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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

A young lawyer riding % hors.back
through the streets Of 81. Louis, last week,
lost his packet wallet containing $500 in
cash and several notes lelt with him for
collection. lie advertised has l'ss, olT,r.
ing a reward through the papers TO the
iudcr of the same upon returning 1t 10
him, His advertisement elected the ln'-
lowing reply:
Dear Sir: | was fortunate enough 10 be
tho finder Of yUur wallet, aud assure you
that The "nrcdful" il contained was quite
a gohsend to me, as my pocket had cavrG
in some time since. Like my friend Nj
cawbrr, | hOl long indnlged IN lhr hope
lha, "sOmrihiug would ,urn up" and YOU
can imagine my ,"lrslings" ~hcn. MS MY
eye lit OH your wallet, | cried 'Easrka."
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Lack Ont.

A distinguished public funciion1ry, we
understand, who was so jealous ia the
cause on Tuesday that he peddled (faujn.
lent tickets all day, almost oi exncl cIl,r,
type, &C., Of the Democratic ticket. and
headed ''Regulor Democratic Ticket"
has laid himself liable TO Indictment under
our stringent c]ii-aii"n law. Itappears that
he gave Ono of the rick lhings To a voter
who could not read, and representing it a.
the regular tickel, induced hin To vote it.
An example ought 10 b. made Of som"
one, 10 stop his kDasery Of spurious urk-
els, but we trust that the oibcll pefsnn 'ge
thus implicated, has MOI pni hts tnrl mla
i, in 50 foolish a m4nde:--rIa. Eoq
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Gov. LAyE, NJ OREGoN, WouNpgD-
Late accounts from Oregon announce a
fghl wish the Indians, IN whirh Gov. Lane
was wounded. The bsrle took place N
Rogue itlyerY lley, on the 27,h of Ausa7,
between 0s whites and $50 Indians. Thr
engagement lasted lour hours, when tn
latter proposed an arml,lirr, which ~
granted. Or the Indians, ten were kiIIr'
aud thirty wounded; OF the whites Tire
were killed and eight wonIed. Among
the killed is Capt. Armstrong. The lndi
ans were continuing onirages q. olhg
points.
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For the Ohio Union.
TsmpsrdAcs vs. Maine Liquor Law.

mr. Edii0ri-2ETsa gNT80a
As the election of our Stale, District and
County Officers is owe! aud dae result so
nearly known that we are satisfied how II,
has gone, we may now reagnably aud jnsl.
ly ask why oqTcpPgsjpg parties have fell SO
far in the minority. We are in an age Of
great Anil Liquor Rsfrp. Some con-
lloIling influence has added a mite Of Wis
dom to The mind of man, which has q
bled him 10 discover that q great evil has
resulted from the abuse Of intoxicating
drinks. Alike all other great things, that
is intended 10 work some Woral good. ii
was seized by The pieious, and used as an
instrument to fauer The unthinking and
unwise philan,hropisis into tho belief that
their duty was to use every effort, reason
able aud unreasonable, to effect the ELECTION
of Maine Liquor Law candidates; holding
ou, the vain idea to the people, that unless
ibe Maine liquor Law, or one similar 10 i,
was passed in our Legislature this coming
winter, we would be guilty of a very enor-
nous sin, for WHICH we would surely have
to atone.
have no doubt, Mr.. Knapp, but the
great evil of inlemperance must and will
be removed, and it will be the Democratic
party that will do it, They will enact
laws, as rapidly as i cap be done, thai
will be wholesome and harmoniops. The
Democracy have wisdom and judgment
and our Constitution directs it's people tc
legislale against the evil Of intempersnct
us against other e'lls-nOt by a destruction
Of material, no more than il would destroy
a horse Tor fear Of his being stolen-bu
by summary punishment 10 The offend
trs.
The manner in which a number Of the
leading advocates Of Maine Liquor Law
candid lies conducted their course, FOX the
purpose Of influencing the election, reactct
upon themselves; and AS WAS predicted
ihry clealed confusion. dlsr0d aud di islVu
the cIT,cs scarcely stopping within III,
bounds III a r%ullIcal connection. hui evrl
xl,mdIng lnI" he precincts N the churrl
--lnreqmHug aad e'factlug balffll efsris.
Nj Editor. | was very happy 10 lear
that ,he wisdom of a majority Of the p1o
pie If our State, did not allow lhtmstlve
I" be ~hoodSmhcd y these designing men
bu, hey came manIuIly 10 the halIo.bo.
and CAVES just reOokr to the d~emlgogqe
aud lac'ionisis, aud . good moral lesson I
hose phil 'G'hr3piSis who wish 10 90 goo
and extend benefits 10 their lellow mel
but act hasuly, without thought and viii
oui Judgment. h.
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FRENCH PRlzE FOR VRTue.--Yirlue is
rewarded in France by prizes. A prize OF
1000 francs has been awarded to Elienert
Chsnouny, a faithful servant, .yho bad
served her mistress, ~unllspPdy married
through every vicissiiude and reverse o,
fortune, supported her aud daughter in rov
cry, and nov, at SIXTY years OF age, cleans
apartments 10 supper, her mistress, WIN Is
poor and i'll. Such devotion deserves re.
ward.
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WELL MrRlrrp RrBuKg ON ALLEN.

A WELL MrRITED REBuKE oS ALLEN.
Many were utterly opposed ~ the fu'iol
movements that were attempted IN the
northern part Of the State. and refused TO
hc identified with Anything Of the sort; so
they stayed at home. Many, again, were
repealed by the Free Soil letter Of Mr.. Al
len, aud refused TO vo,e for him on that &C.
count; they thought he should hare beea
Colfented 10 bea Hhia, and remain with.
in The ranks otths '0ag Parfy.-LOinn
bus Journal
Poor Allen! we pity him from the bot
ION of our heart. Seduced by the oily
tongue Of the Columbus journal man aud
olhcr sage advisers, he came out Of bis snug
shelter behind the compromise, and swore
he was an unniuis,teJ Free Soiler, "dyed
in the wool" lie did il only Two or three
weeks before the election. 1t was der.
nier rcSOri-a bait thrown out 10 catch
pudgrons. Bn, nobody bit at it. The
Free SoIlers only laughed at the shallow
paed dodgr=.-lhcy gave Allen non Of their
,oies, and that ingenious Individual is leiI
tn console himself with The pleasing reaec.
lion that he has played We nypocriIe TO no
purpose.
But that is not all. The ingrates who
pu, him up to it are now packing the de.
Feat on his shoulders. The Ohio State
journal leads of; the HsrdM and other
Wing papers will 500 lOlew.- - Cleveland
Waindcclcr,'
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The camp Of the Turkish army on the
Danube has been visited recently by agreai
number Of European tourists and military
men. We notice menlinn made that Capt.
Walker, of the Mounted Rifles, u. s. Ar
my, had gone TO take a look al the grand
army Of the Crescent. The C4pt. had been
handsomely received by the Sultan, who
gave him a letter of introduction 10 Omar
pacho, he commander,in chief on the Dan
Hbe.
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Nisnnicrs.

Dispatches from 81. Louis, October ~,
gives US particulars III brief VI several dis,
asltrs TO Sleamers.
Loss ~ TIVE SrgAyao1rs - The
steamer Aioniaut, y ing at The ~levec,
caught fire about hall pnst's O'Clock this
morning, which communicated to the
RoLt Campbell aud Lmetts. All three
boa were dtslrON ed.
The steamer GJhlen Ira li,s sunk four
miles below ClMksburg, in the Upper
Mississippi, in righ, fee, water. It is
thought she viii BE- raised.
The WoaioHk had a very light cargo,
bnuud Tor Missouri river. The hull ul
the Golden Era was insured loo $4,000
in this CITY.
The Eo6er. Cappbsi had light freight
for the Missouri mrti was insured IN
hull here ior 10000. The Limstc had
about $50 tons Of freight chiefly for NJ.
Paul river; insurance Un hull S0OOo at
r~l'tsburg.
The Steamer u. H. lee sunk at Cam
bells Oh in On thu upper rapids. She
was bound to ST. Louis. She had aboard
30Osacks Of grain, Boat and cargo u total
lass. Hull Insured in $4,000.
Brigham Young, Governor of Utah, re-
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NnTICE.

IN pursu51ca of an OraUr al the prahhtN Court
OF Ashland COMFY, Ohio, Ide at the October
ldrm I ricrf, \. n, 1883, the undersigned viii
oder for sale NJ pnUiic Auction, on the premises,
On the lab l,y Of November next, bc,wCcn tho
hours Of ten O'Clock. 4, " and four O'c,oek,r I.
~, of said dsv, the following premises, titalte II
A,hilud county. aud described Az fcTlS,ss, tn
Wit The east part OF the north half " vic south
cast quarter e secIon No. 7, Township -,
Range -, being the sane as conveyed To licnrv
Miller, deceased. b, SIMON Rice continuing 60
acres. Alsl, part uf thu wcst part Of the south
west quarter ct section s, same ~tUwnship and
Rtrgr, being the same as conveyed 10 said Henry
Miller 10y Heavy MISUNDERSTANDING nbuNt four.
teen and a hail acres; all said lands 10 be sold
eAccpt the .al last described u. acres, and 10
acres and 8 rods or ih4 first described piece nj
sixty. six aeres-5di1 ten acres described as fol-
lows Mountaineering az tho north-c East corner "
tho CDuth-saSt GUlJluE VI BtId section seven,
tAoncG west ore degree south, tweuty.nne rods
and twenty liLlo to y pos, ; thence south 81. 10.
crees west rs rods N0d ~ Inks "a a post; thrtss
south Tli degrees cast II mdS I" poS ,isncd
south , degree east 81 rods 3 LINKS to a post;
thcrcc. eRe, q rode % links TO "a post ,hente
north 50 'ois to the pla'e'of beginRins- ~t.elf
said tract ot ton acts ard fouri,e en- and A half
acroa arc tct 0T To tho widnV nj sud Henry ilIls
Ter az her dover cetate. The balance Of cad
lands IL be said tree ofiowcr.
Tormsi-Onc third cash ona ihud in one
yoar. AMI ,ho balance IN twn wears. with iulertst
from the dag ut salo B,ck p,ymeau TO be SC.
cured by mortgage on tho premises.
ADAM RElCHARn md
ANDREW MOORE,
Gwrdtars of,lo hers of Henry Miller.
sMiru : StoAv, their Auy's.
October -, lsJJ, iAA
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A letter to The Ohm .Naiesmrn, Iale.

4 letter to The Ohlo NdieSm1l, JaltI
at Washington, on tie 9h says:
Col. ). Medary was IN this city n few
days since. The rumors current in OHIO,
that he. came to tender his resignation OF
the Chill Mission, were incorrect. He
came TO ascertain if his longer delay in
the United States would be compatible
with his duty as a citizen appointed to,hal
trust, and would not embarrass the Al
minisralion; and having become satisfied
on ,hece points. he has retained bis com
missinn and deferred his d,y Of sailing 10.
some weeks.
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BOOTS N SHOES.

'lNiIE Lrgcst, cheapest and Q ! selected stock
< ofB,nta, snoci, Caps, rflats, anf Lelth,r
oi every IN crptlhn eVcr brought to Ashland
couuly;-a So, SlnenrIkrrs' Findings, Lnsts, Boot
T.e.s, Peg, &c &C., nj the. old stand Of he
Enbscr.6ec next tuor Ia the Post Once, Which W
he sold At very low prices for ready ply. C&i
Raa c., before purchasing cisrw herc.
We are man recurring wOrA Gui OF gond mate
rial, and with the De>t w0Ikmen the county Cda
lford, which will be warranted ns good Gs any
home made work in the county, and VII be sold
cheap.
Tanning SuHlz7CEk3
cartiet ~ - u'nI, Ne Ir the Ran v al U~epOt.--
Any q%uaulity OF Hides and Rark wanted.
WM. WhSSCT.
Maitland, oc,o5e' Iith, 1853. 4vGi
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Confession.

Friend SMlTn Of the Maumee River
Times, in the following paragraphs, not
only lets rihe cat out Of The bag but adj
ministers to his wing brethren "in some 10.
colilies' a very proper rebuke Sr llieir
demagogueism on The temperance cues.
ton: ,,.. Id
In the late contest. the temperance CUES.
ton, was the principal puaeiple, at issue
with the wings ln some localities. Well,
it may be, that in some localities there VAS
a temporary gain effected by making that
question The Main issue, hut it will be
found that such gain will only prove TEN.
porary, wherever that issue was made, and
than those who made il, were sacrificing
long cherished wing principles to a mere
expediency, for no one believes that the
temperance question will ever become one
Of the fundamental principles Of either Of
the political parties Of this country.
The question Of temperance. in itself, is
a good cause, a glorious cause. bn, the mo-
menl that it is permitted to override the
principles Of any POLITICAL party, Ihal par,
y merges itself into it. We know that
there is some apology for wings in some
localities having calered 10 that expedlen'
cy, but We opine tha, they will fnd in The
end that il was dear bought exPediency 'o
their party, rg.so -Ft,.. .
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

i|IIEAyv RGcgrrrs OF GRklN.-'Tle
Milwaukee Scnuuci of Or oh, says that
every avenue leajmg NJ, lhslcily, railroad,
plank road aud ommon ruaA, was crowd.
cd Yesterday with produce, on its way. to
market. the aggregate rscuir,s are csli.
mated Nv good JUICES 10 have been nrarlS
10000 bushels, the h%ea,ir-l dl!'s wuk
ever known IN Milwaukee.
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'h' ~ P''N ''FFt "
guirsr, is as late and satisfactory as any.
thing we have IN regurd to the result
throughout the State.
Ohio Elections.
The State Journal is an amusing Wing
paper these days. The editor deserves a
chair in moral philosophy. He gets up
election news in Il very Interesting FORM
Here are lew items;
Herrick, Erersoil, is elected from Lorain,
and Slbley, Wing, from Medipa.
J. W. Vance, FreesoIler, is reported
elected Senator, from Knox and Mar,oa -
This is a Milne Law triumph.
Onawa-Reporied 200 Democratic ma
joriy. 80
Lake-Lewis 600 majority. Allen still
larger.
sherman. Freesoil Senator, FROM Ashtn'
bnla district.
Worcester, Whig, is elected 10 The Sen
ate from Huron.
Snmmit-Somers, Wing, TO the House,
and Epson, Wing, to the Senate.
independent Wings clceled from Logan
aid Union counties 10 the Legislature, Law
renee, Wing, elected To the Senate
The Nor,h has gone almost unanimous
" Maine Inv. The South anti Maine
Law. Ia the fghl the Wing forgot 10
UOfe.
The SiaieSmmi, with m air Of serious
uchs. does these hide Ding " u : Jh-
Crrent s,ylr; Tor instance II Srls Mngn
county has tlcrlci NE whole D,mrrrIur
nrker, iiigihnad drn On the Sn,e, a part
81 DE county pckct. ani one K present.
I'VE.
MuSkingum-Ga,c M'dIIl 40l mi II.
! ~: Blme,, 49,; Breslm 40I: rrr'uI.3 1914
McCook. 1882; Barley, 1857; Gr.wold
1857. Then nn tho count schrtn rlrc'rt
Demorya,s Tor Senator, Two llfprtstut.
ives, a Treasurer. Prosecuting Al"rnr!
Commissioner, RECORDER, and Board "
ElnalizallUu. This j, wonderful.
Knox-Mcdhl = majority about l,45O
Vance, fusion candidate for Senator hea,er
over 500, and Grernlrr. fusion candidate
for Representative over $50,
Mdmi-This you kuow, is general b,
an 0mjui Wing county. The mHjcrry 10
The " hig Staic lirkr, in this county /
abaut 200. Booher. the Democratic ran
didaie for Representative, is elected b,
between 200 and 800 majority, They h'v
also elected a Democratic Treasurer an
Rec"rdsr.
Highind-Democra il Rcpresrnair
and part Of the comfy ticket ,itc,ed .
McdIlI'S majority is 1875.
LickiNg-MedIlI'S maturity is 2,3l
/ over the Wing, and l,244 nver AboIii"'
list aud WhiI. Barnsy'S majority, IL |
037. Barilry's is abouI the same, as
all the balance Of the Safe ticket. Fin
: is licking sure!
The statesman says: Medill's majoriI
can no, be less than sixty thousand.
may he more. II certainly can not be les
Col. Medhl must have received the volt
of the women. A bachelor Governor
by M means an object Of indifference /
the fair sex, We shall give some thin
more definite 10 morrow as IL the sever
m%ajrrilirs on the St,le ticket.
From thirty counties from which "
have relprns. MedllI has 29,700! tn
is from about half Of The State.
r Cuyahoga--Mtdil got 3,037 vote
i. Lewis 2,3l5! ,Plrrere, 1908; Ny FRS, ia
Lieut.. Governor, 60 3,862: Allen, 3,3ll
Myers majority is S2l IN tina, old VIII
county.
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TnE S.cgrACG ur NourHEVN MEIlco.
--Oor number ol the III NorioMak, pub
lishrd al Urrs, The clptyl ol S!nuru. gives
arccunrs Of no IC2' lhan cighuy murders,
perptuStGd in me week BY the Apache
Indians. Spnoro, although one of the most
llouri,hiug u he Northern Mexican States
is trnhiv pl'ly zed BY the constant out
cages which lee Indian tribes are rcrpc.
Wornr, Men are murtrlcd, women aud
chDJreu Skrn. ciplhe, stock ts driven nii,
prnpprt, destroyed by lire, aud the SDulo
population impressed with perpetual ter
roT; and yctthcy al,e no protection.
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puTTRR srqRnl

CtAsu viii he pad for hUrTERmlh enter
~ store under tho Sampsel llorscs Tatt, n
price for eAtrl eha'ec quality II pents per :
Naltable salt Tor Dairy pnrpntcsw WI BE- thraAi
a cost. farmers Will dad IL :; fihrx iaisnsfs.
make goud Duter, Nhd will DO psiila prst sS..
CURLING TO guilty. Please t,'ni Ia the cc.i q
the day. G.. =. ~lfuTCuriSs.
Ashland, June %. isaa.
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The sweeper of tplgAvs on ihei Ceutfa'
Rairuad, at Albany ddimd q packape Of
$4,000 " hieh isoQre passengsr had UNI
consciously dropped on the foor. The
honest man immediately sought out the
loser, going from one hulelsto appetizer, on
iii he found him Far his servics he
ma8nSnimdps person diFeredil e poor man
enc dollar! - tli''ii
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The DanRs VS.. Dodge.--GTe9t case
Observation-Disclosures Law" TrIuin.
phant.
BY a telegraph despatch from Colnm.
bus to Mr.. Dodge. Treasurer, we learn that
the great Bank case, for the collection Of
the taxes against the Banks oflhis city IN.
der the crowbar ACT, has been decided in
favor Of The Treasurer.-Piuin 9eqler, Of
yesterday morning.
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A letter in the Times states that Joo.
Mitchell escaped from Australia, on
board an American ship. His wife and
family had sailed from Hobart Town for
New Yort, 4 grand military rece zion Is
10 bc given him When he arrives,
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ATTACHMENT NorIeE.

T my !nstanes.nn st'teinnepi N.f ii,is dsy
~ issued by ]. A,tieclusl ysaNtsgeh at ia
ro'eS 1T h1.'S \, ISSsssf, A;eIand ecu I.
resident . fsaid eobutys Q pdted ,his 9Sth NJ SEN,
~ pr l'Sl, MATHEW CLuGrr0S, "
SS-o Fer clngsohk num',
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Cleveland, Columbus and Ciasinilti
AND l.-.
CLEVELAND L ERIE RAILROADS
ET3Es T57rT77g fa, ljl7
.Stsrsi2- rs u d
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

AZ AMI Isorr ;is,iI.=. Mr. II h. ra.ssn-ns
I rraIus leave asfoiiuws: 400, sr..
C!cyeland TOR Erie, DunAits and EuEi'o, at Z
30 A. M.,.S45P. IL. andj.iiP. NJ.
c,,Ss,s,l i1F i-qlrmbus and Cincinnati, ats.Go
nj. l5.G0 Nm, aud ) l5p, ". r. .Iss..U
Clp,c.apd. Tor Toledo and (b,caso,ht 7;l0 !.
". 1880 5. NJ. Aad SIP, VI.
CoG,u,crs irrri sriand, Erie. nnnl ~ and Bal
c.Io, vt lHliA NJ, l;O0P NJ. and 1880 Pm
shelly lor CicvClu,d, .Erie, Dunki'k and But
alo.ar i:o5P. 81, 4o5P, ~. aud ARIA. VI.
Shcin, for Coiuphrs and CINCINNATI, at 1895
AN I:25P. NJ. and i':.5 r.. n.
E,in tor taagolani, IA umlns, Cjnniauat, To-
edo aud Chicago, At ESQ P. NJ and @;tj 4. IL.
A. stone Jr., Superintendent.
CLEVELAND Nay 18th, 1898
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nJI Il ia n rare occurrence flat NO notc &C edi-
%tofillly any ..paientM science thatis being hawk
ed about the country, but in duty 10 the world We
feel bound TO acknowledge aud state that 10 ore
article Of medicine within our kn0wled c, for most
complaints which human flesh 10 hcir %, hrgains
to he as valuab.a "a MeALISTER'S ALL DIAL
ING oINTMENr. Having witnessed iis gfe't
and wonderful healing Properties, we would MT
on any cOn sideralron without II and We sayto all
heads of families, keep this article on hand ifyeu
wish to preserve your helItA lnl sive Doctors
bhls.
For sale by DR. S SAupsert. 2Ni9 81
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rS"Ihe old firm OF AMEs & LEACH
is re.org nized, Mr. SPNgNqLE having re-
tired. They are said to turn out as good
Duggys and Carriages as any establish
meni in Northern Ohio.
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Or uso Of : Kellogg 10 ch.s..y 10
rs. fAshlaad Cuun.u AN

Or uso Of : Kellogg u ch.ss.Y 10
CAshlsad c"~ns4 cay
DUReU MT to tho somfnard sfAn cider Of
J. s1le ss't6l N thu a5ose eisa Ir,n the e"urt
Of Cpunun Flea Of Ashland ctqniy Sad State s;
nlirn to no directed J viii tx5ose To pul,ic 80.
al the door uf tho Codrt House IN raid cotruB
IN 1fp"day the 24M day of Oeiobrr.
4 1873 hctwera the hours OF ten o'eluoL 4 "
and four O'Clock Y VI Of said day the G'lasirg
described Real Estate situate and hslLe IN ne
COUNTY Of Ashland aud sttfe q uhio, 10 81. 1t
number scyenty oae ~, 10 Aadfe VIZ 'odl,t 6a =,
the town of Ashland, ppgs,her with al che ea,i-
lelrs and Irpurtanances TO tie sama belnry as
TO he suld ,u'j"ct 10 a special dowhf " y
Dollars tn hn p1idsaiaaafJsto N.aAH'HvS$ ~
~idow of. MeNulty dscossedi .paysb'atf ~
i~cnly-sT'h day Of August NJ each yea Mei.
praised Il az hbUdEel asi Ii " dotIars., PER-
Gfklle cash ,',rH SIP JDSast Sa1ss !
S'9""'oe' " lSJa lI lg@K.fsS ~ysfn "a
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A Dr!S !sTEAToR,S HOTsCE...Sot'ce
isASstA5 given Tia. the Undersigned has teen do.
ly ErpUinted AID qualified a. administrator ct Tho
es'a.c VI Hrnry liinTbrsAt. iaic VI Ashland county,
ONO, DECEASED All persons having tlsiins sgGsE5t
si'a "-IaIc, VIZ Pfessnt hen, legally proven, ~ SIT
Element, within oue ytk: f'"A hi; daiei ard all PEI
sons Indebted tot sad esia;u, will plsast nla,.S Pay
uI!I. pa lAltrJ!Elel g..iIll di4y.
lat4t BENJANIS H~lLDEBEAST.
octCbsri0. Ie5'. 3Nal'
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Havsyille Marble Shop.
.nGoEEIEGxE;v 60 zxxrIG,

Manufacturer, IF Monnmeo's, Tuj
Stones, Yablcs seat hahGa maI
,7merjraa Marble.
'EUANKTGL for past %iarors, would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Ashland
md the a~rj,in,ng counucs, that uhcN continue the
above 5o,.ucss u all it, Nat.oVs BRANCHES; atd
having NO Agents, hey San aud will sol Grl,c
STONES from ~ 10 " per cent. chelpcr than Shops
eau that employ Ngents. 1t is e,Iisnt TIA, per.
sons buying Of AgeHts must pay the cSPensef ri
that Agency. Shop on NJ in street, one door
east Of thu Pennsylvania House. 1871
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w. t,Ass,q4. csraa f.s..
George IIardakor c, al Tris
PURSUANT 10 the commend Of aier.
l. d.. EIp"nls Issued in tla saave c..cj t,.a'
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Aahlaad eea,ig,
and state OF Ohio, to me directed, I will az 81
to pp'lic sale at the door Of the cour, IE.Gein
said county, % hagA o.
Monday, lie III dry Of ,YoysmIs.,
t.D., 1888, bttwe,n the hnur4 II ten .'ylsq
A. N and Eqr o'clack, y. 81 Of siid dsy, lid
following described Real Estate, siISale ,hr 4ir.
ing in the conniy Of Ashland AID State u as,,o,
to whi-Lot number niAety.one t9il ia, splHv.l
township, in said county containing eishty.'oat
acres, more or less. Taken as me prep.ty +
~ Cbase. Tsrns Of sale Cash.
J b, ZONES. SlsriH =
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All hail the Old Keystone
From the Pittsburgh UniC
STATE ELECTION.

Another important f%olltIcal battle has
heen lought-and although we have no,
yet received sufficient intelligence from
the different sections Of our army 10 cna.
bile us us 10 form an estimate Of the extent
OF the slaughter Of the Wing forces-yet
We are satisfied that they have been CON
plelely ro%uted--lliey are completely un.
horsed, disarmed and suhjugared. The
Democratic banner floats IN triumph
Our brethren have again covered them
selves with glory. Taey have been true
10 Ihcir principles, and have given d death
stab 10 their mongrel opponents. The TEN
perance hobby, mounted by Wings in dII.
lrrenl paris of the Sta T., hes been dlscov-
cred 10 be a sluw, weak nag: 1t has been
asoeriainrd Mat il dOes not possess the
strength or speed Of the most common
scrub. II has taken a mulish stand still
position. aud hj,c'cd lug anxious bU' TAO
"rr dull us riders, 10 The rldlcule aud con
tempt nj the whole country.
The following shows the work done BY
he Democracy Of this Slac on Tuesday
last: