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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16
Johns & ALLEN.

"ANING recently added to their sock Of
Hardware, nIe now oiienihg for sale, cheap
as can be purchased in Ohio,
90 boxes axes, Whites, Huht's, Waters, Da
yis' and Quinn's, all Of which arc warranted;
% doz. Ames' and ROwland's steel ard cast
shgvels;
5000 lbs. Log, cable, trace, halter Hnl COW
chains;
20 doz. Mil, orosscut, Hand, PANEL, Rip and
Wood saws Of the best manufacture.
800 doz. Table Knives and Forks. .,..,
J. & A. invite the attention OF house keepers
to their stock ofrable Furniture, particularly as
it is muck better than is usually sold in the coun-
try. ..
80 doz. Rural, Cottage, and Store Door locks.
100 doz. common lalches, with and without
bolts.
10 ps. Oil floor cloth-rich colors.
% do Ga enamell'd cloth, very heavy and
cheap. n E,.gf
G do green, black and cold do.
90 dOz smoothing irons, selEheating and com
mon.
100 dog. Butchers Giles, assorted from 3 to is
inches.
$50 doz ch~'scls-hrming, morticing and cor
ner. ...a .. ".... .t..|t.. ID. H....F
so doZ Farmers chisnls Ind gouges.
Y doz Brass, block Tin and wood Cocks, t
screw or drive.
100 boxes glass, Shy 10 to "a by 20.
10000 lights sash, all siEei.
800 lbs putty IN bladders. /.
50 tons best Juniata Iron.
10 tons best do nails.
Call in gentlemen, don't he affil Of the 'Ne'
Firm you shall be treated rS kindly MS ever.
Nov. 2, 1885, ..4 b. HiE%t .
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The civil power. II is the Sunday mail
business over again in a new shape. Sup
pose they had succeeded in stopping the
Sunday mail-hpw much better would
The Sabbath have been observed Sup
pose they should now get the 6rutam JtI'
men Of legal enactmehts brapdished IN The
face Of the use Of intoxicating drinks. How
much more temperate and sober would
our people becomel We say that both
these measures, II passed, would, not stir
aripple on the great ocean Of moral events
THAT lliey would not make The world any
better, and might make it far worse. And
suppose The measures passed, what would
be the next vice to be eradicaled by the
civic power? When would these calls
upon the secular arm TO push forward The
work Of moral reformation and take 10 H.
self the Divine mission Of doing what The
blessed religion Of Redeemer can alone
effect, cease 10 be made
Establish the precedent, and you bring
down the question. Of morals TO a very
common every day business Of legislation,
and the people will begin 10 wonder why
it is necessary to sustain SO many church
es, and to pay SO many ministers of the
gospel 10 persuade men 10 be better, When
il can be easily done by Acts @Assem0iy
We hope the people will think Of these
,htngs
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

The collision, on W ednesday night, OF
the train from Buffalo with a cypress tree
which had been blown across The track, is
described as most awful, taking into con-
sideration the dark hour, The dense forest,
the cars coming at The rate of forty miles
per hour to make up lost Time, and The
large number of passengers ON board.
The tree was Two feet in diameter, but
the Cleveland Democrat says it was brok'
en- in three places, and shiyered as hsIruck
| with a thunder-bOlt. The locomotive was
smashed 10 pieces and destroyed. Ii turned
over three tunes. The boiler was broken
letting the steam and s~calding water out,
10 add to The alarm and danger. Theten'
der and two baggage cars were hurled
upon The fragments Of The locomotive, and
smashed into one ommon wreck.
The first three passenger cars, 6llst
with people, were dashed upon TIE ruins
and the lUur hundred passengers piled VI
in one heap, the we.nen exhibiting The
greatest courage and presence OF mind
T!..ere were screams, yells and groans
wh!eh, going out in the Darkness rendered
nlghl hldeous, and no lives were taken, n,
bones broken, but many were sllshA..
bruised.
The engineer was pitched out head fore
most into The ditch amoLg The limbs. Th
iremen followed suit, and The baggag
masters piled alter lhem, all Of whom re
ceived severe flesh bruises; bu, strange /
say, escaped instant death, aud manage
10 crawl from under the runs Of broke
cars and fragments. Ia a few minute
after this terrible scene lransplred The lral
going east was hard approaching and
was only by signals lhat H. loo, was save
lrum adding To The pie Of ruins.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

1t is given out at Washingo on that The
authorizes and people OF The hule Republic
Ol Honduras have proposed 10 our Govern.
meni 10 have their country brought under
the stars aud stripes. They are troubled
with their wal with Guatemala, and the
controversy they have on hand with Eng'
land about the Bay Islands aud oIheI
matters. They accordingly would like lC
transfer themselves 10 The United States
and as an inducemenr offer a country very
rich in silver and other metals, and pos
sessing the must advantageous line for al
inlerocranic rail road that can be Iuunt
out of The U. 5,
"LeRer Kum!r'--CiR. Enq.
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From Sandwich Islands Tue news is
highly important. DR.. Judd had been re-
moved from the Office Of Minister Of Flu
ance, and Elisha IL. Allen, late u. s. Con
sui, appointed in this place.
A decided step had been taken toward
annexation to the United States. III.
Ftsnch and British ConsuIs bad protested
TO Tie King against such az act, and ih'
American commissioner had replied IN 4
6rm but dlgolded manner. Tbs move
menl had caused the greatest excllemei
in the isIaud.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
~ AZ Low Prices!.R,

UNHE undersigned has opened, in the building
on the south side Of Milne street, Ashland,
lormerly occupied by Bell & Whitney, a new and
choice stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, which
he offers at prices which will bear comparison
with any of his competitors in Northern Ohio
His arrangements are such, and his stock has
hecn purchased at such rates, that he does moi
hesitate to say, lin no spirit oil boastingA that Le
can offer goods on CHEAPER terms than can be
obtained nj any other establishment in this couh-
ty. :" Seeing is beiiering''-so give me a call
aud you will be persuaded.
ED- Cash paid Tor all kinds of grain and seeds
Almost every article produced on a farm will be
in demand ut my Store, at the best prices The
safe of the markets will warrant.
LYMAN FAY, in.
October &c, 1853. s. Sm23
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CALL AND SEE
THE DOUBLE PLOUGH!
IN - C. "A ~ nU

HnrTtian FL. NEanSfiold.
INHE above Is a Representations of the celebra-
Ated Plough. 1t consists of two ploughs at
lached TO one beam. Tho forward one being
.ist and sufficiently lesge 10 cut and turn over the
sod; the hind one g large and heavy for throwing
up aud pnlycrtSing the soil beneath tho sod. Ii
doeS tho work so effectually os to leave no trace
OF a lurreS, but the field presents an appearance
Sueh asst does when ordinarily p~Ioughed and har-
rowed' 1t accomplish more with one plough
'ng' than is obtained by twice ploughing vita or
dinnry MACHINES. The machine Is destined 10
come into universal use.
SS'For sale at Mlnskeld's Clover Huller Fac
tory.
Ashland, July IA 1858. If
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

TIE BROAD The move;
menls Of The Pacific Railroad parry, Il. ].
Walker a. Co., are becoming pretty open
One oil lbe lately elected Directors recently
stated to a friend in Washington that he,
the Director aforesaid, could secure Hfeen
members OF Congress in aid OF dle project.
The market price Of members Tor lillS Ell.
terprse has not lranspired.- Gin. Eng.
Sandwich Islands.
At Washington they regard the late
change in the Ministry Of The Sandwich
Islands as very favorable to ahnexadon.--
Judd, "A corrupt man, who was opposed 10
the project, has been succeeded as Prmt
Minister by Mr.. Allen, another American
who is decidedly for it.
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Latest CountcrTeIts.

los on the Huguenut Bank, N. Y. al.
tered from 2s-Vgnelte Indians and white
men lradmg-opcn book and liberty cap
Oh each end.
IS on the Old Colony Bank, Mass
Vignelle a man ~ploughing with horses
the words stale Of Massachusetts" stamp
cd under the Wig. with common type-pa-
per light and coarse.
los on the Marine Bank, Buffalo, N.
Y. altered from 2%s-.Vginetle shipping and
s,eambout-sai boy on The right lowOr
corner.
IS and IS on the Central Bank, N. y.
| City, altered from ls--yignetIe City Hall
aud Park; Omnibus and carriages in view
-lemale head on the lower left corner.
IS IN Je Judson Bank, 0gdenburgh
n. Y. altered from ls-Vignette United
States coat Of orms-steamboat and shiE
in the. disiance-lemale on the lower RICH
corner.
I2Os on the Farmers Bank Of Saratogi
County, N. Y.-yignelle a female, &c
Xxx on each side OF ~vig.-boy, girl, dog
&c, on left end-an angel Oh right end
not like genuine.
As on the Southern Bank Of Kentucky
couueEeii-wrll done--no descriplio
yei. ..
los on the Rome Exchange Bank, n
Y, altered from ls-V,g. a train Of cal
TEN on the upper right corner, and
male and female, sheaf Of grain, &c., VI
=, der il-TES on lower left corner, and an
on upper left corner. m ug
D 3s on The O~giensburgh Bank. N. y
e vignelie a figure 3-an eagle between Il
tlgnalures-engraving very coarse.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16
Michael Miller and Su.-
san, his wife,
In Pdrtiiion.-M Ash
T land Common Pleas.

NNH w. NV NANA ~ NhNNF ~ AAsN~
VS.. land Common Pleas.
A. Humetickhouser ct ali
DURSUANT to the command Of an order o.
i sale in the above case, issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Ashland county, and 10 mo
dir cted, | will expose to public sale on the pre-
misses, in said county, IS
On Monday. The 7th day Of NoUem6er,
A. D., 1853, between the hours Of ten O'Clock,
in the forenoon, and four O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day, the following described real estate,
situate in Ashland county and State Of Ohio, to
vi t:-Bcing the south half Of the North West
quarter Of section number fourteen in Township
twehty.fout of Range seventeen, supposed to
contain eighty acres, more or less.
Also, thirty acres off the east side OF the north
east quarter Of section number fneen, Township
twenty four, and of Range number seventeen,
commencing at the north east corner Of said quar-
ter, running west sixty rods thence south eighty
rods thence east sixty rods thence north eighty
rods to the place Of beginning-containing thirty
acres, more or less, 10 be sold subject TO a wild
owls dover, heretofore assigned. Terms of sale;
ono third cash on the day Of sale; one third in
one year, and the balance in two years with into.
rest on thetwo last payments from tho day Of sale,
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. j. d. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, October 5, 1858. 6w90 pisa 80
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Lerislature o. Ohio.

The following is the list Of the mem.
bers elected 10 The next Legislature 50 Tar
as we have been able 10 obtain Them
Those marked with a . are Wings, with
a are "Fusionists :"
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that a petition viii be
presented 10 the Commissioner Of Ashland coun'
~, Ohio, ut their next ession iu December, Tor 0
county road, commencing a. the east line OF sec
ton seventeen, at the road leading from Loudon'
vile to Frederick in Hanover Township, and cGun'
ty aforesaid, thence running nearly South Eas,
through he lands Of Blackmore, Tumllnson and
Thompson, and running nearly East until II enter
the coubt, road leading from Loudonviile to Mt
Vernon, noaT the Southeast corner oil secuoI
twenty-five.
Novomher Q. 1859. 3w25+
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G Hedrick
or use Of S kellogg
| In chancery in
Ashland Common Pleas.

- Ashlahu Souhmoh fIeas'
A McNulty.
DURSUANT to the command Of an order of
sale issued IN the above case from the court
oil Common Pleas Of Ashland county and State OF
Ohio to me directed | will expose to public sale
at the door oftho Court House in said county
On Monday HE 24M dag Of October,
AID 1853 between the hours Of ten O'Clock A M
and four O'Clock P NJ of said day the following
described Real Estate situate and being in tho
county Of Ashland aud State of Ohio, to wits Lot
number seventy.one an in Andrews addition to
the town Of Ashland, together with all the privi-
legeS and appurtenances to the same belonging.
TO be sold subject 10 a special dover Of Thirty
Dollars to 10 paid ann ually 10 NJ, A. MoNulty
widow off. McNulty deceased payable on tho
twcnty-siIth day of August Of each year. 'Ap.
praised at six hundred and fny dollars. Terms
Of sale cash. J, D.. ZONES, Sheriff.
September "a 1853. l7w6PfsS 30
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

SCE1ooG NOELCAs
TINE attention Of tho Teachers and Local
il School Directors Of every Township IN Ash
land County, is respectfully called 10
~cto1dord'e car;oo nf AtiIhmatieS
plVuualu o0iioo vi hii'hVuop'
by JOHN +. STODDARD, A.. NJ
Prss't Of the UHiuesity Of NSrtA'ra PsHAsgieania.
Compfisinp the JUVENILE MENTAL ARIrH-
| MEIIC. 1874 cents; ~ pp. Tor primary sebOols
10 precede the AMERICAN lNIELLECTU-
Al ARIrHMETIC. 20 cents 1854 I'D. an extend.
cd wnrs desrued tor Common Schools, Sem,na-
! rios and Academies,
SiODDARD,S PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC,
half boInd, ~ cents. 81
oln,h bn cents. res
.rnII ..,.. onS,,,sa avery yaricty Of exercises
rus WORK emstssea A,,iIhmr,sc'
appaoPnS's ~ NH nnIpuIcA I. ARlTHME!
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

The London correspondent Of tie New
York Tribune, speaks Of The enthusiasm
Of the Turks in rallying around the throne
of the Sultan al The present Crisis:
All the reports from Turkey are nnan''
nous as 10 the good behavior and discipline
of the Turkish armies. That OF Asia Is
under the command of Abdi.pasha, a na'
i've Of Circassia, who will soon Try 10 et-
feet a junction with Schamyl. Ahdel IA
der, has been offered tbs command OF the
irregulars, and Sefir.Bay, one Of The Cir
casian Chiefs, who several years back es.
capped from a Russian prison 10 Turkey
where he received a pension from The Sui
tan, will likewise be employed in Asia.
The Mohamedan clergy have placed their
treasures at 1.-THE disposition of the Sultan
The Sheriff Of Mecca, the Bey OF Trlpo-
Ii and all The semi independent mountain
! eer tribes from Albania to Curdls,an show
the same enthusiasm and readiness in de-
| Tending the Empire. The Atmenians and
even the Greeks have waited upon the
Porte ty Occupations, offering money for
the present crisis, and the Prince Of Ser
via has declared that The contingent of his
Province, 10000 men, are ready to take
the field, and 10 defend the Principally
against any inroad, either Of the Russians
or Austrians. Such being the case-en
!&!::!y :ontra.y C all lhe.rrevious statement
of the London Times and Of The shallow
politicians in the Cabinets, who have al
ways represented Turkey as lacking vital
ty, and held together only by the ProteC
ton of England and FranGe-the CA
wishes 10 get out Of the scrape as soon a
possible, but after his big words be cannc
do il without losing all his prestige.
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We published recently an a%ccountof
a terrific railway accident near Dublin
The correspondent of The NORTH Amert.
can writes:
The inquest at Staiian on a sufferer hg
the frighlful collision On the great South.
ern and Western Ireland Railway has just
terminated. Thejn jury, after a mast patent
and eIahurale investigation, have decided
upon a verdict Of mdnslaughter against The
engine driver. and sloker Of he train which
ran into The stationary one. They were
nearly three hours delibefodng' and Tie
men, on The announcement Of the verdict
were taken INTO custody; the Coroner re
fused to take bail, although application
was made rather strongly for ii. 1t is
however, taking al the clrcumstances int
consideration, hardly probable that tn
criminal jury will confirm the verdict,
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paid into the County Treasury and the rreswrrsH receipt PRODUCED therefor before the and MondW Of
A. d. 1885, Utt andint that case, each tract Mlnd or town tso forfeited MSmwTdH an
which the hx, Interest ehdp enayn ma remain unpaid, will, on said day be- exposed rsa baft br CT
House in Ashland in order to- satisfy such Tax lnNHta penalty E 'fH !" ShA o a ITRsT
AVE- AI N. - " D.. Auditor Ashland E0un,O 49,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

u1ah'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams--Jesse Ellis.
d. Allen--- Cries.
, Ashland-R D Emerson.
Ashlabula--Dr. } j EAl~ell,i !. 8.
Albens--Samuel Is Pruden.
Auglaize-John Walkup. /
Belmonl--Samuel Findley. tem., Eli
V Clean"
Brown-Wm p R.own.
Butler--Wm u Van Hook.
Carroll--Ephraim r Eckley."
CLtmpaign-James NJ Maitland.
Elark--Wm Goodiellow.
Clermonl--John p Emery.
Clinton .-Thomas ID Austin"
Columbiana--Wm P Morris and Hen
ry Lewis.
Coshoclon--John A Pierson.
Crawfurd--M.P Bean.
C~ayahega--E ID BurlOnt, James lows
ley,t
Darke-Eyan Baker.
Drlaware--John Converse.
E,---Juige Harvey, Fowler, ind. DEM
Fairfield - Porter.
FAyete-Jesse Wcnhiugton.'
Frankla-Alex. E Thompson and IL
lleDd en-.
GAIia-Alexander Logue.'
Geaug,--Col, Lesser Taylor, {. s.
Greene-Josrph e GesI.'
Guemsey-Thomas Oldham.
Hamilton-John N RIjgeway, John B
Ktau,h, Nelson Cross, Dr.. Thomas
Wright, Joseph E EyIey, Henry B Brown
E B Langdon and Geo Robinson.
Hancock-Dr Perkey.
Hardin-John Carey
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS X Price.
HigLland-Wm Miller.
Undergraduates Hester.
Hulmes-Tarney s Gilbert.
HURON - Segar, s.
Jackson and Vin,on-John Stevenson.
Jefferson--Amus Jones.
Knox-Jacob Merlin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Johnson.
Lake-C G Jennings, rs
Liaing--Alven War'hen, and A E
Rogers.
Logan-Joseph Novels
Lorain-Walter + Herrick, {. s.
Lucas and Fulton-Samuel Durgin.
Madison--Chahes Phillips
Mahoning-Jacob Musser.
Marion-EbeneIer Peters"
Medina-E II Sibley."
Meigs-
Mercer and Van Wef-FranCic G Lee
Rlnn1,
ri ni-Levi N BOohet.
, Manroe-- Holland.
! Monlgomery-Wm Cloudy, Marcus :
: PARROT.
Morgan-Jonah Walters.
, Morrow-John ] GNrley.
Muskingum-Sam MeCann, John Mel
4 cali.
:, Paulding, Defiance and Williams-l
Il II Leland.
- Perry-John II O'Neil.
Pickaway-Jesse ID C~ourtwrighh.
y Pike r AlleR.
Portage-Levcrin W Cochran
Preble-Benjanin Hubbard, ird.
Putnam and Henry-Janes McKenEi
RichlAnd-James Canlwell.
is Ross-- Reeves - Davis.'
g. Sandusky-Abner J Dickinson.
IL. Scioio-Samuel J Houston.
N. Seueca-John w Pane.
S~helby-Levi Houston.
I'D Slark-Jacob W Smith, John II
lie Scott.
ed Summii-Peier G Somers.'
Ile H'rumbull-- Matthew Burchard.
. a Tuscarawas--Harrv Tory.
We Union-Jcshua Judy.
ent Wanen-Daniel Crane.
Washington-Thoma Loss.
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Forfeit LIST.

Anh Of Lands and Town Lots rlmned on R by Jaasw. boyd Tthrrf Ahhnd County. to Tho
Auditor thereof for umpymdt6 tma and wheh were OMed for sail on The Ind Moday ofJanuAy.
AL, leso or 1885, for the Dsnsumces OnN md 1851 mdB 1851 land 1852 and whch were mott d nr
want obddHpm AID Thereby forfeited to the eo rom. @ -h
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Thomas c. Cook In Chnnccry.-.IH ash
Thos. & Mary Haryey.S
DuRSUANT to the command ola Dccretal Or
der issued in the above case, from tho court
Of common pleas Of Ashland county, and State of
Ohio, 10 mo directed. | will expose To public sale,
at the door OF the Court House in said county, on
Monday, The nh day Of November,
AID 1853, between the hours OF ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day, the following described real estate,
situate and being in the county Of Ashland ana
State of Ohio, to wit: Lot number eighty, in tho
town Of Savannah. together with the privileges
and appurtenauces thereuntO belonging. Terms
of sale Cash. j. d. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, October 5, 1853. 2Ot' pr So
ne DIR. SWAYN E,C
An eminent Physician of Philadelphia, has giveT
to tho world tbe hopeft Of his experience by
preparing remedies suitable to almost
every disease.
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of UitC
CHERRY, for curing Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, and all diseases
Ofthe THROAT, DREAsT and
LUNGS.
DR.. Swayne'S NmiGage.
For dcstroyin Worms, curing Dyspepsia, &c,
DR.. Swayne'S Sugar Coated Sarsapa'
and Tar Pills,
A gentle p%urgatlye aud alternative Medicine
Gor s9pcrior 10 tho Pills in general use.
Dr.. Swdyne's Cholera MOrJus DiarrhGt
and DySentery Cordial.
A meyer failing remedy.
A frest supply just received by,
Il, II. cHuBB, G. Co.
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SENATOR'S.

LIST dist. Hamilton c0unty-Geo IL Pen
dlelon, John Schiff aud VIM L Converse.
2. Butler and Warren-Granyille w
Stokes.
3. Montgomery and ,Preble = Henry
Shideler.
4. Clermont and Brown-M II Davis.
s. Greene, Clinton and Fayette--l )
Wrlghl.@
6. Ross and Highland-Wm Barrere.'
4. Adams, Pike, Sclolo and JACKSON
Thomas McCauslin.
s. Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs and Vim
ton-Lewis Anderson.
o. Athens, Hooking and Fairheld-LL
Smith.
10. Franklin and PIckaway-Samuel
Barllir.
H.. Clark. Champaign and Madison
II w Smith,"
10. Miami, Darke Shelby
10. Logan, Union. Marion and Hsr
din-Wm Lawrence"
Ia. Washington aud Morgan-'H Latin
is. Muskiugum and Perry--Hugh
Jeweu.
10. Delaware and Licking--Chnrle
FolleH.
II. Knox and Morrow-John !
Creigh. .,
Is. Coshoc.on and Tuscarawas-E
Williams.
10. ,Geurnsey and Monroe-Wes!on :
Sinclair. "i
30. Belmont and Harrison--D Allen.
81. Carroll and Slark-RobertJ Akin
son.
%. Jefferson and Columbiana-J ]
Williams.
20. Trumbull and MahOning-lra Nor
Iis. o..
"a. Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga-L
Shermsn.t
%. Cuyahoga-J P Foo,e't
90. Portage and Summ!t-Upson
27. Medina aud Lorain-N s Town'
end.t
%. Wayne and Holmes-James Hook
inberry.
80. Ashland and Richland-Dani'
Rlblet.
30. Huron, Erie, Sandusky and ottc
Wa Sutton.
81. Seneca, Crawford and W%yandots-
r Lee.
80. Mercer, Auglaize, Allen, Van WEI
Paulding, Defiance and Williams-JOh
Taylor.
SO. Hancock, Wood, Lucas, FulioI
Henry and Putman-Slmuel ii Siee'
maR.