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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
FOR SALE,

DOR SALE-A CORNER RESIDENCE
Il new ana we'll finished. containing five rooms
aud out-bulldinRs, two blocks from cars. market
churches anu schools lille pertect-lowest price
5000, seven hundred dollars .sh-baiance on long
time. Appyto SHELBY SEi MUUk,
uyI5 No "a Coron 5eIet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

JAMS OF
Depot for 1
a0l9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

steamship Governor MarTIn Mckay, from InCianoi8,
to msster-lst district
Schooner Warner. Rich, days from Ruatan Island
to TrArunl,tanA-2dd district Z T
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-16
Volume One Now Ready.

~ 80
7sAs soon as Mr.. Clrtis's work is
published, t~he1present generation will
have afApch f~ullerand more complete
~ rounded conception of this extraor-
binary man than was possessed by
his iaimediate contemporaries.
eME: Webster wiilzaSaih came into
view as perhaps the foremost man Of
this century on the American Con-
tinerit:2 IT was he that Supplied the
which %triumphed iii the late
war for the Union. "The Union now
and forever,s.on and inseparable,'
WAS n sentiment which sheIhad so in
fused into all ingenious hearts that
they were ready. to pour out every
drop of their blood in its support.
NHe,i is, the one manwitheut whom sue
cess eedidhnetahaye been achieved"-
m. sY.,.7lW1orld.! f7et ID. '1'"a -'iN"4a ''
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DIED > qfaiz 4,

s'Athfss ri residence, near Ashland,
toHid,' Jaatn,faatv 3fst 1870 Mr.. John
Mykrantz, IN the. sfxtieth year Of lis
aye. -, 80 "
Mr.. Mykrafntztw WIS born III West.
mdfsaaadsg5 2sth,
a8lp, aRd 4Bemoyed die in IN
1924, where bad lived ever since.
Being Identified with this community
fYEr nearly .8frlD a half e?s3qqbt#4FF, dPsagging ai'
ways q fEh99rrfaGGtteri 9fidgreat integrity
and mpeh, Ryaetfifaia wisdom, pursuing
withidiGgence, Whatsoever his hand
found to 90 he had long besnTa Lead
ing, and highly, esteelned citizen, and
bis less Is deeply afelti He had been
too, for, many years an infuentia,
member, of the, Christian Church, and
his, pious walk apd vel. ordered con.
,yersalon illustrated vel. that trelig
ion which was the controlling princi-
pie Of his life. His lie was one Of
unusual prosperity, and; singulariy
exempt from the SORROWS incident to
the man, he having lived almost TO
three score without losing father or
mother, brother or sister, wife, child,
or grandchild, of which last he had
fifteen .H
His funeral was attended from his
residence by a large %concourses of his
fellow citizens, and his remains laid
to rest in the Ashland Cemetery.
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PARTITION.

james. Ferrel, Peter ,Eerfel, Will
Liam, Ferrel, John Ferrel, Elizabeth
Huffman, jackson Ferrel, Mary Aim
Huffman and her husband, BENJAMIN
C.. Huffman, Sarah McMillen and her
husband Alexander McMilen 'sahd
Washington Ferrel,a will take notice
that a petition was filed against them
on the 18th day of August A. ID.
1869, in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of Ashland
and State of Ohio. by Lance Ferrel,
and is now pending, wherein said
Lance FefreF demands partition of the
following real estate, to-wit: Situate
in the County of Ashland and State
Of Ohio, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows: :. The west half of
the Southeast quarter of section two,
in township twenty-four, of range, sew
enteen. containing eighty acres more
or less being Virginia Military School
land, and4that at the next term of said
Court, the said Lance. Ferrel will zap
ply for an order that partition may be
made of said premises.
- LANCE FERREL,,
By McCombs & Curtis his Atty.
(6w32)
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fered several years with a severe lung affecn
ton, and that dread disease, Consumptiona5s
is anxious to max known to his fellow suf-
fers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he wi send a copy
of the prescription used free of CHARGE,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they wi find q 8 CrIe
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
The object of the advertiser in sendingt the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to
WI ~il in y rs ssme eSsts E! sG e Il s5s s't them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson,,
165 South Second ST., Williamsburg, Kings
County. New York. 1y51
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WHITE-OAK SAW-LOGS WA
TED AT
H. X. MYERS & Co.'S. 10
Yard,
ar tie Il. G,,MNR,M NSppt.

L ar " II. 0SN2I6IfAE NekPt.' ~
We want a quantity of Oak Saw Logs to
CT into Rail Road Ties and Bill stuff, for
WI oh We will pay a fair price in cash.
We also want any quantity of BLACK
WALNUT LOGS LUMBER therefore,
pers rs in this vicinity, having OAK or
Wal NUT LUMBER for Sale, may find
it to their advantage by calling upon US be-
tore selling elsewhere, as our Yard & Mills
a-e situated close to the track of the A. Il
A. w. Railway, which enables us to pay
more for Timber and sell Lumber at LESS
rate than can be purchased elsewhere in
this vicinity.
Our Stock of PINE LUMBER is of a
good quality oR1l& Iifhikps} Rine, Shin
giles, Lath, Dressed-fooring and Siding,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, BrooE-
handles, all of which will be sold extreme
ly low for Cash. =.
SAVING DEMONSTRATING, Dress
ing Flooring, Saving Shingles, &c, done on
short notice and on reasonable terms. We
also keep on hand and for sale, WHITE
LIME, WATER LIME, DRAIN TILE,
CALCINE PLASTER; and the regular
STONE SEWER PIPE from 4 to "a
inches.
Being thankful for past ~favors, we would
still solicit, at least, a share of patronage, b.
H. K. MYERS & CO.
(3m6U9IdC3a-GAfH
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The following Executors, Guard
ans and Trustees have filed in trs
Probate Court. of Ashland County
Ohio, their Probate and Final &c
counts for settlement viz :
Second partial account of NJ. A
McHose guardian of Walter H Camp
bell.
First partial account of John STOCK
man as one of the Trustees of VIM.
Stockman.
Final account of Elizabeth Brett
t3f9h4sTl& Hfzabeth Myer) guardian
of Mary Myers. t
First partial account of John an(
Hiram Stockman, executors of y,
StoLkman deceased. .
Second partial account Of Albert
McCready guardian of David Nc
Cready.
The same will be for hearing on
the 18th day of March A. D. 1870
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. r
d. w. WHITMoRE,
Probate Judge.
Feb 16 1870.
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PROBATE JUDGE.-D. w. Whit,
moresiwas also putin possession of the
Probate's Office, on Monday, T. c,
'~:Bpshnell. retiring. Mr.. Whitmore il
via plain FARMER, but a man of sound
Judgment, and win soon be able to dis.
gsieharge thedduties of his office with
credit e, himself and his friends
Judge Bushnell made a faithful and
clear-headed officer, and carries with
him, the good wishes of many friends,
) Els future tn MT 80 o. !.
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sra7 FOCAL JTENs-We are always glad
= toreceiye contributions from friends
m al parts of the county, to our local
e! department.. In almost every town.
ship something occurs weekly which is
al general local interest, and we arm.
<pestiy urge our friends to send us in all
"ths items that come TO their observa.
ton or lkeir .ears.t No matter how
ysd wfite, only tell us the substance
and trust for the balance.
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BITTERS

> AGi51
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Nrtracts9fto the q Bostonu1 Coulter,

EEtractsJ rensfAe7O ' Bostonu1 Cenrier,' :
=,snr ENoub13HtsIIem sdi ~
q MR. Curtis haseproduced not only
a biography Of merssliousfi interest,
but one kofi acknowledgement in a
1iterary1point efKiew. bot a1."
at may be considered greatipraise,
but Wei nkIathatIMr HGurtis has
written the Life of DanielsWe bster
as it ought to be- awrittenl",seY'.
aIu2 ,ybfl ..d1 f-si ',9oi0y:h & =
"Since GharIamaghe,n said Theo!
idore Parkers' 81 think thers has not
been such agrandfigrrein alnG ri
doaa.z Ailafga MANI Decorous in. Dress,
I'M Department.: dfeFwaiked as
if he telt himself a King.3htb. bHn
,JG.s4I lli,f4i 1as6- ,T,s do
"a This work, of,iwhiehi the first col
idne s-norPublished (thelsecond will
be ready February ytst)gelis Sold by
SUBSCRfPTI0NEON Y and the
prieelis 500 per oiume.9 10
= Subscriptions may be given our au-
thorized Agentydor sent direct to US.
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Agent w anted I
X " J. AZ LIP PARTS RI: OF : THnrEI COUNTRY ri
Address r 1ue ysan "r.s 10
D,sAPPLEToN & GO. Publishers,
90, 90 & "a Grand ST., New, York.

TIE BEsT AND toRIeIxAL T-ocSlc
OF IRoN, Phosphorus and Calisaya
known as Ferro-P hosphated Elixir of
Calisaya Bark prepared by Caswell,
Hazard q Co New York. The iron
restores color to the blood the phos-
phorus renews waste OF the nerve
tissue, and the Calisaya gives a, nat
ural healthful tone to the digestive
organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in
its various forms, waketulness, geners
al debility, depression of spirits; al
SO, the best preventive against fever
and ague.@Sold by alb Druggists. i
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rse fhsssss,ha WOBasgsi

n Reporrs from, Washington gave US
only a garbled account of James Fisk
Ir.Ss examiBatiee before the Congyes.
the only correct report of the inter
view, which we have obtained from an
entirely reliable source:
Q-What has become of Mrs.
Grants $4,000. her PRISE on the
y! s@ Of ssiss where tsz roodDins
twineth." 4
Q-Do you know any bank Corbin
Is interested in ? ID
4 A4Rk know a bank where the wild
thyme rows !" 8
QRWhen will Corbin be all right :
AWhen he can Erehd his title
QAwhat is Grant15 duty to the
aged Jesse? :
Ae.Father come homeland stay
eaAwhere did you frsebroach the
20 Pt5ll'I Long % Isladss sea7girt-
sh0re1p ]
QAOn board one of your sound
steamers?
AA"Sound the loud timbereli
Q4When did you speakof it again2
Syhen the swalloEshomeward
QAWhsse has speyerg9nef"
AltStngO- III
pima BALLOON, boysyF
Up IA q saloon !"
Q@When do you expect to be free
from your eng1sements T..
AdWhensthe spring time comes,
gentle Annie o. ~ -
$780, $780, s-tIS4-m-y sea. !.
GRNHow do you feel Anyhow?
A-(Song and walk arodnd) >,
"Oh / feel just as happy
"a As a)big sunfowerpii BTY4qT "
70
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Lot No. II, Corner of Main and
Orange Streets, in the town of Ash
land, being SO feet front and 100 feet
deep. on Orange street. Enquire Of
DIR. g.. 0sterlin, in Ashland, or the
owner j. Fernekes & Bro. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. (3m26)
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-16

CoCSTT CLERK-Wll c. Frazee
took possession Of the Clerks Office on
MondaH last, vice. E. L. Drayton,
hi<hose time has expired: Mr. Dray-
ton made an obliging and upright
.,sssGlerk, and leaves the, office with the
respect of all. We Wish him success
in lkisudible undertakings for the flu
= ture. Tine, we think, will show, that
= MI FfaAee,, Is a fit successor to the
1sgentlemsn who ~retires. ils. -
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. - -.r"~H 100 70.
.as flour readers have any disposition
,satoseathe real sophie. quintescence
4'dflitefsryi elegance. courtesy, good
breeding and high toned journalism,
dizzy shohM examine the article iu the
Times, of last week concerning "Har-
Walton" yT9r" n~'i 'F' 80
* TWeadEays had an idea that, that
piper was high-toned, moral, and very
chaste, in its matter. Now we feel
-ai4nitaeertain fhatswe were mot mista-
ken in that impression.
-so5 That erudite production was doubt
- less the result Of a joint effort on the
part Of the &aseng.srs who do the lit
% esasy % workrfor that chaste and vir-
.alnops. sheet.
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Philadelphia Market.
HACK | n
IsMLANR PuACEs CUB REM

A,gooi comfortable hack Line for The
accommodation OF passengers win leave
Ashland for Wooster, tri-reekly, leaving
Ashland Mondays, Wednesdays S Fridays
Mt 8 O'Clock in the morning, via RoWsburg
Pitt ST urg, Re edsburg and Jefferson
Through fare. $500 3 sus
Hack also tri Weekly from Ashland to
Orange and back the same day. Leaving
Ashland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, Fafs 66ott.
~4Ssh -eSs Y: WENTWORTH, q
Proprietors.
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JOSEPH MOORE.
jA-a MARTIN V.JKAGY-
Jan. 80, 1870-3w30 I'M

The interest of Joseph Moore, in
the former firm has been purchased
by Joseph Stofer,i and the new firm
will be hereafter, Stofer and Kagy.
They return thanks for former pat
ronage, and solicit a continuance OF
the same by the public.
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81 Uapped hands, face. rough skin,
pimples, .ringworm. 'salt-rheum, and
other cutaneous affections, cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the Juniper Tar Soap made by
CAswELL, HAzzARD & Co., New
York Sold by all Druggists.
no141y
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!" double eoMnidn pages n. tachl ro1,me,

This important work presents a pan
oraInic view Of all human Knowledge,
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It embraces and popplarizes. every
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consideration may be thus briefly sta,
"1..' IT sur+pa&s;es all other works
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$50 No other workts contains so
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3 The best minds ii This. country
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Nh |-7t 7.Es.s! --.a- Lw,W"
o,MR., G.. II. CURTIS
Life of Daniel Webster.

~ This GREAT NATIONAL WORK, writ
ten in fulfllment of Mr.. Webster's
tcstamentary injunctions, will be pub
lished in two volumes, s yo, 600pages,
each, illustrated with elegant Steel
PorbaIsLNf Webster, and fine
Wood cuts of different views at
franklin and Marshfeif.SH'
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-16

The Blood Purifersis the
only article in the iadrkct
whiehcontainssthhe5oo eelleBr4ted
COSTLY Drugs 5impertatlsex-
'Bressly from S~wedenifeEaits
'fnaHufaetufe,; and9dthe b4flls
Contain afMlsgI jF5s,Rgf4Siple
of Podophylklm Manaake
Root f'and is a substitute
for Mercury beeE 81 elodi
-, 80 I.aLt.t-S Ii u ~f.af.nn4ri Al
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NOTICE.

% .
Catharine Swassick In Ashland Comfy
IL We. II > fCourt of Common
james C. swassick. J Pleas. ,sswt
The defendant, James c. Swassick, whose
place of residence is unknown, but sup
posed to be at S~trawtown, Carroll County,
apd, State of Indiana, will take notice that
the said Plaintiff did, on the 31st day of
January, A. D. 1870, file her petition, in
the office of the Clerk of the Court efCom-
said James G. Swassick with adultery, and
asking that she may be divorced from the
said James c. Swassick, which petition will
stand for hearing at the next term of said
Court.
CATHARINE SWASSICK,
By VIM. B. McCarty, her Atty.
Feb. O-6W3I
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,FOLTZ &hBARRON.

NoTIcE.-An persons knowing
themselves indebted by note or book:
account to the undersigned are re-
quested to call and make. settlement
Immediately" All unsettled accounts
on March LIST, will be left with the
Justice of the Peace for collection.
2W3l -
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f4 Ysq So ,I
RGcaIiSGi ,

rrAteer: o eleven +. Years. & is dieeSSRSssri-
enee andttrial the, sales have
.increasetl7aoach land eNbry
year, and thousands efHlct-
tiers unsolicited of thefe-
marEable cures stbay. Have
performed bear WITNESS.
Read the aletters in local
Column Of cures by these
daostl lsJE!"1s1' aali o.
mesiioliqs' a.;a'3Ifc slis7o
e iHalrt.. i.ra 4ldn7I IL
tI.b - .ah G1I eli hs >sneH
nrg
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MARRIED.

Rev. Jno
Kelly, DR.. Ben. r. Hill, Of Morn
ing Sun. Iowa, to Miss Mollie u.
Chapman, at the residence OF, her
parents, in charlottesville Muskin.:
gum County; Ohio, Feb 10, 1870:
,E The DR.. several years since an or
iphan boy, without money OF assistance
p~ushedeof to the west, studied his prai
fession, graduated at ST Louis; and
no =, with his partner, is prepared to
carve his way TO fame and fortune.
AS a brother, we wish. him., and his eXl
cellent lady a,happy utnre,fwithghpn
.dIeds of friends, a fair share of tue
good things OF this world as a reward
for attention to those snitten by mis-
fortuneia and the maladies common to
The human races bib ia;Jois vaE -
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CHOIC OATS.

White Swede Oats, weighing 48 lbs
per bushei-60 bushels from one, for
sale at DIR. jim. OILERS Ofice,Hover
Gorham's Store, Ashland, o. 6m21
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4iThe ,BuH and tse Elephant

Shaw was Il qqapetsome Old fellow,
Efe, Dough bsFn5asQuakeB had been
-read1uf Of meetingab for Mis- overbear-
ing and irritable disposition He owned
the crossest1dog, and, 1.-The most troub-
+lesome steers, and the widest COWS in
the neighborhopd. He was always in
"nboti water" with his neighhers in COM
sequence of his 'unrqlyn stock: Bat
Shayy came. to grief, one day in 2 way
which taught him ~ailesson. Fhe story
is thus told -,..,I. Ian !
short time since, Van Amburg's
-nIehaGtrieIwas Obliged toipass his res
idence.j A little Observation-Disclosures ash,
the,kecpers of the elephant5i Tippoo
Saib, as he was passing over fhe road
With his elephant, dfsecveredAbavy,
seated upon the fence, Watching a4bull
which he had turned upon the road.
1t was paving and believing, and
throwing up a,treinendous dust gene
rally, ;Hp<'- ~ ~
Take that bull out of the way,
shouted Nash, FL. ,s.i.
:,,; Proceed with, thy elephant" was
the reply .u 8, - .s .,l.tHi.-s-
. "Ifyou don't take 'tlrat'buh away,
he'll get hurt continued Nash,,"'ap
pfoachlng, while the bull redoubied
his furious demonstrations. -,
"Don'ttrouble ttysclf abouttlie bull,
but proceed with. thy elephant rotor
ted Shavy, rubbing his hands with
delight at the prospect of, a Scrimmage-
the old fellow having great confidence
in the invincibility of his bull, which
was really the terror ofthe whole couni
try around. 81 i'''7 ''' :,
Tippoo Saib came with his uncouth
stumbling gait the bull lowered his
head and madea charge directly at the
elephant. SGJ
p Old Tipppo, without even pausing
in his march, gave his trunkCa sweep,
catching the bull on the side, crushing
in his ribs with his enormous tusks,
and then raised him about thirty feet
in the air -the bull striking upon Ills
head as he came down, breakinS his
heck and killing him instantly. A;,oi
I'm afraid your bull has bent his
neck a Little" shouted Nash, 2as he
passed OH. .-... .G
Bent y cried old Shavy. with a
troubled look at his dead bull; thy, ell
is too heavy for my beast
but Thee will not make-so mitch out of
the operation as thee supposes, | was
to take my familyrto thy show,
but FL see thee and thy show in Jeri-
:ho before I go onc step; and now thee
nayaproeeed Within elepha4t:."g
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why sasGa%

'GAfeDr. e. w R6taEk's
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu-
tJrifer ndo.d31ood bIiIlsothc
three greatestoFemediesdh
I. world has ever knowhi?a Il,
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Ohesofff heionhost bInterSStIns
FoiB OOkseYef Published fn .
tssf the United States.
AM

AM RfCAN BiASTILEa
F 4 History qeef Tie .aisyaas drre,ts and
imprisonments.y@ Citisens during the
late CirR Var" - ~
/, This, work contains an authentic
account of the Arrest, imprisonment
and terrible ssuffterings'of American
Citizens ~incarcerated as Prisoners OF
State j., together with the Orders for
Arrest, Suspendfng the writ of habeds
corpus Prohibiting the Employment
of counsel. r. =
F. The horrors of prison1lfe mAForts
Lafayette, Warren. McHenry, Della
ware, .Mifiin, Old Capitol Prison.
Penitentiaries and Military Camps,
and their condition, together with the
food furnished the prisoners, are
truthfullN and graphically delineated.
1t is a perfect novels as well as an. his
itOrical work. in -rs>r7r e j;s.Tos.-r7 20
; The. book contains preface, intro
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