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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-07-31

The President has appointed Generals
Sherman, Harvey and Terry to act as Com
missioners, in connection with others named
by the last Congress, for selecting location
for indians, etc.
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

oswrco, Aprl a. ls0
w S ss': Il 81 Pr 'sa. Sas rs M 3 ~ 10 Sc .s::
a liz. Sssss. n: I;
a.s sn held g 70 s crn SG e car M lots % ssd I: 2 for
peas quiet Mil feed and firm; shorts }aa SsI;
$50 Sas W 2Sss Sss @ sssssS sss1 ..s ..
nectady sac. Y
spring ..s: ' ssi. psl liG s.
Us ia Wc
s . 70 s % I0sS q ~
iss iss :. 's IN store Moss ''[. quiet "a Lard sss'
srssss ssSs s s sssSa g. sas ss: Is ~ M .s: ;a;
y.ss sa...s = T. 2 hss Il nsss
wssy !, M sa u AZ s. 4 ssns u rroyons % quiet mes. go
a%a H f's sS.s.a iSs ssoa
.ss sfsss
Flour ,% y but quiet n whs: arn closing
N s. Ss ays a sss's's sas ne sr
fs ts o e ss s0ss sss. e ss' s..s:
%sa s 10 m sS .s.
Tobacco heavy Cotton adva-elns, xsc FOR m,ddinss
shSs. y ss y y; prime f: y
9 40 Snses ~ g Corr B.rs dssn 81 10 q 3a
81 sz I've dn 81 20 81 S. Lard quiet unchanged
whiskey dull 81 Is
Tobacco sales IS hhds at 81 10 SIS. superfne -four
dull; $40 Sll. Wheat nominal Corn-sheled, 81 10 q
81 H. &c ST. Oats 7Sc SOC. In bulk. Mess pork
~ B 81 D bacon: shoulders, &c. 9%c clear sdes
isse. Lard, Eye, Ia iiercss y hisKey free, q g;
Flour eucs and srm double sS,r,s ss s. q. Is Wheat
for No. Corn steady 81 10 for No. In bulk Rcceipts-
l.3U bbs four, 1900 bushels wheat 25OO bushels os
2,bo0 bushels corn. shpmens-l.yD bbs. Hour, nO00,
bushels wheat
NEW ORLEANS, April H. 1857
Cotton active and llzc. higher Sales 1000 bales low
middling At 2c Receipts ~ bales Exports ab06 bales
Sugar and molasses nominal and unchanged Flour duh
and UNCHANGED; supcrine Sn is IS Corn easier; mixed
whiskey % 10. Gold lssh sterling sxchsnre. II Iox
Ns" io'A ''s"' eA''A's'' 70 MosIr xr sry,, a m,
Cotton hrm Sales to-day 900 bses; middng &c de
Receipts, lS6 bales.
SAVANNAH GA, Apnl n, 1857
Cotton is excited and irregular Hoders have ecne
rally Withdrawal their stock sales 1b7 bales; nddinss
CnAsLxsros. 4. O., April ~, 1857.
Cotton very hrm. sales 10 bales middling q 26<c
Cotton has advanced lt{c a but ntsle offering
Sales, IS balcs receipts "a bales; middng, 23xc. 2c
Cotton advancing; saIss at nse N,Sa Reesips o. the
Corn nrm: choice white d ~ . 81 % Oats &c = 9sc
Flour nrm supernne, go 60 Pork. e23 - ga Bacon
Clear Sides, isssc. Lard in ksgs, itc
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

idea that the convention should take any action relative
10 the annexation question. and regretted that II bad
been brought ALL The eyes Of thousands OF French
men both IN the United States the Cangdas were
upo he convention ani nothing ought to be done that
wontd raise up slrfe but rather that the action
should such to cement in great bond Of friend
<S,n tbe >yhole Of the American French popuai,on
!, ,,uclusion Of Mr. Riopelles speecn he follow
T., rsso lutions were reported BY the committee and
a1optad-
,., As ~ union there Is strength. and that an e.
tsiion only produce lasting results:
H ~ vifit 81 concord liberaty Justice ~
nTsal our acts Il S-te cur poushs; and naAmnch ~
~ nossess Nd which WI csn nse 70 I'D .cles
ssss sIk ssips o. fSenchmSK sie.hsr Ensn sa more
FIanee 4r he Nailed ~ 81 nhabiA the Ameaar Canada
e and.Sas, n,ch Is tke em ia The
Ia are being pSliue&s A. air rights den' people
~; FA bs.s 4pgyR strased aud sd their inter
a'sss.;s s.,s.S & SOLD 70 m0a
IN sSIs vspass tied IKE the rest q
nS shsy ,ld bc evsn also ~ ,hs
u X III Sct CAN Country 'so = '
.sSe sss as ss.ss nssT enjoy and the rgh.
"A xmsr ns 70 mors lss o. Of the n &c
snsf n AIaPrs take part IN the represena
isei u,sfl a consequence instead Of being
Se 1nv ed and maintain ourselves
,ossr An AZ Ahecos protest against the establish
a. IN the British provinces this country
TIER ssziosa Canada and encourage them 70 continue
ii sa tstabshed In Canada and hope the Canadian
Sr br will succeed TO annex their country the United
sngrsss In its resolution protesting against nusc
And hostility TO the interests OF the French in America
The convention then adjourned until the following
day.
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

Gates 23ys a a. Government gold bearing secunue.
declined Y u during the early part OF 'ne wee1' ~.
subsequently more than recovered the decnne' an1
closed firm at the advance
The money market was easy throughout :. -
cent to the Stock Exchange with excep'ionai u'lsAe
tions at and q while first class ccmmerciai papei
discounted q, per cent with exceptions at e and ~
"a The bank statement for the week will reflect the
prevailing ease BY showing an increase Of about three
ana hair millions in loans and deposits The disburse-
ment Of the coin interest on the hvetwenty loan WIZ
increase the demand for money temporarily, but 'ne
latter is at present moderately light
subjoned are the highest prcss obtained for bs lead
ing stocks sold at tho frs. regular sess9p 81 the Ex
change on each Saturday OF the past lDef weeks
The New York herald., 1867-04-29
FATAL aesulr Of atcxlfss uavMs.

Coroner Schrmsr yesterday held inquest 1t Belle
vue Hospital on the body Of John Bradley the who
was fatally injured on board rail last Thursday
afternoon, as previously reported In the HxRALD Con-
siderable testimony taken which went 10 show that
deceased was riding up town the frons platform Of
car No. Q, OF ths Third avenue lima when near Nine
teenth street. Charles Fisher coming down on
the track with horse and cart and immedatey behind
him was Francis Mulvany, In charge Of heavy truck
belonging 70 John Mnttnewa soda water manufacturer
Mulvsny was shouting 70 Fisher 70 'shau out' and
make room for him A. Fisher sndeavorng 10 turn
ssds MuivAny whipped up h,s hoFxss and In doing %
the truck caught tho part Of Fishers Carl swing
throwing the horse Ono ~ see shafts struck ana
psnssrasd Bmdlsys abdomen thss forcing him through
the window and woodwork d the car Fshsr stopped but
Mulvsny. whipped up he horses and attempted 10
escaps, but fnbss puFtssd and overlook him While
Uruerne togesheg 4 The roe oaioev Brsckess Of the
prscinct came up and arrested the reckless
driver Who rssIseed with ali his force and endeayorcd
10 ~ away. 10 noe ul the onscsr drew his pssoi
and thrsasnsd 70 ssos Mulvany that he consented 10
ihs prisoasr was much under the Influence Of nouor.
Dsedsy was forthwith removed - che hdspita whsre
dsash subsequently easusd
me above sss,s q iacss Appearing 70 us juy, nsy
~ dscsess4 eans 70 hs death fssn psSlositis ~
roone & iptug Sooivod lhrsuoh The oafsas aud 49,
- driving o. rrsasis MsIvany In NJ supov a J66T
nsssh,ss ..s ,s. .eda wass nanufAdsurs on SsA dy z
On me above vsrdd Coroner soh,rp,s committee
Muvany TO- the Tombs 70 await The aoso1 c6 Shs rsS3
Jury In default Of $4,000 ball DscsssI vto ~ 4
. nn11vo n xFuanuA .. ~ -
The New York herald., 1867-04-29
Taf FRENCH MOVEMENT N rsf WEST.

PrsccediDGs Of the Convention In Detroit
The Asncxn,ion Of Canada-Esrcsch Cana
disrs Object 20 being "sch 10 Me-
uarchv.o
The French Naiisnai Ccnvsson began lis sessions In
the Chy Hail Detroit the evening oe The 2sth inst
About sevcnty.nve delegates present Simon Pau.
part presided
Messrs Pasdeioup, Domino, LAcroix, Fre-
chettc BlAnchat, Csdeux and Barclay The following
gentlemen were then called upon and severaly cd.
dressed the Conven0r :--L H. Frochette, editor OF
= 'nbeersoseU, OF Chicago Dr. Whtfofd, Of Detroit I;
Dr. j. NJ CAdeux. OF Dcsrot; Pierre BaachsI Of Ls Re-
pablscsn u Montreal; nr. Parent Of Chicago, r. Pas
deioup, OF Illinois, and Claude Ropee, Of Desrott
The speech of DR.. Cadlsux was IN English He set
forth the objects OF the Convention which were 70 ns
ete such would most enectuaiy consolidate
tbs French claimant Of the United Statee The boad OF
anAon between the French And Americans was being
yexy stronger oementod and that feeling which hnd
" nrh In the revolution when General Washington ane
Lafayette fought side By side until the STARS and
rs.p csmc out Of the smoke aad confusion - oasele
sos ~ gold parEed BY tho Are had incrssesd until
~r, ~ we nations had shook seeb other By tbe hand,
a. ,, pnAbnantS OF either couafry regarded thoso
sss.r., 49, vnh ths most amnabis feelings The
II r...s" ~" alluded 10 the question ~ the anne cxacn
fsgsges y, - ne United States, stating that IL vas
49, 5s 49, stsnch and opposed bitterly " the Eng
s,o, sl IN ~. nope that the tlmo would speedily
Al, aus, .s,s ~. 49, -hond bs one
-" sh"An VA Rnslisb. and dspreca.ed the
The New York herald., 1867-04-29
the Police sAssrpArry epFylucfs.

Prisoners frsm she Fourth Dissrses Bres~hs
% the Temss And Sent Back.
ssraay morning several psisonsrs arrested h ssms
u The uptown prscincss OF wAch ne roursh pa.,cs
roIfcs Court a composed, we're hrooeh, before Ju.sss
Heenn - shs rombA hsl shaG nss,sfrsss IN
gsh sesoluon recently pssaed By ihe Board on Pocs
Justices, declined adiudcatng upon The cascs and
directed tse officers 10 take their prisoners before the
magistrate 10 tho district from whence thsv came The
officers took tbc .prsoDers in charge 10 Police Head
quarters according 70 az osdrr promnsAsd py suern.
ten IA MT KrnBsAp
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

Corn meal Brandywns. -. ............. Ss 6S
prime sss 4 y T. !, ssn:
M@ausss sssai FOR White sSfssls ssSs.s
sSss sSs S
81 & spfS' when
ss oas s -fss fss s
about i5o bushels 81 9 81 s5 for mixed Wes.-
ne y $ S. Ass
owsr but he demand was fair the soncsssion sales
$4,000 bushels a. 7sc ass for Western So 70. s.s vss.
COCO bushels at 81 os for Western afoat and 81 2 for Cam
ada West of barley malt a small sale Of common was
s.ss sass
S ana sser bales ss sSsn a. M 70
sian brig with 1900 quarters corn to Cork and Market
paaifh 1sTA q 1900 bDls petroleum to direct
GussY BAcs remained duh and nominal at l01sc zoo
We quote i0lsc gold in bond.
IiIrpMsna was in some 70 demand sales being made Of
Other Kinds remained inactive
Shipping quoted 81 ~ u 9o and retail qualities - W
ors continued in moderate demand for consumpsiop and
rather active but prices & %
.es ee On ps and
Is hhds. English Island at Cue.
was Hs sa fss a Ct
@ f @ Sa ass %
% o Y on ruled ns p9
The only sales heard Of $50 bbls common. and
strained q SSs and 200 do. strained at Sl0 Tar va
Linseed which ruled firm tons sold a
&c. gold Jobbng lots generally sold at 81 36 Fish oils
lined dull but steady a. our last quotations Lard
sessp;s la4 bb,s 10 DO beef 40 pack
srs 20 ar ana - ssy lard ~ The
change in Some Of the were at trae less
.s s Sss.s: SS'sS
prime msss s ana sls y slg 9T prime sso fatar. de-
s q a. pnss:
changed in Value western being quoted sao 81 OF
| tierce beef sales Of moment were reported Cut
ages a. 2i.c a isi4c fer hams, and s4c 's &c.
Cumberland There little activity in he Lard
market which, however. continued hrm SafeslOo bbs-
at l2Ec. 1875 Butter and cheese ruled steady, ct
PErsolnuM stn ruled quiet but nrm, at l1c in
bulk and issc& a. i'c in bbls ior regular gravity Tho
There less demand for bonded which, however,
frrstandard whi,c being generally held 26c. which
Ssaa q asw small sales NO saes made m
RcH ruled quiet b. steady at Ioc loc for carolina
srEAnlSE continued moderately active saIes-lS0W lbs
l1c. I4c.; also 250J0 lbs grease, part AZ 91{c
and the sSa ws
Fair " good refining Cuba quoted l01<c l0>c The
for at1er price for cisrcdand s ac es
Porto Rico also 29s boxes At alxc and l000 baos
Manila private terms Refined were steady 1t l6c. fsr
SEgDs.coyer dull and unsettled, prices ranging an
the way from i4c 70 shs inside price for Ohio I'm
/ cutta iinseed duh, but drm. 4
TALLow remained steady Sales $4,000 lbs at u5<a
WinsKrr-Recepts ssl bbls. Tho msrke, ruled ou,et
but firm at previous prices. assgs a f7---- IN =
The New York herald., 1867-04-29
REvENUR RETURNS.

The folio wing return shows the amount Of taxes ro
ceived at the internal revenue oiice oil the iuny
second district Of New York. Sheridaa snooS
FOR tho twelve months ending the 3lst o. AAon' A0o
MANUFACTURES ASD PRODUCTIONS
The New York herald., 1867-04-29
Totals. IS, 454als ss,sss,ses $3.50, ,e2l

Totals. .$5 54,2l6 $5,sss, ,9e6 $s670,6A
Annexed the total valuation Of tho Foreign imports
es this port the week ending April 20 compared with
thoee Of tho preceding weeks also the value Of
dry goods entered at the port and thrown market
since January Of this year. and for tho corresponding
period in 1865 and 1S65:- e
Wssss Ending april r. April 10. April %.
Dry goods ,407 92e sL2 968 81 336 500
Cen merchandise. 5,05S34l 3,S66,eH 5,o03 954
Total 50, 467267 IS, 10o $50 $3.50, $40
The imports OF dry goods for week and since Janu.
ary folows:-
For the spesl. 1S65. ~ 1865. 1867
Entered tho port. $42J,o2t $l,9O5 $50 81 1856 $50
Thrown market 5l0o6l 2l07,7 ,705 Laos, $40
Slre Jan L.
Entered the port ls2 242 $85 e24 s24
Thrown market. I5,7JsOl3 5l,l56, ,003 80 o36 0s7
The leading items Of imports tother than dry goods
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

market for this staple ruisd saIss unssssd
asrins Ne fnsr nprs of the day. nIddas uSiands bs.s
gsosed ~ the var from no V Dc bus sewsres ~ see
~: leee ireGuln u prloeA and Did6lr0 uD1e1oo
qnn ateady and very hrn q The ubta1e4 gnea-
NO. Ins Demand which Tor the mog9 pnrs n90ulo
mated. the sales footing up 1spo bales We auots-
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

o. ~ o9Ys e1 NJ A. Benson l2c and 800 do ex yaIhy
active. ~~- o'As1 Aanos feAAaxn9o
FLock AsD GRAI..-Reeepts. S628 bbls dour lP D.
mea ~ bushels corn and 50 do. The m
sate ana western -FOUR continued rule Arm AIhot III
again advanced l0c mainy on the Iosr And prices
advance checked the demand however ar Trades Ihe
rate business consnnamated Csy - only q mode
e.sssey anasr moderate demand a0ul @
fair demand and the market ruled zonthsrn Ac9r ~
gHlsa 6oO obs q the appende nng The sales SggL
~ % Cen Mas aPm. w,s saies @ Soo nsr nos A.
ms ~ - So f city and Brandn more az nv
terms pnncheos Of the latter were aoid on prvate
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments
and balances at the Sub Treasury in this city for the
The New York herald., 1867-04-29

Annexed is comparative table showing the ship
cuts OF specie from this port last week and during the
year to date together with those for the corresponding
periods in 1855 and 1906
1866. 1863 1857
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-09

l 2 Z q -
We may be partial, but we desire to be
just. The silver Moon and her gallant
officers are also fayorites with us, and we
gave both sides of the picture. They will
| be side by side again no doubt. sss4s 4H8F
LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier of Tuesday
| says: ~
On the falls last evening were seven
a AND me naif 1ni ieet water in the pass,
rising. In the middle chute there were
I'VE feet water for ascending boae. while
..fnt water over the rocks, or steam boat
six and a half feet. -,
ST LoUTs.-The Democrat OF Tuesday
says:
The river continues falling steadily, re-
curing general sparring out of boats. It
may be concluded that a L the upper rivers
the wharf yesterday. Freight heinz s scare on
the two boats loading for New Orleans
deferred their departure. Freight is
scarce and low for the mines and the forts
full.
During the last trip of the packet City of
Was EeP EfeY her and
friends as by a miracle His life was fire.
quentiy attempted or in danger. On one
spider. and bitten severely In the hand.
The hand sweIled rapidly, but q prompt
application of whisky saved the limb,
another occasion, and by the merest
chance escaped a broken neck, q watery
grave. or something of the sort We hone
his life is insured
MEMPH. s.-The Avalanche of Saturday
says the Great Republic left New Orleans
Friday, at noon. She had been advertised
to leave that port on Thursday, and if her |
owners expect to command passengers |
they must be more punctual and prompt. |
The Great Republic, according to the |
New Orleans papers of Friday, left at half
"a - ~
hour after her advertised time, and she
eft fast.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-09
WE RESPECTFULLY GALL rr,

WE kESPEC1FULLY GAIL THE
Nv attention OF Farmers, Planters. and
Deaiefs In Cotton and Tobacco 10 the
TACT that we have opened Cotton ana IA.
pacco sale House at Evansville II must
pc apparent TO all that our city posses ssss
west az market for these staples. IL being
much nearer to at least tIlree-forasff ID ~ y
the Cotton and Tobacco DisfrfcfS ~ ,,is ~, -
Valleys of the Ohio, Green, CuniberIa m o
ana Tenne see Rivers, and more accessihie.
at all seasons of the year therein
time and expense x9 .Eaff7-T - e---AA
IN solcltlng your patronage we only
ask you to assist in building up great
nome market for yourselves. Our terms
otner western markets, The owners or
Cotton and Tobacco can at their option
bidder. Aif# ~ - S.-o AAAsA-Sse
We also solicit the consignments for sale
Oh al x nos OF Country Produce, and the
a aicuiIurai implements, and merchandise
scnerally. = 80 s.us ~ [febl3 dom
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-13
sCHEHCK's VI TONIC.

This meditin n vented by DR.. j. IL.
ScHEscK, of Philadelphia, is intended TO
dissolve the food and make 1t into chyuie,
The first process Of digestion. BY cleansing
the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
the Tonic coon ~retores the appetite. and
food that could n6tbe eaten before using it
will be easily digested. ass
Consumption canEot be cured By Schenck's
Pulmonio Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored
hence the Tonic andPills are required in
neatly every case'of consumption. A half
dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC md
three or four boxes Of the MANDRAKE
PILLS'wilr cure. any ordinary cas- of dyspep-
sia.
DR.. soiiBNcK makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal Of
fee in Philadelphia every week. See daily
papers of each place, or his pamphlet on
consumption for his days Tor visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two licensees Of the Doctor, one in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other rs he
new is, In perfect health, areion the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price
ST so per bottle, or 81 80 the half dozen
All :etters for advice should be addressed to
DR.. Scheack's Principal Off ., No. is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes
& Co., N Y, s. s. IIapc e, Baltimore. Md.
John D.. Parks, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker &
Taylor, Chicago, III, Collins Bios, St. Louis.
Mo. ~ S&EbehLk Sc -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-13
For the Ashland Union.
SAvAsNzA 0. Maroh u, '67

Ara ~ " Eve
MIR. EDITOR 81 have occasionally no.
ticed among your local items q reference
to the Ladies' New Hall in connection
with the Savannah Academy /; but mas.
much as no extc6sive description d, the
building OF is bianhas yet been publish.
ed, permit me through your excellent
Journal to post ySur readers and the pat
rons Of the School as to its Advantages
The Hall stands on a lot adj Joining the
grounds Of the academy. The main
building is three stories high and con.
taius twenty; six rooms for the accommo.
dation (exclusivsly) Of ladies. These
rooms are comnodious, plainly, but we'll
finished and furnished with bedstead, ia.
Bile, chairs and stove,
In addition 10 the main building there
is a kitchen and dining room. The su.
peri~ntendance Of the whole is committed
to a P~reccptress and Matron, both of
whom have had considerable experience
in The enlargement Of educational linsti.
t%utions. u llEM Wllp III
The boarding department is managed
on the club system, that is, each boarder
pays her share, lin provisions or money
or botb), of the actual erpense of running
the establ' shmcnt,
The keeping Of accounts, buying pro.
visions, cooking &c., is done by the Mat
ron and one assistant. The young ladies
take care of their W rooms and do the
Hall and dinirg room work. GuTafg
The plan is found by actual experience
to work admirably. 1t has all the ad-
vautages Of a well regulated boarding
house, while the expenses are reduced
one.half. During the term, now about to
close, notwithstanding the high price of
provisions and fuel, the cost Of boarding
has been only about two dollars per week
and the young ladies say they have lived
well.
1t may be also q matter IF interest to
some Of the patrons of this school to know
that Mrs. LIcH, formerly of Hayesville,
a lady Of long experience in the business
has removed to Savannah for the purpose
Of establishing a'boarding house sonewha,
on the same plan as that adopted in the
Ladies' Hall. Hi fAhdi TtN95
As to the Academy itself, it needs no
commentator from me. Such teachers as
Profs. BOYD and FRAUNFELTER and Miss
FRANKS need no putting.
No good Student ever comes to Savan.
nah and goes away dissatisfied either with
the school or place. VA
The present term closes with an exam.
%inatiou on the 25tb, 26th, and 9th days
of this month, to which Mr.. Editor, you
and your readers are invited to be present.
The Spring term will commence on the
Srd day of April.
Yours,
A. SCOTr.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-13
PIANO FORTES,
NEW MUSIC,

Just Published sent 10 any address onf re-:
'seipt Of price, Teachers supplied at the
usual discount. III IN -,
Girls get a home Of your oyn-Eevs SONG
and Chorus by Tucker NAN 30
III never forget thee dear IMsry-s0ng asen.
by Bishop 3 Il. ..e,elodR Il ,sao40
My blue eyed Jeknis Bsll-soSs by
Holder ssgar 90,
oh Annie come back-r0ng and chorus
Told In the twilighi-sOns and eherus byimo0
Crilley 4b4a ..n1I 80, ,nsoa
Don't marry q man II. he drinks--song an
I'll marry no man that drinks, reply TO-
the above ss4'l vlnrsta0s
Beautiful form Of my drsams tkith)
song by banks -, 90
song by Bishop 90
Oh come to me then when daylight sells
song by Bassford IA t.A0 %
Nearest and dearest (Lhhlsong by,y.a Ii
II Thomas , 49, 30
Give me honest friends snd true song
by Tucker sitLgts yat . 80
Do pot heed her warning, replyy,o' gip-
sizes warning song by Tucker 80
Jenny who lives in the dell song Va ga
Il Thomas s' 'h 30
Softly GER the ripping wa'ers song BY as's
JR Thomas, with beautiful Litho-9n
graph Of the Author 'h''h' 20
Bells in distant lands song by thicker so
he light step polka BY Francis
Brown lot 86
Morning hight shdtisshe by Reader so
Sunlight polka by Mrs Parkhuyst 40
Banjo gallop by Nus Parkhurst zee
Something pretty Marurka BY Mrs
Parkhurs 80
Beware, quartette words by Longfellow 10
Pretty ROsaline song by E Hoffman IS
Pm glad fathers come song ID" s.A so
| Nollies welcome to Pat Nalsny iGI9 40
| Her heart is all my own by Hess 90
The Get beside the mill Gong by Cation, 80
Swinging round the circle eAaA 80
You nau- hty, naughty man cong in :
the Black Crook .fI cftlil .sq7 8k
Now lay me down to sleep song and
chorus by Walbridgeg l2l- 50
Blue eyes or black song by F Baker So
Stars Of the Summer night, quartette 80
Coming coming by and by song By Ca
briel ~ 10
Well go with Grant again song a~adcho-aA
rus by Tucker ,b3dsAaIr so
Halt boys halt song and chorus by -
MoNaughton 'ss ytrt5.l s.
The new home sweet home song by'aaF
Madam Parepa 4rI lsngs5 w
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-03-13
SPECIAL notice.

After the 18th day Of March, we shall
cease sending the UNION to all persons
not residing in Ashland County, unless
the same is paid In advance. We have
on u list about . hundred such names,
most Of .whomlartin arrears, and which,
unless paid voluntarily, We shall never be
iablo to collect. To protect ourselves
against those who will never pay, we are
compelled to adopt this rule. We vii
send q bill Of indebtedness to all inHar-
0rears, and We trust they will respond at
once, with mol only sheir arresrages, but
$500 for a year 10 advance. sai