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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22
GcoMMUN1cArElD.1 I
The aOrangeBllrg missionary Union.

The aOrangeburg missionary Union.
sTlle Churches and friends Of ,E!The Orange
burg Missionary Union" are thus informed,
that the Union .oW meet uYM tie A,itoch
Church, God ,ei2ing, on Saturday, Junc 29M
instant; services to commence first day, at II
o'clock, "A. M.
lf<'.Brethren, hear what Paul, 'sThc Apostle Of
jesus Christ to the Gentilcs," saith:. Sand
that, knowing thctimc that, it is now high time
To- to awake .a out Of sleep for now salvation is
nearer than when as believed The night is
far spent; the day is III hand: Let us, there.
fore, cast.off tho works Of darkness; and let us
ppt A,f the armour of light" (Romans 13
chapter, ~ and 12 Verses.
"Come pp," therefore, 'to the help of tho
= Lord, .,t e. ths help se tie Lord, against the
mighty And s'proso the Lord; and see,
if He will not bless and prosper your efforts
for the good Of souls. THE CLERK.
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FOR IS SALE.

GIXTEEN l16) LOTS IN THETHRIV-
y ihe Town of.Branchyilie, located near
the South Carolina Railroad. They can bo pur-
sed5singlc or In any nlimher tan will be sold
low and on accommodating terms.
This property hns always enjoyed. tho highest
roputatinn for health and tho best located for Dus-
ness Of any kind in the Town.
ALSO :.
ONE HORSE, CARRIAGE AND BUSINESS Wa.
gon Aikof which will be sold the most rcason-
able Terms
Apply at i
-, 5BR. tNCItyILLE HOTEL
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IN EQUITY, s. ], 81
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

- = Y u =. ~ z ItS1 III ~
The State of Sonth Carolina, in Re-
ES Rel solr.' Southern Circcnit. Lust DocifAcnts
.Application.having been made by joseplIF Nor
gan 10 prove te.past existence loss al eantegts.of
the last Will and Testament of Martih Friday, de-
ior applicants it is ordered, That all petsans who
desire so TO do, have leave 20 sspenf an cross ex-
anime the evhlencc prodiced, and Introduce evil
aenceiih reply before me on tile 18th aay Of SOP
Commissioners Office, \, = Y, ID. y. JAAtIS0N.
orhngeburg G. i.,{ C6nlmiaaieiisf.
aeF Junetl l2ssSlsG7. ss5s I ssY 90 ss;a sss,s s
iunc l5 - xii ~ "a 3m
ETslIE. n EST 81 afyF.,T
agx an X .kpsl, of ,pUySgpIS PVopgeE,, Bsss
waS, Tallow, Hide E,us. etc, sit,, by,
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p. j. MALONE,
A TTOR RNEy. AT. L w.
WALTERBORO. s. G..

Will practice in the Courts of Orangeburg and
collc'on, and attend promptly to all business en-
trusted to his care.
may II If
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Diamond Pins, brooches and Err Drops, Ladies'
Sets of Gold and Coral, Jet and Cold. Florentine
Mosaic Lava and Cameo; Sets of Studs Vest and
Neck Chains, plain and chased Gold Rings Gold
Thimblcs, locketS, new style iIelt Buckles Gold
Pens AMI Pencils fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and large as
sortmcnt Of Fine Silver Ware and Jewcry of every
description, Of the best make and lntcst styles.
Uas a chance to obtain any Of the above articles
for One Dollar, by purchasing n sealed envelope for
% cents. =
Five sealed envelopes will he sent for 81: eleven
for So; thirty for So; sixy-fvc fG, $40; ono hun
drcd for Sl5.
aycms 'iam,y' Et,ay,ehc,c.
Uncqmallod inducements offered to Ladies and
Gents Who will ac such Our descriptive crcu
lars will he sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following manner :.
Ccrthcatcs naming each article md it's value are
placed lnsenled envelopes, which well mixed
One of these envelopes containing the Certificates
or Order for some article, will be delivered nt o,r
office or sent by mail TO any address, without re-
gnrd to choice, on receipt of 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
sec what article il draws its value, and car send
One Dollar and receive the article named Pur-
chascrs of our Sealed Envelopes may, in this man
ner, obtain an article worth from one to five hun
drcd dollhrs.
. Long letters are unnecessary. Have the Kindness
to. write plain directions. Orders for Sealed En-
yelpPes must, in every case, be accompanied with
the Cash with The naule of the person sending, and
Town. County and State plainly written Letters
should bc addressed to the Managers, as foows:,
f, Jackson, Cornish & Co.,
f.. - ~. e.. j. :t9s :'st &ft9b BROADWAY,
~ 49, ~, !, ~ NEW YORK.
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IL IN

IMPORTE1t AND DEALER IN
nRuGs, N1edicincs. Perfume J, Toilet Xr.isiiI.s
g.ky Venetian Red, Yellow ochlc. Spanish Brown,
Indigo. Madder, Cepperas. Logwoqd, Spirits Tur-
pehtine, Kerosine Oil, Castor OIL Linsecl Oil, Olive
OIL Spike Oil, British Oil, varnises, Glue Alum,
Whiting, sal@ratus, Cooking Soda, Cream Tartar,
&c. &C., Oswego Corn Starch, Maizcnp and Froma,
Vcrmifnge Candy, Sterlings Ambrosa,s florida Wa
tor, chrsta.ora4 Hair Dye lhlrs lair Rei,swcr.
Mrs. Aliens Restorer and Zylobnlsam,, Feeding
Botiis, Trusses, French Hair brushes, Tooth
Brushes Extra Shaving Brushes, intelihle Ink, BIZ
Valve Spccuums, Breast Pumps, Smelling Salts,
Bittcrs of all kinds, Golfers Horse Remedy, Turf
Oil, Foutzc Horse, Cattle and Swine l'Dwdcrs Nus
tang Lnment, Jamaica Ginger, Concentrated, Isye,
Opium, Morphine, Quininc, browns ext of Vale
riqn, French Brandy for medical purposes only and
every other kind of medicine That il usually fpnn,l
inn frst> class Drug Store .as ~ -
The Proprietor being graduate of medicine and
a Druggist Of long experience. assures the public
that MI medicines bearing the label Of T. ]. Oliyc-
| ros, NJ. D., are manufactured by himself and are
warranted pure aud reliable. S,a -.
You will find it to your interest TO call ut, the
Orangcburg Drug Store by
E. j.. oLIvERos. MD.
mar 2-Iy Druggist and .tpo,hecary.
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EUREKA CHAPTER No. 13, r. A. N

The regular convocation of this Chapter will be
held at orangcbnrg C. H., Saturday the I'D day
OF June, 1867 Companions ire ordered to be pune
t''al in their attendance as business of Importance
s to he transacted
Candidates for.thc degrees will attend. by order
sof the High Priest. W. H. McKEWN.
S. g. JANIsoN, Secretary. ~.
{. june id
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ONE DOLLAR EACH

without regard to value, and not to be paid for until
you know what you arc TO receives:
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY AoRNING,. JUNE %, 1867

,'Ws are tcquests,lto announce aaffSs meeting Of
tleBoard Of Commissioners to Approve Pub;
Securities, at Orangeburg Court House, on
Tuesday next 18th inst. at 0 O'Clock A. M
The Boad consists of the following gentlemen. /:
!, DIR 3ls ARToN, MAMMA MAX
JAMES sroKEs, ADAM SMOKE, Col. A.D.
FREDERIck. !.
III y
Dn. B. NJ. sliunEn, at the Southern Drug
Store, has. OH hand quantity of excellent
chewing andssmoking tobacco, in fact, the
very best in Town.
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spiaI N0tifes.
wonderful but True i

MADAME REMINGTON, The world Re-.
6owned Asifolosist and sompambulis il
oiairvoyant, while in acIairyoyant state, de-
i~insates the very fsutu'ss Of The person you
ore 10 marry, and by the aid Of an instrn-
mspt OF Intense power, known as the Py Oh.
omotrope guarantees TO produce a perfect
and life like picture Of The future husband
wife Of the applicant, with date Of mar.
occupation, leading traits Of character.
GO. Thisis no imposition, as TESTIMONIALS
Without number can assert. By stating place
o. olrln, age, disposition, color of eyes and
aals, anu enclosing my cents, and stamped
the pi'ture by return mail, toretbsr
with desired INFORMATION.
Address In conf lencs. Madame Gertrudo
bennington, 20, Box 297, West Trov. n Y
Dec. IL, ls8G--1y2S
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RusAwAY.-On Monday eyenin, IA.

RuNAwAr.-0n Monday evening last
. very remarkable runaway occurred in
this place. About 0 O'Clock, the roar
mare belonging to Mr.. Wentworth got
away from Frank Andrews while he was
assisting a young lady out of the buggy,
and ran through Main street out the road
past the Cemetery, to Kellogg's, in Nil.
too township, turning toths left ran past
Ed. Smiths, dOwnto The MpnsaelJ road,
and en totowg then ran down Main street
70 the Hall, burning up Center nan to the
top Of the HILL hpar MIS- FaltOH,s rest
denoe, when she stopped, turned rouad,
and dashed down eutersppMsiu pssihto
Church, whore SHE was suddenly broouurh,
10 . halt, By the lines. becoming ~entangled
in the wheel. She ran nearly seven
miles, and, strange to say, nothing wa,
broken save two spokes out Of ono wheel.
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Dr sehenck's Puinaonic syrnp.

This great medicine coftf nr J. II.
s~chsnsk, tSe TT pricior, Of falnCnafy Con.
snmpiioni when n adaEsumotfB n o1t for3N
midsblA tsteelsanls wtse <petay dead ap-
pearsd to he,lptsiishls SHsdb5sieisns pro,-
noulced HE case iDcarabIe. When lie COM
raenced the use Of This simple but powerful
Iremedy Eisliehlth Vas retire fl 4 ftry
rhortiime. and no re,nrn o ffbe sdi<easelhaS
been apprekehdea. To- n the ymptons qffithk !
? disappeared shdhis present Weights mere ;
thsn Two hundred pounds
Since his recovery, he hssisy6fed his afsi
ention exclusively 10 ihe cure Of coasabpsE
non and fbe diseases which are usually cont.
Fphct'ed. With u, and The enfck effected h III 4
medicines have been very numerous andtruyb
wonderful Or Scbench lnakcs rofeesionniF
visits 70 several OF the larger cities weekly
where he has = concourse OPS ients, and "A
Is truly astonishing 70 SEE poor cons1mptiseA
tnat have 10 belitsd cnt Or their carriages,
DR. SCHENCKS PULM0NIG SYRUP. SEA-
WEED, TUNIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS
are generally all requ red in curing Con sunni.
ton. Full directic ne accompany eaek, XII
that any one can take them without seii5r,
Dr. Schenck, but when ilis copven,ent IA N
best to see him. He gives advice nee Luf ~
a thorough examination With his lsspmmstyy Z
his fee is three dollars.
please observe, when purchasing tbsfa thS s
Two iikenesses Of the Doctof.-ose when An 4.
the last stage Of Consumpiion, and The otlcr
as he now 10, in perfect ~heaith-are The on
Government stamp, TIA
Sold by all Druggists ana Dealers. PROV q
Sl,bO per bottle. or $3.50 the half dosen.sl9gg
Letters for advice should alw iJbsbe directs6 :
10 Dr. SchenckE Principal 0ffce, No. is norm
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truth AND REcoNcILrATIoN."-
From a note received from the immortal
~. NJ" we learn that he will address
our people On sTrath and lReconollia.
tion,' at the Court House, on Saturday
night the 4th, for the benefit of the suf.
fering. poor Of the South, and cause the
"pressursg 10 Be made plain. The i'm.
mortal ~ N" has trinmpbed, IN estab.
fishing his theory Of reconciliation b.
tween the North and South. He NOW
holds the fruit. and'is satisfedthdt sooner
or later all will view il from the disin.
terested "stand point" which be, in his
love Of truth, has created.
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Cincinnati Markets.

cISoIsSArr, May 3.
FLouR-Firm with o moderate loca
demand, prices are unchanged. Super.
Fine Si,@ll5O trade brands slS(al4,
fancy $l5@l6.
WHEAT-Searce but little Offering
lVOo bush No Q spring sold at So rs ana
200 bush No ! winter at SO go.
CORN-Iu better supply and dull
Sales Of NJ at 87c in bulk and 800 IN
sacks white was held at 81 sacked but
these rates are nominal.
.OATS-I,ull and No | offered at 64M
6oc and demand light and only local.
KYE-Lower the supply being better
Sales at 81 IS holders ask 81 10 il most
cases but DO not succeed in getting ii to
C0TT0N-Dull aud no demand and
prices nominal ; middling could have been
at 22@23c.
MESS PORK-Dnll and uriees non;.
nal there was no demand and could have
been had at see so.
BULK MEATS-DuIl; held at la.
7i@9fc.
BACON-Nominally a t lower ; held
At 70 for shoulders, sides lilo, and clear
sides at l2@l2tc.
1t 1890
nVrmnnD
BOITER ! light supply and good
mon Ohio.
EGGS-lSo
ULOVER SEED-Retailiog at sle.
FLAX-S2 80.
iHEMP-$8 90.
HAY.-Firm. Sales at s2I@2s, for
prime in bales on arrival.
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Time flows from instances, and Of these
Should be esteemed as II It were alone"
The literal meaning Of this is, "novsr put
on till to-morrowwh can DO done to-
day" as il may then 60 undoue altogeth.
err. But we are forgetting What we start.
ID gu. 10 say, that h MAJ. M.
Beer "siill liYsI sla cauS "a 10 Hard
ware "bis' a Rsir old stand, Two doors
Eastoft NE FiniN Nationals Rank, haylee
recently nsde largo additions % thSiri
atcck' They hava sloi pf Wilkinson
sheep shears, acknowledged BY all to b.
inc best in use. Also, q iafse tupolS ~
ne celebrated sBfidgswatsr oil Fan.
which, for beauty and durability, cannoi
DO equalled.
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DR.. ~ !. CRAkE .-TbiS gepts6aa
ssemsao b recovering SLOWING from his
protracted illness H has borne his
'ufferinga with aTcOuragelabd cAlnnsss
rarely surpassed Add We trust Chat when
The wes'her becomes settled, and spring
with its balny sfseass, cheering; lossri
and luzurianti hsrbsgs opens up shss hs
may lssl bfsosa, and his d5sSpIug ipIsiis,
DO aroused apdthasve may aOsu eco MIN
sgeiu At Bic post
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IL l. AAfN aLnW III ~ HAM
- VALUABLE ADVICE FOR THE AFPL1c.
TED.-Dr. STRICKLAND, in reply to nu.
merous applications for advice, wishes to
inform those who are afflicted, that they
may consult him on all Acute or Chronic
Diseases by letter, stating the age, symp.
tons, dc with q fee Of two dollars en-.
closed. DR.. s. has obtained great motor.
iety as an experienced Physician, both in
Europe and America, especially in the
treatment Of Chronic Complaints, after
other doctors have failed TO effect a Jcure,
Those sdiierine shonld Immediately send
for a prescription, by addressing DR.. A.
Strickland, Cincinnati, o.
ly-41. Z.
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FLATULENCY. - The most common
cause Of this difficulty is indigesion.-
When the natural fluids Of the stomach
are seoreted in an unhealthy state, fer
mentation rapidly takes place, and the
stomach and associated viscera become
distented with gas, giving rise to frequent
eructation or belching. The quantity Of
gas thus accumulated is often. enormous
The traatihent for This disorder should
be careful Diet healthy, well cooked ami.
NAL food, and use Roback's Bitters and
Blood Pills the same as for dyspepsia.
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OUR TERMS.

After the 18th day of March, 1867,
the UNION will be published on the fol.
lowing terms
0ne copy per year. II paid IN ADVANCE. $500
II not paid within six months. 9'06
Ii not paid I'LL the expiration Of the year. $50
These terms viii be rigidly adhered to,
as we cannot publish a paper for $500 a
year, and wait one, two or three years for
our pay. Our subscribers will govern
themselves accordingly.
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sarwe are under obligations 70 w S,
Bitthinsor for q copy Of the 81, Joseph
(Mo') Herald, from which We learn the
particulars 0i the terrific earthquake that
occurred in Northwestern Missouri, ON
the Gath ult.
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NEW BARN.-The MILLER Huns

\ NEW BARN.-The MILLER House
barn having been destroyed by FIRE, last
tall, Mr.. MILLER has now, in course Of
erection, one Of the largest and best ones
in the country, the frAme, Of which will
be raised. on Thursday. Mixes friends,
and their name il legion are. cordially
invited TO lend a helping hand The
"raising"' will commence early in TIE
morning. Don't forget. b si:bea Ii.,
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sdrPersops desiring painting, glazing,
paper hanging, or anything in tha. iiuc,
done neatly and on reasonable terns, will
do wen TO call on H. a. SAsra & Co.,
They are good WOfknen and always give,
satisfaction ~
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ra- while efforts are heinn mado in

sA- While efforts are being made in
many localities in Ohio and other North
ern States to relieve the starving in tie
South, Ashland, Is yet, has done nothing.
This should not be. In the midst of the
plenty with which we are surrounded, we
should not be insonsible to the cries Of
our destitute c~ountrymen. Will not some
one make a move in the matter
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REMOVAL GnnEsEwALD has re.
moved his Clothing Store to his New
Room in thu, "Old Fortress" where he
has opened up, n Of tho largest stocks
10 hls line ever brought to this place, and
that is saying a good deal. Drop in and
bee his new room and new goods.
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e NC 7,ohio Mililarr a aeoor

10 Tie Ohio Military Agency Il
Washington viii receive claims until
June LIST, but will not DO closed until
October LIST. In the meantime Agent
wetUofe urges all Union Soldiers who
we're held as prisoners Of war to put in
their claims for Communication of r%ations,
as provided by a resolution of the last
Congress.
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USE CAUTIoN.-ln calling for that
excellent saleratus, D. B. De Land 4
Co.'s Best Chemical, be sure you get
iwhat you call for, as in consequence Of
tts success there are many limitations in
he market. 1t is better than Soda.
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Attention. Hoseman

The membeis of Star Hose Company
No 2, will meet on Thursday next. at
% O'clock P. NJ. for drill. Let every
member be present.
BY order of Chief Engineer,
j. M, lands, Capt. Hose.
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ss'- There wersabout twenty fyesp.
plicants before the Board Of School Ex.
aminers last Saturday, quite . number Of
whom were too deficient in shook learn
ing to obtain permission to tteaoh the
young ideas how to shoot..n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

Sa- In Washington d woman shot q
man because 10 did not marry hor 10
Cl~noihnati another shot . because be
dld. hat can a bachelor do to save
his bacon 7 3IN
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isr The Odd Peilows' celebration, At
Mansfield, on Friday last, was grand and
imposing, there being 800 members Of
the order in procession The new Hall
was dedicated in the evening. s.
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BAUGANS IN RI / ESTATE,

4AECN "F0 go NcsL
100 Acres Of Landi. offered for sale. in
,lUU RieAiand County. Wiscchsih, and a
desirable residspee 10 Ashland, AlhlanfC Z.
Ohio, ct Dareain. Tsfms- mart In hand
and balance on timc. II fsouiied. fot A.rA
ther pAfilcGfArh, eh4titseof ne undersigned.
81 his otheejnM iliePs Block, Second Story,
opposite lhs Town Hall AshRpd. 0hio.
My Z. s. SIRE. SSsx
Real Estate AR,t.
April 10. lS67-i2tf w ff.'
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ia-Another change Of time has taken
place on the Atlantic & Great Western
Railway. The Mail train from the East
now arrives at S:l5A. NJ, and from the
West at S:l1 Pm The correct Table
will be found in another column.
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n ID ack oovled.sd ~ ps;o;.n,

BsA- ~ IL acknoHieuSed Dy fhiciansys
Druggists, and eberybody else who ever
used it, that DR.. StrickIand's Cough Bal.
sam will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma and
all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
quicker aud better than any other remedy
known, We would recommend our rea
ders olry This remedy, beliesipg tito b
a Nf W im4S
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

ass- Mr.. Richard Hargrave, an Old
citizen Of Jeromevi'le, died very sud.
denly, at his residence, in that place, on
Tuesday last. Mr.. H., emigrated from.
Pennsylvania to this county, on the,22ud
Of August, 1918. .aaA
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saF- We ~nepIeased to see that DR.. G..
W. HUI has so far recovered from bis
recent illlness As to DO able to resume his
practice. He can DO found at bic old.
quarters, on Church street, s E9l', ar.s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

The Radicals have made thS question,
shall negroes vote, hold office, and sit on
'~juries, the issue for the campaign Of
1887 ia Ohio. Shall Ohio be ruled by
the misccgeuatiOuistsi That the ques.
ton The Democracy are for white pre-
nomination 7 sfsAAs
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sss- Rev. Mr.. sEELY preached a very
eloquent AID effective sermon, from The
text ."qhe' way Of the ttansgressor Is
hard" in the N. q. Church, last Sabbath
evenings " VAN aasd So. Zen
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MATRIMONIAL.

MARRIED.-Qn April ,23d, at the
residence ~ the hf dos aither, ID Ash.
land o, by tho Rev, W. n. Ssoly, Mr..
ROBERT N. THOMPSON and Miss
MARY KING.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

~ The old saying. that if IL rains Oh
Easter Suud, y, it VIII rain on The seven
Sundays following did not prove true
this year. While il rained on Easter,
last Sunday was clear and pleasant. \
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

ne- James McCool, Chief Engineer
OF the Ashland Fire Department, has ar.
pointed John W. Springer, his Assistant,
A better appointment could not have been
made sae@e,9Od@ 4 gkGOyg Eal
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New York Cattle Marker.

400 NEW YORK, May y.
Beeves under continued light supply
Market frmer aud advance Of fully 10 il
easily established 10 all grades. In som
instances an advance Of l@lo is obtained
in commoper grades. Demand active
and all offerings quickly sold. The
quality Of cattle is fair and scarcely sell.
ing below l4lc. Tho bulk Of sales were
at l5@I7ae; quotations Of extra at 1854
@lSac first quality l73@1sc, fair to
good2f@l7cj common H5@I5c.
Sheep and Lambs ruled firm through.
out the week. Prime grades advanced !
@icp per pound, Common stock is not
essentially changed. Quite Q number Of
shepred sheep commanded 7i@99o, 90
casionally as high as DO for extra. We
quote unshearcd at si@l0s the latter
pripe for extra.
Hogs with q, continued liberal supply
Of inferior stock, ruled dull and heavy.
and holders were obliged to submit 10
decline Of fully 10 even Of concession
trade IS not very active. The demand
from slaughterers are limited in copve.
quence Of The ltetthat inferior offerings
at the present prices Of slaughtered would
scarcely barrepumentives About I'll oar
loads ou'sals this morning, almost all OIL
which sold AZ J(97ie fol, fair to heavy
prime corn fed, and 6i@7c for common
anq roueh1tId ! .bassaS1 saasB 81
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0HIo STATE RAm5-The Ohio State
Fair for the year 1867, will be held adaI
the 2Sd, 24th, 25tR land s26th Qaays Of
September next Al the city Of Dayton Z :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

- Local items are very scarce just
now. Couldn't some n break bis neck,
get married, or something Of that sort,
that we might have an "itsm ?"
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sa- A heavy frost visited this yioini,
y on last Wednesday night. No great
damage p the fruit j. supposed 10 have
been inflicted. eIOW