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, 1869-06-04
The United Presbyterian General
Assembly.

MONMOUTH, TT, June s,-IAss ntgtlt, After al
excited d.srtl:siou, lite Assembly adOpled the IT.
rtat1r7ns the former law OF the church On this
subject, and dlrects the sessions to enforce the
sAme. TEls aEd the report OF the CnuI1&tpee on
Boatu Of Home AltsstouA NAs co1slderHL
The article In the confession OF Islth on wntth
tho marriage dectson was rrn!r-cd ycstc1 lay Wa
to-day overturned to the PresnTter:Ans. The Gsles-
ported -
The Assembly discussed the SUBJECT ui I1c83j-
trEtan union this afternoon. 4 s4bStitQtG to III.
Clalks paper Was ndop.e.l ItA suhsthncr Is that
without approving the Acts Of th.' cosnlltte fully,
the assembly continues the saule committee 10 reg
usae. with the rofutn1t1ecs Of other Iareslps
churches Tae substitute elCiIcu Considerable
discusHou, tut WIS rnaly pas.ed BY = lar,r ms
tor1ty.
, 1869-06-04
Vcnscte Pzzeed Detroit.
Special Desp4teh TO Tbs Ck1casu Tribune

DErxor. ,ltne4
PA&uD Dovx-Prr relles1 P..lA.tllhlz. Tauav andA,
&ir,frw. Cry RI Sew f+rk, tt-fs U>bbtra- Xe~shoy,
Pslms. lanAIeh Bed. Il l3ss Aad Hsae ). u Woodtld.
Sardinia tdss AAascS EEnEsre: seho+oeu TX.
shanfe, Juts Ae ntias, ChArsts Latham. NunitoE, o.
b.FIf. ...-7
FiD Cr-rrcrellrv Pax.aIc, En4r1rc 9sste B.istal
Rlehro~p4: t~rkr Cors.itutt. Sfrcl: sehoerrfs j. "
bolt, WesHad- J, O. NMs. EHnu1 Z. Smith and Fp3f
WEp-SluthHe1t
, 1869-06-04

RsrhsA At rs Eass Asdssonat. ap s4al-, He fa5da
sG e " 9asueess.tSl e Esto eiaenee. ac.la aad
~ his GEtde 70 Health nd Log L<e-" u cs1sniaf
about wtnntnt the Affections u tAe erpoe s<x VIZ be
s<1t kr.tts With f.
, 1869-06-04

C1EI1sLE, IA, June a--At the conclusion Of
the schoepPe murder trlal, the Ie1eolant was
loind guilty VI murder IN the trtt degree. TIC
counse! for Tie defence 1Ahe the usual motion ror
q ncw trial
, 1869-06-04

! Scw YORK H1eadA1uiA, Fkot1alan and Gro
ceEy 1I&Ikcts-
sseei.1 pes7ates so Tt CaIc.s, Triteae.
FAR Tonx. JuceA
E1sa Stats eea1 Ind tusthr7 f1 aa1e 70. c1pot It
"a Let = t1twet:sI3 fous = vr.J ca1ea er2!4.~4
tsotd 4aGslt extra MNwxck%e hf1cds st4a II Ct e
Whs.t s,e.ea .rIy heavy. Seue e.la1t o;1lets VEN
rtt :7act 3: :h< last few eays ezctc a.Trra.
dogs aneos tvers to hcw the tarket viii b~ sup
i ante:s .;lsn 4 t..e N LTrrreeL tS: tat i =
EsvirE tAkec 7!Asr. tktJ ErE fytser t.e!s Er:iea
C.rp Esu,. With %'u-e e1t-1ft demand ttr Htite,
U.s he4vy.
fsst elo<td III. at asL6l Lard c1Ac4 Hi:A ttItt 1t
Hke. fles: Iqe. IalE. =,
Cotee dull: Rio. 1sS8sse sExar eeavy; hf 10
rtiEc 9ocxFJ, 14&l1tAc
, 1869-06-04

NV ToIK- Ju2c 1CoEus-fEn; sstes ct 1soo
tele+ L. xc for toid gpnnd1
BxEAps!r1,kF Fso@-1seata9tk lssp brill Essks
e1rI etaie sals ii ain TN Il IL lta4 = iar sTss
eee SUE ~ Ee.ts1a: aasoaax:. 4. cxi-. ss.te
whs.i e1ra: t6oo@..E tr r:und ansp Ohio; e7ona
eGi el..A s L., xis..::sE IL teI Il cS-cc
, 1869-06-04

tlfCIS.
nv YrRx. Jrnr 1-Nou.y aettvc Il p1 c1t. O,
call Cc1upt rtiAi rnrer daA It :.xa.
S.s1ttD8 tsu 1t 1CA41fP4. .....
E1A Qriet md lawtf, ct~Eed nj lsF4. AdvAnes "a
II y ard q ,4ed II i.e C.rr,7as r1,rz Il "a ~
sci6 Elln ! Il iwN Noam IAE1 Tas r<r1as1s 1sis
eekaHSae.
Governments tte1Av kct eutet.
Oou1pua ..l1ls.teI.a ft:oopoaa, e .1sK41u-.
tseoooas .-i5As4i1s S,xIons. a. IL. si!ts
G.ApoaA u. .ranss4easa PaetAs...... l3lc1a
C,e5<nA ctw uax:Atls'Ii
State hcnIf tcHer:
y; 54SF:a::;:s4 1Hs ss4s ::.:: ss
The ssoef tnarkrx frrersh III da*. EFir. !1ine
:@t Fer eeu wth. rats n the A!trfu> n fro:a the
Io~tst rrese. q prt ett fArH t-aussstlant Kyfs
Eestya n NseSlfaa ss;b:sa ~ Liz sS.fr tx
Is v.Des, t.t rsT,s: Ihe II 4 ~:
HA +. ,! lr.st de1rztt Thr yes JezstJ c<:esl sos&
r. fsEa.yt.sa!. cs.1al md E1r srFe 4.ist,s,; n
Ihns5 ~ sass r and aHetr aproa s1tp dtTtsnd ~
es5 E.Eted 9 JEdrr 6Atentn rstsainin9 c.5tia NJ
COLLECT The Il t.t+r4f tne ~, nfttrrrtI ri
49, ~4-Ufr f-rS
, 1869-06-04

BEEE CAITtE-I1rra was ) fais 1aQary for beef
nth during sas f:ss s:d prcs 1.rs pesaaa:
nsf th-fr ~ssa hill h t.dc aaa from this time entl
M eiose q.3 taz1 feeling prevailed for al IEscp-
Pttnes Ea1Et hare taken = lover t.akr III AteunL Tue
h'lk u the eae. were reported 10 .avo. OF Ne. Tprk
hIuat1 and i:ablt&h hayct1 though 4oue s{s tots
, sTs t.s9 r. se! pe4nte xns Tek<,s and C!e.e
8. TfaassfinaS na1 orr ldd hesd It sIat3 Is Ia
sales' = c1sa.nos n!zed .tA ine!udlay STAN As,
li9Et ht4t<d H1uSk4 cQMA End AEaHANAS 6.ocsH !.
S1ssS@ ttf medium to sa:,sr butch.
~ prae . rr:Ts qusIft!eV Ihe svf7aEe quality
e the oassnes was rather better than that ct yesrf
, IT @oss at.I1 I1rsy ot tac ~ Ma2psr szad.a H. only
sr.Fes LOO II, fro Hsleek G. anty. atfnai su3 fel
Y ( Es,sos aad ,old 81. Gsesorv. su1dr tCa. n
-. sid hy N1tsis Aadema Al Sidn md g Irtai
.Iasthe = -. s.ld by st John & Hsv~L- i A...4
, 1869-06-04

lsSodsh Lfskks- treats III private md SEXUAL d.
- ~ saests Iet5aaata: Es- In the 4trtae
t!Tza S~tatnsl Weatre-s, Nervous Debility Or
o!pante tdssieEa ct xaJ kid shoald eau carly.
~ s< tNnftffx md rIpenAe An Een1Ale DsaeAars
aTa .hrs ffsattd Hith sairsy and SUGGEST His
fAaspaist q Ad'tn suat t1ee II aly addlrsA Con-
, 1869-06-04

aAfIIae !nGkkt va snaFe Ets:9sUE sap1lIed o
dAr, ttt ttr crnFr not tq1A1 70 He demand AID
the sentc: AAr1Der ~e als<s3ned We aole r.i:rs
ssE :.dsaHs: T1n7ashy tuiiet Atad be.sEt p.ssyd
YTati seiie sd peal.r presstds st.o4as5; r.i:e,
lsose psssMd 81 H%9! -; ttuftay. h # ca wssoa
fqs 51atss1 dt51ts15:ns sLesA1 + i to /. .sk+d
Thf-e II: EicF1aec: 10 hites. Ia u ee.ts.oc
sasFtna .ere ab.essea 4 t1n EA.r " 1.Eat oaS
.ake5 cunt. h~>1y, 9s4.Aiie: A,e.n el.ci .rart
GFJ .ia!, SA21e: dry s4t:~t ieSaEe: e!,5at5 nd
damaFed t"otEtcds price. branded s5t+, ID - e-@;:
, 1869-06-04
COM MERCIAI

..-- THURSDAY RvxslSo, June
Thc following tables show the receipts and Ah,p-
neats OF lroduse dntsas The past trcasy5onr
hoIy1.
, 1869-06-04


~ 4KTE ~ fHnx a GEsG.qe, z yEEL7B.rt, c~rn-
n;dt. .9fWyardette, Swallow. Rosaisn. Co Enhis-
Aailk E ! Ard ~ J. ksssaE ~ Ss3*'
CIAnEo TUE CHICAGO. ItNE 1-Prrs pnaexse CHI
eaEo; ha1ka Cty q tie struts, CnAdls and z Coz
, 1869-06-04
sun FTAnet1eV Itcua1s

say PRtkcSco. June A-Stssr,er Nonssn8
nuo isna!ln, s17trtA ISIS nwa1sT.
GeaetN Tnansa, a. 1eN comwaa3sx Of sts
, 1869-06-04

AZ The Afternoon Beard fat demand bx.9sei
fc. No spring wheat Hartet closing steady
Al tL1ak fer seller the month. Cueu Ald psts
wesr Gusrt- bet held t,.nlJ nj tae cloains rgares
on Change In tic evening business wa neg
1ected. And prices we're noninsl Pork pfodcca
re.e dall No demand tos grain vessels
Live hogs wete dun and negsscted, and the pu1r.
kr+ c,osed weak II decline Of lSs SIC. Beel ca,-
ua we're IN falr demand durng the forenoon but
tstc. tho market E}ed dcn Hnd closed rasy Safes
wcle esected II 4 ranee of }4nAs1;a
, 1869-06-04

a.s3.ssss a.: a.ss.fs u ss.Fh:1S III! M
7p3sa Nd, ss ~ -. 6.s: ss.s 4.S., i,sts;..;S i;
Este--......... . q 94 Eo{thxestau a. a S3ts
Hn.dna ,s n5e...., ts = e IA. ......iskaSS@ &
h..ass:.s hstds :.a 81 =, r sS q r. sss "
C.S A....:....1H S1E
Mta!nx shaEts taN, ...-..-..
Jav ttt:A 1t thA Sab Trtos.uy. II IT. 1s; payDeuta
9a3..1n; hA1xnee, Ss9.17.ee1 :.
DisbsyM5ustss cf AIb tettrxa{ dI6t,A
, 1869-06-04

The third md last game nf the match between
Chicago and For7 Wayne VAS continued last eTen.
iug- The playing commenced last night With For1
Waynes 18th move. The sco1e now stands Il
fotIUHes
, 1869-06-04
9HExS.

Sh1fd TELEGRAPH A.Ame R-tween Eokt
Wayne HAd EhIcafo.
, 1869-06-04
New York Dressed Hog Market.
The Produce 5InfketA. =.

E1E ToEk Jtae l.
City dressed hnsz dsel1aet to uk-. WITH na1r se.
tfyitT
, 1869-06-04

Sot s; tsos''' A0' 'A'a 0''ak soe pAe s'Ssn''-'~f
?a,22kes: ao..-............-.::...:.l .lsEsm Is4sn
The llo.ips tsiie .ho.: lie r.<yss sua .ApntS,s
tof tx eoi7cs1opalns tine List year:
f:;s:::; III: Efss::: s;:::: s:;: s S';$$ !:
i S =; +; = ia ~
!;ss; ';,sSs rs. ;s.ss n: - -
l~sa:
ta;a: md eaala.os i s5Aa!s son s. 5. < ir;sh
Fis9 49, IL ss1ss 3 s:as.ss. 3sos g
g ns 'ss: Z ~; I'd s7'i = aa g. as
&c nd & :.s :. s5s Cd TT 2.4s! 40
C.fte Of tssI !; !, Aise:sa VI ar3n Gf.n4 Msren n
s 4. Ir,.I -, - '"' - ''e'@>' %''S'' '''1 =
ps1er, recr. fiji ,1sie fe: tss .e.;,a. and ~ lie
tssAs sEe not e1stssve sales ase readily made At auo
lint ee4., l1eh aAssa 3ssD
ksesd eea1 t-snea - esnea. xA1 2ro
Tsid aess: II. II t.: isci msa
11sss @ ~ a. .s.ana ~: ;,4 aneI.ae ~ tetsehsf,
Gnu..son f'esftax wtde tdtesssa} saoAo "
w.sd.. np95 g
Coa>:soa i.ss1is joIss. Ending md s;asa
:s "a < :s.s's'a: e =
ID eaaiaca iasds md ia
frkHtsi 4A9
fd t ;t '---'- ""+---'..'
!saas aAss, feand, ta ioI1eh. .......... 81 u
1T "a .siast. Is Is
sssed asts1 'ans:ta e, So, - -;
shaved .at7sses. so. .L.::.-:.::..,.-....- tvu7 u
, 1869-06-04

we're iewtE In The Esst and sthocEa the
~ o. s.r va ~ tn means 4sE-. Il lArE-J ertctd
sr. .iI-rd b. eldsrs eajr+ wcEr rI.Irtne4y fo~ md
u4r s1l*ok Tho Lsk 81 the saloa urs~ made !
trdn1tnn st iSaac 1cs loo ~. Slre til5 ehaasr i
hara- during ts aV rsnt- ct q N zH9J tdaSlc
eAt~Ad, s7tt.ttbt 80 - h;u.tls {s,.a
, 1869-06-04
Port Of Hrdals

Pert Of Cleveland.
A4Ef<D YEoK CHICAGO, JrxE L.Noue
clIAAxD 1oa cHcAoo. JCxK l-Ptnp Ro4ooke.
, 1869-06-04

TurnSfA7 Evxt1su, .I1tnes
Mentr 4 ve Htck Curing the up thts eves1,k
afsportfd b he 6AcFtAIJ .. The Qalal Stock YxEdf
, 1869-06-04

Cuts41atd...H a :.
Wrila & Fatfp, AHA Al's
American kL~- RA1 D&
AtAEA..-.---- ts.tA q
GntA 6satN-. SHA q
Nt1-, Enian. -. u q lsN
&sa@.s: &ssss'r.:::s VIA u u
fad6c u 49,. ex1tA Ns
II. y. { s-s..s. EkAa q
, 1869-06-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
RotrAx1 3tRrkets.
xrkYCYAi

Rutr4xn 3tarkexs.
1EtkYc1Al-
LONDON, Jane
CEted States $sp bond, So
CeaAc1s ts eteJ, q1; see,1at. a1k. $-D a nds
Lnd \ Sc1cs nd steady It I'll: d. II FfAnklr. al
%t&Esk.
Eae- ~: nlinct. cens.st -: Atlantic Great Vest
HnA skoeks 45tst D.1fst ste7d1 tcfte4 4t II Sc
STrce In the bxzk et EEs1az5 hs8 1ac-a .e4 ctt 40
In The seek. Etteie t. The Bank cf F.aare tG1 tn
SscxAeG l,6Nt1.c IrA1H in skF week
, 1869-06-04

CHICAGO. ALTON ST. LoU1s RAILROAD,
my ETffEft-.--- .T--+- 'l2ANk "S~
Jetlet a1d Hkoerat gtrr Atcru..s 4,Nrm s9:IaE
Nc: EI:ssr1:: go IF an
take Ae ~ n t-sf1- whtrh poEceG +, B.opEIns;ln
: with trims "a thSS NyfEfcn.
, 1869-06-04

THURSDAY EvENyS1. Jalt >
Inc following WITS thr erpt1 N S1rnents nf nr1.
hT. s1ing3sH and 18th duEtax the pat twsuty-f~ur
boEfat
, 1869-06-04

Ql1S-frade was without material Improvement
and. - F.k pFte.s we+c ent 40 s2attaa. r. Az q
Sao,si ,.s Sssso9 2, ~ se; i, na.ssd. si..:
NJ. ,~!nfrr: sLte: Aa d. tl.ao vF.je III. ii "a
r. = * el ala: :t5si:s aLA: lul:ss t4S II ~.
phsnt FL e ~; ae A.a!e1t- a. ~. =,
.EoELTkf.ssit. 4. q sse,Is ehiei:ns II HNi. %
seop and 10 ff- :nskryr at lie: eeo srcks 81
do u S2lA
GAME-salcs IT Z cory. p!@t.:na !. sy -
POTATO Sales n 81 hi At &c q hsi1 cHz1y HA1
ssnu Il eE. IN l9t. fEgl f:nrc: II 4t III
hAEs At 21c dr4vtTtx Il .e cArat ~. "a sEatk
CAT ~ At 4ac: cnr at tt an :-aek
R{CE-Thr krS wrs d7il hrt rF.n At 4.ft WEEKS
Jut:Aiiant P.t1A. stxes cs African. 1A+ u CAsc-
Tar. 1a'x xAt1ac-
, 1869-06-04
MEDICAL CARDS,

>5N 4 - Ga
, 1869-06-04

HESHY q wESTwohIH, = =
coLuNBCx, CHICAGO fss MbIas,s Ias,snE5E EESfT11 sfsf;
AhsAE99 pHOECntner Caoal md ln1ie 1:rrssA
kH0f e4ce1-ltSkes Ot6ec. clzIE Eaz6s1a
md Dearborn steesx
1HI CNcNNAlI il4-LNL
Go1;1,fT., t1rn F-Tgr. Ft;1R,sss HE
EEcsnn1t NlEht EIperss. e;1ofp m - TIN
ootonuo1s light K1p1rss- -.-..+ si5 n
, 1869-06-04
SCALES.
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

CHICAGO NORTH n k6TEAE RAILROAD
Ticks 0f5cn+ so3tbcsst esaer u E4a-k sod IAk4-s.
cocEcA E1tIr. AEp oxtaA !1zz
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-09-22
The Power of Sympathy,

Under the head of 4 true incident
the Missouri Presbyterian relates this
story:
A few weeks ago two ladies await
ing conveyance to the cars, met in the
parlor of Il ! o:cl ut LcnnoX, M;r;sr
chusctts. They worc stranger to each
other. One was from this, city, the
other from Staten island, New York
Both were clad in deep mourning,
and it was very evident that those gar
ments of voc covered broken hearts
responsibility. Each felt strongly
drawn toward the other by sympathy
of kindred sorrow /; after repeatedly OK
changing kindly, tender looks, the New
York lady addressed the other lady.
"You, too, journey this morning Z"
"Yes, VIC have Il long journey be
fore us"
allow far doyou 60"
"'To st. Louis, VIC reside there"
"You Missourians must have had q
sad experience during the war. felt
for you, i assure -you." - /
= j'.Indecd madam, no Tonc can tel
what many of us have gone through
ibid you sympathise with the South
en- / eople?" IL i"'t
Eyes, madam ; for l am Il native
of Missouri, and knew tho sufferings
of the people in the seeding States ;
anil more than all myown child was
a Confederate soldier and was killed.
And L too, my friend, lost my only
son in the Federal army"
And with that the mother of the
Union soldier arose, crossed the room
grasped the hand and kissed the check
of the mother ofthe Confcde ate r We;
saying as she did so, "your son and
mine laid down their lives, each con-
WINGED that he was doing his duty"
This incident is strictly truc.-AFs-
| so1ui PreSdyt. Tidn.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-09-22
MIR. PendIeton's Speech.

We are pleased to lay bcforc our
readers the .~eAccllcnt speech of cur
gifted and accomplished candidate for
Governor, Hon. Geo. III. Pendleton-
HIS yiewszare statesmanlike, and can
not but arrest the attention of every
reshepting map. To those who are
dcsirous of returning to the happy
days when the whole operations of our
gosernment were carried on for sixty
fye or seventy millions a year, when
taxation was scarcely felt by the poo
pie, We have to say, read this SPEECH,
and ponder its suggestions well before
you vote. If SO, We are convince
you viii turn your back upon negro
suffrage, high taxation and consolida-
ton, and vote for Geo. II. PeDdleton'
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-09-22
Democratic Meeting at Hayesville
PENDLETON.

The meeting Mt Haycsvillc on Sat
urday, Sept. 18th, was addressed by
Hon. CHARLES Fo,LErT, of Newark
Ohio and J.. NJ. CoSNELL, Esq, tho
Democratic nominee for Attorney Gen
c al.
Mr.. FoLLETT addressed the meet
ing for about an hour. Ills remarks
were confined to II review of Republic
can cxtravagance-the s upcndous pub
lie debt created by Republican steal
ing acknowledgement and pcrlidy. Ht
made it conclusive, we think, that it i.
no part of the Republican programm,
to pay the national debt, but is thciI
deliberate purpose to fastcn it upon
the country, with the present grinding
rates of taxation, for all time. Ills
discussion of tie Tariff was exceeding
ly clear and able. The discrimina.
tons in favor of the a~ristocratic bond
holder, the monicd classes and the
SPECTATORS were admirably shown up
while the oppressive weight of the
Tariff upon the laboring masses was
clearly demonstrated.
Mr. CORNELL continued the argu
ment for about an hour, in the same.
strain. He entered into an exposition
Of the manner i'm which the national
.lebt had been accumulated. lie laid
open some Of the rascally transaction.
IF the thieves who had furnished SUI.
plies, mules and horses for the arm,
in which they had obtained five or sin
i'rices for the same, and gave this Il.
one of the reasons why he had desert
cd the rotten hulk of Republicanlsm,
that reform in the high places of tho
Government might be brought about.
Space docs not permit us to enter into.
! full report of these spceches-suflic'
it to say, that they were able and t.
he point in every particular.
Owing to the, season, the farmer:
were exceedingly busy getting iuthc I
crops; and hence the turn out was not
50 large Us expected ; yet it vas large,
considering all the circumstances; and
VIC think the audience returned home.
moro than ever determined to support
Gro. III. PENDLEroN and his financial
theories.
We noticed the agent for "YankcC
Robinson's Egyptian Cow" in th,
crowd, and hence, may expect an OK
tended report of the meeting in tho
"smut machinc"-"fzzlc' NC.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-09-22
WHAT Is TO BE.
OHIO NEWS.

&. M. Gould has sold the Checking
Seminal to ID. d.. Elder formerly of
GAINESVILLE Ohio. Success to the now
Editor; and hope 10 hear from G..
NJ. Gould again.
Tie Bryan Democrat a Y Will
liam G.. Preston, one of the Oldest
Masons and earliest settlers in North
we. tern Ohio, died at his residence in
st. Joseph township, Williams coun-
ty, Ohio, August 18th, 1869, aged ~
years, & months.
Valentine Scib has bcec indicted for
the murder of George Livingston, 10y
SHOOTING Wooster Republican.
The Treasurer OF Franklin county
EliIcd in bu sincss. Thcre-upon suspi-
cion WAS excited that he was Il defaul-
ter The County Commissioners re.
moved him from Office and appointed
another. a full investigation and set
Element of affairs has discovered all the
money in the treasury, and fully vim
dicatcd the official integrity of Mr.,
Hcadly. He WAS nominated by the
Democracy for reelection before the
recent trouble occurred ; the full vim
| dication of his integrity insure his cleo
ton by 4 large majority. -karm@:. Il
At St. Clairsvillc, last llonGay,
Thos. d. Carr, under sentence OF
death for the murdcrof Louisa Fox,
was found on his bed in q very weak
condition, with the bed clothes and
the floor of his cell covered with blood.
He had obtained q nee lie, and, tying
| his left arm above the elbow tightly
with q bandage, had opened a large
lvcin in his arm. Ills arm was dressed
by a physician, but about noon he
tore of the bandages, and, with n pin
used in the bandage, tore open the
wound again and bled very freely be-
fore discovery. lie las said from the
beginning that he would not be hung.
| His case is now pending IN writ OF
error before the Supreme Court of the
State, and is not to bepassed upon be-
fore December.-GdSetie.
The election on Saturday last, in
this City and Township, for Justice
Of the Peace, resulted in the election
of Col. James Grail, (Dem.) by 4 ma.
iority of 27S over his Republican com
petiter, VIM. Smith, Esq. There was
another Republican candidate in the
field, Geo. Lowry, but Col. CralPs
maj. over both is 2O4.-ShieM ana
Banner.
r. Jones was robbed of his watch
valued at $400, and fifty dollars il
money, at Vienna last week. A search
was made in the house of n widow
for the property, which resulted in
finding rolled up in a piece of carpet,
not the watch, but the son Of Mrs. E.,
who was just wanted to answcrf for five
horses he had stolen. The officer lei
him go into another room to change
his clothing, and he left through
window, without asking leave of Mr.
Constable.-Salem Repubaean.
A fatal collision, resulting in the
death of three persons, occurred on
the Pan Handle r. R.. on last Friday.
two miles east of Steubenville. The
westward bound freight train an into
q construction train, going eastward
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pay it honestly, according to the con
tract, pay it III money rs valuab C as
that which vas received for it /; pay it
in legal-tcndcr notes; abolish the Ma
tional bank system 4; pay of the bonds
on which they are founded !; ave the
yearly interest !; use every appliance of
economy and management in advanc-
ing this policy-thcn, when the debt
is paid, when taxes are reduced, when
seventy five millions suffice for the
Government, when all property is sub
jcctcd to Il just rule OF taxation, if it
be advisable to contract currency and
resume specie payments, it can be CT
fccted without great disaster, and the
inevitable suffering can be bornc-"-
these, and such as these, should vote
for Ohio's gifted, son, Hon. GEO. Ii.
PENDLETON.
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Leonard COWan. ct

1cOnaru SOWan, CT III. g.
State of Ohio, Ashland County, IS.
BY virtue of a certain writ of III Fla,
against defendants, issued from the Cour of
Common Pleas, of Ashland County, Ohio,
dated August II, A. ID. 1869, and to me di-
rected, L will sell at public sale, at fine
South door of the Court House, i'll said
County, Oh
Saturday, October 9th, II. d. 1869,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to-wit: Be
ginning at a point in the center of the Jer-
omeville road, which point is distant from
the South end of Centre Street, in South
Ashland, in n direction South 20 degrees
east Is rods and II links; thence running
South 20 degrees West, IS rods and % links
thence South 20 degrees East 0 rods; thence
North 20 degrees Feast IS rods and % links;
thence North 20 degrees West Q rods to the
place of beginning; being a part of the
South west quarter of Section IL, township
% and range 16, containing one acre of land,
more or less. Appraised at $4,000.
Terms of sale cash.
VIM. o, PORTER,
(5w9) Sheriff Ashland Co.