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NOTICE.

Benjamin Franklin Edwards, of the coun-
ty of Henry and State of Illinois, will take
notice that a petition was filed against him
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, by
Justice S. Weatherbee and is now pending,
wherein said Justices Weatherbee demands
partition of the following real Estate, to-wit:
Lots numbers eighty (SO) and eighty-one
(S1) in the village of Jeromeville, County
of Ashland and State of Ohio, and that, at
the next term of said Court, the said Justice
S. Weatherbee, will apply for an order that
partition may be made of said premises.
Dated this 2Sth day of July, A. D. 1869.
JUSTICE S. WEATHERBEE, Petitioner.
By J. D. JONES, his Attorney. 6w3
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An impoverished fellow in Paris
gave his sweetheart a ticket in the last
lottery. 1t o $50, 600, and she will
marry him out OF gratitude.
"A crazy French legislator was
found stark naked in a railway-car-
riage. II wish my constituents to see
me just as I am" was his explanation.
"A company of amateur minstrels,
composed of young men from Colum-
bus, gave a burnt-cork entertainment
at Dublin, Franklin County, on Fri
day night. A large crowd attended,
but considering the show a humbug
they removed the burnt cork by al
application of stale eggs.
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Gratis who will unite with us in rescu-
ing the government from the unworthy
hands into which it haa fallen, and we
pledge the united and cordial support
of the two hundred and fifty thousand
Democrats in Ohio whom we represent
to the ticket nominated by this Con-
vention and presented by us to the
suffrages of the people of Ohio.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiseretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the receipt and di-
r~ections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do
so by addressing, imperfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
1y46 No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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"A correspondent of the Boston
Journal says hat the whisky destroy
ed by the Philadelphia fire wtul l have
made 81, 700, 600 of t'straight drinks"
which, at fifteenacents a glass, would
amount to $500, 100000, fmore than
one-third of the National debt.
The dome of the Invalides, at
Paris, is at last completed, and pre-
sents a magnificent appearance, spark
ling with gold, 1t was gilded for the
first time by Louis XIV; for the sec
ond time by the First Napoleon in
1906, and now for the third time by
Louis Napoleon
"A grand banquet was recently
given at Damascus to the Governor
Of Syria, RaschidaP acha. Moham-
medans, Jews andC christians contribu-
ted to it, and it was the first time on
record that the Great Rabbi, the VI
ema and the Greek and Catholic pa
frioroho cot l0r-- kEa oon,a &ah1a
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Administrators Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the subscrib-
er has been appointed Administrator of the
Estate of John G. Reinhart, deceased, late
of Lake Township, Ashland County, Ohio.
ROBERT MARKS,
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& 1870:
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Executors Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor of the Last Will and Testament
of Caroline Ely, deceased.
JAMES ALBERSON.
Aug. 10. 1856,
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IN ASHLAND, tg
At the old carriage shop formerly occupied
by Ames & Leach.
We would respectfully inform theuciti-
zens of Ashland and adjoining countless
that the well known firm of
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4 SrtnULus EoR rA.4SrEas.
Prizes Eor .hc Succrssful Culture OF Cot
ten, Corn nn. Wheat.
CHARLESTON. November |. 1859.
TO THE EDITORS UFTiil:NEWS.

TO THE EDITORS oF'riiENEWS.
Gcn'temCn-Wc wish Ia cncutlra - the move
mrnt among planters tu increase The product
OF their lun,ls by better cultivation AM; by the
use of naniircs.
We think The poor lan.iS of olr state can bc
restored and made 10 protlucc ;,bundanily-
Willie lhc crops Of good lands can bc largely
increased 10y the ircc lsr oi the phospl,l,cs SO
providcniiaily discovered in this State, from
which The best of fertilizers are now Ia,lr
Poor and :,oo'l l3nils cannot bc nllc TO Yield
oIWaVy We propose 10 extend an cqu,H op-
loruity 10 all, 81 far IL the nature Of he case
permits. We, therefore. offer the following
premiums s-ba>cd upon the Increased it'oduc-
ton over The nDi,H1d grc,rM from the same
land. without manure:
FOR COTTON.
First Prize. \ GuII.crr Gin or 40 SAWS. or
Il Horse or mule OF same value. for the greatest
''incrcusc,l production in pounds of seed co: :
ion from fcc 0crtS OF land.
Second i'rizr. A SEWING MACHINE of any
patent desired, worth $50, or Il Cotton Press
of same valic. for the second greatest ''in-
creased production from five acres Of land.
Thi;d Prize. A SClKEY CrLTivATOn. or any
other agricultural Implement Of equal value
for tho third greatest ''incrcascd prOduction''
from dive acres of land.
PRIZES For CORN.
Under the same conditions OF ''incrcascd
production" from five acres of land.
First Prize. A handsome buggy and harness
worth sl75.
Second Prize. 4 sulkry cultivator, or its
value in any other agricultural implement.
Third Prize. A double barrel gun or u rife
worth $50.
PRIZES FOR WHEAT
Under the same conditions.
First Prize. sulkey cullivator,
Second Prize. A wheat f,nncry MILL
Third Prize. A silver Watham watch.
CONDITIONS IN GENERAL.
The "CARoLNA FERTII.EER" must alone be
used rs manure. We guarantee IFS excel
lcncc on the basis OF the analysis of Professor
Shepard
Evidence OF the use OF this fertilizcr-oi the
quantity Of land cultivated, mode of cultivu-
ton, and weight of manure used, as well as of
the resut-must 6e furnished, certified by
three disntcrestcd planters in the neighbor-
hood. Their statements must he made in dl,-
plicatc, one copy for d. Wyatt Aiken, Esq,
secretary Of the State Agricultural and Me
chanical Society, aud one copy for us, which
will be published in the agricultural papers
GEO. w. WILLIAMS Il Co.
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SPARKS FROM TuB WIRES.

At the Lynchhurg, Va, Fair Grounds, on Satur.
day, VIM. o. Mcorkln, n prominent merchant,
vas mortalIy stabbed by Max Sumptcr
The foundry and machine shops OF Talbot
Brothers, in Richmond, Va, were burned Friday
night. Loss sl65,oOo. Cause, accident.
A negro nurse OF Henry Creaser, In Bedford
County, Va, threw his child In the fire yesterday
ard burned II to death. She was arrested.
Miss Baylor, aged twenty one years, was found
on Thursday, near Sharon, In Bland County, Va,
with her throat cut. The murderer is unknown
Two thousand five hundred dollars have been
awarded In premiums at the Lynchburg, Va.
Fair. The gross receipts OF the fair were $40 Oo0
The first annual fair OF the Alabama Central
Agricultural Association commences, at Selma
on Tuesday, November 80. 1t Is to DC one Of tho
8randest affairs ever witnessed in the South
Extensive preparations are being made, and
several distinguished gentlemen have consented
to deliver addresses.
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TIE AHBEYILLE ELECTIONS.
TIE STATE cossrABLEs ACT AS MANAGERS
Slim Success of thc Uadicals-Tnc De-
moeracy not Disn,ayed-rho Dfstar-
bnncc at Calhoun's Mills.
IrnoM OUR OWN CONSEQUENTLY

ABBBrIILE COURTHOUSE, October %.
inclosc herewith the earliest reliable state
mcnt Of the result of tho election held yester-
day to fill the vacancies in the lower House of
Representatives. majority for the Radicals
has been obtained by the most extraordinary
efforts that were ever invoked to support u
bad cause.
On the day before the election the constabu-
larry from various parts OF the State concen-
trated here, under the direction OF their chief,
Hubbard, and OH the morning of the election
these, like field marshals, were assigned to
duty at the various precincts in the district
The Democracy is defeated, but not dismay-
ed; cast down for the moment, but not dis
couragcd. We will win the fight in the gene
raj elections of 1870. ltark thut! The con-
stahulary cannot be concentrated here then,
Us there will DC other fields as bitterly con-
tested.
You perceive that 10 polls were opened at
Lowndesylllc, which, in the election last May,
gave to the Democracy ITO majority-subtract-
ing this from the majority rendered In the
present election leaves the Radicals l7G ahead.
voTB or ABBEyII.LR COUNTY FOR MEMBsRs or TIE
y.EuisLATURH, OCTOBER %, 1860.
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ExCITEME IN NORTH CAROLT-
SI--HOEDEN'S NEGRO MILITIA.
"Al.rlC,I. October 20.

.;ALEICiI. October 30
Tic negro militia excitement continues un-
abaicd. Nothing can definitely be asccr'ancd In
regard 10 Governor Tindcn's intentions. II is
stated upon good authority that y body number
ing three hundred left this city very secretly las;
night for Chapel iili. Orange County, where arms
for them are supposed 10 have been previously
sent.
A train WAS son: to GO!dsbOro' yesterday TO
bring large number from the eastern portion Of
the State. The train wa; expected 10 arrive nj Ii
A. A. today, but up 10 :lic present has not male
its appearance, though muIncniariiy expected.
Their destination is Surpassed TO nc ,he counties
previously mentioned, though nothing yet Is de-
nnitc,y known. Thr Governors oIlicai organ of
this morning says no troops have Gccn sent or
ret. The facts that have leaked out show Scri-
OILS movement or some description is taking
place.
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EUROPE.
place.

LONDON, October 30.
The Times has an editorial on American finau 1.
ses, wherein the writer comments OH Secretary
Boutwells advocacy OF the payment OF the ma
tonal debt In god ana considers the very neces-
aty OF such advocacy q proof Of the strength Of
she rcpudiators. Boutwcns appeal for paying
thc debt will earn him glory. The obligation
cannot bo put too simply and markedly. 1t is this
duty which America owes, primarily, to its credi-
itors The nation does not want any other rca-
son than that OF the creditors right pointed out
to il. In the securities of America pnbiic faith
Ia excellent, but their liability to alter the terms
Of contract against the will of their creditors
would render their best securities bad. The only
sound rule to give capitul courage to pcrmcutc
the Union Is that bargain Is Il bargain, and that
it is u sufficient reason why one party is bound
to keep II, because the other party has made ar
rangcments on the faith Of It's being kept.
One hundred and six MOnarchists Will vote for
TIC Duke OF Genoa as King of Spain.
The Egyptian Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
been chosen president OF q commission to Il Z the
control OF the SueZ Canal.
Ar. Pcah0dy's condition Is more favorable.
The Czar will spend q part OF the winter at
Cowcs and Nice
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Henry Ward Becchcr has delivered him
self of stirring protest against the neglect OF
the Confederate dead at Gettysburg by the
government and Northern people. lie went
over the battlefield recently, and wins shocked
at the exposed remains and robbery Of the
shallow graves and trenches in which the poor
Southern slain were not deccntly buried, and
whose proper rcntcrmen: has never bcen
cared for since, while with The Union dead the
contrary has been the case. He refers 10 the
fact that 1--WE disburdcn the gibbct tenderly
and give scpulturc TO mnrdcrers," and asks
"Can 1t be possible that great and generous
nation will much longer suffer Tho Confederate
dead to lie disheycllcd in such utter and con-
tomptuOus neglect Z"
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5cT.TIlE SECRET OF BEAUTY LIES
in the use OF IIAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM for the
complexion.
R0uglincss, rcdncss, blotclcs, frcckcs, sun.
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Remember lIagan's Magnolia BALM Is the thing
that produces these effects and any lady can Sc.
cure 1t for IS cents at any Of our stores.
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyons Ka.
tharon. octa7 wfmimo
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1t LIS Invaluable to every lady, both married and
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No family can AFFORD to be without 1t, and none
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With the view of encouraging cnlistmcnts
IN tho navy, Secretary RobcsOn has directed
that more liberties be allowed United States
seamen when In port, and that instead of with.
holding all their pay until Tho end of cruise,
that they be allowed the privilege Of drawing
one-ffth OF their monthly pay at the end Of
each month. The Secretary Is also of the opln.
ion that the custom OF furnishing scamcn by
taking away their pay is on iEjudicious one,
and calculated TO punish their families rather
than Themselves.
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once salt! II "a'y Lncw wi,cr,. ib. r..s,,n,
citizens lna'ic '!ci. purchases there We lioull c,
ven served To such We uiirr
!, DIRECTORY.
The la'ri Ho ,ir.irr Ike iatcy; stvlrs of rns,,
i"UH',r Heal Dressing. CrrS chignon& or
hfu>, 60 To VI. ,y y. ASHTON.
Va" acntlrm"r wi'o desire to b" prcscntab,r n
Adun:s attire inr Wigs.
All who desire '.'c hest German cu!ngncs.
q" Ia ". y =. ASHTON
For i'ia'lcm or Coronal Combs. ar
g" 10 N. = y. Ashton
These who require The icst Extracts
fNcff "h" "ho desires g0''i Hair brushes or
combs 90 Ia ". y 4. ASllTO%.
vi Necessity uN who rcurc ,:uDd Tooth
Hrnsh Go 20 y. =. ASHTON
For genuine Tale ID vrnis, all must
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FOR iiaF Dyes an'i R"-rncrat"rS, nearly nn
Go 10 ". & y. ASHTON
IN fact, ali who require genuine rous from, The
following houses
S"ric,y Iiygcntiuc Eailcy's.
I.uhnS, = tiiinsnn,. i
cnwdray'S, : tuSucTs. 2
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ga0- BATCIIELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIS
splendid nalr Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, in
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tuners; and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig
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RELEASE OF THE CUBAN PRTY1.
TEERSlfEN.

WILMINGTON, October 30.
All the officers Of the Cuba were discharged by
she Commissioner today, except David A. Telfair,
o. d. Munroc. Nicholas Esiing, Il. II. Gibson, \.
D. Phillips, Louis Frcnch and John Lynch, who
were required to give bail in the sum OF 1--we hun
ared dollars each for their appearance before tho
aay
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NEW ORLEANS ITEHs.

NEW ORLEANS, October 80.
Tho Louisville Commercial Convention Lcvee
Committee met here and resolved to organize o
stock company for levee building purposes.
Bx-presIdcnt Jefferson Davis has gone home TO
Mississippi.
Governor Yarmouth says that lie Will not call
an extra session OF the Legislature.
Custom receipts here for October are over $780,
300, an excess OF $4,000 over any corresponding
month since 1SGO.
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The pb,Iadolnbla n.ncrs rccord,,n,o :, ),

The Philadelphia papers rccordEwhat they
style fashionable wedding" It took place
IL that city on Wednesday evening at the
Spring Garden Methodist Episcopal Church.
The bride was tho daughter OF Bishop Slmp-
con, and the Bridegroom J. Rlely Weaver,
lately appointed to consulship in Italy.
General Grant and family, together with many
government officials, were present at the we'd
ding. IS
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THE Nf7ynNAh CirIrAL.
IrROM TuH ASSOCIATED rEESs.l
,suIS,;TOS. Drt obor


Xeph Turner, Speaker of the virginia House oi
Delegates. and Mr.. Pla;t member elect from
Petersburg, interviewed Gran. today.
IIOar is about Issuing an opinion that the suia-
rics OF State Judges are cNcmpl from taxation.
Secretary Houtwcll directs the A*ss,am. Treas
nrcr at New York, :" give notice that The sale OF
Eoid and purchase Of bonds will lie continued
without change dmrn: November.
The debt statement for the month shows n dc-
crease Of nearly S7.5oO,OO0. Coin balance Sil..-
ooo,O00; currency balance ST,a50,OOJ.
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Obltnnrn.

fOtNG.-Dr,l nj Charleston. South Carolina o,
The 2ih October. l!cr :L; br; Inlay Ei:rr;% CAD>-
NI$;. wife Of Henry l.. Young.
Hen phanio inin;s est clim rciiqui, vcS:,ri
qil;u Iu mrfninissc,
no Petersburg Index and Richmond Enquirer
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fii1nuciaI.
ENIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY-YEAR
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
OF TuH
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL AND ,sTRrEsr PAYABLE IN sRw YORK

These bonds are secured by n FIRST MORT
GAGE ON THE ROAD, Including its outfit and
equipment. The Trustees are JAMES ROIB OF
New York; WILLIAM AIKEN and GEORGE W.
WILLIAMS, OF South Carolina.
This Road is los miles IN length, connecting the
Cities OF Savannah and Charleston, and is an i'm
portant link OF through travel from the North to
Georgia, Florida and the Gulf States. The whole
Road Will be In complete running order by the
first OF December.
This loan Is at the rate of only $4,000 per mile
which Is less than the cost OF the iron ami IL II
nrSt.class security in every respect.
These bonds are offered for the present ut
EIGHTY CENTS OH the dollar by the SOUTH
CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 10
Broad street. THOMAS II. WARiNG,
nctl3 WIN Cashier
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WEST YIRaIN1A ELECTION.

WHEELING, October so.
Returns come in slowly. Wood and Harrison
Counties, heretofore Republican, have gone DEM
seratio. II will require week to determine the
foault.
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5flurrico.

SilhRFESEE-tiHlFFl'r!l.- the evening Of
The 2sih instant, br thc Rev Thomas .Snytlic y.
d.. i.urii Siiini:Si:i: 10 Miss ASS:E :. GiiF.'I.u
both of this city.
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r. DIV ARD Low NDES,
BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET,

BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET
Buys and sells on commission Bonds. Stocks.
Bank Bills, and Securities OF all kinds The high.
est market prices obtained.
Any information desired, by lottcr or ntherwire,
Will he chccrfnliy given. Apply ~ above at No.
lir0ad street, or through Pos, otlice Box 307.
VIII also attend To the Investments OF money in
large ana small amounts
MISUNDERSTANDING, IIngcr & Co., Reeder &
DAVIS, q. a. Trenholm & son, w. q. Bee 6 Co.
Thoinas f. Warning, Cashier South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company; PciZcr, Rodgers 4 Co., J. ID.
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