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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY STEAMSHIP TO SEPTEMBER 20.

Our European nles by the Nova scoian reached this
eity from Quebec yesterday afternoon The papers
Aased the Goth Of septembcrone day later than the
nails Of the City Of interesting
details Of cable reports TO that morning.
Lstters from Hegoand say that in that obscure Brit
fab dependency gambling is tolerated openly Is
Baden, Homburg or Monaco
The journal du HARE announces the departure Of
General Beauregard for New York
Experiments have been conducted large scale Mt
Aaran Switzerland for the purpose Of determining the
sest brsecb loader for the Swiss troops French
sssan and wurtembuyg officers have been there 10
watch the results. Eight systems Of brcech-oading
were offered for trial and tho Swiss officers awarded the
1rst place 10 some American Invention.
The Acnd. SAYS, september 10, tina; the Marquis de
Boissy is much better in health.
The tnita Iiaiiana OF Milan learns from veneta that
ne flag has been Tying from the balcony of the
government palace NJ Man,ua
II In stated that after the reduction required TO
psace the Italian army peace footing, there will sail,
remain standing army two hundred and nfty thou
sand men.
The accounts of the famine In Bengal India continue
(Augua 2l) 10 be distressing Subscriptions In aid
a the sufferers being raised all the country.
Great foods have taken place in Scnde India seventy
miles Of railway have august 2 been seriously dam
aeeA and the traffic will probably be interrupted for six
weeks The Great Indian Peninsular Railway flooded
between Parma and Calians the 10TH but traffic
Yesumed the 18th OF August
me Prince and Princess wndischgra,z Marie Tag
iOsD spending their honeymoon in Paris The
Prince made efforts tosabdicaie his title hts
yags with the well known artistic which privilege the
OOur Of Vienna refused grant in consideration OF the
ea,idrcn who might hereafter claim their rights
NJ Eelston, OF the physicians in attendance on
Napoleon, has given 10000 francs for the Manoue
esasc. situated between PARIS and AeauI. Nanoue wac
Formerly celebrated abbey Of Benedicline friars and
wss not only the most ancient in France bat in the
whole Of Europe. having been founded by knight DE
Yuscy by name four,shed IN the seventh century
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stws fsoa FORTRESS x9ssN

Ponrnr~ hoSnos, oct 4 100
The steamer Worcester nineteen days from Liverpool,
for Baltimore arrived In The hsrbor last evening and
remained Of anchor a, quarantine until her psr.sngsrs
we're examined. sbo had two hundred and ssvertsen
sieerase passengers and not single ~ ftkssw &C.
Cured during the trip.
sale Of government buildings took pla7s 70 day
about ono mile from the Point The bHidlnss zero
about thirty In number, and 0n lands 9@ned ny
Hon. jos essu and Mr. y. SewalL rhsy prinel.
pAly bought By The former gentleman except cases
where Fovcrnnsn, employs occupying ,hsm gwen
|fbe privilege ~ purchase.
Tue weather promises 10 become Sietf arain
The seet ~ vessels silll detained he hafuf b.t
vill take the fr.. opportunity 10 ALL
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The Northumberland strait Gable Success
fully Laid.
Tho cable across the Strait OF Northumberland con-
Meeting Prince Edward Island with New Brunswick,
from Cape Traverse TO Cape Tormentnc, was success
fully Lard and completed Tuesday last, October 2
The work greatly obsructed and delayed by rough
weather. and occupied from saturday Of last week until
Tuesday.
The Terrible and Midway, which were engaged In the
expedition, Immediately started Tor England without
waiting TO take in Goals at Charlotetown prince Ed
ward island, or Pictou Mr. Charles Hyndman, Su-
perntendeni OF the Prinse Edward Island Telegraph
Company who board one Of the steamers, was
carried away, and pu, ashore at the Gut Of Canso.
COMMUNICATION, therefore, is now perfect between
Europe the United states and all British North America
LAND SEwsoUspLASD.
meeting OF the directors OF the New York, London
and Newfoundland Telegraph Company took place on
Wednesday evening" October O. at Mr. Cyrus W. Fields
house, in Gnmercy PARK place, New York, TO take
into consideration the proprety OF constructing new
land line in newfoundland.
The directors unanimously endorsed the action OF Mr.
Field, and ordered the immediate construction Of new
line besides the thorough repairing Of the old In
structions In accordance 10 Mr. A. NJ MacKay
Superintendent of tho Newfoundland lines Efforts
also being made 10 have land lines along the whole
route between New York and Hearts Content.
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Duke Michael Governor General OF the Caucasus
railway IL 10 unite the port the Black Sea, 10
Bakou, the Caspian, passing through kutais and
Tis large part OF s course being through the valleys
OF tho Ron and the Kour For years six thousand
soldiers have been employed on the works, under the
direction OF Mr. Bailey, English engineer Important
works are IN progres Poti which win make II the
principal port IN thai part OF the Black sea- and steam
boat service between there and Constantnople beng
organized, well as carriage road between lns anu
Tauria Ihe merchandise (ros Prsia and tc.trai Ana
,pui Gerry lkIy arers hese hnssina u and may be
foreseea that Me tGns- Caucasian rairdT rN afsor0
Lusge ooyttoi ~ hs trdns befreea Emope md asia
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Berlin Sept 49, correspondence Of the Manchester
Guardian

IBtfIn [EfVL IbI t6T'hpbhutEt" VI EHt HHHVtlvtF'F
Guardian
The King Of Prumis, though now three sore year
and ten,t In energetic and active as most men
MY but there IT, nevertheless in many quarters, an In.
dcston Of desire 10 worship the " Rising sun =; but
satisfactory 20 know that in any ntnguss OF Thai
kind which may be taking place the Crown Pnnce Keeps
most steadily sloof
His Royal Hghness Is rarely seen Or heard o. e,cep'
In connection with his military duties IN the perform
Of which he has given evidence Of his ability whila
he and his royal consor following the dictates OF Their
own good sense, appear be more dsposed TO enjoy
estic felicity than 70 ntermedds with the politics
of the cour both deriving great satisfaction from ths
constant and anectonate kept up With Wind
sor and Balnora whi~h ever meets with cordial re.
turn proving In many endesring ways W the Primo ~
Royal that though no longer present, her Royal bgh'
ness Is seldom abteut from . mothers tboBghr
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syroti n ssSrn 40 rgslss

nesro- 0~f Z, 80
Moses williams sen 4 nsfnbsr N ~ hrn -
y An Williams, wholesale Nqeor deslsss s0ot kitnssf
~ BIS residence IN Brooki ss and si.d a. rsorning
Hrraos oct g. isss
I Tho wife Il John wsgsr ~ afstf Ia INA cgasir
Dommittad ssci6a yesterday morning ~ h.rsfnr her
ssf 10 o1iho8sa sac hsf t~sn abcrag un1sra a..
prss.en n sprm fr soma tlns. All lad fssaosnty
threatened 1tsxs tss ovn nfs
A gexfsm4n 81 ths stty, vLn<s fAsna = vshssia fer
rassnasl reNsorf sSasrs.t ftes<ay evening" std
ettstfss1 70 tcnrIt wssssde M sANe 10 " 1s4.H
bs krusA sin rs@w Ma fusg su a eestNsl
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RE FENlAS-MExICAH MUDDY.
Santa Anna to Attend a Fenian
Picnic.
lie Desires 10 be Presented 10 the
Irish Patriots.
Important Notice in Relation to
Mexican Bonds.

The movements o. parties connec od Win tho hbsrs-
lion OF Mexico under the lead OF santa Anna oonasss
attract attention but little additional raincred
except IRON lying aud unreliable ruiuprs. Hossva n
appears that the fcnian circles Of staten Island lnlend
give picnic a, Pavilion Ill., near the Quarantine
landing, ON Monday uexi tho 9Th inst At which largo
delegations Of The circles in ana around Now yof
be present Colonel Roberts has occasion 20 nya
santa Anna 20 be prcson that hc may introduce hun
10 his fellow conn,rymen The neDcal has accepted tho
invitation to be introduced The 4 stipable country
patriots o. tho Fenan chief. Tue inlio~sng
IL TX
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a sad tragedy occurred a. cocymaDs Holios ~ Tits
county to-day named Jadnon Palmer having
eIored With ne laughter II Archibald sisphens .
wealthy farnrr Stephens followed HEN ard meeting
In the house ugtas trend both frr~s pistols
began nring sAFh other stephens shot dead and
Palmer vas wounded IN the bead bat n0t badly bgs
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sisrLtko pouTds

nAfuxur. OF IsR
The unc0ndlt.ona rnon hef gSand demon
sarati0n herr tonight Thsrs nesting 10
Mounmsn, square AMI t0rrhlxnt ps0ssMnion nsss 20
very nns display 81 and 1rss0rss Among ths
devices the procession too monitor. nring q
al ma rue~tlnU
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the CABLE IN ENGLAND.

svrivni ~ tho Great Eastern In the uer-ey
.rs Inter~.rinG -cenes-The Last Moments
at tho Atiasti~ telegraph Expedition.
Prom NE Manchester Guardian, September 20
tse expected arrival n the Great E~fern 10 The
NeNsy on Tuesday ri ght yesterday morning csussd
CREST ssnouus Of inseress Id liverpool DE ship bad
ts~s wportcS or Cfookhs~en abeyt ave Gecck On Mon
dsy n 81 ssd vas hn,shs ske yocid oseh Lvsf
pcc By Tuesday evenings ude; sut vhen, durnG fhs
10 ~ -ssshw u fusssa3 .vsrnx he isisgssh 1se<
" ~A.s D~~ ap>ss vsibs % Hclvkes1 al wNe ava
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Tvs H1wtssD Wiz CasN-rfwFssrrn F~N1smv-ff "a
reported that tho testimony tsaEg taken ~ e0nsrna
.0uef ia the Hswlsha oil Kbows bsyoDd fnaaon.
abls doutt ttstthe sghsfafwM ~ 5iia Am Howand
certain papers Toned wi8 ~ r~csIscssd that
Ntsa hobsnsyn, shs cyntsrfsnt fo1D1s bsr %
former w. Ia ghksh ths tsmtatss beggeNibea most VI
vbien the teatAigr agress, c0ssi6esnilon ~ Ms
fsst8nssn srssHilrg ~fh ffcipr1siy mssans Mo
H1~taEd her chief herr not 70 sbsux&fa The wfH
out Miss koblksaBa Eh0ri8dss ne e0xtssi@nt has
recently pu, into the durswsi@ espy - the
uart s4ppas@d " create The tnpreoRsSn thsa f~sh
cof8ss erseatsd Al The coo Retained
by sach - The rarties ktt~rts stsssd ssss ls~<
week that he Signatures ~ kyfsts Ans Howi.sf tis
t~o ne0nsrsssH irsoed ikf.agh ths psp4s fsots
that the wn aud q s@s-s ~ c1fsfuI
shes tie three Ffnstsr~s 70 ~ 1sUfeal tks nss~s
Isfsicglm. = NV hffsvd stands,d, 8spx I'll
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rae HM,ss


Fr0tau Nrrtsai ~ me Y Nv
ono 81 ID. priroucr. lately tbo Ian ~ 81 Tho Ensiis
authorities ireland, nsmod Moussy. native % Ca
iow county. arrived In thi. city nm "Wednesday. rh-
En gish government offered reward ~ 81 GO IN sofa
tor his apprehension snd FOR - ancient el1snns
liberated him condition a hs leaving the oosntr,
ns escorted a. and PIT borfd The sisansr for
America y tso ~ the officers % the Isb oonatabgar,
graina st.t~rhood.
The lady IncInber ~ the Fenlan rtleflooi held very
largo meeting Last nishi Al NJ flapbsss Lesd.sa
for The purpose ~ making arrangements i0f he oonsAs
fair for the b.nent ~ the rstottTs In Ireland very
Of money add ssaabs pre- n,s usr~ handel
In BIZ lllr IlironN ~ lhn Oldef.
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PiAssrfR Cows, n. b., oct. 4, 1850.
The shore end OF the line the New Brunswick side
has been laid miles OF The old cable, TO avoid
reel which the former Cable injured.
The Midway passed the Gut Of Canso the 3a bound
for England
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Tvs slcwsw Irss~ Ts.ss ne s.utass4 rEsss
u Ne Tas iuwpI cat 84riGg In PAS yss y ~
ras1ns- district 50 90 go II snds rsartsl n AT
the Esstsfn states Barso f,s~sge ssS ~ ss1siqrs
CfneiEfsi xne ~ gssts u Qua. Clos sitss sxf
ksrsss Nscf.ssa All Assshsfu wsconan nstssr
- ftattFs<a nfrfnstor - map ssMs~ th4t -
lsfS be Tfttnb&w ~#sq rses rsftsf 0st 90 ABtgfs1
tEf sfy nnteus ths Co. fny nsstssss ~ fitt
ttfry Hifnns asf fhs rsd rTss-a uIfatayy - tao
FhAs~s~-~twsnty nihlnNs - feet - . ~ sAs go.
httff El1sefs, t~ss1ss whfA. M&Ey 60 arr Iva
c4ksg lsslSss Teigas ts~wSwsks
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"a sasns Al

f4s-synu ~. fs~
go. Al ys,ss,~ a. ~ 49, wst ~ tssTsfsS
. Go ~, rsgfs. n 80, t%sn
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Cnrd from Minister Romero Relative 60 Next
Uords.

wsEnIN.fvs, Oct. ls6S
Tho following letter from tie Mexican legation ".
,ssncd In consequence ~ the armpt of sescra parties
In New York 10 put spnrions bouds on tho market.
which had tendency 20 inJuro ~" liberal
There IL hut authorized sgrht the United states
making purchases for the rcpubc % Mexico, and 10
acts under Tho only power recognized BY our severn.
mcnt and under The instruction aud approval Of the
Nerlcan Minister, se6or Romero
Msx,pAs LKsArios, wanussroS. OFT T. t@s
Tho Minister u tho Mexican rspublc having lfea IN
formed tina, solns parties representing thosrivee
ihDrisad TO make contracts issue bonda In hs
hsif N ssd republic, the public IL hereby
cautioned aud respectfully n0,iAod thai con
tract ~ any Kind. any bonds psfpoulbg
10 b@ concluded or issued IN this country In bohAf Of
Mexico are b. conaSrrcd valid and bindinx
on tho Mexican republic unless they be srpfofci ~ ~
minister accredited IA. government ~ u.s United
States this condition belng la accordance VITA Ngssfr
INSTRUCTIONS rssd from tina NexFan s.yernW ~
i.sAtto NAki-3 AL. sscfoiafy ~ iceaii9n,
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90 RnotpuiY, Nm IoNK, Oct ), 1903
Ms ~ cheney Genera ASrns1p iorg1 sssfA AsNs,
'hmuander.in Chief Lllsu,tinr Army u Aico:
hENkthAf-on Monday the sih INST gfaDd picnic
81 We lrian brotherhood " staten Island vii ,ase
place ~ Pavilion mn. near Quarantine landing.
avery fsrerai drsire has been c2prc~sed that yogr
frequency would honor the brotherhood With your
presence on the ncnn ani request made " mn that
shouil extend a. sou an nv iSion 10 that efet Ia
performing - hfr'fhhlr once desire a. express the
mop" mat Won VIII " rresNH. showing that n s ahnrd
the very highest qualification nv countrym men 10 w.l-
come 20 their fee - distinguished soldier al General
Antonio Lopez de- Santa tnua
Should you accept tho ,nyl,ailou Y viii AFFORD ris sin.
FlcGsure 10 meet yoAr Exeecu y and presani snu
10 my cauntrymcn With highest regards and esteem,
have the honor to remain. Fc
WILLIAM H. RORERTs
Prcsd 1 iOnlan brotherhood
~ the United S'atea and other portion IL Am.rca
stNas
Sr'rtN lNiANn Hasitros PtRk, Oct 4 lSss
Honorable Wiltiss " H5nErs President OF he trnisu
Brotherhood, kr
sIR-h ~ extremely Ffs'lfylng ." me 10 ncsHuw edge
the receipt ~ your knd Invitation extended 4, me,
through Your medium, % the nains Of tho Fenian
brotherhood, IN Which an requested 10 attend thsir
f,te on Nopaay negt hes press my mort heart
felt thanks Tor this attention nud ahouid he aide q,
separate myself from "a" n4uou8 attendant upon
my humorous occupations hail most assuredy await
myself of this opportuusY ~ presented yosr
,innblc cnuntgynrn and paitluE nave thc honor 20
be. your most o'cdien'. Z ~ SASHA ANNA.
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A Nan Eiapes With the Daughter at - Wealthy
Farmer Of tIba.y County and Afterwards
Kills the Father The Daughter Remains
with the Iiomirtde.
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shipment Of Artillery for Canada.

Ifrom the Manchester Guardian, Sept 20
A large quantity OF stores has been shppsd nj
Woolwch for our North American provinces One 'eH-
sci tages out 10 Quebec twenty field battery two
FOUNDER Guns eight twenty FOUNDER hownzers ten
twenty FOUNDER guns light battery Of six Founders
for the artillery militia. and five esrronades for the has
ttoux
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yIl.IllM II. poepgTs
The Feeling Ia Canada.

luroyro orf I. 1904
ON receipt OF The lsasLo ~ Iofonto Containing Tho
OF the alliance btweeu President Roberts
and General Santa Anna there Sas great excitement
among the commercial % Tho city. The Canadian
officials state that thc alliance known 70 them
early september They think Roberts all IN
good Faith with tho MeNieans, aud whilc Idding them
OF dangerous enemy who has been ,hr-a,.nus 70 IN.
wade beir homes they expect peace ana security with
a quick reelection Of their present tsxrs
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Special Deposit Of $4,000 In Government
Securities In the Hartford National Bank
The Bonds Not to be Found when Called
, 1866-02-27
Al WUGtCW
D. McDOUGAL, President.
H. G. FUHRHOP.
FRANCISCO FONTANA.
8. IIICCHETTL.

Moved Mr. Hnhrg amnddWM Mr. Julien mdm carried that the Report be accepted
TeChmmnH then rq1hdHo M@g vote fora Director mhn pmf MI MDugh whose term of ne had
Gpmd
Una scrutiny hev votes Mr. MDmpI Twas reelected
Moved Yh NJ B. Smmonh @@nddH M FSdmeHmg that aConmthed heS Shareholders be- pphd0 rte
purpose nMdg hec Constitutional Ae@ka and mM mmn he Directors - 49,
the Chmmn q@tdh then egh vote hU at Mrs nmdSn notion
After GamHahmd the w@hndedm,u there Np@pd6 h Ryd@s against talv &;t the motion was therefore
carried
The Meeting having mw d6rh efe Shareholders to Meh the Constitution the result was thea pWmmehof henl
lowing Gentlemen -Maas LANCE; s. LcheH;I c. A HHgMeg;M BSmnOnk,% and sdMgm for that r
= MdyM s. B. LANCE @@ddE DR. Coud and carried H&he thanks dhe Megm rendered to the Directors
for theirs services @
NIB Lap uadh ash the Mma1e mnddb Mrs. LumeM mced
After which heM Meeting adjourned
TTHOMAS Goth February 1866 JOSEPH LEVY,C Chairman
HHAAGENSEN Ag &nMm
, 1866-02-27

ADvidend at the rate of per Cent per Annum on 19O5 Shares Or on $3O12
audited: ST. Thomas 18th February, 1866.
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SHERIFPS SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Ashland County
and State Of Ohio, bearing date of Sept. 7th,
1865, and to me directed, I shall expose too
sale on the farm lately owned by Thomas
Wright decd, in Clear Creek township, Ash
land County Ohio, on
Tuesday November 6h, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ, the following property, to-
wit 20 acres Of corn growing on said farm
and the undivided half Of nine acres Of corr
grovink on said fhrm cling property taker
BY virtue u said execution, at the suit Of tn
First National Bank Of ashland, against Jas
No Wright ct al.
JOHN G. BROWN, Sheriff.
4w2O-pfS5 90.
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WAKTED. s24.6O per day.

AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen, In
every County In the United States, to sell the
Ink Powders Of the American Ink Company.
The powder sells for forty cents per package,
and will make ink enough to fill fifty bottles
of tho size usually retailed at ten cents per
bottle. A smart agent can sell q gross Of II o
day, and clear S27, so. The ink can be made
from the powder in three minutes in common
boiling water. IL Is perfect black ink, the
in the world. II flows easily, doesnot corrode
tho pom a particle, never gums up, Is not in
jured by freezing, and its colsr will last for.
ever. Every family in America will buy II,
4. as package will last q family for years, and
ink can bo mede in small quantities as want
ed. With each gross we send 0 thousand cir
culars, with testimonials from clergyman,
lawyers, teachers, merchants, commercial
colleges, editors, &C.. and the agents name
on the bills. Only one person will be made
agent for o cou ity. The first one sen ing
Thirty Dollars for o gross. will receive II b.
ratpFn express, together with one thousand
cirsuiars and the right TO sellip the the coun
~ he or she ~designates. II others send fci
The sumo county, the money will be ~returpe'
I'D u EN- free ofexpense. To, make sure on
had beiisr designate several counties, eiths
Ia or she will take. Send for trade list an
uloirculafb II youdare run the risk Of waiting
or send the money for 0 gross. Letters I'D
dressed 10 the Mayor, Postmaster, cashiers I
Of the banks, or the express agents Of thil
city will show that the business is honorabl
aud squnrely conducted. An Ink Powder wi
ln-aQnttgnnil te,apy address, free Of charg
onHfeceipt u orty cents.
Address, writing your name, town, oounI
and State distinctly,
AMERICAN INK COMPANY, ManchesIt
NH. THOMAS W. LANE,
Clerk for the Company and Special Agel
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board of SchoolExaminer Of Ashiand
County will hold the following ExaminA
tions,a at Ashland, during the year 1866
The2nd Saturday Of FebmaryJT4sA
The End and 4th Saturdays Of March;
The End and 4th Saturdays ofApril;
The End and 4th Saturday Of Ma Y;
The End Saturday Of June:
The End Saturday of August, 5aan ,Ltsa
The End and 4th Saturdays Of September:
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays Of October:
The End and 4th Saturdays Of November;
The End Saturday Of December.
These Examinations will commence ct o
O'clock A. M, and close at 4 P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, signed by o tleast two 70.
sponsible persons will be required which
testimonials will be kept on file. No oertif-
cate can be ante-dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerksfrom giving orders
to teachers for pay, unless they have certif.
Gates embracing the whole time Of service
The School Law requirosteachers to Under
stand the following branches, and be able 10
impartinstructionin them all: Reading, Wri-
ting, orthography, Arithmetic, Engiisharan
mar and Geography. A~failure in one, 10 o
failure in all, and those net having q fair
kuU WlOubo Va ONeNy OuO vi Inc aDOy0
branches, need net apply for o certificate
Particular attention WILDE paidto Orthoers-
ply and those nothaying studied 1t, win bn
promptly rejected. M private examinatio"
will be hold, and no application stby lsttere
will be answered. Only four grades Of Ger.
~tifcates will DO issued, viz for 6 months, I2
months, Is months. and24 months. A Ger.
~tifcate for six months is o trial certifcat and
will not be issued q second tin.e tosthe same
applicant. Those having certifcates for six
months must be able to procure certificates
for IL months, or none. School Directors are
requested to furnish us reports ofthe success
ofteachers, as they will aid us materially
in granting certificates only to those who are
successful. Those expecting to teach tb
higher branches will be examined according
ly. The standard of AshlaEd County Teach
ers mustbo advanced, and applicants will
bear this in mind. There will be no adjourn.
lmentafter Examinations commence untilthey
close. Each applicant isrequired to pay .
fee Of so cents as q condition Determination
and must be paid in advance :
BY order of the Board. =
r. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
january 1l-19n31 81
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A Valuable
Farm fOr1Sale.

A tprivate sale, l will sell my farm in Per-
AIRY Township, seven ~ miles south East
Of Ashland, known as the McFadden farm,
containing one hundred and sixty Cl6O) acres
of excellent land we'll adapted to raising
grain and grass, one hundred and ten clear
and ahy acres ofgood timber, a large bear
ing orchard, a two stry hewed log house,
weather boarded, hewed log barn shielded in
roof new, a good spring house and two nevel
failing springs.
For further particulars inquire Of Milal
Culbertson, now living on the farm or a. tn
Bank Of BAKER, BATTLES &Co, Ashland Ohio
8gfT "a G. ROTH, Wooster, o.
Sept.5. Je6B.-8m13. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-07

n6- D. NEWTON, Dentist, having sold his
residence in Savannah and boughtin New
London, will move. after the middle Of Nov.
next. Until that time he will continue in
business "a usual at Savannah. All persons
indebted are requested TO call and se.tle.
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