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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.@TheC Court adj
journed about day, on Friday morning last
The only criminal business of importance be-
fore the Court at this term was the case of
MorTER; referred to by us list week
There were seyeral civil cases of some i'm
portance continued-among which was that
of Orbw Smith VS.. Alexander Porter.
The following are the civil cases disposed
N. s. Sampselevs. heirs of VIM Miller de-
ceased. judgment, s44,34 Fulton, & McCombs
. for PlnintiH-Osbornsfor defendant.
billiard, Hays &Co. VS.. W.. W. Scott
Judgment, sS79,21. j. W.. Smith for Plain
tiff. Iok aEoE 1Hf
George Wright VS.. "A. H. Palmer, ct al
Jury trial. Verdict fer plaintiff, s616,66.-
Porter & Kennyfor plaintiff, Fulton, McCombs
& Osborn for defendant.
Thos. Morrow VS.. John Gofdon-submitted.
Judgment for Plaintiff, SO. Kenny for
plaintif-Fulton & McCombs for defendant.
Rachael Jackson vs.. Ephraim WEIGH and
Jane eWelch. Slander-jury trial. Verdict
for plaintiff s400. Kenny, Jacobs & Hurd
for plaintif-Fulton, McCombs & McSweany
for defendants. E58a SB8 =.
Joseph W. Brown VS.. John W. Bull. As
sault and battery Verdict for plaintiff; $40.
Kenny for plaintiff, MeSweany & Given for
defendant 4 8
Alexander Stratton VS.. John F. Coggshall
and Robert Anderson. Injunction dissolved,
and petition dismissed Fulton & McCombs
for plaintiflOsborn for defendant.
Michael Stewart vs.. Benjimin Mckinley and
Sarah Mckinley. Judgment for plaintiff
1922. "a
John G.. Larwil vs. Geo. II. Stewart, n.
Haskell, ct al Gas bail for Pitts, Fl W. &
Chicago B. r. Coz Judgment for plaintiff,
1891 ,57aaT. j. Kenny for Plaintiff
James NJ. Hall vs.. John Gordon. Verdict
for plaintiff s197, so. Mccarty & sampsel. for
plain6fEFulton & McCombs for defendant.
James Williams Va Isaac Williams. Al
mony. Decree for plaintiff. T.. J.Kenny for
plaintifzFulton & MeCombs for defendant.
Valentine 81. Smith vs. Samuel Glass. As
sault and battery. Verdict for defendants-
Fulton, McGombs and McSwecny for plaintiff,
kenny & Burns for defendant.
Pierce, Bros. & Flaunders w. j. w. Boyd,
ct al Judgment for plaintiff, 1854, OF: W.
for plaintiHTW. osbornfor defendants,
Edmund Ingmdnd, administrator Of james
Williams, deceased, VS.. Hugh Davis, VIM.
Wasson and James NJ. Hatntnett.a Judgment
for plaintiff, s414A6 Al. Curtis for plain
tiff -
The time for the comm encemeht of the next
term of Cont has not been fixed, but viii
probably be about tie 10th February.
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NNARRIED.

By Rev. H. L. PARRISH, Dec. 2lst. 1858. Mr.. JOHN
D. AXE and Miss SAMANTHA A. INGMAND. at
the resideRce of her Fathers, Judge E. Ingmand.
near Jeromeville, Ashland Co.. Ohio.
GFor the kind and generous remembrance of the
printer, the parties have our thanks and best wishes
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

DIvoRcE.-The Senate of Indiana on the
9Th instant passed an amendment to the di-
yorce law which had rendered that State the
resort of disconnected wives and husbands
The law will nov require one years residence
instead of ten days as heretofore, and this
must be verified by affidavit and by the evil
dence of disinterested persons. There seems
to be no doubt that the House will pass the
bill.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

Quick TRAvEL1NG-The Chicago Times
states that there is only seventy miles of rail-
road to complete between that city and New
Orleans, a distance, by the rails, of nine hum
dred and eleven miles. By the 1st of Deem
Der 1853, the cars will be passing over the
go from Chicago to New Orleans in less than
three days.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

Mr. HILDRETH's LEcTUREs-We much
regret that we were prevented by pressing bu-
siness engagements from attending any except
the opening of the series of Lectures which
Mr. HILDRETH recently concluded before large
and admiring audiences at the Town Hail.
They are generally referred to as being very
able and Instructive.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

AMERIcAN AaR1cuLTuR1sr.-Wc regard
this paper, edited and published by, ORANGE
JUDI, New York, as among the most valuable
of its class we have ever known. Terms 81
per annum; six copies for SIS. Names and
money left at the post Office Will be promptly
forwarded.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

New Law FmM.AAs will be observed by
their Caro-, J. j. JACOBS, Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney of this county, and JOHN McSwEE-
NEY, Esqyo of Wooster have formed a Law
Partnership. They win doubtless do a sue
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

MA member of the Legislature now in
session at Indianapolis, who had been "coughed
down" on several occasions, offered a resolution
,ns sa sne doorkeePer to buy Szo OF cough
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.2This able Mag
~azine,s, by sPHILLIPs, SAMPSON & Company,
Boston, is rapidly growing in popular favor,
and Is destined to outstrip HARPER, and the
whole race of fashy contemporaries of that
stamp, The january number contains o1S6
pagessfrom the ablest minds of the country.
No one can invest three dollars in more profit
able Magazine reading than by sending for the
Atlantic Monthly for 1S59-the January NUM-
Der of which is uponsour table. Ten copies
for Five Dollars. Subscriptions received at
the Post Office, and copies for sale at the Book
Store of Messrs. POTTER &KNox.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

s@-TheN Newark co. Ameriean says that a
number of citizens of that place arc making
arran gements to go to the Pike Peak gold
in the Spring.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

I na-We learn that a girl at the Wheeling
Hospital, who has been sick for some time,
died last Sunday; Owing to the exceeding
postponed till Tuesday, when consciousness
returned to the little creature, and she is now
recovering.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

Ba-Dr. Geo. W. Bates, formerly of New
York, has established himself at Hakadodi,
Japan, as a physician, chiefly depending on the
whalemen for business. sga
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

THf FESTIVAL ON New YEARss EVE
We hope to see a general attendance at the
Festival which has been announced by the
Ladies of The Lutheran Church to be held on
Friday evening next - They have made ample
preparations to accommodate all that can be
crowded into the Town Hall-and every one
who would wish to spend an hour or two in
rational social enjoyment, and at the same time
contribute something towards a Christian and
praiselworthy object, should attend.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

THIS new and important Discovery in the txeas-
i ment of Tuberculosis, (~Consumption,) wAs made
by the celebrated DR.. John Francis Churchill Of Par
is. and first communicated to the French Academy q
Medicine in 1856. 1t has been adopted and Is noW
used throughout the Continent of Europe with anpre-
cedented euccess as . cure and preventive q this
most formidable scouree of the Human Race. Tia
Hypophosphites are by the most emf.
nent Physicians of N. Y, who prescribe for It theif
patients. So long ago rs 1856. DR.. Churchill. by
series of scientific deductions came to the consiusioa.
that the proximate cause. or at all eyents an essential
condition of Tuberculosis, (Consumptonslwa q de-
crease in the system OF the phosphorus II eontainsih
a oxygenizable state. Hence he drew 4hs obvioaa
inference. that the means of curing the disease coa-
sisted in restoring the deficient elementa.
For this purpose, it was necessary 10 select some
compound of phosphorus which should be at the
same time oxydIzable and assimilble-fhat Is. eapA.
bic Of entering into and forming a part Of the sys-
tenn. These conditions were found to exist in the Hl-
pophosphites ofLime. Soda and Potash, which seeln-
ed best to fulfil the two Requisites of oxydation. CT
combustion, and assimilation. Theuse Of the Hy-
pophosphites shows these preparations to have q two
fold specific action. On the one band they increnee
the principle, whatever that may be, which eonsi
tutes nervous force; nnd on the other they are the most
powerful blood generating agents, Tar superior to any
hitherto known.
The Physiological efects Of their use are shown
by On increase OF nervous power. sometimes even from
the first day of their administration, togetherwtth an
unusual feeling of comfort and strength. The aRpe-
tite increases ofteni in an extraordinary manner. The
excavations become regular and more abundant;
the preparations; if any Lave existed. cease sleep
becomes calm and profound. AlIthc general synp-
toms disappear with a rapidity hatistrul marvellous,
The Hypophosphiies. as prescribed by Dr.. Church
i'll, are now for The first time offered ina chemically
pure form in the United States by the undersigned.
Price 50 per bottle. il a concentrated from by man.
Thteebottles will be sent for $500 when ordsTed by
Express. 1t is a.so put up in large bottles. ready fer
use. when ordered by Exnress or private hand Ana.
pie directions accompany each package. Circulars
and all desired Information may be Obtained by A.
dressing with q stamp enclosed.
j. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency Office.
Dec. g, ,5s-3m27 40 John ST, NY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

s9sDr. a. Ransom has located near Per-
rysviIle,, asswm be seen by his card. We have
known the Doctor several years, by reputation,
as a very successful physician. .ZDFTIadk
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

harTwo young men lost their lives by suf-
floating at Millgrove, in Canada. They went
to bed in a small room, first taking in q pot of
Goals, and during the night the carbonic acid
gas produced by the GOALS caused sufoca-
ton.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29
SHERIFF,S SALE.
Conrad Roberts 4 Co In Ashland Co. Cou

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Conrad Roberts q Co. In Ashland Go. CON.
D ssmpselr. mon Pleas
DURSUANT to the command of writ Of vendi
i Explonas, duly issued from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County. dated the lat day u
December A. D.l65S, and to me directed I will ssh
at Public Auction at the door of the Court Honse,
in Ashland County, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of January.
1859. between the hours of ten o'clock. 4. n. and
four O'Clock P N; of said day, The following described
Real Estate, to-wit:- beginning atthe south westerly
corner of lot number (2l1 twrnty.one, in David
Markley's addition to the town of Ashland, and run-
ming thence north 81 deg. east nine rods and ~ links.
thence north 4 rods and 9 links. thence north 81 deg.
west, 9 rods and % links. thence south % deg. west is
rods and l6 links, thence south 25 deg IS deg casts
rods aud Is links. thence south Gid west one rod 2&
links, thence south So deg. east 3 rods and l5z links
to the place of beginning, containing two roods, IS
rods, and 8 links moro or less. Saving and except
ing, that portion heretofore divided to John Har.
brand. and Samuel Fasig. taken aud levied on as
the property OF the above named Defendant 10 satis-
fly an execution in favor of the above named plain
tif. Appraised at -. Terms of sale cash.
JOHN-J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Dec, % 1858. n29pf$6.66
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ITO the Electors of Montgomery Township. Ash:
land County. Ohio. GENTEMEs-My term of office is
about to c.ose-I now offer myself q candidate for
reelection to the office of Justice of the Peace. Your
support is respectfully solicited.
Ashland, Dec 8, 1853.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29
Ta1anaATheE fair sditors of b eeEsstsss

THAsKs.&The fair editors of the Fsstiss
Wreath have our grateful thanks for their beau
tiful present of 4 gold pen. We shall cherish
the kindness which prompted the gift as among
the sunny spots of our existence. We can
only-oaer3 our pledge that the pen shall always
be used In defence Of innocence, purity and
truth.
Wesare also requested By the employees in
the UaioH Office to return their especial obliga-
tons for one of the finest spcimens of a cake
that they we're ever called upon to deFourl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-29

BaS~We are also authorized to announce the name
of. W.. BOYD, Esq, as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace.
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Ashland and Adjoining Counties,
SAVE YOUR MONEY
By Insufing in this C. company


By %Insufing in this G Company
For promptness, liberality and fair dealing in set
Element of losses, We refer to q few near by who can
bear testimony to this statement.
John Myers, West Salem, Wayne Co., Ohio.
Myers, Henry q Moore, do do
lessee A. Harris, Holmes County, Ohio.
John Blynyer, Mansfield, Ohio.
Fl. B.. short, Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Henry Berry Polk, Ashland County. Ohio.
Persons having Property toinsure
will do we'll to examine the plan upon which this
Company is based an examination of which will
convince them of its perfect responsibility, its great
economy in its management, and the adyanta ges in
insuring in o HOME INSTITUTION.
D o a r tD OF DIR @ Up % Il S .
JACOB GRAIL. B. B. CLARK.
It. c.. BUSHNELL, PETER S
a. LUTHER, WIN. OSBORN,
L.JEFF. SPRENGLE, 10. JENNINGS.
@EE1@BRS.
P. RISER, Prcst. ]. GRAIL. Treas.
L. JEFF. sPRENGLE, Sec'y.
a @ q MPS.
L. JEFF SPIENGLE, Ashland O..
j. SANBoRN, ......-.... Loudonville, o.
Z.S STOCKING, .......... Mansfield, O..
LUCAS FLATTERY, .......... Wooster, o.
Us Mason, Travelling Agent.
And to the Agents in all the principal towns in
Ohio Send for q circular containing full ~ormat
Aug. a, 1858. n9a
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The time forthe comm encemeht of the next
term of Cont has not been fixed, but viii
probably be about the 10th February.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

We rccse, 70 learn from the Advertiser
that Col Il II Crimes. of Bss'ror. hss
lost promising lille boy IN tho following
melancholy manner while two negroes
were, oa the 2nd last; rolling . large stock
log. ahea, twenty Get long, and two feet
Ia ,liams,er. to his fathers steam saw MIL.
ahou, six miles below BasIrop. little Jess'~
Grimes approached llasm and placing his
hands an the log attempted to push i along.
when the bark gave way, throwing him Q"
II. naturally carrying him over instantly.
the log running over his entire body from
hi, head 10 his feet. crushing every hone i"
the little fellow. We are infosme" that ~
was pc, fecly mn,ila,ed tom his head :"
his feet. and killed simultaneously. ~
the log was going At sach rapid speed.
the negroes could not possibly check ~
progress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

SEIZURE OF TN. Collins SrRAnnsA-
The steamers OF tho Coliias line are II the
bsnds Of the sheriff Of New York. Messrs
nrewn Brothers. Il il stated In the 1'rlbsMe
have sued out a writ cf sssestsea ~
se36 $40 against tho Now Yosk aisd Liver.
pool Mail s,ssmAhip eompaay. and -
steamer. ii The lius have bssW attached =
satisfy the claim. Sixty days from u 1oeh
OF January. the date Of lhs sxssAaasa. lass
been allowed tho company = raiss ~
amount.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
The War upon China.


ceased to alarm tie Goyerement Of Grea
Britain. whatever may be the cmbarrass
ment attending new plan for governing
Indis. the power Of Great Britain IS again
turned towards China in very meHaeing
manner.
The bombardmeut Of Canton. which
occurred more than year ago and which
was attended with an immense destruction
Of human lfe. and for which no excnse has
ever vet been made. ovcep, that the Chi
ncse fred into Portuguese lotcha. which
was under a British Aag aud protected a
number 81 Chinese pirates. was denounced
In Parliament NJ an unjust. Infamous and
bafbafous act lin', after Parliamentary
struggle, the ministry were triumphant
upon the question, and preparations were
made upon large scale f1r war against
the Cel,s.als.
lord Elgin with the most able and may
uifcent suite that ever distinguished any
English cmbassv, was seut ont dsnhl.
armed With powers far negotiation md for
war. Ihev eVnecied active cooperation
from tho French. aud moral aid from the
Russian and american Governments.
I Tho cnen'c in India aud the dIiAiotiaess
'1.' ',"e" ''."''''. .,., "''eo'-,'''
"''" ,'''" "a" i"' i''p "U''" nv,
n'e,' h"'l'eu wa" 20 o"'' ueBou"'.""' A'',
Il tina, was refused. - lake Canton -ud
hold a. Then to offer negotiation araia,
aud Il G, was denied to seize urou >hang'
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cut g." "' 'uP'."'s rom '"e ''"fe''"' ny
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

liieu parcrs. - Negroes arc bfinein:
,rcmejons prices 10 Virginia The Rieh-
mend Enquirer note sales as follows ~
house servant, y, wears old. sold for slo6o
seans,rass, Sli50. Geld hands from
$1,000 to s. TOO; one family, Young 81"
man and three children. very small Tor
$500, another. same number. for s2I1o.
There were about forty negroes sold, aver.
aging neatly 5000 Tor Ola and Young. They
wefe sold on credit Of six months, win
interest"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
pnly Two Dollars and a Half Year.
X. W. Lou q II T. x Y.
EDITOR AM PROPRIETOR.


H. rrxAsR rrusttcAsts tesued week, yni TWO
!, LIARS AND \ HNtF per aBuum ID pnld in
ssnre Il paid within 80 months. Three Dailars
alemeui be delayed until after the six months. the
will hc Four Dollars. Single COPPER. Zoe Dime.
Aisrrti.emcntsai ] pcrsluare, often lines err less
ccntH per square furvytry suhseqent iusartiou.
AAheml discount made cor yc.fiy advertisement
Announcement ct candidates, Ton Dollar.
Twelve per cent viii De charged su advertisements
Fahi va advance.
AZ obituary uoiiccspyer0nes square, willhe charged
b. iNrriisrmruts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

CvRr ron Colps--ll IS sRid That laf'y
cirh, hoats Of total abstinence from liquids
Of MI sorts will Kill cold entirely and
he who tries this remedy may - out in'e
the mir, AVID the more the better t'' more
he walks aud creates exhaiaiioh ron the
skin. the more he fobs his blood Ct water
and tho more thoroughly he breaks The
hanks on which the poss and throat and
Lungs rely for tho means Of making 'hem'
solves troublesome. Ivy H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

D. nea. the celebrated Arctic adsen'n'
rer. lately. on snow shoes. walked from
Tofenlo to Hamilton. forty miles IN ten
ionsa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

The Baltimore Corn Exchange has adop
ted resolutions Ia favor Of selling corn IN
.ha, ms,ke, by weigh, instead OF by tho
measured tnshsi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

Tho mauiage portion oi "a Nolnc h1He
m oid times. wsa "a fh'her bed, six chairs,
q plain cher, rhle ma hnr an, SIX cnps
and sauccr.. and hail dozen silver tea
spoons. and ,oi % sNpd inr santlag floors
>oa ibe} ypsela set 90 silver plate carved
bslr,seat sois.. touHHs. diyaaA '''e-a'
,sies. ro.evaoI paao. mrrhleiop tables iar
usslois. aud painted lanHnIe iaf caambets
brussels ani Aymirs'rr crtpHls, aud aIl
other such modern Gsins 'r- .bow.
The uli requirements OF printing office
were lately seal lfam rus 60 i.sApi Tor
the use oi the ladies in the hstem Of a
erand pacaa Ihc lsiF eieoisians and CIR
cassian arc to sei the types. Do tae press
work. and all
4 eolli.isn occurred. on lhe 81 INST on
tho Centfal Ohio Ralfo9i, between iao
richt accommodation and freight Trains,
Two Grcmen nsmed Purcell aud iease'
were instantly killed and several other Pew
sons injured. bat none badly.
NV ouLrANs AN Jackson RA,tsoAo'
\ zap Of only twenty -tafce mlles re'
mains to be eemples,d on this TOAD between
jackson and Now prlesns, AVID II Is con-
adondy believed iha, i, will be CLOSED "
b, the middle OF nexi month lhis VIII
leave enly eight, miles of unfinished reaf
between Nempb.s aud New Orlesns.--N
q. bel.liia.
pRssrRyiNr NEWSPAPERS In England
/ ihfcs copies Of egeh newspaper printed
signed by the publisher, must be regular
transmitted 70 thu stamp office, which pay
G,ll price for ,hem. Amer the expiration o
a wear. ono complete tlc Of every Jonrna
I. transmitted to the British Museum, wheF
they sfe bound IN ,o,ames, and preserves
tr reference.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

ih"l We Jaw hu'ulhe cHizehs nave never
been permitted to live IN peace. or ENJOY
their property IN quietf That treason ever
has goae unpanished ! That IN that Ter
rilofy there arc probably now majority Of
tho inhabitants VINO are oulla"sf That
because they could not vote without swear
ing to obey the Constitution OF tho United
states, and the provisions OF the Act organ
iz,ng the Territory they nave refused to
take part 10 The elections, have refused to
become part 81 the people oi the Toms
tory. have token NJ arms against tho gov
efnmeri Of the Territory aud Of tho United
Satesi That the Federal government has
failed aud refused to punish their treason,
and permitted thcm to remain 10 the Tenn,
tory uumoles'cd themselves, whilst tbey
were molestiug every one e'sei That
whilst disobeyng nud resisting the laws Of
the country to which the ieri'ofy belongs
they assume iuc right Of setting up in that
Territory a government for themselves
That the political riPsay Robt. } Walker,
who swings he kcl'e aud pitches bs
ieat ~hcrever thcre ia PROMISE OF pluadef,'
abused his office az Governor to connte.
nance their trcasoni hat their light to
participate in the government, to the laws
90 which they were Offering armed resist,
enee, and iu reisrence 10 when they occa>