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THE

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LOCAL AGENTS FOR THE ANTl-sLAvERY BUGLE.
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Adrian, Samuel Hayball, Michigan,
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Plymouth, Isaac N. IIedden, I"
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CHIEF Justice T~ANEy.-Grace Greenwood, in
one of her late letters, thus aketches Chief Justice
Tauey: fancy is the very ideal of 4 chief justice,
looking cold, emotionless, unsusceptible, a bun
die of precedents, an epitome Of authority. 1t
hardly seems that such q man, from whose life the
Unsuitable spong of tae law has absorbed the natu-
raj juices, need to suffer decay, and be buried like
other people at last. Such an existence is in itself
a preserving and mummy-making process; and it
would almost seem that he has cnly to grow more
musty and dry, like some old parchment, until
Death rolls him up, ties him with red tape, and
lays him away in some dusty pigeon-hole.'
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BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale At
tins Office.
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b. w. SPEAR, Nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

OFFICE OVER M'coNNEL's STORE, ON MAIN STREET;
Residence North Side Of Green Street, second doc,
Vest Of tie Els,co'th street.
SALEM, April "a, 1855.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-26

COMPARATIVE LONGEVITY OF WHITES AND BLACKS.
The Southern Medical journal of February, re-
ferring to the mortality statistics of the late census,
remarks:
These documents sustain the general Impression
that the African lives longer than the Caucasian
race, one handred and fOrty-oight blacks being re-
ported as having died Of old age. Although we do
not mean to deny the correctness of the received
opinion, we yet believe that it is exaggerated.
Age has advantages to the negro which are not
experienced by the whites, and its irnrhunities are
generally claimed by the slave long before his mas
ter would think of resting from his labors. Hence
it is, that very many of our slaves, when sixty
years of age, imagine or declare that they are so
or 80, and are accordingly INDUCED with an exemp-
ton from further compulsory labor. Many of the
citizens of this place may recollect "old daddy
Quah," who averred, apparently in good faith, that
he was So old, that when he arrived here from Afii-
ca, the Savannah river was SO small a stream that
he could "'step over id" He thought himself one
hundred and fifty years Of age, but was probably
not more than ninety-fve when be died.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-09
TO THE DEMOCRACY oF ASH
LAND COUNTY.

At a meeting of the Democratic Central Com
mittee, held at the Court House, in Ashland,
June 18th, i. D., 1856, for the purpose of ar
ranging the time of holding the Primary Meet
ings and County Convention, to nominate
County and District officers to be supported at
the October election, it was RESOLVED,
LIST. That the Primary Meetings for the cleo
tion of Delegates to the County Convention,
shall be held at the usual place ofholding elec-
tions in. each Township, on SATURDAY. the
23d day of AUGUST. 1856. and that the Coun-
t Convention shall be held in the town of Ash
land on MONDAY. AUGUST 18th. 1856.
2nd. That there shall also be elected at said
Primary Meetings. Delegates (the number tObe
hereafter announcedl to the Judicial and Com
gressional Conventions to nominate a candidate
for Judge and for Congress. to meet at such
time and place as may be fixed upon by the
Central Committee of the several Counties COM
posing the Districts, of which due notice will
be given.
Sd. The Primary Meetings shall be organized
by selecting three Judges and one Clerk, who
shall receive the votes and count and keep q
record of the same. The Polls shall be opened
az any ume altefG O'CLOCK a. VI ana ciOSeO Oe-
fore 6 O'Clock, P. NJ, and none but those whose
support of the Democratic ticket can be relied
on shall be permitted TO vote. The Delegates
shall bring with them TO the Convention the
Poll Book, and also ! Certificate of their cleo
tion. sigued by the Judges and Clerk.
4th. Tickets shall be furnished with the
names of all the candidates printed thereon, and
Blanks left for the names of Delegates. TO be
voted for at the Primary Meetings. and the Del
egates shall be considered instructed to sup
port in Convention the candidates receiving the
highest number of votes.
9Th. No candidate shall be voted for in Coun-
~ Conr, ntion unless his name shall have been
previously announced in the regular Democrat
l. payer of the county, without the unanimous
consentofth o Delegates present and the can
didate receiving 4 majority Of all the votes east
shall be DE- clared the nomipee.
9Th. That We adopt as the basis ofrepresca-
tntion that fixed by the Democratic County
Convention in December last to-wit: One Del
agate from each Township. one more for every
fifty votes cast at the last preceding election
for the Dtulocr attic candidate tor Governor, and
one additional delegate for every fraction eyer
iwenty-fve
The following :able exhibits the number OF
D mocratic votes cast at the last GoycrnGr's
election, and the nua:bcr of dclega:es each
Township is c~ati;leei to according TO The above
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and intelligent that body NAV be, while

and intelligent that body may be, while
we deplore that the aggravation existed
which in their wisdom has led many to
affirm the necessity Of a revolution, ne
are compelled to condemn the course
which a large and respectable portion. Of
our fellow-citizens have approved, and
we sincerely lope that. our fellow eiii-
zens will as speedily as possible restore
to the community a condition of society
relying upon the laws alone for protec-
tion and redress; and that, in future,
the administration of justice may be so
conducted rs to obviate forever 40 pain
full a necessity rs has, in the Judgment
of many good citizens, been considered
unavoidable.
Thomas J. Poulterer, Foreman E.
Gorham, E. W. Leonard, T: Olmstcad,
John o Meara, L. Mills, E. P. Folger,
Peter Chrystal, David Jobson, S. r.
Throckmorton, G. Welch, j. L. Riddle,
Lafayette Story, W. b. Parker, John
NJ. Dali.
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The OTHER sIDE-Once in a happy
home, a4s~eet, bright baby died. On
the evening of the day when the child
rem gathered round their mother, all
sitting very sorrowful, Alice, the eldest,
said Mother, you took care of baby
while she was here, and you carried her
and held her in your arms all the while
she was i'll; now mother who TOOK her
on the other side ?" Goa the other
side of what, Alice 7' asked the mother.
9Qnthe other side of death, who
took the baby to the other side, mother !;
she was SO little she could not go ~alone?:"
Jesus met her there" answered the
mother. 1T is He who took little
children in his arms to bless them, and
said, nSuEer them to come unto me and
forbid them not for of such is the king
dom of heaven he took baby TO the
other side."
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IT

Mn EDrroR Please announce the name of
JOHN JACOBS, Sen, OF Montgomery town
ship, as a candidate for County Treasurer, snb-
ject TO the d~ecision of the County Delegate Con-
yention of the Democracy. and oblige
HOSTS OF DEMOCRATS.
ED. ASHLAND UNION PLEASE announce the
name of JOHN G. BROWN, of Orange Town
ship. as a candidate for Sheriff of. Ashlan d
County. subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic County Convention. and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. Enron Please announce the name of
HENRY s. SEE, of Clearcreek Township, as
a candidate for the office of County Treasurer,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County
MANY DEMOCRATS.
@. W. BUSHNELL. Esq-Plaase announce the
name OF GEORGE W. HILL, Esq of Mont
gomery Township, as a candidate for County
Auditor, subject 10 the decision of the Demo
cratic Delegate C~onyentian. and ohlige
MANY REMoGRATS.
Mr.. ED1roR PLEASE announce the name of
p ROCKWELL, of Mohecan Township, as
a candidate for the offce of Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton, and oblige his numerous
DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
Ed. UN1oS by announcing the name of j.
J.@HoOTMAE, Of Mehecan Township. as a
cohQluale1 or She1HssuDJfet 10 the DECISION OF
the Democracy at the Democratic County Con-
Eention, you will confer a fIyor on hosts Of
Democrats in OLD MOHECAN,
MR. BUSHNELL Announce the name of
pANIEL CAMPBELL, Esq of Orange Town
ship, for the office of Sheriff of Ashland Coun-
~, subject to the decision of the Democracy at
their Gounty Convention, and oblige
hosts OF DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce the name of
JAMES SWINEFoRD, of Montgomery Town
ship, as a candidate for Auditor, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention. and
eblige HIS FRIENDS.
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MI. Fillmore On Black Repub'
licaniSm.

The following extract from Mr.. FILL
MoRE's speech at AL bany, shows that he
entertaius the same views of the newt
able consequences of the success of the
Black Republicans that have recently
been expressed in our column4:
But this is not all, SIR. Ue see app
iticat party, presenting candidates for
the PRESIDENCY AMI Ffce Presidency,
selected for the first time from the Free
States alone. qcith tile aCoa06d purpose
Of electang these candidates by suGT0ges
Of one portion Of tic Union only, and
rule 0rer tie aohoLe United States. Can
it be possible that those who are en-
gagged in such n measure can have Sc
riously reflected upon the consequences
which must Inevitably follow in case Of
success (Chccrs.( Can they have
the madness or the folly to believe that
car Southern brethren qoould submit to
be governed 6y sucA q Chief Magistrate?
(Cheers.( Would he be required to fol-
low the same rule prescribed By those
who elected him in making his appoint
nents? If a man living south Of Ma
son and Dixon's line be rot worthy to
be President or Wee President would it
he proper to select one from the same
quarter aG enc of his Cabinet Council,
or to represent the nation in a foreign
country Or, indeed, to collect the
revenue, or administer the laws Of the
United States? If rot, what new rule
is the President to adopt in selecting
men for Office hat the people discard in
selecting him? These are serious, but
practical questions, AM in order to ap-
preciate them fully, it is only necessary
to turn the tables upon ourselves. Sup
pose that tie South having q nlajO,i ty
Of the Electoral rotes should declttre that
they qo0uH only hare Shareholders for
President and Wee President aid
sh0Hki elect such by their e1cAusjre saf-
GrGgcs 10 rule oyef us ut the North. DO
Y1U think zee qCoua submit TO nl Nc,
nor far a moment. [A~pplausc.] Aud
do you. believe that your Southern breth-
rem are less sensitive on this subject than
you are, or less jealous of their rights !?
tremendous checring.] If you do let
me tell you that you are mistaken.
And, therefore, you must see that if this
sectional party succeeds, it leads newt
20 the destruction of this beautiful
abric reared by our fathers, cemen-
ted by their blood, and bequeath-
ed to US as a priceless inheritance
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Esstr, s9lc Ointment ana Pills .hoaId
LIZ zaanA In a.. Eala. " n - CEGcA:

be ascd in the fOllovvtng cases:
Ru1ious, EurIS, ChapPed Hands, Chilbl2ins: Els
t~tas, Gout. LumbagO+ Mercurial EruPtions, Piles.
rheumatism salt Rheum, Skin Diseases Sore
Legs, Sore Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Throats
Sores Of all kinds, Sprains, ScaldS, Swelled Glands,
S+if Joints, Ulcers, Venerlal Sores, Wounds of all
kinds.
**SoI1 at the MANUFACTURES Of Professor H OIL
Low AY, so Maiden Lane, he.@York, and e2i Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Deal
ers in Medicine throughout the United States. and
and 8 each.
II There is a considerable saving hy takias the
larger sizes. =.
N. R.-Dlrections for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed 10 each pot.
April 81. 1855. 20 -1y.
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THE OF CASEY AsR CORA By

THE EXECUTION OF CASEY AER CORA By
THE COMMUTE.
While the last tokens of respect were
being paid to the memory of Mr.. King,
at the church, a very different proceed.
ing was going on at the rooms of the
Vlgllence Committee. It had peer de-
termined to postpone the execution of
these persons until Friday, but a report
Of such q character as led the commit
tee to believe that an attempt to rescue
the prisoners would be made by an or
ganization at the time Of the funeral,
when they thought the rooms would only
be partially guarded, gained circulation,
and it vas finally determined to com
plete the york, and relieve themselves
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A MA1VELL0US REMEDY!
Tor NEarvelloH6 Age:
HOLLOWAG'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

ID Y, the aid of a Microscope, we see millions of
b)littIe openings on the surface Of our bodies.
Through these this Ointment. when rubbed on the
skin, is carried to any organ or inward part. Dis
eases of the Kidneys, disorders of the Liver, afec-
lions of the Heart, lnaaE atoms of the Lungs.
Asthmas, Coughs and Colds. are by its means ell
fectuaIly cured. Every house wife knows that
salt passes freely through bone or meat of any
thickness. This healing Ointment far more readi-
ly peaetrates through any bone or teshy part Of
the living bCdy, caring the mostdapGcrous in ward
complaints, thetcr2not be reIchedby other means.
EIyEiGeIaS, Salt Rheum &Seoybutic HulorS
No remedy has ever done so much for the cure of
diseases of the skin whatever form they NAV as
sumo. as this Ointment. No case of Salt Rherm,
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofula or Erysipelds. can
long viths, and it's influence. The Inventor has
travelled over many parts of the globe. visiting the
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment.g CIV
ing advice as to its application, and has thus been
the means of restoring countless numbers to
health.
Soc Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds G. Ulcers.
Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use Of this wonderful Ointment. when
having to cop3 with the worst cases of sores,
wounds, ulcers, glandular swellings. and tumOrs
Professor Holloway has, by com mand ofthe Allied
Governments, dispatched to the hOspitais of the
East, large shipments ofthis Oiaireeat, TO &c used
under the direction of the Medical STAFF. IN the
worst cases of wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer.
Ciahdupar swelling, stiffness or contraction OF the
joi:Its, even Of years standing.
Piles and EiStulaS.
These ana other similar distressing complaints
can be efectuaily cured if the Ointment Will be
well rubbed over the paris affected ana by other
wise following the printed objections around each
rot.
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EEc GovcTEfSrss PTccla CALI
inS ont she Militia. C
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

0|h
Sacramento City, Jane 2, 1856.
SfR-Information having been %reeeiv-
ed by me, that an armed body Of men
IS row ~organized in the city aud county
of San Irgrcig2o, III this State, Isl viola
t,on q tie law, especially By preventing
tlie s%cIyiee - a writ of hMGenS c01pHS du-
~ issued, aid Is tIirea!ning oti.cr acts
e vicieuce and rebellion against the con
stifution an lass Of this State. You
are therefore, comnanded 70 call upon
such number as you may deem necessa-
ry If iiie enrolled militia, or those sab
jet to military duty; also, upon all Of
The voiruteer'os military companies OF
The military, thin the Military DIviS-
ion under your command, to rendezvous
at such time and place within the coun-
ty of San Francisco as you mag deem
necessary and proper to aid the civil au-
thoFities, especially the Sheriff and his
deputies of said county, in enforcing the
laws and rendering obedience thereto,
to command, to aid aud assist the en-
f%orcement of the laws, and the S rvice Of
such legal process as may be required of
you, by such officers of the law as may
command your aid.
In the organization and equipment Of
such militia force, you will be governed
by the laws and regulations now in force.
Very respectfully, your ob't %serv't,
J. Nicely JOHNSON,
Governor and Commander-in-Ch Chief,
To William t. Sherman, Major-General
commanding I'd Division California
Militia.
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT!
To Painters.

A Choice Article Of Linseed Oil, Leads, Var
n nishes snd Painters materials ola kinds,
lapt constantly on hand and for sale cheap Mt
DULIN d CRANES DR. Store,
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THE COMMITTEES PRISONERS.
Charles Cora, Billy MulEigan,
James z. Casey, Edward Burger,
Yankee Sullivan, Charles P. Duane,
Martin Gallagher, William Curr,
Johu Cooney, Bill Cummings.
The first two have been executed for
marler, the third, committed suicide in
his cell, and the others are now in con-
fneIneut.
SUICIDE OF YANKEE SULLIVAN"
The Vigilance Committee ofSan Fran
cisco, after the execution Of Casey aud
Cora, proceeded to nuke other arrests
of notorious characters, and among 9TH
ers arrested Yankee Sullivan" WI
liam Mulligan, and a man named Gala
CHER. The Alta Californian of June l
contains the following account of the
tragical fate of Sullivan:
A new fame was added to the excite
ment about eleven o'clock, by the an
nouncement that James, alias Yankee
Sullivan, had committed suicide in his
cell at the committee rooms, where he
was confined. People went hurrying t
and fro about the streets, aud Madam
an. or, with her thousand tongues, at
once began to circulate Imagined causes
of tue death of Sullivan, aud the enemies
of the committee were ready to hear aud
believe the report of murder, as alledged
by some shallow brain, and retailed by
others equally silly or knavish.
Soon after the death Of the prisoner,
We we're waited upon by a couple of gen
tlemen of the committee, who were in
dorsed by the seal Of that BODY, which
they bore upon a written document from
it's officers, who gave us a statement Of
the facts concerning his death, so far as
are or can be known.
From them we learn that during hi:
confinement he has been quite ureasJ
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To Milliners,

NEILLINERS will be furnished with all
lYl. sorts of finishing aud blceching matsri-
ale, at the lowest rates, at The Drug Store of
DeLIN CRANE.
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TT g D U.UIOM

Company No. 10, on Friday last, was
kept until Sunday at two o'clock, when
il was taken to the Catholic church bu-
rial ground, at the Mission, aud uttered
The hearse had a large number of fol.
lowers, among whom We noticed George
Farley, Charles Gallagher, YIN. Free.
Alex. Devoo, Charles II. Duane, j. j.
Hof, William M~ulligan, James Sulli-
van, John Bohlan, bI. j. Smith, John
Duane, ira Cole, John Tumey, Charles
Bennett, Liverpool Jack, John Glen.
ming, James Dennison, sc. Woolly
Kearney, as Lieutenant, brought up the
rear,
The whole procession, we suppose,
numbered something like a thousand
persons on foot, in carriages, Sc, and on
horseback. The Crescent Company, No.
10, turned out in full, in token of re-
spect to their late foreman. The pail
bearers, eight on each side of the hearse,
were, withthe exception of Bill Lewis,
entirely unknown to every II with
whom we eonversed. There were, SO
far as we could observe aid learn from
others, not over a dozen American born
citizens (besides the members of No. 10y
in the procession.
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J D. JONES.
DANIEL CAMPBELL,
d S SAMPSEL.
WIN s. STRICKLAND,
IL GoWAN.
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CoAa.rrEE OF ASH
LAND CcUNTY.
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proclamation of Governor Johnscr
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Sacramento City, June 8, 1856.
Whereas, Satisfactory information
has been received by me hat combina-
tions TO resist the execution oflegsl pro,
cess by force exist i'll the county of San
Francisco, in this State, aud that an I'M
lawful organization, styling themselves
the Vigilance Committee, have resisted
by force the execution Of criminal pro-
cess, aud that the'power of said county
has bern exhausted aud has not been
sufficient to enable the Sheriff of said
county to execute such process.
Now, therefore, l, j. Nicely Johnson,
Governor of the State of California, by
virtue of the power vested in me by the
Constitution and the laws thereof, do
hereby declare said county of San Fran
cisco in q state of insurrection, and 1
hereby order and direct I'll Of the Vol
uGteers, Militia Companies of tie cpun-
ty of San francisco, also all persons
subject to military duty within said
county, to report themselves for duty
Immediately to Major Gen. YIN. L.
Sherman. commanding Second Division
California Militia, to serve for such
term in the performance Of military du-
ty under the command of said Sherman
until disbanded from service by his or
ders. Also that all veluuteer military
companies now organized, or which may
Ne organized within the Third, Fourth
and Fifth Military Divisions of this
State; also ali persons subject to Mill
tary duty in said Military Divisions do
hold themselves III readiness to respond
and obey the orders of the Governor of
this State, or said Sherman, for the per-
formance of military duty in such man
Ter, aud at such time and place as may
be directed by tie Governor Of this
State. L Furthermore order aud direct
that all associations, combinations or Or
CARNATIONS whatever, existing in said
county OF San Francisco or elsewhere in
this State, in opposition to, OF i'll viola
ton of, the laws thereof, more particu-
larly the association known as the Vigi-
lsuce Committee of San Francisco, to
disbaud, ard sach and every Individual
thereof yield obedience TO tie coust tu-
ton and laws of the State, tho writs
and processes Of the courts, and all legal
of this State AID Of the county Of
San francisco.
~(Signedl J. Nicely Johnson.