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PARTITION.

James Ferrel Peter Ferrel, vii
liam Ferret, John FerrelT Elizabeth
Huffman, Jackson Ferrel, Mary Ann
Huffman and her husband, Benjamin
@. Huffman, Sarah McMillen and her
husband Alexander McMillen. and
Washington FerreL 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 Ferrel 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 cast quarter Of section two,
in township twe1ty-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 Eerrel will ap=
ply for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
LANCE FERREL,
Bv McCombs Il Curtis his Atty.
lOWOEJ ~ 4--rF-. TN IT. &c.
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s-ea were he to go back to his own
Indiana district, he could not again
h nominated for Congress! He has
'glne back on his friends" they gay
-gone back on the very friends who
worked so hard to elevate him to
his present position" It is hard to
believe this possible, yet it is affirmed
on every side. Perhaps his friends
supposed the Vice Presidency a posi-
ton Of more influence than it really
is, and because he does not secure
them such positions as are utterly be
yond his reach, they argue that he
has not the desire to help them. IF
this b. 50, how hard is poor Colfax's
lot! It is a sad, sad thing to be mis-
judged, and by ones own friends,
too! 1t must be to him a bitter pic
ture ; the contrast of the bright past
with the miserable present-for it is
only too true that ga sorrows crown
Of sorrow is remembering happier
things" often see him, sometimes
with the same luminous smile as of
yore, but ofteUer with a look that tells
of trouble, and the gray hairs begin
to show all too plainly. d.
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IS and Gaia.

Two persons who had not seen eaci,
other for some time, met accidently
and one asked how he did. The 9TH
er replied that he was very well and
married since they last seen each 9th
err.
That is good news indeed, said the
first.
, Nay replied the other, not very
good either, for I havo married a
shrew. ~ >"
; That is bad. .
Not so very bad, either, for I had
ten thousand dollars with her.
Ha! that makes all well again. =
Not so very well as YOU think, for
l laid ont the money on a flock Of
sheep, and they died of rot.
That was hard truly.
Not so hard neither. for / sold the
skins for nor than the sheep cost
~
You were lucky. at any rate. :.
Not so lucky as YOU think, ? for II
purchased a house with the money
and the money and the house burned
down uninsured.
That, indeed must have been q
great loss. :
Not 50 great a loss, I assure you.
for my wife was burner in it.
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NOTICE.

Louisa Heifner of the City Of n
Y. andthe State ofNew York is here.
by notified that Jacob. j. Heifner, did
on the 24th day Of January A. ID
1870, file his petition in the Office OF
the clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the. County Of
Ashland and State Of Ohio. charging
the said Loua H.ifner with Wiifni
absence for more than three years last
past. and asking ahat hesmay be di-
vorced from the said Louisa, Heifner,
which petition will stand for hearing
at the next term of said Court.SsslbbI
rod JAC0BI HElFNER.g Z
BY r. ". CanpbeIr he Atty
Jan. IS iS70-6~no2o > No. 80 ~
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BRETICIES.

= The King of Bavaria is.now known
Ivy his friends al Crazy Louis
Peabody, Mass, has voted to hav
the rail OF its horse railway tax en- up,
The Arizona delegate to Congress
intends to appoints an Indian cadet TO
West Point. w.
In Brooklyn they have been throw
ing bars OF soap instead of bouquets
at a dapseus. H"-''"- ''if!C '.i'1iiito
The. Trustees of . BnfaIo CHURCH
found SIS 10 silyer in their contrlbp-
ton boxes last Sunday. .1rIguE.
: Louise MLlbach has published a
novel, Of which Victor Hngo'is made
the hero. 3It: r. hha ,Ioei AZ
Michigan organized a State We1nau
Suffrage Association, at Battle Greek,
~ 81 .a'Iai",. 3hu = flbagu
They replenish the treasures of wor-
thy charities in Boston by benefits At
the theatres. .o.. liz 20 sTiiln lrisa- bu
, In Park Street CHURCH, Boston, the
quartette. choir has, Leen replaced by q
chorus of forty trained singers, 3D.
There are a thousand insane people
in Texas. while the State Lunatic Asy.
lum has Accommodations for but sixty.
At the last fashionable Hotel de
Vile ball, in Paris, it is estimated
that the ladies present wore 1900 Tbs
of false hair, bald 10 -sdyr2 bsa sa.fr'
In williamsburg Va. last week,
a horse threw two young men, who
had mounted him IN a iroiie, andkill-
ed them both,
Two competing stage lines in Cali
fornia advertise, Gree meals and free
T des,"p4eaeh hoping to drive the other
| from the course, y9T'c !s'z-i; ~ II sc .0g
Adelina Patti ,is said tn invariably
wear a NECKLACE of rufHed silk, with an
immense diamond in the center under
the chin.,aT -.-it ,'.e .7-- - r..'.
The Lydia, Thompson Story cow
hiding affair at Chicago was alluded
to by n Southern editor in an article
called '.the Flax and the Fail" H
A Paris correspondent describing
the toilets ut a recent ball. tells how
one of the ladies "wore a moderate
sued mantel clock on her head"
The Boston Post thinks sympathy
on Queen Victoria is wasted, because
she wears q wig, and .'has no gray
hairs for Wales to bring down with
sorrow"
A Baltimore couple, recently mar
ried, appended to the announcement
of the fact in the papers: "Advertis-
ed tor the benefit OF q few of our
inquisitive friends. eaJi. 1a
In Connecticut. a savant is leetur-
ing on "fhe Fossil Remains of New
England Society" He says he has
found more fossils in The Connecticut
! V:l'ey than anywhere else. =
The Mormon missionaries, b who
have recently returned to Salt Lake,
report tat the people of the East do
not care muchfabput religion, but in
yariably ask if there is any chance { d.
make money in Utah."
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go, SHERIFF'S SALE.
.irIalE sit II vTF-goo .t1EofS
Gi,i>epls Bank Of Ashland .a Ohio.
.dn. tEIr msna,.h Co ~

State Of o.,io., Ashland Comfy, IS.
h By virtue of a certain alias vendi, agains
dcfeniants. issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. Of Ashanti County Ohio, dated
February u A.D 1905 and to. me diree.
ted I will sell at public sale. at the South
door of the Court IIeuse, in Ashland, Ash
land County, Ohio, on .aaigc rs,
D.: Saturday april 9h, n. D.. 1870
at l o'clock n M, 1ofsaid day, abe, following
lands and tcnemcnts. situate in the County
of Ashland. and the State of Ohio, land
bounded andadescribed rs follows: Lot no.
forty-tro (4s) In the old town: of Ashland.
Appraised at Slt333. Terms of sale cash.
d.Wm.O PORTER Sheriff
q Ashland Ceunty.
March s-nos5-s1 G't~
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!, The New York Express in alarm,
asks if the Peninsula and Oriental line
of steamers to which the Bombay and
Samaria belong "is to be specially d.
voted to running down vessels.of 9th.
er nationalities.' ,.lII
A plate glass mandatory has been
established ut NewA ibany, Indiana
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= go
men and women, aud keeping up the
military establisme n
Let the War Department, that now
expends nearly all this money, have
the exclusive control of them. Let
them be placed in small reservations,
and be forced to stay there aud either
work or starve.
Yours truly,
Wedo not concur in opinion with.
our correspondent, in regard to the
ownership of the wild lands of the
West. Those lands belong to the na-
tiVes, untiLthe United States pay for
them; and until that is Done, to enter
upon them with a view to taking
possession of them, is simply high
handed robbery. If the Government
would pay for the lands, and honestly
comply with its agreements, and pun
ish the white Spectator and robGer,
there would be no difficulty in mans
ging the Indians.-Ed. r:..t- i...-
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, THE MAGIC CoMBswiii change any
ieolored hal. or beard toIa permanent black
or brown. Il contains no poison Any9ne
can use it. One sent by mail for 81. ADJ
,dress Magic Comb Co, SPring6eR, Mass:
a31nS ."F-
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lu Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United Sates,
for the Northern District ef Ohio IN ne
matter Of HENRY KnEBBs, Bankrupt.
, A Warrant In Bankruptcy has been is
sued by said Court ~axainst the estate lnt
Henry Hrebbs, OF Ashia Id in the County
of Ashland. OF the State OF Chic, in said
District. adjudged a Bankrupt upon the
Petition of Wfffiam p. Reed and others,,
Jhis creditors; andthe paymentc Of any debts,
und the deiises y'aef any property ~tsloneing
to said. Bankrupt, to him or TO his use, and
the traDsfsJ tf any property by him, are
. A meeting II tho creditors Of aid Bank
rupt; to prove their debts and choose one
or more assignees 3 his estate, wiiibe held
at a Court of Bankruptcyto, be holden a.
Mansfield, inlsaid district, on the It'll day
of April. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the
office of Henry G. Hodges, Esq, one ofths
Registers in Bankruptcy OF said Court. =.
.fToIqLz MILTON BoDzSH0NGg q0-
au- az Dep. y. >. zMarshaL. Messenger.
J. W SMITH, ct Al, rL Lon faa, -.
36w2 Attorneys for Petitioners
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THE MAGTe COMB win change any eof-
AairIor beard toa permanenb blaaki or,
broFneroHreputain ms mo poisonssaApy s6nei
one SEPT by nail fes SIR Az
sdrses. MAGE COMB -.
3mss springfSa,, Msss."
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NEW 1DVEkTTsRMFNTa
PLANTATION BITTERs.

: sHT-@lSoVEv =
This wenderful vegetable restorative Is
the shset.snchor Of the feeble and desilitatt
and 1anguiE it has no equal among ston-
achics. As a remedy for the ner sous weak
.nsa to which women are especially subject,
il Il superseding every. other stimulant. IN
all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid.
Il acts ~ a specific In every species Of dis
order which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits For
sale BY all druggists. te.s-G s6m6
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Willis II; II e &c,
- a. LECTURE

.o&s a. LECTURE
: - o TYOUNGhMI q. fI-n
, ~ Just Published ia a-Ssaed En-
uelope. ..I3tics9 sir ycsats. oizJ-
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!, weakness, dnvoluhtaryE Rinissidns, Sex
aaal Debility and fmpedimentst 10 Marriage
enaralIy. Nervousness Cohsumi tion:: -Ep:
Il psy and Fits Mental and dPhysical iuCa1
i,ucity, resulting from Sslf1Abnse &c. By
+sOBERT J.. CULVERWELL II. D.,
iSuthof of the "Green Book i&GH'i'G ssFsf
) The worli-renowned anthor, in this ad-t
Lecture, clearly proves from his
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"a without medicine and without danger
i,iIkR sirgicaf operations, bougfes's instru-
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" privately and radically THIS Lee
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THOUSANDSiANDo THOUSANDS. ~ 4
T Sent, under, seal, in a plain snFelope, to.
any, address postpaid, on receipt of six cents,
or two post stamps.. Also, DR.: c~u1verwelfF
"Marristc Guide" prize % Cents. Address
the Psbfishers9B rs "a III Ell r. ,bSS1BI
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J.TNE

. -l-nr,U3tdE4h tfAGk NE SIC !
A cool comfortable. Hack. Lire for the
iaccomn 3aai ion Of passengers Will iesve.
a lhIanH fSf WOOSTER .stfilWeekly,'te leaving
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I
Eli -ateth Lepleyl0 )InsAshland Co.,
~ grys.0aarR Il Court ofQGGon,-
Harrison 1LePleyi;; m9 9 Piess, Peti7

"
, The said Harrison ,Lepley' whose
-:5lace Of sfeesiidenee IS uhkfiown tto'Pet-
is hereby Observation-Disclosures
9Th day Febr1iary, AaeDIs7a,asths
spid Elizabeth Lepley fled her Pet
ton in tho Court of Common Pleas,
within and hi the said County
Ashland, charging the said Harrison
Depley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foE smoaa
than, three years 1astaPasts1ana asking
that she may, be divorced from tbs E.r
said Harrison Lcpley, which petition
'Y1f be for heafing at tile next term o.
said Court ,dtTo1 tHq II 54Gtis 1oqa7
, DatedtIfs 9th day of February A.
Ii, Erfzg2pBBEfH LEpTsEY::N
J III" u BY j. D. IJoones, hef AtPygA
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THE AMERICAN T.
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= o'AfTACAMENT.

j, 3. Wits &ssson, Ptt'G: Before ! 2.
J. b. Kell end H. H. MopteoHSsrstH,
'Kell, defendants. Ashland Ce. ":
B On The first day of March, A.:EDs 1870.
said justice Issued an order OF attachment
in the above action for thesum of fity-four
dollars. 3. WILLIS s, son, TT
Pr,ast. 1hsvyf JJe.5. Jaeobs their 0Att,yya
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NJ u Ds. NOTICE. o ~ no "sl
castihaadr9inee ssiwvaassssiisckkS m Ashland Comfy
sI0aitisai sgbnG} Godftsof Gon1moh
James G, Swassick. , Pleas ,asaa7iad
The defendant, James c. Swassick, whose
place OF residence is unknown, but sup
pasrd to- be at Strfxtown,, Carroll County,
AND, State of Indiana, will take notice that
he eaia Pfafntif did, OH the S1st day Of
January. A. D. 1870. file her petition I'M
the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County Of
ashland and State Of. OtiO,- charging 1fKe
said James C. Swassjek, with adultery. and
asking that she may be divorced from the
said James G.. Swassick, wfichpetitiOHwdl
sand for hearing at the next term Of said
'saGaJ CATHARINE swAss1cK5sii 4
B, Wm- B. 4sCsFty, heF ATTY.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-07
sunday. August ?, 1szo.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO Al FRANCISCO AID.
riseh on the Slump.

In nnrsnance Of notice the fires were
lit last evening on Main street, and
the people gathered about a platform
erected in front of the Stone Saloon
The meeting was organized by the cleo
tion of the following officers: Chairman,
Stephen Miller; vice-Presidents. D. W.
Perley. W. ". Bishop, J. D. Meagher,
Frank Drake, J. ". Sweeney, Dighton
Corson, W. J. Forbes. E. 7. Estes, C.
W. Dunn; Secretary, Chas. F. Bicknel.
The Chairman introduced the speaker
of the evening. Hon. Thos. Etch-who
was received with boisterous applause by
the large assemblage, almost every indi-
yidual in which had heard that clarion
voice in other times, when the craft in
whose behalf it was always raised had
not all Summer seas to sail on; and
knew that. true to the old faith, that elo-
quent tongue would give forth nc uncer-
tain sound. The crowd was very large
estimated at fifteen hundred to two thou
sand persons; and all seemed in excellent
spirits-which in the large majority were
heightened by the successful manner in
which the gallant orator met and dis
cussed every question of public policy
now before the Country. It was a master
effort, never surpassed by any one, never
equaled by any other speaker in the
State.
The people were referred to the record
of the party of the war; to the achieve
ments at arms; to the consummate man
agement of the reconstruction; the mas
ter policy securing the creditor; the
con~siderateness gradually alleviating the
pressure of taxation. Then, the living
questions growing out of the complex
problem of Labor and Capital; and Chi
nese citizenship; the hypocrisy of Dem
ocratic leaders in this connection
willing I o see the franchise disgraced
II Republicans could be made to bear
the blame-all these questions were dis
posed of in the happy manner SO pecu-
liarly Fitch's OWN. Our local question,
the railroad to the Colorado, was fully
laid before the audience, all the circum-
stances in the case explicitly set forth,
and the present condition of the project
explained to the entire satisfaction of the
audience. The speaker was eloquent
always, graphic often, and sometimes
happy to the point of m~irthfulness. It
behooves us not to paint lilies with yell
low clay, and we will essay no descrip-
ton of the effort. II was a grand success
topped with a peroration unsurpassed
for eloquence anywhere.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. August g..
Official notification of war between
France and Prussia having been received
yesterday, the fact was made known to
the President. He will issue a procla-
nation Of neutrality on his return from
st. Louis. The proclamation will par
ticularly explain 40 neutrality laws, so
that they may be fully understood by the
people.
The President, in reply to a question
in relation to the Minister to England,
said that Frelinghuysen had accepted the
appointment, and would probably leave
for Europe the latter part of August; and
that his instructions, although not yet
prepared in form, we're understood by
Frelinghuysen, and would doubtless be
carried out by him so far as possible. He
said: Il feel confident Of that. Mr..
Frelinghuysen is in perfect accord with
the Government, and will do his best in
the discharge Of his duties in connection
with the Alabama claims
In reference to the war, the President
agrees with Gen. Alderman, that it will
be a long and exhausting one, with a
strong probability that both parties will
come ont of it defeated.