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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

GELf 10 THE fAsT.-The late Mr.. Gilbert, we'll
known English writer on the principles and prac-
tice of banking, beqeathed q sum of money TO
trustees to be expended in &c a monument or other
memorial" to himself, in circulating his works on
banking, and to presenting an engraving OF himself
to all persons with whom lie had been officially
connected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

THe Con- Cax.-Thcoderick Leaf, the
young man who was arrested at the First
Market last Monday morning on charge ol
stealing COW of Mrs. Sarah A. Cotton, and
who Was sent to Chesterfield county for ex-
animation, has been acquitted of the charge
The con, It is said, was given him BY his
mother, who was the legal owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

TIE River, which on Sunday last was over
flowing Its banks, has rapidly receded, be.
cause Of the Northwest winds and the ex.
cessiye cold spell since then. We have heard
OF no serious damage by the food, which is
said to have extended to the water. courses
west Of Lynchbnrg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

HoxoR To vIRoINiAN.-The following 'eso'u
ton passed the Senate OF South Cafoh"a 0" 'ns
18Th: ~,
p...,,., rh., tho Hon. Edmund Rufin, dis
,,n.ntshe1 VirQInian who has identided himself
wi;b the struggle in which We are engaged I.on ~
cummeuc G ment upon the soil OF Sonth Caf"""''
he inyited 10 9 seat in tho Senate ChamDe5'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23
AZLITARY NOTTCEX

A Ii members Of ccmosny z. Henl.,,s hat.
IA ssiicD, Will assemble 1t the Tfessury yard.
In Custom House, ON Wtdnesdsy, the 2 4 inst.
sor i"spsetlon. Dslioqnsuts Win % fe2osted 20
headl laartsrs. "
By "rder w FiaNER, Lieut. comd'g.
de 23-1tS + n Nc9RYDE n a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

Fssed.-Henry Miller, the keeper Of an or.
dinary on Cary street, was fined by the Mayor
for trsnsacting his usual business on Sunday
last, In violation Of . city ordinance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

Me Cags-Wm. Sampson, Jacob Sampson
ana james Galloway charged with selling
lrult withou. license, and. obstructing the
street with the same, were arrested and ta-
ken to the cage YESTERDAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23
FROM NEW OREkaNx

l >>>>>>->.~----~e, y.
FROM NEW OREkANx
MOBILE, Dec. &-Cspt 0irard, Chief Of
Ordnance for Gen. Gardner, escaped from
New Orleans on the 10th. He confirms tho
meeting At Fsrt Jackson. Three gunboats
were sent down at 10 A. N. A gunboat went
to Fort Pike In the afternoon, and he heard
heavy firing in that direction. Tho Confed-
crate partisans had burned two schooners
transporting cattle to Bayou LaCombe, near
Manchac. The pickets on the road reported
that Taylor had whipped FranAlin, on the
l1th, atthe mouth Of Red river, driving him
back to his gunbcats, and on the 18th shell.
ed Baton Rouge.
Letters from Johnsons Island state that
our prisoners were on lees than half nations.
Col. Miles, Capt. Hewitt, and Col. Ben John.
son, of The 18th Alabama, were In irons FOX
trying to escape. The True Delta's extra
giving an account Of the meeting, was sup.
pressed.
lsEcUST nUPxTrM1
MOBILE, Dec. 32-The Adsenissr has Q
special dated Oxford, Miss, December q.
The Chicago 7snses, Of the 14th, contsins
Cairo dispatch of the 18th, stating that &C.
counts from Arkansas represent Price to be
crossing Red river, with five thousand men,
Into Texas. Narmaduke was eudeaYoring
to join him, and the Eederals were In pur.
suit.
New Orleans advices, via Memphis, state
that al rrrlval from Vera Cruz CONFIRMS the
capture Of Puebla by the Mexicans. The
road was generally in possession of gueril-
Lac, and the French supplies were only car.
ried by heavy escort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

A SENATOR FROM Administration. w. n. Be
basiian who was Senator from Arkansas when the
war broke out, is on his way to Washington to re-
slime his seat He has two years yet to run and Is
said To be a Union man, though he has not YET
spenly avOwed himself as such.-RdH ~. 81 Gds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

A1OTICE-Those having claims against the Cren-
~ shaw Woolsn Comp my, must present them
Immediately fer payment, az the entire aseets OF
this company will be distributed to the siockhOd
ers Of said company on the 18th OF January, 1904;
therefore there will be nothing in our hands to settle
claims presentsd after that time.
CRENSHAW Il CO.
Agents Crcnshaw Woolen Co.
Richmond, Doc 18th, l8n3. de to-oOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

Boy Rrx OvsR By Mas. I:lxooLn's IA. CAa-
,,.o,A - anal, boy was knocked down on Penn.
sylv.nia avenue, in washington, Tag. ween ana hs
sus ,um III c.hsr~i.e iniuring him. Mrs. Lincoln
:osk ,Ss III iaso her carriage and carried him 70
HIS home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23
(SRCOND DIsPATCH.l

CHARLESTON, Dec. 22-There is nothing
of importance to day. There has been no
firing on the fort by the enemy. Our bate
ries hayc kept up slow fire on the enemy's
working parties. The feet remains about
in Its usual position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23
FOR CURLSTWdS.

FOR CLLRLSTW1iS.
rT>HE WAssAIL BOWL.
l. "Nert crowre the bowie full
With gentle Iamb's WOOL;
Adde sugar, nutmeg, and ginger,
With store Of ala. TOO;
And thus ye must doc
TO make the wassa!s . svinger."
All kids Ct
including Rum, Brandy, Sugar, and Eggs, for sale
by GEO A WEED,
de 2a-At' 10 80 Maio street.
7 OOK OUr f X CHRISTN s.
i 200 dozen ffesh eggs
100 galions Antique rum
1870 do old apple brandy
60 do old choice Baltimore whiskey
GOO lbs nice cheese
700 lbs light brOwn-suear
leo lbs aisspice
10 gross good matches
bbls pure apple vinegar
F., caa asls By y.n.,. IL ,t.S p0wEks, .slos,,
22-8tf Union Hill.
T COX UUr FOR CEKls1MAsl
l. Is packages cid q Croix ana Jamaics run, old
and very fine, I2 deg rees above proof
20 demijons old Holland GIN, Of excellent
Is bbls apdle brandy, part years old and
For sale by IA HUTCHINSON,
de 22-3ts No 20 Main 1t.
EOR CHRISTMAS.
Toys. Toys.
A few more on hand and for sale store open un'
ill O'Clock al night Miss SEAON,
de 22-2ls No 70 Main sl.
gHOR CHRISTMAS
r. Doll Babies, dressed and undressed
Toys OF all kin 10, Fire W0rks, &c,
Far sale al Miss SEMON's,
I de 22-2;t No 30 aAin ss
r OK the Boys for .hris:mas!-On mani shout
= hfty black cloth Coats, TO boys from 10 n IL
years Of ege, made UP handsomely Of hns black
u,oth at only &35. Call soon or you'll miss EN-
do 10--tOd2t EEK .EL'S, II 6sin 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23
b Y TELEGRAPH.

tAAVkSs o. fnD Fxxse AnDociAuoQ1
Entered according to act OF Congress In The year
the District Court VI the Confsderste assars n,
the Northern District Of Geosxis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

7Hs SIEGE OF CH.aRLEsTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-Six shells were
thrown into the city last night. Early this
morning several Yankee barges we're dis
covered with..n 200 yards Of Sumter, taking
soundings, and protected by four monitors.
Our batteries and gunboats opened q merry
fire when tho barges left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

DRY GOODS
Lyx0asUnA, Va,
has In store and for sale = large s.ock Of Dry
Goods, composed 10 part Of the following:
400 pieces 3.4 fancy prints
200 do black and white pfiats
ssS ssS 30 30 Do aasy Siss} and white si br,...
20 do bsrethsa, best nourning goods
100 do black alpscs
- do colored n,ohaie
81 do do English merino
30 DO laysdefs etriped popiirs
10 do black and white hgured popiins
9 do mouelin de lsinss
do grav peplius
10 co mixed alpseas
500 DO bleached cottons
SO Go o. cambric and Victoria lawns
25 do Irish linen
2s do marinsr1 stripes
Is do brown and black picot cloth, lbr gen.
tlemsn's suits and soldisr1 eloeks
10 do and kpglish and Con5sderats
gray cloth
1900 doc spool cotton
100 n needles
200 lbs p tent thread
loo gross iuspenasr buttons
tOo d. linen taps
50 do brown cotton hAlEhose
20 do ladies' hose
20 pieces colossd and white flannel
10 dos hoop skirts.
ALSO,
10 bales 4 shsetins and osnAharss
5000 pads spun cotton
10 pieoss b0lting doth
with many other aTticles, oCUpFisiug the best -
soes0snt 70 b found In the state, 70 wAieh ~
spse$fully call the attention of s9ehaats cad eus
tomsss 10 -dtil JOHN MRHM.
on fAIhs chlldlen's shoss
O(JV 100 pairs miasea' and youths' shoeo
800 do ladies' morooco balmOsah
800 do esutlsmeD's bAlmnsals
800 DO ssSvanls' sswsa shoes, - -
pair
III A. ahA
for S26 Per pair
$50 do hdies' lhsllug Hajtaeo
For sals a WN r fOfKD, q Man =.
do1-3ts
DRIAR Rpot rtpea--s10 dtxen aaspsteA RIA
ID Roos ripes, fof sIe By
n eCoeT, ApelhemSy,
Il 22-As Maskst flaDs, Esaakl1 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23
DIVIDEND NOTTCM

NIOTICE -ihe Hoard Il 6ifsos'rs q S6S fSsS Il
IN the Commonwealth have declared divtdnA
on the c.ritAl stock Of fifteen and one qoartsP poe
c-nt, Pay aile On the 1st January NEXT tthesa poP
cent will be paid the stockholders and ooe QuaStee
of one per cent rss rvcd TO pay The STATE bcaus
Tne tfansfer books will DO closed until aesr Ne lss
Of January D MOTION.
de c2-t1stJa OnshtoF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23
RUNA KAN

RUNAWA Y6
DUNAWAY.-Was committed 70 the jsN b Loo
n, lisa county, on the 10Th Novsmbee, 0 Degfo
named WAsxlNo1or, who ssyc he belen0 70 ID
about 80 years OIL feet or insAss hleA. The
owner Of the above n'sro Will prove Dsopsrty, pay
charges, aud take him avay
de q seds't GEO o BLuBAUaH. Jallos.
EO DOLLARS rewaId.-Ranavay, aboat fesf
wac IL about 2S years old Of dark smgsebsA solse,
abou, feet Q inches high, heavily bslle, md round
shOuldered. lie wears long drab aAck eoaS, seeo-
Richmond. he above seward v.u bs paiA q ~
delivery to Lee James, Richmond:
TWO Hundred Dollars Rswa5d-Wli 6s paid 5os
I the apprehension and connnsment IN I'M q
my servant John, who r'n sway from ~ no:Asss.
last Said negro u about feet IL ineAas higk,
black, features quite prominent. As is26 yoAso eA,
and was pa, chased In the nsishboShood a Cevef
Hill coal mines In the winter oe 1850, Whago - ~
Fl M0sEIEY, ND.
Or WM b BRANDER, q,
dsl7-7,t BIZ el2. Richnead. va.
PMpAosr RAILROAD, SUPPLEMENTARY 0@es,(
DAnvlle, Dee l6th, lseA
DANAwAY nom the Piedmont Raihoad, % ths
II, morning OF the 18th inetant, four Negroes
Cfysses, Warner Barney, and wilson-shs pso1essy
of IT Boutwell,, Of OaIolioe county: Ths asaal n.
WarQ Will DC PAU IDt tOot 8pP1 o00ou9Q0.
ETD MYERS, Chisf mgr 1n,
de le--ft OanvillD, Va.
IAROLINE County, 10 Wit: TO the Cjssk q shs
~ Canty Court Of said county We J.o Cna0y
fresholjers Of said county do hereby sssttfy thos,
by virtue Of q warrant to 10 directed by P1il1
Samuel, Justice Of the said county, vs have tAo
and mule, taken up b. Vim II WriShs on bb Ind Q
essrays and assess the value Of aaid eslsays, ~
horse twO hundred and any dollars. and he nule
q three huns Cd sad nf,y so'l.ss: =: - assss
old The said mule p Of sosrsl coso!, fosx ~ six
inches high, and y about ten yeAn old.
Given under our hands the "a day Of Novenbes,
1888. 1OHM o0Afs,
G BURNETT.
06OR0K " okAu100.
OAsS Osnas On CAnnauD CoC1T CoCus,l
Now Deov 70, 1ooo.
The foregoing p . copy ~ pss~ = - hny
'I'; no se-,.vs~+ eno < fAYIn, 0sss.
CIx PER csNT BoNns Of tAs eos.ay & clsal.s,
~ sunrinS fof tWeasy yearo, fde ea5e-a1e ouo.
scSibsr authorized 70 81, fFen o1e - = 11ooeo
is. q January. 1854, psyaSis u svsv ysas, -
bearing six per cess Interest, yays6ae eemi ans1nva
IL J4assrs ami July = - yeas. = ~ ~ &
Richmond: fhses boeds are inne9 ess - eesoA
and VII ~ either registered - eoupso. - - -
chaser may prefer, no beads q a0nAF s1ngl11aP
which are In tho naASks1 eAs b Aetees Gan 1Aoe.
y,ssd 70 mako rsonps app!tsaliss = 49, 11ees
negotiate 6or them. xDNUxb 2 AQ1nR A.
Dc s3l--daew9sX3.
nHIes = eulON,
M N mood =, aas q,
-, n ss:.. IT, ''s:s,:d s:S .,s. - = II g.
rate ataf hutton2 = Ve3n = hannnnne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

OFFICE kIC9NoSD Pssla0uas B Co.,
Riehmopd, Dec 81. 1888
DIVIDEND N0tice-The Board Of Directors have
- declared dividend Of four per esat upon TIE
capital stock osthis cenpaDy paysbs % the stosk
aoidere, or to their legal Representatives. o. end
after the 3lst inst The tRausfsv books viii -
closed unit after that date.
KoaXosp AID DAxvuis RAlraozD CO.
December 18th, 1863.
nIvIDRND.-The BoaTd Of Directors of the
IL Richmond and Dany:lle Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of ave pr cent % Ne
capital stock, payable January Let, 1854.
The transfer book will be oloeed until 1t Janu.
S%Whis, Examiner, and EnquiSer will COPY.
nlvIDEND.-The President and Directors oftho
IL Bank Of vi. sipis have declared dividsDA q
"a per cent for tho last Six month"; suh3set 70 T.
duction Of quarter per cent bonus to the etaAs,
Leaving N per cent nstt Tor eb26 per shaIe) pay-
able to the stockholders aud aftsr The 9oth n6e
do 21-6t WM TAYLOR, Caahlse.
DIvIDHND.-The President and Diree4Ors Of tho
FNmeYs' Bank OF Virginia have aeeAgeA Q
daidesd out Of the profits Of the insltution ending
the e0ih day Of November, Of seven aAd thSoe-
quarters PER cent, deduotog theiefrom eae quarter
per cent bonus TO tbo State, leaving X pov oens
net, payable 10 The stookh0ldAFs the 3osh Instant
de 2l-0t SMITH. Cashier.
HIVIDEND NOTiCE.-fho hard of DHoceosS q
i tho Bank Of Richmond hkve declared aivi.
dend Of three per cent the cnpieal seeek e ~
bank, payable 70 the stockholderS and afts1 ~
lst OF January, lS64.
The transfer book viii be closed tul lst pro9.
de zl-t3lstD JB MACMURDO, OAahise.
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ARMY OF NoRrnsRS v

tsfso'AI coRansroSDExe.u ~ m. asanssp pur.reu /,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

PDMosr KAnRoAD, supsriutends0vs Omes,(
Danvilie, Dec 18th, l6eA
ID ANYWAY ntom the Piedmont RathoAd, o. lho
II, morning OF the 18th inetant, four negfoooe
Clysses, Warner, Barney and Wilson-she pFoDosty
of Ut Boutwell,, Of Caroline county. The usuAl Se.
ward will be paid for their appsshenaioo.
GTD MYERS, CHEZ 01g's J -,
de l6--ft OAAvtlD, VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

Major and Controlling Or Mr,
de 1876. for the State of Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

T,OR sALE-2O0 70 500 cords Of seasoned Moeu
within three miles Of The Old Market Aoues'
on Mschanicsvils Turrpiks, n que0etses 70 ss's
a. l7-4tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

1.-TWO Hundred Dollars kewASd-Wil b paiA 1oe
the apprehension and confinement n IN q
nv servant John, who e n swa from ny 0otheesS,
last Said negro man u about feet IL Inches higk,
black, features quite prominent. As - JEAN -,
and was pul chased In the nsighboShood a Covof
Hill coal mines in The winter oe 1850, whore - ~
be now lettering Address
RJ AO0uEY, n D,
Or WM b BRANDER, o,
do l7-7tt BIZ ga, Richmoad, VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-23

de lS-dtde 8 ,c'y Of the Common wealth.
@ ELLING OEF
~ SELLING OFF, at
LEWIS DYNAN,S.
90 Main street,
II g entire etock of
Gold and silvor wa:chos
Gold chains
Fine sets of jewe'ry
Diamonds, &c, &c,
For two weeks only, at very reduced prices Afte
which time vii. sell the remainder at auction.
Call soon for bargains. de 22-2:>
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24

7 soyy44aEousR4aHzRrrx~nW are ipforin-
cd that ON Tuesday evening, in Liverpool,
about thirty women, and Eve man dressed in
womehs' clothes, started out with tar and
feathers after thsr Denocratic womenEin that
town. They first went TO the house of Mrs
-Morris-aa widow woman-and . boy called
her to the door. He then took hold of her
and tore off all her clothes, except her chinese
The crowd of she fends then came up and
dressed herain . ceat of tar and feathers
They next went to the house of Mrs. Lee,
whose husband died in the army three months
ago. She fought like a tigrese, bat the foul
she fend. succeeded in treating her in the same
way. Five other Democratic women were tar
red and feathered- We have no on
this inhuman barbarity. IL the parties can
be found ont, they ought to be punished with
the severest penalty of the law.-0hl0 Pa
triot. a. s4gFtEgDJ m Eg@a 8kn
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Lbt 9sblaua Nni0n.

r. i AsHLAND UNION 10 published every
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, I'm .Ashland, Ashlaha
County, Ohio, by - s M
M >.
the following rates:
Mail Snbseribers-iH drra8cs, $4gv
After the ear has exliied, SsV
Town Subscriberx-ia qdrcrtk, $3.50
If paid after The expifAtfon 10 six mos<hs, 80
A's' LAWS Of NETsPApERs
] Subscribers who do not give express qes1egtn
the contrary, are considered as wishing "a ooAfl1re
their subscriptions.
papers, the Publishers cen continue 10 send them
until all arrearagcs are Baia-
8. If subscribers neglecf o~rrefuss to tekethfp pa
pers from the Office TO which thexare directed, t1s{
ordhr the papers discontinued
4. IF subscriber remove to anofhcr
nforming the publishers, and their pAperts senetes
the former direction, they are held Responsible,
s. The Courts have decided that refusfne 70 take
q naWst aper from the office, or resuovjnE and lses-
ing IL uncslied fer. is prina fscia esidsnse g NJ
tended fraud.
Ten lines or less make a Square. Displayed I'D
vsrtiscments in a single ceh nm, 10 per cant. extra
Double column, double the abeve rates ~ 80
extra. Advertisements l. AIDED and place1 l1tbe
special notice column, one halt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rates. sas - htB 1
All notices required 10 be published by law 1s-
gal rates, viz: 81 each square for the dr1kfhree
weeks or less, and ss3 cents each sahseqsent iassrk
ton.
Administrator notices of appointment. enc dsia
Businers Cards-5 lines or less. IS per annun-a
All transient advertisement u asi Pc Reid for in
advance.
An adyertmemenfs NOT accompanied viii wrstte2
directions, viii be inserted untilforh and ehaz1sd
. ccordingiy. eaiNf1 Asfer @
early advertisements payaF quarterly.
! he<aboye rates will be siri,t y adLe1edt 70. no
- III. T.. s. JACOBS, PropFietors.
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AN O-RDINANUEs

To provide against the evils resulting from the
sale Il Of in.osiss.ins a,qaors wit1int The tncorpora-
Be it ordained 81 lhsGouncn Of lie lneorpora-
I'D villaee Of AzhlanHe
sEcrIos ]. Thafit shsaas be unlawful for arv
person or persons by SCENT on Otherwise to sell
within the limits Of the Incorporated village of
Ashland, in aay quantity, infoxicating liquors to
ses when sold or to sell szch Intoxicating liquors
to be drank IN amy adjoining room or building or
premises or other place of public resort connected
with said building, p AsAsa
SEcrIox 9. That il shall be unlawful for any
person or persons by agent or otherwise to sell
within the Incorporated village of Ashland inioxi
eating Iieiors to persons intoxicated or who are in
he habit of getting Intoxicated.
sEcrros 8. That il shall be unlawful for any
person to get intoxicated within the limits of the
fncor porated village of Ashland and any pereon
found IN a stale 81 intoxication within the limits of
the Incorporated village Of Ashland shall upon con-
viction thereof be fined IN the sum Of four dollars
and pay the costs Of prosecution. -
SECTION 4. That for every violation of the pro-
visions of the first and second sections of this or
dinance any person so offending shall forfeit and
pay q fine ofnoL less than four nor more than fifty
dollars and pay the costs of prosecution.
SECTION s. The provisions of the first and. Sec
ond sections of this ordinance shall not extend to
the sale of the wine manufactured from the pure
juice of the gtape cultiYa in the State Of Ohio,
or beer, ale or cider. ~
SEcTIoNs6. The giving away of intoxicating
liquors or other shin or-device within the limits of
the said Incorporated village of Ashland to evade
the p~rovisins of this ordinance shall be deemed and
held to be an unlawful practice within the proyis-
ions Of this ordinance. 74
SEcrIesz All prosecution ms under this ordi-
nance shall be m the name. of the Incorporated viii
and all fnes collected for the violation of the same
shall be paid unto the treasury of said village for
the use ofsaid village. Ga za
SECTION 8. The ordinance entitled san ordi,
nance to prohibit me use of intoxicating liquors as
a breverage and to punish the violation of the
same passed July 80, 1853, and IL ordinance en-
titled .iare ordinances to prohibit the sale of intoxi-
eating liqpors as q breyeraae and to punish the
violation of the same passed April 19, 1858; be AMI
the same on hereby repealed, ssa, Eefs s
SECTION 8. This ordinance . shall take
fir ON and after its passage! 81 grl
M D. ssAMPsEL, MAYoR.
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Asministrat,rs sale Of Real Estate.

I N pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
tCourt of Ashland County Ohio, | win offer for
sale at public azc,ion on Saiur lay the 18th day
of fully 1853. At 4 o'clock p. N. upon the premises
the following described real estate situated in the
county of Ashland and State of Ohio, to-wit a
dwelng house and about ono acre of land off the
N. W. corner of the n. w. quarter Of section mum
her 30, in Green townslipin saidcounty, appraised
at $3.50, aisa theE ! of theN W, of the X OF
n. r quarter of ~seciien 90 in said township nd
county. containing ten acres, appraised at $500
Terms of sale; one third in hand, one third in oss
year and one third in two years from the day OF
sale with interest. the payments to be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold.
PAUL OLIVER Apa'R of
Z L. K. SuEnAsp decd
{ dune loth. 1888
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24
s,GUARDLANS SAfE

TN pursuant of IN order of the P~robais~court o:
Ashland County Ohio, made on the 4et day OF
June A. d. 1868, intae case of Sarah Deem Guar
dian of John Deem against her Ward, the under
signed will on the OH day of July A. ID. 1863, q,
10 o clock A. at the door of he Court House in
Ashland county Ohio. offer at public sale the fol
lowing described real estate situated in Ashland
equity Ohio to-wit : the undivided half of let No. IL
South addition to The town of Ashland. Terms.
one half cash on 1.-THE day of sale and one half in one
year bearing six per cent interes, from day OF
sale.
AppraiadatS a76,
-eE- - SARAH DIEM
= Lar s-ysaa-z uardiaa of liam Dcer,