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L~nGIsLArIvE -ooCUmENTs.


We call attention to the repurts of
the doings of the Legislature which We
publish on fourth page. twill be seen
that the Senate refuses to appropriate
a fsrthing for printing the documents in
German, q thing never heard of under
Democratic rule. We hope those Ger
mans who voted the fusion ticket last
Fall, viii bear this in mind. Tax the
German-make him contribute to the sup
port Of goyernment-but don't let him
have : choice as to who shall admins
ter that government, ner permit him to
know how his money is expended.
Such are the beauties of Know Nothing
rnle.
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TnE OINoINNATI CONVENTION.

The democratic conventions of Ala
bama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Ohio, and Iowa, were all holden on the
sth for tho choice of delegates to the
democratic national convention. The
Georgia convention was on the 18th.
New York delegates are appointed, both
soft and hard. These of Wisconsin were
appointed some time since. Indiana
has also chosen delegates. Those of
New Hampshire are all elected. Four
delegates at large from Vermont have
been appointed by the State convention;
and all the Massachusetts, delegates are
chosen, except two from the 9th congress
sional district. Connecticut is to choose
on the 18th Of Observation-Disclosures
On the 4th of Mareh-Florida on the
ID "Wednesday in April-Illinois on
ths Ist Of May-and Michigan on the
zlss Of May. These are all the States
of which We have information in this re-
gard At present.
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E Rev. RoBINsoN delivers . lee.
ture before the Lyoeum next Saturday
evening. Mr.. MARTINDALE reads an es-
say and 7. g. BUSHNELL reads a select
piece. Let there be a crowded house.
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E There viii be a grand Ball Civ
en- at the King House, New London,
on the 22nd of February. New Lon
don is the place for good dancing, and
plenty of such sfxipgs" as the Law
allows.
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E Thirtysone pounds ofiron have
been made into wire upwards of one hun
dred and eleven miles in length, and SO
fne saas the fabric that q part of it was
converted, in lieu Of hair, into a harris
fss's wig.
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- L is stated that in 1925 there

* It is stated that in 1928 there
were but three miles of railway in the
United States; in 1929 it increased to
&c miles, in 1880 to Al miles in 1910 to
f,i67 miles, and now in 1856 it reaches
2s.242 miles. We have in addition
probabiy 2lpo0 miles of double track, in
all more than 25, 0OQ miles of iron way,
or . length more than sufficient to encir-
dethe globe at the equator. Within
ten years the length has been quadru-
pied, aud since 1850 alone, trebled.-
There are now at least 5000 miles in
process Of construction that will be in
use before the end of the year 1851
Yaluing the completed railroads at $780,
goo per mile, the capital now invested
in this interest amounts to S697, 1850, 900.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

VS.. I'm Ashland Com. Pleas
Geo. Hardaker ct al
DURSUANT 10 the command of an alias
Il order of 50 e duly issued in the above
case from the Court of Common Pleas of Ash
land County, to me directed, I viii expose to
public sale at the door of the Court House, in
said County, on
Monday, the 1oth day Of Maych,
a. d., 1856, between the hours of ten O'Clock a.
M, and four o'clock p. m, of said day, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to wit Being
lot number ffty-fve, 1851 and f~fty-sixs [56lin
the town plat at the Centre of Sullivan, Town
ship of Sullivan, County of Ashlandaad State
of Ohio, with the appurtenances. Terms Of
s lie, cash. JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856. 36ts-pf$2,T IS
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EER Read the Communication of "a
Citizen" in another column. We cor.
daily endorse the suggestions of the au-
thor.
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CoNvIcr1oNs.-The American Alma
nae for 1855 contains a statement col
lected from the returns of the clerks of
the courts, under the head of crime,
from which it appears that of the H.
e9s convictions had before the Coarts
of the United States from l84l to 1854,
inclusive-a period of IA years--9,54s
were of natives of the United States,
and $3.50 foreigners.
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E The illness of the Editor for The
past week, viii account for the scarcity
Of editorial in this number.
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% O'CLOCK, p. N.

The Senate spent the afternoon SEES
sion in Committee of the Whole on the
bill to prescribe the duties of the Fund
Commissions and Transfer Agent, rose
and reported.
Adjourned.
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pEMocRATIC STATE TICKET FOR 1856
For Judge or the Supreme Court
RUFUS P. RANNEY,
oF TnuHBgLL COUNTY.
Por Member Of the Board OF Public Work..
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
or PIeKawiV eoUH1I. B
Fl. II. BARNEY,
OF HAMILTON coVETT.
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CONGRESSIONAL E~LEcToRs.
1st. Sheldon l.. Kellogg, of Hamilton.
I'D. Henry r. Sedan, Of Hamilton.
Sd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
9Th. J.. h. Thomas, of Darke.
5thssEdward Foster, Of Williams.
9Th. Michael b. Davis, Of Clermont.
7th. William Crossen, Of Warren.
9Th Williarn Kebshner, of Clark.
9th. George E. Seena, of Seneca.
10th. Levi DUNCAN, ofJackson.
18th. Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield. 5
18th Jacob Sigh, ofFlanklin.
18th. John Tiff, ofHuron.
f4th. John G.. Myers, Of Ashland.
18th. Joseph Burns, of Coshoctons
18th. James d. Gaylord, of Morgan.
18th. benjamin P. Spriggs, ofEOble-
18th. Aiphonso Hart, of Portage.
18th. Henry b. Dodge, of Cuyahoga.
2oth. George @. Gilletts Of Ashtabula.
2lst. George Cook. of Harrison.
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John Hubble,
, In Ashland Com. Pleas.

John Hubble,
vs. InAshland Com. Pleas.
+. r. Thompson. aE m
rTNnE defendant will take notice that on the
l. 18th day of January, A. D. 1856, plaintiff
filed in tho court of common pleas of said
county their petition, setting forth that on the
9th day Of June. A. D. 1852, defendant execu-
ted and delivered to plaintiff his three prom
isory notes for one hundred dollars each; one
payable january /, 1856, one January ], le9I,
and the other January l., 1858, with interest,
and that on the 9th day of June, A.D. 1852,
defendant being seized of village lot number
ninetv.thrce (93l in the. town plat of Snlliyan,
in the county of Ashland, mortgaged the same
TO plaintiff to ecore the payment Of siid prom
isory notes. Plaintiff asks Judgment on the
note due January l, 1856, and for the ~foreelo-
sure of said mortgage.
Defendant is required to answer or demur
by the 29th day of February, 1856, orjudgment
will be taken BY default.
KINNEY PORTER, Atty's for PIE.
January 10, 1S46.-pf 81, I2M CIV.
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EThers will be a meeting of Pro
section Fire Go. No. l, at MoCarty's Of
ice, this( Wednesday, evening.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.


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SALE.
John Wierman
| Ia Ash. Com plsas.

VS.. In Ash. Com PleaPs
William Rigby, ct ally
DUESUANT to the command of an exceu
Il tioH, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coma
ty, to me directed, / will expose to public falo
at house on lot number two in Ports addition
to the town of Orange, in Ashland County, on
Monday, The 1oA dag Of Maych,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. NJ, and four O'Clock p. u. of said day. the
following described Goods and Chattles. to wits
One Sink, one mantle Clock, one Bureau, eight
Chairs, one Cupboard, one Dining Table; two
Bedsteads, one Box Stove and Pipe one Rock
ing Cradle, and two Stands. Also on the
same date, at the door of the Cour I House, in
Ashland County. between the hours as nfoee-
said, the said lot number two in Ports addiE
ton to the town of Orange, IN Ashland County,
and State of Ohio, as the property Of William
Rigby. Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN d. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856. 56ts-pf$3,5 so
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Z will also; by virtue ofthe same writ, exE
pose to public sale, at the door of the Court
House, in said County, on
Monday, the 10th dag Of March, 1856,
between the hours aforesaid. the following de-
seribed Real Estate, to wit Lot number nine
ty-one, (9I1 in the village of Sullivan, in said
County and State of Ohio, with the appurtenan-
ces, as the property of A. H. Palmer. Terms
of sale, cash. JOHN ID. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856, 36ts-pfS4.60
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SHERIFFsS SAFE

Luther. Grail d Col
VS.. InCuyahoRa Com. Pleas.
A. II. Palmer, ct. ally
DURSUANT to the command of an execu-
i ton, duly issued from the Court ofsCom-
mon Pleas of Cuyahoga County, TO. me direct;
ed, 1 viii expose top1blic sale at the premises
of J. NJ Gorham in the townohip Of SallivauS
Ashland County, Ohio, on
Saturday, The LIST deg Of Aqrh,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
following described Goods and Chattles, as
the pr opery of J. M. Gorham, to wit Two
brown Mares, one bay four year old horss, M
roaa three year old Horse, thres two year old
Colts, eighty Sheep. and one pleasure Buggy
Terms of sale, Cash.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. {. 1856. 36ts-pf % 81
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George Allman's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri-
IN bers have been appointed and quahhedas
Executors on the estate of George Altman, late
of Ashland County, deceased.
MARIE ALLMAN,l Evacr~.
JOSIAH ALTMAN.
Loudonville, Dec. l8, 1855. 3w'29
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that there WILDE a Petition
presented to the Commissioner of Ashland
County, at their next session, praying for the
establishing of a road, commencing on the old
Portas e road, on the line betws en- John Har-
vey and John McQuilon in Vermillion Town
ship thence east, along said line, passing the
Winebriner Meeting house and School house,
in District No. Z, until it intersects the Hayes
vile and Moheeanville road, on the line boz
tween Edward Ware and James OfineeFe in
Mohecan township.
MANY PETITIONERS
Feb. 6. 1856. 4w36
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AsHLAND:
Wednesday Morning, Feb. 6, 1856
Democratic Presidential Electors.
SENATORIAL r1rcroas.

WILLHAM Jr. OF nelmOnt.
ALEKANDERP p. MlLLER, OF Butler.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Jesse WERTMAN will take notice that an
81 order of Attachment was this day issued
against him, at the Suit of S. Apple q Co. by
W. B. mccarthy, a Justice of the Peace Of Mon
eomery township, Ashland county Ohio. for
the SUN of 5000.
s. APPLE Co..
February 6, 1856. 3w36.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
TTENRY BOWMAN wiIltake notes that
III an orderof Attachment was this day is
sued agrinst him.a at the suit of TIC. Bushnell.
for the sum of 1904, by W. B. McGarty-a JUS
Ashland county, Ohio.
ff T.U. BUSHKEIB..
February 4 1856. 2w36
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
HENRY BOWMAN will take notice that
Ii an order of Attachment was this day is
sued against him, atthe suit Of Lorenzo Gala
han, by W. 3. McCarty. a Justice of the Peace
of Montgomery township. Ashland Co.Ohio.
for the sum of $40
lorenzo CALLAHAN.
February a. 1856. e ssa3w36
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Speaking of popping the question: y
we do not know but what it would be
fairly in order to "wring in the fol-
lowing from an exchange:
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FIRE IN PHrLApELPHfA.--on Friday morning
FIRE occurred in Philadelphia In the extensive iun-
Der yard Of Sam1 Megargee. The flames rapidly
spread through tbs large piles of lumber In the
yard, and Ia q few minutes nearly square OF
the Turner estate and occupied by Thomas b.
Chapman. the lower rolling mill, owned and eccti.
pied by Nathaniel Rnwland Co, and seseral
dwelling houses and stables, were destroyed. Inc
Dire caused loss Of upwards of $50 0Oo. me
heaviest loser Is Mr. Megargee. His estimated loss
IL s4e 600 on which there il insurance OF about
$4,000 Tho next heaviest suffereri is MT Chap-
man, whose loss in buildings, stock and machine
ry, Is some $40 Geo which IL insured.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
riernins. Ocsober 20, ISIS
financial and Commercial.


III. ;r,,o,.. AZ foreign dry goods ct New yofs isst
w.ek reached sl.esI al. being $2si Goa more 'nss
"a, ~. ..me vech last year. The imports CT sensfa'
n.rch.odss reached et,54s, ass, being elSooo owe
,ye .ame week last year. The exports OF niefcosn-
sixe reached VI, s9a. ZIG. and specie si.esa,'o.
Tn. Nav York Journal Of Commerce, OF Satarday
afternoon, ssys: Ar,
Tn. a.m.na for money continues active ~ tuii
rates Of interest. :.
The stock market 10 hardly % arm as re esn .g
Hoard New York Central, Erie and heseius .sI W
800 yesserd.v Afternoon; Michigan Central wss
higher and in other stocks there was no cnanse
Foreign Exchange 10 quiet and nomias"y s'sA"As
ed.
sale. iu New York, Saturday. of esoco Tennessee
SIS at sla and $500 Va. Sc at ssis.
r.p,.r..sp Cxponrs AT BosroN.--The imports
of ettton into BOSTON from January lst TO octoos.
l0th we're 2l4 e7l bales; same time last year.
The value Of exports .o sas spSce Sis.
lews: American, &ekS. Is<-zii iofeisu' ~i1'1',
total 1855 24 TO-
BALTIMORE, Dot. IL Beef cattle ara still coming
forward freely. There were 1900 head offered yes
serdsy at tho scales, 500 Of which were driven to
Philadelphia 100 sold to grsxiers, l5o were nc
over uusold and the balance $50 head) were sold to
Baltimore butchers aud packers. the bulk az pres
ranging from $3.50 to 1915 on the hoof, equai to ~
cents per 100 b lower than the average of last
A small lot of very superior cattle we're sold 81
higher figure than is quoted above. There were
t.<t
most Of which sold ct S7.75 asa per 100 lbs nett.
Sales of hogs were made cary Ia the week at beg
1896 per 100 lbs. We continue to quote sheep at
as per 100 lbs. gross. Sales were made yesterdaS
1t these figures.
BALTIMORE MARKETs.-Satur OF how
ard street aud Ohio Flour at 81 Market 9uiet-re'
csipts light. Wheat dali and prices unchanged
bales of " hite 1891 so, and 65 for quaiite
from fair to choice Red 5o1oi 50. Corn 6s0oo cts
Bacon Shoulders 81 doS. Sides 9iGss cts; Hams iZt
Sugars, Molasses and Coffee steady aud unchanged.
NEW YoRK MARXEr-sAruaDAY-Fl was 10
fair demand, at prices not quosasy lower though 10
favor OF the buyers Sales ct from $3.50 to VI io fcl
common to Extra State, sud Western southern stea
dy, with sales 7zG01 10 for Mixed TO good brands
sna e77o0s. 10 for fancy aud extra. Wheat easier
sales Of 10 ono bushels White at prices rangns ffou
g. so . II, and % 700 bushels of red, Western II
hnos, At 81 TO &c. Corn easer sales OF -, oes
busehls at SO 070 cents. Whiskey-S50S6 cents,
Richmond Markets, October Is.
FLOUR.-There is no change to note in -four W.
quote to shippers 80 S707 for good to choice
WhEAT.-The market Is brisk at o l.450l.50 To-
good to prims Red; $l.550l 60 for good to prime
white.
CORN.--Markst firm at 750so cts. per bushel.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

r. wr c#xsxHE1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
IA ~ $Ss1RsSas1ee4T THE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, lS4 MAIN ST
Having renewed their Express. on the Raleigh and
Dispatch and reasonable rate every kind of MFR
ChANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
RY, SC, &c, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE. in
charge of trusty messengers, to all points on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, viz
GAST0N, HENDERSON,,
FRANKLINTON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate points.
Merchants and others entrusting Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity Of finding consignees at every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge.
,s.s.-s j. n. TAYLOR, Srp't.
]. L. MACDONoUGH, Agent ss its
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DrsBArpEp. THE Union Guard and Montgont
cry Guard Of Baltimore, composed OF citizens q
foreign birth, have In view Of the charges made
against them with regard 10 the late election riots
there held meetings. and disbanded, In order 10
ave ID giving pretest for riotous demonsr ations,
which ID Is supposed would have occurred at the
next parade.
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Oliver S. Burroughs was killed near Talhas-
see Florida on the 18th, by the accidental explo-
sion of his gun. s
David Thompson, white man, was tried at
Bladen CO., N. u, Superior Court on the 6th for
stealing chickens, and whipped
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire broke out In Cal
weston Texas, on the 18th ult destroying twelve
wooden buildings at a loss of $4,000 Nessrs W.
| Adams, ]. M Jones, Davies and Kaufman, were
among the sufferers.
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A 20. ANDERSON 81 CO.. s..
RICHMOND. Va
nlfave removed to the store, No Iof Main
street, second door below 18th street, where thsy -.
prepared To shaw the isfgese assortment OF Ss :.
PLAIN AND FANCY HIHHepNA
ever offered II this market Also uood sssortmspt
OF bohhETs and Millinery 0oods 81 Ill lind.
"a Tits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-20

Accountability evening, . sailor on board
the steamer Texas, at Norfolk, Va, had one of
his feet cut off by rope extending from the ship
TO . schooner. The limb was Afterwards amputa.
ted below the knee.
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r4lncu1 ThH MUSIC SIOkE.-P
n. TAYLOR would remind his
friends and the public generally that
II u his store is on Governor street
where mag be found PLANO FORTES MELODE.
ONE, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACC0R-
DEONS of the best quality and the lowest prices
He h sole agent in this city fer the sale of the cole
brated Nunns 4 Cisrk's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed By any other makers and equaIed but by few
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, Of the best quality
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State and is constantly receiving the latest publ
Cations which he will sen at the reduced prace
and upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere.
" Pianos tuned, repaired and let on hire.
!" Old Pianos taken In part paw for new onas
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NOTICE TO HOTEL AND BOARDING
~ HOUSE kEEPERS We have now In store
about 200 Mattresses; $50 Bedssads and Gotta. Also
sn extensive stock of Looking Glasses Dressing Ta-
bles and Washstsnds suitable for furnishing cham
bers for the approaching Fair.
&C l6-I5t LARUS sHINF.
MO NURSING MOTH n should be with
~ cut the MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS."-
They have performed many remarkable cures in our
city, and have mover yet failed to PREVENT the
Risen Breast, or Mammsry Abscess, if applied in
time. One pair will last life time. Price one dol
lar for which. and Il cents in postage stamps, pair
will be sent by mail to any part Of the country For
sale by the Agents.
1856, N. w. corner of Main and 10th sts.
se e9--d&clm Richmond Va.
NATHEY.CAYLUs GLUTEN GAP.
lVl SULES of pure Copaiba, and other medicines
adopted and recommended by the frs. physicians of
the Faculty of Paris, of the London College Of Phvs
Clans and the most eminent Professors of the differ
emit pitas being far preferable to the ordinary
Capsules made of Gelatine, whch frequently
hard and thick to render them very repulsve and
difficult to swallow The Gluten Capsule weighs
scarcely two and half grains, whilst those made of
Geatine weigh twelve. Different varieties of these
celebrated Capsules to be had at
MEADE u BAKERS new Apothecary Store,
1856, N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets.
DC iO-dScSw
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.-v. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
~ ~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
0Rl-S1 Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ns.r Dt shs Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
FEES. BAROUCHEs, BUGGIES with and without
tons and SULKIES, all of his own make Of the best
materials and workmanship All of which will be
soId a. low az good work of the kind be in the city
of Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
In want of any article In the Carriage line a. am do
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that u new, wa
ranted. =
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