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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

LAsELLE, H., Nov. 2S.-An Irish mol, at q late
hour last night, surrounded the house Ut the keep
er OF the Jerry Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Bridge. Several shots were fired, anI a man W no
came,to The door was instantly killed and the mob
fled. One man was arrested this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24
AMERICAN IRON MARKET.

PnIL'A., NV. 23.-Transactions during the past
week quite limited, aggregate sales OF pig 1850
tons, uniform rates at S2S, 26, ri. ftr No. /, 2,
and respectively; bars exhibit no evidence of a
are in active request, quotations SOS, cash. Nails
Steady at 4 10 1870.
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1oo.ooo Rs.IIe. Sd s. ono /, a..

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NOTHING IN the marhCIHU thing in the med TEA, mar
| al 3iilclG be rOdlt cd u, quail tIs ''
GREAT HANI'I-DYSPEPTiC,
F. hoSeitei's pre- RraIiOn Is mi Su oil, or.n,,. -
Gre nor Tue mere eEletnetHi Iesut OF srSe a.,irr
FhI SiclaNs Ne' bal ivestlEaliuu II ia tI,s Ts ,r
t"ui'u ara eeooSte study O one OF the nosi srit,s,
w HOsteHer submits his tmValu HE biters IN amer -
me"l VI WnstiA SUI better, PeT-UnS trial uuor
your n%h Constitutions TIC Iue p opertIe nj tL.sc ~
ieS wiW he inud 10y the first auyss ana ne ,T1 IT,.
ut their great Hg6diciia eseCIS Wi, he NJ AZ vi ~, Is
an almost incredible short SPACE tine Uop Tu"T SS
.tel.- .-4ta Is. Il t-. 'fs -S'NH AN4's9
Are a!srertic2 Then take ,sse celebrated s,Ua.
are bt,iousG Toy one to,e Of 1sse St,,,r,, nd
/ he IeieVed at once. ny FS ,tF''@'e "H
Are annoyed by indgcstiuh1 Remove ,b. c,u., D.,
1 lhc ;lee use OF lleSe bate
Have yoc lever AND aEu7 How many fhcllsa nd an io
Mest ah Soulh have beet cured Of bhts enhstiiom de.
s"oylns disease 6y tneiTee use UI these btIels
l. All should try THIS auiilOe teiIrre ~ ,r
hrm uLIi White iuslcIcT'S Bitten aIk nSeiJ nrase T.
! Nui ard oSUe calIrIl occ.lr. ~ ~ ~
Ohs Nlic SiAsSul aken thee times day hesoya nrens
VIII DC iuid G'cat tome OkeLl winch III vslh snn,cj
ae Meh re Sons' satisfied The TACT, as the, yytIi O.
W ,ENliis tNe oit ollc trial. ass}rssA cEsf
iAs'e ave "th hiles,' represented to he The sare
Mi,sh "lr S"i Lively S0IlLlc&E Our U.s. cts Sio
wtanat rival iLeiI ueiCIHh. qualities TIrsy ere
~. VIII s9l4iu les con aiIG full quart, with tho
Sn,; va, w. a. s's'es's S'Staeeh SiiIssSj"
olo"h oil Tue DO None OlheI EeuIdIe. i7Ia15 y
PAIc Ne DuLLAR a ROTrLE, is'
N FOR sale BY all tic principal Druggists hoteJ k5ra
StsISs AZ" 'e''F'S aeeFaiy th"ushOut The uuiiod
kUSHFlEL a, Co, md
icoa., ,,.r, -,..- ~ ih'~MFS"N a PAllkRSoE,ggl
s-lS----,-lE.-r a- Is u w feeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

s.IR1OVIN SAIl'lIIS Z4NHEs TEl5--EIUUUC q sCOTt o.
the keepers of the principal hotels anil liquor sa-
looms were before Mayor Conrad, of Philadelphia.
on Putsday, for selling hquor onsunday. They
were severallY Leld 10 answer in $1,000 ball.
The Supreme Court decided but few days ago in
Pittsburgh, that tbs Sunday law,cf 1851 was IT,
pealed by the act that went into effect on the list
or October.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24


smOcklNG AFFAIR.-The Richmond Dispatch re-
cords the following shocking accidentand death,
which occurred on Monday last, on the farm of
Mt John'D, Quaries, Henrco county, about three
niles from Richmond:
Four lads from twelve to sixteen years Of age
named SGnl. Hicks, Geo. Wade, John MUuntioy,
aud SnmI. Beechnm, procured gnms and started OF
on hunting excursion. After reaching Mr.. Quar-.
les fam, George Wade fred his gun alta bind,
the Other three Standing near him, and then ST op.
ped to reload. After putting in his powder, wnds
and shot, lie raised his Gowllng piece to his arm,
cooked it aud put cap on the uipple. He then
attempted to lower the 1hanmer, but in doing
il slipped from bis ingt rs, fell upon the cap and
exploded ii, causing the barrel to discharge and
deposit IFS contents thelei; Sle of Samuel Hicks
head, who was unfortunately standing directly in
front aud within few feet OF the muzzle, blowing
ont his brains, and thereby causing immediate
death. Not knowing what to do, aud being al
armed, the her two boys, al the request Of Wade,
promised 10 keep the accident secret aud with
that understanding, they left tfer dead cOmpan-
ion in the woods, and returned home at night.
Some hours after having Retired O rest, tile cir
cumstance- prayed so heavily uRon young Mount
Joys mind that he called his mother and told
ter what had hap ened, and, yesterday mcrnIng
she tToke the he. II ending news the patents oil
young Hicks. Justice R. 3. Tyler was sent for.
aud accompanied by the boys and lumber oil
Hther PERSONS, search was instituted, and the DO
dy fyOung Hicks found, his brains scattered on
The ground.
Justice 7. after seeing the body, had jury of in
quest summoned, before whom tile boys, the CON
p:nionS of young HICKS, were examined. All oil
them concuTTed in the statement that the killing
was purely aCcids ntal, and gave as an excuse for
attempting 10 conCeaIi, that they supposed II ne
yer would be found out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

Tux ALEXANDRIA (VAl CNLAMlrY.--The fire
that occurred at Alexandria, Va, on Friday even
ing, whct, proved very disastrous. not only in the
destruction Of properly, but Of human life, we
lave alreaiy noted. The large brick warehouse
OIL King street occupied as China s;ose, was set
on fire, AMI such were the preparations made,
with cot on saturated with camphene, trains OF
powder, &C., that it was evident the inceniiary
intended TO make sure and speedy his work Of de-
sIructiOn. The entire buldnga ard its contents
the latter worth about SI6,GO0--weEe destroyed;
but the buildings on either SIDE, almost miracu-
lOuSly, were saved. The goods were INSURED 10 the
amount of 2o,Of0! The most melancholy part of
the Story remains untold. The Alexandra Ga.
zette says:
''As the bodies were SucceSsiveIy brought from
tie mass of burning materials, the most intense
grief was exhibited by the hundreds assisting IN
the melancholy duties OF the occasion. The vic
tins were all much bruised, aud burnt and man
Rled. The remains were carried to the homes of
the deceased, followed by weeping crowds. And
oh! wLo can paint the deSnlauUn of those homes !!
Who eau tell the grief Of the tereaved widows,
and fatherless chidr, n, the afecti0nate fathers,
mothers. SlsteTsa:d brothers. Nj. Plain, Mr.. Yay-
LOT, Mr. Roach, Nh keene and Mr.. Evans were
married with fanlIies; the other victims VT re
yonng men in the pride and prime Ollie. When
Their epitaph is written let II be: They died at tie
post of danger aud OF dutyn
Profound grief reigned over this city. The ca
lanity so sudden and severe, that it seemed
II the citizens would scarcely leaize its horrors
Business stopped its wheels, and the most care
less were brought to rehsct most seriously on such
melancholy event. What must be the feelings
of the incendinFy-if he has human hi art in his
BOSOM.
Tie funeral OF all The victims, with the cxcen.
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SuPPOSEn SIIICLnE

~ =a.f5ss.- SUPPOSED SUICIDE f=sF -
BosroN, Nov. 2Snl.-Josiah B. KilbuIne, of the
firm, OF French, Wells & Co., crockery merchants,
is missing, and it is supposed las committed sui.
eide. He was Director of the Grocers Bank
His financial accounts are SAID 10 be correct. ~
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RIVER ANN WEATI

BAIT, Nov. 2}.-The southern mail OF th
morning brings no papers south Of Augusta, Ga.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24
NEW YORK MARKET

Nov. 23l.-Stocks steady. Cleveland & ToIe.
do 754. Michigan Southern R. n. 934. Va. 6's
944. Reading 9I3 Cumb rand 253 Erie 533.
GaIenr & Chicago 100 Pa. Coal c.. 983. ster.
ling heavy.
Cotton market firm with sales 500 bales.
Lard dropping, sales 90" bis. Whisky inprov-
ing, sales 200 bis OHIO at 4O4. Coffee firm, sales
1000 bags Rio at III. Sugar dull, sales 600 hhtts
LinSeet and Ianl oil quiet Iron declined, sales
$50 tons Scotch pig atIl. Butter and cheese are
firm. Freights unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

OVER the FALLs.-'The steamer Altamont.
which left Gere on Sunday fer ST. Louis, with a
heavy cargo. was safely piIotsd over the Louisville
Falls on Wednesday.
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Ta.iANKSGIVI

PITrsmuRcu, Nov. 23d.---Yes'erday. Thanks
giving day, was very generally observed, all the
business houses were closed and the churches
were well Fl led.
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Card.

ITENRY TALLtNT. LEwIS s. DRLtPLaIN, and
IL WILLIAM TALI.lN Nj have tOrnned c1-partner-
SHIP for she purpose OF tTansactis Wholesale Grocery
and Diy Goods and Forwarding aud General out,nssiun
business ia this city, unde the drm of lLLANT * DE-
LAPlAIN Tie Eboicsa!s Dry Goods business will be
conducted at Nc 81 Main street and the wholesale Groce
y and COtnllis Siot business at No G9 4laM street
Ample aud $easuRshe Siecks OF Dry GOodS aud GrOce
'Hswlll always be on sale at OS pIIees aud aCc0m
nodattns ietn TO which they earnestly invite the alter
ton ." LOSE FUVgRE.4r ma3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrSuURGIr, Nov. % River feet G inches,
falling. Weather ciendy.
C,SqlSxArI, Nov. % River risen IS inches.
about stationary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24
ACCIDENT.

ROCHESTER,, Nov. 22.-As the express train was
near Spencetpott, on the Niagra Falls Railroad
Ibis lEernoon, the engine was thrown off the tack
and the engineer and fireman 10th killed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

BALTIMORE MARKET.
e Nov. 23d.-Flour firmer aud active. sales of
Howard ST., City Mills and Ohio at s9,25. Wheat
about cts better. Corn unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

REMOV Al. IT
NJ Reilly has removed rom his old stand In War
M ket Square TO that new and spacious warehouse,
No. OF, front, west side Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy, lately occupied By MessIS AMMAN
d Mcguire, as commission house. Nc las on hand
large and general Groceries and Liquors
which he will sell a; hoIesale at the lowest nurkep price
AlsO:-GunpOwder OF every description, and Safety
Fuse. sp15
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

GOING SOUTH.

ON and after Tues day, August T. 1850 until rtherno-
" te TrahS viii IInl 'ss flows, (Sudays except
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24
Marsh & Wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RhTAiL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES. .
lar TuE STAND or j. q NAKsu1 10
No. IS Monroe street, t'
rxEEr pom rn nnrrr. nrr .r..s..

[NEHT DooR TO "EvrE OFT. Ann .co,s1 ~ a
w a,e H1w iecci Siig iIOn manufacturers
ONe VI e 1'Gest aud Dett Appointments or bOotS
kcl mes having 9eem selected with great cafe and
% 10 orIe. aecUrlII4 10 our direcuOns,
VI are low prepared 10 accommodate Our customers
Whsle ol retail, within variety OF Fall and win.
cay cl'he "a htye quality or material, ordSTGbity or
NO E,a'S"" whs'"er made IN tins city any OihOr
our AtocA consists in alt of,hs fnlloxln. ,rtiere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

I' y. MARSH. .aa H-ts 81. T.4wAYMGN
Co-Pa1tnership. rs
T Is MARSH mas this day associated with him 81 r.
u Wayman, for Il purpose OF tlansactfng whole
sale and retail BOOT Shoe business the old
B Marsh, No 30 Monroe street, door TO Greer,
OFT & Co, under the fi,mof
...s.s,st....s MARSH & WAYMAN.
July 1St. 1875 ju20
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New Arrangement.

sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
q i n 80 RAILROAD. e rs -
Ss 49, 49, - 80 -
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MEDICAL.
N NHoULD Try ~
STOMACH RITTFRs.

D r. s.. n oST ETTER,s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

7FlaE .LaKE Flsu win be offered for sale this
morning at tile Boat Store corner:
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NOIICE-EAI Rs4.
sJAVlNG hecn East aud selected tho most splendid
IL lots OF marbieeVer brought this Hrsik et,
all lends 10 call Immediately and leave their orders
for kind they may want.
Having purchased largely ! VIII finish ur work IN tile
latest and most approved styles and at The lowest rates
issS ssN - - ''F'4N'' MI. RoHAN.
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UST IeceIved and Al the IUeal market lces:
u , sToss sEahieStOCk'S Eernriusei ~
5-5 Mclanie's tlO
r-E 3 do Liver Pills;
1e Nerve and Bone Liinent;
Georges Saisamic Compound;
..tt5 Q = nr. WeareT'S Eye Salvt1 H'S1i' sf'
b sssa1a = Green's OXygenated I;lileTs y
mh6 or ~ II GRUMRACKER.]
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

Added to this vast and imposing body were the
leyeTend clergy Of Alexandra and neighboILood;
ttenthe famrieS and immediate friends of each
of the deceased, aud many hundredS, if not thou
sands, of other cil'zenS OF Alexandra, Washing
ion aud G O:gatown, who, pinned in tie long and
IDouFnfnI tFain sF'f .N+
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24

DoY'S calf boots; f4-7
u, do KipbOots;
do cali Oxford Tics;
do bTuganS;
Boys boots and shoes every kind and description;
Also, childen's Shoes Gales, &c, OF all sorts aud
sizes; IN TACT suit everybody in anything they may
want III line. Don't 1873 street, W ecling,
Country merchants sorting up t6i cash win do
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-24
FLOUR. GRAIN, SEEDS, BUlTER, &C.

VJTunted THE Subscribers will purchase OF make
M Iibeia! advances consignment baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA New York -four, wheat, rye, oats, COTii
barley clover and timothy seeds Also Luiter 6solid
picked and eggs GILL. e. Co. as
- age Water
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Nsm Stock of Boots and Shoes at
Nj. DORSEY,S

4 40 1873 AEaiM al. 4 floors 6rsolo U;tfo.a sL
H AVINGs etuueii manufacturing Esis bIiSh.
Ii meltsol the East with stock OF boots and Shoes,
all the varied stYles lULJhe present and
preaching season Of 1885, would Ie$ectIly Inv lie
and all TO Ia aud examine my stock, am confident
That can suit all and every body goo pretty,
and thsap goods will do intend TO keep The hest quail
y Of goods in my line, and viii sell as cheap ilot cheap
er Than heycan be bought elsewhere. Cali and examine
for examining. 80.
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row Den MaG-sZiNE .laE1
TIL L undersigned wilt receive storage. any Powder
Which may he CiIeI cd. u,IeIaie charge. lie has
arge and substantial repTOOi buildings with CAPACITY
contain 10, Go kegs OF powder,
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+ @ New and Elegant. ~
'1NIiE uRde signed besS INFORM his friends Bnd
PATRONS aid lie citizens oil Nterng gene Il y, that
he has just received lbs srTiIs and SUmlsr sjockOi
CLOTHS, cA%sIMHLES ANn EE:STINGSr -t-aa
which he is prepared de, short Otice,t
the latest and approved and hcStnI1nGer
J. II. STALLSlAN. Merchant Tailor,
apI7 NJ. =, Washington Hall.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-07-04

fight, shoulder to shoulder, stood for
eigners of almost every nation, spilling
their blood to secure for US the very
thing we nov seek to deprive them Of
the enjoyment of liberty. This Order
seeks the very thing We complained OF
Great Britain, viz: taxation without
representation. At another time we
shall s1eak more freely on this subject
This day is sacred to liberty. 1t is
said that ii waa the desire of those
whose bravery secured US u liberties
that this day should always be eelebra-
ted. So Ear it has been done. The
names of the signers of the Declaration
of Independence will never be forgot
ten.
"Their names shall live from age to age,
And ever may this glorious morn
Proclaim their deeds to hosts unborn.
Then hail " Columbia ever more,
Thy glory CLEANS from shore to shore.
And may we ere defend the boon
Our sires by noble deeds have DONE"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-07-04
NOTICE.
Bowmasser
PrrrrIos ron Dlvoacr.

Ann Bowmasser
Solomon Bowmaster.
THE SAID DEFENDANT Is HEREBY
j. notified, that Ann Bowmaster the Plain
tiff filed q Petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, of the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, on the third day of March A. ID. 1855.
against the said Solomon Bowmaster. The
said Petition sets forth, among other things,
that the Plaintiff and Defendant were lawfully
married about the month of April, A. d. 1916.
md that they lived together as husband and
wife, until the month Of February, A. d. 1852.
at which time the Defendant left his home, and
his said wife, without any just cause, and that
main wilfully absent from his family; and that
said Defendant has been wilfully absent for
more than three years. The said Petition also
sets forth, and charges, that the Defendant has
been guilty of adultery with one Charlotte
Walden in the year A. D. 1851, and winter Of
A. D. 1851 and 1852, and also that he was gull
ty of adultery with divers other persons during
the time he lived with the Plaintiff. and with
out the knowledge of the Plaintiff; and also,
that he has been guilty of other crimes and
misdemeanors, and the prayer and object of
said Petition, is, that the marriage contract ex-
listing between the parties, be dissolved and
set aside, and that the said Plaintiff may have
reasonable alimony out of the estate and prop
erty Of said Defendant, and that she be restored
to the name of Ann Rodocker, the name she
bore before her marriage to said Defendant,
and to all the rights and privileges she enjoy
ed before her said marriage.
FULroN q McCoMBs, Pet'rs Attyis.
June 26, 1855. SOW.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-07-04
9Th of July in Ashland.

Mr.. EDrroR 1t is generally be-
lieved that the glorious Fourth will &C.
tually be in Ashland this week. The
notice in favor of the Picnic you refer
red to in your last issue is quite unani-
nous. And the good ladies who are
preparing the "Pies'n things" wish it
distinctly understo. ID hat all the teach
ers aud pupils of the Union School, the
parents of the pupils and the patrons
and friends of the school are invited to
attend. They will not object if every
mother and daughter in the village furn-
ish = share of the edibles for the occa-
sion. They wish the active co-opera-
ton of all the ladies of the place in
spreading the tables in the grove during
the forenoon of the Fourth. At /
o'clock p. NJ, tho exercises of the High
School will be attended; and immedi
ately after the close of those exercises
the procession will form in the vicinity
of the School room and proceed to the
enjoyment of that Picnic. And sure
ly, attended by youth and beauty, elo-
qcenes and song friendship and love.
abundance and gratitude, it will be a
delicious occasion.
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Democracy Triumphant in San
Francisco. The Victory over
the Know Nothings.

Since our municipal election, under
the new charter. has now fully trans
pred, we cannot review the main fea-
lures of the battle with the certain re,
suits before us. Monday was a day of
more Importance from the fact that the
election is understood as sending a
weighty moral influence into the contest
of cur general election in September
next. We rejoice to find that even in
the Strong hold of the Know Nothiags,
in the very precincts of their uuhallow-
ed wigwams. at the very doors of their
midnight oath chambers, the firm, the
true-hearted, the patriotic old democra-
cy of the land have met and vanquished
them. Oar election is acknowledged by
all to have been conducted in a quiet.
respectable manner. There have been
no frauds on the part of the democrats
The Know Nothiugs are suspected of
uufairnecs. We are unwilling to charge
them with the colonizing of voters or
with Partially in receiving votes,o or with
frauds i'll returning majorities from
wards where they had things in their
own hands, and true to their instincts,
kept their proceedings secret from all
impartial inspection Of their fellow citi-
liens. WE will charge these shameful
transactions upon the intolerate cne-
mics of the democracy so soon as they
can be proved. aud we have great reason
now to apprehenI, from some of the re-
suits, in certain wards, that whatever of
foul play has been practised, can be laid
at the door of the Know Nothing party
and its INSCRIPTIONS outside emissaries.
The day is ours, we proclaim this vic
tory to our brother democrats through
out the State, aud to tLose of the Union
at large, as a triumph of democratic
principles over the drilled, organized,
sworn and intolcrant enemies of popular
freedom. We proclaim it as a noble vim
dication by our people of the doctrine
of popular sovereignty. We herald it
with Joy to our friends in the interior, as
a forerunner of still brighter day for
our FURNISHED armor and blazoned flag
in the field Of the ides of September
ne1t.-Cahtornia Herald.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-07-04
NOTICE.

ELIZABETH RANKIN AND JAMES
IL Rankin, Peter Bowman and Sophia Bow.
man, Henry Bowman and Delilah Bowman are
hereby notified, that on the S6th day of June 1855
Elizabeth Bowman, of the County of Ashland Il
Safe of Ohio, filed in the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, her Petition against the said Elizabeth
Rankin and James Rankin, Peter Bowman and
Sophia Bowman, Henry Bowman and Delilah
Bowman, and against Mary Myers and Daniel
solomon Bowman and Susannah Bowman, Jer-
emiah Bowman, Sarah Holmes and David
Holmes, and Nancy -Barrack and Jacob Bar
rack alledging that Peter Bowman SEN, of said
Ashland County, died on or about the 10Th
day Of December, A. D.. 1854, leaving the said
Petitioner his widow, and the aforesaid persons
his heirs at law and diyisess that the said
Peter Bowman during coyerture with said Pc
titioner was seized as an estate of inheritance
of the following real estate situate in the Coun-
ty Of Ashland and State of Ohio, and being
the east half of the south west quarter of section
thirty one, of township twenty three, of range
fifteen, containing eighty acres, and that said
Petitioner is entitled to dover in said premises.
The prayer of said Petition is, that said Petit
toner may have reasonable dover assigned to
her in said premises, that the aforesaid persons
may be made defendants and answer said Pc
titiun and for other relief; and the said Eliza
beth Rankin and James Rankin, Peter Bow
man and Sophia Bowman and Henry Bowman
and Delilah Bowman are further notified, that
unless they appear and plead, answer or de-
muir to said Petition, within sixty DAYS after
the Rext term of said Court, the said Eiizabeth
Bowman at the next term after the expiration
of said sixty days. viii apply to said Court to
take the matters Of said Bill as confessed, and
to decree accordingly.
ELIZABETH BOWMAN.
By FULroS d McCoMRs, her Att,ys.
June 26, 1855. SOW.