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North Carolina Election.

WILMINGTON, Oct. I'D. G.. Allen has been
elected to the House OF Com mons As far as
re, urns have been receI we'd from along the line
OF the railroads the vote for Gov. Worth is
nearly unapimous +..t
RALEIGH, Oct 19.-The election returns come
in slowly. The indi cations continue that Worth
has received an overw lining majority. Mr.
Dockerey's voc being very slim. Gov. Vance
received several votes in various portions of
the Stale
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The PennsyIyania Election

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The Evening Bull
letin publishes the full official vote for Gov
ernor in every county of the State except Pike,
and IN that il says: We have the official ma
Iority. We have examined and corrected
them carefully from the tables presented IN
the county papers. and believe the Off cial
count AT Harrisburg will n OF vary one hundred
IN the majority. 1t places Geary's majority at
l7,7o6 The total vote reached was nearly
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Accidental Death

HUDSON, N. " Oct. 19-Mr James Derrick.
son, son of the senior membef of the firm Of
Derrickson Il Bartlett, paper dealers, OF New
York. was drowned at Cnittendel's mills. in
STOCKPORT yesterday afternoon. He had Wis.
tied the mill on business, and In surveying the
premises walked out on one of the bulk he i'd
when he Iipped and fell over the water wheel
into the fume. The body has been recovered,
and viii be forwarded TO his friends He was
% years Of age, and young gentlemen highly
esteemed and espected.
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THE WHITE Housr

There was large attendance Of visitors at
the White House to-day, many of whom re-
NAMED till a late hour. No general audience
was given. Secretaries McCuilOch and Sew
ard had interviews with the President
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STRIKE AM.SG THE SAILoRs.-On Tuesday
afternoon the Buffalo police arrested number
OF sailors on a charge OF disorderly cond CT in
interfering with sailors who had shipped for
the trip al less than 80 per day. Ten Of them
were nned SIS each. Six Of them paid the fine
on the spot and the othere were TO stand COM
mitted until paid. There were signs Of still
more trouble
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@From John &. Parker, Post Office News.
sand we nave The GALAXY for November 1,
accompanied by Part Of Anthony Trollopes
novel, The Clayerings," presented to the
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~ Prom Shillington, Odeon Building. ana
from the publishers. we have the GALAXY for
November LIST, the most tasteful, the best edited
and the best illustrated magazine yet stsr,e
n American soil
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Wheat very firm;
white, 80 20aS2.30; red, S310aS3.l2. Corn firm;
white, Sl25as127. Oats firm at 5sasO Seed.
steady. Groceries dull. Whiskey dull. Wes-
tern. in bond, So SO.
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A DOMESTIC Row.-festerday, officer Our-
and arrested Barney Brophy, a boy, Timothy
Heriehey, blind man, Murtagh McCarty
Mary Brophy, and Mary Miller, the latter for
being drunk and disorderly, and the others for
an assault and battery on Mrs. Annie HerIe-
hey. IL appeared from the evidence that Her
lebey went TO Mrs. Brophy's house. and Mrs
Herlehey went after him, when a row eusued
The parties going into regular stone fight. in
which the blind man took part. No damage
was done except that Mary Miller had her fee
cut. Justice Walter ordered Mary Miller 10
be locked up six hours, and held the others TO
bail 10 keep the peace.
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FOB work on sEwEK.
Cfce Commissioner Of Public BuiIfrazs
CdpttOt Of the Uaitsf States,

Orfcs Commissioner Of Public ButlfrnzsI
Cdptf0i of the Uaitsi States.
WARRINGTON DRY, October II, 1916
seAle1 Proposals. will be rec iy we'd At this ofice
until the "a DAY Of November next, at IL o,cIock
noon, and Will be opened at one o'clock on that
day In the presence Of the Secretary of the Infe-
rior 10 do tire fol sing described work, viz
IeNcevafe properly from the place where the
Rre'eat upnnished sewer through the Botanic
Garden terminates to Third street west; to pi.nk
the DOT m Of the creek with inch joiss, in the
same manner that the bottom Of IL Is Dlanked A
lar a. the sewer 10 now buit TO continue the atone
walls on each eide OF the creek to Third street in
the manner thai the walls already built are built
OF suncient height TO receive the arch: and 10
build q lateral three feet barrel sewer rom the
present sewer from the ia ptol to the main saver .
All the materials to be furnished BY the contrac.
tor. and Al ne cssATy preparations such as free.
log inc emanuel OF water, &C :, to be made BY him
I ne wo<k 20 be doue under the su Der visisn of =
competent person to be ON ployed BY the Commi,.
soner, and to the satisfaction Of such person aud
tn. Com missioner. 1 e'N~
Proposals. must be made in gross sum for doiro
oh the tcOsk ~ IT cannot well be divided
The person To whom the contract is awarded
Will be required to give proper sec 1rity for the
p-rformabce OF his Contract. and twenty Der cent
Of the act price will be retained until the
work Is satisfactorily completed:
oe 20 let Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
LOB SALE Oh RENT-A nne tone PIANO. Of
80 % oes style. With stool sod cover, a.
Fsn1g store, 500 : street, near 18th. UNIV
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~ Mr.. John e. Parker, Post Once News
Stand, sends Us the Atlantic Aoathly and our
Young Folks for November
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The Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI. Oct 20.--Oficial returns from
all Int three counties in Ohio have been re.
ceived. &C.
Taxing the Cox and Morgan vote of the three
counties the Radical majority in the State is
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Massa c husetts Politics,

BOSTON, Oct. 19-The Democrats of the
Fourth Congressional District have nomi-
mated ex-Mayor Wightman for Congress
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GRAND LARCENY-Ieste officer Rroxrp
arrested Zorah Neaie. a colored man. for the
larceny OF a coat and pair of boots from Whit
neid Jackson. and he vas committed 10 Jail for
court Neale had been boarding with Jackson
and on Sunday night left the house He had
on the coat when arrested
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ATTEMPT TO GARRoTE.-About one O'Clock
his morning, as Col J. ID. Nc Bride was passing
along street, between 9th and 9Th, ON his
way home. two men rushed out Of an alley and
one rabbed his shirt bosom, which was torn
on Col Mcbride had been wearing a diamond
pin, which IL is suspected they were after; hut
fortunately 1t dropped on the pavement. where
II was afterwards found. Col. McB. had pen
knife In his hand Al the time, and made thru 81
al one, WI nom he thinks he must have cut, as
he imme dlatelY made off !
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lHTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source to- day were 1854, t2s.IO.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCRR OF
R this morning contains the folio wing:
.'PRINTERo ON A STRIKE.-Af the maafi m o.


Of the Columbia Typographical society on sstur
day evening last a resoluso adopted declaring
that eight hour should constitute . day . work
Tor printers. The resolution lcrS mainly oppo,ed
~ the the hands ,corkns By the piece oar ras adopf-
81 ty an OCeTtchetGIHr rOfe. ntf the smplOussv of
tbs GOrernBaeHf PrntiHg Once rOt1ag IN faro, of n
On Monday employers lcere notified Of The adop ,o
Of ne resolution, and they dHotpef ua.iI Pr
day 10 announce thstr compliance aOs- compliance
tc1ih ts terms. The employers dscIded moi 70 ,ay
ga tcesk for e'sht hoSrs' labor per day, and az
cOTdtHgly me yr,rterS an The Government OFrr npd
M ths JOb oDcsS rOHga0pt the Guy gsSf.yTGV r,n,,f
r0TE, aud cypress a desyg indtioH 10 rrork ouly
stghf hours or aOf al all The nploy ers II /. mn
derstood, are no less determined to resist VIII
they assert il al unreasonable demand This al
ternoon the printers have q meeting at the Civ
Hsll, wntD something fnal will be decided N Don T.
We would respectfully call the attention of that
venerable journal to the portion printed in itaI;,
that hereafter they will end savor TO inform th.m
selves correctly and reliably q subject of such
vital In portshce to large class OF our citizens
They would further state that when the employ.
Ing printers were notified of the action of the r.
pograPt iesl Society, they accepted tse same Ana
ed their Offices accordingly at IL O'Clock m
en- Monday last, and 90 continued until yesterd Az
atl2 O'Clock when thu employing book and iob
printers closed their Offices of their own accord.
Will the IHteiiigSnrsv attend q meet np of the r.
biographical Society this afternoon az o'cIoct
~ the Council Chamber 'i''A'
IL THE COMMVTrrv
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PEEsoNAL.-Cheva Waller WIkoff is in town
Thomas Fitman, for many years In the
United States consular service, is in Washing
ION
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APPOINTMENT OF PENSION OFFICERS
The following appointments were made by
the Commissioner of Pensions to-day: DR. H
w. Mccoy, Golconda, ILL.,, Examining Sur.
eeon b. II. Seribner, Springfield. Me-, Pen.
sion Notary.
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OEPHANs' CoURT.-ln consequence of the
lndisposiron of Judge Purcell no business
ives done to-day.
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AN OUTRAGB.-Laste evening, Oficer Charles
Berkley arrested James Genes, a colored boy,
aged ID years, on the charge Of an assault and
battery and an attempt TO commit a rape on a
little white girl, aged l3, in the house IN which
De was employed as servant. Some Of the
family caught the young rascal in the act.
Justice Walter committed HIM TO Jail for court.
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&C 0-laWSW'
RY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Austio neer,,
- Stores 315 and 3l7
South corner Pa. avenue ana OH .tr..e

QY W. L. WALL CO., Auet,op.er,
- =. Stores rs and 3l7 ra-.
south corner Pa. avenue and 9th street.
CLOSING SALE OF A LARGE srocv m
READY hADI CLOTHiN0' nv oSGhhoUI
OLOIHe OA6SIMEREe OiseiH eTSs oous,
s 60 If7i;ssSS1 a At ddggSTISE. FANNY
meneins = 70 ac n,SlREIHG October q. com.
stores arlarss stock Of the above FOOD. com.
S.ssinsrs and Other Pants and Vest. =
Pisess Cloth, Csssineres and 0sssinsts
T; n,ss n snf Uoisfsa ehirtS and Drawers
srspenders. Dry Goods, Socks.
m large gock or Cutlery, such A.
o. gross knfves and Forks, escorted '- =e
g % So.en esnknives, part ysry me
= dozen kszora. part very dne
10 dozen Butcher K pives
20 dozen Ivory handle Table Knives and Forks
~ dozen Engiish and Case Gross Soap
Dozens Cologne and Perfumerise, large stock
70 dozen Combs assorted .att
Honey and windsor Soaps and Noee Pspsr
Fine Castors and Ice Pitcher.
WIN 3 edded g the shove stock
'of 49, q sfiTSs sns; scssr'' broon', Buckets.
with variety q ether Goods. ali Of which Yin
b Dere0pterily cold fer cash. = : -
oc@ ". 3. WALL Z co.. Auess.
RUoKwHEAf. BUoKwaEAT.
o.ooolbs. prime new BUoKwHlAr, Just re-.
csived and for sale By
BHAvANs 4 SHAW.
At the Old stand Of Morrison. Shaw q Co.,
oci5-sw' 8strset, bet. 18th end 18th.
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DRuPOsALs FOB RATIOns-

Q"artermas,s,'s osice. q; S. Mar,as Cbrps.,
ss.,.s p,o,, R,ashingfSn, October ls, 1884.
until Q clock p. NJ. Of Tuesday, the 9th CAV os
soyepser next; fer furnishins ration. to the
from yss9.IE s l ISaae. nss sfs s
BR00KLiN: New I York
eHHniHiiPtasHi ri AiI fssnp%%iysni. c
S0DSR0RT; near Norfolk, Virginia.
PENsACoLA A, Florida.
Each ration 10 consist of III fourth rs Of mound
S' or salt esbtrsn ounce. Of
hour or twelve ouEces OF hard bread. or one and
Of aa.9f. Of p ss.n. 70 on:
lien thereof, ten pounds Of rice or in lieu thereof
and one s s9S n, ounces ounce: q q
M ned vegetshies ten pounds Of coffee; or, in lieu
pounas Ct sugar; four quarts Of vinegar; one
pound Of adsmsntine candles or one and one h.n
pound 81 taiiow; four pounds Of soap, and tao
The rstiops are TO be delivered npon the order os
the commandine ofhcer Of each station; the fresh
neck. and kidney isoa saolaa sed sss
: u the sT p. eo'.
.Ss ;t. saoS the coffee good Rio ts:
TIE beans. vinegar. candles, soap, salt, &c, to %
Al subject t. inspection.
All bids must be accompanied By the following
The nndersisnsd- Of 1. tn. Stat. Of
he they viii WITHIN ten days Of the reessSs
and in the .sad HsS f. 10
good n. Ss. ss ,s e
said - and that which may be sccs pied.
Witness: ~. "uArsh'of.
fF
known to me a. men Of a Da% ss. to m.S
good their guarantee.
Judge, United States District Attorney, or Col
No proposal will be considered unless .ccoups.
MED by the above guarantee. - - b
ss 70 publish the ..ey.
to this ONCE Tor e1,mi nation:
tiaps snd sSo9s,ssS TO- sSe upds oposas Tor hs-
wILLIAM B. SLACK,
eeD-iaNfw Malor and Quarternsstsr.
H HONEY,
:, 1 am to-day receiving HONEY H Of IL. an..,
N. W. BURCHELL.
eop IbSist I House.
II 7 S a rsF
lam constantly receiving the latest leading styles
e, lot yGsnS men nlch ?. are
=! am Also prepared to onsr the Amidou SILK
ana mae On .Sa des % BODY yhich for beauty
notice. 4 3; ss1n s: :in'r'
oe,.,v ss ass dPssn ems ,..i -, a,e.ss:
SHEHANDOAH VALLEY,
waITE CLoyIR HONEY. Tin the ooms,,
NEW MOUNTAIN BuGKwHtAT,
Emp. KING son,
&C ls-st Corner Vermont ave. and isx street.
nYsPEPsIA AND FITs.-A sure cure for these
-distrs.sins conIlAlnts is noy made naov1
---Prspar.tiOns, published BY Or. o .PHELPe
FITS-BR0wN. The prescription ives discovered
FIrs-hs cannot eonscientiousiy refuse to make it
.-ksown, ~ it has cured everybody whs has
.Sfs .1 Is sss. :e u ID: s:'s is
sISssI::: De- 50 .; SsiiRs i sFsoSs SS IS
rr1s-sS: cASixs .na rub soss:aSi
ss::;. 70 De bad q the : 3 5
Vl MEDICAL Weeks on hand and for sais q
&C 10 I1AH0K TAILOR.
WAsHIEGTON CITY sAvIEGs' BANK,
w Corner 7tS asesi ssd La evssss.
,''.', sr ,,,' s =. rSxD SKINS, rr:: :.
"A tuaily cured By MoorsS Asus Cure and svsld-
"a by the nee Of Moore b Antidote. Satisfaction In
nj CASES no y. b. hooRI, D,sge,
rs s:.ss i;:S s:s :Ss 81 . :s
100 rAfE.AAS sL.es TOO
r-''trGT12hss d hEs sSsSS'IsssP AID
With large sn1 var,sd stock Of eesin end isv
|. PApxRHAreIsssSs. Bespsls. &C.
Also. choice stock window ehs1ss. Oval Ptctsre
Tasseis, Picture Mails, hinge, Walnut Brseksts,
&C -
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ALIvHLY NIGHT IN THE ORNrRAL 9uARv.
HoUsH.-Last night the officers in charge OF tSe
Central Guardhouse were kept wide awake By
the noisy parties brought In. One of the pris.
oners brought In by the Third Ward oficers
was taken with fit Of preaching, and his dis.
not brought TO conclusion till an earlv hour
this morning, to the great annoyance of the re.
lieved patromen, who were trying to enjoy a
snooze before the trial. Lizzie Herbert. \ COL
ored nymph Of the pave, and Lucy smith, one
OF the same sort, were brought In Ger en-.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The PRINTERS STRIKR-It will be remem-
bered that the Columbia typographical So
clety, AT meeting held on Saturday evening
last, adopted the following amendment to the
scale OF prices, TO take effect on Monday, the
18th instant:
s'Composltors AT pressmen employed by the
week shall receive not less than S24 per week
eight hours to constitute a day from the LIST OF
October 10 the 3lst Of March, and ten hours to
constitute a day from the LIST of April to the
Both OF September inclusive. For extra work,
SO cents per hour; after 12 o'clock, midnight,
IS cents per hour, except on morning pa
pers.")
The proprietors OF job printing ofices
throughout the city held a meeting on Thurs.
day evening, and il was decided not to accede
to the new rule, but to close their ofices at II
O'Clock yesterday. Accordingly the journey.
men were notified, and at ~ O'Clock work was
stopped, they refusing to work under the old
scale.
A petition. signed by the proprietors, was
also sent to the Comptroller having charge of
the Government printing ONCE, stating their
action in the matter. The Comptroller also re.
fused to accede to the new scale, the law re.
quiring that the working hours in the Govern.
ment ONCE should be the same as In the outside
Offices. The hands at the Government Office
were notified OF this yesterday, when they all
struck Immediately.
The scale does not Affect those working on
piece work. but the piece hands in some Of the
offices are cooperating with the week hands
to sustain the action Of the Typographical So
ciety.
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0=NO. 531 nth STREET,
US WASHINGTON, d. g., Oct. 10, 1856.

u q
In conformity with the limit att on OF time for the
presentation OF cia ms az atbst the now under
The charge OF the Comnisssry GENERAL of Prison.
es principally" money that had been taken from
Union priss ners OF war and recovered " rad nv
direction of the Secretary OF War to be on or be
lore Oet 1850, OF which due public notice Was
given By the Commislary General of Prisoners no
claims presented after that date will be conadsreS
s oy the board Of OthcsIsr now in se.soa in this
psrtment, A. G o., of date Oct 1. 1856
such evidence to complete the claims presented
addressed f claim ants their agents must be for
wsrded to The Commisssry General of Prisoners
AT Wes ming ton, ID. O., so TO reach that officer
on or before Nov. Is, 1865, to nable the Board
to make their report and complete their pro rata
aw ards
By order Of the Board
q. CLAY WOOD,
breV Ool. U 3. A., Asst Adj Gen.. President
oc l9-4t Brew 1t Col, u IS Recorae,
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IA4Be GUILD. Dealev % Ne,c esd Seeosd Go.d
- Fk,nifsse. Old fuI nfture Re paired. RsI0.
holstered and varnishsd. 18th and sts, near
the canal Highest price paid for Second hs sd
kuILiture. sellys
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CIDER VINEGAR,
u CIDBB VINEGAR.
CIDER VINEGAR,
CIDER y1NEGAR,
~ CIDER VINEGAR
Anpefsonsi want 81 PUBE OIDRR VINEGAR
will do we'll to call and examine nv stocs hs,a,n
purchasing elsewhere. "i'
u, Gooas delivered free Of charge, in all parts of
Ws.n.rston and Georgeto Wn, ID. u
TERMS CASH
Riley A. SHINN
Union Rottling Depot,
&C O-lm ~ Greene St, 6eor9 get SNn. ID a.
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BOARDING,

EOR RENT-Plesssnt ROOMS, with BOARD.
beautifully loeaten, and convenient to the
town 81 "a az
EOR RENT-SeveraI well FURNISHED ROOMS,
= with BOARD Apply At No. 459 on 18th street,
oetNeen y ana II streets, vest eide oc Sat-
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT-From s.
. 10 SI5 per month. BOARD at $50 per week
Al 70 $50 9th street, between O at. and Lo uisia
avenue. ocl3lm'
nESIRABLE pOUBLE ROOMS, with arst class
- bOA I'D, at 81 Penn'a avenue, corner Of 2ist
street, near the Treasury, War aud Navy Depart.
ments Transient and Table Boarder- accommo-
ua'eo- Oc Is. cost
ROARDIN0 AND ROOMS FOR RENT AT
- No. 212 x sTREET-Mr E. Lnnny And
sister having leased Dasis's Hotel, on street
eetw.en 18th and 18th streets, are going to keep
hrst-clsss Boa riding House. Their capacity a. ca
terefs cannot be beat Dinners or Sn ppers Chick
en- salad or Boned Turkey served to priy Ate fami.
NJ at the shortest notice; can give the best OF
references. ~ '' Va
oc 1885, HANNAH IUNNy
ROAkD- Good TABLE BOARD with Fresh gnt.
y ter and j ava Coffee. can be had at 37l Penn
y.vAnlA avenue, between ~ and 9th streets AZ
Sio per month. References exchanged. Sc 7o. Ims
TABLE pOARD st No. asa 10Th street a sev
= doors north OF the avenue. Terms S1 Der
.,0a.1. de l6-d
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M.
O'CLOCK p. M
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

"AshIAeTOus OctOoer 20, lo00.
jay Cooke e 90. furnish the following
o otations of Government securities:
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GRHAr BARGAINS IN SECOND Inland
One octave, round Chick erfna $500
One MINUS 4 Clark Sl1S,
One Lfndeman. Sl25. HXy
One Carhard Melodeon 425
The above Instruments We will sell upon easy
w. G. MErZEROrr CO.,
Sole Agents OF 6tei nWay . Pianos and Mascn 4
hamlns Cebiuet organs. &C 1857
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hereby certify that the above named
known TO me AZ men of property, And able to nm axe
good their guarantee. Il = y
To be sigeea BY the United States District
Judge, United States District Attorney, or Col.
lec,or. Ts - WI
No proposal will be considered unless acconps-
d ed by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the aAoxs
will send the paper obtaining the first fusertion
70 THE once for mi alton
Proposals to be endorsed .Proposals for n
tions, and addressed TO the undefsRpeh
WILLIAM B. SLACK
&C D-1aWfw MAJoT and Quartarnaatsx
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HONEY HONEY,
am to-day receiving HONEY Of the tns.,
flavor and appearance
N. w. BURCHELL,
Corner Of 18th and y strssis, under
~
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BEsfAUBAHf AHD DINING sALOOH.
Southwest corner Of Psnna. ave. and lith stree
A-sm =. n. RE0AN, Proprtstor
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-19
ROAD NOTICE q s' I'.- ~

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
ofqAsblandl County, ar THEIR next Session, to
be held Of, the First Monday aof September,
A:p. 1866, praying for the Alteration4of the
County Road leading from Ashfand.. Ashland
County Ohi0itol Wooster; Wayne County, o.
in said Ashland County, as follows:
o Beginning dt5Re North WestS UUrneriU the
North IEastauartsEepf Section .2sltnvDship
~, and Range 10, owner by George 'Dinta-
man. in Perry Township sAkeScce East "a tho
North line Of said Dintaman's land where
there is now o Road established to The Coun.
" line between Ash. and and Wayne Coun-
ties to the N6rtht asti,Curnsto0faHto North
R Msst aanFler F # sSsfHti0pl2 s ss 4t%sEgnsshiiyf2Sana rand
! Thence South on the County line between
said Ashland and Wayne Counties toc the
South East Corner Of Said Geo. Dfhtaman's
land to intersect the road now leading 3rom
Ashland to Wooster, about IL rods South from
the South East Corner of said Dintaman's
land, thence Soutliaon Jacob Kradys' East
ne about forty Rodsito intersecpa All diagonal
Road running from said Kradys, barn 10 Woos.
ter, the terminus Of said Road. oNiN9nM
~, And upon the establishment Of the .aboye
named road to yacate the following Roads
The road commencing at he'North West cor.
nner Of the North East quarter Of Section %,
township 90 and Range IT,, -o
Thence on the Wooster Road 10 the County
line between Ashland and Wayne County, al
SO the diagonal Road running, North and
South through said George Dintaman's land,
commencing at the North East Corner of the
North East quarter. thence South on said di'
agonal Road through said pintamhns lind,
and also through Jacoh Kradys' land 10 1.-THE
Road running East near said Kradys' barn.
Your Petitionerstherefor ask that such BRO
ceedings may DO had to establish such Road
as may be authorized and directed by law
SAMUEL WORST & OTHERS.
July 2E-4w7