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ARTISTS ASSOCIATION.


TRE subscribers In announcing their appoint
L ment as Managers of the Above Association,
for the advancement OF the
"A ART ~
in this country. feeIjus;lfed In ssatsEg that Fine
Steel Engravings WILDE placed before tie Amed-
can public, which In beauty of ezeedtion have
been unsurpassed, and at q price unp1TelIeTleG Ell
Their in the New or Old World.
Arr is cosmopolitan, and in this view. fAe 9rJ
lists both OF A merica and Europe are bounA to-
gether to Produce specimens worthy ofthe age
The Engravfngs will be issued monthly, COM
menefng from the First of December, le55, and
ending First ofJanuaTy, 1857. with :he
PREMIUM ENGRAVING!
The purchasers of Twelve Engravings. one each
month price fifty cents, will be entitled to re-
eeive, az . premium. the great steel engraving.
Washington after Crossing ths Del
aware"
Size - 80. Executed in the frat style OF art.
FROM TIE ORIGINAL DESIGN, By y. Q. pARIEY.
an American Artist unsurpassed in illustrating the
History of our country.
Persons desiring TO act as agents fer obtaining
subscribers. By applying to the uDdersignedrRnd
stating thu locality they wish to occury. WI be
circulars giving terms, which are ex-
liberal.
All parcels delivered frss Of express, post or
packing charges. GEO. HOWARD & CO,
225 FULTON STREET, ~. =.
wHoLEsALE PRINT PUBLIsHERs,
And manufacturer Of Frames aud MopidinFs.
January 90 1853. 5ntos5
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April Is, 1886.
E0R
CONSOLIDATION OF
MANSFIELI'S G WRITINGS
Clover Hulling Establishments
IN ACuTANn OHIO

4N S444S
THE undersigned have formed a ~co-psrtnet-
i ship for the Manufacture of
CLOVER HULLING & CLEANING MACHINES !
and for the Manufacture of Agricultural I'm
plements OF all kinds ; and also as
IRON FOUNDEESI
We have on hand and will manufacturecon-
stantly our own celebrated
GLOVER GWllgR@O
as made by us heretofore. Also all Kinds of
ID Ia % ~ 50 8
The Michigan Double PIow. Hiser Plow
Buckeye Pillow, Longs Pluw, St. Clare Pillow.
Also one horse Flows and Cultivators of all
kinds. Also
hs tE49;a8ag3 II 8
ID olano's {.
We will also have for ale all the best REAP
ING and MOVING MACHINES.
"a TT
of all descriptions made to order
In forming this consolidation Of our estab-
lishments, We shall need all the ready money
We can gek and we therefore earnestly request
all those VINO know themselves indebted TO the
undersigned to call and settle Immediately.
Thankful to our old friends and customers
for their very liberal patronage, we hope by
strict attention to our business to merit u con-
tinunnce of the same.
u. H. MANSFIELD,
DAVID WHITING.
Ashland, March 19, 1856. 40 If
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ROAD SCRAPERS.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES ATTENTION.
THE best article in the above line can be had
Il atthe Foundryan Machine Shop of
MANSFIELD d WHITING.
March 10. 1856. 10.
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NoT ES.

sPSTSe sSS sTSHsR MED1cISE.
carterss Spanish Mixture stands pre-eminent above
Al othsrr- Its sinsulsrly emese!ous action on the
hlood; its strengthening aud ~vivi.ying qualities;
irs tonic action on the Liver; its tendency to drive
al hnnors 70 The surface, theseby cleansing the
arsfsn aeeordlng TO Natures own prescription; It's
hnrmlssss ard al the same time extraordinary good
sgsctl, and The number ofeares testified TO By many
ofthe most respectable citizens Of Richmond, Va,
and sissN heresmust be eonclusivs evidence that
there 10 no humbug about IT.
Ths trial Of a single bottle win satisfy the most
skcptie1l ofits benz FITS.
AUssa Advertisement in another column.
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gvRYsooY BEAD THIS!

a. Ba
a. A NEOCNCES to the people or AshiEnf
~ n and Vicinity that be has opened a Tai.
ID Tor shop in Ashland, over zimmermaks TtG
1ShoP.
CUSTOM ~oAHs
on the shortest notice, and in q style that cannot
be snrPassed BY any Clothing establishhsnt On
Ashland. He will rays have ire latest
New York and Paris FashionsI
and viii thus be enabled to Keep his enstomers
inlY Up 10 me timed In fsshiouehie apparel. He
warrants good hts.i IN every instance. ana he
Molk viii never rip" He trusts thetbls fofmsg
REPUTATION aS q Tailor win secure hin . nbsfaa
share ofts.e public patronage.
I. Asar.ad, Dec. 70. t6aJ. so
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Probate Notice.

THE following Executors, administrators and
L Guardians having filed their accounts in the
Probate Court of Ashland County. Ohio, for set
Element. the same are ordered to be published in
the Ashland Union 3 times, and will be for bearing
at the May Term of said Court. to which time
they are continued for exceptions and inspections
Ofany person interested. TO wit:
The final acc'g of Henry Miller. Executor OF Nan
cy Waters, deceased.
" " Thomas Budd, Executor of Sena
HumphreI, deceased.
a. " &" A. II. Parton, Administrator OF
William MARSHALL, decd
" 80 &" =" Geo. Croneu welt, Administra-
Jacob C~rGnenwet1, decd
" " &" Daniel Campbell, A~minIstra-
Tor OF Elizabeth Fast, coed.
q " " " Benz. HIldebrand, Adninistra
tor of Henry Hildebrand, dec.
90 " a. d" UIiah Within ash, Administrator
Samuel " hitmash, decss. :
q. a. d" {" John Rogers. Guardian OF An
drew lively.
a. " " Elijah Dram. Guardian OF Sam
ucl Augl ey.
I" d" " Thomas smith, Guardian OF Da-
Vid Smith
A. l.. CURTIS, Probate Judge.
ApriI Q, 1886. 3w44f
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Notice to Teachers.

These examinations will mmen at ten
o'clock A. NJ, and close at four o'clock P. NJ
No applicant will be ADMITTED after twelve NJ
Written testimonials of good tnurnl charac er,
signed by ut least two responsible persons,
will be required. which testimonials viii b.
kept on file. No Ger ifcate Gun be ante-dat d
No private examinations will b. held.
S N BARRIER,
Clerk of Board OF Examiners.
Ashland. De 90, ISIS. :.C-ly.
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FOLSOM S
Incorporated May q. ssa1.

z. G, FOLSOM, A. B PrineipAt. Professor Of
Theortical and Practical, Book Keeping.
w. H. H~OLLISTBR. and La Pa y FTTE VORCE::
Assistant Profs. in Book-K eepfng Department.
A. J. PHELPS. Professor Of Practical and orna.-
mental Penmauship.
r. F. HUMISTON, Lecturer on Commercial Hfs-s
tory and Art Of Computations.
JOHN B. WARING. Lecturer on Mereantlls Gas.
toms, Banking. Exchange, &C.
Hon h Ex- MEMBER of ConEresss
Lecturer on Com. Law.
Rev. J. 4. THOME, LeetuYsr en- Commercial
Ethics and Political EeonSiny.
ERASTUS President st. louis Air.
Line Railroad, Lectur ct on RaiiTosdfng, Com
merce, &c.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

John Hane. admir- Oft Foreclosure oi a Mortgage
T. Ham. deceased,
~.
Elizabeth Hough. in Ashisnd Common Pleas.
PURSUANT TO The command of an order CT sale
l. duly issued in the above case from the Court
0f CgmmUn Pleas Il Ashland County. 10 me direct
eds will cxP"se to iubilr sale at the door OF the
court house i'll ard count. ON
Monday, The 1871 day9 Of May,
Al. 1856. h,tween the hours o. tea O'clock An.
and fur o'clock p. NJ of said day, The following
described real estaie, situate -if the county Vi
Ash aud, QornIerIy RichIand) IN the I 'wn of Mir
Hin. QUrinSrly 'etersbUlg1 to wi. ln-lot number
twenty-sIx, l26 terms Of >ale, cash.
JOHN d JONES. Sheriff.
April o, 1856. 4I-ts. pfS2,73 g
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TO Township Assessors.

YOU are hereby notified to meet at my Office on
i Monday the 18th inst, fer the purpose o re-
ceiving the necessary Blanks and other instrHc
lions relative to your dutie5. and also of adopting
a uniform construction OF the provisions and re
quirements of the Law. ISAAC GATES. Aud'r.
April 9, 1856.
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Mi llancons.
The Last Noticei

THE undersigned. or his Agent, will be az the
= folio wing places between tie hours OF 10 and
II O'clock, for the purpose OF settling the outstand-
Ing accounts OF the "Ashland Union" Those
who neglect TO make settlemtnt on this occasion
will receive radical treatment"
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aam;n..,,D,or,. Malice.

Administrators Notice.
T is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been duty appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministTator Of the estate Of denry Jackson de
ceased, late OF JMoheosn Tp.. Ashland county,
Ohio. ISAAC JACKSON
ANDREW JACKSON.
April O. 1851. 3w44s
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AZ Yg'7yg EN- g'goE %84ERRYBDDYy

THE undersigned has on hand a choice lot
i of
WOLF AND BUFFALO ROBES!
of the Ashland Hat Store, which he will sell
very cheap. They will be found peculiarly
acceptable at this time. He will also pay the
highest price in CAsH, for all kinds of FURS
delivered at the Ashland Hat Store.
NJ. s. CAMPBELL.
Ashland, Dec. &c, 1855. 3Otf
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TUITION FEE. IN !

TUITION FEE. IN ADAANCE.
For entire Mercantile course tins dnlimited A4s
Same Course for
Twenty Lessons in Pract. Peumanship, siinply..S
Full course IN FlourishIng, sc. a. per agreement
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THIS we'll and favorably known Company
property on the most reasonable terms. Based
upon firm foundation, the capital increases
with its liability Its risks are limited to 4 1000
dollars, and the business Of the Company con-
fined to Ohio.
Citizens of Ashland and adjoining Counties,
patronize your own institutions. This Com
pany present. superior inducements to Farm
ers by way of insuring their property. Call
Mt the Office and get q pamphlet explaining
the system upon which this Company is based.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
EAST SrRISGF1EIb. Jefferson Co., OIL
May End, 1855.
To the treasurer of the Ashland Mutual ms.
Co.-Dcar Sir: Accept my thanks for the
prompt payment of my loss on my store and
dwelling house. in ten days after the fire, Of
$4,000. Such Companies deserve the conf
dence Of the public. and I cheerfully recon
mend your Company to all in need Of insu-
rance. Respectfully,
SAMUEL LINDSEY.
NASHVILLE. Holmes Co, o., Jan. 10, 1856.
To the Treasurer of the Ashland Mutual Ins.
Co.: l am in receipt of q Draft for the amount
of my loss in the destruction of my dwelling
house, by FIRE, a few weeks ago. Accept my
sincere thanks for the prompt payment of the
loss, and my best wishes for the success of your
Company. Truly Yours, .
Apply for insurance to l.. JEFF. SrRESeiE,
at the Office of the Company, and to the agents
in the pr.ncipal towns in Ohio.
Ashland. Feb. 13, 1856. silly
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ErysipcIas, Sail Rheum & Scorbutic Humars
So e Legs, Sore Breasts, hounds & Ulcers.
Piles and FistulaR

These and other similar distressing complaints
can be enectually cured if the Ointment will be
well rubbed over the paris affected and by other
wise blowing the printed directions around each
pot.
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Those ow ing him for printing will find 1t to their
Interest TO attend TO this matter without any fur
Their Delay. We want money and must hare It,.
The time and place when we will visit other parts
J. SHERIDAN.
April Il, 1856. 4w45
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VISITING CoMMFTTER,

VISITING COMMITTEE.
a; e u bT9wnelt, TT, Handy Lseversnca
e Severance Jno Sherman, G. W. shnfrod.
Il. M Chaplin. D. -Eells. TT Hay.
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C. II. KING.l. II. 1. DnRLAND.
Mansfield Marble Works

G. H. Zs3G, & CO.,
(FORMERLY MCKNIGHT d KlNG0
"AVE now on hand one of the must com
rIafa oaeOrfrneufS nf
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From the puHaIo COURIER
ISRAEL T. HATCH.-A Victory.

We find in the Saratoga Republican Of the 2st instant
edited by Thomas Young esq of the late Coonel
Young following just allusion to member of Con-
gress elect and the gallant fight made by the democ-
racy of Erie county
A GREAT vtcroRy.-MR. HATCH AND THE ERIE COUNTY
DENocRACYThe greatest victory achieved by the democ
this State the recent the election OF
Hon Israel T. Hatch member Of Congress from the 32d
district
aMr Hatch az will be remembered by most of read
era when member of assembly from Buffalo few years
since defeated the 100000 plumber bill of the wings
which but for bis exerons, would have become a law.
was NOT therefore tie wondered that in the
the firm of Fillmore Hail. and Haven, with Thur
low Weeds right. hand man. 4 G. Spaudipg, did all in
their power to defeat him. But notwithstanding every
border county went TO Fremont thank 10
the ndomtahle democracy OF Erie county, both the Fill
more and Fremont combined could not defeat one
who has proved himself honest and incorrupbe public
servant and Mr. batch, like brand plucked from the
burning Is The only democratic member Of Congress in
this of Albany elected at the recent election
So much honest public servant AID unftnching
democrat
I'VE hsz,rd nothing in saying that in the next Con
gres Mr. Hatch will prove TO be of its most sble and
Influential members"
1t may perhaps surprise of contemporaries who
are accustomed to regard western New York simply
rural district" be informed that by the statistics of the
commerce and navigation of the country Buffalo tbs
first grain port in the world that her ranks
after New York and Philadelphia that her imports and
exports in the year 1855 amounted the
OF s24 364 that she is the second commercial city
tie Uion and the largest inland commercial city ID,
globe That her representative in Congress s entitled Il
an influence proporonate to the magnitude of her inter
ests we have right expect will be conceded and Mr.
Hatch has both the ability and the faithfully rep
resent and protect those interests.
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ARRIVAL OF The NEw YoRK AND LoSDoS TELEgRiP H
NPAxYs sTEANER-The steamer Victoria arrived In New
York the 25th from ST. johns Newfoundland hav
ug touched fourteen ports is csSt the passage
nee leaving New York on the l2h Of April last this
cam has teen engaged in the very srduous duty Of de-
ysring men, material and supplies at different ports
t-s coast; and that has visited los ports and
distance Of ~ 600 miles along probably the diff
ult and dangerous coast known. This terminates the
tti year Of her service.
The promoters Of this important undertaking very
yuns of Oh thu l2th Instant (ssys the New
YORK Errress) Messrs Bright Of The Magnetic Telegraph
Company received message from the secretary 10 Lon
dou to the ,st the British government has gusrsn-
lied dividend Of per cent III. capital expended as
soon ss the undertaking is completed.
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SAD ohsE-William Abram Of Canada West, wa
sentenced to death at Toronto few days since for hs
m irder Of his very affecting scene took place
when the prisoner received bis When asked By
the adge what be had to why sentence Of death should
not be pronounced against him. be said that be trusted
God In hrs mercy would give him strength TO his
fate that be bad desire live except TO make his
psace with Gods that bis life for years past had bcen
Of distress and wrstchsdness and misery that he
conscious Of having any intention take the life Of his
son, although be did not mnrmur at his fate be had
doubt bot that be the Of his instant death and
that he orgave hi enemies The prisoner was sixty
years Of age The Judge while passing the sentence is said
70 have laborsd under great emotion.
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bterestiag from Kansas,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The land sales at Jeavepvorth are
progressing quietly there about 900 purchasers
emit, and the bidding Is active.
Marshal Donaldson has refused N Hayes the
dsrer Of Buam Governor Gesry has Judge Je-
compile and the trials 10 proceed before Judge Cato
The Leavenwoh Herald publishes the correspondence be-
Gov Geary and Marshal Donadson Ia which the lat
expresses determination 10 resign The st. Louis Dem
Ocrst says Donaldson has resigned and len Lecompton.
Cor. GearY, after the refusal ~ Donaldson
Hayes immediately despatched Col Titus with sir armed
men, who captured the murderer and brought him Le-
compton The prisoners counsel Immediately applied 70
Judge Lecompte for writ Of habsos eopus Gov. Geary
had definitely suspended the Jecompte trials.
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FROM Ih8 NhHuHAI IuIuIIlBFhCefs
TIE OLDEST SENATOR.

The death Of Mr. Clayton has very naturally directed
attention the members Of the United States Senate and
10 the point Of seniority Mr. Cruenden, Of Kentucky ia
now the father % ;ss. distinguished body having en-
tered II on the 4th Of March 1917 Ii viii be seem
ever on reference 10 the record that this now
senator did exhibit any great degree Of ondnsss o
the public councils high the poson of senator has
been considered He resigned his first term In ss
than three years. and his SUCCESSOR the Hon. Richard
Johnson, was appointed the 10th December, 1919.
Mr. CIittendsn was again in the Senate his service da
ting from Sd March 1885 He again resigned before the
end Of his term and his successor the Hon. James
Moebead entered the Senate on the 2oh February ls4l
Mr. Crenden then succeeded Mr.. Clay, who had resgrsi
the 25h Februsry 1912 and continued until the Sd Of
March, ls49 tie elected governor Of Kentucky, but
relinqui,hed that in Juy, 1850 to enter Mr. Flmore
cabinet as Attorney General Mr.. Crittendens present
term commenced with the 3D. of March, 1885, making his
whole service about eighteen years
The Hon james A. Pearce Of Maryland, is in thu
order OF seniority his service dating from the % of March
Is43 He ia in his third The Hon. Lewis Cass
commenced with 4th March, ls45, and resigned in ls4s
when nomi hated for presidency He In his second
erm which will be closed on the 81 Of March, 1881.
None of the other in service date further
back haa 81 March, 1916. The seniors stand thus Nj
Bright of Indiana 9TH March, ls45; Mr. Yuee OF Florida
IL 1875; Messrs Rusk and Houston, Of Texas, Feb
49, a. -,a.,-.. ""iler, Of South Carolina, December
u ls4s Mr. Mason OF Virginia, s-1sry 20 1885, M,'
Hunter All March, 1871 Mr.. Hale OF New IIanp5n''s ~"
March la4T Mr. Bell of Tennessee 4Ih March, lsi7 Mr.
Douglas Of Illinois Alb March, lsi7; Mr.. Fitzpatrick, OF
Alabama December IL, ls4s and Mr.. Sewari, of New
York, Alb March, ls4s.
This exhibits more than the usual number Of compare
lively new senator's but of them have had legislative
experience in other public bodies.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, sriTE TKsomas AssocIlrrox--Tbe
twelfth annual meeting Of this association held on the
Gath instant 10 the City Hail. Charleston About one hun
dred persons present The annual report OF the
shows that the balance hand At the close Of the
year 1855 S572 received from the State $500; re-
csived fees for admission Of members S2 Total Sss4
The disbursements during the year have amounted to
$3.50 90. Balance hand, $3.50 II. An eloquent ad-
drsss In which the school statistics Of the State
viewed was delivered By the president Of the association
d. Hagcr
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FIRST WARD RESTAURANT,


O. v DivERNoIs, Proprietor
I'VE ~ splendid establishment wei
w number Of and formerly
Hpt~i wbicb
tns t -c~y snd IN es- ef good hyins,
4 rh~ ~ v ahngton aud
VIII
venpher efforts
hn perfect soccrss n his entrpsc Tote r-hepi 10
div cach having
beiag
ire upacnr CONSISTS ~ parton snd bed
witch
saloons Or DINNER parties 4 newly
al rsth~d. The
led with ~ pauor~, inpord expressly
from Fsnce fo ihmeu Hot and cold iun.h al
hpurr plan. The dhofs
day az O'Clock, and susdsy p which
r,vrlIrs f. wash,petnn.
Ns-rhcrs splendid rsbrr attached sssaslI,h-
M
Nov s-lawaw q. r. nIvgRHoIs
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ON saturday, the THIRD Day of january, Is57,
HARPER BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
WIN ,us the FIRST number of weekly newspaper be entitled,
HARpER,s WEEKLY;


THEY spare make IL the hest
family wgdene whose cheerful and genial
~elcce visisr 10 huehoa whie
principles rsi justice shall
apprr good It's object vii be 10 set %
sound ptcAI and moral dfdss
cuyats Tie AID amenities ~ life
harp-f's Weekly will cuhlaia ain and impartial summary Of me
chronicle the it.sias Of The record the
of science and the creauoSs
will, accurate and complete
picture a winch live.
u attention 10 the taste the nagDa
on, feelings It's will embrace Tales In
Adventure, Sketches 81 Character and Social
Lite and b ssys up y Art zId MDrals
Tue made with the beat American
" i'bu- deaanmrnts
per spac- will
ample 6om hsl and
IN OF World The GuI
THackeray tate, The publication
~ which, purchased Of
conclusion In addiou
vailaa he Issues ~ III English. French,
productions which viii
raRsirred The paper under their charge.
rpcris weekly IL intended Ia ., rupsrsde
The place Harpes New monhy Magazine Earh periodical
It's sphere, and Of the
on ntso II the viii appear he other.
rperis Weekly will contain ~ the sxe Of the
London uafsd News,
ordinary deciua volume. will be print
suitable fir binding and, the VII be .c
typed numbers be supplied,
prepared
nienes who wish 10 bud ihr p.Pyr
copy ftwl he matted
being lin
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following Of tins Maryland Csnso.o
benefit Of Washington county, &C eiss ~,
drawn November -, 1855 M
"a 81 % 10 l6 Sc AZ 80 GO IL IS
The Ioowins numbers Of The Institute
LOTTERY c ass 30, drawn November Is, $50
IA u so 40 20 &c 81 30 90 80 &c IL
n FRANCE Co, Managers.
d. n McPHitl Commissioner
MAJ n
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" R.utnu,. A,iar.,.

RosToN Nov. 2s-Ton. Thomas II. Benton delivered his
copyright address before the Mercantile Library Asocs-
on last evening. The subject wss THE State Of the
Union, Ia Condition and Danger" II occupied hours,
during which many OF the audience left.
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Democratic Almanac and Political Register
1857.

THE UNCER-I6NED vii puh.a Thgrsdsy, Dee mber lsth
The Democratic Almanac Poiacl lr57 Inc
wafk viii the OH voif OF
ali lhs Is52 aud ss5 sln snca
the so<
tahes will be ated IN sest or The
prtr pal taon. tn. ei, hssides,
informstionNs design s suthos
reliable political rrfercIee
The 6rsse ID viii h. 80 90 eopies
Booksellers aEd couEty merchants win meet proms
Aad,ss. @. w. coTroN,
Indianapolis. Tndisna.
single copies, 100 copies sloi 900 copies, $50
Nov a5-dasN2s
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For the Union
TIE FLAG OF DEMOCRACY.

Song acr4sa Of "a. Ds9cratic Celebration N
WashiHyton, E0rebsr q, 1885, and respectfully dedicated
TO Co.. j. u. Bsrya.
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BY TELEG Ora PHI .

Nrw Yoax, Nov 2e.Ths steamer Ericsson, Of the Col.
Inns line arrived mp this morning with Liverpool dates
I2th-thrse days earlier than those BY the Persia.
The glasgow, from Glasgow the day. has also
rived.
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the levAthans win be enabled to receive freight with the
same facility BY trans arranged for the purpose Of which
there may be ten, fifteen, twenty may be required