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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-14

SHLKS! SILkS!!-Just opened lot of elegant
de Chene Silks also large variet, of coors o Lining
aud Trimming Silks.at .-
COLBURN q HERSBURGER'S.
sce92 Corner Main IL Water SITS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 LARGER SUPPLY, than have before off red
~ for sale, we have on hand and on the way We
call the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS 10 stock
of unusual vaiety selected for this Market purchased
from best manufactures the lowest rates.
make this exclusive business, hold ont some
strong inducements 10 traders TO favor with call.
selI27 -aV V. X. HENDRICKS N CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-14
CiRPENTEES

| M EUSH. prime new Timotb, Seed just receive
w and for sale 10y GABCOCh BROTHERS.
sep2O IL HlF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-14
DRY-G00DS & GROCERIES.
RICH FANCY Il STAPLE fsaY GOODS
-COLBURN & HERSHR GRGER.

NOsNER OF W WSTxR
A RE now opeLng tia largest and richest assortment
OF Tue newest fabrics and latest designs of Dress
Goods both for Ladies and Gent emens wear ever
fercd in this market Also. n general assortment of
Housekeeping Goods, Linens, Woolen Goo 8 Ca pets,
&C., all of which will be offered the lowest ma mi.
ces Plea call and examine before pu. chasing else
"uefc, IL you Wish goOu bargains. seDI7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-14

TIME undersigned has removed his stock of Groceries
l. from Water street, TO the New Brick Building,
corner of Locust and Second streets As he designs 10
keep regular supply of good articles appropriate
Family Grocery, and to sell the lowest cash prices
he hopes TO receiy. share of the patronage of those
around him. J. NJ. HAMILTON.
sepl5
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
Ashland County Fair.

The Immense number which attended
the County Fair, last week, afforded un.
mis,akable evidence that the interest in
these exhibitions of the skill and industry
Of our Farmers and Arlizans, is on the in
crease. Il was the largest gathering we
have ever seen in the county.
The display of Stock, Vegetables, Fruit,
Mechanical Work, &c, was highly ere,
1ilabIe, and a source of just pride TO every
citizen of the county.
Time, and Ike state Of our health, will
not enable us TO extend our remarks now
but we shall have more 10 say when We
publish The award Of premiums.
The probability is, however, that the
List edwards, like the Premium List, will
be widheld from this paper until it has
appeared ip the Times. II SO, We shall
decline publishing it.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
Be not Deceived.

No effort will be spared by the fusion
leaders to divert the attention Of the PEG.
pie frcm the true issue of The present cam.
paign-BANK TAXATION. This prin.
cipal object Of the opposition is 10 obtain
the control Of the Legislature that they
may repeal The Tax Law, and secure to
the Banks their former privileges, aud
thus increase the burthsns Of taxation upon
The farming and producing classes. This is
what the opposition seek and desire; let
honest men beware.
TAP-PAyERs-Charge home upon them
their system Of special legislation, which
favors the few at The expense of the MANY.
Charge home upon them their desire 10
legislale Tor the benefit Of capital a, the
expense of LABOR. Keep these things in
remembrance, and BE NOT DECEIVED
Portage Sentinel.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
An Excellent Nomination.

Oar old friend MAJ, GEO. II. BUsBY,
late Representative from this District in
Congress, has been nominated by the Dem.
ocratic Party of The. district composed Of
the counties Of Marion, Hardin, Logan, aud
Union, for the State Senate. The people
Of that district would do themselves honor
BY elecling him. A more honest or upright
man, and one of sounder judgment, it is
hard TO find. The Democracy of this
county, who are warmly attached to Their
old Representative, would heartily rejoice
at his success.
The Maricn Drrpocmlic Mirror, in re.
(criOg to Maj. BusDy's nominalion, has he
following just rtmarks:
Moj. Bushy ~ a Democrat Of tie JeEer.
snniah school, and will make one of he very
best of Seuaiors. lie has served two
years in Congress, from this State, and ac.
quilted himself with credit and IN the en-.
tire satisfaction of his constituents. lie is
frank to avoR his views on all subjects.
He is free to state that the statue Jaw gen.
orally known as The Maine Liquor law, is
in his judgmen, unconstitutional and dia'
meiricnlIy opposed to the spirit apd gepi.
us Of our free institutions. Ho wishes it
therefore distinctly understood, that should
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
A Queer Politician.

DR.. ISAAC j. ALLEN appears before the
people as fish, flesh, fowl, and red. herring.
lie stands before the people as the Wing.
Abolition, Free Sui, Fusion, God aud
Mammon office. seeker. His opinions are
as mul'ilarious as there are opinions in re.
gard to politics and morals. The disciples
Of any of the crazy and conflicting 'isms''
Thai rule the hour, in,errogale him wlielh.
err he is favorable to their views, and his
inslantand invariable response is "yeS! YEs!
lie is the most accommodating, numerous.
faced man within our knowledge. His
bids for votes are bot and spirited beyond
all example. There is no end to his affirm.
alive pledges. Mormonism, We believe is
the only faction in the entire catalogue Ia
which he has not pledged himsclf,-and
the only reason which can be assigned fol
his omission to commit himself in favor o
The creed Of lhose interesting "Sainls," il
because he has nolbeen asked 10 do so.
If elected Lieutenant Governor Of Ohir
one Of his first acts will be to abolisl
slavery in the District of Columbia, reyiv,
the ordinance of 80, repeal the Fugiliv,
Slave Law, and make himself general,
useful in administering the affairs Of III,
Federal Government and i%nfusing a whole
some sentiment among the EmperOrs
Kings and Potenlates of the earth!
A wonderful man is DR.. ALLEN wher
the people of Ohio lose their common
sense and turn l%unalics, he will probably
be elected Lieutenant Governor.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
Murder Of Judge skinner.

Among The news items from Oregon
(which will be found in this paper, mention
is made of the murder, by the Indians, Of
ALoNzo A. SKINNER, Indian agent.
Judge SKINNER was formerly a citizen
of Ohio, whence he removed to Oregon in
the spring Of ls45. Since his residence
in Oregon, he has held several Of The mos
responsible official positions in the Terri
aory. He was a political opponent, but an
upright public officer, an honorable and
useful citizen, and a faithful friend. His
death, at the hands of a savage and lgno.
rant foe, will be deeply regretted by an e.
tensivc circle Of friends in Ohio.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

ThomasC, Cook In Chanccry...m Asa
w, land Comnoa pieas.
Thos, & May llarvcy.S
D~uRSuANr u tho command ola Decrctal Or.
der issued in the above case, from the court
Of common pleas Of Ashland county and State q.
Ohio, to mo directed, l will expose to public 5 .e,
at the door Of the Court House in slid %eoun'.y, on
Monday he nh day Of Norrnber,
AID 1853, between the hours Of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon aud four O'Clock In the aloro n
ofsaid day, the following ds,orioed real estate,
situate aud being in the eour.g OF Ashland ana
State ofOhio, to wit: Lot ' amber eighty, in the
town of Savannah, together with the privileges
and apPnttcaauces therGonto belonging, Terms
Oisale Cash. j., D., JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, October 8, 1853. 20t1 pr 50
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ERr Just at the moment when we have
a multitude Of things which we wish 10
write about, We find ourself disabled, in
consequence of the fortunes Of 'ooth'ache.
We wish some one would "stop our jaw"
We are Just now ia swelled head" We
plead guilty 10 the charge of wearing ia
double face" Let the Wings and Flu
s%ionists make the most of our admissions.
We conclude these few lines by appoint
ing every Democrat IL ashland County
n Co~mmilsaQf FIVE to see that all the
Democrat eIhren in his school district
are at the polls on Tuesday next.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

The people Of this District think proper 10
elect him to the Office for which he has
been nominated, he will not vote for a law
similar in its provisions 10 the Maine Law.
Mei. Busby has always been a temper
ale man. and in eleoling him 10 the Senate
those opposed to i%nlemperancS have more
to expect from him than those who make
the most noise about Temperance. Maine
Law, &C." W. feel confident, that if the
Democracy of this District make proper
exertion, they can elect their nominees.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
William AIlen.-The Gossip MOngers
mt Fault.

mt Fault.
The penny.a.liners about the city OF
Washington have sadly Inexperienced
the motives by which Mr.. ALLEN was gov.
trned, in declining the Chinese Mission,
which was rendered him by the President,
and in announcing his determination to re.
main In private life, during the presentterm,
at least, Of Gen. PIERoE's Administration.
In The "Gossip" column Of the Washington
Evening Star, of The ooh ult., we find The
following paragraph.
"TmE French AND CHINESE Missions
1t seems thata formal determination was
not reached yesterday in cabinet council
with reference 10 The French Mission, Gov.
ernor Marcy not being present. We are,
howevc:, still inclined TO believe that, in.
formally, the prospects Of Mr.. Jno. Y. Ma.
son were materially strengthened by the
views elected. The subject is understood
10 have formed The matter for most Of the
long sitting Of the day. As for Mr.. VIM.
Allen, of Ohio, he expressly informs all in
or out Of Office, who approach him on the
subject, that he will not take Federal Gov.
eminent office, however mnch lis friends
at home may desire to see him compliment.
ted with a first class mission. We do not,
however, credi, him with disinclinalion to
even return 10 the Senate of the United
States, which he processes. We are Inv
clined to believe that one of his first acts on
reaching Washington was 10 signify 10 the
President that he wanted nothing for him
self from he,Administration."
The reasOaEhy the easpr of the Star
does not give Mr. ALLEN credit for sincefi.
~ in protesting a Dissatisfaction to return to
the United States SENATE, is because he
does moi knOw the man of whom he writes.
MIR. ALLEN is incapable of dis mutation,
and of the small tricks of small politicians
That he would have declined any office
within the gift of the President, and thai
he ia decidedly averse 10 the use Of his name
in connection with The Senatorial election
which will take place next winter, we have
the best rcasonS for knowing.
Col. ALLEN oannot ado 10 The honorable
fame he has already acquired, by a re
turn to the Senate. His tastes and attach
menis incline him 10 continue in the pri,
vate position he now occupies. This il
true, however much his hosts of warmly
attached friends throughout Ohio and til,
Union may regret it. This determination
may be relaxed whenever he discovers tina
his services are imperativeley hernandez
in the public councils, and when the clearl,
expressed wishes of the people shall cal
him from his retirement. Atpresent, how
ever, no sees M such necessity. lie hai
every confidence, personally and politi
cally, in 'he capacity. purity Of motive AM
patriotism Of The present Executive, ant
as the United States Senate is largel,
Democratic, aud DISPOSED to strengthen
the hands Of the President in all his effort
to perpctuale a sound Democratic polio,
al home and abroad, Col. ALLEN can dis
cover no emergency that requires his re
turn To public life.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
PARTITION NOTICE.

ID l0DA Emerson, Richard D. Emerson, Rea.
IL SIN Williams, Thomas J. Williams, Eliza
BETH Sloan, William Sloan, Julia Ann Charlton
Angelina Charlton, Amanda Charlton, William
Charlton, Robert Charlton Joseph Charlton, liar
riet Charlton, Samuel h.. Charlton and Emily
Charlton, will take notice that on the nth day of
September, A b 1888 a petition was h,td 10 The
Court of Common Pleas .. Ashland cc.,,,v nLin
by David Ira Guardian Of cornelius Linn. and is
now pend.ng, wherein the said petitioner de.
.nands partition Of the following real estate, sit
uIie IN Ashland county Ohio 10 wit: being sixty
acres of OF the south east quarter orsecllpn thin
il'SlX 1867 township twenty-five (3g) 0l range x.
teen tl6) to extend the whole length of said quar-.
ter section. Also, part of the south west quarter
dissection lhlriy-One (3ll township twenty-five (2
range Q teen 40 in said county, beginning at tho
south west corner offs nd section thitty.onc thence
noIth west three degrees seycnty.fyo perchcs
theuCe north east eg ~ seven degrees twenty sis
perchcs, thence south east ten degrees eighteen
and me halt p%orches, tlr.ce south east SEVENTY
SIX degrees twenty perchos, thcnce south ives
fourteen degrees twcnty.sG peTches, tnouce soult
east seventy niue degrees tweaiy perches, theuu,
Il nth east ily degrees twenty. eight petcios
thence south east twenty six degrees sixteen per
ches, tlenc south east fifteen degrees n~tncieGl
p%erchcs, uelco south east siAty-eV., degree,
%iourtecn percIes, thence north east forty. Eve de
grecs tweuty-eigh, p%ercics, thence south cas-
three degrees sA perches, thence south west for
~ degrees twcnty-sx p%erches, thence south Yves
ciglty.sevon degrees one hundred aud twcnt,
p%crches to the place of beginning, containing
l~htrty.siN aud a halfacros aud twcnly-eight rods
Also t.e moth east quarter Of the north cat
quarter dissection number one % township TWEEN
iy-one l2D range sixteen tlGl Of the Virginia Nil
nary district School Land, excepting two acre
oil oEii soqtl olst corncr Of said piece OF land
And that at the neat term Of said court applca
ton vii 10 mace by petitioner for an ordvrt a
partition may he made Of said premises.
DAVID LlNV,
Guardian Of Cornelius Lian.
KELLOGG Il ALLISON, Att'ys.
September ~, 1903. lSwG
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Tax Payers, look Here.

over$ll, 900 of Bank capital.
That capital as will be seen by
the reports of the different banks,
affords a PROFIT of over twenty
per cent-making the enormous
sun of two million and two hum
dred thousand dollars a year
drawn out Of the people Of the
State. The Banks are non-pro-
ducers--they sit in their costly
parlors-drink champaign and
send their hirelings out to preach
temperance and Maine law
Proud, Nristocratic, rich-they
care not for the peoples welfare
so they are permitted to save the
very essence of their subsistence,
and like great cormoraht sponges,
absorb the wealth and capital of
the country
Take for instance, q gold spec
tacled, silk stocked, rufled shirt
bank aristocrat, any one, there is
no difference who, he has invest
ed in bank stock say $4,000
its profit is $4,000 year, he rides
to church in a gilded carriage,
reads the service from u gold
clasped prayer book, sitsin a cost
ly cushioned pew, takes tea with
the parson. he gives a hundred
dollars a year to the church, has
champaign of twenty years stand
ing, untouched in his cellar, con-
siders it a disgrace to speak to a
farmer or mechanic, is of the
opinion that the governing should
be done "by the RICH AND WELL
BORN" considers banks and bank
ers, about one or two thousand
feet above the level of the people,
and accordingly entitled to special
privileges.
What is that man worth to com
muity? how much does that man
produce yearly? Nothing, an i'll
cubus upon the people, q cormo'
rant that dreams of gold and the
victims he has shared and viii
yet ensnare. For every dollar
| that goes into that mans pocket
one dollars worth OF wheat, OF
other produce or manufactured ar
; ticle is thrown away by the la
borer. The conclusion is irresist
5 ible. The Banker is a non-pro'
duceu, lie Sitsin his banking house
. and boards his money, and tina.
i is all he does, she tolls not mel
e. Their does he spin, yet Solomon il
. all his glory" perhaps, could maxi
no better show in the way of thu
u luxuries of this world than tina
same banker and more than al
. they are unwilling to be taxed
Portage Sentinel.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
A C Hcddck
for use Of S Kellogg
re-.
NJ A MsNulty.
In chanssY IN =.
Ashland Common Peas,

PURSUANT TO the command Of M cHiH nj
sale issuod IN the above case frUH tho sdu't
ri Common Pleas Of Ashland county and State ID
Ohio to me directed | will expose IN pu,lis u
at the door of tho Court House 10 said county
On Monday The 24h day Of Ocfodes,
A D 1858 between the hours Of ten o'clock A NJ
and fupr O'CLOCK p NJ of said day the ~ lswir1
described Real Estate situute aud heing in fac
county af Ashland aud State Of Ohio, to WI; Lrt
number seysnty-one ~ in Andrews addition 10
the town Of Ashland, together With al the rrisi-
lcges aud spnurtenances to the same belanginH-
TO he sold subject TO a special dover al yhtAf
! Dollars to DO pad annually 10 M. A. McN1iy
widow of J. McNulty deceased payable TN n.
twenty-siIth day of August Of each year. Ap-
PRAISED at sir hundred and CAV dollars. Towns
Of sale cash. J. p.JONES, ShsrE.
September IA 1858. l1w6,fSa 30
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CALL AND SEE
THE DOUBLE PLOUGH!
EOR N.9LE BY

Martin III. MRnafiold.
INHE above is a representation Oi the Cclebri-
ted Plough. II consists Of two plonghs at
tached to one beam. The forward one being
fast and sufficiently large to cut and turn over the
sod; the hind one IS large aud heavy for throwing
up aud pulveriIing the suil beneath the sod. 1t
does the work so efoctually as to leave no trace
OF a lurrow, but the field presents an appearance
such asst does when ordinarily plourheJ ~ mar
rowed, 1t aecomplishes more With one plough
Ing, than is obtained by twice'ploughing with o.
binary machines. The machine is destined to
come into universal use.
sDrFOr sale at Mansfeld's Clover HuIler Fac
tory.
Ashland, July Il 1858. lc.
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To Tax PAYERS

Did you ever reflect that those banks
who claim that il is unfair that they should
be compelled 10 pay their taxes, Instead oil
pay ing interest on the notes they issue as
you have to pay m yowrs they lend it out
as MONEY e. DRAW INTEREST ON
THEIR INDEBTEDNESS. For in.
stance he Ravcnna Bank has in roupd
nuWbers, s3e ,Oa9 in specie, aud SG0 900
in stocks, they issue on that deposire $780,
900 10 bank nolos: the sum Of TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
is thus manufactured out vrnolhing. This
they loap out al six per cent. aud make
yearly the sum of sl3, 900 and then refuse
TO pay their taxes and compel you In sup
port the government that creates, supports
and projects them! l--POrfoge Sentinel,
~ Read the article from the Ohio State
nannrra, "A thu nYnSrose nf tho Cnoliti m,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

FoR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM MEDlLL.
FoR Lr. GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS.
FoR -urrRrSrrSDESr OF PrrlJo SCHOOLS,
HIRAM II. BARNEY.
FoR SECRETARY or STATE,
~ WILLIAM TREVlTT.
on TREASURER oY STATE,
ha JOHN G. BRESLlN.
FoR SUPREME lunar,
THOMAS W. hartley.
PoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE w. McCOOK.
ron BOARD or PUBLIC w6RKs.
WAYNE GRlSWOLD.
ToB SENATOR,
DANIEL RlBLET.
FOR STATE BOARD or EQUALIZATION,
JOHN COULTER.
.19r ron REPREsESrArIyE.
RICHARD ID. EMERSON.
ron COMMISSIONER,
LUKE SELBY.
ron INFIR MLRy DIRECTORS,
DAVID BRYTE,
PATRICK KELLEY.
ron s%oRoNER
JOHN G.. BROWN.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

~ The Ashland Times, which was
lately established in this town as the organ
Of Whiggery, has gone over 10 the Fusion
istS--bob and sinker. The regular Wings
cannot even have the poor privilege Of a
publication of their Convention proceed
ingg, Or Vt their county ticket!
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT TICK
- ETSl

We arc credibly informed that the Wing
have revived their old frauds and tricks,
by having their usual variety Of spurious
tickets for the election on Tuesday next.
10" Democrats Beware Of these base
emissions. Look msN 10 your iicksis!-
We have been nearly defeated on one nc.
.casion by these tricks Of our unprinciPled
enemy. Eramine every name ppm
your ticket! There ought 70 be a statute
against this species Of coOnlerieiuug. 1t
is a greater moral offence Ihap counter
lLeiIing Bank notes
Democrats! Re9uke The .eomteycif,
ffs!
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For sale by DR. N S SAmrsELL. 2wl9
office Franklin & warren n. II, Co..

FRAhkLis, FOElaBe CO., Ohlpi sept 20, Ieoj'
Ga g%S A q Z T ne F. Z Of " ne R. PI +. E%'
held June II, 1858, the following assessments upon
Stock subscriptions werC made, viz; Ten per oent.pay
able July ist, 1859, and an assessment Of ten per cent
at the end Of each succeeding sixty days, until the
whole amount Is paid. Three instruments are there
fore now due. TO wit The first when subscribed, Cy
the charter } the second July Isl, aud the third, Au
gust 3lst.
Subscribers In Ashland Village and county arc re
specially requested TO Immediately pay all install
ments now due, and as they hereafter become due, a
the Banking House u Luther, Grail g. Co, Ashland
unless called upon by the Collector.
10 JOEL " TYI IN Ser
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SHERlFF'S SALE

Nelson Slater IN PARTIrl0N-iu
rS. Ashland COmmO Pleas.
Mary johnson al al.)
nURSUANT to an order of sale issued in the
above case from the court OF common pleas
Of Ashland county and State Of Ohio 10 NE direct
cd, ] will expose To publ &c sale at the door orthe
court house in said county
On Monday, The IN dag of Moucmler,
A D 1854, between the hours OF ten o'clock A NJ
aud tour O'Clock 2 NJ Of said day the following
described real estate situate and beng in the
county Of Ashland and State Of Ohio to wit; be-
ing part ofthn north west quarter of SECTION mum
bcr thitty tSo) t~nwaship twenty-five t?sl Perry;
of range (RGen tj, commencing at tho north wcst
corner Of lands owned by Johu Dovault In siiu
quarter, thrrco west fay rods TO the corner Of
lands owned by Nathan Stem, thence south Que
hundred and sixty rods to the south boundary
line Of said quarter, thence cast fly rods 10 the
line Of = id DEFAULTS Ian Is, thence north aloug
said line tn the place Of Notwithstanding
GIly acres more or loss, 10 he sold SUI jcct To
a Widows dover heretofore assigned. Terms Of
sale-ons third cash on the day OF sIlo, Que third
in one year, aud the balance in two years, with
interest on the st payments from day Of sale.-
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
otober ), 1853. 5NPfs6