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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
New Ministry.
REPORTED BATTLE AND MUTtNY.

NEW YORK, Feb. Il.
Charles Napier made a savage speech
againet the government. Nothing else
interesting.
Gen. Canrobert reports the deaths
of Captains Donter and Gostallan, du-
ring the %sorties of Russians, on the
9th and 14th.
Menschikef had gone northward.
The Russians were constantly ma
king %sorties.
Supplies were reaching the camp in
abundance, but tho army was still sick
ley. Siege works were steadily pro-
crossing.
Frosty nights aud fine mild days pre-,
vailed.
The latest official despatch is to 21st'
and from Canrobert to the 24th.
They both allude to the weather, and
speak favorably offuture prospects.
The latter says-We resume our
work before the town with renewed ac-
tivity.
Telegraph dispatches come down to
the Goth of January, and are of q war
like character.
A despatch from Admiral Bruat SAYS
the French batteries had received orders
to reopen their fires, and that for some
days the Russians had ceased to make
s~orties.
It is said, the operations for the as
sault are completed.
The Russians are in want of supplies.
A sortie was made on the 23d By the
garrison at Sebastopol, and a great loss
was sustained by the French.
The Zouaves who mutinited demand
ed a retreat from the Crimea.
The rumor of the mptiny is doubtless
incorrect.
An apology was made to Omar Pasha
and he withdrew his resignation.
There is a report of a battle occur-
ring in an attempt of the Russians to
enter Dobruscha.
The Russian forces on the frontier OF
Austria, had been ordered to retreat to
the interior.
The Peace Conference has not yet
commenced at Vienna.
France has signifed her willingness
to negotiate a separate treaty with
Russia, provided it conveys the same OBJ
legation as that of gid December.
The feeling at Constantinople is
strongly in favor of peace,
Holland and Denmark are seeking to
join the Western Alliance.
Eight Austrian Merchant ships were
fred into by the Russians as Galitia.
Austria has demanded an explanation.
Earl Lucan has been recalled from the
command of the cavalry in the Crimea
The Sultan intends to raise a national
L. ALJ11 II H. L. a.LoJ
command of the African troops in the
Crimea. A letter from C~onstantinoplc
says the British army before Sebasto.
pol is only 10000. English Missions.
RIGS in Poland have been ordered tc
leave Russian territories.
1t is reported that the emperor o.
France will take command of the army
opera tons on the Rhine. lrs
Prince Napoleon had arrived at Par
is.
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-. -. 49,. C~LEYKLAHD, Feb 20,
FLoun-Firm, sale of 26o bbIs goods south
ern Ohio superfne at 1875, extras sell in small
lors at ss,75, to Sac 30 retail at SOC per BIB
aided to the above quotations. =
WHEAr-Demand good at $500 for mixed,
with sale of one car load 1890 for white and
sl,s5 for Mediterranean, receipts light, and
but little in market,
Gorn-scarce, and but very little in market,
worth 7oa7sc aHoat. from cars no transations.
PorArOLs-scarce, held at 1875, retail IN
small quantity at / so.
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Day

80 Es-L-|- MLZ~aEE a-@-L - p
The past anniversary of GEo, WASH
MeHoN is the one hundred and twenty
third. His name is so closely entwined'
in the hearts and affections of the
American people, that his life and Eirtu-
o character has always been held up
asa model worthyiof imitation by the
youth, not only of this, but other ma
tions. During his career as President
at the commencement of our Republic,
many dificultiessb esek himson all Sides
He had fought and SECURED the liberty
Of his country, buthoW to press4ve it,
was, to say the least an experiment.
In connection with his shame, it is per-
hAps proper We should alIpde to:the gar
b1ed extracts taken from his Farewell
Address, when he retired from the ff5s-
idential Chair in i79T.io We believe.
that many Know4Nothings honestly
entertain the opinion, that Gro. WASH.
NGroN Fas opposed to foreigners. We.
makea few extracts infull, from which
aPortion has been taken, and ask the
candid attention Of, every person, wheth-
Z they can gather from these complete
extracts any thing a~qainting towards
depriVi1g foreigners from any of the
rights enjoyed by American eitizsns.4
He says EEa99a So r &
"Observe good faith aud justice to,
all nations; cultivate peace and harmo-
ny wlthseREreligion and morality en-
5onthls conduct; and, can it be that
goodepcIicy does not equally enjoinb it ?
It viii be worthy Of free and enlight-
ened, and, atnodistant period, and great
nation, togiyeYto mankind the magnani-
nous and too novel example of q people
always guided BY sense of Justice and
psnSsotenpe1 od3 * hooif ssa IL gozl
re sEs dEns o so5isi
hfhe execE7on Of such plannoth-
ing is more essential than that perma-
nent lnyeterats aztlpdthies agoinst par
ttez11r nations and passionate dattncHz
ARentsJ for alters Observation-Disclosures
that IN place Of them, inst and amicable
feelings towards all should be scultiFa-
ted. The natian which indulzes toward
another Q hahitaal hatred or q habitual
~sss = ~ 1ssne oegree a siave
A passionate attachment of one nation
- 81
a,u,.ues 10 6ar,;o ~ ;,,q,1.ao. I. .n
merabIe ways SUCH ATrAcHmsNrs are
particularly alarming to the tru.Yen-
lightened and independent patriots-
saens Of = smalaana weak
dooms tba faTmer 70 he the ss..II;ta -
the latter r. - -
@Against the ;asidious sOizes of for.
efgn a~lfnencestI cOnlrre yOD to 6elseue
me, JeAose citizeasl Che jealousy of a
J.ss pg0pte o4g111o ossSaa1ssg aaoaMe,
fore;en Snds1e,ace & M If he 1,aost 6q,,e.
FIJI foes of gepubzicaa government B1a
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II For Bronchitis, Throat Diseases, Hacking
Cough, and the effects of imprudent use Of Mercury,
no medicine has ever been discovered which has
effected such cures as Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Thrust diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough. Bronchial Affections. Liver Disease. Neu-
ialgfa and rheumatism, have all been relieved and
cured in eTonderful manner, by the great purifier
Of the blood, Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The case IF II. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Gall on the Agent and procure
q pamphlet containing cures. which will astound
you - h. zGE tUl -Ttt11
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3 "a z~.EE-ErA Gil aALaH=Z- -ElLa-H =
/ IowA-The Legislature of the Prai-
Ifie State before it adjourned, passed an
act permanently locating the capital at
Fort Desmoines. This is about the ge-
ographicaI centre of the State, and is at
the head of the slack water navigation
on the Desmoines river. LIT is finely 10.
Gated, and in the midst Of a magnificent
country. Coal, stone and timber are
abundant, and all the elements of wealth
are. within their control. A fine eleTa-
ton for u State House is already dona-'
ted. Railroads fromthe Mississippi to
the Missouri cross the Desmoines at this
place It wilIrapidly become an impor-
tant city.
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The soliloqpy of an old bachelor on
Valentine day, may find a response with
a few hereabonts. Here's atsyou 3 F.,
" OF all the terrible pictures - ,
That hang on meHory's wall, ss1
That of a dem'd old Valentine
Il the dem'dest of 'om all"

* The Connections Democratic
State Convention was held onthe 18th
inst. Samuel Ingham, efSaybrook the
candidate oflast year, was nominated for
Governor, and resolutions denouncing
the Maine Law and the Known things
were passed. s. sf5a IS 7a
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MAnKET.

NEW YoRK, Feb. &C.
FLoUR-Is a shade frmeri better export
demand; sales 2soebbl 9, s7as 80 for state; $50
ao,52 for Ohio, Mich, Ind. and Wis,i Canadian
unchanged. 5r aF5
Wheat frmisales 5000 blu 2 IA. kftw . b
Corn better; sales SC, ooob u l.o4 for western
mixed in store 1,ooa1 ,o5i for southern white
and yellow.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. q

- " ASHINGToN, FEB, ZU.
The Senate went into executive sess-
ion today. The nomination Of Hiram
v. Wilson. Judge of the Northern
District; and H. n. Robinson, as Mar
shall aud J. Jewett, as District At.
torney for tho Southern District of Ohio
was unanimously confirmed. go
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-02-28
~Kosuru has published a lette,

e. KosUrH has published a letter
to the Quakers, in reply to an invitation
received from them to join the peace
society. He answers them on their own
ground-i. e. scriptural authority, and
defends the fighting policy with great
vigor, perferring ven war to oppression.
He says the common version of the
message Peace on earth and good
will to men"-is wrong, thus:
You say it is written: GLORY to
God in the highest, and peace on earth
good will toward man."
But I say unto you, your version of
the Gospel is apocryphal, The text
uni thus !: "Glory to God in the high
est, and peace on earth to good-a1iHing
men," (Gzoria IN e5ceksio Dec, ct pa1
IN terra homini6us, bona v~okx1tatis.)
Your doctrine of "peace at any price
and wal at no price" is good will to i'll
willing men, and ill-will to good-willing
men.
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E In the case Of Eli BAILEY rs
THE STATE7oF ONO, taken to Supreme
Court on Writsof Error, the judgment
in Common Pleas was confirmed ag
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-02-28

Tue CANVASS IN VIRGINIA.-Henry a
Wise, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, is canvassing the /" Old Domin-
ion u with IN energy and ability never
surpassed. We learn from his card, pub
lished in the Richmond Enquire , that
he has addressed seventeen meetings
from Accomac to Alexandria, and has
been ffty-fye hours on the stump within
the last thirty eight days. Hell has near.
ly completed the canvass In the eastern
part of the State. The Democracy of the
whole Union feel the most extreme So
licitude in Mr.. Wise's success.-Enq.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-02-28

KANzAs.-A number of the citizens
of Cadiz, Ohio are forming a company to
emigrate to Kanzas early in the spring.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-02-28
NOTICES..
TIE ASHLAND UNION.

ON4SN
7pHE UNION For this week i, pn,,,,uv in.
i teresting. 1t contains the largest amount
p leca,ng ha..er.1t any paper IN the eoantTy.i
: : ]. : s9A's
BY THE ALMA RIVER. q
MY MoTHER.IN-LAW.
INDIGNATION MEETING OF q HoR-
prT S1s; THE
rity. 20 - s's-
FATEoE FAST MEN. 1t
GHsSEs Nc GHa dN CLIMATE.
HOW THEY KISSED IN oLpEN TIME.
GEMS FROM SAM SLICK. ~
80 $3.50 s
saI 9
Wds5;natoT,s Bsub M
go Pas
Gooz nt : ; zz
Iovas
O,,,,,ess a,ot The .Sra,oer ~
ETo,, Ne,, XorL
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COOP MINIS.
Ready MADE CofIAns.

always on hand, funerals attended 70 any part
of the Country with Hsarse, particular a{isn.
ton will be paid to this part Of the bhsinshsa
and at reduced prices to suit the times.rCo ma
notice either plain or fancy as friends may
wish. ayT zca .Ifogu f1f befIrfu
- ID. elSa McCoNNELL& EKNGads
Ashland, Feb, IA, 1855. 3Stf..
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E The Buffalo Republic states
that Kissane, the robber and forger,
owns up to everything. Officers from
New York have arrived to take him to
that city, and Kissane says he has been
more comfortable in Buffalo jaf than for
q long time previously se 40
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THE LATEST.

Queen Victoria has Issued a procla-
nation forbidding the British at home
or bbroad, aiding the enemy in supply
ing him with munitions of war.
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ourrtisements.
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NOTICE


S hereby given that the undersigned Eli
Bniley, who was convicted, at the March
Term, "a. d. 1854, OF the Court of Common
Pleas Of Ashland County, and Sta e of Ohio,
on Hchafgeo of selling and d.sposing of 4 eoun-
teff5ff Bank Note, and sentenced to impris-
,onment in 1.-THE Penitsntiary for the term Of
five years, will make application 10 the Gov
ernOr of the State of Ohio, on his own behalf.
for a pardon forysaid offence. ELI BArLRY.
Ashland, Feb. q, 1856. 1o-sN[
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REPEAL! REPEAg,u

Letthe acGtehrord Of the peoPts be, RepeaH when
possession-o or expectancy. as to run ofsaIter every
newd dogma, and at the bidding of their imperia ii
masters, passlswsin direct violation of the plain
est principles of our republican institutions. il be-
comes the Vox Populi to rise their might i. with
out distipction ofparty. and compel our servants to
repealthose obnoxious portions of our laws that
strike atthe root of our Independence. Soaalso
physically when men run on sner every new
tangled nostrum opened to the public. They mot
only cndanger their own, but the lives of their
families andfriends. It'll therefore with pleasure
we again recommend to tho afflicted the use of
McALTsrER's ALL-HEALING O~INrMENr, an old and
weiftrled remedy, and aim 0st certain cure for
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Weavels. Scald He adj Ague in
the breast, Corns, Spinal Affections. Fcyers and
all Febrile diseases, too numerous to mention =
That by restoring the insensibie sperspir alton, iii en-
particles, thereby restoring to sound and perfect
health. For sale by J. 3. F. Sampsel & co.and H.
B. Chnbb & CO., Ashland J. McCrery, Mifiin T
w. Coulter, Perrysvilie; D.. Z. Stoekmsn, Loudon.
CO.: Hayesville; Hagerman and Buchanan, Hayes
Vile; Coulter and Goodwin, Lafayette; w. Spen-
Ger s CO., Albion; III. Wright, Sullivan. Michael
kriege. Orange; H. See.$ co., Savannah E.. F.
Bealy Troy. f lynn
A Wonderful Discovery has recently been made
sumption, asthma. and all diseases of the iunEs.@
We referto DIR. Curtis's Hygean or. Inh6liug1Hy
gean Vapor and cherry syrup Within this new
method tho Dr.. has restored many afaicted ones to
perfect he alth 2s an evidence OF which he has
innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treat.
ment q physician remarks:-It Is evident that in
hahng-constantly breathing an agreeable, healing
vapoF, the medicinal properties must come in di
re6t contract with the whole of the erial cavity
OF the lungs and thus escape the many and varie1
changes produced upon them when introduced in.
gestion. The HygeanGisfo for sale at, all the drug
gists throughout the country,-N y DnseI-1.
See adveftisensnt Of Meaiesfsd inSsistton /,
eotuHn u this paper. Aa,fIy9
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Tiny instance a Writ Of Attachnsht Js
IA this day issued by Elijah Hart, 4 Justiee
of the Peace of Mifiin Township, Ashland
County, o., against the property and effects Of
Abraham Marks, a non-rcsiden emf of said County.
z = j SOPHIA MARKS. {,
Dated this Goth day of Feb. 1855. 4o~4w.
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en-usarment, and seek there Tor the pure
delights which tho world besides cannot
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-.sAp.oIlng suarpness IN reconn0itering an enemv.
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AoNA NAV
a fracas on the EVE of the November
election, has been severely dealt with
by private vengeance in anticipation of
the law. He was nearly killed by a
blow from a slupg shot, while walking
down a bye street, in the First Ward, on
Friday night, and his trial has conse-
quently been postponed. K
Sackett, the late teller of the Market
Bank, who is charged with having made
IA $25, 900 dip into its capital, has been
lodged in the city prison. He had been
r~usticating for some time in the interior
of Long-Island, where he was &c spotted "
by two of our sharp eyed police officers.
The " fancy of our city are falling
into aristocratic practices. Morrisey,
the pugilist, who has a peculiar aptitude
for getting into hot water, was to have
had a duel with one Jim Hughes, a
Exporting man." at Hoboken last Mon
day. The difficulty arose out of the re
fasal of Hughes to give up 500, which
Morrisey claimed as forfeit money from
Tom Hyer, in consequence of the lattef
backing out of a match which had been
arranged to come off between the two
bruisers. The Irishman was on the
ground, pistol in hand, when tstime !"
was called, but the more pr1dent Hughes
was 0 est. It is upon the whole a
misfortune to society that neither of the
was shot. The frequency of
prize fights in this State, is disgrace
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
OFFICERS FOR 1855.
DIRECTORS
TO HE PUBLIC.

Inasmuch as the Plymouth Agricultural
Society has been organized but short
time, and this being its first Fair, the Di-
rectors have concluded not to state the
amount of the Premiums that will be
given upon articles entered. All moneys
received for memberships will be expend-
ed in Premiums, which will be paid either
in Cash and Diplomas, according to the
merits of the artcles to which they are
awarded. 1t is not the intention OF the
Directors to offer anything they are not
perfectly certain of being able to fulfil. Pre-.
miums will be paid upon all articles emu
mcratcl below, and such others as th'
Committees may deem deserving. I'm
mediately afterthe Fair list of articles up
on which premiums have been awarded
will be published.
The greatest care has been taken in tn
selection Of those composing the differ
ent Committees. The Directors have er
r deavored in all cases, to select persons VIII
sr are candid, impartial and unprejudice'
T. and who possess practical knowledge
ID the articles upon the merits Of which tn,
1t are expected to decide
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YELLOW FEVER AND CHOLERA IN THE
SouTH.--A dispatch from New Orleans,
dated July 2lst, says:
The fever is increasing. Sixty three
died at the Hospital this week. The dis
ease is of mild type.
We earn by mail that the intermcnts at
New Orleans for the week ending on the
18th, numbered 1877, of which A were of
yellow fever and s of cholera.
The New Orleans Crescent of the 10th
says: B..
The cholera is prevailing extensively all
along the Bayou Lafourche, La, and is O
an exceedingly malignant type. 1tbrok'
out suddenly about five days since, ant
within this short space Of time there hav'
been about thirty deaths. The people ar
'panic-struck. and escaping in all direction
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CHIcAGo, July "a

The Kansas Legislature met at Shawnee
Mission on the 10th inst, pursuant to an
adjournment. Mr.. Marshall gave notice
of bill requiring citizens emigrating from
Massachusetts and other states which have
annulled Or may nullity the laws Of the
United States, to take oath to support the
laws of kansasaterlitory.
John Tompson Perry, of the Methodist
Church South, was elected Chaplain. -
On the 18th of July the bill to prevent
the sale of Intoxicating liquors and games
eff chance, within one mile Of Shawnee Mis-
sion. passed.
A Joint committee of feight was appoint
ed to devise code of laws for the terri
'|tory. H ST
Mr.. Marshall, ofPawnee District, intro
duced bill, providing that every man who
shall pay the sum Of one dollar-as a poll
tax, and shall produce receipt for the
Il same to the Judges of any election, shall
> be legal voter, provided he is citizen Of
| the U. S. and has taken oath to support
Q the constitution Of the U. S. aud the act
0 for organizing the territory of Kansas.
S The bill was road for the first time.
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Later from Santa Fe.

IT. LOUIS, july 20.
Advices from Santa Fe state that Col.
Fauntleroy returned on the 2Sth from pur-
suit Of the Utah Indians
The troops overlook party of them on the
hea I'd waters of the Kansas and killed forty
and took five prisoners, also thirty horses,
lot of camp eqnipage, DC Notwith-
standing the vigilance Of the troops, small
parties of Indians steal into the settlement
and kill and rob at pleasure, Bishop Le-
my had portion of his stock run off and
the herdsman killed during the latter part
of June A Mexican was also shot near Alb
erquerque. Other instances of the kind
have occurred in the territory.
The convention held at Alberquerke on
the 26th nominated Miguel Oters as O can
didate for delegate in Congress. Business
throughout the country is small and mon
ey scarce. Pay Master and Quarter Mas
ter departments are in a low condition as
to money. Some merchants teams have
arrived at Santa Fe; remainder met at dil-
ferent points. Troops were seen by the
mail party at Little Creek Arkansas, Wal
nut Creek-all going along well. Kione-
as, Camanchees and Chuque Indians were
at the crossing, receiving annuities from
government.
A settlement at Walnut Creek has been
made by party of Missourians, making
the distance between civilized points on the
Santa Fe route $50 miles.
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EEPuTNAM's MONTHLY FOR Angus

EEPuTNAM's MONTHLY FOR AUGUST
We have received the August number
of this sterling Magazine, and from cur.
sorry glance at it's contents, are satisfied
that, like wine, it improves with age. Il
is really an American magazine--its writ
ers being all "to the manor born" an,
its contents being all original. 1t is de
cidedly the most substantial, the most in
structive, and at the same time the mos
entertaining monthly published in thi
country. We commend II to our friends
Dix G Edwards. Publishers, 10 Parl
Place, New York.
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Committee Of Arrangements.
=. W. DEEKMAN, DAN'L BREWER,
NJ. G. CUYKENDALL,
ADDRESS.

An Address will be delivered on
the 3D. day Of the Fair, at 2 O'Clock, p.
NJ. Immediately after the address, the
Reports Of the Awarding Committees
will be read, and Officers for the ensu-
ing year elected.