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BASE ATTEMPT TO mUZZLE THE
PRESS !-IlOEACE GREELEY SUES
J.W. ebay FOR LIBEL !--.DAMA-
GEES CEAIMED, S1O,oOO!I

From the Cleveland PAaindeaLer of
the 9Th inst, We learn that that hoary
headed political sinner, Horace GREE
LEY, of the New York Tribune, has sued
the editor of the Plaindealer, J. W.
GnAT, for libel, laying his damages at
ten thousand dollars, and that DECAY
CARTER has been employed to superin-
tend the job. During the campaign
GRAY charged GREELEv with having
been bought up by Fremont, and since
the election lie has further charged him
with having received one thousand dol
lars from the Des Moines Qowa) River
Improvement Company for certain aid
and comfort rendered them, which
charges are the ground Of GREELEY's
complaint. GRAY announces that he
shall plead the truth of the charges, and
to sustain them he intends to take the
testimony of both the FREMoNTs, BEN
NET, BANKS, WEBB, FoRD, and sundry
other Black Republican notibles.
That q man like GREELEY should
stoop SO low seems strange, but that
DAVE CARTER, who is indebted to GRAY
more than any other man for his notori-
ETY. IN former years, should lend him
self to the oil Fourierite to prosecute
this suit, is stranger still. Cray has
.a;J N pooro fbon n heat &c otIo, Do-o
cratic editors throughout the country
about this old Free Love and Free Mig
ger Philosopher but he has done some
thing which is an offence far more helm
Gus in the eyes of Old Drab." He
has refused to deliver the Tribune from
the Cleveland Post Office unless the
names of subscribers were written there
on, and has probably induced certain
ether Post Masters in the West to pur-
sue a similar course and this, we have
no doubt, is the real cause of this suis.
The idea of one editor suing another
for his character is ridiculous in almost
any case, but that a man like GREELEY,
who has grown grey in the abuse of bet
ter men than himself should stoop to
the dirty work, is supremacy ridiculous.
It is virtually acknowledging that be has
been whipped with the pen. We agree
with GRAY that this is a blow aimed not
at him alone, but at the whole Western
Democratic press. IF successful in this
prosecution, GREELEY's dominion over
Western Post Masters and Publishers
will be complete. Post Masters vii!
then be compelled to act as his Clerks
gratuitously in writing the names of his
subscribers on his papers, and he will
thus be enabled to furnish his papers at
a cheaper rate than any Western Pub
fisher can possibly afford to do. We
call upon the Post Masters of this Coun-
ty to resist this enc~roachment upon their
rights at once, and deliver no more
TriJunes unless the of subscri-
bers are written thereon. And let the
Democratic press throughout the State
speak out in favor of the largest freedom
of the press, and denounce this outrage
as it deserves.
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e -r rrftEEf.Ir so 5Gf .9TAt
NEW o x

7-- '5'9 .''@ NEW YoRk, Jan-12, 1851
Flour sales at 6 30a6 SIS common superine
state; 6 6Oa6 SO extra do; 6 25a6 SIS superfne
western ; 6 6oa7 10 extra do Canadian quiet
at 645a7 e.. Wheat frmer' sales at l so red
III. winter and spring mixed. Rye firm. Corn
better. Oats steady. Pork market frmer sale
800 bbls 10 37a19 % old mess 20a25 new
mess ; II 25al7 50 prime; Beef buoyant.-
Lard dull; sales at 125sal2zsc, Beacon active.
Beef hams quiet. Cut meets buoyant. Dressed
Hogs e14e.s whisky sale at l26. cs'h0"s 4
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FARM FOR SAL.

Ei:# acknowledgements f~orsale his Farm
x4t1 of eighty ACRES lying four miles west
farms of VIM. Imhof and Joseph Pollock.
Said farm is in good stateof cultivation, fences
allin good repair, a good frame House one and
one-half stories high, a large frame barn. and
out houses, a good well of water and a never
failing spring, twenty acres of timber land
and afine orchard. : TERMs :-S3.500-S2, 800.
to be paidgwhen gpossessienlis given, and the
balance in; six annual payments without in.
terest; Fol, further particulars inquire of the
subscriber on: the premises.
N yB5 o. elfIaitROBERTSGASK1E.R
zgDec. 3Ist, 1885, afro 5asmfi 16w30@ ii
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e The Slave Trade is one of the
lucrative branches of of New
York. According to the commercial
papers of that city, no less than from
twenty five to thirty slave ships have
been fitted put there during the last
three years, and though three of these
have been seized and forty-six men held
to answer, under various statutes, only
two convictions haze taken place.
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SHERIEF,S SALE

Joseph Wood, "a Admit g. In As=l.sp consos
Benz L. Fulton, & wife. tsas nof4EAs, sds
DY1v1tue of an alias order of sale sBalyis-
Peuedfrom the Ceurtgof Common Pleas j n
said County of Ashland, to me directed, Twill
expose 70 Sale at Public Auction, at the door
of Court House in said County, orr 49,
h1ondaA' The 166thl day Fs5gaarY,,
A. D., 1857. the following described Real
Estate. to-wit lying and being. in the Town
ship of Troy, County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, bounded and described as follows !: be-
ing a part of lot number thirty-three {33l of
Dqrandis Survey, and is bounded and ldescrib-
ed as follows on the north by lands of Good
win Evans east bylands of William Walker,
Rayman and North, south by the centreof the
highway and Seth Close, and north by the
lands of Seth Close and Martin Hi1iard--be-
ing known as part Of village lots number 4,
5.6and 7of Evans plat of the village of Troy,
and being the same property that said b.
L. Fulton now occupies. APpraisedoa at four
hundred and 6ftyidollars, Terms of sale-
s 56HE IHooTMAN,9 Sheriff.
.siJan.z, 1882 aGS -, 3ItsnpS4,l2l AZ
4r s-uasDE.4 = 80
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.-%<--NL

FALL OF A WAREHoUsE.-A singular
accident occurred to a government ware
house at Stockholm, Sweden, On the
oath of November. It was filled with
500 tons eff corn and 600 of salt, and be-
gan to settle about midnight and con
tinued to sink slowly until, on the next
morning, only the roof remained above
ground. The difficulty was piles prob,
ably.
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ASHLAND:
Wednesday, January IA, 1857.
CROWDED. OUT.

Accommodation from Auditor GATES
on the Printing question in reply to an
article in last weeks Times. There
will be nothing left of the Times gentle
men but hair aud headache, by the time
this war is ended. Fun ahead. q
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THE
HARRIET.

"a o~LrvtlAssnp. Jan. IS. 1s57.l
Wheat Flour, superfine to choice extras 5,25
@5,ss. Rye Flour S 4, so. Corn Meal, S $50
@2,75 per ID. Wheat. 81, Io@1,3o, mediter-
raeap to white Corn. 55e@56c.. Oats. s4c@
35c. Rye, Csc. Barley, sl,1a@1s2 5. Mess
Pork j$f7. Hams. 1Oc@ lie. Lard, lie, Eggs,
lie. Cheese, 9c@1oc. ButterFCentratlohio,,
TO choice, .14@I7e; Western Reserve
do. 19c@21c: Dried Peaehes-peeIed l419e@
15c ; .unpeeIed 6e@sc. Dried Apples, 1890
1873. Tallow, lie. White Beans S l,75@ 90.
Glover Seed, SIS 25@6,s5. re -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

YShFi T HasspsS and AT 81 9d 5i i%1st ia fss on &c
Peter Rotz.i ment was issued by John
Van Nest, Esq, a Justice of the Peace, of Perry
Ashland County, Ohio, againstth
property and effects Of Peter Rotz. a non-resi-
dent debtor,for the sum of1iftyofour dollars and
fifty cents and ten dollars probable costs.
IN John WILSON,F
az ' b. +. HARGRA AVE.
4sJans I4th, 1857. y~l9soia s9VI1aa4w3292G
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~ a school mistress of Abingdon.
Mass. gusan Howard, has been fined So
and costs for whipping a boy named
Jesse Packard, SO that the marks Of the
blows still remain, a fortnight after the
drubbiDg.
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Caution to the Public

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
N purchasing a promissory note given by
me to Hanson Davis, on thes th day Of Decem-
Der, 1856, calling for the5sum efifwenty-fve
dollars, due sixmonths aftersdate, as said note
was fraudulently obtained. assist z:7sas
JOHN ANDERSON
. SsHatyyesvale, Jan. It'll, 1857. 3w3l*
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1857.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1857.
GENrLEMEN 1t would give me the
utmost pleasure to attend the Festival
at Columbus on the 9Th Instant but
such is the condition of business, in the
Senate, that 1 must remain here.
Never was there an occasion when
Democrats had so much reason to cele-
brate the day of associations alike glo-
rious and neutrality-suspicious. to the
American name, and ever sacred to the
heroism of our own mighty chieftain.
We have just emerged from a contest,
under the lead of James Buchanan, in
which the true and the faithful stood
arrayed, like Jackson's men at New Or
leans, against a fearful combination of
public enemies-enemies of the Consti-
tuition and the Union, enemies of civil
and religious freedom, enemies of the
fraternity which met bounded all our
States and all our citizens together, en-
emies of Republican government, ene-
mics of peace and order, enemies of the
dearest hopes, the noblest promises, the
the purest aspirations, that ever ANNA
ted the heart of man-against such a
combination, I say, in the very flush of
it's power, its pride, its deceptive false
hoods and plausib1lities, its intolerant
haughtiness, its insolent and vain glori-
Gus defiance. But in the end, as at New
Orleans, justice and valor and patriot
ism were signally rewarded-and the
right is DOW triumphant over all oppo-
sition.
It is an assurance upon which we may
indeed congratulate ourselves-which we
can leave to our children as their rich
est heritage-that we, under Gods mer-
cy, have been tried aud altogether ap-
proved, in faith by an ordeal SO search
ing and complete-and that while thou
sands fell away, upon the one hand, or
the other, we were able to persevere in
we'll doing to the end.
Our,owu State-once noble Ohio
but (alasD deIuded, abused, and mis-
governed fer. a year past-given over to
all the monstrous quackery of Black
Republicanism; Know Nothingism, and
their kindred iniquities-she, at length,
has turned. her head again toward the
polar star of the Constitution, and only
awaits the renewed, the vigorous, the
united effort of. her patriotic sons to
arse from ner caPtlV1ty, anu put on tne
glories- of another Democratic resurrec-
tion.
That this may soon arrive-that in
the splendid order of States from New
Jersey, upon the Atlantic, to Illinois,
upon the Mississippi, Ohio shall be no
longer a shameful exception - is the
wish nearest your hearts as it is near
est mine.
With many thanks for your kindness,
gentlemen, I remain,
Very Respectfully, your obedient ser
want. G.. E. PUGH.
MEssRs. WIN. TREvITT, JAMES LENox,
l.. E.. WILSON, Committee.
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Furs Wanted!

THE undersigned win pay. the highest
i price for Coon, Mink, Muskrat, Opossum
House Saloon, Ashland, Ohio. hBBoys bring
Jour Furs to the, g Professor" assn,r94y3<f
J. R. GRUBB.-
Ashland Jan. I, 1857. sw4i
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To h Public

EVERY article usually found in Drug Stores
- can be obtained at The. lowest rates, at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, Kept
by s1eDULIN d. CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store ROOM,
7" '.i'' Main Street, Ashland, OhiG.
Dec. 3Ist, 1856. soft
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OF JANUARY FEST1vAL-.sEN
ATOK PUGH, SIZE TIER.

The time-honored annual festival of
the Democracy of Ohio, on the evening
OF the 9Th inst, as as was to have been
expected, was not SO well attended as
these of former years, nor were the pro-
eeedingsN characterized by -the same en-
thusiasm. About 9 O'Clock the doors
of the extensive Dining Hall of the
American we're thrown open, and the
assembled guests seated themselves at
the Eanquets prepared for them. Col,
TALLANDIGHAM presided, assisted by q
number of Vice Presidents. Patriotic
letters were read from Gen. CAss, Col.
JOHN B. WELLER, Gen. LANE, DR.. Dor
sEY, Hon. WIN. ALLEN and Hon. GEORGE
E. PUeH, who had been invited to at
tend the Festival. We have only room
for the letter of our gifted young Sena-
tor, whose brilliant speeches in the Sen.
ate have already won for him a nation
al reputation, and whose patriotic devo-
ton to the Democratic cause has gained
him the confidence of every true Demo
crat in the State he so honorably repre-
sents. ,-
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NOTICE.

THE BOARD oFEDUeATToN of the sew
n eral!To ms I'M
Ashland County will take aotieesth hat elasti
lot of Ohio School Library Booksan apparatus.
have been apportioned and boxed up: IL is
desired that the Boards see to getting them
awayimmediately as they are inloureway,'and
ought to be in the Libraries. aade4gas ] ,suosi
. ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
Ashland, Dec. 3lst, 1856. 3306 =.
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i7 MARRIED. On the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
WI. SLOAN, of Wooster, at the house of E.
Kaufman, near Rowsburg, Mr.. ARTHUR
CAMPBELL, and Miss ELIZABETH ANN
sWARTs, all of Ashland County.
49, On the 23d inst, by the same, at the
same place, Mr.. DAVID BRANT, of Jerome
vile, and Miss CATHRINE SWARTS, aIlof
Ashland county. -.rT
On the 9th inst, near MifHin, by the
Rev. W. a. G. EMERSON, Mr.. JAMES FALL
WE'LL, and Miss MARY A. KEFFER- bses
--- On the same day. by the same, atMt
Zion Cottage Mr.. FRANCIS E. GRoCKER,
and Miss MARY A.HUSTON, all of Ashland
county, Ohio. sos s4n ztqfaaa7 tsas2 1.4df
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E Thackerayi is one of the $1,000
subscribers to the Atlantic Telegraph
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T. "a ,s'5sHERIFF,s SALE
A. A.. Frederick : wife In Partition in Ash;

SHERIFF'S SALE. s.a7n
IL 4. 4ASiaFFhfe d De- = wife, In Partition in Ash
Edward Oil and Others. land Conn., Pleas.
EDURsURNT to the command Of an order Of
Ia Sale duly ISIS ued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of thessaid Copntyof Ashland and
State Of Ohio, in the aboye case directed 70 me,
said Ashland Cnunty, onfsi s ls-1
SatuTAay, the Att aayg February,
A. b, 1857, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. M. and four O'Clock, P MOI said day, ythe
following described Real Estate .sitaate III said
Comfy of Ashland and State of Ohio, to4Mit
The southwest quarter of sectfonnulnber four
teen (14.) Township number twenty-four (24,)
of Range number; seventeen III containing
one hundre and sixty acres more or less.
Terms of Sale:rone-third CashI in hand on
the day Of Sale, one. third in one year,
and the residue in two years, from the day
kof' sale, WITH interest frofn day of sale. De-
|ferred payments to- be eecured by m6ftsage on
the premises, aAppfaised at lfvethousand six
hundred dollars1subject to dover -,dsa J.
d. Jan. IA, 1862 81 q 32tspfs4, Rl5SP
- ahl1EaaRtLaA lAal1.-11nf hriG LE11E
Pdsi1 s'sSHERIFFS SALE sig
jacob 6 fllett,2 q baHtaiais"' ass5 eV1d
kpi 10 rs.i1s-istaa rs g baB >.
CT. 4, Biggs and In S AsHIASp G91' f .1EAf
a. III. Palmer. s-=n-b /
ID virtue Of an order of Sale, issued from
I'D the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
EGeunty Ohio, TO me directed, p wilfexpose to
Public Sale, at the door of the Court House, in
SAID Ashland County, on ia.rs.5st! STAT
Monday. tie l6th dag Of February,
A. D., 1857, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
AN. and 4 O'clock, p. NJ. of said day; the
following described Real Estate, to-wit stu
ate in the village of Sullivan, in said County
of Ashland and State of Ohio, and Known as
lot plumber So a slaid down in the village Plat
with al purtenances thereunto belonging. AL
so, four acres of land cornering on, and lying
West of, the aforesaid village, in the County
and State aforesaid. Appraised at four hun
Edred dollars, Terms Of Sale.-Casb sgs5sh
JOHN J.HOOTMAN. Sheriff, g /
Byte. BRowN, Deputy. /
Jan. 18th, 1857. 4a7o"1 4wS2pfs3,O6 o
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THE BALL ABOUT TO BE oPENEDs

Mr.. MONROE gave notice in the House,
yesterday, that cat some future day of
the session, he would introduce, a bill to
amend Art. v. Sec. L, of the Gonstitu-
tion, by striking the word 'white' there
from" A petition was also presented
by Mr.. JEwETr, of Summit County,
praying the passage of such a bill, and
the repeal of all avs making a dis
t~inction on account of color" Our
readers will remember. that we noticed
the fact of such petitions being circula-
ted for signatures, last summer, and at
the same time predicted the presenta.
ton of a bill of this kind. The incl
dents in the House yesterday not only
verify our statement, but also fulfill our
prediction. Let US sec what further
will be done.-Statesnan.
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Grand shsatinga fatcfrat Hagesgilet

CPORTSMEN in Ashland and surrounding
- counties will take notice that there will be
Q grand s4oSting Match at Hayesville, Ash
land County, Ohio, on
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.saMrEEgR'SsM0Tgr,,,,
Bakery and Restaurant

IT. U Sr-l"aN N- TEF"t-NN N-FN. =
THE subscriber announces that he still keeis
L openh his well knowp Hotel, appositetheSamp
.selHuuse, Main Stree t, Ashia land, f0pthes accom-
tie liberal patronage heretof6feextehdedhim VII
be combine in the futures He particulariysin
vites his, rrienes in the country to CALI with him,
askisbills wafefways be fund very reasonable.
His table Will Constantly be- well .suppiicd, and
good stabling for horsesand a faithful Ostler will
lwaysbepFovfded Boarding fof. private famf.
lies or single ersonsse.nkb had at reasonable
rates -
BAKERY AND REsTkURANTI
In.connecticn with the Hotel be wlllaise con,
tmue hkeep opsnshF BAKERYskhd REST4Ul
RANT where ieFStloatsq .imes keep on handI
GoafectioleEies Pies Bread Cakes
all X 1ndS ofTcmperlaEe drjp ks and. in short e.
cry luxury to Be found on the tables Of irst' clas
eatiD g'houscs.s1e@aE ,fs4MIGHAEL MILBERa3
9Ayhispd .pss;s lss5ro sdsS 5asaittsi
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- Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the co-par
EN tnershiphefetof9r existing between Ken
Porter, has ehis day been dissolved by
t.ualeonsentos&0SNDSsR JaKEHRY,9
1.Tzfs ,.gy ALEX. PORTER
Ashland; Dec. slst, 1885. .aasf .aay@ :
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ss1 TO Milliners.s

MILLdHERS will be furnished with all
IAA sorts of finishing and Gbleeching, materi-
ain, at the lowest rates, at the Drug Store of
;a35tAk ADULIN d CRANE.
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REaUrsArFonr9

iolPersons winning thefrst and SecondllPrizes
rest 100 yards off hand, Balance of Prizes,
&c yards off hand 100 yards rest
BoARDs 5 L each, to,be taken on the first day.
.I Good boardingaandIlodging viii be provided
for all who may attended, a-oia olaesI
|, ~ JOHN HERPST, Proprietor.
u Hayesyille, Jan. 18th, 1857.
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Inst Recaiued
o 10 To Painters.

A Choice article of Linseed Oil, Leads; Var
IN nishes and Painters materials ofaHkinds,
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap at
DULIN 6CRANE'S Drug Store.
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Confectioneries.

rEHE choicest LOT Of gonfectioneries ever
i brought. to Ashldnd; to be seen at tie
rug Store of DUIIN d CRANE
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Foreign Fruits

EIGS, Dates. eCitrons, English ,0urrantsa
Il Raisins, Prunes,} etc. q very. choice lot
,,.r .DULIN d CRANES Drug Store.
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kedlleSaaYaaMdsIAnrsdaY FebrWarY
4th and .5tA, 1s57,n
FOR rig F0BLoWfNG SpLENDD jpRIzES

LIST Prize $50 Gold.
I'd ,ado 3d." 9 'sFts-sNso-nioAssA
siSgSdzz~dos3loe stAott aNa g Nsln
18th do one full grown Buck Deer.
'fzsE 5th do do do d Doe do
i tazsasD sit 70 laLsz5s 5sTH 81 81
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JohnsonIFapidJ
Jonson James

Jenkins Nfyfoh W. W,
jackson Andrew Jr.@rMeaver Isaac
Il b-a k.g6..x sam s, Wilson Jane Eli.
KennedyaW Washington MirElin .Charlesi
Kerrory&KanterMe ssrss White JrS.x1avs
u List of unspafd letters remaining II
Post Office atAshland Mt Andrew Ste
son, Bucyrus,, Crawford County, Ohio )
Maughman. B1airsville, Indiana County,
Zeltrop NJ. Ritcheer, chambuFg, Franklin
Pennsylvania. -,
UPersons calling for any Of the shove
tiers will please say dyertiscd ~ilslSf3
,sI"ib BURR KELLOGG, P. ]
Ashland, Dec. 81, 1885, S!Zi iia
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Yankee Notions. -,

MOTIONS and Fancy Articles of, ali kinds
IN kept constantly ON hand by h. -sse
44sa 5DULINe& CRANE.
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Patent MedicinesglK =

isdhLLtheymost Celebrated Patent Medicines
IL noweiu use;s kept=co sahtly on HAND at
Drug Store eff efIdn DUL1N CRANE.
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To the Ladies'.

EN ehuiee selection Of H~anakrebIef Psrfu-
IN meries, Fancy Soaps, Colonies, White and
Coloring powders, hair nail and tooth Brush
pattern, fancy Jets, DC, for sale, by
.tsaa3tI !DUIN l. CRANE.
50 ITO Liquors, fdyaerI Z
DURE, Wines, and Liquors, for medisal,
Aaemechanical and sacramento purposes on
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Store of
lug : sDULIN d CRANE.
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~sssSHERIFFiS SALE.

DB virtue of an order of Sale, issued from,
I'D the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, Ohio, TO me directed, D wilfexpose to
Public Sale, at the door of the Court House, in
sni1 Acb1nnd Cnnn4u q !
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-01-14

The concluding portion of the Mes
sage in regard to Kansas affairs will he
read with regret by all good citizens,
and we trust will meet with the APPROX
al of none. To say that the Governor
of Ohio has any power over citizens of
Kansas because some of them formerly
lived in Ohio is simply absurd, and no
one knows it better han Gov. CHASE.
That a man of his ability and learning,
should publish over his own signature
sentiments SO utterly in violation of the
Constitution, seems passing strange.
Yet we have seen nothing but unreserY-
ed commentator in the Black Repub-
lican presses of this Message. Thus
would they assist in placing Ohio in di-
rect antagonism with the balance of the
Union. But this cannot be done while
a remnant of the grand army of one
hundred and seventy thousa4d Demo
Gratis of which Ohio can boast, are left
to guard the Constitution and guide the
destinies of the State. '
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-07

e A Perpetu d Gopern ri, seems that
owing 10 the laundering Of the las, Legs
lature OF Mississippi, that State has a
perpetual Govern)r- The Nachez Free
Trader says;
In his message to the Legislature on
this suhjebt which we publish this morn.
ing, Governor McRea says he is Gov.
ernor for life. We should have no OBJ
lection to his being Governor of Mlssrs-
sippi for many years 10 come. bu, the
organic law Of the State provides tina,
the Governor shall he elected every two
years. Bu, it scenes that the bo,ch work
Of the Legislature of 1854, IN submitting
changes to the constitution, have managed
TO make the term Of Governorship per.
petual. and no one can tell when the
official term of the Judges and members
Of the Legislature will expire.