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LEGAL NOTICE.
story,

Emanuel Yearick [who is sometimes call.
ad E. NJ. George and who, resides. in the
State of Michigan. one ofthe heirs at law
of Jonas Yearick late of tAeC ounty of Ash
land andFState of Ohio. deceased. will take
notice. that John Van Nest, Administrator
of the Estate of the said Jonas Yearick, de
ceased. on the 23rd day of October A.. d.
1869. filed his Petition in the Probate.Court
within and for the County of~Ashland and
State of Ohio. alleging that the personal
Estate of said .decedent is insufficient to
pay his debts, and the charges of admins
tering his estate; that he died seized in fee
Simple of the following descibed Real Es-
tate situate in said County of Ashland for
merly Wayne1 and State ofOhio, and boun-
ded and described as follows:
Commencing at a corner of the North
line of the North East quarter of Section
eight Tow nship twenty-five. Range fifteen
in said Ashland County, formerly Wayne
County, Tnow known as the Northeast corr
ner of a lot owned by Adam Reichard;
bought out of the said qnarter from thence
South on the East line of said Richards
lot to the south east corner ofsaid Richards
lot, from thence East on a hneen the North
side of the Brubaker lot to a stakej from
thence North On the West line OF, the Wi
BILE lot to the North line of said quarter to a
Stake: from thence West on said line to the
place of beginnings as to contain thirty
Acres, be the same more or less; and that
Margaret Yearick. widow of said decedent-
Is entitled to dover in said premises. The
prayer.o of said Petition isfpr the assignment
of dover to scid Margaret Yearick, and for
a sale ofsaid prenlsesyforahe payment of
the debts and charges aforesaid Hio13 {
l Said PetitionwiH be for hearing on the
7th day of February A.. D, 1870, OF, as soon
Thereafter as leave can be Obtained
JAM 5 1870. JOHN VAN NEST i.l
BysJ, ID, Jonsr, Atty 4w.a6. OH Il! am
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Gommercfsf Depression.

A Boston dispatch of recent date
says one of the oldest ship owners sof
that city declared on chan ge that for
thirty years he had never known the
time when he could not get some kind
of freight for his vessels to carry; but
now there were no cargo :, and YES
sells formerly actively employed lay
idly rotting at fhe Wharfs. This is a
very significant confession that New
England feels the baleful effects ..of her
own baleful policy, since she has got
into power in the Federal Govern
ment, has driven American commerce
from the seas.
Tie revenue laws, the tariffs, du.
ties, and the multiplicity of legislation
put through the Congress under the.
Yankee whip and bride, for the pro
lection of certain special interests-at
the sacrifice of the general good, have
returned upon hat section t o punish
her for her greed and selfishness.
While the war lasted and the Pur-
itans could sell tlleir old hulks to the
Government ut enormous prices, or
keep them constantly employed in its
service al exhorbitant rates, the ship
owners hourished, grew fat, and wax
ed insolent; but now that this unnat-
ural stimulant has, in a measure, abat-
ed, they find the trade of the world
transferred to other bottoms with
which, ~byJreasen of their own selfish
laws, the Yankee cannot compete, and
their vcssals rot in idleness, l
Since that section has had power
in Washington, it's people look to
Congress for relief from even the re-
suits of their own evil deeds; and they
are now appealing and lobbying for
the removal of such duties upon ship
building materials as will enable them
to compete with foreign vessals. But,
this proposition contains exactly the
same villainy that the previous pro-
tective laws had in them. The duty
removed from ship building materials
must be collected from other over-tax-
ed materials. in which producing sec
tons OF the country r profoundly
interested. iii. .
The whole tendency Of the Adolf
ton New England policy since that
collection of States controlled the Fed
eral Government has been to enrich
the East at the e~xpenseeof the other
sections by protective laws and unjust
special legislation. Some of. these
courses are coming home to %roost,"
and it is not to be regretted that their
shadow should fall upon the arrogant
and voracious ship builders and ship
owners of Boston Crisis.
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5ParIor Ornaments.

After a parlor has received its main
furnishing-after the carpet is laid,
the curtains hung, the tables, chairs
and sofas in their places, the question
of its lighter ''flling up" often be-
comes one more difficult of solution
than the first. The empty centre ia
BILE, with its cold, repelling surface,
must be made inviting by books and
knick-knacks. The mantle piece begs
for at least a pair of vases. Owe are
supposing that our parlor is warmed
by hospitable CRATE, not by an I'M
healthfuI air-tight stove, or an unsym-
pathisng .'hole in the foor") The
what-not stands in a corner, g~listening,
and redolent of new varnish, waiting
for their pretty, unique ornaments
which show so well in no other posi-
ton. The blank walls, opaque and
expressionless, hold themselves ready
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Smoking Tobacco is anexcellept article Of
graduated Virginia
Wherever introduced it is universally ad
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which ordersf for Meerchaum Pipes are
daily packed. =
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Smoking Tobacco has no superior; being
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constitutions, or people of sedentars habits.
II is produced from selections of the 6n-
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1t is very aromatic, mild and light in.
weight-hence it will last much longer than
others; nor does it bnrn or sting the tongue,
or leave a disagreeable aftertaste,
Meerschaum Pipes, silver mounted, and in
neat leather pocket cases, are placed in the
Yacht Club brand daily.
LORILLARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco usT' t-ec go ,- ve.t
This brand of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
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1t is. without doubt, the best chewing to.
bacco in the country. 10
LORILLARDS SNUFFS -ii3'
Have been in general: use in the United
States over no years, and still acknowl-
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If your storekeeper docs not have these
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They are sold by respectable jobbers al
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part, played SO. memorable a part,
can not but prove a most damaging
blow 70 the Imperial dynasty, and
add greatly to the difficulties with
which the path of the Emperor Ma
poleon, is beset at the present time.
In no country in the world is it con-
sidered a more heinous ohense to vio-
late the rules of decorum and polite
ness in all that appertains to the ar
engagements for a duel, than in France,
and he who will use harsh lang uage
toward a second that conveys to him
a challange in accordance with the
rules of the code of honor, places him
self thereby Immediately beyond the
pale of gentlemen, and can not main
tain his position on society.
Even if Prince Pierre Napoleon
had simply, in the heat of passion,
insulted Messrs Fonville and Noire,
who came to challange him on the
part of NJ. Paschal Grousset, one of
the editors OF Henri Rouchfort's new
daily paper, La Marseillaise, a loud
hue and cry would have been raised
against him, and he would have been
ostracised from those aristocratic cir
cles in which he has hitherto moved.
Instead of so doing, however, the
Prince who defiantly said to M.
Rochefort, 81 reside at No. So Rue
d Antoine, and l promise you that,
if you present yourself at my house,
you will not be told that l am out
entered into a violent alteration with
the two friends sent to challange him
on the part of the assistant editor, ut
whose article he had taken umbraoe,
drew his revolver, fired on the two
gentlemen, and killed one of them
instantly. The cable dispatch from
Paris does not overstate the case in
saying that 1.-THE tragedy caused great
agitation in the city" If an ordinary
gentleman hadtbeen guilty of so fla
grant an outrage, the French courts
would have certainly eentenced him
to imprisonment for q long term of
years, and perhaps, SEN him to the
Bagne. But what will they do tow
ard a Prince of the Imperial House ?
Hitherto the mean members of the
dynasty of Napoleon Ill, such as
Prince Achille Murat, and the Duke
of Hamilton, have invariably escaped
with IMMUNITY, no matter how abom-
Unable and lawlcss their conduct a
No Imperial procurator was found
bold enough to bring the offenders to
justice. This time, however, the sit
uation of affairs in. France has suffi-
GENTLY changed to warrant the belief
that at last some sort of punishment
will be inflicted on the aristocratic
murderer. -
nj. Emile Olivier, can not allow
the Imperial family to shield Prince
Pierre Bonapart, from the consequent
ccs OF tle crime which he has COM
mittcd. .-.-
Not only the Democrats, but all
French gentlemen who hold that the
best interests of society require the
scr upulnus observance of the code of
honor and there are few of them that
do not, would execrate him for such
an act of servility, and he would sud-
denly become as unpopular as he is
the reverse. "a.
Kochefort, himself will reap a rich
harvest from this event The dema I'd
for his newspaper next month or TWO
will be enormous, and it's c;reuIatirn
IS certain to far surpass that ofthe
old Lantorne.- Gin. Com.
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