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The New York herald., 1870-02-09
MASSACHUSETT

Movements OF Prince Arthur-Cins Explosion
in Boston-Killed With n Slungshot-Mur-
der Near St0ught0n.
BOSTON, Feb. g. 1870.
Prince Arthur will leave Peabody this afternoon
direct for Montreal. Last evening Captain Com
mereu and other British officers dlned with the
Prince.
severe explosion Of gas occurred last night near
the corner OF Hanover aud Salem streets, damaging
property to the extent OF $4,000. but dong no per-
sOnal injury. The explosion was caused by leak
in cellar, ana 1t shattered the building, blowing
out all the windows and following the sewer the
flames ienited building hundred yards distant.
lagstOne weighing three tons was lifted from It's
bed and Tilted nearly on end.
James O'Conne aged eighteen years, was killed
this morning by slungshot during an ARRAY In
Warrington street. Three persons are under arrest
on suspicion of committing the homicide.
Frederick Barden, foreman In the Boston rolling
mill at CambrdgepOrt, was caught in the machinery
to-day and drawn between rollers three inches apart
He was resident OF Newton, tnlrtY-nve years old
and unmarried.
An old man, aged sixty-eight years named Jacobs,
living In retired spot half mile from the village
OF stoughtOn, was murdered on Sunday night. Two
negro men and negro woman have been arrested
suspicion OF being the murderers.
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The Lords ia Reply.

LONDON, Feb. s, 1870.
At the conclusion OF the reading OF the Queens
speech to-day the Marquis Of Huntey, who was in
full Highland costume, moved the address IN reply
TO the throne, ana the motion was seconded by the
Earl Of Fingal
The address in reply refers almost solely TO the
IRISH question. promise is made thar the House
or LORDS VIII consider the question generously and
Justly contens the tenants and give peace and pros
perty to the population.
The Lord Chancellor said be regretted the absence
OF the Queen ana hoped that she would soon be in
improved health. The relations Of Great Britain with
foreign Powers were satisfactory. II was unfortu-
nate in her opening that the Queen's speech made
no ausion to the affairs OF the colonies their WELL
beng not being matter Of Indifference. lie also
regretted the absence OF any reference to the dis
tress prevailing III the country. 1t would have been
well to have told the sufferers that their case was
understood and sympathy was felt for them. The
reference to national education was commendable;
but he was amazed to see Scotland and Ireland lett
out OF the scneme After commenting briefly on
other topics Of the speech the Lord Chancellor gave
way to motion for adjournment.
yhe motion to adjourn was not carried.
Earl Granville rose and congratulated Lord Cairns
on resumng the leadership Of his party IN the House
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Appeal to Arms-Barricades Again.

Appeal 10 Arms-Bnrricadcs Again.
PARIS, Feb. S-12 80 Z. H.
As soon as the arrest OF II. Rochefort was made
known TO the meeting the widest scenes occurred.
Gustave-Flourens, who presided, rose excitedly
drew q sword fired his revolver and declared that
tho lnsurroctlon had begun. Tho meeting broke up
In disorder and the crowd, under the leadership OF
Fourens. Immediately proceeded to barricadc the
streets.
THIS was accomplished without loss OF time by the
conhscaton OF omnibuses and other vehicles from
stables In the neighborhood.
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early In the even
Arrcsts-Young Frunce In Arms.

PARIS, Feb. S--l:50 r. III.
great number OF arrests have been made AT
three O'Clock this morning over 800 persons had
been taken into custody and imprisoned In the bar.
racks Prince Eugene. Many OF these were mere
boys, all armed, and most OF them under the influ
ence Of liquor.
is reported that Gus,ave Flourens who is looked
upon as the leader OF tho rioters has been arrested
but this Is not yet confirmed He is said TO have an
nouuced to his mother before going from home 70
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WYOMING TERRITORY.

Burning Of "a Car the Central Pacific Rail-
road-SInn FntniIy Injured.
CoRINNE, Feb. T. 1870.
At Blue Greek station OH the LIST instant a board
ing house car OF the Central Pacific Railroad caught
fire, as is supposed, from sparks from "a passing
locomotive. An employe OF the company, named
Joseph Bulk, was sleeping IN the car aud escaped
with serious burns and IN q nude condition. He mad
TO walk Two miles to reach habtation, and his
feet were frozen. He was brought to this place for
medical attention and died on SATURDAY..
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A Policeman Killed.

PARIS, Feb. 81 r. ~.
At eleven O'Clock a body of police charged the
barricade in the Rue du Faubourg du Temple and
attempted to carry It, but was repulsed.
One OF the commissaries was dangerously wounded
and one policeman killed.
bu. they were not defended
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ALABAMA.

Passage Of the Chattanooga Railroad Bill
Large PROMISES Of the Compnny's Officers.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 8, 1870
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad biM
finally has passed both houses by large majority.
Jhe bill loans the credit OF the State to the amount
OF g., 600, QUO. despatch from President Stanton
at Boston, thanks the Legislature ana says the road
snail soon be Duit, and makes great promises that
Alabama shall DO the beneficiary. instead OF she
-
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TEXAS.

Murderer SenteHced-The Leaisinturc-
Struggle for the senatorship.
GALVESTON, Feb. s. 1870
Leroy Cotton was today convicted or the murder
or Mayor Lochmar IN this city last April. He has
been sentenced to be hanged ON the sth OF Apr
next.
The Legislature convened at Austin to-day. Much
interest Is manifested In the result OF the Senatorial
contest Hamilton and Reynolds are believed to be
tine strongest candidates.
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CUBA.

Dispositions ar rhe Wounded Amerioans-Ne
Arrests Yet Made-Aco' dent On tho Havana
Railroad. ~ ...
The declarations OF Harry K. Foster, Hugn 'onn'
son and Gardner Wells, the Amtr'cahs VINO ~ere
attacked In the street by an unknown man. wero
taken before the American Consul Gensrai. Iney
al agree in qualifying the assassination ~ isaac
Greenwood as most inhuman and without ca. we.
Greenwood was buried yesterday, but to-day the
body was exhumed for tne purpose OF embaming 1t.
The corpse viii be forwarded to New YORK. After
the assassin had snot Greenwood mob assembled
and commenced to beat Greenwood and the two
wounded men, shouting "Kl the insurgents"
Harry Foster is not expected to recover johnson
appeared to be better to-day. No one has yet been
arrested for the outrage.
An old man, named Phillips. carpenter on the
Havana Railroad. was killed Sunday night
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The Military Out-Pillagc of Armorics.

The Military Out-Pillagc Of Armorics.
PARIS, Feb. 8--1:30 p M.
the military ara now out In force but thus far
have made no use OF their firearms, although the
surgents have. The latter had pillaged the armorles
and in that way obtained their weapons. Several
policemen were wounded with these in skirmishes
early In the evening"
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PENNS YLVANlA.

New Railroad Pr0ject-Dircct Line frosu
Jersey Shore to Buffalo.
WILLIAMspoKT Pa, Feb. 8, 1870
About one hundred delegates from the northern
railroad companies OF Pennsylvania andW estern New
York met In convention here to-day to devise ways
and means i0r building an independent and direct
railroad from Jersey Shore To Buffalo. The meet
ing was quite enthusiastic ana there TO De no
doubt the Buffalo and Washington Railway VIII
vita the Pine Greek, Jersey Shore ami state
Line road at Port Allegheny. A committee was an
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the meeting that Il Roonefors were arrested she
probably woad never soc ham again.
Peace Restored.
PARIS, FEB. So
al this hour all Is quiet In the City.

Legislative Acsics>hiIuis.erSai Expisna'iou
PARIS. I'D. s-'r' @'
In the Corps Legisatlf to-day NJ KerA> ~ ono
'he liberal Deputies. demanded to know why = ''"0
W.T. was not arrested before going to . politicA.
meeting where 5000 persons were assembled. It
was not necessary that this meeting should have
been thus disturbed, and the people who were par
tlcpating in IL aroused to violence The act OF the
government was provocaton to the disturbances
which took place.
member OF the Ministry explained that the au.
thoritles had refraned from arrestng Rochefort at
the Chambers TO avoid the scandal to which his
arrest at such place would have given rise. lie
ass. rted that the friends OF Rocnerort were pre-.
pared to make the demonstration which they had
made, ann upon this fact the Ministry would rest
the responslA lty OF wnat had taken place. and the
country would Judge between the Ministry and the
rioters. He said tfere need be uneasness for the
people. The government was animated by the best
sentiments towards the people,
The Minister OF tho Interior followed with the
assertion that the friends or Rocbefort had deter
arrested at the Chambers.
M. Olivier praised the conduct OF the police In
dealing with the disorders. He sai1 they had acted
with prudence and humanity.
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RHODE ISLAND.

4 Swindlinx Firm in Providence Exposed
savage Assault ny Convict Upon a Prison
Officer.
PROVIDENCE, FEB. 8, 1870.
Many parties In New York and elsewhere have
been swlndled by advertisements Of o Yankee print
ing press sold by ii. h. Falkner a Co., oil proyt-
dence. he 1rm i5 bogus. TIE Postmaster now de-
tains letters and sends them TO Washington.
Robert Crow, life prisoner In the state Prison
savaRely assaulted one OF the officers to-d day but
prompt assistance prevented very serious injury
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Another Giant Stride Inns been Made In
chemical science PHALONS vIrALIA, OR SALVATION
FOX THE HAIR, is astonishing all pro
paa,ons for restoring the natural color of hair
IL In pcucd cooling, lmpid inodorous aud
never.fAilnK and has sediment.
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The preliminary examination OF Norman Holley
at Buffalo, charged with smuggling, terminated yes
terJay afternoon. Holley was held to ball In the
sum OF 600 for trial in the United States Court at
the next term at Utica. His father Is United States
Collector a. the port Of Buffalo. ,t, :
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Noon Reporis-Tbe Street Exci:ements.
PARIS Feb. S-l2 O'Clock Noon.
The following details of the disorder In the north
eastern ACCOMPLISHMENTS are cleaned from the news
papers.
NJ. Rochefort was arrested as he was on tho point
OF entering o political meeting in the Rue de Elan
Ore trunnlng from Bellevie to La vilette) Although
there was great crowd OF people present, ana
mainly OF his own partisans he made no resistance
ana no appeals to the crowd.
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Area and Extent Of the Movement.

PARIS, Feb. 81 r. M.
The district lying between the Rue du Faubourg
du Temple and the forti1cations at La viletta, q
distance OF about two miles. was In the possession
OF the rioters
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Police Churye-Oacers Assaulted.
PARIS, Feb. 8-l2:30 7. NJ.
commissary OF police who accompanied the
guard charged with the duty OF arrestlng M Roche
fort was forced along with the crowd and badly In.
lured by their maltreatmeut.
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Conflicts with the Police and an
officer Killed.
The Military Called Out and the City
Garrison Reinforced.
PROMPT ACTION AND PEACE
THE BOURSE QUIET.

M. Rochefort Arrcsted-Asscmbiago OF His
Friends.
PARIS, Monday, Feb. T-Evening.
Henri Rocherort, the editor OF the Ma~seil,atse,
arrested at his residence ut Belleville, In the
northeastern part OF tho CITY, at an early hour this
evening. His friends and partisans are assembling
in great GRO vds In that qter aud serious troubles
are expected.
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Pnris Still Tranquil.

PARIS, Feb. $40 p. NJ
AT noon to-day tranquility had been restored in
all the districts where disturbances arose last night
and up to Tits hour the city has remained quiet
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KANSAS.
Numerous Wants Of "A Frontier Sfnfc-Legis-
iative Memorials ia Congress.

ST. LOUIS FEB. 5, 1870.
In the Kansas Legislature yesterday resolutions
were adopted instructing Senators and requesting
representatives In Congress TO endeavor TO obtain
speedy adjustment OF the ''rebel Price ciaim,u me-
Inoriazing Congress to protect the frontier and pro-
testing against reduction Of the army and asking
Congress to appropriate money for the building OF
court house, custom and revenue offices at Leavcn-
worth and a federal court house ana post once at
TODeKa,
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MONT ANA.

Fearful Ravages Of the Smallpox Among the
lndiaDs-The Montana Tribes Peaceabiy
Disposed.
FORT BENTON, Feb I, 1870.
party or half breeds just in from the Indian
camps on The Mara's river report that the Indians
dying at the rate OF TWENTY-FIVE per day OF small
pox and begging the whites TO spare their lives
The report that Mountain Chiefs band aud others
had declared war proves wholly untrue.
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t0n Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskcy, Nearly
old made In tho old fashioned way the rirncs
Ia Pennsylvania, a. 81 rs Pet gallon.
q. J. MURPHY, tuS Pearl street
Iron Crossings Tor French Roofs, Of twenty.
two different patterns
unequaled In beauty OF deslgn.
Epec!men sheets seat application
Iron Fronts every descrlpsisn ol
Iron Work for Blilnin-., s
Iron works In Tw eichth street. second aud
Twenty. plutA street,
New YORK.
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Fine XVn,cbcs and ,Jcwelry

Don't Trilo With Bad Couah or Cold,
when a remedy prompt and thorough ms JAMES
EAPECrOkAkT can be really obtained Sold avery ~here
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, sO4 Brond.
way, VIII permanently cure any case money refunded
Advice gratis. sold By druggists.
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AUSTRIA.

The Ministry of Finance.
VIENNA, Feb. 8, 1870.
Melchior de Lonyay, recently Minister OF the
Finances for Hungary comes to this city as Finan-
cial Minister OF the empire.
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standing desires to make arrangement largo
manufactured 10 act rs agent for The sao goods viii
be prepared TO make advances
house to an amount OF @25oV0 To $1,000 business In
Pog
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The Universities Boat Race.

LONDON Feb g. 1870.
Tomorrow the oxford University boat crew will
accept the challenge Of the Cambridge for the
regular annual race.
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water in n
certain cure for it. Depot, 4s ClG street.
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Specie I'm Export.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1870.
The steamship Main, from Southampton to-day,
took f34 900 sterling for New York in specie.
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OF all descriptions for sale and repaired by frs class
men. GEO. &. AbLl.N SON. Lib Broadway, betwceu
Twenty seventh anl Twentyeightn Streets ai5 Broad
way, one door below Canal street
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CristndOro's Unrivalied Hair Dye.-S0Id
and applied At his wig and scalp factory No. Ator House
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A Financial ssBeur', Against Rome.

PARIS, Feb. s, 1870.
The government has excluded the Papal currency
from general circulation in France.
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Condition Of che Boursc.

PARIS, Feb. S--Noon.
The Bourse opened excited. Rentes 73r. 2oc
PARIS, Feb. 81 O'CLOCK p. M.
The Bourse closed quiet. Rentes, 7af aOc.
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RiOfOus insurrcctiOnnry Demonstrations.
PARIS. Tuesday, Feb. So A. M.
The troubles at Beleville are serious. The streets
are filled with shouting people ana baracadng
has begun A detachment OF imperial troops or.
rived in the neighborhood at about eleven O clock.
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The News In England.

The News In England.
LONDON, Feb. Sc T.. NJ.
The news Of the arrest OF M. Henri Rochefort and
IT'S consequences have made sensation here
There are many rumors anoat-one that the troops
had fired on the crowd.
These rumors. however, are generally discredi,e0.
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The People-What Will he Done with Them
LONDON Feb. s, 1870.
Sir John B. Karslake has written communication
to the London Globe urging on the government sys-
tematlzed emigration as a social relief.
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First Barricades-i Military Reinforcements.

First Barricades- Reinforcements.
PARIS, Feb. S-3 A. M.
Barricades have peen erected In the Rue du Fau-
bourg du Temple, the Rue st. Maur, the Rue Grange
aux Bellies and other streets In the neighborhood OF
Belevile. The scene OF the disturbance Is near the
Northern anu Strasbourg Railway stations
At halfpast eleven additional detachments OF
troops arrived, but up TO this hour no firearms
have been used. The troops in the garrsons in the
neighborhood OF the city have received orders TO
notice.
Such are the precautions taken by the police and
military authorities that It Is believed the riot will
not be attended with any serious consequences.
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The Queen.

Fer Majesty the Queen Is still at Windsor. She
will remain there till the 18TH OF March.
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Morning scencs-surging to the North.

MORNING MISUNDERSTANDING to the North.
PARIS, Feb. 81 A. III.
The troubles at Belevlle lasted all night and have
extended northward to Ia yillette the extreme
northeastern reimbursement within the fortiAca.
tions.
The troops have not yet resortod TO the use or
made many arrests
Beyond the excitement naturally incident 30 such
an occasion the rest OF the city is tranquil.
The government still continues It's precautionary
measures TO prevent outbreaks elsewhere.
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VIRGINIA..

Meeting of the observation-disclosures Peti.
toned 10 Remove NIL D;saBilitics--t.overnOr
Walkers Message.
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rhe Church Question.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1870.
Mr.. Gladstone has written TO Professor Rogers ap-
proving OF the removal OF clerical disabilities.
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1910

The Commissioners will meet as n
"Board of Equalization" Thursday,
June 16.
We will add the levies of State.
General Revenue Fund, 1 $40 Mills.
Sinking 1910
Common School l $40 &"
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Probate Notices.

The following Guardians, Exccu
tors and Administrators, have filed
in the Probate Court of Ashland Co.,
Ohio, their Partial and Final accounts
for settlement, viz:
Partial account of Jonathan Da-
Wis, guardian of Cclcsta jackson.
2d partial account of John Rilston,
as guardian of his own children.
Partial account of Joshua Bolyart,
as guardian of John Eighingcr.
Final account of Daniel Grosscup,
Administrator of Adam Baum de-
ceased,
Final account of Henry Zellncr,
Executor of Nicholas Rutan deceas-
ed.
Final account of Henry Zehncr adj
ministrator Urinary Rutan decease,.'
Final account of Jno. Ryland, as
guardian of Sarah and Wilson Ry-
land.
Partial accout of Hannah F1uke as
guardian or Laura and Perry Fiukc.
And the same will be for hearing
es-Ae4 te4aye9uiy a. ID. toT6 ut
10 o'clock A. Nj.
d. w. WHIrMoRE
Probate Judge.
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U. S. PENSION AGENCY,
COI.UMBCs, o. Jnne ., 1870

COLUMBUS, u Jnne D, loIo.J
To Guardians of Minors who are
Pensioners.
The Secretary of the Interior has
decided that in case of plurality of
children, each child is entitled to the
two dollars per month additional till
it reaches the age of sixteen, under
provisions Of act OF July %, 1866.
To carry out this decision, the Com
missioner of Pensions directs that all
Certificates to minor children contain
ing the clause, Lit is further provided
that when only one of the above chill
''dren is entitled, the additional sum
''of two dollars per month shall cease
'to be paid from that datc.'.1 shall
be returned to his Office for reissue to
exclude the above clause.
If your Certificate contains that
clause, you will please send it at once
to "Hon. Ill. Van Aernam, Commits
sioner of Pensions, Washington, D..
c." who will send you a new one with
the clause omitted: This is done that
the last minor child may receive the
additional two dollars per month after
the others are sixteen.
Very Respectfully,
SETH NJ. BARBER,
Pension Agent.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander w etherill
John Grill ct. al.

State of Ohio, Ashland County SIS.
BY virtue of Il certain order of sale
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, dat.
ed March 9Th A. D. 1870, and to me
directed 1 will sell at public sale, al
the South door of the Court House,
in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, OH
Saturday, July 9th a. d. 1870,
at 1 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following Real Estate, situate i'll the
County of Ashland and state of Ohio,
to wit; described as follows, being the
undivided one half of a part of the
south cast quarter of section twenty
nine (29) Township twenty (20),
Range sixteen 90 bounded rs fol-
lows, beginning at a-post on the south
boundary line of said quarter, said
post bring 4090 poles west of the
southeast corner o: said section, thence
north uniform variation of 10 26i0
perchcs to q post, thence west 4la'
east 81 perches to a post on the east
boundary line of said quarter; thence
north with sail line Is pcrches to the
center of the Black Fork of the
Mohican, thence up the center of said
stream south 26o west III perches;
thence south 90 west l7s0 perches,
thence south 4So west 4S 30 perches,
thence south 1879 west ISg perches ;
thence south 691o west 1877 perches /;
thence south $40 west 1884, perches to
the south line of said quarter, where
said line i~ntersects said stream in the
Center of the same !; thence east with
said south line 1917 perches to the
place of beginning, containing 10 acres
and one rod
Also, another tract of land lying in
the so called Judge Coulter's quarter,
bounded as follows, beginning at Judge
Coultcr's northeast corner, at a stake,
from which a cherry tree 12 inches in
diameter bears north eSI0 east, 134
links; and a Cherry tree 6 inshes in
diameter bears south easterly 1877
links, thence south with said Coulter's
east line All perches to the center Of
the creek and said Coulters east corner
thence north S63o west 32ft perclles
with said Coulter's line, to his south
west corner in the center of the creek,
and in the boundary Il OF The soutf
east quarter of section 80 in Green ZIP
in said County thence south with said
line 10 perches to the center OF the
road leading from Perrysvillo to String
gers Grist mill; thence south So
east 32fy rods with the Center of said
road to a stake ; thence with the Cent
er of the same north Slocast, l4perch
es and "a links; thence north 4O30
east with the Center of said road 65s5
percbes to the north boundary line OF
said quarter !; to a stake; thence west
with the said boundary line 57GS6perch
es to the place OF beginning contain
ing II acres and three rods.
Appraised at 1880. Terms of
WIN. o. PORTER,
Sheriff, Ashland Co., o
t. HI Virgins Atty for PPf
Juno 9Th 1S70-5w4S.
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RobacA's Stomach Bitters.

Some time ago, DIR. Roback, of Cincin-
natl, through his agent in this place, J. A.
Maxwell, Esq, placed in our hands a bottle
of his Stomach Bitters, designed for dys-
pepsia, to give tone to the stomach, as a
preventive against the bilious complaints
incident to the Western country; and, up
on using it, we regard it as second to none
in America or abroad. To be able to state
confidently that the Bitters are a certain
cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, is
to the proprietor a source of unalloyed
pleasure. 1t remove all morbid matter
from the stomach, puriies the blood, i'm
parts renewed vitality to the nervous sys-
tenn, giving it that tone and energy SO indis-
pensable for the reservation of health. The
ptfmcrons acknowledgements of its superior
excellence and beneficent results, AVE as
sufed the proprietor that it can not but
prove n great cure to the afflicted, and i'm
part vitality to the through system. We
advise those who use bitters, to use none
but Roback's, which can be obtained at J.
A. Maxwell's Drug Store; in Upper San
ausky.