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New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
ci.n1tiors planteN--EeNaLes.
Gituaiions t0anit8--Elale5.

sJllL4sAt4-.tD AOs''4L@ ~s<Ns''|D'
A CAPABLE NAN desires n business posi-
"a ton A.Irets k D., Box 10, Tribune Ofce
NOhCuNAN, LAUNDRESS.-WA
- SITUATIONS ty au! We Ul. chlleni best o refer
ecc4 Ae W CALPRED Sclrstae, Nescester County ~ L,
Gre ROBERT POPilAA. esp
FNADM HANDS at Bowling g-grecn.-PIERCE
= TO- haye constantly hand Grcs soc'e Germans, Scotch.
ami Engl.l; also Mechanics, Colchmcn and GadeEers
CCOTCHMAN and WIFE, Englishman and
viz frt-ra.e Hands and House keepers just arrived want
SITUATIONS North West South IqnIe al the Agency oi
PIERCE - Co.. boslns-sreen.
CIJUATlON WANTED on n FARM by
> loUSG MAN; Americana tWel onei reference geA
Al re'5 L. II. T., III siStl1ve. Cty
TFSO GENTLEMEN and FARMERS-Wanted,
.sior from the hest c.,ese-nakiug County Bnsand,
II kTIOs Grtc CIESEMAKEk or as FARAbki per
OF al ofstock and cat
H. can ,c cc8 AbIess sppy c. ", PostOAco Fort
Hamilton, Long Island, he"-lo
E8TNNTED-A situation as Il first-class GAR
w DLEER; understands greenhouse aud soyel ls ms o
b "a COLI rareres end le the en 2na cement oi sele-
mans plsca Address T. D.. No. 9JJ,nEL, NeT-lora.
EIANULIES, Hotels, BOarding-hOuses, Farmers,
M t aily ca1lbe anl well reronm,1lel male AMI female
mp crrss. atey landed will lnl al supply oi every knl oi
r on i1ri az CARPENTERS large and 0etablshed
,iPLO jlEhT HOUSE 3J Wet Eeyeuthst corner siztAsye
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST.
u EEN RAlLEOAD.
MoREIS Al'D E3SEX DIVISION


WINTER ARRASa EAlyI c,gmsacns MONDAY soy. d $40
tcs Branch At b5Terwi -it, Bal a. sg.I r
T M & 1n o,f m tnl Nesisn al Eassogo2 win 2 ts D b. ai W + r.
eu,e aEi c-Ve eal all the Lacl-aanaa BO,as5ary
H:9 H.. LEIGH WILEY ByPREss stops Newark slorrip
pl2l1f, with ~ ~ H. l.. fr ,. .ldere s. a.i at
E.oa with Nv H. r. Bethlehem Aeu.oSn. h4uca ChuuG, and
i:lcEa SCRANTON EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
r. at e2 viz, s-s.e1 r. r. a1d a. Wesasoa "i'h D. L., ami
& H. lo !sr S2 III ali Eo,uto0 cse,
Fo-MoRRiaToWY, 6. . Il2o lIoa H. 2:1c, $50 4;lO $50
al lniesoda.e G:3o 7:3o ali loa
arOAAEGE aoI SoTH oRAgGE Goo $50, $40. 1910 'nl
1870 1:lO 1s, 5J. 49, 40 $780, 600 t0 $780, al II'D
Fcr EEwisk at e?o 80 Goa. 60 2;o .loo l3:,c, ilo
%, s:ig $50 5s t go s;io $780, 800, alI las IN
MO- q. M. and :l0, 3.1I, $40 ana $50 D.
FIRIE RAiLWAY.-TRAINS Leave Dcpots
E1 fo1tof ia- .fl-s' sui '3It of2ist a. follows:
Thr5asI lr, Ieir l-lse traeis at ~ II a. m, 5:3l
and G:iS p N; da; No and iIrosi DFiaq Eooa coae,'
VI. iaisei. sle5 C,lehes nHlag hrougi to ce.c5ai
9qe4a 20 bao le g.. w @ om S;g4q , to 70 97lo al
IN Ea ,sllt Train lel, ei d,ilg at 5:ij PA.
FeS;i 81 IDn "a ~. a. :l p 4ji, J.lJ t. mi eui,5aI
IsrEsa aa' W- ct a.in. $3.50 and 4:2o ji, 3:i5
fSi saail aa va nrd c9s, ':i5 and s;i5 p nj
@ "a ,,r t-,- npio y H. s:ij 9:45 and I:ij
al; '.:s, SIS n. rom Cbaas m St D,lot q:
I2s a f. $50 su! 5 ?. FROM CLa45erss- Depot 800
T., ~ t -a al, ra s.I Vas, from 21lst. Derq. 3; g:l5
n M a 3 ~ .; 5 ' s.'' =, ' H.; al i 'ari i1' 'a a: ' ..
5:IS f5.slp. -s oa,y 200 r.ilnigi
c, Is s si /. ] a5.:c e. and % al. G & 1 a AMI . @
SAGE uy be le a. the coPqry oSe ~ ~ -HT ' - ' 20
s. E. rTqg.ya D2ss ss s q o Doe. 655 % Js. st IT, ca I'd
EG,.4 ltSS4' .5 I5la p %a gs.iFs9t7 p 9t4F
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

IDPpOPT Of the CONDITION Of the AMEIl-
III CAN NATIONAL BANk OF Nh"lohA' " 'ne '"s0 VI 'u'
=. an ne 18Th DAY Of March l'l
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
fFor Perucnt All Nyee

4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
WINTER AERANGBIBET.
o. anI aner MONDAY OCT2 e. 1870, Trains vii l'lVe james sup
g:5ja. 70. Gr,,npor: ari Sag IIarbor
Iu:al Ir. -tr-IHur. va. Tam.
port O Sstgriay nights .
500 L. N..throt tri1neN .,.--.-,.-
500 p ~ Icr7i' Ms- rrn to Isp on Saturday nights
G:rj d. N. Nouagot Way tu.L ,--.--,-. = - -
Gu t.r Lo-al, Yaeg Hc'v e, flilsoa arl port Lave
Irr,-s o:yl 3. aI4b p ~ j. ID bANl''. .ip''
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

NATHlTE STAR LINE. -
W EEWIORK. CORK. AID LIVERPOOL
NEW AND ~ LT-rON ElID SIZE. t'P%
TIE SIX L. A"GFSf IL TIE OI.p $500
oONA' SiLAyTIC EAITIC. ADRIATGC,
C0l1 iurlol-3t1 b. .. each. -
Sailing Nsvl 81 lBAlc, IRON la'efI ool on It h
DAI-. ard Corl H1r.or The O. following -,
OCktSC" Cent i"hy Nrg,s sfpO-i"l TO sal RON rev
Yo.k SATURDAY., AIEl lJ. a. pm. ,..
pe.ssurs. Tai combining
HAFLIT. tIEtD, AND t'dtOfF.
Salons ,tstrcoe loa room aul hatToors IN r'hp 'ec
fog cls s.t ayuonf su,gjls ald sesarecs accompany
these steamers. 40. -- ,,...t.t
ING 70 gnI m hiels te Oh tol; noS 06taiI 81 rage
prepa.i certificates. i5.J. Currency n. ,,--,.
PaisengsS lSoae TO Ioa u parts oi AiheIla Ia alOls
Eorw-y, W,leu. III la. Australia, &C.
Excursion tictt.- 'ei at oW cot laes
Drans from 81 upvsld.
For inp.cli.a ol r.su. nj other information, aTflv -
OCFAkIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.'S OFEltlS.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
Nolieeo Of Danhrnptcn.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES:
soahen District Of NeFYors-ih e if.cr s o. Go, JOhs
D. te STATE, for southeH District 3f ~i9 'el ne S-.@
the 81 wi fc - Public "a ctuar o.
DAY ei py u,,,b l a Numoer ClI Broadway " y lst ths
lne ler sehult Col 50 rOu. a te right he, a. n,efsS
had seized he Oh Gy y (
Hhc" @ ~ IN an 10 ts following dese5et popg via; One
uhe ,, Ooe f) Fnho.. rcs OLc O Cay Nuterj oJ o.
s,ndlng fIs - rs 3 Is! II. r. yBR>ilLyE. AssF nee
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
C9ITECTCJ1 WESTERN RAlRolD co.

CoTop Registered and by e Legislature Of Coruecu made iee Of
s State per cent Interest payable JaHu0y and July New
York The have lie suseo capital stock Of tho
Company l62o oo al Of which except $500 has been paid in
$4,000 been subscribed AMI paid By tie City Of
mortgage made the Treasurer Of the State
e eIJ the OGce Of tie Controller Of the STATE and
eourterse g Lin b. Of tie Charter only be de-
S Company in The proportion of 5000 bons for
80 - cash lyio1sy eI,ode in tie construction OF tho road
Tie roa3 Hartford connects with tie whole New
England sc- Of railroads, westerly Mlcrton The EewYoIk
Slate Inc With Harlem ROal, north and SOUTH
sb the press ar1 Columbia FhkiN completed; with the
Peughlecs and Eastern Polgkepo to be finished in July tnd
and Rondo1t Road TO be built opening direct
supplies Of the Pennsylvania Coal CoErany and
DelawaTc Hudson Canal Company vide Geld for buiness Is
opened b. &c. numerous Raosi connections, supplying tie
country coal grain, cattle; and bel:u1 from the West
eCrtI ra line marble aal the Manufacturing products OF the
A-uy thrift along its toe
The rra.- complete part Of the iron puIehsse1 sad track
Ing viii commence as the condition Of tie bed viii permit
Toe Managers, whom are Hon WILLIAM H.
BARNUM. c--jov. HOLLEY GEORGE n BARTHOLOMEW esq.
JAMES GOODWIN esq gnarlle that tie enterprise vii be
earned thr..-l q q Substantial aHi ecoaoG .. manner.
ME- e - hon4s ia uerc cent
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
TIOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL,
C1A QURESsTow0
CARRYING TIE q. s. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GEEAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch Of hir h-sc foil Iose iron seEe" steamships
FROM PILG 80. tG, \. T., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
follows;
NEVADA CAT CaErv..............'f'h % At 1l:ooa.
COLORADO, Capl T. ]. TEHr'isy...Aprl 5,a.3:o)F. n
WISCONSIN, Calt. .Wl1lIANs.......Aqa y, r. 1900 n
NEBRASKA Capt GrAaD...........Aih ihl l5, a. 300 p
WYOMING, Cslt WmyEE ,r.......Ag 70, at 800 p IN.
MIyEEsOTa Capt r. W. FAREaAy.A April 25, at ll0jAn
Cabin passage o. goL
s,eere Ya,.aee ore, 20 90 Broadway go currency
For ffeisht or cabin passage, a7,yto
EOR LIVERPOOL and QuEhNSTO# n
Iaran Ire Of ror 5a Sea|e ,r' 1H,c to .. ' follows
CITY or L1DO....... ~. 80. ~ ,; -. 30 {. 49,
ON o. iI.,.Eil.t ia ..i.1 al. 5uAl. ArhlGirn
All cc ias "a tJiI a-i a';lIts IU4aD- l.n FER
w. - MUM RATES or PASSAGE.
yrneF FtTlHi5 c2 ~ GOLD So sTrl N G.aS.i
70 E'nl'a 90 90 10 10 5.a,,r......... q q
Pas-ias r. So s.i to Iire. Hnb-rs Beea, retei
so.esn ouss.here, at oie rates. By persons wishing to
n'aGa }Ss s'7 q s. NE i G','; le e. 2
NORTH GERIAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
Foe SOUTH, .afo%.-iiro BREMEN ..-u-o.-
u1 ' s. s' at m " o oS Ba & p co. s r i o, Io55ias g 5i
sfP ngRMAyN C,r Rie2arE on siTTEPAY m 70 Asl I,
RATES OF PASSAGE 10 LOEDJN, l.A1i.s' AND hf-iHN'
pAfAHih ~ GOLD Or ii' KSoi'Ai-N' - ''i'AN' ::l,o
@ 4 ..... . .
tr.isht a..l, OELEICHS & Co.. hce1ts
% BTo.i-st
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. ,,
~ tIiE general TRANSATLANTIC COhPAhlS mall
1'Z,slSII!PS BEIJEET HLW.IORR AND HATAE CALLING
81 LAURENT LenAds SATURDAY Mareh2a
W. G. - MACZEEZIE. fr-at No. % Eronivay.
CTEAMER TO LONDON.-The Al, first
- class IRON steamship saba, Csil Hihi VII hsye qek
dsrac for al superior ac-litgns for hrs'
rs!crge rht passage apply to HO"LAHD ASfi''
WALL, Agents %. So Soll-'.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
miscellaneous.

CXCHANGE for LAND wi.ain, 20 miles
A. p la S So, ,irfSC a. rs brr. 10 ~ -. .i lAo
DlORAAA " Aasiinh-. ~ ySES t0l OranisL
GOOD 10 EAT-COLD or WARM.
W So BOSE or GNaILE = IRE BLfR
~. i. q IkhA.
BnEF PRES sayISG COMPANY.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-21
A Terrible Tragedy.

The Piqua Democrat gives the par
ticqlars of a terrible tragedy that took
place two miles south of Pfuua on
Monday last. A blacksmith was en-
gagged, at Statler,s stone quarry, p Ger
man named John Dabps, who for
many years followed his trade in Pi-
qua. He lived at the quarry in, a
small frame house. For several
months past Dabns and his wife had
quarreled frequently. resulting In. one
Or more separations, the last one about
FIVE weeks age. Mrs. Dabus manifest
ed fears that her husband would kill
her. On Monday morning about sew
en- o'clock she informed the landlady
of her boarding house (Mrs Ehlsn)
that she would go over to town, an
strange as it may seem, gave minute
directions to that lady regarding the
preparation of her body for burial in
case her worst fears were realized. At
Ellman's grocery, on South Main
street, shs met her husband, Yhp had
come up from the quarry on an err
rand. The parties indulgedin satallk,
in which Dabus told his wife to call
at The quarry and obtain such effects
as belonged to her. In a short time
thereafter the woman started ON foot
to the quarry, whittier Dabus had pre-
ceded her. TArrivingithere, the Dhus-
band and wife proceeded to the house
and soon became involved in, a violent
quarrel. Finally, Mrs. pabus, after
obtaining possession of the pocket
book, started to return to town. Da
bus followed her some distance up the
pike and secured the p~ocket-book,
r~etracing his steps to the Office
of the quarry, where be commenced
to unfold the oft-repeated story of his
troubles to Mr. Statler, the proprietor
of the quarry. The woman also com.
ing back, still more trouble ensqed,
alter wlich-she5again started toward
town, Dabus following as before
When about one hundred uandg fifty
yards up the road, a piercing scream
rent the air, and Dabus was seen to
place his pistol to nis wife's breast and
fire. The women fell. The; Infatuated
man then turned, and, STOPPING slight
ly, as deliberately shot himself in the
forehead. Both 'ielI within ten feet
of each other,r and when the spot was
reached by several of the quarry en-
ployes the woman was struggling with
death. She expired within ten min
ptes. The man lipgersd in an %insensi-
be condition until thFee oiGlopk in the
afternoon, when he also died.
Dnbas IA about sixty years of age,
and had been married to his victim
but a year She was his third iwife.
The two were buried together on
tuesday.
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markets of the Chinese Sea. With coal
from West Australia, and when the
arrangement is carried into effect, the
cost of the return journeys of steam
ers, which has hitherto been very
large, will be greatly reduceds This,
of course, rs very favorable, and while
it cReapens will largely2enhance trade
and traffic. The sailingfvessels which
do the carrying trade of Northern Eu-
rope with the East will soon give place
to steamers, and as English traffic
through the Suez Canal exceeds in
tonnage and value that of, all ssother
nations c~embihed,it would not seem
inappropriate fgr her capitalists to as
sume the leading part in in its 5man-
agement. That she will do SO in the
immediate future is hardly question
about which clings any sort1of1 doubt.
The Post. 'E "s1 70
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-21
sHERIFFs SALE
Daniel Rhodes
vs. y

Sheldtn Al. Rhodes ct al:
State of Ohio, Ashland County IS.
BY virtue of a certain order of sale
in Partition, issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Ashland County,
and to me directed, 1 will offer for
sale, at public auction, on ~
Saturday, July 22,4- d. 1881,
at IL o'clock A. NJ. of said day, the
following premises, situate in The Co.
OF Ashland and State of Ohio, to-
wit: Part of the southwest quarter of
section L. in Township No 20 of
Range 10, bounded as follows. COM
mencipg at the south west, corner of
the east half of said quarter section !;
thence running east Is rode; thence
north 20 rods; thence vest 49, rods /;
thence south 20 RODS to. the place of
beginning containing two cores.
Z Appraised at $500. Teras-one
third cash on day of sale balance in
NJ and two years, with interest from
day of saleZ Deferred payments Sc
cured by mortgage on premises.
VIM. g. P0RTER,
Sheriff Ashland COLO
NeColphs & Curtis, Atty''s for Pc
littoneI' saHg LTIao Gaia 7
June 81, 187t.5wno50. diz-
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ASHLAND PRICE III
coHFrrTkp ~wssks7aBs
SToFERNeKA6EY.

aWest Endef MaisI Sayss4sBleT %,
Flour R b~arrek4SaEE .saa.1Gx> zoe
Wheat 8 busheisHZ lezse4gE 1886
Corn 98 Observation-Disclosures Gu
Oats % t3ushefSJ 81
Rye ,R ,bushel ,3J5Ig1o9AlI 80
Barley p bSshel,taE9a g2eE0 toti So
Butter ~ poGnd,i1Eq sG L.At2auo Is
Eggs TRe dozehJ!5g!I2 9Rag7Q4 ~ II
Cheese % pound,5z 9 EaG2!&eSs Il
Lard % 1pojnds Eta9h..s1 sailo 6
iallow d poundfaIsisgo2 hai!lss 7
Beans S8 bpghei,p. st1eses eZa5@1 so
Dried apples 7Re pound, Il!aj q !Do 5
Dried peaches % lpound,gsoT gsu 10
Dried peaches peafed-5asl s.dI 20
Clover seed ~ busshel;eaI to sotj6 10
Salt R barrel. Sa-7:om 1.bf142 go
Timothy seed sRo bushe}9 eva eva co
Ham 7Fs pound, ca e sS@.aS{@1O
Bacon d bound s,ias edf Saeis G
] white Hsh IS Bardr@gaf9 6nss SO
No. 1 pickeref se hatf. batel.!aeno7 80,
White bass f. half barrel ze e1+6, 90
Herring $$ halt barr 4 !eaa al $50
Flaxseed sYe bgshek- az LS1 90
YSbpshel- rs50to 70
Onions "a "a bushel--- Soto rs
Applfs f9 bu. 30 .sa5ofo75
AfAaEa-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

H -A ..- SRI 49,
Susan Newill and Thomas ,NewiIl,
who reside in the State of Iowa;
Rouse Insley, whose place ef resi-
dence is unknown, John Selby, Mar
tina Ebbert, franklin Selby, Flora
Selby, Sarah Selbv and Margaret Sci.
byTof1the State Of Indiana, Arminda
Glenn, Martha Glenn, and the heirs
of Rachel Hams, whose names and
number are unknown, who reside in
State of Michigan Stance Black and
Phebe Cannon of the State of Kansas,
and Hudson Williams whose place of
residence is unknown, will take notice,
that John J.. Winbigler, administrator
of the Estate of Nancy Williams,
deceased, on the 30th day of May,
A. d. 1871, fledhis petition in the
Probate Court within and fer the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate of said
decedenti is insufficient tooSpay her
debts aud the charges of administering
lher estate; thatishc died seized in fee
simple of the following described Real
Estate, situate in the Countylof Ash
land and Stateeof Ohio, being Nhirty
acres of land off the. Northwest cor
ner of the North west quarter of sec
tion number hirty-four,slt to wpship
twenty-five range fifteen, beginning
at the North west corner of isaid;quar-
ter, thence East hfteen chains to a
hickory; thence South twenty CHAINS
to a hickory thence West fifteen
chains to the North and South line OF
said quarter to a post; thence twenty
chains North on said line to the place
of beginning.
Fis The prayer of said petition is for a
sale of said premises for the payment
of the debts and charges aforesaid.
rs Said petition will be for hearing on
the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1871, at
10 o'clock A. M, or as soon thereafter
az leave can be obtained. ri
BIB JOHN J.. WINBIGLER, AI E
4aAdm'rof Nancy Williams, DECD.
BY J. d. Jones, Atty: j. & fs 10
May 81, 1S71-w47'7 Gil .
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< TAXESI! TAXESI!I

The Treasurer's Office will be kept
open, and the Treasurer will be on hand
to receive taxes until July %, 1871,
excepting July 9, 4 and 5, the, office
will be closed. ',-:
The time faxed Ry< law far paying
the second install nent of taxes, with
out penalty, is from April 1st-to lyme
20, but as the law leaves it wholly OPP
tional with the Treasurer to charge and
collect five per cent. penalty or not, af-
ter the Goth of June, 1 have -conclu-
:ded to give ten days grace, 50 all that
wish can pay at any time to July LIST,
1871, without penalty.
G.. I. TEARIcK,
Treasurer. :
Tuna IA 1871
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-21
June IA, 1871.
PROBATE NOTICES.

The following Administrators Ex-
eeutors and Guardians, have filed in
the Probate Court of Ashland county
Ohio, their Partial and Final ACCOUNTS
for settlement VIZ
Final acc,tuf-J. q. Jennings and
j. III. McCombs, Assignees of G. H.
Basford.
Partial acct of George W. Parr.
Executor of Jesse Parr, decd.
Partial acct ofG. &. Coulter, Guar
dian of Charles l.. Carey. :
Partial ACCT of VIM. Vantilburg,
Executor Of Paul Grosscup, decd, ;:
Final acct of Nathan Warmer, de.
ceased, late Guardian of w. NJ. War.
ner, filed blythe Executor of said Ma
than Warner, decd.
Adm @rTBamss WFEbts decd:
Final acct of Israel Markei, Ggar:
dian of George Girton. =.
Partial acct of Enoch Wert4an,
Executor of Jacob Sill, decd.
Partial and Final acct of William
Urich, Guardian of Thomas, Charles
and John Brown.
Partial ACCT of Jacob Thoma, Elk
ecutor of Philip Thoma, decd.
And the same will be for hearing
ON the Sd day of July, 4. D. 1871,
at 10 o'clock A M.
D. W. WHrrMoRE,
no493w Probate Judge.
$500 --S1..--
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-21

CIRCULATING LIBRAR1.-R.. M.
Zuver, the enterprising Book NAL Of
Ashland, Illus Ee& established a circu-
lating Library. He has put in sey.
eral hundred volumns of useful and
readable books, and will continue to en-
large the collection as the demand for
new books increases. Here is an ex-
cellent chance for the reading portion
of u town to increase their knowl-
edge in History, Science and general
literature. Call on Mr.. Zuver and
avail yourself ofthe advantages of his
new enterprise.
(4w43) ...
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sHERIFF's SALE.
: Mary Morgan

81" Samuel 8. Davis ct al.
State of Ohio, Ashland County IS.
By virtue of certain order of Sale
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, and to me
directed, I will offer for sale at public
auction, at the south door, of the Court
House in Ashland, on Ill
Saturday, aIy az, AID: .487l,
at 4 o'clock p M! Of said day, the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County of Ashland and State Of Ohio,
to-wit Lot number q in -Markley's
addition to the town Of Ashland.
Appraised at $1,000. TermsLCash
on day of sale. 81, sI I7UossK
WIN. O. PORTER,
,i IL Sheriff Ashland Co., o.
Willard Slecum, PRfs Atty.
June 81, +1871-5yno50.f Indm
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-21

BRovIsIeNs.-Stofer d Kagey are
doing a splendid business in the Pro-
vision line, They buy almost every
thing the farmer has to spare, and
give himi in exchange, good prices and
such articles as every family needs =
IF you have Eggs and Butter to sell,
cali on this firm and you will be fairly
dealt With.
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The "great secret" OF how to make
yourself agreeable may be obtained by
using those splendid new Perfumes at
Pancoasts Drug Store, and no Ladies
Toilet is complete without De La ours
Oriental Cream. 1t imparts a fresh
ness of beauty to the complexion SO
much sought after by ladies OF taste.
Everything in the line of Druggists
Notions, &C., you will find them At
1w34 .. PANGQASIS.
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naa 70 EAGHERs.

I. Notice is hereby given that applica'
tons ofFeachers for the Union Schools
of Ashland, Ohio, will be received up
to the third Monday of July, 1871, al
which time there will be an examina-
nation held of all applicants for. the
several schools, consisting of High,
Grammar, Intermediate, Secondary,
and Primary school departments.
Examination to COMMENCE at 8
o'clock A. M.
J.. B. F. SAMPsEL,
r. M. ZUvER, :
Com. on Teachers
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ALWAYS GET THE BEsr.-A large,

ALWAYS CIR THE BEsF.-A large
supply of fresh and reliable Early
York, Early s~ugar-loaf, Early Win
lningstadt and Flat Dutch Cabbage
seed; Early Tomato, Sweet Mountain
Pepper and Celery seed. Also a fine
assortment of Flower seeds and spring
Bulbs. Warranted fresh and true to
name at the Drugstore of Dr,W. K.
FOLTZ, Ashland, @. 49, "a
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sHERIFF's SALE
First National Bank of Ashland,
Elias Lutz, ct al

n. ..- M- .r-.r e r..-
Elias Lutz, ct al. LID
State of Ohio, Ashland C~euntysss.
BY virtue ola certain writ of Fl Fa
issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of Summit County, and to nsCdirec-
ted, 1 will offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton, at the South door OF the Court
House in Ashland, on
Saturday. July %, AdDHlaI,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following lands and tenemepts, to-
witt Lot number 119 in South Ash
land, Ashland County, sOhie.s 4
Appraised at 1900. TermsAQash
on day Of Sale. .baB5T9!0t
VIM. o. PORTER,
-r- Sheriff Ashland Co., o.
McCombs d. Curtis, Att'ys for Prf.
g June 81, 1S71-5wno50ea7sI3
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y Flour, whitaJper Brt. s9.eGaisAm,
Der, 7,F5-RedT, 00.AC6uhtfy White
$50. Buckwheat Houf, 5,50foA6. 90,
Rye, -four, $40 to 5,7dtEay4ie&t dull.
$1,45. Oats, .5Tc:?7oRye, 4,s00sr'
DLP ork.-Mess Sc, LARD mifkess
10c. Hams, smoked I3c4 shSaIders
Sc. Butter;,o318c. Eggs, 1897
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HEADQUARTERS FOR LUBRIcATING
OILs.-All persons wishing to pur-
chase Oils for Reapers, Movers, En-
gines, Buggies, Sewing Machines,
Watches, or for the Human Machine,
would do we'll to call at the Drug
Store of W. K. Foltz before purchas-
ing. -
Buy Foltz's Rat Exterminator, it is
sure death to the miscreant.
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$499,7s2,65
LIABILITIES.
s499,782,65

State Of Ohio Ashland County,ss.
L, Joseph Patterson. Cashier OF the
First National Bank of Ashland do
solemnly swear that the above State
ment is true to the best Of my -knowl-
edge and belief.
Jos. PATTERSON J,Cash'r.S
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of June1s71.
A.5G.+BEER
Notary Public
cqrTeet.-Aftest- w OSBORN, r.
D. FKEER. j.. GRALL, Directors. SO
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Pittsburgh MARKET 9.

Wheat sI45Awinter hFedi4.3s-
winter white /, 49, Cerr,, sReAsd59c,
Oats SIC. Rye1,O0, Barley Csc.
F1our-white wheat lS7;;b0a1Red
wheat in bbls. 7.25.o7Ohfosf6A9, 90.
Apples 4, so per bbf,39l rButtef.s ohbice,
'28c. Beans IT'S dEheese;E Ohi0 75c.
Eggs 16c. Lard 13s.fas7S .h1s1r
Pork, mess s2s;6d. goshouadeS 10.
HAMS sugar cured Zen %; o. Sei