA Glre 0enG.h y
Albsnsasls 90, Gdars 70 cspealis1s 60 Gt1e NotIO
sitle iavssensats That e.p go y - H. -
verty vii fsfi kh lsa4 - ahnpaaneA hsn1lAs -
u nusces lses y - - u me sl.s
feet. and about 80 mrs q ase havs - sl1 : -
sn lied very small rslAy uepta - -
qs.s Confederate fse~essnasas .usn - - htAns
pyiea fox lad, ard 1slyaf easskmnn1o - b01 -
Tho tsdes soniAIas "a e-1ne tllagpt, an1t1D
i niss,sa,ssd ia ssaSs asaas~ - lss.a i.elun.
- a : ffoE CAAst1iteev ~, 81 - - Irnl1s
burg, near Hammers IAvss1 i - 4ve5&1
sitn four yo.,ms ssd =. - J. nsss. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11
RUNA rs

sCaaBR Hundred Dollars Reward Ran sway
I from the subscrib r, on the nisht of tha bth
Ct this month, tNovember,l near Chs,lotts & u,
Pompey II black, tat, stout, short man, n yesrs
al, and was my cook. Miles 10 elsnd aud rather
60 icsts zngerh io,king man, So years oh,
h msde to hell out his haad Is very tFeuulous.snd
sas my carrisge-drvse. George Is a stout, si,ucby
waking gingerbread looking fe;'ov. Is years old,
snd lie pretty g sod black smith and oarpentsr. Ar
these negroes ran CT without any provocatlon
whatever, it u presumed their object Is 10 max
their way To the Yankees. Thy were raised st
wsstor, on Jam.s river, and no doubt vii sn
deavor to make their escape IN that direction.
VIII Fay q reward Of 4i03 each for the arprsIen.
rion and imprisonment Of these negroes 90 that
get them again, Or will pay 500 each ard their
expenses If delivered 10 me Vt Charlotte L II, vs..
no lt-l2tt JuHN sELDEE.
1On DOLLAR, Reward Ny boy Harrod raD
lVU away in June last from Major Smith. Char
LoeCH VI. He is aboat q years oij; quick spo
Aen; lIck comrisxon; stout frame; about 'ess
- .. 10 laehes h'Fh vii aey 500 II taken out ot
~ ldl % that gst him. ABIAH Y DANIEL,
ho LIT Chaii ,tts co, Va.
TWO Hundred AID FiIy Dollars Reward -On o.
i about The l8,h II September last directed my
n-a Jass 10 ride my horse through Narth Caroline
W my hams, 10 GAnosvlls, Georgia. WEe0 las,
aNd frOo. be WAS On bis way to the Valley Il vr
eaa 1or tha purpose os procuring hoFfes 10 take u
@eofsn He was With oae iieu: Hamphrits. With
ca' uy authority. He s lite bltck, broad ehOal
usfs, s'ca' soSnd teeth. apparently lSMe stasnmer
DAILY, and - about hve feet elk or eight uehes high.
II found onhi way 70 Rchm md or Gainesv lie, Ga,
wl give one hundred dol ars for hiS apprehension
tha delivery 70 mo- or two hundred and fifty dollars
,sf lie apprehension acd delivery TO Ine II him and
tay "hte man Claiming ~ have him iu charge, for
say o'hef parpase Than delivery 20 me. For deiiv
s'y or further Information apply 10 Jco II Core.
ooinmksasy Gvhersls Cifics
utINaTAN BANKS,
no 1O-Sif Adt,t 1ath "a. rer,,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

r csT-0u Main ct, near Adams, IN Envelope.
l dirsctsi 70 Mrs Jsmss HsDdsrfon, containing
p6o.ozrephs cf her frie.ds aud relatives. The
fnder siu b suitably rewarded by leaving It at the
ci5iea Of Haxsil & tfsnshaw, or At Mr. MeCrefy'e,
On NJ lin street, ri door from Adsnls.
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

Osr-On Main ST, between 9th and i2ih SO, yes
/ terday morning, brown lesthcr Pocket ROok,
containing sIO reward of SO will be paid II lef,
M this office. q NO lC-Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

T OSr-On saturday, 7th inst, between the New
\ Market and the Laboratory, . email oval
shape Breastr In, with q lady's likeness in H. The
pin u ftGdded with small black jets 1t is CT Nd
value 70 the onder, but It y highly appreciated by
ihe owner. The nnder wl'i be rewarded, If returned
1, the undsrsigued, Of the full rnlae Of the pin.
HOPKINS,
m ln-Hs & 3 Army Tabornt0fv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

CTRAYEO-$b ksward--Strayed, Gu SATURDAY
y laet brindls Oow with ops point of her horns
broken. rew ard OF $25 will be paid for her de-
livery 1t Bunhsaan Spring. II DOALER.
lQ>fifA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

- 0er-nuekse Dssk.-I lssesAy rsekser Dock
800 vhsss hseWeea thsoosese ~ Gasy an1
TX ssrsste snA the 0sd MsRl1s, ooAtaantee ny
..smntiou pApssa aed sh3as aevea 1slsasa u C1n-
w. uosrai reward BY lssviNr it - he stess Of
=. IA r6kr essn CO rner OF Cavy AN1 l3th ste,
ssA msea eh:ke WH BuNNkk
- 1l.~4A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

ARG y ard valuable Tss6acco U61o8y u H, !,
are authorized - stH tie large tc1e41agy 3 tann6
1sstosy located - shove, rev oeouDeGa " ~
French GoyefnIaeht at the Esasl & otloo ~ -
uum. tn ios hss r:0pt Ct g f0e 81 3 Gnt1 p
no li.-Ss ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

The steamship Adriatlc, with dates fr1m Liver
pooit to the s7th ut.-three days iater-has arrived
at st. Johns:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

TWENTY Do lars Reward Lost. on Saturday
last 9th inss; between my resiisaco, on tn .
Brook road, and Clay and 1lth, or between llth
with gentisman's likeness-ia it The above le-
we,d will be paid II left at stall No 10, New Market
no l0-Stt 8 SHWARTZ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11
.JOHv b YOUNG.

H0G LOSr-A smslt blsek ana tAa TSsrsss
/ ] nth :sfs ny hous ehout fVo weeks sieee
a. hsa two e>M sears ca her LETT sids cropped sass
and e. :, ~, s ,ns. = s n - -
- her y E McKHNNA.
m lift Corner Of Broad sad Ath sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

r OsT-from Car Nc -, Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. 1t cu'peper Court House, or between
shas tice and this city, or about the 4ih nst.,
barrel coota ming q II and White and other Tea and
Breakfast China, Cut g'ass Tambiers, Lemonade and
oIt or Glasses, 10.
liberal reward viii bo paid for Its recovery, or
:os any Information respecting IT that VIII lead
thereto IL ID supposed that It may have been put
taken Of the train, by mistake, At san,c Of the
stations bceween this city snd q lpeper Court House
JOHN B STANAkD, Capt Eng'e,
10 1870 Corner 7th AID Main ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-11

ETRAYED-fro,n my hOuss, on Broad stI est, .
- white and bisck apottsd Sow. with two tAasels
I'm her th:oat, and comparatively Ioor. libsrsl
reward Will bs paid TOR he. return.
no l0-2t, WM MILLER, Broad street
[yIEiYED-S20K Keward.--slayed ed from my house,
spotted Cox. giving but lst,e mix. This COW bas
hsea lost previous to This, and taken up by Mr
Wnga, Ia rear Of Brook road, and ! have no donb,
a'o Is now somewhere in that nelghboshoCd. The
above reward VIII be paid for Information that may
Lad TO bar recovery. Wa K SLED,
20 7-osn Stall No az, ID Ma ket.
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These examinations will commence at 9 O'Clock
A.. n, and close at 4 P. nc No applicant will
be admitted after. IL NJ. Written testimonials of
good moral character signed by st lsast tpo respon-
sible persons, win be required which testimopials
will be kept on fle- No certificates can be ante
dated. Nd private examinations will be held. a
None VIII be e1anined who DO not expect to en-
mends, where practicable, are Required fsm Schcai
directors. We earnestly request them at the close
Of each term to send us . note Of the success of
their teacher.
This will aid us very much in giving certificates
ynoI to those who are successful teachers. s
Rev JOHN ROBINSON,
Clerk of Board of Examiners.s
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SHERLFFS SALE.
Mewhinnsy. Hare = Co. In Ashland County

NSACAs - u. - OUMMluN FIbaA
In Pursuance to thu M Of an Alias orde,
of Sale of Mortgaged premises duly issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas of saidsGounty, dated
the 18th day Of Nevember, 1862, end ia me direo-
ted, I wil expose to ssls ct Public auction 81 The
door Of The Court House in Ashland, ON
Saturday, the Eth day Of December, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n, and 4
o'clock p NJ, of said day the following described
Of Ashlsnd, County of Ashland, and State of qhi,.
in David Markleys addition 70 said Town, md
more particularly described Al being Lot number
I'll and the West-half of Lot lumbar
one hundred and my fi505 feet deep, with "a ~
privileges and appurtenancos fhereunte beloheinc
Appraised 1t $7500.e0. TSrpe nf sale-Cashss
4s JAMES McC00L, Sheriff
November %, 1862.
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Splendid oasrs Poi $50, ,sI 8 tsgslh.rl


Blackwood's Magazine, tbe three W.. r. On
For any one ResisF, The three ysrs Se6
For any two Reviews. the fhvee -. Sek
For Blackwoodand one Review. the fhres-s-- -
For Risokhood and two Reviews, u sfhses 81 12.co
For three reviews. thF three yes1s. 100
Fer the fenr Reviews, The thres 49, 4See
For Biackzood and the four kesieEs ~ 49,.
Reviews. xaaF rSr@E
New Subscribers for The year 1851, q, and
AZ onehay f1e Regnidr SnbsrrSpfios RS;essl
Ihusa 2 Hss snesersesr may ebtsintls Reprint
SeFen eonseputiEe Years far &f3H g
Which IS bptlittle more thanEfhe price 81 ~ 60;
nal works for one year
nausemsnts as ss hose sr.9 br - 49, - pier sssA
Ls'gsg e she fire Go au~nsresBess
Get ! . ths Pu5hshsr fer at these pr;e,. n ee--s
toA .Ilbe allowed t. arrnts. 80
LEONARD Scotia 90. Z,
December, I1-n2sf
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PIANOS ! PIANOS

r you buy q Piano you want THE BEST Ar
the Worlds Exhibition in London, 1861, N q
eompetitisn. with Pianos from all the principal CIT
les Of Europe am by ajury continuing tie best
musical talent in Christendom, CONRAD MEYER.
Of philadelphia, was awarded the Prize Medal.
I have two Of these Pianos. Bring along ycur
most talented musical friends and make the test
they are not pronounced BETTER INSTRU-
and ofsrs3 fex LESS eaNEY than any
others that have made their app rance in Mort :
ern Ohio, 7 will admit nay error. Hea KNAP.
Ashland, Eoy.12. ~iee2.-3g24 ~
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Terminates at Washington and Baltimore ON the
East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkersbure on
the West, at which places it unites with Railroads.
Steamers, &c., for and from all points in the
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND N~oRrHwEsr.
V"@ @ReAns
Leave Wheeling daily at 1895 p. NJ. and 1910 P. M.
One Train leaves Petersburg daily at 500 P.n n;
Direct connections are made BY these Trains
FOR ALL THE En- ST ERN CITIES.
This is the only route to Washington City.
% Passengets bY this r9ute can visit Baltimere,
Philadesphia, New. Fork and Boston, otthe cost of
q Ticket to Boston alone by other lines
6Through Tickets Go the Eastern cities can be
procured via Washington City. at ap additional
large of two dollars
Time as quiek aud fare as low as by anyother
pte. Inquire for tickets via the Baltimorea ana
10 Railroad. ataHy Of the priu aiiroads
6ses IN the West. -
8 P Fuller, GenI Wsstefn Aesut.@-7T
TAX Cole 9e9eraf Ticket Agent,
3 W.B Smith. Master Transportation. a7tf.
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Something New in Town
BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY

HlHE subscriber take this method Of informing
the citizens of Ashland and vicinity. that they
have just opened in the room lately occupied by
Williams & Starr, in the McNulty House building.
. BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY, to which they
invite every body. The, intend keeping on hand
at all hours,
CAKES, PIES AND Bread,
also, b general assortment Of Groceries. They
are now manufacturing every variety of Candy,
and viii sell as low as any other candy making es-
tablish nrent in the West. Farmers and others
omin to town will find at this establishment ali
they can desire to crafty their sppetites. We
respectfully invite . share of public patronage.
BLACK & MOORE.
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NOTICE.

~ stiee 10 hereby given, that the undersigned
y was. on the 18th day Of December. 1862, ap-
pointed Guaraian of Michael Herman, Of ashland
county, Ohio. and from the abov ) data, Twill pay
no debts Of bis contracting.
Ashlaud. Dsc. "a. i62-n30. JOHN SHOOK.
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EAA1Uas anu M04cQo0Qa.
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MR. \ respectfully informs the inhabi,
EkAltants Of Ashland and vicinity, that he will
kee pfor sale different styles Of Pianos and Melo-
deems. He is sole Agent Of
srEIEwAY Il Sons, New York.
ALBERT WEBER, do. do. and
W.Ps EMERses, Bostou-
MELopEoNs Of MASON & HAMLIN, Boston,
and EsxET & GREEN. Brattleboro, Vt.
Instrcments of all sizes aud prices. Every In
strumenE warranted from the Manufactory and en-
dorsed by nae.
Emerson claims for his Piaaos of having them
improved very much within the last Is months by
the Introduction Of . new Scale. Please caI atthe
Miller House and examine Q new seven Octave Pr
ane OF kmersen's. In regard to the Melodeons I
wish to state, that Estey & Green's Instruments
Bass which Is d decidedly . very great improvement
and q saving in the outlay. Descriptive Cata-
ioguss sent ON application.
For sale.
One double-reed Piano case Melodeon, $3.50
one double-bank and double-reed Or
One secondhand Melodeon, Piano case $50
Que secondhand Piano at $50
Mason Il Hamlin,s double-reed School
Agent FOR Firth, Pond & Co, N. Y. Cur
ARs, six different kinds. Prices from SIS
a. $50, according to style.
NV endeaEor Is to sell only Arss GLASS fns
truments of Mauufactories of established
reputation, which I viii sell at reasonable
prices.
Mrsecond hsnd Instruments taken in ex-
VIII ia . in trade a sound young
Horse.
p;,noa .,1 nr.lod...~ -n,G..a
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Notice tc Teachers.

THE Board of Sch .oi Examiners Of Ashland
County will hold the follow ing examinations
yearlS62, at Ashland, Wis:
The 4th Saturday of January
Sd aturd of Eebruarx. -