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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

FIRE. Fridag night last, the large
burn of Joseph s. Nachir, Esq. in Rob
insoa Township, was burned. together
with all its contents. There was about
700 bushels of wheat in the barn; 200
bushels Ofoats, some corn, and large
quantity ofhay, plows, aud other farming
utensils Three very valuable horses
were burnod to death. The loss is said to
be about $500. No insurance. AS to
how the Gre originated, 40 one soons to
know. but tits supposed to be the work Of
an incendiary. We sincerely regret this
loss to Mr.. Machir.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

M, Tspr begins lst Tuesday in September.
w ~ TtR,f LIST Monday inlecember
sps, "a TtEM Sd Tuesday IN A9yen.
5onnESoMGsr, Sd Wednesdays june
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

Ar a large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Republican voters of Cologne town
ship. held last Saturday at the Mouth Of
Thirteen, tic following ticket was nOmiR-
ated:
superviset-Gilford d. Sullivan.
Clck-N. b. Rifle. ..
t,choorc 0mmtsSioner-Mor Grcculcc.
Ovcrsser of Poor Edmund Hill.
Road surveyors-williau Moore and
Adam Kcizlihg.
This is good ticket and should receive
tile hearty support of every Republican in
Cologne township.
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RUChU LEAVES.

~24qs 81 aatlss 8 q b.
seb9ts 81 8 slB1 gqG
aaBieds aossa sllf a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22
RIEPUBLIoAN STATE TIcKET.

foR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM E. STEVENSON
OF Wood County.
srcRErARY OF rue sTATE,
JAMES NJ. PIPES,
ofMarshall County.
AUDITOR,
THOMAS BooGEss,
OF Roane County.
TREASURE. ~.
JAMES A. MAcAULEY,
ofohiO County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A. BOLTON CALDWELL.
oiohio County.
IvpuE suPRENE COURT or APPEALS.
JAMES H BROWN.
oiKanswha County.
For Congress Sd District.
GEN. JOHN S. twIToHER.
OF Cabell County.
For State Senator, 9Th Dist.
F. W. sIsSoN,
CfMason Couaty.
+
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

New TIN SroRs.-We' have at last IN
our town, something that has been long
needed-a tin shop. just started by Mr..
W. d. Cable. lie has a fue stock of
stoves, tin-ware, &C., on hand, and car
readers would do well TO call aud examine
bis goods. We that Ne will receive
a very liberal patronage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS. We request
our Republican friends of the several
Townships, as soon as their township ticket
is nominated, to send in the names to us,
so that We may be enabled to publish
them, and print them on the ticket.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

INV MlllSEnY Coos. -Nliss J r.
Boggess has Just received her Fall supply
of Millinery Goods, consisting ofFioWets
Hats. &c. Our lady friends would do
well to call aud soc her,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

DUnlNo tue month Of August, the Ohio
River Salt Company received from the va
rious companies 10 the association l48, 1888
bushels of Salt. aud from Kanawha Salt
Company 157, O2S and two.dfths bushels.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

Tux tOw-boat Jonas Powell, while pick
ing up tow last Friday at Clifton. sunk
Misunderstanding $50 burrels Of salt,
that had been loaded at Newcastle Fur
mace. The sal. was valued at $500.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

How SEWING M4clitSss. One of the
best Sewing Machines now in market ia
the nHowe." Miss Nollie Jones is the
Ageot for the sale Of these machines IN
this county. They can be seen by calling
at her residence on corner Of 9Th and
Main ts., Point Pleasant. -.--.--
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

The Claru SCOT, we are. glad to say is
doing an immense business On her trips
up aud down tho Kauawha. she takes
everything before her, leaving but little
FOR tue boats that may happen on her day :
There is no better officers on tue river
than Capt Christy, and Clerk Truslow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

GoSE.-Mr. Wui. Smith has gone to
ztI---;4, r---- ..--s uls- usw STOCK OF Fall
aud Winter goods. His-nsw goods will
be here Friday or Saturday. Save your
money for tue new goods.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

;.9sT oFFIcE IoURs.-The Once is
,PsSS , n from Z o'clock 3. m. to Se N.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-22

Hon. Jos. a. ehapline, Judge Of 9th
Judicial Circuit Court Of West Virginia,
died at his residence, in shepherdstown'
on Saturday, tho Sd lust. Judge Chap
line was a man of honor aud integrity, and
was warmly esteemed BY tue members Of
the bar, and Ill others who knew him.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-03-23

Col. Baker be promoted for his gal:
antry and ucces in killing old men,
women and hari6less little schitdfen;
and the humane Head Of the Arpy
will no doubt. order itsts b denss
IF such achievements Are the<fesult
of military training at West Point,
the sooner that institution is dispens-
iedzHith;, fs5better@ifawii r5bezfHr-the
reputation of the army and the coun-
try.
These outrages towards the poor,
maltreated and unfortunate Indians
arg constantly growing in enormity.-
We know that a desperate effort is.he-
ing made. in army quarters, to palliate
the c6addcf or Gen. Sherfdaffs Bdt
these brutali,iesi are without jdistiica-
ton in 3 civilized government. There
can be no excuse for indiscriminately.
numbering old men, women and chill
dfenl; aad if the government of the
United States would ysindicate its hon
or and punish outrageous. murder. the
of war shonld order Sheri-
dan, Sully and Baker to be tried by 8
"drum head court andif found gull
ty, shot like other murderers, in the
The whole thing is shocking.
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PARTITION

james FerreI, Peter Ferrel, VIII
liam Ferrel, John ,Ferrel, Elizabeth
Huffman, Jackson Ferrel, Mary Ann
Huffman and. her husband, Benjamin
G. Huffman, Sarah McMillen and her
husband Alexander McMillen and
Washington Ferrel, will take notice
that a petition was fled against them
on the 18th day of August A, d.
1869, in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of Ashland
and State of Ohio, by Lance Ferret,
and is now pending, wherein said
Lance Ferret 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 South east quarter of section two,
in township twenty-four, of range sew
enteen. containing eighty acres more
or less, being Virginia Military School
land, and that at the next term of said
Court, the said Lance Ferret will ap-
ply for an order that partition may be
made of. said premises.
LANCE FERREL,
BY McCombs 81 Curtis his Atty.
(6w32)
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The Mansfield Tragedy,

We publish a full history of the
murder OF Mrs. Lunsford, up to the
time of the post n,ortem examination.
The examination developed some new
light. ol the subject. Mrs. Robinson,
wife OF the aeceuse l. testified that Rob
inson was at home aoout eleven o'clock
on the evening of this murder His
daughter also made the same state
ment. The several suits of clothes,
worn by Robinson, have been produc
ed, and no blood staines found on
thsm- A cast OF his mouth, and teeth,
takensbygDr Brister, and com
pared by him, and others, with the
wounds on the arm; and they swore
that the marks must hays
been made by the teeth Of Robinson.
The whole thing is wrapped in a good
deal of mystery. While Robinson
his criminal intimacy with the
woman, for a long period, it will most
likely turn out that he is not guilty OF
the murder. -I'' E'it
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A Ssotarian War.

.-.b Many Of our Republican exchanges
sssd areahowengaged in advocating an 9th
..Hzer,e constitutional amendment. The
.sa;1pfopositi6t Is, to so amend that instru-
G.;ment, as to admit the existence and
yIsaatxibates of a Supreme Beingl
,r& .Afews fanaaicali sagtators in the
Churches, are also the advocates ofthe
s.o:new amendment. -! rr+
sGs.shWhenever it becomes necessary to
80 ptoxss the existence and attributes of a
-assSupreme Being by a constitutional
,baamendrnent, the authenticity of the
s''sscriptures may well be disputed. 1t
the works of creation, the origin of
cur race, apd. human intelligence. fail
to convince a man, with even the men,
al ~faaeaIibre of an oyster, that there is a
EsdptemeiB Being, to whom We are in
.a.debted for all things, We. are satisfied
ssathat thumb screws, inquisitions, and
-s!rpriestly arrogance will fail to convince
men of that tact. Whenever we per
f0 Hmit1tKe fanatieism of men to define
=: the existence of a Supreme Being, by
S,aspoltieaI Legislation, they will speedily
< s.elaimethe right, to enforce, by pains
sssand penalties, the theological ideas of
-kie:those who are to be the e~xponants of
-a.p0lItical God, From this, we will
easily glide into a prescription, that
L.si1r titke the people, for a state
:~y..rsGGions andwhieh will insist IN put-
81 sieg.Adqwtr all iotheriereeds asiheretic--
- yfhlsiss tHeot tendency of all political
sf6sSiogiax w are Of opinion, that
it ~opldbe york OF supererogation,
if not. of the shallowest hypocrisy. to
y. fhsist on the existence. of a Supreme
h Being by legislation IF there is a
.rs man inothG world who pretends to
? doubt the existence Of God, that man
bsaiseithsr insane, or dishonest, and fl
for stratagems and spoils. 1t will be
~.,pijgstas Appropriate to head each stat
SOS apta. with the declarstion-@There is a
- &od'-as to make that assertion in
% the constitution Of the United States.
- - IHWL.E EEAIL - - 20 LL .
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Tie Indian Butohery.

"a. The treatment of the Indian tribes
ir-sin the territories BY the companies de-
81 tailed blythe United States Army I'M
t<0;aerthe command of Gems. Sheridan,
~ SHify7,f aud others, is beginning to at
tract the attention of the entire coun.
y.: The1ate ASSASSINATION of the Pie
s0.gaps, b, Sully and Baker, is unparal,
SsdjeHed for Us barkarity, brutality and
a5iSA4rscity.s Gen. SuliN IN his Report
to Gen, Sheridan, says:
s40fthe173 killed, thirty-three were
sa..nen--of these, fifteen only were such
ssas are called by them young, or fight
ssrs 3ine sTnen.a These were between the
lagos of twelve and twenty-seVen-the
Remaining eighteen were between the
1sa ages of thirty seven and seventy eight
.sdl=of the latter between sixty and seven
ty. Ninety were women, and the re-
manning fifty. were children: None OF
them AGED twelve years, and many OF
Them IN their mothers arms. =
At the,tipe, of the attack, this camp
were.sufeFjngs severely with the small
,a5apex, baYing had it. among them for
1.-TWO, months the average rate OF deatns
* AMONG then. having been SIX daily
e-or,Rhis,is qhorriblei And, for these
=siseoldblosded andinhuman murders, he
1sS aafontery to recommend that
.EELsg go 49, s~E - a.
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Wonderful Discovery.

Many of our readers will no doubt
remember the great excitement which
existed about a year ago in this vicini-
ty, caused by the assertion of an old
negro sorceress that a quentity OF the
of the one celebrated Captain
Kidd was buried at a short distance
from the National Cemetery. near
what is iamiliarly known as the Devils
Punch Bowl Quite a number of orr
colored citizens, believing the stories
of this old woman, engaged in the
work of digging for the hidden treas
ure in q spot which, by the aid of the
black art, she had pronounced it to be
buried. -n, w - e
They progressed in their Tabor of
love- lof gain) for number of weeks,
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THESE examinations will I

These organizations VIII. commenee af
10 O'Clock Am. and cio$etat 4P. M o.
O'clock a. wfitten festftkdnfaIa of
sgeedzmerat charuetefsaignedMsin two
testimonials win BekePt on fe.=-No Ger
tiicate can be a~nte-dated: and the school
Law prohibits Township Clerks from Civ
ing eaders TO teachers fotspays Rnlsesathey
have certificates embracing, Lhe whole term
.of service. The School Lawsfeqpiees each-
ers to qn1erstsnd abe following branches.
and be able to impart Instruction on them
all Reading Writing O~t6Se4sphy,
Arithmetic, English GranlmaEsa and Geog-
raphy!tt A-failure in ons. isasfailure in an.
and those not having a fair knowledge of
each and every one of the above ;bEaRches
need uet apply for . certificate. Particu-
lar attention will be paid TO Photography,
and those not having studied it will be
prompt ly rejected. No private 4xanina-
lions Willie held. and no application by
letter, will be answered. Only fur grades
of certif- Gates will be ,issnedfvizs For g.
months. IL months.s Is months. and "a
months. A certificate for 6 months is n
trial certificate and will ndt he issued the.
second Time to the same applicant Those
having certificates for six months must be
able to pr9cnfe certiicates for II months
or none; School Directors are requested to
furnish us reports of the successyof teachers.
as they will aid us. materially in granting
certificates only to those who are successful.
Those expeetingto teach, the higher branch
es will be examined accordingly. The
standard of Ashland County Teachers must
be, advanced. and applicants will bear this.
in mind.-There win be nj Adjournment
after examinations commence until they
close and a fee of so tcente is required as
a conditional of Examination, and @mtist be
paid in advance. ~ .resiys3A ss=sL
By order ofthe5 Board I.
r. NJ, CAMPBELL Clerk.
Sept, 1~21s69-1v4 s.g
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EXPLOSION.

In our history as a journalist it has
not been our duty to record so terri
BILE a catastrophe as that which took
place yesterday, near Shrnersburg,
about five miles west of this village.
The portable saw-mill, located at that
place, exploded her boiler yesterday
about 2 o'clock. killing instantly ia
cob knapp. David Shook, Robert
Mcconnell, Frank Mcconnell (son of
Robert, } John Fritz, Lewis Hoover,
and fatally wounding David Hoover.
who died last night. Mr.. knapp
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= u -
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

."
COLUMBUS, o., March Fl, 1870
STATES AND UN1oS:
That period of this session has ar
rivedewhen work is the order OF the
day. Many of the most important
measures have been delayed until this
time, and these. with other measures
are constantly pressing upon the at
t~ention of the members, who are will
ing to take a proper share ofthe work
We go from the Committeeman to
the Hall, and then from thefHall to
the Committee-room; and this process
is continued about fourteen hours per
day. This sort Of labor renders a lit
tie fresh air and recreation necessary
ct least one day every three weeks.
The main items that go to make up
the aggregate of the General Appro.
priaLion bill are as follows
Com: School Fund, S1,5e0, 900
Sinking Fund, interest
on State and foreign
debt. 1,136;541
Benevolent Institu-
tons of the State, 6s8, 0t0
Legislature, $1,000
State Officers, 69,375
Judiciary, 49, 600
Tlrese, with a multitude of smaller
sunes, go TO swell the grand total to
nearly foul millions OF dollars! There
are many other items which will also
be placed in the bill that will swell it be-
yond its present gigantic proportions
On Saturday last, there were thirty
new bills introduced into the House,
and a number iato the Senate; and
forty, SIX reports from Standing com
mittees r.lY-s -.. Il
.Grifith's house bill to authorize Gil
ties, townships and counties to build
railroads, passed the house. This isl
a bill that wifi be mach criticised by
- ' - .GrLrL 49,. ~L.aEI 4 ~ 4
real estate owners. .Eom !
:, The Appropriation bill is making
some progress. THERE'S an effort te-
ing made to Inappropriate the Sold
iers Relief Fund and the Morgan raid
claim.
The great tax bill passed the Senate
and is being considered in the House.
1t is a codifcation of all the tax laws
now in the books, and a few more.
The Soldiers orphans home, is be-
ing considered. Xenia and White
Sulphur Springs, are the competing
points. Xenia is owned by the G rand
Army of the Republic, and has to be
fitted up at great expense to the State.
White Sulphur is now owned by the
State and is in good condition, and
can accommodate eve hundred or
phans.
A bill to make each County Inirm
airy a separate school district passed
the House.
Brooke's billappropriating one fourth
of the earnings Of conHicts in the Pen
itentiarY to the support of their fami-
lies, passed the House.
PHnANDER. /
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SHEKIFFlS SALE.
The First National Bank of Ashland Oh:

The First National Bank of Ashland Ohio
Henry " GODS ct al.
State of Ohio Ashland Comfy IS. Y
= BY virtue OF a certain writ of Fl. Fa.
aga INST defendants issued from the Court
of CDmmonzP Pleas Of MsFreHCoanty, Ohio
dated February Is, A. D. 1870, and to me
directed. I wiilsell at public sale at the
Miller Barn in Ashland, Ashland Coun y,
Ohio, on - y
Saturday March 26, Il. d. 1870. .
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, the follow
goods and chattles, f~to-rir;, l Bobs
lflow. 1 .Gultivator, also ON same day AT
. O'Clock Z. NJ. near the Christie Farm 5
miles northswest f-Ashinndy-Ashlan
County Obioi a lot of Cord Wood. Terms
sale cash. McCombs & Curtis Plain
tiffs Atty. f3gS VIM. OPORTER Sheriff
Ashland County.
Marck 16thw2.ea- @9-rTssisaA'2f -
a.
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"A Perpetual Debt.

~ E-.aHgF - LEE 4g.-EL-- a.
e. -weare aSout to realize that which
Ssssahas beenso often predicted by DEMO-
:. 4li,cratie. speakers and journals, within
srsd. tAsrlastasevenior eight years, in the
so.cafed funding bin, of which, john
sisnHSherman ofOhio,,i is the principal cham
~ pion. That bill is intended TO super
.sx :, ceds, repsdiate aud inullify all con-
ii ,za;traets in relation to the issue of green
-Tsi9s.b backs and bonds, by the General Gov
- roie errnmept. Its object is, in short, to
convert the entire National Debt into
10 sigotd4 debt, bearing interest at the
q or ,paxe of four and'one half, to five per
T!'s1q cent, payable. in gold; and then ifpos-
8 20 ,sible,t to induce European capitalists
yoE Ito purchase the bonds, and thus rem
-1a der che pay ment of the debt animpos-
'dsD sibiIitylf. Thus, we WILDE compelled
to, pay tribute to foreign powers and,
os .. country will be drained Of its last
gnJodollar Of gold andJsilver. By this sys
.H"s tenn, We viii have paid the original
-debt once IN every twenty years and
.as.5gstiii have the olddebthaaging over the
5eSo.1leaaa of the tax payers! s5l 81"
BY this funding villainy, the Coy
."erlment will repudiate an agreement
with the bond holder to pay him ma
cdr Gtionsl CURRENCY for Gaboutl one thou
1adse9and six hundred millions of dollars
;SssS 5shtsb BE, bound himself 70 take and
issssswassubstituts in lieu thereof. gold 4
Every step of the Financial DEPART
menf Of the government goes to de
uonstfat9, disqualification, that Gen.
Grant, and his party, have abandoned
%dA IRE idea OF payfhg the National Debt.
h.iS~ 4 IS S equally clear tlhat they have set
:@szgtled; the idea that a Ma
asl=e tioaaE Debt, isia National blessing"
S1IA How Tong viii hepeople bear the
,seo Grinding expressions and taxation ofthe
lines. RheWthes zee that -lcgions eff
lear. lauk, ,eadayeEous and rapacious
x.o.lefHcers are to be quartered eternally
c. upon; them without the hope of ever
-s;ashaving srelef?sa5 I97a,a -> .se
81 H:i;'lsM rreapudi&tion come! If itdon't
sg.the signs. Of the lines are sadly out Of
.oodjoiatt = t.s h'.iof2
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sHER1FFs SALE.
Citizens Bank of Ashland Ohio,

VS.
Il! Compbell SEQ ct al
State Of Ohio. Ashland Comfy, s..
BY virtue.o of a certain alias vendi, against
defendants, issued from the. Court OF Com
mon Pleas. of Ashland County Ohio, dated
February IA A. d. 1870, and to me direc-
ted 1 will sell at public sale at the South
door of the Court House, in Ashland, Ash
land County, Ohio, on .
Saturday april 9th, II. d. 1870
at / o'clock P. NJ, ofsaid day, the following
lands and tenements situate in the County
of Ashland. and the State Of Ohio, and
bounded and::described as follows: Lot no.
forty-two (421 in the old town of Ashland.
Appraised at $l.333. Terms of sale cash.
VIM o. PORTER Sheriff s.
Ashland County.
March 9-noSS Syl %A %E41 Htas.sfs III
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GOING SOUTH.
Pittsburgh; Fort-Wsyse=d@ ehIeage
Railway

On and after Nov. 18th, 1858, arains will
leave Stations daily; Sundays excepted
as follows, THANKSGIVING Chicago. $3.50
P. m;l leaves daily-l TRAIN leaving Pitts
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Pittsburg ZL.55 am Gas am 9.45 am 2.15 pm.
Rochester $40 500 1885 $50
Salem SOC " 1921 "12.45pm5.6s "
Alliance 6.J5 Ellis A" 1.3O 600 ."
Canton 200 am 12.15pm 2.22 pm6,4 40 "
Massillon III !" 1910 "7.05 "
osyille 500 I:25 g.. S.fS " q ;es ~.
Mansfield 1925 3.54 5.27 "e9.40
80 lA11.oo " ADO 1900 "Io.10 d"
Oreste D11.15am 6.OOa.m. 6.20 " 1920 "
Bucyrus E11.40 Z" 6.32 $50 "10.43''
II, l5pm7I0 7.2S, s1l.l5"
Forest .12.44 7.43 ns.01 s11.45"
Lima 1.5O pm 9,o5 a915 al265am
Van Vert ESQ " 1918 "10.21 200"
Fit. Wayne .4.30 I" 11.59. "12.05" 800"
Columbia f5.1l" 1888 E12.56" $50. ."
Warsaw COZ "1.44 eel .58AlA .46 a.
= ymouth $50 $50 % 3,03" 500 ="
.lparaiso BPS "4.530 as447assz20@
icago 1920 /" SIS "6.50s9a2o"-
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GOING WEST.
&C, II, TOPPING.
a~ l

,aG- LOOPING asgent.
c. 6. & C. TIME TABLE.
On and after Monday, Dec. 21st, 1865,
passenger trains will arrive at the follow
ing places at the TIME set. aset..t
GOING SOUTH. -
n. London 1910 a. M. 4:39 p. m. 9:5l p. M
Crestline 1T:le a. N. 5:45 p. m. 1885 p. m.
Gallon .,,11:S0 a: m: 6:25 p m..11:16 P. n-
zooIso NORTH
n. Lond'n 5:15am 1910 am. 2:15 I'M s:0opmi
Crcstline 400 am SAC, am i;15Spm $40 pna
Gallon. s;5I am 800 am I;ospgrh sa2zz pm
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T o.

Tshe,Boardso Of school Examiners Of Ash
land County will hold che following,
Examinations during the school year 1869
&1S70t Srtz9S9se1t tcatf5ht t.S
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THE MURDER AT MANSFIELD.

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TRAINS GOING WEST.

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Was A. L. Robinson, foreman of the
machine works of Blymyer, Bates &
Day, of Mansfield, who was at once
arrested by detective Hackett, and
placed under guard. Robinson went
from Cincinnati to Mansfield about
two years ago. and has since then bsen
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