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SAD
Death at a Wedding-A Young Mar
Aecidentiy Killed bya Companion.

IFrOm the Chicago Tribune. Nov. III
Mohawk ~street.in the North pivis-
ion, was the scene of a fearful tragedy
last evening, through which the joy
Gus festivities OF a wedding were turn
ed to grief and woe. Tie case is one
of the saddest ever recorded in this
city. There was a marriage at the
house of a German named Srhmafkei,
No. IS Mohawk street, last even
ing, and the company in attendanee
enjoyed itself to the utmost. A whole
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WIN. O. PORTER. ,pi
w17) Sheriff Ashland County.
SHERIFF'S SALE. ~
Luthers Grail d Co.
VS..
Joseph HeicheI, ct. al.

Joseph Heichel, ct. al.
State of Ohio, Ash Ian / County, S..
By virtue of a certain order of sale,
against defendants, issued from the
COURT of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, Ohio, dated October is, A.
D. 1869, and to me directed, [ will
ell at public sale, atthe south doorot
he Court House, in Ashland, ASH
and County, Ohio, on % ~
Saturday, December IS, A. D.. 1859,
ut ! o'clock P. NJ, the following real
estate situated in the County of ASH
land and State of Ohio. to wit: The
west half of the South west quarter
II section eleven CID Township TWEEN
ty-one, CID and Range (l5) fifteen.
Appraised at 81 o00.5 1ap 5n.ss
Terms of sale, Cash.. ja
WIN. @. PORTER.
e Sheriff Ashland county.
(5wl6) Oct. 27, 1859. "
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has been appointed administrator
of the Estate OF Jonas Yearick late Of
Perry Township deceased. All these
having claims against said Estate viii
present them according to law.
Oct. 18th 1869. JoHx YAs Nrsr
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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
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing t.
profit by the advertisers experience, can Dc
so by addressing, imperfect crnfdence.
JOHN B. OGDEN
1Y46 No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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Daniel Brown, Plaintiff
John q H. Goldsmith. Defendant.

John @. H. Goldsmith, Defendant.
Before Wn. Berry, ]. p. of jackson tp.,
Ashland County, Ohio, on the 18th day OF
September, A. d. 1859, said Justice issued
an order of attachmentsin the above action
for the sum CT S46,15.
Sent. %, 1~s69-6w11s
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"Bob, how IS your sweetheart get
ting along?" "Pretty well, l guess
she says l needn't call any more"
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NJIYvhvIoaaEA IA kns.

The Board of School Examiners of Ash
land County viii hold the following,
Examinations during the school year 1869
q 1870 sPRtNGAND s1rNNFR
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SHERtFF'S SALE.
Benjamin Huffman
Josiah Cunningham.

State of Ohio Ashland County, IS.
BY virtue Of 4 certain writ of Fl, Fa,
tgalnst defendant, issued from the Court
ii Common Pleas of Ashland County Ohio,
lated October II, a. ID. 1869. and TO me
directed, l will sell ut public sale, at the
outh door of the Court House, in said
county, on
S4tarday, December 4, 4, ID. 1869,
1t 2.'o'clock P. NJ. OF said day, the follow
ng described lands and tenements to wit:
ne North part of the Northwest quarter
IL Section number thirty one, 81 in Town
ship twenty-three, (23) of Range sixteen,
l6l commencing at the Southwest cornor
of the said Northwest quarter, and rum
ing North on the west line of said quarter
Jne hundred and fifty-six 21-l00 perckes,
o the Northwest corner, thence last ON
he North boundary line seventy one, (Lg
perches to 4 stone, thence South parallel
With the West line, One hundred and fifty
1erches, to Il Stone. thence West parallel
yite the North line Eight perches to a
stone. thence South parallel with the west
boundary of said quarter sixteen nd6S-l00
Derches to a stone on the south line OF said
Inarter, therce West on said line sixty
hree (6i) perches to the place of beginning
containing sixty eight and 60-100 acres save
md except Is acres and 25-1O0, sold to
Benz. Cunningham June ID, 1865, off the
west side of the above described tract OF
and, containing SO acres and 35-100 OF
land together with the privileges and APP
p~urtenances thel eunto belonging.
Appraised at 1910. Terms of Sale,
Cash.
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Great Distribute
CASH GIFrsIfeaFHR AMoUNT-oI
af ~S50O,000. @
BY II METROPOLITAN GIFT co

III ~ ~
CASH uFrsIeoa4HR AMOUNT o.
$5OO,O00.
Evcry Ticket Baaws ~ Prize.
) Cash Gifts, each 'l a.l $1,000
10 3 1906
20 :" 500
40 Cash Gifts, each sI,ooc
40 +" " So
roo loo
~ Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 t.
500; rs Elegant Rosewood Melodeons, u
. 100; $50 Sewing Machines 60 t
10; $50 Gnld Watches, I" to 500
ash Prizes, Silyerware, &c, valued
1t 81, 0G0, 600.
chance to Craw any ofthe above Prizes
or - cents. Tickets describing Prizes arr
sealed in envelopes and well mixed. On r"
ccipt OF 25c. a sealed Ticket Is q drawn, with
nut choice, and sent by mai! to any address
The prize named upon 1t Will be delivered |
he ticket holder on payment OF One Dollar
.'rizvs are immediately sent TO any addreS
|.Iv ca press or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is hefnr'
.ou pay for it. Any Prize exchanged 70
tno her ofthe same value. No Blanks. Oh;
uat ems can depend on fair dealing.
REFEHESCES.-We select TIE fnlloW1n.
yom many who have lately drawn Naiuahl
Prizes, aud kindly permitted us 10 puhllsf
| hem: Andrew j. Burns. Chicago, $4,000
Hiss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore, Primo, Setti
lanes NJ. Mathews, Detroit, 1000; John 1.
andrews, Savannah, 50, 900; Miss Agnes Sim
nops. Charlestown, Piano, $500. We put
ish no names without permission.
OPIxIoSs orrHE PREss.-"The Jim Is reli
Iblc, and deserve their success; -Weekl
tribune, May g. We know them TO be 4
air dealing iirm."-N. Y. Herald. May 2S.
a friend OF ours drew q $500 prize, which
vas promptly received.'-Daily News June
Send for Circular. Liberal Inducements u
ncka~c of Sealed Envelopes contains on,
;ash Git. Six Tickets for Ssh; II for 81
- for So: no for $15. All letters should ht
HARPER. WILSON & CO..
,2w1s 195 Broadway, New York.
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is hereby given that the subscriber ha,
been duly appointed and qualified a Ad'
ministraior of the Estate of Benjamin w
Cole, late of AshlandC County, deceased, da
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

The superior merits of the "SINGER
Machine over all others, for either Family
use or Manufacturing purposes, are SO well
established and so generaAy admitted, that
an enumeration of their relative excellen-
cies is no longer necessary. Our
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H. ]. TRAYER &tco.

of Wadsworth, Ohio, have established =
branch shop in Ashland, where we shalt
keep on hand, and make to order all kiHdS
of
Carriages, Buggies, sleighs.
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NEW FAMILY

Which has been over two years in prepare
ton, and which has been brought to perfec-
ton regardless of TINE, LABOR oriEX-
PENSE, is now confidently presented to the
public as incosaparably the h-o 90
. "a q .a3ibt SIC boa ,lauid yis9l r.
BEST SEWING MACHINE liz ExIs-
.TENCET
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IN ASHLAND,
At the old carriage shop formerly eeeapis1
by Ames & Leach. - -
We would respectfully inform ths siA--
zens of Ashland and adjoining d~eountieA,
hat thew we'll known firm of f,si
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JOHN RAY SyUBBED Ry A. Ne.

-JoHN RAY SNUBBED BY A Ne
GRo.-During the last days ofthe
sitting of the Senate, the great
John Ray had the modification
OF icing 'cut" by the negro who
presides over that august body of
negroes and scalawags, called by
courtesy the Senate. 1t appears
that the great John introduced a
resolution to authorize the Clerk
OF the Senate to have certain war
rants discounted in order to raise
money to pay the members, when
his negroship, from his high perch,
informed him that he would not
put the resolution, because it was
unconstitutional and did not meet
his approval. Mr.. Ray replied
that he did not ask the Presidents
opinion on the constitutionality of
the measure proposed; that he
claimed his right as a Senator to
have his resolution put to the
vote of the Senate. The Presi.
dent-''The Senator is disrespect-
full to the chair. He will take his
seat" just phancy the pheelings
of our great John. Oh, what a
fall : South Western. M
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A GAMING AFFAIR.-As Gen

a GAMING AFFArR.-As Gen
erals McMillen and Lee, both
members of the Legislature, were
walking up Royal street, about
) oeloek yesterday, the first named
party was accostcd by Oscar Du.
peire, who, with very little cere.
mony, proceeded to castigate the
General with a light walking cane.
After striking several blows the
parties were separated, and the
two Generals continued their walk.
one with an ugly mark over the
eye. The cause of the difficulty
was as follows: 1t seems that on
the evening previous Mr.. Dupeire
had been invited, by member of
the House, to a seat within the
bar. After Mr.. Pratt had conclud.
ed an eloquent speech, he was
congratulated by Mr., Dupeire,
whereupon Gen. McAIillen took
hold of Mr.. Dupeire and forcibly
elected him from the House, thus
playing the role of Sergeant-at-
Arms and1policeman. Such con
duct Mr.. Dupeire determined not
to submit to and resolved to pun
1sh the General for his assumption
OF authority. Hence the Gaming
N. O. Bulletin, 9th.
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Foreign and Domestic Markets.
| From the South Western. |


Liverpool, March 9, noon.-Cot.
ton quiet; uplands 12B and Or
hans 12sd.
ELiyerpool, March 8, afternoon
6etton easier, but not lower.
New York, March 9.-Cotton
aaiet and heavy at 294c. Gold
1911.
New Orleans, March Cotton
easier; middling 284 to 283c.; sales
900, receipts $3.50 and exports Cos
bales. Gold 1919. Flour-super.
fine &C %, double extra So. e21
and treble extra So %. Corn dull,
rs to- zoe. Oats declined, TIC
Bran 81 Is. Hay declined; prime
s25. Pork s31 so to $50. Bacon
firmer, 144 to III to 173c. Lard
dull, 10 to 215c. Sugar duh and
nominal; common 119to1255, prime
a14l and yellow clarified 16to163c
Molasses dali; prime 20 to 75c.-
Whisky nominal; Western rectiti'
ed 95c. to 81. Coffee unchanged
Texas cattle-1st quality $50, I'd
quality $50 to S45 and Sd quality
S25. Sheep 80 to So.
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Succession Notice.

In Succession Of .SercaH Wallace, deceased.
STATE Of LOUISIANA, I'm p,rish con,t
Parish ofBoseier. III ''riSh court
NTotice is hereby given that Cesar Wallace,
IN administrator Of the succession OF
Sewall Wallace, deceased, has this day filed
III the office of the Parish Judge, his final
account as administrator aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to adInonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
laS, the said account Will be homologated
as prayed for.
Given under my hand, officially, this 9Th
day Of March, 1869.
L. ". BAKER, Parish Judge
n59-5ts. pr So. of Bossier Parish
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An Indiana paper says
"There is a man in Dubois
county who is now living with
his eighth wife. Death has re-
lieved him of three, and divorce
befriended him on four occa-
sions. He hasn't decided which
to try next. A funeral costs
more than a bill of divorce, but
it raises no question Of alimo-
n.y."
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THE ST., LOUIS AND SHREvE-
PORT THROUGH LINE.-The in
itiatiye step in the organization
of this line of steamers has
caused some astonishment and
copsternation in New Orleans.
We don't see why it should,
because it is strange it has not
been done years ago. But
whatever injury it makes to the
Crescent city may be charged
up to her Insurance companies,
who have continued to de-
mand such exhorbitant charges
against the warnings Of the
press. How can it be be ex-
pected that people on upper
Red river would bear six per
cent, and those lower down as
much in proportion? But the
feeling against New Orleans
does not stop with her Insur-
ance companies, because the
people believe that her mer-
chants might unite and force
them to show a more liberal
spirit by the withdrawal OF
their patronage aud transfer
of the same to other points.
We shall be sorry, but not
surprised, to see New Orleans
lose her long enjoyed prestige
of the trade of this section, and
hope that.she may wake up be
fore it is too late.-[J Jefferson
| (TeGas) Jin,plecate.
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Notice.

To Administrators and Tutors.
FENhe Law requires the bonds Of Admins
Il traitors and Tutors to be recorded in
the office of the Recorder of the parish The
Probate papers of Bossier shows that this
has not been done As it is the intention OF
the law to secure the rights of widows, heirs
and creditors, and not allow estates to be
wasted by carelessness and cost, it is my in
tentiOn to see that the law is strictly com
Piled with. If duties are not voluntarily
discharged, individual notices will be served
by proper officers at cost Of party in default.
l.. ". BAKER,
March l3, 1862 Parish Judge.
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Str0sg Sale,

strayed before w. j. Bush, j. p,
II by w. r McCreight, Oct. 18th,
1865, aud will be sold the first Satur-
day in May, 1869. a strawberry Roam
Mare Pony. about years old, one
white hind and fore foot, saddle marks
on both sides Of her back, and branded
On the right jaw with the letter B. APP
praised at 925.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property. pay charges, &c.
j. II. LOTION,
n3l Stray Master
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Partition &aEg.

II NJ. ABNEY, Tutor, rs. heirs Of c. D.
Il and NJ. A. Ivey. For Partition BY
virtue of writ of sale issued from the Hon
Parish Court, Of the parish of Bossier and
State of Louisiana, and to me directed, /
will proceed to sell st public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, al the Court House
door in the town of bellevue, within the
legal hours OF sale, on Saturday. the Sd day
of April, 1869, the following described
lands, to-Wit; ...
The northwest quarter of section nine
teen and west half of southwest quarter
and southeast quarter Of southwest quarter
of section nineteen, and west half of north
west quarter of section thirty in township
eightGen of range ten; and north east omar
ter of sec. IS, and N L quarter of southeast
quarter of section twenty-five. to'rnship
eighteen of range eleven, lying in Bossier
parish, Louisiana, and containing, in all,
Five Hundred and Sixty Acres, more or less
Said lands sold to effect Partition.
Terms of sale-0ne fourth Cash, the bal
ance in one, two and three equal annual in
stalments. Purchaser to give note for the
credit portion of the purchase price Ia such
proportions as will be made known on day
of sale, with two good and solvent securi
ties, bearing eight per cent. per annnm in,
terest from day of sale, with special mort.
sold Cost Of deed and revenue stamp at
expense of purchaser.
w. ii, HILL, Sheriff,
& ex otficio Auctiorcer.
March 9Th, 1862 30ds
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Cotton Market Weekly Summary

From Shreveport South Western
Wednesday Eve. March 81
Tile market opened this morning
fiat. with no Improvement through
out the day. Offerings and sales
light. Our quotations should not
be considered otherwise than
nominal; good ordinary 243 to 244a
and low middling 20 to 254c.-
Gold steady and demand light at
1872 to 1873. ~
Thursday Evening, March. A.
The market to-day, owing in part
to the unpleasantness of the wealth
err and no offerings save smalllots
from wagons, has been extremely
dull, We have no sales to note
exclusively Tor cash, and therefore
quote nominally as follows: Good
ordinary al to 245 and low mid
ding 24a to %. Gold quiet at
132 to 1873.
Friday Evening, March 5.-The
MAJ ket continues still depressed.
Offerings limited, and sales light.
Vequote Hominally: Good ordina-
~ 2i4 to ~ and low middling
24a to 2Jc. Gold advanced to l33;}
to I34.
Saturday Evening, March g.
The market opened quiet this
morning at Yesterdays quotations.
Favelabie news received during
tie day. caused factors to advance
their pFetensions. We quote good
ordinary 94a to % and low mid
ding 25l to 255c., with more ac-
tivity, closing firm. Gold buyers,
Including bankers, seem to be de
m0ralized, bankers refusing to
buy at all in large amounts or in
excess Of what they can sell on
the spot We therefore quote
market irregular and unsettled at
100 to 1873.
Monday evening, March S.
The market opened this morning
with fair demand. We quote good
ordinary 24a to 25 and low mid
ding 254 to 254o., closing steady
and firm at outside figures. Gold
irregular and unsettled, tluetpa-
ting from l3O to 1873.
Tuesday Evening, March s.
The market opened this morning
dull, with more sellers than buyers,
being no sales from tables. We
quote, entirely nominal, or posi-
lively SO, but to be more explicit
We mean 4e. off, or, under the
present demoralized condition of
buyers, we might say &c. less than
Quotations: Good ordinary % to
25@ and low middling 254 to 25ac.,
closing with no buyers in sight
Gold unsettled, with no positive
qastatiens; nominally 1872 to 1873.
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Succession Notice.

Parish i 81 Of Bossier In Parish Court
Notice. is hereby given that NJ E Iowrapee
~ natural tptrix of the minors Of WIN
Hall, deceased, and administering his sue
eession, has this day filed in the Office Of
said clerk, her final account as tutrix afore
said
Now, therefore, this is to admonish al
persons concerned that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed BY
law, the SAID account viii be homologated
and made the Judgment Of the court!
e~~~o Witness, the Honorable T. w
LIS. Baker, Judge of said Court, thi:
t-o~- February 18th, 1869 e CE
THOS. n. BRADEN,
n47 SITS pr $6* Clerk.
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THE One PER CENT TAX
The New Orleans Picayune
says the Senate has passed the
House bill extending the time
for paying this tax to May l,
providing that no penalties
shall be RENTED until then,
and all hitherto collected re-
turned; that after that period,
until July l, there shall be adj
ditionally collected ten per
cel.t. upon the amount of each
unpaid tax claim, and if not
chem paid, ten per cent. per
month shall be collected until
Oct. /, when the claims then
unpaid shall be returned to the
Auditor
This will cause, in case OF
n0n-payment, as much as forty
per cent. to be added-a strong
inducement to prompt pay
ment.