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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-01
Petition fnr l~liYnrcc.

M ELZEh Tannehill, is hereby notified, that
WI on the 2Sth day of May, A.. D. 1853, Mary
NJ. Iannehill, filed, in the office of tho Clerk Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, of the county of
Ashland, and State OF Ohio, a petition in chance
ry' against the said Melzer Tannehill; and that
the same IS now pending in said court; changing
among other things, that the said Meier Tame
NIL, and Mary NJ. Tannehill, we're lawfully mar-
ried on the 2lst day of November A. D.. 1871.
and lived and co-habited together as man and
wife, unit the 18th day ofJGly, A. D. ISls, nj
which time the said Meier Tannehill left said
petitioner, without any lawful or Just cause, and
that he has remained wilfnlly absent ever since,
Icing a period of over three years; that tho said
Mclzer Tannehill, has grossly neglected. and
frilcd to provide Tor said petitioner. The PRAYER
o'said petition, is that the marriage contract ex.
istlng between the said petitioner and tho said
defendant, may DO forever dis solved, ard both
pariie' freed from the obligations ofthe same;
that said petitioner may be allowed reasonable
%alimony; and thar she may have such other, and
lurtfer relief in the premises, as equity and good
conscience may require. The said Melzer Tan
nehill, is 'nrther notified, that unless he shall APP
pear, plead, answer, or demur, petitioner will, at
tn next term Of said court, ASK for a decree ac-
cordtng to the prayer of said petition.
MARY NJ. TANNEuILL:
by FULToN & MoCoMts, her solicitors.
May 2S, A. D.. lSj3.-6w2
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Some Of The citizens of Wooster are al
issue with the officers Of the Ohio and Pa.
Rail Road Co. A large meeting of the
citizens of The town was,held on Wedncs.
day evening, al which some very exciting
speeches were made, and resolutions
adopted. The conduct of tho Board Of
Directors are censured in unmeasured
terms. The meeting sun up their princi.
pal grievances in the following:
ls,. In the wasleful expenditure OF mo.
ney in the construction of the Road.
I'd. The personal speculation Of indi.
vidnals oil said board 10 the injury of the
road.
Sd. Refusal to transport the property
ofindividuals, whose business completes with
that of The Directors.
The meeting resolved to appoint COM
miliee 10 cooperate with other towns in
an efTortto remove The present Board.
They also
Resoiued, That the course of the o. e.
p. r. r. Co, in giving Zadok Street, a
Director of said Road, the monopoly of
cars at Wooster, almos, to the exclusion
of the wheat buyers Of this place, by which
means, the price Of wheat is so reduced
here, as to warrant the farmers of our
county 10 take their wheat by teams to
Massillon and Fulton, is Unfair 10 the
wheat buyers Of our town, and unfair
and unjust TO the citizens of this county,
who gave of their means to build this road,
and justly merits their disapprobalion and
Indignation.
We know nothing Of the merits of this
controversy beyond what appears in these
proceedings; but we are persuaded that as
far as Mr.. LARwILL is concerned, the cen.
sure is urmerited. lie is a highly honor.
able and upright man, and all his interests
being identified with The prosperity Of
Wooster, it is absurd 10 suppose that he
would consent 10 any measure or policy
which would be adverse 10 her advance.
ment.
The Wayne Co. Democrat has the fol.
lowing notice Of the meeting:
The Indignation Meeting,
For weeks past, great complaint has
been made against the management Of the
freight department of the Ohio and Penn.
s~ylvania Rail Road, by the wheat buyers
Of this place, who claim that they cannot
obtain the necessary number Of cars I'm.
less they ship their wheat through 10 Pitts.
burg, which is admitted TO be an inferior
market tn tina, of Cleveland. On Monday
last a call was issued and signed by near.
ly every business man Of this place, for IN
Indignation Meeting, last evening. The
attendance was very large, and the crowd
much excited. The speeches were exceed
ingly INDEPENDENTLY that Of Mr.. Nc.
Sweeney, who spoke nearly an hour and
a half. in which he denounced the officers
of the Road as selfish. dishonest and cor.
rupt. lie sustained tho resolutions in a
mastery manner--lhough his personal re-
marks on DireClOr Larwill and some Of the
private cjlizens we're entirely too bitter and
Vindicive. lie was much excited.
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Notice 10 Tenchers.

THE Board Of School Examiners for Ashland
L County, will sit for the purpose Of examining
Teachers at
Ashland, Saturday, May 2sth a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Loudenyille, Saturday, June 4th at 100 clock,
Am =
All applicant, are required to furnish satisfc-
tory evidence of good moral character. 1, is
hoped that all who expect to attend for eHam,na-
ton, will be on hand at the hour appointed.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
May 18th, ls53-lN.
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Rail Road Depot.

The Rail Road Company have purchased
of DR.. ]. B. +. SAMpsEL the lots which
we're used last year as the Fair Grounds,
on the east side of the Orange road, for the
purpose of erecting thereon a Passenger
Depot. The Company design 10 purchase
additions 10 the ground obtained of DR..
s, go as to have an area, for their Passen.
ger Depot, OF 80 rods by 200 feet.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received until noon the
il Goth ofJune, for the graduation and mason.
ry of the Franklin and Warren Rail Road, extend
ing from a point on the eastern State Line of Ohio
in the county Of Trnmbull, 20 Ashland, Ashland
Couhty, Ohio; a distance Of about one hundred
and six miles.
The linz will be ready for examination, Jane
18th. For particulars apply at the Engineer'b
Office, Franklin, Portage County, Ohio.
The remaining distance Of the road extending
from Ashland to Dayton or Marys7illc will be
ready in short time.
NJ. KENT, Prcs't F.& w. n. r.
SAM'L II. KNEASS, Chief Engineer.
franklin, May 10, 1858. 4wl
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ON he twen'y frh day ofJune, next, between
" the hours Of two o'clock, 4. M. and tour
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day--on tbs promises will
6c sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, to wit: The undivided fourth part Of the
following real estate to wit: The north east part
ofthe south wes' quarter, and the south ives:
part Of the south east quarter Of section two
township twenty, and range sixteen containing
one hundred acres, situate in Ashland county
Ohio; beng the interest IF James McCleliand,
minor heir, and child Of Alexander McClellahd.
Subject to the widows right ordowerin said prem
iscs. Terms of sale, cash in hagd.
LYDIA McCLELLAND,
Guardian GfJames McClciIaud,
by KELLOGG &ALLIsoN, her Attorneys.
Nav 30, 1Sj3.-4wl
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PITTSBURGH, MAY %.

PITTSBURGH, May %.
The wet and cool wralher has inter.
fered with shearing;we hear of small sales Of
/ blood at 3S cents. up The river wool; and
we may quote the wool that comes into
this market from the region north of us at
80 10 As cents. Fine Merino wools will
range higher, but we are unable now to
give quotations.
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Bridge Notice.

THE undersigned will sell to the lowest and
best bidder, on Thursday the 10th of June,
1858, the building Of bridge across the waters
of Honey Creek, in Green Township, Ashland
County at or near Abraham Dchaycns. Sale o
commence at one O'Clock 7. NJ.
GEORGE MCCONNELL,
LUKE SELBY,
AMOS HlLB0RN,
Commi, %sioners.
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Washington CITY Paners.

The Republic has abandoned Wing
gerry.
The Union has abandoned Democracy,
and enlisted under the imperial standard
Of the Emperor Of Russia.
Qaeer times at the Federal City!
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

VS..
David Noble. Ashland County, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given, that dispositions will
IN BIO taken by the Plaintiff IN the above case,
at Cases Tavern, in the Township ofHuntington
County of LOrain aud State of Ohio, on the first
day oil fully, 1853, between the hours of 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, p, NJ. of said day.
JOHNSON, KENNEY 4 PORTER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
May 25, lS53--3wl.
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BOoks thal arc BOOKS,

Vie undersigned is now receiving a large ad-
i dition to his former stock of
BOOKS q STATIONERY.
Particulars given next week. In the meantime
Pleate give US a call at the old stand, formerly
occupied as the Post Office (aboye Sa,npsel
House where we shall be extremely happy to
EXHIBIT cur stock whether you wish to purcia c
or otherwise.
we intend to make it our business entirely
hereafter and shall spare no pains to keep u
,,u'iy wlh the times and 10 supply the reading pub
iic with every thing useful and valuable IN our
line, and at as low prices as can be bought in any
OTHER CITY in the Union.
VIII. II. POTTER.
Ashland, June /, lS53-lE2.
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Che 1ilarkGts.
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.
oRRrorrp rvrRr psr0O Monslya
CLEVELAND, MAY 2S, 1853.

CLEVELAND, MAY %, 1853.
Wheat-Sales 1000 bu White ailoat al
Sl,00; 1000 bu mixed Northern 93c.
Flour Strait brands of suporfne cannot
be quoted over Sia4,l2d and market very
dull at these figures.
Corn--Markcl hears 50a5lc.
Oats in demand at 42a43c.
Pork--Mess continues 10 be held a,
$3.50.
Hams--Prime sugar cured llal2c.
lIard--No. | by the bbl 0a0ic.
Salt--Fine scarce at Sl,44.
Fish--Whito 50 and s4,75.
Water Lime--Markel Sl,3llal, 37i.
Eggs--Market dull; 7lasc.
WIZ
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CHICAGO, Nav "a.

CHICAGO, May 2I.
There is no movement in this market
TO MITIGATE the course that dealers will
pursue. The recent sales in the East, and
the continued demand for manufactures,
leave no dsubt that prices will rule very
high. Wy hear that contracts have been
made, ip<Ohio and Michigan, at from 40
to go cents per pound. Very few of the
Wool-growers of Northern Illinois have
contracted their ieeces yet, and probably
will not till they are ready for market.
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Petition for Diynrrr.

ELlHABETH Walkcri is hereby notified that on
H The 2sth day Of May, A.. D. 1858, William
Walker, filed IN the Office of the Clerk of the
Court Uncommon Pleas, OF the county of Ashland,
aud State OF Ohio, his petition in chanccry.
against the said Elizabeth Walker, and tho, the
seine is now pending in said court, charging.
among other things, that the said William Walk.
e ard li,abttl Walker, were ,awGully Marie !
On the second day Of April, A. d. 1898, and that
they lived aud co habitcj together as husband
and wife, uutil the sprin nfiho year A. D.. 1926,
when tho said Elizabeth, without any Just or law.
full cause, left the homo ofpctitioncr, aud rcmiin-
ed absent rom him, Tor nearly two years, and
that through his mlRyioliorts, he finally induced
her to return and live with h,mj and that on OF
about the first day of October, A. D 19 n. the
said Elizabeth Walker, without any lawful cause
or Just reason, again len the house and home OF
petitioner, in the town of Troy, in said Ashland
County, aud that she has remained wilrilly alb
sent, ever since, being a period OF over three
years; and that said Elizabeth Walker, has Qrosf-
" neg. ectcd, aud failed TO do her duty asa gaod
and faithful vito to petitioner, and thattho prly
or Of said petition IS as follows; "YOur pct ton
or therefore, prays that the said Elizabeth Walk.
or may be made a part defendant 10 this bill,
and that the writ of subpoena may issue against
tho said Elizabeth Walker, that she may thereby
be commanded to appear aud answer this | iii q,
Of that 'hc, the s i i \ imbcth, may othcrvi Q DO
legally notified to appear, to answer this bill, and
that upon the final hearing orthis cause, your pc
It oncr prays that the marr.a contract exist ng
between your said petitioner, and said Elizabeth
Walker, may he forever dissolved, and both par
ties feed from the obligations ofthe same. And
also, the general prayer for relief.
WILLIAM WALKER.
BY FuLroN & McCoMns, his Attorneys.
June LIST, lS63.-6w2
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An Example.

Its a matter Of establishment that there
are men to be found so deptaved as to
cheat The printer. But now and then such
an individual "turns up" r B. Bucher,
late Of MohecanviIe, has taken himself of
TO Wisconsin Without paying us for our
paper. Horrid! There is another case Of
a similar "character" on our books which
we shall "spot" as soon as we have time
to look up his name.
N. d. Wisconsin papers will please
notice the arrival of Mr.. BucHER, and the
circumstances under which he left Ohio.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.
DER OF COURT.

4 n the first day Of July, next, between tho
~ hours of 10 O'Clock, Am. and 6 p. NJ. on tho
premises, will be sold TO The highest bidder the
following Real Estate as the property Of Michael
HOW, deceased, situate in and near the tow1 Of
kowsOurgh, Ashland county, OHIO, 10 wit:-Town
lot No ~, on which there is a good 2 story dwell
lug house; No. 81 and 5s, on which there is n
dwelling and brewery house; No. 60 and CT and
6S, on which there is a good 2 story dwelling
house; east half of lot No. 7O-lots II and ~,
also rs. on which there is a dwelling house. and
lots No. II, rs, 10, so, 81, 50, 50, 81. So. Sc. in
said town ofRowsburgh; also, about seven acres
OF land lying west of sad town and Immediately
adjoining a five acre tract on Il west side thereof
which said five acre tract adioins said town plat on
inc west, being the same as conveyed BY Geo re
ship and wife to said deceased; also. about 30
acres OF land, being the south vest part of the
south west quarter Of section n, TOWNSHIP %,
tcallcd Perry of range 10, commencing a, the
south west corner of said or. thence on the sec.
ton line "a chains and 40 links, thence north 81
degrees east 10 chains, thence south II degrees
east0 CHAINS 70 links, thence south i6 degrees
east . chains 70 links, thence south 81 degrees
west 2 chan 30 links, thence south 90 degrgAs
west 4 chains 60 links to the section hne on ,ho
sou!h side ofsaid Or. thence west on said line !
chains 36 links to the place Of beginning. The snmo =
TO he sold Tree oil Dover and upou the following
terms, to wit: one third cash in hand, one third 10
one year and the balance in two wears from Tho
day, orsale; back pawn ,nts secured by mortgage
on the premises. "
JOHN vANNEST,
HENRY ]. MIDDACGH,
Adm'rs .OfMichael Row, dec'I.
SMITH & SLOAN, their Attys.
June !, lS53-5w2.
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BThe good citizens of School district
No. 8, would do well to pay attention to
the notice for School meeting, and see
tina, the interests Of our excellent Union
School arc provided for al the proper time.
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HIGHLAND COUNTY MUTUAL
FIRE
OFFICERS OF COMPANY.


ANDREW Coon, President.
DowNISG II. You've, Secretary.
JOHN p. DRENAH, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies of
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding FIVE years.
The Directors call the especial attention oil
persons desiring TO effect assurances, to the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal featlr res Of
their Company.
|. We issue policies on both the join;-stock
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period of time as m y be desired.
ii. Persons insured in this Company who sus-
tain a loss, in case Of controversy, may bring
their suit either in the county where such loss
occurred, or in Richland county.
llI.gIn case ofsale of the property insured be-
fore the expiration of the policy, a rateablo pro-
portion ofthe money advanced will be returned
to the policy holder. This is a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
meet with the appreciation ofall persons interest
cd.
". We conine ourselves entirely to a business
within tho bounds oil the State of Ohio. A liberal
share oil public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Principal business Clice, on West Diamond Street,
Mansfield, Ohio, up s%tcirs, in SiTges' nstr builds
ing. Agents Of company for Ashland County,
WIN. b. ALLISON, Ashland.
CT. KING, haysyille.
May %, 1858. lG
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ETH BAUMoARDNER, & Co, of Woos.
er, offer great inducements to those tho
desire goods in their line of business.
Their establishment is said to be- one of
the most extensive, and best regulated, in
Northern Ohio. We have no doubt tina,
all who purchase Of Messrs. B. & Co.,
"get their money back"
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School Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given totho qualified Fec
' tors OF School District No. 3 Ashland, that
tno'e Will be a meeting Of said Electors, held at
,he lilgh school Roon in Ashland, on saturday
June inc lith, 1893, ats O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of determining by vote tho pnonnt oi
money necessary to be raised for the purnose oC
deiraylng the expenses incurred in furnishing
Lightning Rods for the Union School House ~,
gether with repairing the old Academy and build.
ing 2oul Houses, and auth rise the said amount m
be borrowed by tho Board of Education of said
School. ~
By order of the Board orElucation,
id. STUBBS, Secretary.
June /, lS53-2w2.
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Equestrian, GymuaSiiC and
Dramatic Talent

Ever collected in one travelling company. with the
most distinguished native and foreign male aud female
performers.
Prominent in the galaxy OF stsrs, attached to this
company, are
CT, ROGERS, the best Dramatic Equestrian in
the world
W. W. NICHOLS, the Great American Bare Back
Rider:
Mr.. r. WHITE, the g%cntlcmanly Maitre due Cir.
que;
Master CLARENCE the youthful trick rider.
Mons. liz THORN, the renowned French Hercules
and Cannon Ball %Juggler;
a =. DURAND, the world renowned Acrobat and
Equestrian;
J: Nc FARLAND, the great tight rope performer:
Mrs. II. ORMOND the celebrated actress from the
Broadway Theatre, n. YOrh;
hARLEs BROWN the celebrated Gymnast;
Mrs. W. LALE, the brilliant Creole Gymnsst;
Mons. HENRlE, the celebrated Man Monkey;
J. W. PAUL, the Yankee Sampson. and
Mcssrs. WALTERS, FARMoEs LoaAN, CLARK, VII.
SON, BROwN, etc. together with
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-01

tVsome people yet have a pcnchant
for getting unmarried. We commend
the cases Of the sufferers TO the Court.
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RMrs. LYDIA MoCLELLAND, offers fol
sale real estate.
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~ Messrs. VAN NEST, and MIDDAuou,
as administrators Of the estate of M. Row,
offer for sale an immense amount of Real
Estate in Rowsburgh and neighborhood.
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Receipts on Subscription.

ron THE WEEK ENDING MAY 81.
May 2i-John King III ,yesvillc) ........,2 90
" 26-J. Smallcy, tJcromeville). .....,5 90
" 21-Elisha Barnes, (Hayesyillr) ......9 90
" 2S-lsrael Mmklo tOrange). .......,o 90
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DWe are indebted to our old friend,
Mr.. PAUL OLIVER, now in California, for
valuable official documents and papers
from tina, Slst,.
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As an authentic statement of the pros
poets of The Foreign Wool market which
controls our own will be Of interest to the
Wool growers of Ashland county, we copy
below the monthly report:
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New Advertisements.

New BcoKs.--Mr. POTTER is adding
largely 10 his already well.selected stock
of Books and stationary. He is deiermin-
edit satisfy the full demands of our ci.i.
zens,
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RLANKs Of every description constantly on
I'D hand at this lGicc!
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CripSplcs! Leap for .yov "

INC aged the infrm, and the crippled, instautiy
leel me effects oil Railways Ready Relief: II rriuyf.
uo.eS oEa age, renders tho sta joinied supple aud ae,
disabled lsmb, removes all pain and soreness nom the
FONTS and muscles, and strengthens and makes sound
aud whole, the weak. inhrined and crippled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12
H0hensack,s Liver pile

No part Of the system is more liable diseases bo,
LIVER, it serving fIterer purify the blood ~.
giving the proper secretion to the bile SO tbs, sny
wrong action of the Liver effects the other important
parts of the system and results variously in Liyer
plant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. &c. We should tboro.
FORE watch every symptonthat night indicate wroD,
action of the Liver. These Pills being comnosal e
ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature To hen H.,
sick: Namely ist An Ell EC ohANT, whicbaug.
braue promotes the discharge of secreted ta,tor
Id An ALTERNATIVE, which changes in some irav.
plicahin and insensible manner the certain morbid ac
of the system. Bird. A TONIC, which gives tone md
strength the nervous system, renewing health and
vigor to all parts of the body. 4th, a CATHARTIC
which acts in perfect harmony with the other nornJ,
ents, and operating the Bowels and expeling ,bo
whole Of corrupt and vitiated matter and pnyif
ng the Blood ch destroys disease and restores health
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. - Fe an 2EcS.

You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine +,
mony complaints to which you subject. Inobstruc
lions either total partial they have aeen found of in
estimable benefit restoring their functional arrange
ments healthy action, purifying the blood and 9th,
er fluids efectual put flight all complaints
Which may arise frao Observation-Disclosures headache
giddness, dimness ofsght, pain in the side back &c.
None genuine uaiess signed - n. Hobensackn all
others being base limitations.
Agents W hIng supplies and Store Keepers de
rous ofbecoming Agents address the Proprietor
J. n. Hobensack, Philadelphia, Pa.
G. w. Johnson, Baltimore, wholesale Agent, for
Maryland and Virginia; John H Seay, Lynchburg;
Thos F. Eskridge, Staunton Gaynor & Wool, Rich.
mond, and by many storekeepers in all the Counties in
Va.
q PRlcE-C Ash % c,ts il Izrl-