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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10


7os.-The following gentlemen were elected, on
Thursday. Directors of the Bank for the ensuing
year:
D. L. MCKAY a. ~ SoSs4 oSs1nwFrI.
Wal AIKEN. y ~ ~ GSS I'D, 70 1 ~
'"N' - J. S. RIGGS.
AZ meeting Of the Board Of Directors yoster,
day. Colonel D. L. A1cKATwa reelected PRESIDENT
Of the Bank.
: CHARLESTON FIRE Co1PANY.-The anniversary
Of this old and popular Company was celebrated
ON the 9th inst. The Company met in the evening
at their Hall, in Wentworth street, and proceeded
to the business Of the day. The following ofhcers
we're elected to serve for the ensuing year:
@. W. STYLES, President
T W. TnTON, Vice-President
GEO MCLEAN, Secretary.
S. WEBB, Treasurer
T. MURRAY, First Director.
T. KENNEDY, Second Director.
r q. DAVIDSON, Third Director.
". R. LjGHTHEAEI, Fourth Director.
7 c. RIPLEY, First Axenan.
JF WEIGH Second A1eman.
R. REARDON HRllkceper
John MACKEY, Engineer.
After the business of tho evening was disposed
OF The members, with few invited guests cls,
c13ssed collation. furnished for tho oecasion and
separated at o late hour, highly pleased with the
entertainment.
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- BY i. 9. x. BENNE1T.
THIS DAY, the 10th iastant, snear the Old Ex-=
change, at corner Of Broad and East Bay Streets Will
sell, at II o'clock sssssz''
Those FIVE LOTS, with comfortable HOUSES thereon.
located In Wiers Court In Ward No 8, fronting on Luz
cas- street Los measure - ;; feet hont, by teet in
good rents. Two contain four rooms eschs and three
contain thrce roc.ns each. ..;9T.. -
Conditons.-One third cash; balance In one and two
years. secured bond and mortgage Of the property
with interest payable semi annually. Buildings TO be
Kept insured and policy sshsned Purchaser to pay for
all necessary papers. January 10
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THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot No. s. and
designated said Plat az No 4. Of the same Dimensions
as No. 8.
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POsiHue Sale, 10 close consiq.n,s1th.
..i By A. II. ABRAHAMS= =Ss s0NS.-E
THIS DAY the 10th inst at 10 O'Clock wewiN sell Of
our ealesroom, No. IS Hayus street,n
Lots CLOTBTNG ,,.5. a ;:vf.j ~. q, @
Pieces Erna !cloth g.,f-s. 81; ls,:1 I.-.if..i sts
Pieces Satinets ~,
Pieces Poplin - .-zs.ts.-ss "a
Pieces Alpaca . -. : -. . :2'.: -.
Hosiery, Neck Ties, &C., &c: - ss'4t: s"4.4
/ SHOW CASE and lot FAMILY SOAP.
Qondihons-Amounts over $780, thirty days, with ap-
proved endorsed notes or city acceptance, So i;I:
January 10 ~; :. j :
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Fiue Lots and Houses in Prirdte Court, Il. Ward
No. 8. a.-aI7;ii4 NzI

BI L. 8. a BENNEWTs -. -
THIS DAY, the 10th instant near the old Exchange
corner OF Broad and East Buy street at II O'Clock
. will sell, ifgta!57..t.;5 lt.a.J..~7i
Those FIVE LOTS. with comfortable HOUSE,. thereon
located In Private Court In Ward No. g. nesr ta west
end OF Spring street Lots measure feet nrunt by
- feet IN depth, all high and dry our Houses con-
tain two rooms each: the nth Housei: tenement build
sent bringing fair rents. - = fsi - ~ =
Conditions -Ons.third cash; balance In one and two
ssl .sat ssso.eu Dy Sona saa ~ e
sured and policy assigned Purchasers to pay fr ~ ne
ceasaEy papers. ...-.iL,.. 4--z I6nu1xY 70
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Cleveland MARKETS..
OLEvEANp, January 20, 1867.

FLOUR-Wc quote as follows Xxx
from No | spring wheat Sl2 5@l rs,
do do from No 2 do S1l 50@l2 rs Xxx
red winter $l3 50@i45O; xxx white
SIS 50@l6 so.
WHRAT--Held at s265 for No /
Milwaukee spring; so 40 for No 2 do do.
CORN-Dull and inactiue; Old No !
shelled held at 90@9lc new do at 70o.
0ATS-L Large supply, dull andin light
demand; No l State held at AGO from
store.
RYE-Firmer aud in better demand.
Held at 81 l0@1 20 for State and West.
ern No from store.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominally un-
changed held at 81 10@l 20 for No !
State and Canada; S5995c for No 2 do.
P0RK-Quiet and steady. Mol mess
held at $50 90 No 2 at $40; Clear at
S22.
LARD-Unchanged and in moderate
demand. City rendered in tierces l3c
do in kegs 1870 country do 12@l2}c.
DRESSED H0GS-Receipts good, and
market quiet and weak but unchanged;
medium to heavy 7@7io.
SMOKED MEATS-Quiet and steady
demand moderate. Hams l5c; Shout
ders l2c; Breakfast Bacon l5cj Dried
Beef zoe.
MESS REEE--Steadv and unchanged
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s. E. HERRING, Pastor.

HISTORICAL ENTERTAINMENT.-Mr'
& Mrs. Loring will give an enter
ta,nmsut at the Town Hall, on next FRI
day evening, consisting Of Songs, Scenes
Incidents and Dances, illustrative of In
dian Life and Character, showing the Red
Man in his native grauduer, War Paint
wampum, Feathers, 30, as he is found
on the Hunting Grounds ofhis wild abode
in the far distant West. Mr.. Loring was
for Is years a Trapper, Guide and Chief,
on the plains, and among the Indians o.
the far.off West, Mr., Mrs, Loring will
illustrate Indian Habits q Character, in
selections from the following; The Aero
batic Braves, The Pipe of Peace, Scalping
Scene, The Mantle Spirit, The Medicine
Man, The War Council, Spirit Incarna'
tions, The Pow. WOW Of Victor, The Mar
rage Of Hiawatha, making an interesting
and instructive entertainment. Admit
lance 25 cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE |!

After the 18th day Of March next, we
shall cease sending the UNION to all per
sons not residing in Ashland County, IN
less the same is paid in advance We
have on our lisl about a hundred such
names, most Of whom arc in arrears and
which, unless paid voluntarily, we shall
never be able to collect. To protect our
selves against those who will never pay,
we are compelled to adopt this rule We
will send a bill of indebtedness to all in ar
rears, and we trust they will respond at
once, with not only their arrearages, but
$500 for a year iu~adyance.
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Agents Wanted 7
FOR THE
w OMEN 0fthe WAR;

ATTRACTING THOUSANDS BY It's thrilling
record Of the noble and pure minded women,
who followed their Husbands and Sons to he
War. ~~At
Written in the glowing and soul stifring
language Of FRANK MOORE. Selling be-
yond our most sanguine expectations.
$4,000 Copies sold the frat month Of It's
issue. Hundreds Of C~ommendations from
the Press and distinguished individuals gro
pouring in from oil parts of The country
Agents are reporting from ten to twenty-five
orders per day, and say they find many who
are ready to take the work as soon as pre-
scented, which lisa new feature in The book bu-
-%siness. This work Is its own recommendation,
and cells freely to the best classes OF society.
Faithful. energetic, perseyering men and uo-
men will In the Agency find lucrative employ
ment.
If on Agency is wanted, send for circular,
giving full particulars. Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.,
148 West Fourth S., Gin. p.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Jan ~, 1876.
FLOUR.-Wheat SO $500 IS; Rye
so so; Buckwhest S7E25@8; Corn.meal
81 so per hundred lbs.
GRAIN-Wheat No 2 spring is diff.
cult to sell at we 50 SO@2 SO, but some
are asking so 10, No | is held at So $50
237, but these rates are 2@3c above the
views Of buyers. There was but a limited
business done in winter wheat. No 2 red
is held at so 75@2 so, No l at 50 IS, and
extra 50 90@2 95. Corn az from 55c@.
56c per bushCl, for new. Oats 5lc@55c
per bushel. Rye, No | is in request at
81 l6@l II, though 81 1892 20 was gen
orally asked, No 2 is held at 81 10@l II
rejected is dull at S0c@l 05, as in qaali-
ty. Barley, prime to choice fall is quoted
81 70@l so, and the same grades OF State
and Canada spring 81 3O@1 10.
n0GS-Dressed at 81 4O@S per hun
bred ; live hogs So 25@275. The whole
number of hogs arrived in the city since
Nov. LIST is 1899 751.
P0TAT0ES-Best kind at So 90 pei
barrel.
EGGS 92@38c per dozen.
FRUIT-Dried fruit remains quiet =
Apples are quoted at 7@73c per pount
for Southern, 73@Sc for Northern, ant
peaches l9@l5c for quarters, and loo
l3o for halves.
CHEESE-From ID to lSc per ID.
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DR.. schenck's Pulmunic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DR., j.. III.
schenck, the Pr p%rietor, of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, when il bad assumed lis most for
middle aspect, andrwhen speedy death ap-
peared to be inevitable His physicians pro.
nouuced his case incurable. when he com
menced the use of this simple but powerful
remedy. His health was restored in a very
short time, and no return Of the disease has
been apprehended, for all the symptoms quick
ly~ disappeared, and his present weight is more
than two hundred pounds,
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at
tention exclusively to the cure Of Consump-
ton, and the diseases which are usually com.
plicated with it, and the cures effected by his
medicines have been very numerous and truly
wonderful. DR.. Schenck makes professional
visits to several of the larger cities weekly.
where he has a concourse Of pa; tents, and 1t
is truly astonishing TO see poor c~onsumptiyes
that have TO be lifted out Of their carriages,
and in q few months healthy. robust persons.
DR. SCHENCKS PULM0NIC SYRUP, SEA-
WEED, TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS
are generally all required in curing Consump-
| ton. Full directions accompany each, 50
| that any one can take them without seeing
DR.. Schenck, but when tits convenient 1t is
best to see him. He gives advice free, but for
a thorough examination with his Respirmefer
his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two licensees Of the Doctor--oAe when in
the last stage Of Con'umption, and the other
rs he now is, in perfect health-Qro on the
Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price
$3.50 per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen.--
Letters for advice should always be directed
to DR.. Schsnck's Principal Office, No. 10 north
9th Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents {: Demas Barnes
& Co., New Yyrk; s. s. Hance, Baltimore,
Nd. John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Wal
ker s. Taylor. Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros st,
Lonis, Nc. (3w ca mo ly)
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Wool Growers Association!

Tbe Wool Growers AssuciHtiou of
Ashland Co., met according to adjourn
ment, on Saturday The 18th inst, for
the purpose Of eIeeting Oficers for the
ensuing year. D. A. Fern was elected
President; Alex. Nelson, Vice President;
c. Il, King, Secretary and Treasurer
aud R, NJ. Slonaker, Leander Carter anG
Joseph Boyd Directors 4
It was resolved that We pay our share
Of the expenses Of the committee ap-
pointed by the National Wool Growers
Association in ondeaYofipg to procure an
additional duty uBop Wools;
Resolged, That we sign the following
petition and request Wool Growers to
Ecopy the same and obtain as many sig
natures as possible, and send it g Hon
John Sherman;
TO he Congress B ne United STATES:
The undersigned, residents Of the town
of, and county Of, State of
tOhio, would respectfully represent to
your honorable body, that we believe
that the tariff agreed upon by the Joint
committee Of the Wool Growers and
manufacturers, and which passed the
House Of Representatives at its last ses.
sion, was fair toward all other interests,
and afforded no more than just and equal
protection to the wooden interests of-the
country, and that we, therefore pray for
its immediate passage into a law.
Resoloed, That ye will hold our next
public Shearing at the place in the coun
" that will donate us the most money,
(not less than fifteen dollars, and afford
us the best facilities for the ehearing.
Proposals for the Shearing can be
made to tho Secretary at Savannah, in
writing, any time up to the 9th day OF
April next.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be published in Ashland
Union and Times.
D. G. TEMPLETON, Prest.
G. H. KING, Sec.
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nsrMR. WAN. GREEN, in the winter

p N. ...
b s6-MR. VIM. GREEN, in the winter Of
1862, while in the army, contracted a
severe cold and h%oarseness, aud in five
days after, he was deprived entirely Of
the power Of speech, in consequence Of
which he was discharged from theservice.
He returned home, and vainly tried to
obtain relief, and finally despaired of cv-
or again being able to speak above a
whisper. But on last Friday morning he
aslonished himself and family BY speak
ing audibly, for the first time in nearly
four years; and he is now one Of the hap
piest Of mortals.
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TO THE LADIES!

We know there are many ladies inrthis
county who would like to assist us in in
crossing the circulation of the UNION. To
all such, we make the following offer:
For a club of twenty subscribers, with
s4O,0 we will send a cory of GOdsys
Lady's Book (price 5000 for one year.
For a club of fifteen, with $4,000 VIC
will send a copy Of the Lady's Friend
(price 2,5O) for one year.
For a Club of ten, with $1,000, we viii
send a copy Of FetersOn's Magazine (pric'
5000 for n year.
Who will send the first club
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The STEAM FIRE ENaINE.-The new
Steamer arrived here on last Wednesday,
and was tried on Thursday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. The trial was under the di
rection Of Mr.. BRowN, Assistant Engi-
neer Of the Cleveland Fire Department.
The followi ng is the result Of the trial
In 8 minutes from the time the smoke ap.
peared at the mouth Of the smoke stack
there was sufficient steam TO blow the
whistle in Al minutes, 10, pounds; in Al
minutes, Is pounds in st minutes, 20
pounds; in 81 minutes, rs pounds ; in 6
minutes, with 80 pounds of steam, threw
water, and in Is minutes, with a steam
pressure Of 80 pounds, water was thrown a
distance CT 230 feet, through 100 feet Of
hose and 1t inch nozzle. A large crowd
was present, and considerable interest. was
manifesto ed as to the result Of the test.
aud we are glad to say that it far exceed
ed the expectations Of all, there being but
one opinion at the close and that was, that
the Steamer is just what our city has
long been in need Of.
The Engine is q First Glass Rotary,
manufactured by II. @. SILsBY, Seneca
Falls, New York, and is a master piece
Of mechanism. 1t has the capacity to
discharge 600 gallons Of water per min
ute, or force a II inch stream 220 feet,
or 1t inch stream to 240 feet, or two |
inch streams 200 feet, or four ! inch
streams ITO feet, with a steam pressure
of not over 65 pounds. Its weight, light,
is $500 pounds, and with all its supply
of suaction hose, and water and fuel for
two hours consumption, $500 pounds.
This Steamer has many advantages over
all others, while for simplicity, power,
fno proportions, and ability to do i'm
mense work, has no equal.
Another trial was had on Friday, and
the result was equally satisfactory:
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THE CHILDREN's ALBUM OF PICTURES
AND SToRIEs.-This is the title Of a book
just published, Of which THos. X. IA
coBs is Agent for Ashland county. 1t is
designed, as its title indicates, expressly
for children, and contains over one hun
bred beautiful engraviugs, illustrating
interesting and instructive stories. 1t is
just such a book as every "little one
should have, affording a pure and health.
full entertainment and instruction. Sold
only by subscription.
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For Sale.

A House and Lot on sandusky street. II
~ 10 o large two story frame bull ling.
with a good barn and large lot, Cistefn, Well,
Gas fittings, Sc. II Is handsomely flashed,
very convenient, arranged, and. vithal one
Of the most desirable iesidences An Ashl6nd.
Circumstances induce It's being offered for
sale at this time at . very low primo. For
particulars inquire Of the undersigned d his
Office, opposite tho Bank, ever Walaek 4
Limbo. rs shoe Store,
jan s4swao
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N0TIcEis hereby giseR thata Petition
In will be presented 10 tie Commissioner
Of ASHLAND County Ohio, at their nexi ~,
sicn. 10 Re hetdbn the frel Mondsxo Of March,
AID 1851. pra5i ing for the vacation Of hat
portion OF the State Road leading from Ash.
land to Savannah, and which lies besweea
the commencement and terminus and on the
west Of road estabisb bed sixty teef vide and
within the corporate limits Of fhc village Of
Ashland, commencing at a siote with bsick
sround 1t and on a line with the north boun-
dairy Of lot al w Mykrania' additibnto the
town Of Ashland and in the center Of said
road, thence North 50, Vest y chairs and
80 links 10 . post ;thence North SAP vesf, 7
chains and "a links to a post on the az rter
section line, whole distance 20 chains and AZ
Ii Ks, for the reason that the said portion OF
the said State road mas becoms useisss 10 the
publicly reason Of the establishments Of tho
said road sixty feet wide.
MANY PETITIONERS.
JAN. 9-4w2)
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s6y- "Youth is the seed time" "Such
as YOU SOW such shall you reap" Parents
should send their children to a place
where they are not likely to be exposed
to vicious companions or bad examples.
We believe il would be to the advantage
Of all desiring a thorough Commercial or
Tesgrdphic education, to send to the
aUnion Business Institute OF Calkips,
Griffin & Co, located at 0berlin, 0. "a
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I.LANL M Il
SLEIGH RrDE.--0n Tuesday evening
last, Eve young gentlemen, Of this place,
chartered one of"DAN.'s' best rigs, with
'"PIx" to drive, 10 take their ladies' out
sleighing. Everythingin readiness, they
started down the Cleveland road and at
ter going nearly three miles, turned
North on the road leading to Orange
They hadn't proceeded far in this direo.
ton when their horses became 'swamped1
in a snow drift. The ladies and gentle
men got out and walked (snow only 8 feet
deep about half a mile, while "PIx"
drove the horses through. Safe 10 the
sleigh again, they got along finely until
they ran into abank and upset. When this
occurred, our reporter, shut his eyes, and
opened them justin time to see . junbled
up stock Of dry goods emerging from q
snow DRIFT. II is said that the inlmltabie
aCALp actually turned . double summer
sauIt, and plunged into the snow about siE
feet, with heels pointing heavenward.-4
In the meantime, the horses had run of,
leaving our heroes and heroines (for such
they have proved themselves to be) tC
"foot il" nearly two miles, when they
found the horses quietly feeding at a
straw stack. The party was soon in the
sleigh again and arrived home about one
o'clock this morning, almost frozen. Thi'
was the gayest sleigh "ride" Of the season
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1m30)

A.GREAT DIocovERY.-It has been
discovered by thousands Of housewives in
all sections Of the country that D. B De-
Land & Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus is
the only saleratus that will producea uni.
form result, and give perfect satisfaction
every time. If once you try it, you will
always buy it.
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A CARD Fps. UNION Permit me
through the columns Of your paper to re-
turn our thanks to the members and
friends Of the Savannah Charge, for va
rious articles pertaining to the necessaries
and comfort of life, donated to US, among
which was a beautiful quilt, given by the
Clearcreck Congregation. All-Of which
amounted 10 as follows
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New York Markets.

FLOUR-Dull aud 10c lower. Re.
ceipts 1857 bbls. Sales of 1900 bbls Of
superfne State and Western, at SO 500
10 25j extra Western $40 50@11 rs ;
choice Sl3 l6 /; shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio S1l 30@15 10 /; trade
brands Sl2 20@l3 90-closing dull
WHEAT-Active and unchanged
Sales $500 bushels. No2 Milwaukee at
50 So No 8 do 81 HOP IL.
RYE-Quiet and heavy. Sales 5000
bushels. Western at 1927, an outside
price.
BARLEY-Qqiet. Sales ~ 500 bush
Canada West at 81 123@1 20.
C0RN-Dull and lc lower. Sales Of
5000 bushels mixed Western in store at
81 l5@116.
OATS-Hcavy. Receipts 1850 bush
Sales or 1900 bushels. Western at 81
@65c.
W0OL-Steady. Sales 10000 lbs
at 10000 for domestic fleece 443@52c
for pulled.
PORK-Firmer. Sales of 5000 Dbl;
at $40 5000 60 for new mess, closing
at $40 500 $40 31@l9 so for old mess
closing at $40 As SIG 75@17 90 fol
prime; $40 50@20 SO for prime mess
also 800 bbls new mess at $40 so.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet. Sales of g.
$50 bbls at $29@33 so.
DRESSED H0GS-Firmer. Sales at
7!@S4c for Western.
LARD-Dull and heavy, Sales at SOC
Dbl at l2@l2}c for old; l2i@l3lc fol-
new.
BUTTER-Steady and. unchanged
Sales at l5@90c for Ohio.
CHEESE--Quiet at l4@l9lc
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the undersign
ed, are requested to call and make settle
ment, either by cash or note. All ac'
counts remaining unsettled on the 18th
day Of Feb'ry, 1857, will be left with the
proper officer for collection. Walk up,
friends, and settle.
z. GREENEwALD.
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MATRIMONIAL

MARRIED-Dec. 18th, 1866, by tn,
Rev. John Robinson Mr.. JOSEPH B,
DAY to Miss AMANDA SMITH.
Dec. 18th, 1866, by the same, Mr..
D. A. STINGER to Miss BELLE l..
GATES, Of Richland County, o.
Jan. 18th 1867, by the same Mr.. v,
BAILEY Of Sullivan, to Miss O, &,
WEIGH.
AT the Parsonage. Jan, 25th by the
Rev. j. ". Swick, Mr., POLLS D. La.
OY and Miss SUFFR0NIA JACKSON
both of Ashland, Ooagss rau
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g. e. Time gablts.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
: Railway Time Tabs.

uUINU SUUIHs y
Mail Elk. N YEx.. Gal, TT. N'gt Elk.
Cleveland, 900 a m $50 p m 600 m 915pm.
Crestline 1872 p m $50 p IN 6,05 pm 1886 p m
Gallon 1872 pm 6;43 p m 0.2Q p N los p m
Columbus $50 pm 9,s0pm 1,l5 a n
GOING NORTH,
Mail Ex. Gin. Elk. Win Ex. MY Ex.
Columbus 800 m ILL IA nm
Gallon 5,33 p In LOS p m 500 a m 2,a q NJ
Crestline, sos p M l,35pm b,15 8.15 am
Cleveland 9,10 p m $50 p IN $50 a m, 6,15 p m
November. E. 5. FLINT, supt.
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Notice Il hereby given that on the 18th inst,
Roswell Weston was appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of the estate Of Sanford Peck,
late Of Ashland county, decd.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following persons paid their sub
scriptions to the UNION since the last list
nkn. L.,d ~ rAffe gaf f.H
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Patsburs. 1T. WayneS OaR.H

On ard after Nov. IS, 1866, Trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted, as
follows:-Train leaving Chicago atS,s6afP
NJ leaves daily rs.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.
Remember
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That our SHAWLS,
-FlH BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
"a KNIT HOODS,
and bleached GOODS
are marked down
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
REMEMBER

Stock Of FLANNELs was pur.
sashsseds ut such prices that we are enabled
10 offer them at a reduction Of from 10 to
rs cents from fall prices.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
Remember

That we have on hand and are daily re-:
seiying Hoop Skirts for all Ashland Co.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
REMEMBER

That W have a good assortment of dress
trimmings.
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