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HIM, ane finally she requested the
young gentleman who accompanied
her 10 so TO him and ask him his
name, and where he came from. The
young man did as requested, receiving
an answer that his name was Asher
Butler, that he was an exc Confederate
soldier, and other particulars of his
life. The answer was communicated
to the young lady, who without fur,
Their inquiry aushed into Buffers arms,
and covering his face with kisses, ex-
claimed, My father-'My long losr
father! Thank God, / have found
you at last" And SO it proved, for
after nine years of separation father
and daughter were thus unexpectedly
brought together. .. 81
The daughter said that rs soon as
she saw Butler she had a strange pre-
sentiment that he was her father, and
although she tried to get rid of the
impression she couldn't do so; and
finally persuaded the young man ac-
companying her TO inquire of Butler
who he was Father and daughter
are now happily reunited. But what
will be the result with the doubly mar
ried father and mother we do not
know.-NeW 4bdny (Lnd) Ledger.
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DIR Hftz has gone to Washington.
He died some six years ago in Monta-
na, but became such7abeadififul petri-
faction after burial that the Smithsea.
ian would hfSelim.
Wilson, Macdonald has eloseda con-
tract with tre~St. Loais association-
for making an equestrian statdeTnf
General Lyon. 1t will be the finest
work of the kind in the Mississippi
valley. b 1 -.
Punchinello tells of Greeley, at
Long Branch, "sitting sadly, observ-
ing the swindling waves, which came
all the way from Europe, and didn't
pay a cent of tax when they landed."
DIR. Mary Walker has made up her
mind to settle in Mobile, and the lat
ter wants to Illustrate her design by
making it too hot for her.
Some slanderer says Greeley's new
novel, WhatI Knoo 45out farming,
is being dramatised by Mrs. Stowe tor
the Lydia Thompson Blondes.
The New York Express says the
unfortunate woman who claims to be
a daughter of the late Lola Mortez
now lies in the Tombs, awaiting an
examination as to the condition of her
mind. This will be a mere matter of
form, the unsettled state of the un
fortunate woman's reason being appar-
ent enough even to the no~n-protess-
i0nal observer.
The last ~epileptic seizure of the
Pope says the Rome correspondent to
the Pail Nall Gazette, was more sell.
Gus then was supposed. 1t was fol-
lowed by a violent attack of diarhea,
which lasted t~wenty-four hours, and
which left the Holy father in n very
feeble condition. His health howev-
er, has since improved, though it is
not III u state to bear the strain to
which 1t Is exposed >i
Mr.. James Schroeder, of Ham
burgh, seems to be ambitious of rival
ing George Peabody in the n1unifi-
cence of his donations to the poor
He has just founded an asylum for
widows and their children in Ham
burg, which costs him two millions
of mares, about nine hundred and fit
ty thousand dollars ofour currency.-
His donations to the poor amount
besides to several hundred thousand
dollars annually.
A widow lady in Durham, Maine,
is claimed to be a little ahead of all
the champions of woman's rights
she said that if the town taxed women
for repairing highways, it must allow
them TO work out their ia like men.
She accordingly presented herself on
the regular road mending day with
a horse and cart, and proceeded to
haul dirt and stenes with as much ia
cili;y as the best of them.
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An Affecting Reunion.

On the first day of September, 1861,
Mr. Asher Butler enlistedin the Con-
federate army in Tennessee, leaving
behind him, when his regiment march
ed, a wife and one child-a daughter,
aged nine years. At the battle of
Chickamauga, Butler WAS severely
wounded, and for a long time was con
fined in a hospital. During this time
q report reached his wife that he was
dead, and m the co1rse of time she
married again, and, with her Husband,
removed to Louisville.
Time moved on, and Butler coycr
ed and IA again sent to his regiment,
but he could hear nothing from his
family. At the battle of Reseca
Georgia, or the 18th of May, 1864,
he was severely wounded, and WA:
captured, and upon his recovery was
sent to n of the camps for rebe'
prisoners north Of the Ohio, where lc
remained until the close of the war.
Upon hisTelease: ram captivity b,
made every effort to ascertain the resi-
dence of his wife, not knowing tina
she bad married another. But ali Iii
efforts were IN vain. He could hea,
no tidings of her or his Child, anC
concluding they were dead he, no
long ago, married agaia.
Last week a party of the ~cftizons o
Louisville, gentlemen and ladies, helC
n picnic at Neyman's Grove below
this city. Butler was one Of the par
ty. In the course of the day 4 Young
lady of eighteen was frequently no
ticed by him to be c,osely observing
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SHERHFFvS SA4ds.IH3H
NJ. 6. Campbell ct al.
3. GoUdscll q Co

NJ. s. Campbell ct al.
of Ohio, Ashland County SIS.
virtue of a certain writ of FL.
Fa., issued from the Court of Com-
mon Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio,
dated May 13. A. D, 1870, and to
me directed, / will sell at public auc-
ton, at the South door of the Court
House, in Ashland, Ashland county,
Ohio, on
Saturday, July 2, A.. u. 1870,
ut 2 o'clock u. NJ. of said day, the
following described lands and tene
ments, situate in the County of Ash
land and State of Ohio -to-wit A
part of the south west quarter of Sec
ton number 8, township %, Range
is, beginning at a post on the east
boundary of said quarter, and 10
chains and % links south of the
north east corner Of said quarter,
thence south with the east boundary
of said quarter 10 chains and 81 links
TO the north boundary of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway; thence
with the north boundary of said
Railway, 30 chains and 81 links to a
post at the southeast corner of VIM.
Ralston's lot thence with the east
boundary Of said lot north j. east 3
CHAINS and IA links to n post thence
south $50 east. 40 links to a post /;
thence north - east, 5 chains and 81
links to a post thence north $50
west, 4 chains and % links to a post;
thence north % east, 7 chains and q
links to n post; thence north $50
west, 4 chains and 10 links to u post
in the center of the Ashland and Or
ange road; thence with the centre of
said road 3 chains and 94 links, north
10 east II chains to a post; thence
south so east % chains and so links
to the place of beginning, containing
10 57-100 acres.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms of
sale, cash. Geo. B. 81. w. Smith,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
VIM. o. PORTER,
Sheriff Ashland Co., O.
lime Isl 1870 no47- ,5w -u
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ALL SORTS.

- Red Cloud, says the white squaws
use too much war paint.
General Custer, is said to be weary
of the West, and threatens to resign.
Barnum, returns from California
with two dwarfs and a section of the
bark of the big trees. t"J I ="
a Woman iu Oshkosh, Wis, has
been fined So Tor stealinga switch from
the head of an other lady. -17 -,
By the advice of his physicians the
Count Bismarck will visit ore of the
English watering places during july
y Prof. August Meyer, of Heldelburg
proposes to come to America for six
months trip. He will visit CalItor-
MIA. II. l.itlH.F s. t,u Oh sW Z.
f. Indiana women refuse TO visit their
distant friends, especially during the
sessions of the Common Pleas Court.
p Tho Senate yesterday refused to
take up the San Domingo treatyin eX-
ecutive session. 1t was stated by Sen
ators that if the President desired ac-
ton upon it, he could call an extra
session after adjournment, 4
Bob Butler, a nephew of Ben But
Ter, has been arrested In Washington
for stealing silver spoons from the ia
BILE of his boarding house.
Red Clouds wife is as straight as
an arrow. Her name is The Woman
] Without n Bow, or as we say in En-
glish, The Woman Without the Gre
4 clan Bend.-
i Ebwa'does not know which to- Drag
most upon, its female Sheriff; or lis
twenty-one years old male Sheriff.
who is thee feet tall and weighs but
twenty-eight pounds. aiH
The Emperor of Russia is said 10
have made o%vcrtures to Baroi. nauss-
man to make St. Petersburg as fine .
city as the much-abUscd Baron sue
ceeded in making Paris. IN
Mrs. Sophia Dickct, the last sur.
viying ehild of Major General ohr
Stark, of Revolutionary fame, died IN
Reading, Mass, Oh Saturday, aged up
ward of ninety years. She has beer
buried at Londonderry, n. IL. -
Two fashionable young ladies o
Hartford. Connecticut, have been laic
tup for repairs from wearing high-heal
ed shoes /: and the doctor thinks he Ia.
got a job that will last him q year, t,
straighten out their little toes.
-|r
A correspondent of the Edinburs
Scotsman states that Queen Vietorii
has expressed to the Duchess of Suth
e erland, IN a private note, the deep in
terest with which she regards the ap
preaching Protestant Conference il
New York. .rT -.r q,
A French paper in New Orlean
; says: ''Charles2 Dickens, the grea
American romancer died yesterday
8 apoplexy. He was the Walter Scot
of America"
Spurgeon is about forty-six year
old. and preached 4,0h0 m be
fore he was twenty-one. For the las
five years 25.00O copies a week of hi
|. sermons have been sold.
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Samuel Riddle ct. a.

Samuel Riddle ct. al. -iD"-
State. of Ohio Ashland County IS. III
BY virtue of a certain order of sale
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio. dated
June IA. d. 1870, and to mo di-
rected 1 will sell at public sale at the
South, door, Of the Court House, IN
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, on
Saturday .Juiya 80, II. ID. 1870, b
at 8 o'clockP p. NJ. of said day, the fol
lowing Real Estate, situate in the
County Of Ashland, and State of
Ohio, to-wit 7: Lot No. fifteen (l5) in
Mykrantz addition to the town of
Ashland, the same being 600 sixty feet
front and one hundred and fifty feet
in depth. Appraised at $780, p
Terms of sale cash.
WIN. o. POR Sheriff
of Ashland County, O..
June 30, 1S70-51 5w
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NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE. "a J.
David D.Swope Before Tuomas Dear
VS. man, j. II. Jackson
Thomas Virgins, Township Ashland Co.
Defendant. % Ohio. n1tl
On the .30th: day of March, A. d. 1870,
said Justicefissned an order of attachment
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BR1DGEnNoTfCEs.'

: - .FFiI -. Ill,La. II HGII,l !W .
Notice is hereby gwen that the
Commissioners Of Ashland County
will sell to. the lowest responsible bid
der the building of, rhe stone ,abut7
ments of. bridge near ALI, Slocums,
on the read leading from Ashland to,
wooster, on Saturday, June II, 1870,
ut 8 o'clock A. M. -gr..f o..
Also on the same day at 10 o'clock
A NJ the, building of stone abut-
ments of a bridge across the jerome.
Fork near the Mcclure farm in Mont
HENRY WICKS, an.
WILLIAM COWAN, Com.
JAMES DUNLAP.
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SHERIFF0S SALE.
Lance Ferrel, +.
James Ferrel ct al.

anne tefrel CT a.
State of Ohio. Ashland County IS.
BY virtue of a certain order of sale
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County Ohio, dated
May IS, A. d. 1870, and to me di-
rected, L will sell at public auction.
on the premises, 3 miles Northwest of
Ashland, Ashland County Ohio, OH
Saturday July 2, H.. d.. 1870.
at two o'clock p, NJ. of said day, the
following Real Estate situate in the
the Comfy of Ashland, and the State
of Ohio. and more particularly de
scribed as follows: The west half of
the south east quarter of section two
CO IN township tw~enty-four CD of
range seventeen I'D containing eigh-
ty acres more or less, being Virginia
Military School Land. Terms of
sale, one third cash on day of sale,
one third in one year from day of
sale, one third in two years from day
of sale. Deferred payments to, be
secured by imortgage on premises, and
to draw interest from day of SALE. ..
Appraised at S4, 400. w., r
McCombs 81 Curtis Plaintiffs Att'ys.
H- nj sWm:- o. PORTER, .,
y iu atGi~Sherif Ashland Co. o. r,
june, 1870 5w s-t -fe--r .'
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WOOSTER HACK LINE

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Through fare $500" III -.,.l. r,.,-,.
Hack also tri Weekly from Ashland to
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MANNING'S
ANTIDOTE FOE INTEMPERANCE.'

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SLOW HORSES MADE FASTI
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My mode officiating horses is guaranteed
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How many housewives are there
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- SHERIFF'S SALE.
IIdzekiah Pancoast.
S. w. Soles.


State Of ONO, Ashland County SIS.
%! by virtue Of certain order of sale,
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, of Ashland County, Ohio, dat
ed June 9th a. d. 1870, aud to me
directed, 1 will sell at public sale, at:
the south door of the Court House, in
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, ON
S~qturfay Jely 9Th Il. d. 1870,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the
following Zeal Easte, situate in the
County of Ashland, and State of
Ohio, to wit; Lot number n~inety-one
(91 within the incorporated village of
Ashland.
Appraised at $1,000. Terms of sale,
cash. g ao II fs
VIM. o. PORTER,
Sheriff, Ashland, Co., o.
June 9Th 1S70-5w4S.
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The NEW. ARIlCLEoF FOOD.

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