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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-18
CHIEF QUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAnoLrNA.


WE Charltsto l. Il. o., May Is, 1861 J .
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED At THIS
~ Ofhce until IL O'Clock, IL on Tnetddy the 9th day
OF June. 1885, at which time they will be openei, for
iurniahng the Department In this City
with OAK AND PINE WOOD, until January ist 1867.
Deliveries to be made OF South Commercial Wharf o
sucn u es, aud In quantities, may be required
by the Depot Quartermaster.
The quantity .quired monthly will probably be abou
One Hundred Cords Of OAK and Ono Hundred and Fifty
Cords Of Pine.
Bidders win state the price per cord Of the kind O
wood that they propose to furnish.
Two good sureies in the sum Of One Thousand Do
srs each to be named u the bid will bo required for
che faithful performance OF the contract
Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejeoted.
Proposals must be addressed to the dersigned and
3.l G. W. THOMAS.
Nay 10 is
EDIslO AND Ashley Gan l. Cam pan !.
OfFICE EDISTO d ASHLEY CANAL CoMPANY,l
CHAnLEsroN, q. O., March 16, 1855.
PY ACT OF THE LEaISLATURE PASSED AT ITS
l9 last seseion, the EDISTO AND Ashley OANAI.
received permission TO increase their capita
nom One Hundred Thousand ts10o oOo Dollars to Three
Hundred Thousand t$oooO00) Dollars In sharos Of Ona
Hundred tSl00) Dollars each.
The pnblio are hereby informed that tho books, for
subscription to the additional Stook will be open from
a. 70 z. NJ daily, at tho ofico OF Meoars. JOHN
MaGb co., corner Broad street and Eant Bay. The
stock subscribed for TO DO paid for by monthly nstaa
mons OF OF Five tS6 Donars each aud every sairo
a 45seit% az, %. SO J.RAvENEL MACBETH,
~ 81 sgSli :. Ak 8ocretrry and Treasurer.
3, 'oasolins Times' copy and eond bin TO tlis
otaca 81 49, & Ehroh 10
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Charlotte and South Carol

ChnrIotte and South Carolina RAILROAD.
A., CHESTER. 3. O.. May 16.-The train passed over
the new iron bridge which crosses the Catawba
river on the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
road for the first time to-day. '
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THE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTIOl

The Edisto and Ashley Canal COMPANY
ARE NOW OPEN ATTHE oFE1oE OF MEssRs ygo
o. RIGGS co., corner Broad ana East Bay. I5f
sHAREs. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH. payab,o
In monthly instalu,eats ofFTvE DoLLARsPRRa aHARE,
Apply 70 >. RAyENEL MAoBETH.
Z April IA u. gecretsrv n,,d r.r,-,,,-,..
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The Daily News.
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEsT CIRCULATION IN THE CITY

avTHE LIST OF LETrERs re-
aaaininR In the Postofhoe at the end
OF enoh week is published officially
in THE DAILY NEWS everv Fri.
dav morning.
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NOW York Market.

NEW YORK, May 17-Cotton firm, sales twelve
hundred bales at 35 to $50. per lb Gold 2sy.
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a5 NoTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST
British schooner ALERT, Captain MANN. must be pro.
sented at our office. No. l25 Bay by II O'Clock IL
Tomorrow, 10th inat. they will be debarred pay
ment. A. ENsIOw k 20
May 10 Aoent.a conaionaa.
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aI- THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLI-
CATION will be made for renewal of following certia-
Gates In Homo Loan and building Association-the
same having been lost-will be made:
W. b. Heriot, No. l2I. February TO- 1860 hvo shares.
A. McLoy, No. As. February TO- 1860, ten shares.
A. McIoy, No. 203 July %. 1850. ten shares.
May lS 1am3mos
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eS- EOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
demands against the estate of the late LAURENCE NJ
KE1TT will preron them properly ATTEST on or before
the 1st of July next to Messrs. MowRY Il co., North
Atlantic Wharf. SIS. KRTTr
April 30 ftul2 Administrative
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ag ALL PERSONS HAVING d EmANDa
against the Estate Of the late wiz H. nsJIIEH ,s,SI
msso MsI psYYnent ~ 70 EDWARD sRSsiso -
~ =. = h :. M a. ms ma Adnainisssa.o
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81 THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding FAIR in aid Of
It's fuuds,at Hiberninn Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
May 20. The following gentlemen. members of the
congregation. requested to act as Conn ttee of
Arrangements
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS lWM WALTON SMITH
LEONARD CHAPLIN, liz. @. DBFONTAINE
VIII EY T. BURGE, M W CROSS
L GAMBREL. DIR. T. g BRMMISGWAY
w. ). MIDDLETON, B. W. WARREN,
R. N. BUTLER, VIM. NJ ga IF
w. II. SMITH, Capt T. J. LOCKWOOD.
II. c. STOLL, L. r. POTTER,
EDWIN PLATT, w. B. MOORE
JAS. COPES, G. CHAMBERLAIN,
O. A GRAESER, J. s. MARTIN,
9. A. NELSON, W. R. MORRJa
DIR. Il. BAER, WM. w. PRMBERTON,
DIR. J. r. MOOD, LAWRkNOR STEIN,
E. COMSTOOK Belts G. HENRY WIFI RLER,
W. II. JEFFERS, W. MASTERMAN.
Nav Ia
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Our dates from the North by last nights NJ all
and Express are to the 10Th:
Europe.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-24
The Dead Letter ONCE.

Tho deadletter Office is one Of the Gu.
riosities of Washington to the stranger !;
but to those engaged in it, it is terrible
drudgery. The opening, examining and
sorting Of fourteen thousand FIVE hundred
letters every six bours involves much
hard labor. butt must bo done, for there
are four;and a,hall millions Of dead letters
come to the Office every year. All that
are signed are returned to tho writers !,
but 80 many are written-by "Your affec-
tionate Adie," or "Your loving Susy,"
that each clerk has q huge two,bushel
basket by him, into which all letters, un.
signed by the full name are dropped.
From that receptacle they pass to the
chopping. mill, where they are cut into
email pieces, SO that they may never be
read, and from the ehoppiog-kuife they
go to the paper mill. The great majority
Of these letters are through the careless
ness Of the writers and it sarpasses the
power of imagination to know how peo.
pie can be SO careless, especially when
they send large sums Of money. Nearly
6fiy.eight thousand letters came to this
Office las! year, inclosing bills or checks
or bonds. And how u.uch do you sup
pose these letters contained? ? Ove- three
millions and half Of dollars ? Onc let.
ter contained two e.thousand dollar
bills: 1t was returned to the wriser.--
Another had two hundred and fifty del
lars in it, but nothing to show the name
Of the writer. Fortunately the pos mark,
was only partly obliterated, and could
still be read. The letter came from
Chicago, was remailed there AID adver-
tised, and the owner came forward, say
ing the when he sent the money he was
10 SO much of hurry he forgot to add
the name The most valuable letter, or
rather package, that turned up "dead,"
contained bonds worth over $4,000.
All sorts Of curious articles 60 there.
| was sanding by one day, when the
first letter contained twenty-five dollars :
so,n after two packages of medicine came
along. Sometimes duns, daguerrotypcs,
postage stamps, ead-bags, even snakes,
bottles, &c, came through this general
repository. 1t is an omnium gathsrum
Of small things.
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An Indignant Magistrate.

Some years ago, in Egypt, Illinois, a
rough. looking man was brought before a
county justice on n charge of assault and
battery. He had beaten some one very
badly.
81 am astonishcd," said his honor, sat
your arrest on such charge. You have
beaten the man horribly, and l must pun.
ish you severely. Why did you do it ?"
Because" was the reply, she pro.
voked me-"
"What did he say ?" t,. ..
"HO said, sir that was q thief"
"Won't do, sir. / shall have to fine
you heavily
"He said / was liar"
"Won't do--no excuse" ..l.a
"He charged me with having poisoned
my grandmother"
"You shouldn't have beaten the man
so badly" sat ~
HE said ! was the offspring Of ca.
nine species Of the female SEX"
"No sufficient provocation. Shouldn't
have been so severe. Should have got a
warrant. Any other excuse ?-must pun.
ish severely" u AtaaA2
"Yes, your honor; he accused ME Of
being Republican,"
"Did he 7 the scoundrel ! Called you
you, sir called you Republican !
If you had shot the scoundrel dead, no
jury in the world would have found you
guilty. I dismiss the case"
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Webster Revised,

Mr.. Arminidab Scroggs soys he is
about TO issue a new edition Of Webster's
Dictionary, which will include every
word that is at all calculated to hurt any
one The following is specimen:
yIurder-An ecceutricity or accident
frequ,ntly done from the purest and best
of motives. ... .I oil
Forgery-An unfortunate slip Of the
pen, a playful habit Of writing another
persons name. ,....
MISUNDERSTANDING of a man with,
out the absurd ceremony of asking his
consent. .u
Burglar--A man who visits auotLer's
house without formal invitation.
Wife--0ne who doubles our sorrows,
shares our joys, and quadrubles our ex.
penses. ..t.r l.rl
Marriage-A mutual mistake or dou.
Bile swindle, t.. Gu.
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I@- A young lady once presented me
with book mark, having the inscription
"God bless you" and cxactcd promise
that il should be placed in my Bible, Tut
never.to remain day at the same chap
ter. Faithful 10 my promise, I took it
home, and rubbing from the lids Of my
Bible the dust Of week, I placed It IN
the FIRST chapter Of Matthew, and daily
read aehapter, and changed its place |
became interested as | had never before
in the good book ; and I saw in Il the
truth that | was . sinner, and IL l would
be saved then promised God that |
would see bis face OF the earliest oppprtu-
nifty, mud II he saw fit to convert my soul,
that ! would spend my life in bis cause.
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Marriage Extraordinary.

An cxtraordin ry marriage took place
at the Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Mr.. Carrow, Fourth street below
Arch, last evening. Mr. Reir, German
by birth, and celebrated tanner or horses
by profession, was united in the holy
bonds of matrimony to Miss Hanna J.
Duke, the Iowa giantess The bride.
groom served with distinction in the Un.
ion amy He is rather below the mid
die stature Of mankind in point Of size
and weight, he scarcely turning the beam
at one hundred and forty pounl Is. The
bride weighs five hundred and eighty Ave
pounds avoirdupOis. She has been ex.
hibited at Judge Ingalls, Museum, on
Market street, near Ninth, for some
time past. Mr.. Rein, on visiting the es.
tablishmcnt, fell Violently in 'Ove with
the fair giantcss, proposed marriage, and
"of course she said yes"
Last evening at eigh. O'clock, the car.
Iriages drew up tcfore the Museum, and
the twain, soon to be made one, entered
therein, and proceeded to the church =
The bridal party consisted Of the Siamrse
twins-Chang aud Eng-nnd other cele.
brilies Of the Museum. Upon entering
the church the visitors were the most
observed of all observers" They we're
united in the matrimonial bond in accord.
ance with the plain usage oil tho Metho
dist persuasion, after which they retired,
The event was extraordinary bee ,use of
the remarkable fact of the difference in
the size of the parties /. wa, regarded
with great deal of interest The bride
did not ialter or trerble upon being led
to the ALTAR Philadelphia Press, sh
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"A Cat Sucking Puppies

Atthe store ofC. Rhine, 4O7 Msr-
chant street, is to be seen the strangest
spectacle ola female cat nursing three
black.aud-tan terrier pups, instead Of her
own family Of kittens. It seems that
when the litter Of kittens we're about two
days old, a friend Of the owner of the cat
had some terrier pups Of the same age
which he was about to destroy. At the
solicitation Of Mr.. Rhine, the pups were
substituted for the kittens, the cat ap.
parently not noticing the change !; and
she has ever since sucked and cleaned
them the same as II they were her own
offspring. Instances are known Of cats
and dogs forming friendships for each
other, but this ia believed to be the first
instance known where the maternal ins
stincts of q cat were SO deceived as to
suckle litter of the natural enemies of
her race.-Sdn Francisco Bulletin. r.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-24

b@rYoung man, how do you spend
your evenings? Are you frequenter Of
the drinking saloon or other places Of vice,
OF do you occupy your leisure hours in
acquiring useful knowledge, or in the
company Of intelligent and virtuous asso-
ciatesY Ifinthe former manner, we I'D.
mopish you ss you value your future sue
cess and usefulness in life, resolve upon a
change. Keep clear Of oil sinks Of vice,
shun tho intoxicating cup, avoid luy and
dishonorable associates. II Is a true say
ing that he is aktoi man whose intimate
friends are good. Morality aud iutelli.
gence are fast becoming the standards by
which men arc measured In this country,
It Is wisdom 10 heed this truth and shape
your conduct accordingly
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"A CARD.

Edito, Union: gW oh non aagiYbA
10 reply to many letters and inquiriss
from people in this section of. the ;coun-
try, the undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns Of your
paper, that our renowned pfepafStioS
known as GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
is certain cure for Dyspepsia in its vors,
stages. Many cures Of iong standing
within our own acquaintance, have beeR
completely, and We believe permanently
cursed. 1t will stop distress after eating
almost instantaneously, and enable The
dyspeptic who have lived for years upon
Graham bread and the plainests diet 10
eat as heartily as he pleases, anything 10
chooses, without danger Of distress, or
souring, or risird on the stomach. II. is
an iniallible corrector Of indigestion aud
constipation, creates healthy appetite,
stops sick k-headache, heart-burh, sickness
Us the stomach or bowels, and sWeetens
anensive breath as soon as you take it,
otfd by enabling the patient to take plsn-
~ VI uacfty ioUu1 WhtOu 10 tuu Pa1ouHt
Of health" produces vigor, strength and
energy. In every trial we have known
it hae speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with
all its attendant sufferings, weakness, do,
bility and loss Of power, giving instead .
proper activity and tone to the stomach
and organs Of digestion, and as we conf.
dently believe, and as the published oey-
tificates in our circulars, almanacs, and 10
many Of the leading Journals, from con.
valescent patients will confirm, completes
ly, permanently, and almost miracplopsly
"cure the worst case Of Dyspepsia in -efr
istence." vs. warrant it in every 10.
stance. 1t can be obtained at all the
Drug Stores IN the United States aud
Oanadas, at 81 90 per bottle, or sir bot,
ties, for IS.
G. G. CLARK q CO., Prop'rs.
-8m2D q'@i Ncw Haven, O..
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Attachment Notice.

James Oliver Plaintif,l Before VIM, Cowan j..
against P. of Greene Town
7. G. Dehaven, Def'nt.) ship, Ashland Co. o.
On the 10th day of December, A. d. 1865, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
above action for the sum of sixteen and 20-100
dollars on q certain due bill made by the said
Theodore c. Dehaven to the Plaintiff, due and
unpaid. The said case will be for hearing on
the I'd day of February, A. d. 1866, at 0 o'clock
A. NJ. JAMES OLIVER.
January 10. lS66-3w31, ti.. .,f ifs
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s9- Two lawyers in Lowell were re-
turning from court, when the one said to
the other: o. 'is. q
"Ive 4 notion 10 join the Rev. - 5
church-been debating the matter for
some time. What do you think Of it"
"Would not do it," said the other.
"B ecause ii could do you no possible
good, while it would be great injury to
tho church. -asm.. E~,tia.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
JAMES X. Wick

vs..
BENJAMIN MCKINLEY.
By virtue of Vondi Execution in the above
case duly issued out Of the Court of Common
State Of Ohio, and to me directed, will expose
to sale, at Public Auction, on ..'t $3.50
Thursday, January 25th. A. d. 1866,
at the door of the Court house in said County,
at o'clock z. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to-wlt: the East
half of the Northeast quarter of Range sixteen
90, township twenty-one, en- and section six,
teen, Ci6), containing about seventyrlye acres q
land.
Terms of sale Cash. ... .-...., ta
]. G. BROWN, Sheriff
December 20, ls65-iY2SpfS7,5 -e.
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.SHEkIFFS SALE.
Will am Miller

o. a. W. Eohelbers.r. ,ssa a
TN pursuance OF an order Of sale in the
i above case duly issued by the Court of
Common Pleas in and 10, the County of Ash.
land and State Of Ohio, and TO me directed, l
will exposeto sale, at public auction, OF the
door of the Court House in said county Of
ASHLAND, on .-.-....r.
Saturday, January 18Th, A. d 1865,
at 2 O'Clock P NJ, of said day. the following
lands and tenements, to-wit; Lot number e y,
in Nykrantz' addition 10 the incorporated vii
lage of Ashland.
Terms of sale cash. Appraised at $500.
]. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
December 6-4w26pfST.50
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l6- Love Is as necessary to a Young
girl as the flower to the bee, rain to the
parched earth, or dough to a hungry
duck. Without flowers bees can't make
honey; without rpin vegetation, would
perish without food the duck would
starve and without love the girls would
oil turn into walking vinegar kegs, take
to drumming on asthmntic pianoes, and
screeching out doleful ballades, such as,
"No one to cheer me, no one to love,"--
From such . fate, good boys deliver
them. 9. Z ~ ''N-
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SHERIFFS SALE.
john SceTr, Jf.
vs..
SAMUEL KEIsTER.

SAMUEL kEIsTER.
DY virtue of on order Of sale in the above
ID case. duly issu out Of the Court Of
Common Plets in and for the County of Ash
land and State ef Ohio, and to me directed,
/ will expos, to sale, at public auction, on n
Saturday. January l3hb a. d. 1866,
at the door u the Court House OF said Coun-
ty, at 8 O'clock P. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing described lands an 1 tenements, to-wit y
Being part of the Southeast quarter of Sec
ton fifteen, township twenty -one and Range
.iitsen. bounded as follows On the North by
the lands of 0betz, on the East by tn land Of
Henry Brandt, oh the West the road leading
from Hayesville 10 Ashland, Containing one
and three fourth [lal acres. j. 'f
Terms of sale cash Appraised al S.
]. G. BROWN, Sheriff.
Dec. 13-4w27pfS7,50 ..,I ...
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". RALSTOr.

and Silver Smith, one door West
Of Potter's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio -
Gold spd Steel Pens, and choice variety
Sf Jewelry kept constantly ON hand. -
pIiigheIt piice paid for old Gold and Silver.
,Repairing done to order, on reasonable
TSrms-Satisfactorily warranted.
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: HTCKOK 8 BOW.KER

ASSORTMENT OF FpRNI-
iture, consisting Of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
sGteads, Chairs Of every description, &C.,
They keep constantly on hands lot Of Me-
tallio Burial Cases and Caskets. Having .
new Hsarse they will attend pr smptly to fun
erals in any part Of the county. Furniture
madeto order. Room one Door East Of the
Post OMce. Up Stairs. (vl9n60)
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". II. JOHES7 or.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over Wallaek
s Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land. Ohio. A)so authorized by the Gov
srnment to procure Pension Certificates
,nd Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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III. &. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par.
tcular attention paid to collecting. Probate
business, Partition cases anG Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
liiller's Block, Second story. Main Street,
opposite the Town Hall, Ashland, o.
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N O 7 [ G q a..

II. Rust, Plaintiff J Before Stephen Mapes,
.,. vs.. j. L. OF hanover Tp.,
A. Ransom, Defendant.) Ashland County, Ohio.
On the 9th day of December, 1866, said Jus
tice issued an order of Attachment in the above
action for the sum Of twenty-six 99-100.
December 20-3W28
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as those who are wise and prudent enough 10
remedy the defects Of nature with . Of
CRIsTAD0R0's HAIR DYE,
are doing every day, in every City of the
Onion, Is eminently' praiseWorthy. This
peaceful revolution is going on throughout
she whole land. and thus beauty and harmony
ippplant LONELINESS and incOngruity. Man
ufactnred BY ]. GRlSTAD0BO, No. 6 Astor
House. New York. Sold by Druggists, Ap.
piled by all Hair Dressers. % in28) l's
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A1oAwE@US $50
.IOHF ID. JOKES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, y. Partic-
: ular attention paid to Collecting and ou
sincss In Probate Court. Uffce on Church
srset, between Main and Sandnsky
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GEO. W. HILL, M. d.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashlana Ohio -
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment of the following special diseases:
Dyspepsia, disease of the Liver, the Kid
lneys. Scrofula and Epithelal Cancers.
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PHYsICIANS.
DIR. L. Il. CRIEE,

OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen.
tire and Wash ngton Streets, Ashland, o.
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u. III. .McCO.MRS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Ashland
Ohio. Office in tho Brick building over
Siuger's Hardware Store.
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j. r. COW1.E. NJ. ID

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio /:
Office over Hughes & Stacher's Store, op.
posite the Town Hall
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bgaiogDR. R. NEWTON,
ID IN ~ ~ = 65 Up q
IN SAVANNAH, Ashland County,
may always be found at his Office, ex.
eept on Saturdays and Aondays- 80
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SHERIFFS SALE.
n, haskell
Peter Redding and
BENJAMIN Mckinley.

n, haskell tif9 siol"
vs.. fIt.-aEl -.44L tsUll aira
Peter Redding and W.
BY virtue Of an alias vendi execution in the
above case, duly issued out Of the Court Of COM
mon Pleas, In and for the County Of Ashland
and State OF Ohio, and 70 me directed, VIM exs
pose TO sale, at Public Auction, on NltsgNSh
Thursday, January 25tk, A. D. 1866,
at the door Of the Court house IN said County
pt 2 O'clock ?, NJ. Of said day, the following Der
scFlbed lands and tepemepts, to-wit, The North
East quarter OF Section aixteen C6), Township
twenty-one, (21), and Range sixteen, (16), makr
Ing sevepty-hve acres Of laud, 2ICih Tgics1
IsTc5 s8.l'e5 III O. pRowN, sheaa q,
Dec. 9or4waspfe7,6p yS 80 llI,
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To Die in . Bad Cause

as those whose fall In the rsbel ranks IN.
dOubtedly do, is foolish. But on the other
hand
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mediately Vest Of Cahn's Store.