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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-29
Death of a centarian.

DIED-At the home of lis son-ip-law,
John George, in Middleton Tp., Colrm-
biana Co., Ohio, on the LIST inst, DANIEL
ST, aged about 10l years.
On the 18th of May, 1856, Betsy Con-
kle, deceased, made the following state
mcnt in relation to said Daniel Kirken-
dali. She says she remembers the cir
cu~mstances well. They are as follows
Mr.. Kirkcndall came to the house of her
father, Nicholas Clemens in the year
1856. He and Mr.. Clemens had traded
horses, fourteen years previously. On
that trade, a balance was still due, but
they agreed to exchange receipts and
square accounts, which was accordingly
done. Admitting Mr. Kirkendall to
have been sixteen years of age at the
time of tae above trade, land we cannot
reasonably suppose him to have been
younger,) he would then have been thir-
ty years old at the time of the above IT,
tcrvew with Dir. Clemens, which would
carry us back to the year of Grace, 1857,
as the year of his nativity. Mr.. Kirk
endall was therefore, agreeably to the
above calculation, at the time of his de-
cease, over one hundred years of age.
Mr.. Clemens had been a soldier under
Gen. Washington, was an esteemed citi-
zen, and at the time of the above inter-
view with Mr.. Kirkendaf, resided On
the Ming Bottoms above Pittsburg.-
What changes have taken place since
the nativity of the deceased. At the
time of his birth, this vast country west
of the mountains, with the exception OF
a few military posts, was one unbrokcn
Wilderness. 1t ia now the happy abode
of twenty millions of free men. As
seperate people the United States were
then unknown. It is now one CT the
most powerful and enlightened nations
of the earth. Its ships are now tossing
on the waves of every sea, aud every
Isle of the sea has contributed to swel
its wealth. Such is life. and such are
the mutations of time. Mr.. Kirkendal
was a man of an eminently quiet ant
pcaceable disposition. He died as ht
lived. without an enemy. peace be t.
his ashes."-Ohio Patriot.
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SATURDAY., 9Th day of May,

a. d, 1857, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, and four o'clock, p. M, of said day, the
following described real estate, situate in said
county, to-wit the undivided two-6fth parts
f a part of the south west quarter of section
eighteen 1851 in Township number twenty
$780, Range sixteen-begiunimg at the south
west corner of said quarter, running thence
quarter los rods-thenue east ~ rods and Is
links to a post-thence south $50 rods to u
pest-thence east 6 aud IS lG0 rods to a post
thence south 40 and ? l0G rods to a post on the
south boundary line of said quarter-thenee
west along said south boundary line Sc and
a9-I0o rods to the place of beginning-con-
tanning 81 acres OF land more or less, being in
said Ashland county, and levied on as the
property of John Arehart. Appraised at
S4I9 33-l0G. Terms of ~Sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
april s, 1857. 43tspfS45 so
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Storm and Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O-Suow fell
last night at Reading and Pottsville to
the depth-of twelve inches. The iron
roof of the machine shop of tie Read
ing Railroad, 1t Reading, was broken
down by the weight of the snow. All
the workmen in the building escaped ex-
cept two, who were slightly injured
The woodwork of several locomotives
ives damaged. The portion of the roof
that fell was $50 feet in length. This
accident will not interfere with the bust
ness of the road.
The snow fell here briskly for a short
time this afternoon. TIE wires of the
Western Telegraph line, near Pittsburg,
are down.
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THEIR OWN WIT
JESS,

The Times charges that some of the
leading Democrats in different sections
of the country, and no where more than
in Ashland county, have denied the au-
theuticity of the decision of Judge
TAsRY as recently published. Barring
the African figure head which was placed
upon it by the Republican papers, and
for which Judge TANEY is in no wise re-
sporsible, We have heard of no such de-
NAL by Democrats.
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The Emigration from Virginia.


The KanaRha Republican thus speaks
of the emigration from Virginia. 1t
says:
Much has been said of the emigration
from Virginia within the past few years,
but we do not believe the half has been
told. However great the disposition has
been, 10 years past, among our people to
leave the Old Dominion and seek new
homes and q fortune in the new States
asd Territories of the West, there has
been no parallel to the present year, in
this section of the State, at least
Every terminus on the Ohio River Of
any considerable outlet through our
State will bear testimony to the fact
above stated. Since the opening of
navigation in February last, scarcely a
boat has left the Kauawlia River for
Cincinnati that has not been pretty well
throEged with emigrants from this re-
giou. For years pest, in the fall es-
pesiaiiy, no one ardently desiring the
progress and prosperity of Virginia could,
without painful sensations, stand upon
the western border of the State and wit
ness the stream of emigration moving
off to the far West. It is not composed
In any part, of that portion of our popu-
lation that might be spared without
detriment to the commonwealth, but al.
most exclusively of that portion which
is in reality the very bone and sinew o.
any State-the intelligent enterprisiDe
young men, the we'll to dc, intelligent
farmers aud mechanics, with. habits o
industry with their healthy and growing
families-the very people by whose emf
grafton our own State is weakened and
the young giant States of the West are
"built up.
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The Indian Massacre.
CHICAGO, April %.

ApTII %.
Runners who have returned to Feri-
hault from pursuit of the Indians, con
firm the rumered massacre in Blue
Earth county. Forty settlers we're MUIR
dered at Big Bend, and several women
were taken prisoners. Great alarm is
felt every where. All tho Indians be-
yond the Minnesota river are assuming a
hostile attitude. Rumors are rife of an
alliance between the Sioux and the Chip
pewas.
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Troubles from Indians.

ST. Louis, April 22.-The officers of
the steamer Minnchaha, from the Upper
Missouri, report that great excitement
exists at the Platt's mouth of the Ne
hrasks, in consequence of the Pawnee
Indians, having driven in a number of
settlers at Salt Creek. A fight occur
red resulting in the death of several In
dians and one white man. Thirteen In
dams were captured.
Gen. Thayer, Omaha City, has raised
a party of volunteers to protect tho set
tiers.
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CHICAGO, April IA serious acct
dent occurred on the Michigan South
ern Railroad on Thursday night near
Calument Station. Express train going
west with eleven cars, was thrown off the
track by the breaking of an axle. The
fourth car was completely c~rushed--one
lady and child killed aud several badly
injured. Cannot get names.
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RoaA Entira

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
IN presented to the Commissioners of ash
land county at their next regular session, a
petition for an alteration Of the County Road
mencing at the south line of the south.
west quarter of section tw~enty-scren (27,) Tp
tweaty-three (23,) Range fi~fteenTl5l Said al
t~eration. bearing east of S. G. Miler's Barn
to interscctthe said county road. at, or neal
the north line of said quarter section.
a PETITIONER.
April s, 1857. 4w4l
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Ea Mr.. Lawrence, of Boston, has
offered the American Sunday School
Union $1,000 a year for an indefinite
period, if the Union will Immediately
send a Sunday school missionary to la
Dor in Kansas.
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Bosror, Apri, l7th. 1913,
Mr DE,R SIN

ny nEtR SIR.
l am glad that you are Introducing
the CeuehalGgTa into This country and | doubt
not but that at the same time that YOU are render
ing a benefit to the public, you Will promote yuur
own.
l VIII chcerGully, as you request. unite my teStis
mony as to It's beneficial medicinal qualities, te
the statement Of Mr.. Jones, with whom l. am fuii-
matcly acquainted, and an pleast9 TO concur In
his estimate of its Importance
Engaged for twenty two years last past In the
North West trade. | have never visited The coast
of California without bringing away with me a
supply Of the Csnehs!sgue ornyseif aEd hiendS.
excepting on MY last vo-aee, just completed, as
when | lcft the plant was out OF season. and it Vas
diHh cult to procure it in consequence OF the dis.
III fbea state oftie Country. fnd thar several of
cur must respectable merchants in this city ars
much disappointed, having relied on me for tho
same. Wishing you success in yOHr Undertaking,
l remain very respectfully. yours. DC.
JAaEs =. ARTuER.
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A8GR aG0I8

of the latest and most approved fashion. She
is now pre-: AIRED 10 scrvethem with SONNEtS,
CAPS and HEAD DRESSES, Of every varie-
tv, style and material. Having by long cX-
pcrienee. gained a thorough Knowledge of her
expense in procuring the latest fashions, aud
selected her goods with special care. she
f~iatters herself that she can sris the taste other
customers. aud hopes TO merit a Liberal share
Of the public patronage She would especial
ly invite ladies, before making their p"rchns-
of RIBBONS and BONNET TRIMMINGS.
feeling assured that she can please ALL. even
the most fastidious, in both quality aud price.
BLEACHING, TRIMMING and MILLINERY
WORK Of all kinds, neatly executed by expe-
rienced hands, upon the shortest notice, at rea-
sonable prices, aud warranted 70 give entire
satisfaction. Rooms up stairs, over II. II.
Chu5b's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio.
April &, 1851. Afn44 -
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IL A whale of large dimensions
was harpooncd and killed on Thursday
morning near Shackelford Banks, about
six miles from Beaufort, n. G. It was
sixty or seventy feet long, very fat, and
yielded upwards of fifty barrels of oil.
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MICELANEOUS
sHERIFF,S SALE.

Joseph Applegate. In Ashland County
David Losh, ct. al. Com Pleas.
10Y virtue of a Fl. Fa. duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas, of Ashland
County, dated February 18th, A. D., 1857, and
to me directed, I will sell at the door of the
House, in said county, at public auction,
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Mass MeetingOl People!
AT THE
Old EOIlIRESS

TyHE situation of Kansas'is tell unsettled and
L the great question continues to harrass
ana torment the minds of q portion of our citl-
zens. However much people may rack their
brains about the solution of that problem,
there is one question that will rot admit of a
doubt, and that is, that the Ancient Fortress
still remains, the asylum of that portion of our
fellow citizens who have sought refuge from
high prices and who love justice, and the right
sort Of goods at fair prices for cash, produce
or approved notes on short credit
These facts will be more apparent when we
consider the following reasons:
BECAUSE he has 9 large and fresh stock Of
beautiful goods.
BECAUSE he has SOME of the richest silksand
moir antique dress patterns ever
brought to Ashland.
BECAUSE he has some of the most charming
mantillas ofall the styles now in
vogue.
BECAUSE he has a show case full of brilliant
ribbons and dress trimmings.
BECAUSE hehas Il gross, more or less, of most
elegant parasols.
BECAUSE he has some of the incest bonnets
for the Spring and summer that
can be found anywhere.
BECAUSE he has a choice lot ofcarpets at low
prices.
BECAUSE he can suit gentlemen in any kind
OF goods for their wear from Above
of Il craYat to the finest broadclo;h.
BECAUSE he can accommodate families with
Groceries, Crockery, and almost
everything wanted for house fur
nishing.
BECAUSE he pays the highest market price
for ali Kinds OF produce.
AND LAST OF ALL, though not least, but
one of the greatest Importance TO
the purchaser,
BECAUSE he sells his goods LITTLE CHEAPER
than any other establishment IN
Ashland county.
the place is att. r. SQUlRES'. =,
NIB. One hundred thousand pounds of wool
wanted, for which the highest price in cash
will be paid.
J.R. SQUIRES.
Ashland, April %, 1857. am46
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Eosrox. April 18th, ls4s.
DEAR SIN:

I have read tho letters addressed to you
b Mr.. jones in relation to tho valuable medicinal
plant called cauchilsgua. and agree with him en-
tire}y in heis state ment.o Of it<remarkabIe virtues.
Buling the last twcIye-yesrs ! have been actively
engaged in the California trade, and cauId not fail
IA beoJGt acquainted =" ith the rare qualities Of
itants. ! Eags personally derived much benefit
from its use. ana have nnthesitaied 10 recommend
it II. my friends in ali CAFES OF fever, 1nd dIsor ters
grow ing oct er imiirity ofthe blood also for itS
remarkable tonic properties.
Your obedieEt servant,
J. PETERSON,
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To the Ladies.

A choice selection of Handkerchief Perfa-
N meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, &C., for sale by
pULIN d CRANE,
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EnrPr,o~MMrTT.-

A TS (either travel'p g or ~locs;;SDr News
IA pa Pcrs aud Is, are requssInH
to send. without delay treir sNdresatOtS<
undersigned. and they will be fur9tsned v
business which will yield them from ivet to 9r"~-
cent. Profit. They will please state what Now
PAPERS or Perio iCals they have canvassed for
Persons who have not hitherto. acted as agents.
hnt WHO wouIdIike 10 engage IS such, win also
please send their names. Post Off &c address, CouE,
ty and state. write n plainly
WRIGaT, MASON G. CO.,
sm37. NEw YORK.
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New ORLEANS, April 24.-The s'ca-
mer Catawba from Havana the 10th,
has arrived at this port,
She encountered heavy westerly gales
on the 18th, and on the morning of the
18th, fell in with the bark Warren from
New York, off Cape Hatt~eras-entirely
abandoned. She was sent to Norfolk in
charge of the mate of the Catawba.
The stock Of sugar at Havana and
Matanzas was 242, 900 pounds. The
price had advanced one real and the
market was unsettled.
The Saratoga left Havana for Key
West on the I9th-all we'll.
Col. Oxuaid, late a defaulting ex.
change broker in this city, was arrested
at Havana By order of the Captain Gen
eral, and ordered to leave the Island
A package of $4,000 vas taken from
him.
Cotton slightly advanced; salos 5000
bales at l34@l3a. Sales of the week
90 600 bales receipts Sl3,5OO
Flour closed with an advancing ten
deney.
Mixed corn 7Oc@76.
Lard in barrels l5c.
Prime Rio coffee ll4c@il3c.
Exchange on London 93c premium
on New York &c premium.
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The Hardin county Democrat is
ut in favor of tho nomination of Gen.
o cDowell as the Democratic candidate
NJ Governor.
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New York, April 25th.-Tho Amer
lea arrived at Boston at 1880 A. NJ.
The steam fHgate Niagara touched last
evening at Sandy Hook aud after land
ing some passengers proceeded on her
passage to Europe. Her trial trip prov
cd every way satisfactory.
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To Painters.

A Choice article of Linseed Oil, Leads, Var
N nishes and Painters materials ofau kinds,
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap at
DCLIN & CRANES Drug Store,
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ST. LOUIS, April 25.-The Santa Fe
mail from Independence, April 2lst,
brings DO news of interest. Weather
unusually warm fire in houses unneces-
sary. The farmers are busy planting.
Business dull. Indian d~epradatioas
Continue. Extensive preparations are
being made for a campaign against the
ella Apachees to first OF
May.
Difficulties with Utah are apprehen-
ded. The Xmas express friendship for
the whites.
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Nrw YoRK. de Marco de lsl

NEW YORK, de Marco de 1879.
Scndo os Senhores Robinson e Gay, particular
monte C onhecidos por min c gosendo os mssmo de
cohsideracao c respeito publico nesta cidade decla-
no cue qualQucr por Giles feita devo
MERCER imrliciia Confinance mormente tendo o
Senior Robinson residido por alguns amos ma
California onde teve q occasiar de observar as virl
tudes de Crncbalagua.
LUZ HKNRIouE FERRErRA p'AerIAR,
Consul General 20 Brazil
nos Estados Unidos.
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april 6, 1857

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Abraham Laybolt, Plt'f In Wayne County
VS..
PURSUANT to the command of an order of
Z Sale in attachment, in the above case, du-
ly issued from the Court of Common Pleas, of
said county. and to me directed, 1 will sell at
Public Auction, on
Saturday, 25M day Of ArriI,
A. d, 1857, at the residence of James Scott, in
Perry Township, in Ashland county ard State
of Ohio, between the hours often O'Clock, A. M,
and four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described goods and chatries, to-wit:-thirty-
eight head of sheep and on the same day, be-
tween the hours aforesaid. at the residence of
James Newman, in Montgomery Township,
Ashland county, Ohio. one hundred asd fifty
pounds of wool, more or less, to be sold as the
property of Charles Hoy, Defendant in the
above case, at the suit ofthe above named Plt'f-
Terms Of sale-eaSh.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN,
Sheriff, Ashland Co.
April Is, 1851. 8w45pfs3.
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OswEco, April 25.-GeOrge Pea
body, with several prominent Boston
gentleman are here to-day. 1t is said
their visit is connected with tie New
York and Binghamton r. R. to THIS city,
in which project Mr.. Peabody is said
to be largely interested.
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BosTaS. 6 de Marco de de is4s-
Conheoo pessoalmente es s%enbores Gay. Robin
son c Jones, es quaces gesao da estima pubiica Q
qualqner accommodated por elles hete dsve mer-
ecer per eiN conhanca.
ARCHIBALD FOSTER,
Vice Consul do Brazil,
I'm Boston.
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WASHINGTON, April 25. New Or
leans mail of Sunday has been recciv-
ed.
Exports of Cotton on Saturday
amounted to l4,600 bales.
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a spurious article. advertised for salein tia lh
asa Journal. as the Extract of CaRehat1gHo" ooc4s7
stoned the following advertisement, which was
inserted in the same paper. The disgraCeiul fraud
upon the Public, has been thus exposed as no aP-
p~Iication has been mate for the amount offered.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietor ofthe Extract OF cenehalagus,
has noticed In the Ithaca Journal of March last. .
spurious article advertised. as Canchalagua, and
deem it his duty to expose SO glaTins a FRAUD upon
the public. No such publication ever appeared In
the Boston Times as is therein quotsd the portion
which tefers to the abunearce pf the plant in tie
Highlands of Scotia nd, is an Interpolation. and
de void Of truth. II has not yet ceen INTRODUCED
into Scotland and could cot have found its way
into Ithaca. except through himself as he holds
possession of the entire shipments OF the article
into thiseountry from California and in evidence
of the same, as no description oflhe plant has yet
appeared in any public work in this county, he
offers as an inducom int to the truth, ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for a correct description OF said
pant, or a sit gle ounce ofthe genuine plant If iur
u shed to the Editor, OF this paper Within two days
after tine publication of this advertisement. 1.-The
p trties interested have any reputation at stake,
they will give it their atteL tion.
FREDERICK A. GAY.
New York, April 81, Is4s, 39u.
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Gbe Asblaao Waion.
oKowDED OUT.

Everything except the Militia Law
Next week we shall be enabled 70 resume
our usual variety.
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FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE. AMERICAN
Latest News From Washington

HALIFAX, April 24.-The America
sailed at IL o'clock P. NJ, for Boston.
She passed the steamship Africa on
the 18th inst, and a screw steamer sup
posed to be the Alps, on the 18th.
The elections in England were near
ly over, and the Ministerial net gain
SO far is computed at sixty-fve.
Sidney Herbert is spoken of as Min
ster Of War, in place of Lord Panmure.
iEvelyn Dennisou is ministerial candi-
date for Speaker.
The British government furnishes 35
steamships to assist in laying the Allan.
tic Telegraph Gable. The cable will
be completed in June and laid in July.
FRAHcE.-The rumorcd attempt to
assassinate the Emperor was u~cfounded,
but several arrests had been made of
persons connected with secret societies.
SPAN.-A Madrid letter says active
communications are taking place be-
tween Spain, England and France, on
the subject of the Spanish Mexican diff
iculty. The Spanish government hopes
to obtain the moral support of those
powers, and in case the question goes be-
yond wal between Mexico and Spain,
their national support also.
DENMARK.-The Cabinet have tender
ed their resignation, cause-local poll
tics.
The Danish diet unanimously APPROX
cd of tho Sound Dues, and a treaty is
concluded with foreign powers.
AUSTRALIAN Austrian circular
states respecting the Austrian ardiaian
rupture, that should the mediation of
England and Franco prove unsuccessful,
Austria will seek measures for her own
protection. The authenticity of the cir.
eular is doubted.
IrALY-The Austrian Ambassador at
Naples repeats the statement that Ma
pies is more aud more disposed to make
advance towards the re-establishment of
diplomatic relations with the Western
Powers.
RUSSIA letter from St. Peters
burgh says operations for raising the
sunken vessels at S~ebastopol have com
menced. Sinteen already have been re-
covered.
PERs1A-The Ottoman Ambassador
at Teheran, had required the execution
of the treaty, and the restitution of
seven towns to Turkey.
Latest telegraph advices are to hand
from Bombay to the Goth, Calcutta
18th of March and Bushire 25th OF
February.
Gen. Opstram had planned an cxpe-
dition for the capture of Amehamwerah,
on the Kanoen. The embarkation OF
troops had commenced and an attack was
expected to take place on tho goth of
March.
The Persian army was collecting at
Burajoor.
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.asRdonHDio

MRS. G. NJ. PEABODY would respectful
VA ly inform her ole friends and patrons,
that having just returned from New York city,
with a splendid assortment of MILLINERY
and
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Notice.

Notice.
TRANOS GRAHAM-Justiee ofthe Peace
Il has removed his office to the Law Office
of Kinny and Jacobs, two doors east of Bush.
Block, ard opposite the Bank.
FRANCIS GRAHAM Up.
April %. 1857. aw46