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EMPORIUM lE FASHION !
4 Magnificent StOck Of New Goods
JUST RECEIYED,
OF FANCY B0NNETS, EUGENE GYPSEYS, &C.
FOR The SUMMER OF 1897.


Sra I WOULD respectfully iEform ny lazy -
ESxS friends that have row in store Ofthe -
WI largest, ost beautiful select and cheap -
retail establ hrent al the nd ready sup
ply frends With Rich ats Of the designs.
Nv stock, in part consists Of
1000 rich Paris Bugai and Fancy Bonets imported styles
ie0 Hair, 5urai Pond Lace Bonnes;
% English straw and other plato styie3;
dozen imported Imperial hip fonnets:
$40 Cartons Of Paris fioWers for bonnets parties
brides;
97s Cartons Of Paris Ribbons for bOnness and dress
trimminEs:l
90 dozen Hoop Skrts, bone and steel extra bone 40;
40 dozen Spanish and French Fans
bO dozen rarasols, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Maniilias and materiais;
Bugal 6imps and Laces, white, blond and Masrse;
Bsck BuRal Collars and Setts for mourninS.
Our stock Of mbroideres Is only b-ant1 but cSeap,
consisting in part Of Rich Maltese Work MusIn Jaeonet
net under-sleeyes, Worried BANDS, Fsrs Embroidered
Handke'chefs. line Of Pari, Mitts Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts aides ne end medium O. bhas Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and sty'es Of Tuck and Redding
Combs with many Fancy Goods, mention.
My opening day viii be the 1st Of April
trust 20 receive the liberal pAtro extended to
for the past thirteen years and shall eBdeavor BY po
lite at enon Punenahy and honesty OfPurpose, To
mAnd continuance.
posted IN that respect. receive by every from
Europe the latest sty les from Paris and London.
~ BOnnets beached in superior style.
X. wIsE, Agent
No. IS Unicn -. next door to Plate Bank.
N. B.-Country Mert hAnts and Miners o, ID DO zen
20 examine ny Stoek before PURCHASING viii az mall
bills as cheap A. purchasing last. ApIil 10
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C. NJ. STEWART,

eaesale aud Retail
eRocER A COMMISSION sTEncHASr,
40. a bR0auWAf. NASHVILLE
w~ IA hixasas Hsrksa psses psis ~ cssrsFs Pre-
80 a. n ssnss - isntf-daWty
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s C II E ME

O~"s 0Onoueted S under the superintendsnee Of the
stale Lottery Commissioner = ~
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Trunks. Valises, &c.

C,NYDFR FRIZZtLL have hand hne Sole
- Leathev rrunS-. valiscs. carpet Baga and sA'chrs
that cam exreei In this marEei which nsred Al
low dgures, az No. "a Pablo Slaars,
nnrs pua SNYDER FRIZLEIL.
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yoUvEN's HoDoRoUs PREPARATION
FOR INSTANTLY
ming kid GLOW $


BEAUTIkY WING THE COMPLEXION,
Price 20 cts. per Bottle.
ONE BOTTLE CLEANS FIFTY PAIR OF CLOVES
T0UVFN's INOD0R0US KID GLOVE CLEANERS the
81 srce used by the Kid Glove manufacturers Of France
to impart that purity and tness TO the kid for which their
gloves justly celehra ed When the glove leaves the
hand OF the it Is naturally less soiled, and
this prepar ton is resorted to cleanse and beau W it,
To clean kid gloves matter how much soied, what
color they dip pi Of white flannel in the prepara
hon and with il wipe of the dirt from the glove AM in a
moment is pure and beautiful as when and as not
the slightest ordor proceeds from It, the glove be i'm
mediatey worn Full directions accompany each bottle
It's also the finest article in the world for cleaning Kid
ippers &c, and used for the toilet will greatu bea til
fy the complexion, tan and pimpies Of ali nds.
The ladies Of Louis Napoeons Court it, exclusive Of
other for this purpose Beware Of Countere The
weknown name Of Solomon Content, manufacturer, is
on all the labels Of the genuine article all others spu
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Perfumery
and Fancy Goods in Nashville, and throughout the United
States and Canadas and at Wholesale by the Prcpreors
CLARK & CO.,
S335 Broadway, New York.
il ? liberal discount to the trade.
apr3-lmy
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NEW WORK
Gold Medal Pianos

STEINuAK a. SONS, RiRpufacturers,
o. WALKER STREET, NEW YORK. sugz=-1
Oh Received the following FIEsr PRIzE 80
sTDs in So,s The S,'. SS Ss
tiuore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March 1855.
G0LD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace. New York No.
vember 1875 (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last sx yezrs)
GOLD MEDAL at the MAJ yand Institute, Baltimore,
iss6
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAJ at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yorl, November, 1885, Among the judges the
nrst Musical Talent OF the Country, such VI. Mason,
tlotschaik, Woiienha0pt and many others 81. Pi-
amos. with and without the Iron Frame) warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
paci and shipped without charge Prices moderate.
deciB-iy-v
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Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

C.
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 Z" Hames;
200 nests Tubs, painted; 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
2l5 Vanished and Three $4,000 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 assed Broom Handles 900 Cane Fishing Poles;
l5 doz white Cedar Buckets;30 sss'ted Liquor Kegs;
200 dos Tar Cons; 10 doz y Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnishd
IS doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs and
Is " Cedar Keelers;
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 125 doc Wen Buckets
BASHET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 100 nests German Market do
$50 =" extra; 80 " Clothes do;
500 Carts common; 400 doE Feed Baskets, in store
500 4" z" ex. fall tops and to arrive;
rs Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
l00 Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra =" rs doz children's Rattan and
150 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 dOz ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan aud Willow, very nice and cool for Sumner.
AsoClo. HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
nd Flower stands. AlsO-Wilow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; r1OO bales Alicant Mats;
500 assted Shoe Brushes; 50 Jute HArk and skeleton
100 " eX. Scrub Mats,
As Rocking Horses; Is doE Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1nOcois N and ~ inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeet;
,l lSc coil: coils < 70 snsS inch 90 DO DO DO o,,dS sso 90;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pov Line Manila;
$50 dog Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
lOOU lbs Broom TWne Hemp; 4 500 lbs Wool Irvine,
1890 lbs FLAX Z" " 500 rs Seine Twne
rs bales Batting; l5A reels Hemp Packing;
25 " Wicking; IS coils TaTred Rope
$50 Wrapping TRine: 150 Jate Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Yrund) Iangermsns Wrapping Paper;
500 Mcgregors do do
1900 reams Lockland do do;
l50 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
It's " Ham 20 Z" Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; I5OOOb Roofing dO sAtuted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL, Opal Candies steArne Candles
Starch, German Soap, &C.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes OF best qualities, In lots to suit.
ALso- Bench Screws in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards Brushes Tack
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock, assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churus IS 90 "a "a inch Red Cedar do 90 % do
cerdsr do 1871 s20, % do Painted do 90, %, "a do
Brass Hoop do' Z" do Barrel do Is, 20, % do
HAMES.
Oiled Root. Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;l
For sale by S.M BARRETT,
mayi4 cor. Walnut and Front sta, CineinBAu, o |
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-30

nR. LARMONT;S PARIS AND LONDON MED
IL ICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-90th
edition. 490 pages 100 electroype pictures cloth, 81 and
four Litter stamps Mailed free. Among its contents is
the anatomy Of the sexual organs Of the male and female
all their sease and weakness latest dicoveres in
productions; new ard healthy mode Of preventing con
ceptioD; quacks their recipes and sec6cs the authors
unequsiled Paris and Lncon treatment oi ConnorTb@
Geet Structures, Syphilis, Primary and Constitutional
Emissions. ImpoteBcy, ac., at 81 Mercer opposite st.
Nicholas Hotel New YORK. Address letters to box Si4 ~
Y. P. O. I'VE commend nr srm1nt TO the Fficts ""
Cier des Etdts Unis Stats ZeitaRg, democrat, Dag
Book, Mercury. alias, Police Gdsete, dc.
marchI7-dly
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p / a NJ Q S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
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HoRAC z w a Z E r S.
NO. S33 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Agent for the Hcst EsOstOn and New York
INSTR ENTS.
HE Largest assortment Of Pisnos Bsodeons, Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise Of al kinds in
the United States Panosfrom TBN different
comprising those OF every variety OF sysrom tDe piaih
neat and substantial 6k octaves, in Walnut or Rosewood
Cases f2 O. TO those OF tie most e ant nnlsh
up 70 OsE THOUSAND DOLLARS No house in the Union can
compete with the IN the number variety and cee
brty ofits INSTRUMENTS nor in the EXTREMELY 10" PRICES
at which they are sold
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With or without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
ments Of over-strngs aud and action, length OF SCALE
power and compass Of tone equal 10 the Grand Planoi
united with the beauty and durability OF structure OF the
square Piano. They pronounced by the
the Musical equal 20 those OF any othe
manufacturer They built OF the best and most thorough
y seasoned material and guaranteed TO stand le 0oo
OF every climate.
Each instrument guaranteed TO give sstisaction or P1r
chase money refuud'd. SBCOND HAHD EIAsOp a. 1oa
GREA BARG4LMS constantly in store, price IRON s'O
10 s14O
Horace waters WeIOdeOnS, superior instru-
ments tone touch and durability Of make funed to the
equal temperament MeodeOns all other styles ana
makes Price s45 500 So flOO b125 $40 double Reeds
and two banks Of Keys, 500 Less liberal discount.
Cergymen and and Churches, extra discount.
Martins GUitors,, Browns HarpS, Flutes fiu-
tinas Aceordians, Vons and Musical Instruments OF all
large dicount Teachers aud Schools The trade sup
piled on the most liberal terms.
usic-0ne Of the largest and best catalogues
Of Music published e'mprisng many Of the chO and
most popular airs OF the day. and viii sold at one third OF
from the regular prices.
Music by mail 70 all parts OF the country post paid
Particular and attention paid all orders received
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance Pianos
and Meodecns for rent, and rent allowed on purchase
Pianos and Meodeons FOR sale on Monthly payments.
secondhsnd Pianos tAkes in exchange for General
and select Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded
ali parts OF the country by mail.
~ Great inducements offered 20 Agents in all parts Of
the country sell the HoRAoE WATERs Pianos, Meodeous
and Catalogues Of Music. jyI2
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DACoN, ,--tas snasfsIFesl . AMI q l.sl tafsEl
issf Net oansls o.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOKE!
GNYDER uZZELL nov receiving AMI win con.
- time 60 receive daily choice and sell selected stock
Of Boots and shoes expressly for the Retail Trade Their
stock o Iaiief sesr very On ldtas In part Of
Glove Kid Congress GAi.ers, sdh and without hessi
"a IA
Lasting Caters Of every ehpton with and without
heel.
slippers II every description. With and without heels
White Kid, satin and X Gsitevs.
slippers. with heels.
Also Misses aud Chdrens shoes q every description;
Gents OF Kind aud sys, made by the bvst
ufscurers in Philadelphia, together with hue sioos Of
Shoes, Brogans ke CA Al No. 81 Pablic suse.
Apri sNfnFk lLhFLl
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No. 10 CEDAR SIC
NGA So RMH-G1Cs
yxyOULD rsspecsnay Infosn Ladies q sshyss snd
w vicinity. tAat she has iast stafnsd hes ths k.ss
H1h large sed hAntsoss stok 81 frsnc1 Ansfy 8aoda,
Nv ocE ie part uor sss fEney aoaasts al xada.
Frenoh Iaes onnsiE iisir nns ece bonres, lace sna
fusan hsad H0assss. eea taa fi.ir fnElh eok .
&c. n ChEirrns I1aad I4s LeE eEAorn tats Caharr
r.,. soY.s HsGs rnansd aad Uniralasd of - klaaa
Ssaushal sssor,zsat of HoHast Ribhsnn q .I hasds
Sc AZ Efesen CEaPs kbbons vpsvsi kibbons Waisrs6
Rhesas sil Alaa Ssh End tsff keoons Aae frinsins
abbons of al safta-
TL0WERs.
Alarre ~ 81 Boanst gowsrs o. al klsAs sa.A Baok
Grape fssefs eeroad Ao1rainx fessrA afuafhs ka.ss
sad uassi pFsps. IN EFsAi vs1ie5y.
EMBROIDKRTEs.
AhanAsous sssaFtmen II Ensrsdsrss ~ Laflss. such
a. Lses ana Wofksd Coii4fs n4isse Lsce coiars ana
Chemilsras in ssts baee Lse ccss Jecoseit ana >N-s
Fnaacu ana AegInEs al kiads laaisf b-ck ane Ahtts
a Vsl,- K3 flssss al soars. Fe Ne leErs, A.. And
sfhsr ARISES q kasss sezf - uuosre1s . neneta.
New lales i ycar slne = So handaoae and hshi9a
49, 1900 sasap. % = andsr ne aDresaoa thaa
rion slrsss esq placs faa est handsoa and
SskIsasbs bsnnsa csn a Ne - Cesar arest and yoa
l - sAaf ne xoe ezaAl an1 lhs citF ean
ssl Ysa esana,s sn e ~ 80 ". n asi eAsaPsr
Isaa ang o4hsr s,are lhe oiF.
Rsnsnhsf ~ epsaiuR sia = en he aiss An ordars
~ cisenins. arrans an4 rslenlaT shAH - paneisAJ
st1saas4 =, a11 eeaf = sEpsfie< st7,a
~ e-Aa1lsa hsir I'D slfas aennsis sleansst and A.
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yETN have uussefoas - tsrrs q Oral nouna sue %
w Ions w.ilsrs frq'R go uBsards fuat.sr bgsisr.
s's''s A''s'A MAcKsxrgR q wILsos
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


From VIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BrnJIzo, ,s4e Broadway, New York.
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NEW SERIES.--NO. ABS.
Rich Schemes for May, 1857 !
K. FRANCE g. CO., Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
CLASS q

To be drawn Saturday May asa 10 Baltimore. M.,v,,D4
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Artificial Flowers,

Eh received per steamers and calling vessels
w spring ortment Of Artificial Flowers and Flower
Materials, Especial Is directed 10 assortment
OF American tlowers, facue, which very
extensive, and among which admirable limitations Of
the leading Fsnch desgrs also TO stock OF Rusohes
Desers invited TO stock, which will be
found embasce amo everv article in At wholesale
only. HENDERSON, SMYTH a CO,
No 900 Broadway, New York, and No. lOl Rne Riche-
lieu, Paris. ieo4-Smv
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pAgsINn ALmoNDs, a 9. D.. ~ =, Z z
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Groceries.
NHfE preaFe te ferBsA pla1islan SUPPLIES u ever
w tina and ecua nsiis the attentna ~ hssuhaais
snd Dealers sact. vhich wl a1uss be eoples
and deoas,ts n psss, 81 present. q ts Hnx arciss
% hinda taEart 80 hAfs rosee,
lhsq haas SAT-, 30 barTrh eaif,
eee baxesntng Ctndloai 80 baFfts hkiskeyg
lea pieces bAsrlnf; - hah pieses baRrinns
so ssineA hargfngi 90 coils kepc teeafhsr
uh Al other artlcaI etaaF kept ia fuc1 estah1hrns6
10HAf0S, h0kNE 90.
lys eosnsr Broad End Market stsr
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Piano EOrtcS.

TANESVAN RIPPER, Plano Manufacture, lis Wooster
81 street. New York offers TO dealers and others ns
sOrtment Of first class nstnmens Of 81 and Octave
warranted equa maze for beauty tone Workman
chip and for standing in tune in climate. Prices very
low. Merchants from al sections invited to exam
nation before buying Orders by litter promptly executed
E.|. JAMES VAN BlPER,
feb4-4mY lis Wooster Street, New York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-07-01
What the Investigating Commit
tee found in the Treasury.

The Columbus Gazette (edited By
JouN GREiNER, Esq in speaking of the
labors of the committee appointed by
the Legislature to examine iuto the con-
.dition of the State Treasury, says:
SIN order to alIay any unjust suspicion,
a committee of Investigation was appoin-
ted i 1.-THE Spring Of 1886, to sit during
the recess of the Legislature, giving the
members off plenty of time to overhaul
the Documents, - handle and count the
funds, and to make a thorough examira-
tion of the Treasury. They performed
their duties to the best of their ability,
and failed to detect anything like fraud.
The books were all straight, and the
amount Of money stated to be in the
Treasury aoaS there, for 1t e0as counted
blythe Committee"
Such, also, is the testimony of Mr..
SINNETT, Representative from Licking
county, who was a member Of the Inyes-
tigating Committee. He says, according
to a gentleman who conversed with him
on Monday last, that at the date Of exam,
nation, there was no such defalcstionin
the Treasury as DIR. Gibson represents /:
that the Committee were shown the mou-
ey, Sc, on hand ; that they counted at,
and that the only deficiency that existed
was the amount which Mr.. Breslin &C.
knowledged himself to be in default.
Did the money which Gibson showed
to the Committee actually belong to the
Treasury? Did he act fairly and honest
ly with the Committee, or did he "conae
it o0er them by trick and deception ?
If he triled with and duped them, are we
to conclude that the Republican State
Treasurer is al arch knaUe, or that the
Committee was not half as thorough in
their examinations as the great duty
they had undertaken to perform, i'm
peratively demanded ?-Ncwark Advo.
cate.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-07-01
ALTO MEETING IN Or
ANGE TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy of Orange township
in accordance with the call of the cen
trail Committee, met en- mzaSse, at Orange
on the 9th inst. The meeting was
called to order and on motions, Mr..
GEO McCoNNELL was elected chairman,
and JAMES ALBERsoN Sec'y. The time
of holding the Primary meetings was
then proposed for consideration, and on
motion of JAS. ALBERsoN it was agreed
that the delegates be instructed to urge
the 9Th day of September as the time.
1t was then moved that the chairman
appoint a Committee of four to select
delegates for the Convention on the goth.
The chair appointed F. G. WISE, JOHN
DoTY, JOSIAH THOMAS and SOLOMON
MARKLE. The Committee then repor-
ted the names of GEo. Mcdonnell, Jo-
srAu Thomas Joan DorY, JACOB SMURR
and JOHN MEDowL which report was.
unanimously adopted.
The meeting was very large and the
determination was evinced upon the
part of the Democracy of our township
to do their whole duty in expelling from
place and power the political demagogues
and Galphins that now niisraze our state,
and rob its treasury.
JAS. ALBERSON, Sec'y,
GEO. MCDONNELL, Chairman.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-07-01
VOICE OF M ASHLAND COUNTY
DEMOCRACY.

The Democracy of this county, at
the Convention held on Monday, gave
free and emphatic expression of their
opinions IN regard to measures and men.
It is a record which no Democrat
will hereafter have occasion to regret.
F6s principles enunciatsdtu thcrrs0fu
tions will commend themselves to the
popular Judgment, because late events
have shown that in the practical enforce
ment of the measures of the Democrat
ic party. in both State and National af-
fairs, the People have the only guaran-
tee for the safety of their money as
well as their political rights.
The Convention expressed its decided
preference for Judge RANNEY for Gov.
ernor, and WM. D.. MoRGAN for Trea-
sursr Of State. With a ticket composed
of ssuch men, the Democracy would
sweep the State byea majority that would
at onoe place Ohio in the front rank of
the Democratic States of the Union.
We are under personal obligations to
the Convention for the pledge made to
extend the circulation of tho Union
Il shall be our ambition to merit all
such efforts.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-07-01
The Farce growing Richer and
Richer

For a full week, up to Saturday last,
It was not pretended that Kelley'slaw
requiring examinations BY the Auditor,
had been. executed. In its issue of the
goth, the State Journal justified this
neglect bysayipg that an examination by
Executive. officers. would have been in
aecorous to the State Legislature whose
committees had the matter in charge
This excuse was being taken up and re-
peated by Republicans all over the State,
when, to the amazement of all, Mondays
g journal I" announces that its state
ment on the preceding Saturday was iu-
correct, and that the Treasury had been
examined by the Auditor all in good
time-that the money was all on hand,
but that it is supposed Gibson borrowed
enough from the banks to make up the
requisite amount Did the auditor
sacear Gibson as to where the money
came from, as he was specially author
lied to do by Mr.: Kelley's, Law? Ifs
what was his answer A little light
gentlemen,-a little light!-Nel0arl
Advocate
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-07-01

Democracy of Ohio have ever achieved;
andsthat tie delegates to5the State Con-
vention are hereby instructed to use ev-
cry honorable effort to secure the nomi-
nation of RANNEY and MORGAN.
On motion of Mr.. KENNY, it was
Resolced, That the central committee
are hereby requested to adopt the Dem
ocratic vote cast in the several Town
ships of this county at the State election
of 1856, for the highest candidate upon
the Democratic State ticket, in appor-
tioning delegates to the next County
Convention.
On motion of DR.. D. s. SAMrsEL, it
was
ReSolred, That in the Ashland Union,
we have a true exponent of Democratic
principles, and we recommend that eve
ry Democrat in the county use his inhu-
ence to extend its circulation, and that
each member of this Convention is here
by constituted a Committee of one,
pledged to obtain at least half q dozen
additional names of responsible persons
as subscribers to the Union.
On motion,
ResOlpcd, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the ashland
Union, and that all tie other Democrat
ic papers of the State be requested to
copy.
On motion, the Convention then ad-
jeurDed sine de.
JOHN S. WHITE, Pres't.
?: F, HAReRAyE, Sec'ry.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-07-01
A Model Brother-in-Law.

Since the recent developments at Co.
lumbus, Gibson and his apologists, claim
that upon entering on his duties as State
Treasurer, he assumed on behalf of Bres-
lin, the payment of S547 900 which the
latter owed and was unable to pay to the
State at the close of his term of Office.
1t is alleged that the sole motive for this
very remarkable kindness on the part
of Gibson, is to be found in the fact that
they were once on a time, married to
Sistersl A bachelor friend at bur elbow
thinks that if this is true, Mr.. Gibson
was a model brother-in-law and says that
although q little fearful of matrimony,
he would willingly encounter its haz-
brother-in-law like Gibson. But this
pretext is all humbug. IF Mr.. Gibson.
receipted to the State for an amount OF
money greater than Mr.. Breslin was
ready to hand over, there must have ex-
listed some motive for it different and
stronger than their law relationship.
What was that motive? Had Mr.. Glib
son himself been a heavy borrower from
Treasurer Breslln2 If yea, did Gibson
assume on behalf of Mr. Breslin, the
payment of the amount now alleged to
have been left unpaid, thereby discharg-
ing his liability TO Breslin for money
received from the Treasury during bis
(Breslin 81 term of Office d?
Light, Mr.. Gibson-give US light
Let us know whether, whilst travelling
over the State denonncing Gov. Medill
and others, from the stump, your owl
hands and pockets were not full of plum
der procured from a democratic State
Treasurer whom Judge Bowen, your.
self and others we're using as your tool
L-Neuayk AdUocate.