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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-19
.Hickory club Meeting.

The Hickory Club Meeting last Mon
day night was large and enthusiastic =
1t was addressed by Gen, FuLroN and
Mr.. CHARM. The speech of Mr.. FUL.
Ton was n of his bappiest efforts
sound and argumeutatiye Although the
evening was warm and the no Sc densely
crowded, yet not a solitary person left
the house during his speech. He allu-
ded to the eternal cry of SA1rery by the
MISUNDERSTANDING conclusiyely to all
present that there was neither sense nor
honesty in agitating the qcestiop this
eompaigp-that. it was not at issue ex;
cept with the g one idea" men of the
Fusion party. Mr., Fulton challenged
the opposition to meet him on any of the
State issues, such as the tax law, school
law Sc. s. which was really the only
issues in the present campaign, He
dared them to loipt-out the manner in
which they expected to,reduce the taxes
and accomplish retrenchment and re-
FORM" Will they at their -next,meeting
meet the issue or acknowledge that they
have been h%umbugging the people about
high taxes. Taxpayers keep your eye
on this challenge.
Mr.. Charm, an old line Wing, deliy-
cred q seathing rebuke to his old assoc
ciates for being led off By one idea"
men and the old Abolition party which
they had always despised. He deplored
the preseat condition of the old Wing
party and gave the Shiny and sove-headed
Democrats particular fits His re-
remarks werew well received BY the Club.
His happy vein of hamor frequently
brought ssdoyn the house." The most
enthusiastic feeling prevailed, and if
we mistake not the signs of the times,
the ides of October will send Fusiopism
drifting for Salt River.
The Club adjourned to meet on next
Monday evening to hear the answer of
Gen. FgLTos TO the Fusionists, on the
law We hope the farmers and tax
payers as many, as can conveniently will
be present and see who backs out, or
hear theyquestion discussed
p %aA-L L4I - ~ z
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Chase and Medill on the Stun,

Chase and MediIl on the Stump
On the 30th ult, SALMON P. CHASE
and Gov. MKDILL, met at Carrolton,-
Both made speeches and were on the
stand together.
Gov. MEDrLL enquired of Chase arc
you in favor of the restoration of the
Missouri Compromis ?" Chase was
silent. The Gov, again inquired
g Are you in favor of Negro suffrage p
Again Mr.. Chase was dumb.
Then said Mr.. MEDILL, I viii pro-
claim you over this broad State as an
advocate of Negro suffrage, and opposed
to the restoration Of the Missouri Com
promise"
Senator CHASE, was silent as the grave.
And yet this is the. standard bearer of
the great Republican " party. Afraid
to ayow his principles, where they will
be examined by his opponent.
AtEW ooster when i.terrogated as to
his views on Know Nothingism, Mr..
CHASE replied, it is not in the plat
FORM aola pfsy1f
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T. c. BUsHsELL.-This individual
has received his Fall and Winter Goods
in advance of all competitors. The i'm
preston has gone abroad in this commui
nifty that his goods are unusually cheap.
The truth Of the rumor may be positive
iy known by dropping in and pricing
them. Endeayor, to get in early in the
morning as it is crowded through busi-
ness hours.
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Our Wants.

Reader, we want from you now the
afollowiug articles for use. We hope
tsose ofoaTsubseriber who have the ar
atieles to spare, win furnish them, as it
will save them the necessity Of paying us
in money Wood, Potatoes Cabbage,
sWhents Cider and Apples' for winter
suse- We desire to know eat an early
adate whether we can rely upon getting
them from our subscribers Actions
speak louder .thana wordsos As this is
9the first request we have made from our
ffien Is vehope it. 8illlmeet whitaker
> tyFespense.a eEnsa In ar
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the above cut viii give a readers
a very fair idea of the position which
Mr.. CHASE now occupies upon all the
political issues. 2 }s5H
He says he is opposed to the extern
sion of Slavery-but proposes no meas
ures to prevent it. .
He says he was opposed to the Repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, but dare
not say he wants it restored. @
He dare not say whether he is in ia
vor of negroes voting and holding office,
nor he dare not say he is opposed to it.
He dare not own himself a Know
Nothing, and he dare not say that he is
opposedst to them. saat asas
He opposes our present tax law, but
dare not say ieAcfetn Il Is aoroag, or
how he will remedy it.
He says he is IN favor of retrcnchment
and reform, but does not say wherein
he proposes to remedy the evil. !
Was there ever such a JANUs-faced
candidate presented for the ssutaffrages of
a free people, as this big fish, SALMON z
Ohnone of the great issues Of the day
has he any position-he can't be found.
P GEN GElcER, an old hue Whig, thus
speaks Of CHASE, in regard to not being
able to find him on an of the issues of
the campaign. Tile application is good :
But Salmon P. Chase is a hard man
to follow I thought he was an Aboli-
ZIONIST until he made that speech the
other night, when L found out he was
not-he is extremely hard to find, and
reminds me of the stranger who was
searching up III the mountains for one
Jake Klinefelter. He came across a
young lad, who attempted to direct him
as follows: 0 asH5ss15 Dc 4
"You see our barn, down there you
pass that and you come to a lane; you
take down the lane until you come to a
slippery elm log you pass by that to
the brow of the hill. and then--f
Well, and what then ?n 1
wei then, I'll be id if you amt
lost p
The Democratic party will relieve
him from all anxiety in his present di-
lenma, on the End Tuesday of October.
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Hon Joseph Musgrave. The
Wages of sin is death"
The

Wages of sin is death"
eHow true the apothegm. .sahat anar
is known BY The company be Re ps.'-
NJ McseeAvE for a number IF year.
acted with Che Democratic partyAre.
ceived Office. and honor from u party.
A few years since he again asked the
Demo ratio party o. this Senatorial Dis.
trict for the office of Senator. A ma
tjarity declared against him-he became
soured AID complained that his friends
did not labor for him. This Was not
the trouble, however, Mr.. MUsGRAvE
was considered by the reliable AID true
Democracy, too. negative a character,
and he was consequently defeated, as all
such politicians sho Id be. The success
of the Fusionists last year was too much
for men of easy p liticaf virtde-his old
enemies seeing a good victim, talked
much to him of the great wrongs com
United by the Democratic party-how
the party had left hina-in fact
Joseph, although not- the original
Joseph with a coat of many colors-dof-
ed the old one that he had worn until
the oscar and yellow leafn had over
taken him, and sold himself to his life
long enemies for the4Senatorship,-
He could not resist the Syren song OF
his old foe in his old age-they talked
of the S~cnatorship to him-thcy held it
up to his vision, dazzling it before his
mind in every conceivable shape, until
his soul became euamored with it-un-
til at last it became more .enticiug than
the ~ eai
sSmiles that hangs on Htbe's cheek
and MUsGHAvE fell-bnt there was no
commotion among the elements. Sic
transit, &c. nee ls5
1t cannot be denied hat the sole mo-
tive of Mr.. MusGRAyE changing was for
.ofiee-else how is it, that as 0 as he
changed he received the nomination
from the Fusionists ? But the crown
ing act of shame and modification on
the partof Mr.. NJ. was appearing before
the Fusion ratification meeting and ac-
cepting the nomination. His voice and
limbs seemed to trem BILE like BELsH. 4
when he said that he iacrepted it
and endorsed the whole Fnsion platform
OF the 18th of July, aud expressed lin
terms his beliefin the success of
the entire Fusion ticket. b
Who in the Democratic party will be
found supporting a man who has hsf the
party and enlisted for Office with the enc
mics of our party? Who can have amy
in a MAJ who will scheme with
Jcsuits and pray with CALvIN-oppase'
Native Americanism and then embrace
it-who has fought Whiggery the great
est portion of his lifeand t~iieneinbrace it
with as much ardor as the most ardent
could desire-who staidsin the rauks of
the Democratic party as long as they re-
warded him, and when they " cut offsup-
renowned it-who, we ask, Flu
or Democrats, Wings or Adolf
tionists, can support a man of this de
scription ?
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Large Potatoes.

Gen, Fulton left at our office the
other day the largest Potatoes we
have ever seen. One of the three
weighed ID and IA OF, AID the three
weighed 4 pounds and 2 OF, they Were
raised on his large Sheep farm, cosnmon-
ly known as the Fulton farm, one half
mile from Ashland. a.4 San
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Pitch ind

We propose to furnish the Upfoa to
all new subscribers one year from this
date, payable at the usual rates owheh.
Mr. MEDILL is electedG Governor. Should
Grass beaeleoted there will be no
charge. Who dare acceptg aas
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mest over our vast TernitoriS1 posses
sie6s In the Westl
Tbe-happy shouts Of this grateful peo-
pie best told the effect of the conclu-
ding remarks.
Bet il also be borne 10 mind that this
report is copied from a Wing paper.
We ask every candid voter to read the
aud then say what should be the
punishment meetdd out to suclEa set Of
graceless liars, who would thus deceive
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The Fusion County Ticket.

erHW-EELE T-E-
The whole of this ticket with one ex-
ception belong to the Know Nothing
Order, or have belonged, This ticket.
it is expected, will receive the hearty
support of Foreigners in this County
So far as The private character of the
candidates is concerned, We have roth
ing to. say, but we do protest in the
name Of every thing sacred and Repub-
lean tbat. men who belong-to q u Order
as infamous as this, SHOULD not be elect
ed to any Office in the gift Of free peo-
pie. Citizens BY adoption, this matter
is. submitted to you for your especial
consideration. If you prefer men to
fill your Offices. who seek to deprive you
not only of your rights but your life,
then vote for this ticket. It will suit
you exactly, - $3.50 49,
Freesoilers, look at the ticket and
see how many Of your ilk are on t.
Not one It consists of two Democrats
which the Dsnocraticparty has left, ~
and the balance are old line Wings
The whole of them, however, will be
badly beaten. Notwithstanding the
Democratic party has left a few patriots,
it is still strong enough to knock the
noise out of the Fusion party this fall
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TfimbIe stock Rising.

Meetings of the TerMBLE party are
abeing held In all parts of the State We
notice among the appointments that
stheroswilsbe one ;inaAshlandg Thurs
day, Sept. 20, which Will be addressed
by Hon. DAVID TRUMAN, f.. p. Non
TON, and G.B. SMYTHE. pa
At MansfeAo on Sept 10, JgR. SFAx-
PERRY, NozToFs SMYTHE and TRuMAN.
At Wooster, Friday Sept. 81 Hon.
d. HUMPHREY, NoRToN, j. II. sGEiGER
and Gen. DWIGHT JAMES.
straGHAsE and his friends are beginning
to see the hand writing on the wall,
That this big fish Salmon is beat there
can be no question. The Know-Noth-
ines throughout the State have organi
z~edlaeRiNst HIM They will g~oaeFery-
thing diIthe Fusion ticket but CHASE,
for the reason hat they are all Know
Nothipgs except CHASE. The foreign.
free %soilers deserve to have their eye
teeth slightly scarrifed if they support
such aTo1e9A know Nothngs as Tom
Ford SIS
a. e9 s1m e55sE !
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R@c@

Qeere AWin the Fusion bDeacons
and Elderslof the Presbyterian Church.
attend the "Wednesday Evening prayer
meeting, or the Republican class meet
ing held on the same evening?
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e Hats ana Caps.

We refer our readers to the adver-
tisement of MEIcs CAMPBELL stating
that he las a fine lot of Fall aud Win
ter Hats and Caps. We know that
Meigs has a good article always on hand
Call and See. Shop in the room for
merly occupied by VIM. RaIston
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EE Democrats, the Hickory Club
-meetsaa at the room1oyerEsT. GaBusa7
NELL's Store on bext Monday evening,
24th inst The Tax Law will be dis
GUESSED by Gen. FQLToN and othersA
Dare the Fusidnists accept the chal
ilepge, Q wM they endeaYor to come the
LAKE K4sEELTER on us2zs baa gs;g
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* AS Mr.. MusGRAvEis no,o nal

EE As Mr.. MUsGRAvE is no,o max
ing pledges to supportethe whole Fusion
platform, will he pledge himself on the
Temperance question? Fusionists and
Temperance men can yop find him on
this question, OF is he as hard to fud as
JAKE KLINEFELTER ? ~
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- just as we go to press w learu
that the Dem ocrats of Fermillioa aud
Orange Townships had ine meetings Q n
last Tuesday evening. The meeting in.
Haysville was addressed BY Messcrs
KELLoee aud BUSHNELL, and by Gen.
FvLroN and S-AmPsELL in Orapgel
The best feeling peryades the ranks, of
the old and reliable Democracy, Flu
s%ionists take notice and govern ,yonr-
selves accordingly.
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E@ A friend who has a little extra
money on hand, desires us to say that
he wishes to bet as follows:
$50 That the Fusion majority this
Fail in the Senatorial District will not
be as large on Senator. as it was last Fall
on the Fusion Ticket.
$50 That B. w KELLoee, the Dem.
ocratic Candidate for Senator will be
elected.
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e What hes become of the &c
iniusgfMe West" for the present month?
We certainly do not like to do without
so good publication. Will the editors
forward it as usual
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e. We call attention to the adyer5
tisement of Drs. WERTMANs&s NAeLE,
of Sandusky City, in another column of
to-days paper. +, s.e
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D-EMocRATIc MEETINGS
RALLF DEMOCRATS, RALLY

- r1sadoz
ahe fslloEing appointments for Democratic
RsetIpgs have been made by the Central Com
mittee. at which the speakers nameI will posi-
lively b present.
Sullivan, Wednesday evening, Sept. 49,
THos.J- KExxx and D. s. SznrsEL.
Polk, Thursday eyehing. Sept. 2O-Gen. J.
S-FuL1oS and j D.JosEs.
Troy, Friday evening, Sept. 2l-THos. j.
KENNY and J.. D. JoSEs: +
.rESavannah, Saturday evening, Sept, 22-Gen.
j. s. FULroS and JoHS SHER1DN.I
MoheeanyilIes Wednesday evening, Sept. Ig
III. HoorNAs and G. W. BUSHNELL.
Mihin,s. Thursday evening" sept. sO-C: W.
cBtsHsELE and5Jon1D -oudHuzrf sss8T
L~eqdonvilie. Friday evening, Sept. 2l-B.
KELLOGG and c. ". BUSHNELL.
RsnysviiIe. Saturday evening, Sept 2a-B.
IVY KELEoee md g. W. BUsHsEIE.
Rowsburg, Monday evening. Sept. DIV.
2, McCARrr and j j HooraAs.
Burns School House, Milton Township,
Tuesday evening, Sept. SD. S. sAMfsrL
and Gen. JOHN s. FuLroN. eIom
za Raggless Wednesday evening, Sept. 26A
Gen ], s. FuLroS and j. SHEaIDAS.
Perysburg, Thursday evening, Sept. r.
W. B. McCARTY and TT. kenny.
Arrangements will be made atitbese meet
ings forholdiug others, and speakers assigned
Is they may be DESIRED 1t is desirable that
all 4Ownshirsth that havenot already organized
sHiek6Fy Clubs, VIII dose at these meetings.
There viii be at ~Ieastone meeting more heldin
each township between now and the election.
tHandbiI1s win be sent to each township an
Hnouncing themeetings ana thezpedkcrs, which
should be posted TO the best advantage. We
earnestly hePst that these meetings viii be well
attended.
By order Of lie Centrak Coznnaiuee.
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EThe Known othings of Louis
Vile says the Boston Posi- are y burn
eng and shining lights Of the order.
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WEDNESDAY,. 8: SEPTEMBER IS, 1863
DFm0cRAffc tate TICKET.


~ ron covEnson,
-wILLIAM mEDfEE, Of EafrfTela.
ron ErSurErANr GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS, Of Lucas.
ron JUDGES OF TIE suPRgHE COURT,
WILLIAM KENYON, Of Bezmont.
R0BERTB WARDEN, %FFankls8
2 ron AUDITOR OF STATE,
NowM. d. MORGAN, of G~oaaaJlstta
sbfzfs q ron TREAsunEa OF STATE, sd
8 q JOHN G. BRESLdN, of Seneca.
a3agla ron sEcRErARxioF STATE, h. =
fsWTLLIAM FREyITT, gfsFEunkzin
bas can ron ArroREEY sENERAL,
GEORGE w. MeCO0K @Jsgerson
FoA nEstBEar OF raE poARD- OF PUBLIC woHKs
JAMES b. STEEDMAN, Of Lxcas
COUNTY TICKET.
ed For Senator. (
kns B.W. KELLoGG.a 5
~ For Representative, 5
DIR. j. P. fCOYAN,- a5s
For Recorder, /,
GEORGE w URIE-
For Commissioner,
AM0SaHILBORN. Z
For Ip6rmary Director,
GEORGE BOTD0RF.
saaet1 For Coroner,
5 oIbt JOHN WO0DBURN .rs :
ysasaf For, Surveyor, as
hfsd1 s4sJ0HNsKEENE, JR. i
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w bed aandboardt these seven times, endE
havereeeived her backin tears andgood prom
iscs this eighth time ] forbid all men harbor
ing or trusting her OF my account, as I win
pay no debt of her contFactfng he7ealtersE
lib, McDANIELS.
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A T my instance an attnohment was issued
IA o the sixth of September, A. d 1855, by
Z. Lee.a Justice ct the Peace Of RuggIes bov8-
ship, Ashland County Ohio, against the plpna
efy and effects Of Benjamin Mirtin, a noalrets
ident Of said County
September "a, Ie55sls zaHssEs y Sz3&174
AzSea
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Astaehmsns Notice.
Rachel Johnson Plaintiff Before John A.
against AME McGfnsky, j. p. OF
Nelson Slater, Defendaut Montgomery town.
ship, 1AshlAnd County, Ohio
ON the 10th day Of September. A. D.. 1855.
" said Justice issued an order of Attach
ment in the above action. for the sum Of $26.
a6.3g aE1da aoi RACHEL J0HNSON.A
AshlandS Sept. u 1855. e4SwI7O
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PERRY e. ERETY.

5. w. COR. OF 4TH & RACE ST., PHILApELpHIA,
BOOKSELLERS, STATlONERS, PUB.
fishers and Blank Book Manufacturers
T. & +. have constantly on hand an assoft-
ment OF Imported and American Books and
Stationery OF The finest quality, which can
be supplied AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ESTABLISHMENT in The City. Having an
EXTENSIVE BINDERY
connected with our business we are enabled
TO furnish BLANK BOOKS either from the
shelves or made 10 order at the lowest mann
faclurer's prices.
Persons wishing 10 purchase in PhiladeI.
phla will find il 10 their advantage 10 give us
a call before making their selections.
Aii orders by matt promptly attended 10.
Sept. 90, Is55.-6m.
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Sheriff Sale.

RY virtue OF iesIatum wnt Of Uendiiioni
= exponas from the Common Pleas OF Dau-
phin county there win be sold at the Court
house In Bloomsbnrg OF Saturday the 18th
day OF January next, at 1 o'clock P. M. the
following real estate, viz: All that certain
tract of land. situate in Sugaroaf township,
Columbia county, Pa, bounded and descri-
bed as follows, TO wit: On the North BY lands
of John Fullmer. on the East by land Of Bel
les heirs, on the South by lands OF John Ike
ler, and on the West by lands John Kline,
Reuben Gbbens and Thomas Gibbens, con-
tanning one hundred acres be the same more
or less, whereon is erected one and half
story log house and frame barn, with the
sppuftenances as the property of john Koons
STEPHEN H. MILLER,
SHERfFF's 0FrIcE cl..:g
Bloomsbufg, Dec. 1s, ,55, "v.
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To Those Wanting Cheap Clothing !

&GDEk5@Ea<v<x,1 1yImzA9a 90 csaaOe
Fall and Winter Sales
II which LARGEST CHEAPEST and assortment
offered OF
and quality themselves that they compete with The cheapest
all wishing
kinds Of Goods People vey large lot
~ LADIES DRESS GOODS, fs at1 e
WHITE GOODS OF Alb KINDS,
aoensng bands and nmiags - and sdns bonnet bs in large variety vel
All kinds OF sHAWLs bos Bay State WavHe black silk cashmere
of
Jeans, coalng - ,el'
WOMAN CHILDREN
Cloths towelns
drlines. abundance. 't-' = -
anybody O T. =
-Bloombug, October
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