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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
"Row your Boat to Shore, Billy
Row.


The Big Boy-not of the Slashes, but
of the Ashland 1yn1es-who, by some
mistake in the lnws, got to voting and
has ever since claimed to be a man,
among other things In his last issue,
says:!" We used to have a little hard
feeling towards Mr.. KExPP for one act
of his towards US, but in view of his
printing bills as compared with his sue
cessOr, we hereby forgive him and give
him credit for some little public virtue :"
Since the publication of the foregoing,
we have received a note from Mr.. KNAPP
in which he speaks as follows -" Be SO
good as to say to the Editor of the Ash
land Times hat I can now die with the
assurance that at least act of my life
was right, and farther, that his course
towards me has been that of a poltreor
and a knave. Say, too, that L always
regarded him as a fit subject for tho pc
Guitar Institution of the South, but OF
account of knavish p~ropensities L fea1
he can never even be given away lie
90 of that ere Tartar. 81 -ro'-=rr
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Hifalutiu.

NANCY, of the Times, has grown po-
etical. Hear him ! -
"The sudden appearance of the Mis-
sourians at all the election districts in
Kansas, reminds one of Millions de-
scription (
When the potent rod
OF Amnon's son in Egypt's evil day
Waived round the coast, up called apitchy
cloud
e Of locusts, waving on the Eastern wind
That DER the realms of impiOus Pharaoh
hurry
Lik night, and darkened all the land Of
Nile"
He was seen by a citizen of this place,
a few evenings since, sitting on the back
stairs of a certain building, with his hat
drawn oyer his eyes, and, to all appear
ances, in a spiritual mood, and was heard
to soliloquize as follows
Old hopes, that long in dust have lain,
Old dreams come thronging back again.
And BoYHooD lives again in me"
Pass round the big-bellied bottle =,
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Hand us an Onion, Chairman.

Hand us an Onion, Chairman"
JEFF says he has been to see every
Merchant in Ashlands and they are will
ling to certify that he will pay his debts.
We don't believe it. We insist on the
proof-nothing bat a certificate will
satisfy us. We have been to see nearly
every Merchant in this place concerning
the article in the Times, and was in
formed by them that not only had they
never counteranced any such an idea as
stated by the Times, but were willing to
have their names referred to as discoun-
~tenancing it and disclaiming it as a fact.
Some stated that they were willing to
publish a card over their names, but for
the fact of the well known personal and
malicious vindictiveness oftbe Editor OF
the Ashland Times, they did not wait
to incur his peculiar kind of revenge
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A Few Lies Nailed !

AT the risk of mourning the displeas-
ure of a portionsof our readers, we de-
vote d few more lines to the Boyish ar
ticles written by the Miss Nancy Editor
of the Times. The Editor verges on
s~iIliness in his remarks about US. BE
says we attacked the Insurance Oompa-
ny, and then a~pologized for it. We
challenged him to point to a single in
stance where we lad reflected on the In
surance Company, but instead of doing
so, proclaims that we recanted! What
a boyish subterfugel Again, acting
upon the principle that q lie we'll stuck
to is as good as the truth, he continues
his ranting about our exorbitant charges
for printing. We offered to leave it to
any five printers il Ohio, whether we
have charged more than the regular
rates. Tne Editor is nc printer, and
knows as little about the business as he
/ does about Law, which God and his eli
ents know is very little. We do not
not deny having printed blanks for the
Clerks office, but we do say that the
Editor lies willfully when ne chargesu us
with having printed more blanks than
will supply the Office for the next three
years. He says, any n that has .
particle of doubt, can see those blanks
by stepping into the Clerks Office. >
Will the present Clerk dare make a state
ment similar to the one published in the
Times, and be qualified to it +? If the1
are there in the same quantity as repre-
sentod, he can do it. Again he says
avery true we did bring some forms
from Norwalk, but Mr.. KNAPP printed
some" Another lie-Mr. KNAPP new
printed one of them. A better effor
at condensed lying we have e seen
If we have erred in this matter, W.
have done only as we have been done
by. We used blanks when in the
Clerks Office which were supplied by oul
predecessor, and if the new Code hac
not been adopted, there would still b.
enough to last the " present Clerk " du
ring the next ten years. We alsc
supplied our neighbor with piles 0
these blanks, made useless by The
adoption of the new Code, which he usec
for rapping paper. And yet this white
livered scullion now wines like a whip
cur, because we got the job of re-sup
plying the Office instead of himself
What a marvellous difference there is be
tween tweedledum and t~weedledee !
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a.upion Of caution and boldness which
has hardl5 az parallel in history /; and he
seems to be we'll assured of the complete
success of every plan before he under
seigeNof Sebastopol, or the war with
Russia, for admirably as his tongue
serves him, lie makes it serve him best
when it keeps his COUNCILS. OF him, in
dsed. mayJit be said hat if speech be
silver, silence is golden. The very fact
that this man is willing to undertake
the direction Of affairs IN the Grfmea,
promises much for his success for he
has shown that thef Plays no game which
he does not see through to the end and
he knows that the loss of this would cost
him his crown, and perhaps the head that
wears it. usEIg GU
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Donation Visit.

The numerous friends of BENZ. CRoSE, ESQ
design visiting him on next Friday afternoon
and evening. 1t is hoped, that all who were
his friends in prosperity may be seen at his
residence, ready TO extend +" aid and comfort ,
to him in this his hour of distress.
We are also requested to say. that it is not
expected, that any refreshments Will be taken
to his house, owing to the want of room. Re
member, that the greatest of all the virtues
is Charity. Charity extends beyond the
grave throughout the boundless realms of eter-
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g Miss NANCY actually has h

E Miss NANCY actually has the
hardihood to deny that he tried to ex-
anime u account with a Merchant of
this place, after we had settled. And
this, too. with the facts staring him in
the face. He cannot prove that he did
not. We hope to be able to show up
some of the meanderings of this Fancy
man in looking into our private business.
We are aware he will deny it. That's
his business. Has community no pro-
from such " curS Of lor5 degree 2''
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6Iack be made rhite ?
The Lost is Found.

-OSS ~ SNA
Speech Of Hon. VIM. Nancy Osborn,
dczirertd at The great Wing DRINK
in ashland, m tile night after the
October Election.
A company of ten OIL twelve boys and
a half a dozen tipsy Orators, having
marched up and down Main street, nc
companied by one bass and two kettle
drums, assembled in the public square
which was Illuminated by a burning tar
barrel. Loud cries for Miss Nancy.
Out stepped the Orator-hat on the side
of his head like a New York Short Boy,
and walking like a COW at full gallop-
and delivered himself as follows:
"Wel, boys, (hic) the same SPIRITS animate
me tonight, that animated my revolutionary
forefather (Cheers.) We've used up the uni
versal Dimmecratic (hic) party-there hain't
a GREEsE SPOT left of 'em. (Bombastus furioso
on the drums) We've elected our whole tick
ct, boys, 'cept them that got licked themselves,
myself (hic) included among the latter. (Beef
hound blows a blast on the French Horn
Hurrah for Anti-Nebraska Death to eur
riners down with the Pope of Rome, (hic)
and up with the patent gospel. (Chcers from
the boys, and cries of go it, Nancyl' Go it,
did ye say? Lord didn't I go it, though hate
a bigger worse than inguns or skunk cabbage !
lSomebody suggested that he was treating ON
facts. Well, boys, / guess Ipl yield the floor
to a more ADLER [hicl speaker, and lay down
and get [hicl sober" [Orator fell back into
the arms of a full-blooded Hessian.
There were two lodged together
One cried, "God bless us! Z" and " Amen " the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
GREAT aIDAR@A1N@
Competition Defedt
NEW WALLPAPERS.

- C. TIGKNoR, atothe NEwMANs-
,. FIELD BooKsroRE, Sign of the Huge
Book, has just received the largest and best Sc
lected stock of sa
Wall Paper, Borders, Curtains, &C.,
ever brought to this market. 1t is all new
styles and patterns, and bought at greatly re-
dnced prices, and can be sold at much lower
figures than can be offered sewhe Partic-
ular attention IS called to the fact of our stock
being ENTIRELY NEW, not having been
handled and moved from storeSt to store and aG-
cumulating for the last generation, but a NEW
clean and fresh stock of great variety in styles
and prices. Call and examine
N. B. This stock has.not- been exposed to
coal smoke or dust, which is exceedingly in
FURIOUS to paper. pSatnples can be seen at
II. C. BushneT's Store, on Main ST., Ashland
Mansfield, May l6, 1855. -. n5ltf.
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SHERIFFaS SALE.
John Younker,
VS.. In Ashland Com. Pleas.

John Younker,
VS.. In Ashland Com. Pleas.
Absalom Leggett.1 zgss1
PURSUANT to the command of an
l. Execution, issued in the above case. from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty, in the State of Ohio, TO me directed,I will
expose to public sale, at the premises Of the
above named Absalom Leggett, in. said Coun-
Saturday,, the 26th dayaof May,
A.. D., 1855, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. M, and fourlo'clock,4P NJ, of said day, the
follow ing described goods and chattels, to
wit Three acres, mofeior less, of oats in the
ground ten acres, more or less, of wheat In
the ground one two horse wagon, and one
three year old cow as the propertyo Of Absalom
Leggett. Terms of sale-Cash
z1a 94sla JOHN d. JONES, Sheriff. !
May IA, 1855. yt s~nslts-pf$2.
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Terrible Know Nothing Riots at
the louisville, Kentucky Elec-

Terrible Know Nothing Riots at
the louisville, Kentucky Elec-
tions.
Below will be found a synopsis OF
a Know Nothing Riot at the recent
Louisville election. This organization
seems to be coming more Desperate
The rights of freeman to vote as they
wish, has already been outraged in sever
al instances. Such brutal conduct as
was made use of to carry an election
speaks for itself. The intelligent reader
must condemn every thing connected
with this Order $3.50
The Louisville Democrat thus de.
scribes the scenes of Saturday: ~
/" Saturday morning early a crowd of
jackets, hyenas, and bawdy-houscs bull
lies took possession of the polls in the
First and Second Wards, sweaaing that
no anti-Knew Nothing, foreigner on not,
should be allowed to vote, or even ap-
proach the polls; and they kept their
word faithfully. A few of the incidents
we will give our readers
"Dr. Strader, passing down Main
street from the polls, was stoned by the
crowd, and compelled to run. This
was about the beginning.
An aged German, some sixty years
old, was standing on the door-sill of his
house on Clay street, near Main, say
ing nothing to anybody, when the crowd
assaulted him, dragged him into the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
NEIL HOUSE. COLUMBUS.

This popular House has lately been refittcd
throughout all its various departments, by w
FAILING, the Proprietor. 1t is now, as We
think it always has been, the very best Hotel
in Columbus. Every room is well furnished
with entirely new furniture of the latest
style. Tho Proprietor is a model gentlemen,
and every guest receives his personal atten-
ton. Persons visiting the Capital will find
it lust as we represent.
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An unknown friend sends US a
note saying, give the Times fits. He
oven sent the powder to blow them up.
Thank you we feel able to blew them
up without the aid of powder. As the
Times received a note Of the some sort,
we feel like " pitching in"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
FRANKLIN HoUsE. CANTON

1t waes our pleasures shorttlme ago, to tar
ry a few days at this popular House, kept by
JouN D. SNYDER, Proprietor. There are but
few Hotels in Ohio, that a wayfarer can feel
more at home, than the Franklin. The host
and hostess are untiring in their efforts to
please. If there is any more polished gentle
man in Ohio, than Mr.. SNYDER, we have yet to
find his whereabouts.
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NOTICES.
May Day.

We return our thanks to the Mas
tiers and Misses of the Primary and
Secondary Departments, of u Union
School, for their kind remembrance of
us in the midst of their joyous and in
noeent May Day amusement. We ac-
cept the cake with thankfuiness, and
hope they may live to sec many moro
gala-dayr. g
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AMEs 4 LEACH AsHLAND.

In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of MEssRs AMEs & LEACH, Carriage
Makers. Some of the best Carriages used in
Ohio arc made in Ashland. They have a
large establishment equal to the wants of the
northern part of the State. Citizens of Ash
land and adjoining counties we are certain, can
buy cheaper and better Carriages, in Ashland,
than at any other place.
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TO the Readers of the Unior

From and after the twenty-third of
May, we have the pleasure to state,
that JOHN f. EMERsoE, ESQ, will be
associated with the undersigned in the
publication of the Ashland Union
Mr.. E. has long been connected with
this off &c in different relations, and we
doubt not his present connection with
the Union will be gratifying to his nu-
'merous friends in Ashland County.
j.. SHERIDAN.
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8EE The communication of " Five
years o n mature reflection, )" should
have appeared last week, but was crow
ded out. Read it. eE
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refer our readers to the notice of the dissolu-
ten of Law partnership, betyeen Messrs KEEL
LoGG d ALLISON. Also, to thenew Law firm of
OSBORN d ALLISON.
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Dissolution Notice.

7NHE CopaTtnership existing between WATSON &
L Sandefsou fnthe TauncIy busiueSs ssthts day
counts fthe firm are in the hands Of Wm- WATSON
for collection. Every person knowing themselves
Indebted to said firm are requcstedt 10 make fmme-
iate- ayment VIM WASSOS.
JAS SANDERSON.
A.A,.n, N.v m IS55 H11f1- 3w5l.
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EETrue Republicanism.-That
which allows a man in religious matters
to think as he pleascs, and in political
matters to vote as he pleases True
Americanism, shat which allows every
one to be born where be pleases.
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Dies0Imtm

THE Arm OF Kellogg & Allison Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The unfinished bu-
siness of The hrm win he attended 10 by Osborn s
Allison. The notes and accounts due the firm will
be collected by VIM. B. Allison.
Ashland, May Il. 1855. Aw5t
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An Awful Hoax !

The following appeared in the Ash
land Times of last week. We think it
an unmerciful hoax perpetated on the
Editor. In this community, it will be
perfectly understood. It is an old
trick of his to give tho company a dig"
=" Dark" motives may be behind these
Resolutions, purporting to be offered by
the President and Directors. We will
not say there are but every person in this
community can see that the intentions
of the Editor, are any thingibut what we
think they ought to be. Here is the
hoax
An extract of the proceedings of the
minutes of the Board of Directors Of the
Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, held May 5th, 1855.
Resolred, That the Secretary, Mr.. L..
J.. Sprengle, in adjusting the recent loss
sustained by this Company, III jefferson
county, merits our full appreciation, and
his acts with regard thereto, are hereby
confirmed.
ReSoIUed, That for the energetic, prompt
and faithful discharge of all his duties as
Secretary of the ashland Mutual Fire
insurance Company, we hereby tender
him our sincere thanks ; and hat the
unprecedented success of the Company,
is principally due to his efforts and good
management. e
Resolved, That the charges and insinu-
alton made in the Ashland Union," OF
the 2nd inst. viz: that the Directors
were dissatisfied with his acts, are with
out any foundation WhateUcr.
ResolUed, That we believe tho Secre-
tary has used discretion and economy in
his procuring the printing done for lthe
Company, and..that we are we'll satisfied
with the amount and charges of the
same. s-~
Can black be made arLite =?
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B. c. TIcKNoR, MANSFIELD.

We refer our readers TO this gentleman's
new advertisements in another column
TlcKNoR generally eclipses all competitions
Read his advertisements. ~
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other"

EDr. INGRAM, of Savannah has fur
nished US a Synopsis Of the weather for
the last IL months, which viii appear
next week. Hereafter it will be pub
lished monthly. Our readers will find
it valuable.
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~Affaehlmcnt Notice.

r M instance an Attachment wGs issued on
"A the asth day of April. a: D. ls55 by A r.
shaw. a Justics OF the Peace OF Clear Greek Town-
shin. tshjand County, againsttho ~.prorerty aud s[
feels OF Ell Baily, . nonIestdeet OF said CluriT
for the sum of . I'd. $50 has ROBERT NAV
MAyaH, 1885. go SN11
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OSBORN q ALLISON,
Ia Gents Cash for Butter.

THE subscriber will pay the above price for 4
i good article OF Batter, through the season,
at the store room opposite Boyd's Store.
Dairy SaA1 kept-constantly on hand. and Will
be sold to Butter Makers at the same cost ofcom-
mon salt. JAMES PATRtCh.@
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EXTENSIVE sMoKING.-A cousellor-at-
law was fined two dollars and costs on
Wednesday in a police court for smo-
king 4 cigar in the streets of Boston. p
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NOTICE.

hHHE undersigned received a Bale
L Of Muslin from the Railroad agent ut
New London, sent by our team, directed to
GORTON & BUSH,
ASHLAND, Ono,
s9 a55s sas By Spalding's Express.
There is no such persons liying.in Ashland,
tina we are aware of. The owners, if they
seestlis notice, can have the Bale, by proving
property, and paying the expenses accruing
on it. saz - s-esiaE=asH d. SUN.
Ashland, May l6, 1855. n51tf.
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wall Paper at lWholesaIc.

. G. TICKNOR a. the NEw
1Os MANSFIELD Book SToRE, Sign of the
Huge Book, has just received a.large and new
stock of WA4EPAPER, BIESps, &ey which will
be sold to Merchants at. Eastern prices. Or
ders promptly attended, to. B-SamPles
can be seen at 7. o. Bushnells Store, on Main
Street, Ashland, Ohio.
Mansfield, May 10, 1855. n5ltf-
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CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Central Com
.mittee of Ashland County, are
requested to meet at Ashland,
ON MAY Goth,
1855. It is hoped all the mem
bers VIII be present.
.4soT G. w. HILL, CHAIRMAN.
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II See the new advertisement of R. @.
BEER He offers rare inducements to persons
desiring to buy Wall Paper.
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RridgeNOficc

I'VE. the undersigned, will offer for sale ON Fri
wv day the 18th day Of June next zt0the lowest
and best bidder. the building OF bridge across 10
ney Greek. in Greep. township, near the Township
House. on the Eoad leading from Perrysville to
Wooster. Sale to take place between the hours OF
ten and four O'Clock of said day.
G Ggok fEs MssdesELL,S c.aaf..i..,r..
AMOS HiLBORN,
May 10, 1855 ms I4w.
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Trouble in the Camp.

HAlo De- that o few
weeks ago the Ashland Times advoca-
ted the nomination of JACOB BR1NKER-
HoFE for Governor. AT the time it
sounded strangezto US hat our neighbor
should advocate the claims of a man we
knew be thoroughly despised. Soon az
ter, however, some strange developments
we're made. It was ascertaiDed that a
few of the Know Nothing leaders had
met at CINCINNATI and agreed upon the
following ticket :s
u For Governor,
JAG. BRINKERHOFF, of Mansfield.
Lieut.. Governor,
g. N.50EDS, of Circleville.
k7Aa Secretary of State,
WIN. T4BASCOM of Columbus.
al AKA State Treasurer,
A. p. STONE, of Columbus.
Auditor,
j. c. WILSON, of M1skingum.
q sdfssE Attorney General,
RIM. CORWINE 1, of Cincinnati.
Board Of Public Works,
H. Fl. DODD, of Toledo.
Supreme Judges,
r. @. HURD, of Knox.
r.. b. PECK, of Belmont.
15This meeting was intended to have
been secret, but "murder will out. u
The Columbian, the Free Soil organ at
Columbus, thus speaks of i
= Already they have moved in this work.
In the first place, the State Know-Noth-
ing Committee met and agreed to NOM
mate a ticket at K. State Conyen-
ton, to be held in Cleveland, in june
next,which they would cause to be sane
toned at the Peoples Convention
They we're soon given to understand
that we would not abide the action of
any such Convention. They have now
backed out from making a nomination
at Cleveland, but have decided on an
other course equally dishonest and mean.
AcaH having been agreed upon for a
Peoples Convention, the leading Know
Nothings net in Cincinnati, and agreed
upon . ticket, and have,sent to THAR va
rfous orders throughout the State, to
send delegates to the Peoples Cenven-
ton that will nonitate that ticket
The above is undoubtedly true. Ev-
cry thing will be agreed on in the Order
before the State Fusion Convention,
which they intend to pack with delegates
"a fresh from the people" The Editor
Of the Times, a staunch Wing, may have
been aware. of the secret movements of
the Know Nothings, although he docs
not " belong to the order ~ Oh, no,
of course mott But, reader, isn't it
rather strange that the Times should be
advocating the claims of Mr.. BR1NKER-
noFF, just about the time the Know
Nothing Lodges in this county were
ballotng for State Officers? Mr.. B.
may be crowded off of the track hereaf-
ter, but there q be no doubt but that
he is now the Know Nothing candidate
for Governor. That he is a member of
the order we have never heard denied,
even in Mansfield.
Again, says the Columbian, in speak
of the intentions of the Order to make
g instruments of the Free Soil party
Of Ohio esd
Surely. we are not going to be instru-
nents used to put the power and pat
,onage of the State. of Ohio into tho
lands of a party to be used in the Pres
Dental election for the elevation of Mil
ard Fillmore, Garrett Davis, C~rittenden,
dayton, or any such pro slavery men
doughfaces, to the Presidency? Let
q have mo stabbing in the dark-no
lean, underhand, secret, sheep1stealing
perations but open, manly frankness,
1ch as becomes men seeking the welfare
f their country. u