The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-20
Ford & cobean.

It gives us great pleasure to chronicle
the partnership between Lieut.. Gov.
Ford and James Cobean, Esq of this
city. AS a Jury lawyer, Gov. Ford has
30 superior in this section of the country,
and We are glad to see him again in a po-
sition be is SO we'll calculated TO adorn.-
ESQ. Cobean is known to all of our citi-
zens as an accurate, prompt and reliable
business man. Success to the new frm.
I-MansfeH Herald
JIM. LANE IN COMPANY WITH BRIaHAM
YoNG.-The Washington corresponds nt
of the Philadelphia Press says.
l learn that the Administration are in
possession of facts to prove conclusively
that the celebrated Jim Lane, who was
snubbed in the House of Representatives
by Col Hunt, of Louisiana, and showed
no fight, and who afterwards served for a
time in a lunatic asyl I'M. preparatory to
his debut in Kansas, is now, aud has
teen for some months, in collision with
the Mormons.
The exact character Of the information
is not known, but the impression IS that
an express. between Brigham Young and
Lane has been intercepted on the plains
by the Uuited' State forces. It is proba-
Bile that the matter will be called to the
attention Of Congress.
Er An Irishman made a sudden rush
into a druggists shop at Glasgow. Draw
ing from his pocket a soda-water bottle,
filled to the brim with some pure liquor,
he handed it across the counter, aud ex.
claimed
"There docther, snuff that, will you?'
The doctor did as he was directed, and
pronounced the liquid genuine whiskey-
"Thank you, docther," said the Irish
man "hand me it again, ifyou please"
The doctor again did as directed, and
asked Patrick what he meant.
"Och, then" said Pat, "if you will
have it, the priest told me not to drink
any of this unless I got it from the doctor
So here's your health, the health OF the
prizes. and the health OF Moses"
E A large number of eases of small
pox, as We learn from the Times, have
been brought into the port of New York
during the past season. Perhaps at nc
time within the last twenty years has the
disease been imported from SO many and
various localities, as for the past few
months. The disease is not confined tc
foreign ports, neither, but is frequently
brought from our do n%estic, seaboard
towns. We learn that on Tuesday last q
schooner from Virgins. loaded with Oys
tiers, arrived at Quarantine with two of hel
crew sick with the most fatal form of thi'
loathsome disease.
EAThe New York Herald recon-
mends that "Mr. Kallock and the othel
three thousand New England parsons
their occgpation being gone-be organic
ed into regiments and sent to Utah, t,
teach the Mormons the error of thei
Ways Prentice remarks "If an arm,
of New England parsons of the Kallocl
stamp should be sent to Utah, unques
tionably the Mormons would soon fn(
their "~oscupation gone"
e. We nave received the Februar,
number of Arthur's Home Magazine
This f~avorite magazine improves witt
every volume, and the names of its condae
tors, T. 8. Arthur and Virginia +
Townsend, are sufficient grantees of It
being well conducted.
A RAILROAD C~osrucroR INA FIX
The other day, as Chang and Eng. tn
Siamese twins, were going to Charleston
the conductor of the cars made q fuss be
cause they did not each havs a ticket
The gentleman who had charge of ther
said that they had always been carried o
the ticket of a single passenger. Tn
conductor replied that they were two PEI
sons and occupied two seats they mus
therefore pay two passages. VERY well,
said the gentleman, Il viii give tho tickt
TO Chang aud you can put Eng off th
cars This brought the conductor to b
senses, and he "knocked under