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Ncm Aopcrtisctnruts.
SHERIFF,S SALE
Wood Admir- Of
Abel Brown decd,


Joseph Wood ADM Of
Abel Brown decd, In Ashland Common
Benjamin L. Fulton and Pleas.
Wife.
pURSUANT to the command of an order of
sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Courto of Common Pleas of Ashland county,
to me directed, l will expose to Public Sale at
the door of the Court House, in said county on
Saturday, tile 9Th day. July,
A. D. 1856, between the hours of ten o'clockA.
NJ. and four o'clock P. NJ of said day, the follow
ing described Real Estate situate and being in
the Township of Troy, in the County Of Ash
land, and State of Ohio, to wit: Being a part
OF Lot number thirty-three So ofDurands, sur
vey, and is bounded and described as follows
on the North by lands of Goodwin Evans, East
by lands Of William Walker, Raymen & North,
South by the center of the highway and Seth
Close, aud North by the land OfScth Close and
Martin billiard, being known us part of Vii
lage Lots number fur, five. six and seven of
Evans Plot of the Village of Troy, and being
the same property that the said b. l.. Fulton
now occupies. Appraised at four hundred and
fifty Dollars. Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN D, JONES, Sheriff.
June 4, 1856. SITS pfS4.12
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coal and dust. At another time I,tho't
my father came into the bank, bearing
in his hand a pla'e, containing several
pieces of freshly baked short cake. 1
could see the yellow butter running,
melted down the edge of it. Father
said to me, !" James are you starving Pr
and, having handed me the bread, turned
round and passed out without another
word. I took the bread and brought it
to my mouth, but was again awakened
to find myself biting one side of my
hand" At another time 1 heard Ed.
CELL eating something, and having asked
what it was, discovered that he was
munching coal.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
1st. Sheldon L. Kellogg, of Hamilton.
I'd. Henry F. Sedan, of Hamilton.
Sd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
4th. j. II. Thomas, of Darke.
5th. Edward Foster, of Williams.
9Th. Michael II. Davis, of Clermont.
eth. William Crossen, of Warren.
9Th. William Kebshner, of Clark.
9Th. George E. Seena, of Seneca.
10th. Levi DUNCAN, of jackson.
18th. Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield.
18th. Jacob Sigh, of franklin.
18th. John Tiff, of Huron.
I4th. John G. Myers. of Ashland.
18th. Joseph Burns, of Coshocton.
18th. James NJ. Gaylord, of Morgan.
18th. Benjamin P. SPriggs, ofNoble-
18th. AIphonso Hart, OF Portage.
18th. Henry H, Dodge, of Cuyahoga.
goth. George Gillett, of Ashtabula.
2Ist George Cook, of Harrison.
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y As possibly referable to the use of the Cop
eras-water, it will interest medical men and PEI
haPs others, to know hat the subjects of the
time of their Imprisonment. After their rescue
a healthful action was restored by means of
slysters and with no great difficulty.
Querry-Was the Strengthening quality of
the water, attributable to the IRON held in solu-
ton by it?
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET FOR 1856
For Judge Of the Supreme Court.
RUFUS P. RANNEY,
OF TRuNBuLL COUNTY.
For Member of the Board of Public Works.
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
OF FIcKAwEY COUNTY.
Ror State Commissioner of Common Schools.
II. II. BARNEY,
or HAMILTON COUNTY.
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CLOTHING!
AT
L. BURCAM'S
would inform the citizens of this section of
L country, that 1 continue TO lcep Il large
stock of


of my own and also eastern Manufacture. 1
know that can please any gentleman in the
selection of his wardrobe, and to all I would
say that whatever l tell a man about goods l
have for sale, he may depend on and further.
l will guaranty Clothing TO be just as l repre-
sent Re l to my customers. No cxorbitant price
will D., asked for goods, and a countryman can
buy of me just as cheap as the best judges of
Clothing in town. l will conduct business in
a fair snd upright manner, and thus merit a
continuance of The liberal share of patronage
which has been extended to me, and for which
my customers have my thanks. l will make
Clothing to order on short notice and in suPe-
rior style, at low prices. In addition TO suits
of all sizes and qualities, I also keep ageneral
assortment of
GENT,S FURNISHING G0CDS!
to all of which / invite the attention Of my old
customers and the public generally.
L. BURGAN,
Nearly opposite the Bank.
Ashland, Nav %, 1856. stiff
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Cash FOR

N S. SAMPSEL will pay the HIGHEST
-. MARKET PRICE for GOOD BUTTER
at the Store of }. B. F. SamPsel.
d AIRY SALT
for sale by D. S, SampscI. l wish the Butter
we'll worked aad sailed with the Dairy Salt as
it preserves If much better than common Salt.
D.. S. SAMPSEL.
Ashland May 7, 1856. 4Stf
To Township Assessors.
Won are hereby notified to meet at my off &C on
L Monday the 18TH inst, for the purpose o re-
cciving the necessary Blanks and other instruc
tons relative to your duties, and also Of adopting
uSi torn construction of the provisions aud re
q~uircmehts of the Law. ISAAC GATES. Aud'r.
ApriI q. 1856.
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WILLIAMKENNON. Jr. Of belmont,
ALEXANDRA p. MILLER, CT Butler
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ASHLAND:
Democratic Presidential Electors.

Wednesday, June 4, 1856
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~-sOIer ~, 1880
TO SEE THE L.AND-Sfart from PAiIadslPhis
or sther place on Tuesday night, at IL e'eteek: FER
Tyrone, from DAioh a stage UiH leave eUsry HedRea-
day m0rAing for 81 .Hary's, Ell Ca. 81 are ~,
guestGd TO go, tits suggested that PGafies via eaH-
DOT 10 mill club together and send a e0mmittee. Ri
a beautiful and Interesting trip. After ths Let IF
June the price Of Farms will be greItly Tatsse, s
Joy %, 1856, lwL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09

The dark array Of fasts which that
staid old paper, the U. S. Economist
rolls up against John c. Fremont
wonld annihilatc any candidate sustain
ed by honest politicians. But the
commissioned and non-commissioncd
officers and privates Of the army Of
abolition sroi% hunters, are too cor
rupt to be shaken by the damning
catalogue Of their leaders disqualified
tons. Tncy would vote for fallen
spirit at ths expense Of the Union and
Of Liberty, to get at the government
pop and official plumber. The Econo-
mist says:
Tho excitement OF that strife has aid
ed N developing a fanaticai M,,sachns-
cts party ut the North, which cnrion-ly
! enough chosen a South Carolina man
for its loader! The Massachusetts party
are mostly PrcsbyteriaDs in religious be-
lief, with great adherence to komanism,
vet their candidate 10 q Catholic. The
same party arc abOlitionists. yet all the
votes Of their candidate have been ultra
pro- slavery! It emtvaces tho leading
! protcctionists at the North, yet supports
a free trade prOieye Of Calhoun! The
pnrty IL composed mostly Of ardent
wings. yet Their voice is for q radical
democrat! They profess horror Of cor
rurtion, vt they adhere to tho m,st q
gantic speculator in public lands III
public money the world has ever known.
They avow desire for q man of energy
and decision, yet they rally around the
supple instrument Of Palmer, Cook &
Go. in the perfection Of claims. Of whict
they retain tho profit, and leave him the
shell! They desire leader Of men in
times OF emergency, AMI they take uI
tho humble follower Of KIT Carson
through tho Wilderness. They seek q
statesman, anil they take w only ;he
son.in l0w " u statesman. They homo,
a military leader, and rally upon cash
tered ;nsutorJinate. They demand q
sk'liful 6nancier, aud take up publ,
dcfaultcr. They admire the man OF
| eSOWuy ucSSIbHtt CUdt"C'ct, Pbt WI
ward \ naval olhcer transformed from &
pedagogne into . surveyor, thence into
the army ~ be cashicrcj into LAND
srecul.tor, to become Il p litician with
protested paper. There seems 10 be M
end to the paradox which the case pre-
SCENTS, yet, nevertheless, it marks the
progress OF disunion, since tho sole bond
between this man Of contradictions and
his authentic party in ssc'ionalism, an
this sectionalism rs We have 8 en-, take,
the disti Ct form OF three interests
that Of tho West which seeks the aces
sion Of Eastern capital in business, alsC
in land speculations /; that at the E.s
which claims Western custom through
anti-sIavcry sympathy that at the South
which regards Southern interests as dis
tinct from Northern. This is the dan.
ger Of the present position. -[U S Econ
| omist,
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ELECTION RETURNS.
MISSOURI.

st Louie, August 7.
The official vote Of this county mate.
rally reduces the majority previous re-.
ported. Il is as fcllnws: Benton c. 36G.
Ewing ,l3. Polk 1.7Sl. Congress
Blair 6,U35, Kennett 5,549, Reynolds
2,lS2.
St Frnrcis County-Polk's ms;oritv
Is probably 40; Csruthers (Dem.) for
Cong ress about the same.
Howard County-Gives Polk 200 ma.
Jority, AID elects two Democratic Rep.
resentatives.
Lincoln Couuty-Reportsd 200 major.
ity for Polk.
s. Genevie County-Gives Csrsuthers
loo over both competitors.
Cooper County-Giyes Ewing sbout
100 over Polk.
LArEs.-Galloway Coun'y gives Ev.
ing 500 majority over Polk. Anderson.
American for Congress, beats Rich
Democrat. about $50 in the county.
Scott County gives Ewing 1870 major.
ity.
Lincoln County gives 800 majority.
Kic9modd, Democrat, for Copgrsss, :.
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The Sioux indians. M the St. Peters,
. short time ago, we're assembled 70
Meet The lu.iisn Agent end Govssomcns
Officer. TO receive their aneoisies, when
the Agent and Oiicer required them 20
deliver Up some u q cir baud who had
been mur.isrinx and committing depre-
dssions on the Chippcwas. and reQuir-
ing them TO stay on their reservation,
which tho lndlans refused 70 do, end che
conference broke Up IN row, wlshost
tbei, receiving their snnuisy-since
which time they have como down ins 0
lowe, along the head quasssrs Of the Des
Moines, Liz.r,l, little Sioux, cod Coon
Rivers. plundering and abusing the set.
,srs sbo~s Lizard Lake, in particular.
A few dave ago they made = descen,
upou the house Of Henry Brockschy dk
and p>sn.lered il, taking al they could
find to lay their hsnds on-bed clothcs
blankets, money, n double basreiled RI
20 cad y double. barrellsi shot gun
bsss NJ D.. and il his attempt to fee
fred after him. Ills wife ran into tn,
woods in the meantime, and has bccr
nearly insane since, in conseyHnce 9
the fright which che received.
Mai Williams, OF this place, accom-
panied by over thirty men, upon ycssip
ofsshe news, started in pursuit Ut tn
Indians. They secured the .untry 70
.evernl miles arosnti, finding the place
where they had cncamped, but seein
.sn.yy red skin"
Great alarm existed in the eettlemeD
along the Lizard River, which the promp
action of our citizens has relieved. I'll
said the Indiana there at ono the mum
bered 500, but We can not credit il.
We have also received intelligenc
from Little Sioux River, that over 50
Indians were e0camped there ut or nes
Lanes Point. Information had bee
sent to the y. S. Troops on the Mis-
eo0Yi.
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DEN OF CuUNTERER,TERs Broken rP.-
The st. Louis papers contain accounts
Of the rec ut breaking up Of den Of
countcrfeiters IN that city. A complete
coin,ng establishment was discovered,
and the whole gang OF countcrfeiters, rs
is supposed, arrested, consisting Of five
men, all Italians. 4 largo quantity OF
unfinished bogus gold dollars was seized
as vel. Is the metals and apparatus for
making them. The parties arrested
were delivered over to the United States
Marshal, Major Bryant, and BY him COM
mitted to Jail to await an examination.
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= nsUns sccne 10 = y ~wog a.aA 3 = BsAs
Clsasm ocY.

= nawns sccae 10 = ~Mag a.AA D = BsAs
Chamber.
Lea Tsssiay night, wsish Win - re-
0oubessl - one or The sm ~ 81 shs
5000. youNs lsdy ia the "Wsst Er.i"
- excessively sviphssasd BY l;uls sir-
cuassaOess which srsn,pired sbost the
hoss q miAniGhs.- Th,s yosng LAZY,
whess bssasy 10 only e9unlled BY her
0e4esty, sad whsse .'eye's dark charm"
Aae essssd more than one wsietcoas to
psApisass, had z, tired 10 her chamber,
Whses, after laying aside tho greater por.
tioa Of her wearing apparel she commit
d 70 The tonler embrace Of Morpheus,
whose soothing influence were sided by
Ne eeo.inx breath OF Zephyr, who cane
il ~ sbS 0prn window and famed
hss checks With bis feathery wings. In Z
word, che was snoozing 6nely--o or to use
eAe lssguage Of . modern bard
~A~D an her v-lvcs cy iids lightly pressd
AID Orssmy sights uIh asc,i her ~ breast;
Whu- s'Arbcln. ,.,,' ha,r wtsh'~ SIT y ore"rrns
oiose 10 hr Ia, sni ..nh,ins there stud ep-
tag.''
Il vss. ~ Va sail, about midnight
whom sho young lady vac roused iSon hcr
delicious slunbcr BY hearing ooisc Mt
~ window. ualf unclosiog her eyes,
she wss 81 sr,lsj by the eight Of eorpu-
lsns form, apparently ssrnggiine 70 gain
admission ~ her chamber through the
opeu W,niow. 1t struSk her OF once that
ths intruder had been o,ughs by tho ress
81 bic unmeosions bles, by nail OF come
other sharp instrument, - no seemed
struggling with a stern determination 70
enter. Her frst thought Was 10 faint
her seconj, 10 give tho fellow prah-
her third, TO JUMP out of the window q
sooo % be jumped ip--hcr fourth, "a
scream. which Was Immediately oarPiei
into effect. Tho whistle Of tho ioc0wotis,
on the iron Mountain road, when Il CAV,
Ito 6sss snort on the 4'h o. July, was bu
- Whisper to the screams of tho young girl
The whole house and half the neighb0r
hood wsrs awakened by the onscry.
Tho oil FOLKS, three female servants
and two big brother. rushed To ID. rescuc
and brooinsticks, mp hand @, and boot
jacks flashed IN the gas light, o. tn
household euterei tho chambc. OF th
frightened beauty. An examinations o
the figures in the window dispelcd tn
fears Of all, and changed he screams o
ths young lady mo shouts NJ Laughter.
The insgina sfat man. wis only he
owa darling b opel skirt, which she I'M
hung on hook near the window, an,
which, ths wind had inlaied AMI set II
motion. There vas no more .leeping il
the house that n ghi.
Tho happy termination Of the ndven
ture put the family ia such n good ha'noI
that they langhei ant ,2ikeI udtil break
fast time. Ycurg LADIES' -houl Le care
ful about the dIspossl Of their hooE
when they go to bed.
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ONE OF THE WONDERS or THE AcE.-
The Cincinnati Times one of the most ultra
Know Nothing papers in the Union, and
the leading organ Of Ohio, was vociferous
Tor Fillmore, and had his flag at the mast
head but strange to record. the Times has
has taken It down and raised that OF In
ehanan and Breckenridge.
Uncle Pap Taylor, the edilor. must h.v.
worked Of some Of his tat and but on !.
pair e new spectacles. We should have
suppesed that the Times would have hen
the last IL The North to 80 Tor anything like
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C.ewrA OF NJ sRvsKs TEErroRY.
bvasks app ars to be 6s'i.g "P with large
ho,i,es OF rmigrants, mostly yo'S,, NELL
TbeyAgo With he plow ard axe in hand ,
and mol Shapes rifles, Til, may account
Tor the peaceAh,e and secure settlement II
the terriAoyy. in snch striking contrast TO
Kans.s, which was commenced with swag'
ger and violence, and has continued with
trouble aud outrage ever since.
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NEW MUSIC NEW MUSIC

lust published. aud for sale at J. A. CRANDEiI'S
u No. s. le Claire Row
DELTA PHI SHOTTlSCH,"
fine compositiOD, and destined to become great
favOrite.
'DETROIT sHOrTIscH."
ine melody. good tune, and 'Jnst the thing for
dancing" Pm soins home to-norrv'', sequel 70
tn ve'y popular song I'm gDing home."
'sTrese VI the Forrest" companion 10 "sheNs a
oceans and hundred eeher recent publieaaioas q
One music. - =
rssos s.a.1 - pst n es$sr. b skalial psruaas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09

DWELLING Houses to rent m Second ana 1a,,d
- sss., y" the west end " ths city.
Zen valuable building Lots in stur,lsvants additions
near ;. ~ u. Burrows Residence, for sale on very
reasonable terms.
Two Lots on the nssN, h.ed Of Cstnss s,yset,-aas
u'""bstrutt-d River vicw-for sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lots fes b.sinsss houses asd dwell
ings, ON Hnrris' aud Main streets, north Of Siath
Tor sale very i>w.
Ten vafsah:e hsss.Arg hot. on seeosd and Third
streets, fr sale, credit .: Ave Year, Rycs % most
vi the purchase mo .y
Let in Green Addition; dwelling house on tho
pr,Biis's. for sal" cheap
West half Lot I, In block 7; house, we'll and I'M
tpIev uenfs.
20 fe.t front, by 81 FRET depn Maiu street. e,,"s,s
the l.-Claire House for sale.
Corner 1T IN Main ai Front streets fer sale cheap
Wrst y ISi y. block 66. op,s,s,tc H. Cooks real
tcncr. for sale cheap, on long time.
West = Tot q, block No. IrCIarc's 7th addition
housc With r,ams and H,ssi stable.
lots aud in Michrll's addition, and Dwelling
h"u>r ?: by - ON lot Z. f"r sale Cheap.
Essw \ see 81. ip Is, ' east. 80 srs-s nr sale.
s.er. b, ~ Hs'r'e., R,binsn salsss.s sAt,ss's.
Sw ssdx hsc \, sec T. tpo1. = Se far sale
Ne 50 70 ~ E. o.. Clinton county. essslr.
seercs hand SEC ~, " ~, scasi, mile from Das
| cnport.
- acres in soc q. r. ~. Sc; all under cultiys
niir from, city. for sale ,h' ap.
s " s. UT. 'sR. az, iSo acres . miles IT, ~
! Davenport. Tor sale.
Sc sofswsias w SosNEh AMI
y h"N KS "a - II 10 W Louisa County ai-
joining timber. fur sale
y 81 W y STAT n II W one mile from thV
, city ~ Mus ratiHr, for sale.
os acres land 10 under cultivation fenced. z story
house. gos-i water $50 fruit trees pr.n,.s.s
the W s"fS $ - u II ~, miles FROM Dav.a.
p"rt. for sale.
~ acres with dwelling honse and stable and other
improverAs Ms adjoining the city Of DavcnIsst, for
fale.
wsoiNw xsisr8aE. 20 acres for sa,~.
Forty aevc- No ! pratrIr land, near waicoss. scs
sale ve~y lcw-rrice oSW.
Thirty acres ~ l. md In West Davenport, sns sala
chesr, In % II from four eight acres hnc view II
River and Twin Cities.
Also several other valuable tracts Of Real Gstate ID
the city aud country, for sal. BY
ALLEN / DOOLAN,
octl3 dtf No. OSrs Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09

I'm. WILLItM vANZANDT II 81 Louis Ocrul;sf
~ and OpthaliIic surgeon, npdug IL nsGesraTy for
has health. to reside during M. warm SEASON, IN
more northern situation. has selected as q summer
residence the city Of Rock Hand III, where he can b.
Consulted for al diseases If the eye and otbaD,c OBJ
cations frum the first Of July until the last OF Hp-
mer. Chronic an ctions generally will rcctiyc
Tsprtion ~ his attention. and ey patti will lind
that during the warm season they b. more sue
cessfuIly treaiei IN northern climate than that
OF 81 Louis. Uun.S)
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Rios! D.lGS! D.fCS!

MANUFACTURED y the Chicseo B,g Manufacto
Why. Randolph street, corner II Clark, Chicago.
FLOUR, BCCKwHEAT, CORN MEAL. WAM FAR
MEKS, OSNABCKG AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnish 4 upon the shortest notice, and az the
lowest market prices. Thc signs Tor hi andnG are
now, Original, and not 10 te surpassed in this coun
try. g. ASHAKD
jyoif Post 0fiic~-ad,lrrss b x 1887
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Fssa,ox--Ths fsshiOn for ee0iIe-
man.. hair 10 TO fracture il of close to
the skull, which makes the individual
with broken cspil,,a,irs. look - though
he either had the ecnld head, was train
ing for . prizc fight, OF hsd sessed .
term W TO in the p~rNentiasy.
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lBeMtOn Hnd Fremont

la a recent speech in Missouri, the
Hon. Thomas II. Benton. refcrrn. Ia
a report that he was Indirectly work
ing to secure the election of John G.
Fremont, says that it is a base false
hood, and that for more than ono year
before Fremont was nominated he saw
the signs tending to that result and
tried to defeat it. He further saw.
that the nomination of James Buchan-
an by the Democracy was hailed by
him with the highest satisfaction,
knowing that he was ademocrat Of the
purest mould, exalted craftsmanship,
and enlarged political experience. He
said that when the wretched ''ten cent"
story was invented he asked Buchanan
more than twenty years ago if it were
true, and that Mr.. Buchanan then dis
tinctly denied it. Benton said he new
or believed it, and he only asked Blu
chanan for the purpose Of having his
authority for contradicting it. lie
said that many have construed his at
tack upon the present Administration
AS an attack upon the Democratic
Party. This was not so.
This speech sets "Old Bullion" right
before the country as anLonest alhcrent
to Buchanan, whatever may be thought
Of his rancor towards Franklin Pierce
upon personal grounds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-09

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