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Is there a North {? s. P. Chase.

The above caption is a flvorite on,
with the Fusionists. Another question
they might ask Is there any har
mony among us We clip the follow
ing from the Cincinnati Times, the
leading Know-Nothing organ in South
ern Ohio. The meeting at which these
Resolutions were passed, was held il
Anderson Tp., Hamilton County.
L. RcSolUcd, That we will not sup
port any IL for Office who is not a true
American.
2. RcS0l0ed, That we will rot sup
port, any disuniohist for any office O
profit. or trust.
8. ReS0lred. That we consider al
Abolitionists as disunionists, and conse.
quently anti-Americau, and unworthy
of our support.
4. RcS0Lred, That in view of the
whole premises we repudiate all action
taken by that Convention, and do not
recognize any one on the ticket as they
now stand as being the candidates of the
American party.
5. Resol0ed, That we are in favor of
a convention, at an early day, composed
of the true blues, forthc purpose o fnom-
mating a ticket of the right stripe.
6. ResolUeI, That we will use all hon
orable means to give a large majority in
old Anderson against S. p. Chase, at
the October election.
7. RcSolred, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Times
and Enquirer.
From leader the in the Times of yes
terday ne make the following extracts ::
1.-The pretdncc, therefore that the
Aaaerican Democratic party is absolute
ly bound b5 the participation of some
of its Individual members in the Thir-
teenth. of July meeting is absurd. They
are nat thus bound, as every intelligent
map who attended the Cleveland. Con
vehtion in June knows full we'll. :
r "The American Democratic PARRY, if
it permits itself to be used by Mr.. Chase,
will present the strange fact of support
ing an opponent of the cherished prin-
a nan who is ~rallying and intends
TO lead the foreign legion against his
american fellow citizens at the South.
Can Americans, or not govern America
without the foreign balance of power,
European Intervention Z? If they
cannot, then is American nationality de-
funct, and StatnOn1iniS unz6rG may be
proclaimed ofthis Republic as an Amer
lean institution among the nations. -
"There is, then, nothing treaehesohs,
or dishonorable in the American DEM
party of Ohio re~pudiating R1r.
if such be It's pleasure the
t~reachery ard dishonor, if any there be,
is in the attempt of those men who pro:
regard for Americans, to submit
to that which they expressly reserved a
right to dissent from and there we leave
this senseless and inpudent charge"
Behold chow sweet it is for brethren
to dwell in unity"
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The unusual quantity of raj. which
fell last June, compared WITH what fell
in the corresponding monE6 in 1854,
(4.460 inches), may be in some measure
accounted for by thcgreater prevalence
of S. and sw. winds. During the month
of June, 1884, the wind from the sw.
was only noticed at 6 different obscrva-
tions aid s. none. While in the same
month in 1855, the sw. wind was mark,
ed at corresponding times of the day,
40 different times, and from the s. 5 diff
ferent times. ,
Now these winds, (sw. ard 8 contain
a large amount of moisture, obtained
from the trade winds oftke tropics, and
from the Gulf of Mexico. This tropi-
cal current moves beneath an upper west
erly current, and by its long csntin-
uance the, atmosphere on the North
American Continent becomes saturated
with moisture. Again,.thc elevation of
temperature on the earth being LigG at
this season OF the year, causes the as
cension- of this moist soutlicrly czfrent, ;.
until it. meets and with 1f.
higher, W. and nv. currents, which are
both cold and dry, blowing from the
snow clad poaks-sE TIE R9eky AsFe;
taIlsiSthGsr forming the most favorable
set of conditions. to large dspos3bp
of ram.
The object of n0ssiig the Xsees Of
the moon in connection witksH5aalt+6f
rain, is simply to +~fnstitusaSn sartos- of
comparisons sshies zkxssdfge stendetk
thronghsa series efsearsssA this or
SONG: similar lnetksff may 60 Far ~ cia=
eidnte The lunsffnAuspe Supposed hs,
many to regulate-<k2E Asse4rant&
of potatoa stss tSS + c6Tfaren &cJS&c.
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A CONFERENCE.-THE General Con-
ference of all Christian denominations
is to assemble at Paris, August Odd
The Bishop of London has published a
notice that, inasmuch as a great number
of British subjects will probably visit
Paris during the summer, and that
there is at present 10 adequate provision
for worshipping after the manner of the
Church of England, the Presbyterian
Council of the Reformed Church of
Paris, have granted the use of the Church
of the Oratoire.
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Special Notices.

T~FSYPHILLS, SCoRFULA AND DISEASED
BIO0D-For these terrific diseases. Carriers
Spanish Mixture is is the only specific.
J@e prcPriutors have in heir possession over
oae hu1dsed certificates OF the most extraordina-
ry cures eilcctcdb by IT.
We refer TO the certificate of Richard adams, late
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va. Edwin Burton.-
Commissioners of the Revenue for Richmond /;
General Welch, of the ammon Ciecus Dr.
Hundley, cf Washington City Mr.. VIM. A Mat
thews, and C.. B.. Luck, Esq, Of
Va, Mr.. F.. Boyden, Exchange Hotel. Va and
a host of others. who have seen cases Of the worst
description cured by Carriers Spanish MIXTURE
They all certify that it is the greatest purifier Of
the blood known.
+4+See advertisement.
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to dwell in unity"

THE PoL1TICAL PRosPEcT IN New
YoRK.-The Albany New York At
las, in speaking OF tho coming election
in n. Y, says:
The Democratic State officers nom
mated in August next will be elected
The Senate and Assembly will be Demo-
cratic. The delegates to Cincinnati,
however chosen, will unite with the rep
resentatives of other States, and. nomi.
nate a candidate for the Presidency who
will be elected"
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The POPULATION OF THE EASTERN
AND MIDDLE STArEs.-The census which
is now being taken in several of the
Eastern and Middle States, indicates
that the emigration to the West and
California has checked the great increase
of population heretofore apparent in the
Atlantic portion of the confederacy. In
New York State especially in the agri-
cultural counties, at many points there
is an actual decrease, in others but a
slight increase. The Providence Jour
nal says the results of the census of
that city, now nearly completed, will
disappoint almost every one. There
has been only a very small increase
during the last five years.
EA A census of Milwaukee has
just been completed, by which it appears
that its population is a little over so, 900.
Of this number 1862 are foreign born.
The increase since 1850 is 10,088.
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July odd, 1855.
SHERIFF.S SAFE.

VIM. K~issler, In Sandusky County
l.u.. I : Miller. Comma" Pleas.
Dursuant to the Command ofanexecution du-
i ly issued in the above case from the Court
of Com mon Pleas, of Saudusky County, to me
directed, l will expose to public sale at the
door of the Court House, in Ashland County,
On Monday, I0M day9fS september 1855.
between the hours often o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock p. NJ. the following described real Es-
tate situated in Ashland County and State of
Ohio, to wit: the undivided one fifth of the
East half of lot number Eleven (ll) in the
Town of Ashland in said County as the prop
erty of James l.. Miller. Terms of sale
Cash. j. d. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, August l, 1855. 10 tsf2,75.
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Ex-PREsIDENr MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
accompanied by Major Van Buren,, his
eldest son arrived at Kinderhook on the
Goth ult., from Europe, after an absence
of two years, in the enjoyment of excel
lent health. On Sunday he attended
the Episcopal church, an on Monday
evening the Velatie band visited his
residence and welcomed his return home
by a serenade.
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August /, 1855.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioner of
Ashland county, at their next regular session,
praying for the extension of and an alteration
of a certain portion of the State road leading
from the east and west center road, and near the
house of DIR. Andrews, in the township of Rug
giles, running south on the line of lots to the
Norwalk and Ashland State road. The prayer
of said petition isto extend said road along the
same line of lots from the Norwalk and Ashland
State road to the old county line, and the altera-
ton of said road to m on the north side
and near milestone creek, and run far enough
east and south to get on suitable ground for q
good road, and thence west and south to inter
sect the CID line of said road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
July 23d, 1855. 4wI0r
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TRUE.-The Sandusky Mirror re-
marks that "there is one thing in this
campaign especially gratifying. The
nomination of Chase for Governor is a
virtual approval of the revolution in the
Legislature of Ie48-'9-the disregard
of the infamous apportionment. and the
admission of Pugh and -Piercel Where
now are all the anathemas Illuminated
against Townsend and Morse? To what
a strange banquet are the Wings invi-
tedI'
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The 9th of August.

From all parts of the State We hear
of old line Wings preparing to go to the
bfGolumbus Convention, for the purpose
of separating the old Wing party from
the Abolition party. The old veteran
q Whigs-thcse who are honest-never
will support CHASE. How can they
support a man who, according to their
own confession, sold the Wing party
out body and soul in order that he
might get the Senate: ship. The true
Wings will never submit to be merged
ipto the Abolition party of Ohio. This
Convention will repudiate the action of
the 18th Of July Convention, and nom
mate an entire ticket. The Convention,
We have no doubt, will be unusually
large. It refresbes US much to see the
harmony pervading the ranks of the
Fusionists.
r. IT'S L-H
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, EE Last week we omitted to insel

81 LastWeeK We omitted 70 lnser1
the name of one of the Central Com
i4nitteesto the call for Primary nomina-
tions. We did not kno who the fifth
ne WIS: We made many Inquiries
I've mention this only because in a little
matter of this sort, so me people mag
inc that it was done inteu tiorally. We
are not aware that it is any Of our bust
ness to ~'reeollect who was appointed on
the Committee, neither is it our place
10 signths name of any person to an ar.
tiele without his consent. We had 20
EHspch consent directly or indirectly.
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0maDenocratic Primary Election.

ENEGETHrTI-L L ~ -
Tm DMocRAcY of Ashland County, are re-
y quested to meet at their usual place of holding
'IEeleetions, in each township, on
Saturday, August 25th, 1855,
hen aud there to organizea Board composed oi
" Judges and one Clerk, who will open a
-PoH Book, IN which the name of the candidate
drumming for office, and the voters name shall
Lie entered. TIL Committee are unanimous IN
recommending that none other than known
Democrats shall be permitted to vote, and that
no Poll Book be received from any township
< thatrefases to conform to, and casts its vote CON
6 otrary to this regulation. Each Poll Book MUST
q contain the NAMrs OF THE VOTERS who voted at
the election-ALL OTHERS WILL BE RE
JECTED. The necessity for these stringent
d regulations viii be apparent, when We perceive
-a-that it will preserve the organization of the De-
,snocratic Party, which is certainly paramount
vltothe promotion of men,.
The Judges and Clerk shall appoint one of
their number to return the Poll Book, of which
. the return Judges and Central Committee will
5Eeonstitate the Board of Canvassers, to be held
lion Monday, August 18th, 1885, at l O'Clock P.
In. of said day, at the Court House, in Ashland,
when the candidate receiving the highest num-
Der of votes for each Office, shall be declared
= The nominee Of the Democratic party. and should
any two candidates receive an equal number of
osyotss for the same Office, the Board of Canvass
--ersishan decide which shall be the nominee
IA majority of the Board shall be sufficient. g
The candidates to be voted for are, l Sena-
e tor, Representative, I County Commissioner,
ICouhty Surveyor, 1 County Recorder, 1 In
frmsry Director.
-eAtthe same time, it is desirable that an ex-
preston of the party, for or against the present
system of nominating candidates, be had. To
this end the Committee recommend that those
entertaining views favorable TO the present
mode, write upon their ticket Primary Meet
ing, " and those opposed, " Delegate ; p and the
mode receiving a majority of votes, will be con-
sidered the choice of the Party.
The Committee trust that all Democrats en-
entertaining feelings favorable to the prosperity
-aa1-4ec-sse Of the Democratic Party, Will be
present at these meetings and contribute their
influence towards keeping up the organization,
which alone produces success. !
II The Polls viii be opened in each township
Tsat s o'clock An and closed ut 6 o'clock P. NJ.
,zsIr5-r1er 1sf CIV. HILL
-cEssz 70 l1 JOHN TAYLOR,
D. CAMPBELL Jr.
MiaDemocratic Central Committee.
F,0 Mr. EpIFoR PLEASE announce the name of
SEOCUM, Esq, as an Independent
EczrRidate for the House of Representatives
~ fIa nzr1fD me- foil 11aoTs,- L
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EEOn Sunday, July 29th, at Rose
Chapel, Gambler, Bishop McIlvaine ad-
mitted to the order of Deacons in the
Episcopal Church, Messrs. H. FL. Nor
rell, John Hochuly, VIM. f. Lloyd and
B. X. Maltby. The latter gentleman
is of this city, and formerly was a Meth
odist clergyman.-CIeVe Herald
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From the Cincinnati Times.
The Nomination of S. p. Chase
Repudiated.

Last evening Witnessed the greatest
gathering of people that has taken place
in this city for many years. At an ear
~ hour, pursuant to call, the citizens be-
gan to flock from all parts of the city,
toward the Fifth street market space.
Rockets and other fireworks were set
eff at various intervals until about 8
o'clock when the vast concur e. { vari-
ously estimated at from ten. to twelve
thousand was called to order by +. P.
Norton Esq. who nominated VIM. A.
Adams as President of the meeting.
Mr.. Adams, on taking the chair. sta
ted in a very few words the object ofthe
meeting. 1t was, he said, to determine
whether the citizens of this city, were
willing to abide by the action of the Co.
lumbus Convention of July 18th. 1t
was an important question.
A Voice" 1t is that we can't 90
Chase.n
The meeting then proceeded to the
selection of other officers making the
following array of
OFFICERS OF H
PrcSident-Wm. A. Adams Esq.
TTce PrcSidenk-Grifin Taylor, Larz
Anderson. Col. W. II. II. Taylor, w.
Johnson, S. G. Parkhurst, y. P. John
son, Il. o. Edwards, Is. Eggleston,
Gen. S. f. Carey, j. NJ. Huston, j.
W. Dufie, j. F. Cunningham.
.Secretary-Dr. r. S. Newton.
The following gentlemen were appoin-
ted a Committee on Resolutions
e. p, Norton, Goe. CHARLSE, S. c.
Parkhurst, G. W. Runyon, E. s. Lip
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Ncp A0ucrtisclnents.

Wi!Iiam Carrier's
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib r
~ has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator, de bonis non, onthe estate of Will
lam Carrier, late of Ashland county, Ohio, de-
ceased. CHARLES p. CARRIER.
July 31st, 1853. 3wI0
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The Ashland Union Against O. E.
Kellogg.


This gentleman in his note to the
Editor of the Times, denies having
seen us or said anything in our pres
ence. Immediately after our paper was
issued, we saw Mr.. KELLOGG, at New
London. He read the article in DR..
McGlellan's Drug Store, and did not
deny what we charged. We were on
our road to Cleveland, and that evening
Mr.. KELLOGG also arrived. There, for
the first time Mr.. X. denied having
seen US. We told him how he was
dressed, SC and he acknowledged that
we ''must have seen him" This is
since his line to the Editor of the
Times. At Cleveland he qualified his
remark about CHASE, this much: that he
would not support him, unless he would
come on to the platform of the Know
Nothing Convention which is to assem-
Bile on the 9th of August, at Columbus.
Mr.. K. may deny what we stated-aud
We believe him to be too much of a
gentleman to wilfully make a misstate-
ment-but with all proper Difference for
his version of the matter We know that
he made the remark we charged him
with making. Perhaps he does not
recollect it, probably from the fact that
he may have been in. the same condition
our friend PufLpor, charges US with
being in at New London, and which
necessarily renders any man unfit for
rccollecting anything, which the Editor
of the Times may know something
about, in connection with our Hay
Scales!
So much to the point. In regard TO
charging US with "lyingl" and those
"who know US" &C., and the bloviating
style of his card, we can only say that
we cannot help instituting a comparison
between him aud EsoP's fly on the spoke
of a wheel as it turped in the sand
''see what a dust lam kicking up"
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Mn. EDIToR-Please announce -tbe name of
B. W. KELLOGG, Esqr., of Ashland county,
as a candidate for Senator, subject to the decfs-
ion of the Democratic party of Ashland and
Richland counties and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and quail
flied, as Administrators of the Estate Of, John
Oliver, Sex, deceased, late of Green township,
Ashland county, Ohio, dated May Ilth, 1855.
All persons Knowing themselves indebted to
said estate by notes, duebills, book accounts or
o otherwise, will come and settle Immediately +;
and all persons having claims against said es-
will present them, properly authenticated
for settlement, within one year from this date.
JOHN X. OLIVER.
August /, 1895. 3wl0%
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MIR EDIroR:-Please announce the name of
DR.. J. P. CowAN, of Jeromeville, as a candidate
for Representative, subjectto the decision Of the
democratic party attheir primary meetings, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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July H., 1865.
NOTIGE

TIME Boards of Education of the different
Il Townships in Ashland County, will take
notice, that the last lot of Ohio School Library
Books are apportioned, and it is expected that
they will call for them Immediately.
ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
July 25, 1855. 3w9.
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SHOOTING AFFAR.-On the 28th- of
June, at San Francisco, Mr.. Robert
Hayes IA brother of Jack Hayes,) had
some personal difficulty with Mr.. OPP
penheim, and drawing his pistol, dis
charged it at the latter, the bullet pass
ing neal his head.
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e Our readers will find on the
outside of our paper a portion oil the Re
port of the Officers of our Rail Road
1t is well worthy a perusaL. Let none
neglect to read It. ID
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TENNESSEE ELECTION !!
JOHNSON.
Democratic Candidate Elected

The following important private dis
patches were received by friends of the
American party at midnight last night.
Gentry's gain in twenty-se7en t0ad-
ties-nineteen hundred. West TeGnes-
see against him. Result doubtful. =
LATER.
West Fesenessee giving us hell RE
suit doubtful-think J6hnson's-ehanres
best. -
LATEST.
johnson undoubtedly elected
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NstEce,

A T my instance sn attachment was this
N day issued by A. H. Palmer, a Justice
of the Peace of Sullivan Township, Ashland
County, against the Property AMI Effects of
L. S, Sage a non-residant of said County Of
Ashland.
Mrs. NJ. A. McNULTY.
July II, 1855. 4w9
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Mr.. EDIToR:-PIease Announce the name of
LUTHER NJ. PRATT. Esq. of Green Tp., Ashland
county, as a candidate for Senator, subject to
the decision of the Democratic party of Ash
land and Richland counties at their primary
meetings, and oblige
MANV nEAEnHp nc
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Ns4h Carolina Election.

The telegraph brings us very Aatter-
ing accounts of the elections in North
Carolina. The Democracy are sweep
ing every thing before them.
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The Editor of the Times in hi

~ The Editor of the Times in his
last, has made a masterly effort to divert
Four. attack on the Fusion party, by
charging tie Democrats and Sag NIGHTS
with laying the ropes to secure the nom
nations. The idea is a brilliant one and
edmay make the defeated candidates for
Nomination much disaffected. It is an
= awful thrust at the leaders of our party.
I'VE hardly know why the Editor ex-
5sPesed the doings Of the Sag NIGHTS.
Tins 9o,der in view Of the astounding
expose, held a meeting and passed the
following Resolutions: G
a6- Resozyed, That inasmuch as the Edi-
tor Of the Tunes has seen fit to expose
the action of this Order in regard to
making nominations, that hereafter We
.owilla take no part in making nemina-
Rssolred, That the great question as
to ewho Ollapod, Jr., is" be set apart
for the considerations Of this Order on
IA 9th day Of August.
~ l. ~ M- e.
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EA We call attention to the Synop-
sis of the weather for June, prepared by
DR.. INGRAM of Savannah.
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MARRlA@E@-

~MARRIED, in Ashland, on the 2Gth, ult.,
ply Vim. Millington, j. p, Mr.. DAVID SAITH to
Mi=s RrrHEY V. Bryan, both of Ashland eoun-
tv, Ohio.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

MIR. EDlToR:-Please announce the name of
Amos HILBoRN, of Milton township, as a can
didate for County Commissioner, subject to the
decision of the Democratic party at their prima-
~ meetings. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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F,0 Mr. EprFoR Please announce the name of
N-ELIAS SEOCUM, Esq, as an Independent
Scz,R1idate for the House of Representative
at the ensuing fall election. 81
Fl PEOPLE.
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THE DNocRAcY of Ashland County, are re-
questcd to meet at their usual place of holding
.11-eleetions. in each township on
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MIR. EDIToR:-Please announce the name of
JoHN TANYER, Of Montgomery township, as a
candidate for Recorder, subject TO the decision
of the Democratic party at them primary meet
ings, and oblige HIS FRIENDS.
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EDITOR UNToS:-Pleese announce the name
of GEORGE W. UnIE, of Montgomery ownship
as a candidate for the office of County Recorder.
subject to the decisian of the Democracy at thei
primary meetings, and obligs
MANY DEMOCRATS.