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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-15
SHERtFF'S SALE.
Benjamin Huffman
Josiah Cunningham.

JOStdn cunningham
State Of Ohio Ashland County, rs.
BY virtue OF d certain writ of Fl. Fa,
against defendant, issued from the Cour;
.; Common Pleas of Ashland County Ohio,
dated October II, A. d. 1863 and to me
directed, i will sell at public sale, at the
:outh door Of the Court House, in said
county, on
Saturday, December +, A, d. 1869,
1t 2 o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenement to wit
he North part of the Northwest quarter
IN Section number thirty one, SD in Town
ship twcnty-three, (23) of Range sixteen,
i16l commencing at the Southwest cornor
of the said Northwest quarter, and In
ming North on the west lire of said quarter
One hundred and ffty-six .21-l00 perches,
to the Northwest corner, thence East on
the North boundary line seventy one, (71t
perches to a stone, thence South parallei
with the West line, One hundred and fifty
perches, to a Stone. hence West parallel
wife the North line Eight perches to u
stone. thence South parallel with the west
boundary of said quarter sixteen and 6S-10O
perches to a stone on hes onth line of said
qnarter, therce West on said line sixty
three (6i) perches TO the place Of beginning
containing sixty eight and 60-1O0 acres save
and except Is acres and 25-100, sold to
Benz. Cunningham June IS, 1865, off the
west side of the above described tract OF
land, containing SO acres and S5-100 of
land together with the privileges and ap-
p~urtenances thereunto belonging.
Appraised at 1910. Terms Of Sale,
Cash. r}Lt~ * "s-E
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WOOSTER HACK LINE

a good comfortable Hack Line for The
accommodation Of passengers will leave
Ashland for Wooster, fii-weekly. leaving
Ashland Mondays Wednesdays & Fridays
at 8 o clock in the morning, via. Rowsburg
Pitt ST urg. Reedsburg and Jefferson.-
Through fare. 500
lack also tri Weekly from Ashland! TO
Orange and back the same day. leaving
Ashland Tuesdays, Thursdays and sSatur
days, Fare Scots reI 3 a.
y. WENTWORTH,
ProprietorsI>
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SH ANHOOD: HOW LOST
N OW

$3.50 OH RESIONtD.
SSS68 st published, a new edition %
go DIR. CulverwelI's Celebrated Essay
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ness, involuntary seminal losses Inpotency
mental and physical incapacity, Impedi-
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Epilepsy and fits induced by self-indul-
-ence or sexual extravaganza.
Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from n thirty
ears successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of seEf-abase may be radically
.nred without the dangerous use of internal
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,ninting out a mode of cure At once simple,
%ertain, and effectual, by means of which
very sufferer, no matter what his cossdition
nay be, may cure himself cheaply, private
", and radically
This lecture should he in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
my address postpaid, on receipt of six cents,
Ut two post stamps. Also, DR.. CulverwelPs
Marriage Guide" price 25 cents. Address
he Publishers, a"
CHAS. ]. C. KLINE & co.
I27 Bowery, New York, Post Office box.
1856. As, we.
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ASISAALArDO EOhEhA'
Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article of
granuiated Virginia.
Wherever introduced it is universally ad-
mired.
It is put up in handsome muslin bags, in
which orders for Meerschaum Pipes are
daily packed.
LORILLARD'S "YACHT CLUB"
Smoking Tobacco has no superior; being
denicotinized, it cannot injure nerveless
constitutions, or people of sedentary habits.
1t Is produced from selections of the fin
est stock. and prepared by a patented and
original manner.
1t is very aromatic, mild and light in
weight-hence it will last much longer thar
others nor does it bnrn or sting the tongue.
OF leave a disagreeable after-taste,
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
M~eerschaum Pipes, silver mounted, and in
neat leather pocket cases, are placed in the
Yacht Club brand daily.
LORILLARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere.
1t is, without doubt, the best chewing to-
bacco in the country.
LORILLARD'S SNUFFS
Have been in general use in the United
States over ITO years, and still acknowl-
edged THE BEST wherever used.
If your storekeeper does not nave these
articles for sale, ask him to get them.
They are sold by respectable jobbers al
most everywhere.
Circulars mailed on application.
t2w23 p. Lorillard & Co., New York.
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YAM An ~ Eel
This delicious preparation. made from the
root Of the American Aloe, (assynl u the D.
yorite. and almost universal beverage Of the
Inhabitants Of the Of PERU, Mexico.
and Lower California. where the plxut uows
In wild luxnrianos. Their physicians con
SANITY recommend It rs . stimuisnt, and
diuretic. in AL diseases where such . remedy
IL indicated. Ons of tho Propriesors. In trsv.
cling through Mexico and Lower California
several years ago, had connded 10 him By Q
Spanish Padre, the Recipe for its preparaHsn.
They now offer It to the public with thu hope.
that its high reputation - . remedy en- ths
Pacific Coast. viii be infinitely enhanced By
Its success upon the Atlantic. Its undouhtsd
efficacy In Gravel Gout, Chronic Rhsumstsm,
Incipisnt Dropsy. Flatulence. Colo Pains; In
DISTINCTIONS in the Bladder. Kidneys. snG
Urinary Organs; In Dyspspsia. and General
Debility, and in Exhausted Vital Hnsrgy-ia
unrivaled. tits considered by the Asxteana
to DO an absolute specific for scurvy.
800 DIRECTIONS.
Al . Diuretie, . tablespoonful In Q Wine
glass of sweetened water three times 0 day,
Just before meals. Az . IS~tinssIa.f, from hale
q . vinegiass 10 . wtnegiassful In . littls xatsr,
- occasion may require. Ohssrxe The Sal
upon the cork Of the bottle. that 10 has not
been previously broken. Fun value ~Hil Be
paid for b empty bottles and bozss Whoa
returned 10 b Proprietors, 7r IN zboa-
. BROWN 4 koLlock.
y t1ot 1tp6E AvENuE Phlai-
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1 was cured of Deafness and Catarrh b,
q simple remedy, and will send the receipi
free. MRS. NJ. c. LEGGETT,
4w23 Hoboken, n. +.
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We have the best facilities for print
ing wedding and cotillion cards.
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VINEGAR-How made in 10 hours with
out drugs. For Circulars, address l.. Sage,
Vinegar Works, Cromwell, Conn. Sw23
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The Machine in question il SiHplasE Cen.
pact, Durable and Beautiful. Il IL yquiet,
iig~ht-rhnaiug, and capable ofpeffoth1ng .
range and variety Of work IbefsiAkt-
tempted, upon a single machine, using
either Silk. Swist, Linen or Cotton Threads,
and sewing with equal facility they vxRT
FINEST and coarsest material, sp1 m thing
between the two e1tremee; ii thS eos6
beautiful and subetantiat uslnes.I Eeeit.
tachments for Hemming, Braiding. CordiRg,
Tucking, Quilting Telling, Trimming
Binding ETC., are n-v and practical sn6
have been)invented End ad5usstdi s1fs115ly
for this Machine, 4 Il B.a~ slfIIl1
Circulars describing and inlssEtRy
Manufacturing MachipeafAt. HS&a
Wonderful and only PREF sSuSs1S1n
MNAoalnsrnsiretSinsS bioH .ts1IRm al
n. JEFF. SPREN0AESs
Arszt, AikAnAO
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l.E Bring on your Wood, Corn
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FAMILY SEWING c H

The superior merits Of 1.-THE @SINGEN
Machine over all others, for either Family
use or Manufacturing purposes, are s6oSAh
established and so generally admittedo that
an enumeration Of their relative excsllsa-
cies is no longer necessary dOufbdO
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Edlll
NEW FAMILY A4CH1M,

153.f1T J2IfI = No. T5NJl S9DNI
Which has been over two years Ii pfebara-
ton, and which has been brought 20 RaEfAe-
PENSE, is now confidently preSeHteAS b the
public as incomparablytths3lq 19jniw 10
.7olraq sdt
BEST SEWING MACHINE In EKIG-
lis Ht9h1 fH9o TENCEfiA1I "2n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHAPPED HANDS AN D FACE,
" SORE LIPS, &C, cured at once by the
use Hegeman's Camphor Ice with Glycer-
inc. keePig the hands softsn the coolest
weather. See that you get the Genuine
Sold BY Druggists. Price, 25 cents per
box; sent by mail,.for 40 cents.
HEGEMAN & CO., My.
AVIS p. o. Box 2228.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
ETRGHNrAITF.tES

THE WHEAT.-Wc have recently passed
through number of counties OF Piedmont
and Underwater Virginia, and are glad to
report the wheat in most promising con-
dition.-Lynchburg Virginidn.
Alas One day may spoil 1t all. Listen !:
A gentleman who has travelled extern
sively In the last few days in the country
west OF this city informs us t bat the rust
has attacked the wheat in many places, M d
so badly injured it that the yield will he
very greatly less than was antici pated. This
is really bad news.-Lyachburg Netcs.
Mr.. Tute Tatsapaugh made n speech in
Alexandria the other night
A son of Colonel Johnson, Of Abingdon,
Va, who was considered one of the best
scholars of st. Vincent's College, m q very
promising young man, was drowned near
Wheeling few days ago.
During storm on Monday last. n barn on
the farm Of Alexander White, Esq, lof
Roanoke county, was struck by lightning
and entirely destroyed. A valu able horse
and a quantity of hay were cons umed with
the building.
4 HERCULES STRASGLEs TWO PYTHoSs.
The Page county Courier tells; the follow
ing story: Mr.. James II. iley killed O
large black rattlesnake and a large black
snake in this county few days ago. He
caught the monsters with his hands, choked
them, stranglcd them with tobacco juice :;
" after which, they were summary dealt
WITH
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WAsHIYGroS, June 7, 1860.
Commissioner Delano, having been off,
cially informed that the warden of a peni-
Tertiary in Pennsylvania has issued certain
stamps to be affixed to boxes Of cigars made
in said penitentiary instead of United States
internal revenue stamps, writes to the COL
lector at Lancaster that said stamps are
issued without warrant Of law, if not in
direct violation of it. He says:
"Thc Government Of the United States
will not recognize the right of any body,
corporate or polite, whether city. county,
or State, to interpose in behalf of goods
manufactured in prisons or pententiaries
under cover of false stamp, or the sem
blance Of a Government revenue stamp, or
authorize the removal or sale Of goods
manufactured, without stamps and without
the payment Of the tax Congress has i'm
posed"
The collector is therefore instructed to
treat all cigars found in his district bearing
other than the United States revenue stamps
as liable to forfeiture, and to seize them ac-
cordinglv.
The above, which has general reference,
is intended to prevent the manufacture of
goods by State institutions for State benefit
upon which there is United States tax i'm
posed TT
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| They have roastng-cars in Wilmington,
! \. c.
The Odd-Fcllows of Harrisburg, Pa, ILL
! tend to erect hall worth Sl00,0OO.
4 gentleman who had read in paper
! that 4 piece of tobacco would relieve a
chokcd COW, administered dose and killed
bis COW.
Mr.. Sebastian Z. Greenwood, whilst as
sisting in loadinga log near Shepherdstown,
Va, on Friday morning of last week, was
50 severely injured by the log falling upon
him that he died on Tuesday morning last
A fight took place in New York on satur,-
day between the shoemakcrS on a strike and
several at work. Two or three were Sc
riously injured. The police interfered in
time to prevent riot.
Mr.. w. Il. Allegro, of Forestyillc, \. G.,
formerly of Richmond, lost mare and colt
10y lightning last Tuesday. Mr.. Gill, resld-
ing near the same place, also had two horses
killed 1T the same time.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of property
was DESTROYED Sunday night in Camden, n.
j., bv the burning of the saw and grlst-
mills of Mckeen d Bingham and several
lumbcr-yards adjoining.
At Harrisburg, Pa, Oh Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Mary Ann Sexton committed
suicide by cutting her throat. She leaves
nine children, and is thought to have been
insane.
The Rev. George Gillian has refused tho
offer Of an honorary degree from an Amerl-
can college on account of the scandalousiy
indiscrimnatc and partial manner" in winch
such honors have recently been conferred.
This ought to break UP the practice, II
anything can.
The walters strike in New York still con-
tinucs. One Of the Fifth Avenue walters,
who had repented of hisstrike and returned
to the hotel on Friday night, got 1t INTO ms
head that his associates were going to XIII
him, and this idea so worked on us lmagl-
nation that he went ravlng mad, ana had 10
he conveyed to the lunatic asylum.
Mrs. ex-President Tyler gave an elegant
picnic and croquet party ut her villa, on
rastIeton Hill, Staten Island, on Friday
afrernoon and evening. The music was
supplied by the Governors Island band.
The festival was given in honor OF Miss
TYLER, who is to be married on the 10Th IN
slant.
A Young man named Charles Nicholas had
the whole top Of his head kicked off by a
horse at Brooklyn, near Cleveland, on We'd
nesday evening. The horse was turned
loose with halter on and after II had
rolled to its satisfaction, and was about to
rise. Nicholas advanced to take hold Of the
halter, when the horse, in n playful mood,
first reared, and then turned and kicked up
with both hind feet, producing the effect
stated.
Andrew Nichols was fishing from rail-
road bridge at Buffalo on Wednesday, when
a locomotive suddenly appeared near at
hand. Unable to get off upon the wood
work soon enough, he managed to drop be-
tween two Of the timbers, expecting to
hang there until the engine passed but in
stead of grasping the frame-work ne
thoughtlessly caught hold of the, rail, ana
Instantly had all his fingers cut of, causing
him to drop into the water beneath, from
which two more lucky companions rescued
him,
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RIOTING IN WASHINGTON.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, June THE Radicals car
ried the municipal election here to-day.
Their opponents made little contest, and
the polls were abandoned to the negroes.
very serious riot occurred in the Second
Ward. The negroes chased Conservative
black man into house and assai!cd the
house. The inmates escaped to the rear,
and the Conservative found refuge in the
upper story. The police surrounded the
house, brought the Conservative down,
formed hollow square around him, and
took him to the polls where he voted.
The mob now became furious, threw a
vollcy Of stones and fired occasional pis-
tolls. The Chief of Police, having his arm
mob. This only increased the violence,
and the police then fired into the mob,
killing one man and wounding three. The
mob then fed.
Earlier in the day a policeman was cut
with razor and seriously beaten in the
Sixth Ward
A free fight, with several harmless pistol
shots, occurred in the Seventh Ward.
In the Second Ward, Julius Wallace
(coloreD was Knocked from buggy and
beaten for having scratched his ticket.
Timothy Rogers (colored) was also badly
beaten for voting the Citizens Ticket.
ne TlOtlnS WIS cOluIlcu cllllTclI 10 inc
negroes, who showed no disposition to modest
the whites. They are drinking freely, how
ever, tonight, and much apprehension is
felt about the preservation of the peace.
The police behaved very well.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June 10 p. M.-The tur-
bulence seems subsiding. The prompt ac-
ton of the police seems to have subdued
the more violent. while the orders to the
marines to hold themselves in readiness
quiet the fears of the people.
1t is just to say that no respectable color
cd citizens Of Washington participated in
or encouraged the violence.
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NEW YORK, June 7.-Noon. Stocks excited and
Teak Money more sstive at So per ,s cent S Sfd
cn ns 1Ds ss G be. ST. IT,: virginia old 81 "s~
CT. tennessee 6's, ex-conpons, cit !; new, q.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat shade iirm D,
Corn lG2c better. Mess pork. aal.a5. Lard dull
steam, is.Glsic Cotton very, frm at a9ia.s 10
Turpentinc, I5ic. Rosin dull; strained $40.
Freights dull. o,.
Flour less active; supcrfne, f5flS5.3o: common
Ia fair extra southern. s'.+on$s.'S, Wheat lc.
better with light supply and fsir export demand
i i Kettle 1omlosc. whlskcy quiet at osc.
Rico I.tc'. MnSrovada, llislilic. Havana, l't@
l3ic Coffee steady. Molasses unchanged. Naval
stores quiet. Frcights dropping; cotton per
M"ncy active, closing steady n, 7pcr cent. Ster-
ling weaker, closing al lo2t. Gold weak nj l3st;
and steady; 5-?O's. 81, 1921. Southern securities
quiet.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-Virginla ''s, old, In
scrlhcd. 5oA: issSs. SCI: lS67's 81 coupons, old,
81: new, slt-all bid. North Carolina S's, DID, 81
Cotton quiet at ,ec: Flour d.ll and irregT2r
corn ,T r,o At liz sc hams, noe Lard
frIn at 1910. Whisky dull at rl.o.
C1sc1xxArI June 7.-Whiskcy, S5c. Mess pork
held at ss?. Shoulders, l3!c. sides, lIyl'Sc Lar"
dull at lssc
LOUISVILLE, June I-!roYlSlonS Qulc' JUS
pork. $3.50; shoulders. l3!c. Ticrcr lard, ler;
Raw whisky weak al 0sc. Supcriinc Hour, sI''G
s5.25.
ST. Louis, June 7.-WhIskcy UNCHANGED. pr, Pro-
visions firm Pork 1870, 1880. Bacon firm !:
shoulders held at lac; clear sides sold ii l7t4 lic
but were hcld.at lSc. Lard quiet
WILMISGTox \. c., June 7.-Splrits t'irpcn-
tine lower at 40c. crude, sl.7eMT3. Rosin steady,
81. 75iSj.5o. Tar unchanged ut *22'.
NEW ORLEANS June 7.--Cotton active and adj
vanccd: middings, 25;M29c. sales. a,5oo hai,s
receipts, $40 bales. Gold, 1884. New ork sight,
at discount. Sugar-Common. loQllc. prime,
i3IIls,c. Moas5cs-Fcrmcnting 45c.
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I-L-T-N IT IDI Aab'
C0rn.-Mixcd, so bushels.


JUNE In the early part Of the week the mar
ket was animated and active for Tobacco o. ali
grades and ut full figures but on Thursday COM
narrative dullness set In. which has continued since
The market however, is still comparatively active;
but the extreme rates Of the previous ten days are
difficult TO realize except on very fine grades Con-
ccssions have now to he made all common TO
medium and fair shipping Tugs and leaf In order to
effect sales. The really fine shipping grades either
lugs or leaf no matter to what market adapted
hold their own firmly, and meet ready sale. We
observe, however, very few really fine shippers on
the breaks. In bright and medium bright and sun
cured the market IS pretty steady. Those are the
only kinds which appear to command readily fnll
quotations. We quote:
LgS.-Shipping, green and unripc. 20 soG?7 so ;
shipping, ripe, In good order, sIISs; working
common to medium. s7IS8: working, good. 81. ~
IS9; bright smoking or working, common to me,
dium, sll4slo; bright smoking or working, good
to ilne SlslI$ eo.
LtaC-shipping, short dark. in good order, % 50
MSli: shipping short dark. In soft order, .5o8
a. 80: shipping. In good order. long dark. rich
and waxy. al 504sls.sO; shipping, In soft order,
long dark, rich and waIy. S9G2ll; stemmiug,
short and long, fo.5OIsl5; bright wrappers, me-
dunn to good, s1o6s,5; bright wrappers, fine to
extra $3.50 SO medium sun-cured leaf floN.Tl3 so
fine srn-curcd leaf, sl2ISl7. Frosted lugs, $3.50
frosted leaf 35.joIE. English shipping lear Slo'o
GS1S.5o.
The breaks for the week ending June Sth were
l s56 hogsheads, 276 ticrces, and GO boxes
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Foreign News.

spAlN.
MADRID, June 1.-THE Constitution was
promulgated Saturday with much pomp.
The Executive Council and the Cortes APP
peared on the platform. When the Secre-
tary of the Cortcs read the Constitution the
immense concourSe OF people applauded
loudly.
On returning to the Chamber each MEM
Der of the CorteS sworc to protect and sup
port the Constitution. Some kissing was
heard after the PRONUNCIATION of the Constl-
tuition, which only subsidized when the mill
tary fired on them. The Governor OF the
city of Madrid rushed among the foremost
rioters CRYING Vird SOrerdmG ndctondt!
This changed the feeling OF the fiucttatlng
mos, which joined in cheering the Cover
nor, and the tumult subsidized. Only two
people were killed by the military, though
several were wounded. subsequently the
Deputies returned to the platform and re-
viewed $4,000 troops. The enthusiasm on
ali sides was yerv great, but it is noticed
that no Republican Deputies participated
in the proceedings.
There was q civic procession, banquet,
fireworks, &C., witnessed by over lto,GOV
persons from the country who visited
Madrid during the day..
a bill will be introduced in the Cortes
tomorrow creating Marshal Serrano Regent
of Spain, but without power to sanction
laws or dissolve the Chambers.
The direct taxes in the Spanish colonies
have been reduced onc-half, and a small
export duty on sugar, rum, and TOBACCO
imposed. ;.
Much anxiety is felt about Cuba, which Is
increased by the unwillingncss of the 60
yernment to publish teleSrams from there.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 7.-Elcanor Won the prize OF
the city of Paris at the race to-day. Inc
Emperor, Empress, Prince Imperial, eN,
Queen Isabella of Spain, Queen Sophia OF