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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-01
SAMUEEIINDSE

NASHVILLE. Holmes Co, o., Jan. 10, 1855.
To the Treasurer of the Ashland Mutual Inns
Co: | AIN in receipt Of a 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 ofyour
Company. Truly Yours,
JESSE HARRIS. :
Apply for insurance to L. JEFF SPRENGLE,
at the Office ofthe% Company, and to the agents
in the PRINCIPAL towns in Ohio.
Ashland Feb. Is. 1856. 37-1y
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A large supply of GROCERIES,
~ CONFECTIONERIES. PIES, CAKES,
Ale, Beer and all kinds of Temperance Drinks,
kept constantly on hand.
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MILLER HOTEL,
Bakery and Restaurant

FTNBE subscriber announces that he otfil kaapn
L open his well known Hotel, oppositefhe Sam
sci House, Main Street, Ashsand, for the accom-
notation of the travelling public. He hopes 49,
the liberal patronage herefofore ATTENDED hin wiz
be continued in the future. He partieuisrly a.
vites his friends in the country 20 call with ain.
as his bills will always be & und very reasonebie.
His table win constantly be we'll snppiied. snd
good ~stabiing for horses and Q faithful Ostier viii
always be provided. Boarding for prtvs.s asrnf.
lies or single persons c n be had "a rsaseas1I6
rates
BAKERY AND RESTAURANTS
In connection withthe Hotel, he will also eos.
ginue tc keep open his AXE and RRGTk6S
RANT, where he will atall lines keep on hanA
Confectionaries. Pies, Bread, CakeA
all kinds ofTemperance drinks, and In hort e.
cry luxury to be found on the tablea or drst eiaso
eating houses. MILIRR
Ashland, Dec.s. 1855. ST-tf.
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New advertisements

LIST OF LETTERS r0
EMAININGi in the Post o flee ut Ashland,
III on the LIST day of Oct, 1856. ;
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THIS we'll and favorably known Company
l. continues to insure the safer classes of
property on the most reasonable terms. Based
upon firm foundation, the capital increases
with its liability Its risks are limited to 1900
dollars, and the business of the Company con-
fined to Ohio.
Citizens of Ashland and adjoining Counties,
patrenize your own institutions. This Com
pany presents superior Inducements to Farm
crs BY way of insuring their property: Call
the system upon which this Company IS based.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
EAST SPRlSGFIELD. Jefferson Co., OIL
e. May End, 1855.
To the Treasurer of the Ashland Mutual Inns.
Co.-Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for the
prompt payment of my loss on my store and
dwelling house in ten days after the fire, OF
$2,500. Such Companies deserve the conf.
dence &C the public, and 1 cheerfnIly recon-
mend your Company to all in IScd ufsHsrt
Ray.aaffuIlU
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SehlessInger Denoances walker.

The News from the Isthmus.
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Ashland Mutual InS. 60.
ASHLAND, OHIO.
Hru REEAREn N ncE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
r. Riser, A. Huffman,
J. o. Jennings, L JEFF. SprengIe,
j. B. F. Sampsel, J. Musgnve,
j. Grail, B. B. Clark,
b. Luther.
OFFJCERS.
P. Riser, President. L. JEFF. Sprengle, Scc'ry,
j.. Grail, Treasurer.
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,Lp-LONES Sherif.
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DR..

Sept. l7,1e56.
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We gain from the Chicago Journal o:
Thursday evening, some further par
t%iculars relating to burning of the
s:casner Niagara. That paper says:
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Attention Farmers.

TIVE undersigned are now extensive.
1y engaged in the manufacture of
BOOTS e2s SHoI9s
ct The Store in Ashland, two doors east of the
Salapsel House, aud opposite the Bank, where
YOU can find t4ts
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THE VIGILANCE eeAnlTTEE DIsBANDED.
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JUDGE TERRY ON THE BENCH

INDIAN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-04

flsaont oa9 .is .s2a.a. To io.,a..
ing extract (soGn he letter Of Georgia
Slave holder to tie New York Times. 10
worthy Of asIen,loa
And as 10 the forming Of Fremont
Parry IN every Slave State. do no, hes.
Hate to say II could be done with ease, If
trobs We're out of the way. And it could,
II necessary, IN spite Of mens. A few
brave hearts could do the work anywhere.
but, m'srepfesen, d as Fremont has
been, | will not say that he could &c. tue
electoral voe Of any Slave State. Yet
II is beyond all doub, tha, he could ge,
thousands OF the peoples votes in every
one OF these States. | will 90 further,
will predict that Ia twelve months fram
now there will be n Republican party in
every Southern State. Such party will
not he based upon hostility 10 the vested
rights OF any man. IL will have for it's
ob)ect the introduction among our people,
OF i'aternal feelings towards our fellow
citizens Of every section, and Of sys.
TEN OF rational politics.
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The community was painfully startled
al an early hour yesterday nornlrg by
The distressing Intelligence oI.he burning
.ot the CoiIngwooi steamer Niagara
Wednesday atenoon aboa, four clock,
between Ozan &c aud sheboygan, on .ns
wes, shore ol Lake Michigan. The inst
announcement was received by telegraph
iron Milwaukee, and soon after the s,ea.
mer ifaveler came in, bringing a nun.
ter OF the rescued oil the crew apd pas.
sengers.
tnc Niagara was coring 10 this pert
and had an board 10 the bts ii our infos.
nation, aboal two hundred per sns, aleu-,
EIGHTY ot whom were cabin passengers.
forty officers and crew, aud the remain.
der steerage passengers From nil tnas
that ae can ga.Der IA regard 10 tie nam.
Der lost. it is probable that i, canuo. be
less than one hundred I'll. watet vas
very cold aud cold wind flowing. 50
that many sank from numbness, vino
would otneraise have been able 10 cling
~ floats until assistance came.
The steamer Traveller was abos, ten
miles f,sian, whsn the fire broke out on
The Niagara. fns Captain ordered OIL
to be thrown INTO the furnaces and al,
possible steam was made 10 reach this
scene OF the disaster. Every one aocoras
10 the Captain and officers Of the Ttav-
.lef credit Tor making every possible sx-
ertlon 10 ssse life.
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Washington, in Kansas aud elsewhere.
would u eessarhy, to large extent, be
ht,ed with our enernies. HIS lnforma-
,'o would come through Il distorted me-
d'um; aud lastly, he could not all US
wrhou, having first made up bis mind to
abandoned aud warr,i upon by his
Iwn lars. Tie South would Charge
hItn with vio'at'ng his pledges. aud tutn
upon hun with |. e bi,leres, nusiitlty. aud
al has, portion OF tue Northern De-
mocracy would follow their example, ,--
lie would thus be left without a party to
support his Admin slraliou. unless he
should cast Lnasei into the arms ol the
heiu iicaus. We cannot, It seems to
me, ei'se, ask or exp, {, l,im To- do lnts
upou question where parry lines ar SO
pa:niy drawn before his elecuon. Like
all oluer men III the sau q situation. he
must obey The party seutinent oa
| "a'ch he IS elected. Tnat there are
Democrats IN Pennsylvania who are iull
OF indignation against the Conduct Vi the
South in regard to Kansas | am well
aware. aud ti,at they woul.. use their IN
fluen"e TO redress her wrongs am well
satisfied; but they are too few IN pro.
pofIIon 10 the whole party of the unloa
~ sustain his Adm nlslation In a wa.
with his party. Tney haave as We, ben
unable To make ,ten op'n,o IS appear and
oe leil Ia tue parry aud oi course cannot
do 5" hereafter. | nouor their good in
lentenious, but cavuol believe ia thel,
power.
| repeat that hive been forced to
these CONCLUSIONS after no sllyhl struggle
with my feelings and luclnations. -
Ahouid Mr.. Buc anan be elected, anl
his administration be d if,rreni from wha,
my Judgement compel, the to believe, /
sna'i give 1t my cord,ai appreciation, aud
my feeble though willing support. As
believe now, / mus. regard the Delno-
cratic party rs lullr Goa united 10 Sou,n-
cru Sectionallsn,. toward which, for some
t'nie past 1t has been rapidly tending.
ani quit well assured that my duty to
NV c. unsry demanas a. my haIds lhls
>acfiilce OF personal ieelln
Very truly y.urs,
A. II. REEnER.
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Renul lean paper. please ccny,


Wey Come BY H,ndreis.-T Two hun.
dred aud iirty Democrats OF Detroit who
voted (Got forgive lh,m,) for Pierce il
1902 sign an Address to The people Q!
Michigan il which they declare their IN.
tenlloa to vote l1r Fremont and Dayton.
hey find their Justification Gor this act
IN the wantoa and unnecessary renewal
OF the agitation OF tie Slavery question.
by the Administration. ami IN the ou.rs.
ges "hlca have been perpytratea IN Kan.
sas upon tree white men, that Slavery
might te plagted in the territory. fheir
appeal to their fellow Democrats 10 sus
tain tie integrity oi the Democratic faith.
IS powerful aad nus, be effective. - Chi.
Tribune
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low 4tsa sstsaiaptttI alS.fa1IH 0ss t.lEt 4Ess
to ne$sla. .srs over The country:
NEW yoEx, Sept. o.
TIE Cumaerciat .fdrerfaser oi llis
afternoon gives an account I'll M ln.rF-
view between Coi Fremon. aud sos,c
tgdiHg merchants OF THIS city. on The re-
ilg ,1Us creed nf tie la.3lel, Wtts. Ea.oae!
Fremont declared thai that question: nss
has real d'tiicuFy, bit ha had formed HI.
replies on dat subject 20 as 10 secure tir
roles trom bota Pro,esian's c,.a C.tao-
les
The base libel is doing Its work. TINS
lot thousands who have sera IL will nsvr
sre rs centisdiciioa. Our egtcupasafy
perhaps may hHd satisfaction ia ,fat, but.
So help US heaven. our hani should soon.
"I "ttnef from It's socket than write
against any cand ,date from public officc,
"e care not whou!. such injustice as tho
Commercial .iirert,Ssr has written up IN
tins matter against Col. Fremoat. - ta'.
ir.6a.s.
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rse57 The Intsburrh papers say /, a,
notwithstanding all the efforts of the
BachanIeIs. tn. Democratic demoes.ra.
ton IN that place OF Wednesday last
was complete failure Fouy thousand i.
was confidently anticipated VOC he out
HE numhei diduot exceed 5 d VAR.
Gus causes are assigned Tor this dl.appolnt
menl; but, according to tae Gaseitr. the
true one - that The people of Western
P~unsyvsna are for Fremont.
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FL rrrzr.vsna r>,srs
'-f zee. ..v r'+asa..ar- .-.e.
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AaF 0'- Ity4sar. f aatar;
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1~>4.a .-,r",ns ..Iat
t@''' ""'"., as sAs.. II o,u heaven
1t Daisl Oh L4,u's b wer,
thcTe Is a song Of sorrow.
ihe death aIrs" of the gay, a.
1has te.3s, eee ua@d II n.J.row
laese Charms may melt away
iaat sun 5 bright beam be shaded.
inat say be blue no myre,
lhe summer covers be faded,
And yoata's warm promise Ger.
be!eve 1t not; though lonely
Thy evening home may De:
Though ooauty's bark can only
Float on Summer sea,
Though r.me thy bloom Is stealing.
There's still, beyond his art
inc wiid-aower wreath of feeling,
ne Sunbeam Of the heart
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Iora CanraSs. - Members of the ~.
rious local committees throughout the
Stale, and other metrbers oi the Repub.
Iican party having business with the State
Executive Cotrmiltee, are respectfully
requested to correspond with the under.
signed al Fort pes Moines. Let the
tr'end- interest themselves in effecring n
complete and thorough ofgan,zation il
every precinct, every county and every
distnet ". IL FARMER.
See'y Of |. :. FIX Com.
Kenul ltean nan.r. nIra.a cnnp
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r-as AT the great Buchanan gathering
nj Norrls, on tie fifth, Fremont man
offered btt TIA, OF The first Gle hundred
men 10 be met with IN the crowd, The ma.
loray woald be Freinont-rs. Ths be..
ssl5. as taken. 4 hundred men aer.
marked Of. and counted. and iol sixty
lnsee acre for Fremont ard thir.y-ssyen
tor Pucaa aaa -R. T. .sd,.
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brgo.--I Direct. This il tie mous
OF the arms OF the State Of Maine. II il
a motto full OF good omen. Many Sse.s
vtu follow whass Maine dir.efr
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A LETTER tAJ1 CIV. nc.ua.
oN ras
Approaching fiecti,a Of President ana
tie Candidates
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oPH'oaSAiog "iectio2 OF EFesl1elt an q
tie Candidates
N. Y. CRY. Sept. Is. So,
10 he E'ltors of the f., eu,nr Post.
GtHrLEmCS :-rh- letter q; Your cor.
r"spn!em H.. and yv,r editorial com.
'nemt. upon Of The l6tu lnsl., seem in
co''''h ~ Courtesy 10 deanand rrpIy.-
f1fn c"ttrsp ndrut does 30, err 10 say.
irg tt.a' deste TIE success ol the Re-.
ruhHaa = iry and tie civcti"n OF their
"a ihrla'c, and ,Gat ani ,rady to c ~.
tuhu,e % auy no4orahlr eifur I, Lrl y i,
about. HIS Is ntt tue result o, any
| P'" 'fenc' as 10 meu, but Ia spite of i,
N Au Coz Fremont | au acaua,r,.3 I
hav never SEEN nnn, 8or hal any com.
''1n!cnt"n with hlm dlrec, or ilaitect.
/ stf a. os written. On the her hand
nay Ieeltngs oI irIenjsatp a1nI a,.m.ration
! ,or Mr.. FaGHauqn, a. !. man. arr nj -,
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L. SANK \
Commissioner OF Deeds.

In CONNIE ming upon this matter the
couT'sr and E'qursr says:
We leave Mr.. Cook to the judgment
Of the puGl'c. fthat Jud-me b- pre-
JudIcIh! 70 hIta II is fault oi ours. uei.
t.rr, we mns, iii justice add, The lou, OF
the veiy Respectable firm OF which he Is
u lnet.lber, one ui nuon. al least, We
know differs with bim ~ po,ics
Tue pubic row have the whole ca -
before them nhIch Inc Commercial I'd.
pefitser ias tfnmp.ed II such eager
has,e aud VII such obstinate pels.sleu.
cy and on 'ne s.rengtt of vhiea ,sr fol.
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kIso3 CousrY
Cry OF BROOKLYN "

On the 10Th day Of
septe nber, X. d, 1876. before NE Der.
son"iiy came John L. Nuaat aud M.
than Comstock, Jr., a-d R..y y. fontr,
the subscribers to the Foregoing state.
h"n', to me sevefaly personally known
aud tie SAID Nollat and Puttef beng
dul. s~ora, and the said C0matock h.ln.,
duly affirmed, did eacl !of himself d.
pose and say, that Lc lad read and futiy
UNDERSTOOD the contents OF SAID atemen,
aud that the same Is IN all respects true.
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EDfTOWS OFFICE a COUNTING ROOM
sS-IH rns tssss Horss wrra rHs .ousrr sspsr Ia
TER Ms.
Copy year, paid in advance. 81 80
DO. paid within six r.cn'hs 90
do. - paid At end Of the year, 25
Liberal Aeductions made to clubs u Ave or
Ansss 10 enc address.
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AVE door bei9s Nyr@s. .ierdware Sire
" Al 40 trus ell 10 rsr care WI be
tendei o promptly, ma II he ates fash.
10 $. and var an 4 t. gte lie ats Ac,i"a.
arces ~ a.nra'in eve rs acat.
Upton Se.'t 'a6 3tif
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NEW ADvLhTa ErE

NEW ADvLhTA ErEn.I.
Tbs undeirl. al * ih. ,arld a I. asfara
| Il. cil zeas 0 I'll i.,,on. at t4rsa#.4,aa
nnnI b ne h..s bnght n1s ta.sAta nab ti
tnII. sh G WY, atd Das Dos na.1. aia
CONSTANTLY z cr,ssae
Furniture Of All Kinds.
R lraan- r. plts. b a-tea,'- .'a fs. -ash, II ~ \.
g.. 6s F which ha All s.,'l - Cab IS sH =
!. II .ns ll4e+ 10 The Wet
coH and See for Yourst i
Tlrtvo, Juty To- 30u. NJ. i,Aa%L.!.
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NO. 40.
lowing selssraphic dispatch was kufile..
TO newsI ,sfs over The country:

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Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
SEASON OF 1896.
St. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line

ot AVu1S anu St. SUsbpl racket LlnG
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET
For Boon,ille, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami,
Hills Landing: Wa.eriy. Dover, Berlin, Lex
ington, Wellington, Camden. Sibley, Richiield,
New Independence, Liberty. Wayne CITY, Kan
sas, ParkVille. Leassnwerth, Fort Lesvenworth
Weston, hickapoo, latan, Atchison, Dopiphan,
and st. Joseph. j-t
fFe5sa1-. - Tae elegant, commodio;:s an, .sst
Il kfssse5fsyzs:: Regular Passenger Packet NEW
4ssssfs-s5z==.xessa ssf5=.essa LUCY, COMFY Master, viii
leave St. Louis for the above and intermediate
points, oyerv alternate Saturday, during tie
season, at 4 o,Dlaek, p NJ. as follows:
March l, 10. %; Ap-ii II. 20; May lo, "a;
June Z d; Jtiy o.19; August ,, 10. so; Sept-iS,
27; October II. %; NeseInbers. y
Returning viii leave st. Joseph for ST. Louis
every aIterfate Friday. at 10 o'clock. \. NJ, as
81; June i3. 2I; Jaiy IL, pa; August (, %; Sep
telnber 8, ~; October 3, Il, 81, November Il,
Departing from st. Joseph Fridays at 10
o'clock. a. NJ, Doniphan II, N f, Atchison 2.
p. 81. Iatail 5. p. ~, kickapoo 1, y. NJ, Weston
Saturday, 1T :. A.. 81. Fort LeavenwoFth s, A.
NJ. Leavenworth .. A. NJ. parkyille 10, a. NJ,
Kansas Il H., Wayne City /, p. Nj, Liberty 2,
P. NJ, New Independence % p. A., Riehheld ),
p. NJ. Sibier 4. P. RI, Camden ), P. NJ, Wei
lington6, r. NJ, Lexington: Sunday. at =, A. AZ,
Beriin 8, \, Ei.- Dover y. A. NJ, Waverly 10 A.
~, Hill's Lan.iing II; A. NJ, Miami !, P. NJ.
Brunswick ?. p m, Glasgow 4, P NJ. BoeEsiiis
6, P. NJ. Arriving in st. Lonis. Monday, ft
time for the Louisville and Mississippi Packets
and evening lines OF travel in all directions.
Thankful to the public for its generous favors
heretofore, we would respectfully anHeance
that the New Lucy has been thoroughly re-
paired and re-fnrnished, and we hope BY strict
attention to all business entrusted to US, to
merit and receive a liberal share of patronage
47-td WM. CONLEY, Captain.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
SEASON OF 1875.

Star OF the West.
St. LOWS and ST. Joseph Packet Line.
Regular lSonday Passenger Packet for Boon
VILE Glasgow, Brunswick. Miami, HilI's
Landing. Nyaverly, Dover, Bsrffn, Lexing-
ton, WeIling ton, Camden. Sikisy, Riehfeld,
Liberty, Independence. Kansas. RarkSille,
Leavenworth, Fl Leavenwerth. Weston,
Kickapoo. Iatan, Atchison, Doniphan, and
St Joseph.
Sfzsars.s The splendid new commoaious
stszTyffssssssF and 60 afoftabie Regurar passen-
'Es7.z .zsss<zzszzE ger Packet STAR OF THE
WEST. Dix, Master. VIII leave for hea5ove
and intermediate ports on every alternate Mon
day, during the season, at O'Clock, P.N- as
Monday, March 10, "a; Monday, A,,gsst |, IS;
'' April I, 81; sept sna -;
May 5, le; Oct. Q, and ~ ::
Sc July Il, %;
Returning, will leave St. Joseph every alters
nate SundaY, at 10 O'Clock, m, as foilosSs:
Sunday, March l6 so; Sunday, August 3, IL 81
s' April l3 2T; Sept. III 2s.-
s: May d4.2 %; q Oct. IL 20.
I" July 90;
Departing from, st. Joseph, Sunday, 10, o'eleuk
a IN, Doniphan at IL m, Atchison 2 M,
1atan at p N, Kickapoo at m.
Weston---Monday at Z O'Clock, a M. Fort Leay-
enworth at 10 m, Leavenworth City at ga
IN, Parkville at 3 "a m, Kansas at - NJ,
Wayne City att m, Liberty at p IN, Now
Independendence at l-2 P N, Richfeld and
st. Bernard at.3 m, Sibley at m, Cau1-
den at 8 p m, Wellington at p N. ~. SIT
LeXington-Tuesday. at Z . m, Berlin at ms:
Dover at a N; Waveriy at 10 am; Ill's land
ing IL IN; Miami at p m; Brunswick at 2
p m; Glasgow at p Arrow Rook at N;
Boonyille at g p m; arriving at st. Louis We'd
nesday evening in time for Louisville and Mis-
sissppi packets, for evening trains of the Al
ten and Chicago and Ohio and mississippi
Railroads. r.2sf1-
The Star of the West was bnilt expressly tor
a. Missouri river Passenger Packet, and eoH-1
bines every mo2ern improvement for safety,
sengers may rely upon her perEanency, pune
tuaiisy and dispatch.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-09
The Law of Newspapers.

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US. .Ns ~ continue their subscription.
subscribers order the diseontinuanee or
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=, d.eted. they are held responsible, TILL they
have settled the bill and ordered them discoh-
eaaet ;.,,
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..n. to the former direction, they are held res
The Courts have decided that refusing to
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,ad leaving them uncalled for, 10 prima facia
Evidence of intentiona fraud.