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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20

IN j. KENNY, Attorney at Law, has
l.. opened an Office the first door West OF
Sampscf House, where he viii be happy to
see his old friends, and such others as may
wish TO engage his professional services.
Ashland, April 20, 1858. 46tf
nR.D. S. sAMPSEL. Physician and Sur
IL geon. Office one door East of J.B. F.
Sampsel's Store.
Ashland, April 20, 1858. 46tf
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KNoTH
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers his farm at privats sals.
4 contain ing about 200 acres, rt 80 dollars Per
ground. which Can be had with the SAID farm II
applied for soon.
About I60 acres of good upland. under = high
state OF cultivation, living spring v alter IN every
field. about 40 acres of timber with living sprInE
all under fence. AIarge Barn, a Roo6
2StOry HOuse and a largo Orchards
Said farm is LAYING 3 miles wesrof Ashland
ashland county, Ohio, and right along the line
of the Atlantic and Great Western RAilroad.@
There is a large stone quarry within 800 yards Of
the Raiiroed on the said farm. Terms, 5000, on
S4,t00 down-the balance In five equal Hnnuatl
payments, secured by mortgage ON The RysHEeE
A..
Ashlapd. March 81. 1858. 4wlss
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C., &C.,
And in fact, everything usual onnd in .
Cabinet Ware Room, all of which vii be mad
bv the best workmen, out of the bestzmaterial.
and will be sold VERY LOW FOR READY
EPAYl / will also keep a general assortment
of CHAIRS which shall be sold ut small prof
its.
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DEPARrmENr,

w WASHINGTON, March 90, 1859.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this depart
chase of all, or any part not less than one legal sub
division. Of the unsold land ofthe ..IslanS of Rock
Island Tin the State ofIliinois, here ofore reserved
for military purposes,
The descriptions and areas ofthe unsoid tracts
iE.o which the Island is divided by the surveyors,
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New YoRK, April IL.

New York, April II.
In the Methodist Conference to-day
the anti-slavery resolutions were dis
cussed by Rev. Mr.. Hatfield and Rev
DR.. Crooks for, and Rev. Mr.. Banks
against. The latter contended that the
Church had nothing to do with the ques-
tion. He thought slavery might exist
on philanthropic grounds without sin,
and quoted St. Paul as recognizing tie
institution.
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4 d 4 i q

zKIrect freu Judge DengLess eLssing sgeeeh on ths
Tsbreske-Ka1sas bill. IMdrsh ., 1854.
Pie Utah and New Mexico hills OF 1850 pro-
posed to leave the people OF Utah and New Next
ca free to decide the slavery question for them
eI4e6.Inf the precise language ofrHE NKBRAsKA
ALL now under discussion A1eW weeks alter
Hards. the COMMITTEE ofThirtcen took those Two
bills andput = water betw cen them. and reported
them back 10 the Senate as one bill, Ufh soE.s
alfrht cnendmsnfG One ofthese amendments was
fb1i the TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURES should
nef ierfsEefcz Poa tks sn1iset Of African staoeyy.
Io9isetsdt to tkfs provision 1PeH TIC ground fAdtt u
D1feh tte 5if hadbern origfnaIlg framedSy the Ter
riforiaf CeRnfftc1- On the first trial. the Senate
refused to strike IL out, but subsequently did so,
11er full dobate, in orderto establish that prinei-
pie as the rule Of action IN territorial organi-atioH-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20
sHERIFF's SALE.


James Robson,
VS.. In Ashland Com
I'd. Kenny andAlex. mon Pleas.
Porter, Defendant.
PURSUANT to the command Of a yendi
Il exponas in the above case, duly issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
county, Ohio, dated the first day Of March,
1858, and to me directed, I will sell at Public
Auction, at the Miller House, in the own oil
Ashland and county aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1853,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ, of SAID day, the following
described goods and chattels, to-wit Ohio
reports % vols; American Leading cases 2
vols. Webster l vol; Nash l vol. Chity Grim
lanai Law 3 vols. Collyer on Partnerships /
vol; Sedgwick OF damages; Storys Equity
Pleadings; American r.. R. cases 2 vols; Law
GLOSSARY 1 vol; Chases Statutes 3 vols; Phil
lips on Patents l VOL; Blackstone ! vol.
Wilcox l vol. Terms of Sale Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN Sheriff.
BY j.. G. BRowN, Deputy.
April 6, 1858. ts44pfS3.00
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PROVISION STORE

in the Store Room recently occupied by j.
Shilling, corner of Main and Orange streets,
where he will be prepared to furnish his
friends and the public with every article in
his line.
HTO FARMERS.-My friends from the
can at any hour of the day or evening obtain
q cup of good hot Coffee, q plate of Beef,s
Tongue, Tripe. Corned Beef, Ham, &C.. on
terms which will make it their interest to give
me q call.
Ashland, April 20, 1858. 46tf
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Ezfraet frsn Senator Dorefesss Report on fnfrodH
eng fAs Kansas bill, 1884.
prom these provisions Il is apparent that the
oompromise measures of1e50 affirm and test upon
0Bfollcwing propositions
First. ThataII questions pertaining to slavery
In the Territories, and in the new States 70 be for
meetherefrom, are to be left 10 the DECISION OF
the people residing therein III THEIR APfRoPRfATK
REPRESENTATIVES. TO sr cHossE III THEN
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20
NEW CABINET WARE-RooM

NEW CABINET WARE-ROOM
In AT JEROMEVILLE.-Es j, Van I'm
man would inform his friends and the public
that he has purchased of Capt: RICE his Rooms
and stock; and is now prepared with the work
man, the wood and s.the tools" to furnish as
good an article of furniture as can be bought
at any other establishment on the line of the
"Back Bone" Try me.
ET TNDERTAKING.-Cofins of the best
material aud finish promptly manu-
featured, and q hearse in readiness to attend
funerals.
Jeromeville, Sept.9 1857. l4tf
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ATTACHMENT N0TICE.

John K@itohio'l NQTIUE Is hersby gly @l
"A. G.. Tilton.S this day issued in the above
case by Jacob Fast, Esq. ] p for the sum
of thirty dollars aud thisty-three cents, and
1fty dolIars, probabis costs. Dated Aprn3,
1855. 3w45< JOHN RIfeHlE
{ MEas PUHE LEAB, 100 KEGS
GsNoW WHITE zfkC,
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ESTATE OF JOHN HICKMAN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
In signed have been duly appointed as AID
nin7stfators Of the Estate OF John Hickman,
deceased late of Ashland county, Ohio.
R. COWEN,
SAMUEL RcEELBERGER.
April 90, ls5S 3K{6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Joseph Musgrave, Beio'e Fra. els Graham, Jus.
lticc OF the Peace OF Mont
John Karfmen & fgo~lery Township, Ashland
Eve kaufman. County, Ohio.
n the 18th DAY of March, AID. 1858, said Jus
tice 1ssaed an order of Attachment in the
aocve Scion, Tor the sumo OF nineteen dollars and
twels We cents. Ashland. March 10th, 1858.
Sw41 ISAAC STULL,. Agent
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uNDERTAKINGt

UNDERTAKIN6st.
Particular attention given to this branch 0,
the business. Gofins constantly on hand and
made to order. Generals attended in any par
of the country. Prices to suit the times and
the people. L. WERTMAN.
Ashland. March 25. 1857. 42tf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20

ASHLAND, OHIO,
TN Miss Whites Building, where he may be
i found at all times, promptly 70 attend tothe
various branches of the Medical science, M.
less absent on professional business.
REFERENCE REV. j. Robinson, Hen. J. II.
Wick. j. H. McCombs, Esq, B. b Clark, NJ.
D., j WATSON g. Stubs, 1. J.. Grain, M. d.
VIM. Wilson, Esq, t. g. Bushnell, A. w.
Melsheimer. ]. o. Jennings, Jas. Sloan.
Ashland, AI,sriI IS, 1858. 45tf
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Notice to Teachers.

INHE BoardofS School Examiners of Ashlhn5
i County will hold the following Examinae
tions during the year 1858; at Ashland, via
The Sd Saturday of February,
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FlGal RIgsl EigslI

Fest received. sapniy of very dne fresh
- Pigs, b CLARK y PoTTH
% Susfsssess Or 8 CAube
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1t will be seen that we have an amount equaf to
about seven Ter cent. on the amount insured, al
fording the amplest protection to the Io-icy hold
ers-
Respectfully submitie I by the Directors.
p. Risser, J. Grail. II. Luther.
b. b. Clark, t.. c. BUSHNELL, VIM. Osborn.
J. Jennings, j.. J. Sprengle.
OFFICERS.
p. Riser. President; J. Grail, Treasurer; Lief.
Spreugle, Seerstary.
Policies granted upon non-hazaIdous property
on the most favorable terms, from one TO i've
years.
Apply for insurance. to I. JEFF. spreugle. Ash
Wooster, o.; J.H. Sanborne, Loudonville, o. u.
S. Stocking, Mansfield, o., and }. s. Mason, Tray,
cling Agent, and to the Agents in all the principal
towns in Ohio. lyl2n44
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WHITE SALT WATER soAP-separate bid for
100. 900 pounds
The soap must be manufactured from CO.
eoa-nut oil, and be of the best quality denom-
mated white saltwater SOAP and be deliy-
cred on sixty days, notice, in good strong
boxes of about rs pounds each, and, after in
spection, the boxes must be hoped at each
end, at the expense of the contractor. The
price to be uniform at allthe yards.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20

W.B. HANCOCK
MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealeriHFn
IN nrshfng Goods as Superior street, under
the WeddellHesss Cleveland, Ohio.
July 81
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CAxDLrs-Separate bid for $4,000 pounds.
The candles must be ~s'sixes.' of prime leaf
lard stearine, 8 Ito inches in length, exclu-
sive of tip, six candles to weigh not less thau
IA ounces $4,000, nor more than l6 ounces.
and be paid for according to the actual weight,
without reference to commercial usage the
melting point not to be less than I40 degrees
Fahrenheit. The wick must be braided, and
composed of 7S cotton threads of the best
quality of No. 27 yarn. The candles to be
delivered on sixty days notice, in good boxes,
containing about 30 pounds each, and the
box to be marked with the contractors name
and the weight of the candles.
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MUsrARD SEED, BLACK PEPPER, DC.
Separate bids for all that may be required
for the use of the navy, to be delivered ut New
York only.
Mustard seed, American, brown
Pepper, black, Malabar
B 1T, es, oetagon, for Mustard and pepper
Corks, for bottles.
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8sbIaa0 dnipn,


Tuesday, -- April 20, 1853.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20

The Governor, however, refuses to sag
die. He yet adheres to "the sick man"
-or rather TO the deceased and buried
mantle Republican party. Through
one of his Anti Lecomptbn organs, the
State Journal, he makes proclame..ion
as follows, to-wit
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-20

All the foregoing articles must be of the
best quality, and conformable in all respects
to the samples deposited at said navy.yards
and in this bureau, and subject to such in
spection at the navy-yard where delivered as
the chief ofthe bureau may direct, the inspect
ing officer TO be appointed by the Navy De
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Tu- suirLiuAiihts.

The Spirituaists intend to establish 10
Chataugue county, New York, 40 Association
to be n Divine Social State upon ElFtn, y
and accordingly domain OF two hun1red
acres has been secured, containing heailns
springs discovered by tue S?i'Its. \ item
cdial Institute" is IL process OF erection, nn-
der the charge Of Mrs. Gardner, for inVs!!ds
who seek spiritual treatment tor their phys!
cal ills. The Spirits arc DOW putting Mrs.
Gardner through course Of tuition - III her
for her station. \ Mr. John Nj. Spear Is 10
hold the appointment OF "communcator, "
and it is through HIM exclusively tn2t the
Spirits will make known their wishes. There
is to be "Geoerai Assembly" and this bJdJ
Is to be subiiviGed into seven paris, named
Bentf:ents, Eectrizets, ement!z2Fs, A.
ricuturalizers, IlealthtuIizers, EIu9aJIOuz
ers, and Gorernmentzers. Through the in'
strumentalitg OF these, perfect bliss On earth
is ultimately to be attained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
MIss,on.ry r,scttng.

Rev. j. G.. Bnney, d. D., late president OF
Columbia College, icing about to sail i"r
Burmah, to take charge Of tie Theological
Seminary for the karcns, was tendsred a
public farewell at the Rowe street Baptist
church on Thursday evening. Rev. DR. Blu
ney addressed the meeting at length, setting
forth the reasons for his return to Bur
nah. He believes that there We. no more
promising field for Christian efforts than
in Burmah. The Karen, immediately up
on conversion, seek to lead bis fellows to
tue same blessing. lie talks religion every
y here and at ali times, aod carries 1t with
him into bis business a. well as social re!a-
tons. He is remarkably imbncd with the
missionary spirit, aud makes unceasli g et.
fort to disseminate the gospel. The harcns
are brought into daily contact with the other
tribes of Burmah, amoDg whom they act as
missionaries, and il is believed that the ihte-
rior OF China will be reached Ly the Christian
religion sooner by the way of Burmah than
any ether. The karens must not only be
au Allied to preach and sustain the gospel
themselves but carry it to others. These are
the considerations which induced him to re-
turn to the Karen statioo. Alter the address
Of DR.. Binney a farewell address to him was
delivered by Rev. DR.. Stowe, aud the services
were closed with Observation-Disclosures
Courier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Snain and Mexico

Recent advices from Europe state that
Spain has determined to prosecute her claims
vigorously against Mexico, and that she is
preparing to send out large rciniorcements
to Cuba. This is all bravado. The matter
of the troops for Cuta is nothing more than
the usual replacement Of her forces there
Spain has about fifteen thousand men in her
army in Cuba, the annual loss to which, from
death, desertiop, and discharges, because OF
the expiration of their term OF enlistment,
amount to about three thousand men. As
no Cuban is allowed 10 serve in the army in
that island, these recruits must all come from
Spain, and they are usually sent out in the
fall, in order that they may become partial
" acclimated during the ensuing winter
season. In this way we have an annual
announcement olSpsin's sending more troops
to Cuba. The war cry against Mexico is a
political dodge got up By General O'Donneli,
10 order to a fleet the elections Of deputies to
the Cortes, which take place in Spain during
the present MONTH Boston Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
sudden Disappearance.

Two men were this morning standing at
the corner OF Grand street and Bowery, wait
ing for an avenue car, when one OF them,
Levi Spies, of Philadelphia, suddenly dlsap-
pearcd. His comradc, on locking for him,
discovered that the earth had given way I'M
der his feet, and that he had been prccipi!a-
ted thirty feet into well! lie was taken
out by Officer Holmes with leg broken MS
head badly cat, and otherwise injured, and
sent to the Hospital
Upon examining the ground, it was found
that the well bad been covered with ordinary
boards about three feet below the surface and
buried with soil The ends of the boards
had rotted away, and the unfortunate man
happened to be standing directly over the
opening, when his weight caused the trail
structure to give way.-N \. Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Letter from Baltimore.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
BALrIxoRR, Oct. lS.--The streets OF our
city are at present, thronged with as busy a
crowd of men as ever bought and Sold
Eyery one seems eated at the briskness OF
che season. 1t is thought by some that the
prevalence of the yellow fever IN Charleston
has driven many of the Southern merchants,
(South Carolina merchants in particular 20
our city in order to lay in their stocks OF TALL
and winter goods. 1t is moro than likely,
that, in point of business, the yellow fever,
whilst iniuring Charleston. has benefited
Baltimore in great degree.
In the way of amusemcnts, there is no lack
of food for enjoyment. At present we have
the Fair of the Maryland Institute, which
daily and nightly attracts crowds OF visitors
Tomorrow. cou mences the Agricultural Fair
which will vie with the Mechanical Institute
in the number and variety of its articles on
exhibition. Some of the rare, imported STOCK
have already arrived, aud are on the ground
phjle e,ery train that almost hourly comes
in b,ings more. The energetic character OF
Mir Merrymap, the president OF the Agricu''
,ur,l S,cie,y. is a sufficient guarantee that
the eleventh annual lair Will De some'oiog
more than ordinary. Both theatres ana Tue
Museum are in full blast. AT the hol'uay
Street Theatre, Mr.. Edwin Booth, the youn Z
American trageiiap is drawing cro"ueu
mons, q TO witness his Sbaksperean charac-
t,rs. Mrs. Macr2ady is stiil here delivering
her popular Dramatic readings, before crowd
ed houses. To.night she reads Tor the oehe-
tit ii tha Church Home.
In tie cases of George Slime, alias Ruby,
VIM. MoElldery, Geo, Fowler, VIM. WiIkln'
son. and Thomas HOgg, charged with COM
hitting a mur0erous assault upon Barney
Brady, an o.d mau, aged sixty years, aud
endowed as laboler on the lew Post ofhce
building, the grand jury to-day, found true
hill. These men were on Saturday, exam
iued before the Uai,ed States Commissioner
and their bail fixed at $4,000 each, which
amount, being unable to give, they were re-
msndcd 10 Jail TO await the action Of the
grand jury. -, Wy, D, ubo Inc,
his life by falling from the roof OF a mouse
on the Liberty road, took place on oauloay
morning. The Order CT DAD Fellows s Ssss
dea his funeral in large numbers. Some
four or FIVE Lodges turning out en- masse' 70
csc, r, bis remains to their last resting place.
Mr.. Bayley was much respected ~ all our
citizens who bad the pleasure OF knowing
him, and bis uu,imely demise is bitterly Ia
meoted BY his numerous friends.
YERITAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
. r.rri;,le Nyuter-Spout.

C,ntain 70 of the schooner Susan
Canon. from Para, Braz !, IN axes the follow
inc report Of the water-spou':
20, the outward passage, August :, lat -
doc G min. n. long. 50 deg. 30 min. W. at
no, a heavy suual came down upon Us from
S,ntn. Southwest, in the mids, Of which there
was q largo wa,er-spout forming. l endea-
yored to avoid it by keeping away, ou'
fading it would come down upon me despl .
all nv endeavors "lutfsd up" aud lowered
away nv sails had just time to get them
down and secured when 1t came down upon
Us. creating a terrific commotion upon the
surface Of the water. IL passed scarcely
forty wards astern Of US. The wind for q
few m iuutss was very violent; aud apparent
" frcu almost every point 0! the compass
Ia the vortex the water seemed to form
huge cone, whiriipg very rapidly with the
suD--,nat is the same as the hands OF q
watch. ;,
Above the point of this cone, as well as
could see, there appeared to be Q hosioW
cyliuder- if | may be permitted to use the
expressou--formed by the vapor OF Clouds
or else rain. This cylinder was very singu-
larIy acted upon, for, besides its rapid rotary
motion, it was being swayed in various d!rec'
tons, reminding me very forcibly OF tne
syaying OF an infstoi balloon before being
released from terra trnta.
On the surface OF tue ocean the water seem
ed followed outside the cone, and was all 10
great commotion, being seethy with foam
The barometer at the time stood 3O:O5, and
was 90. the least affected. The thermometer
(airl few minutes before was at 50 deg
but after the waters pout passed, 1t fell to Il
deg. The water-spOut was about ten or
twelve ice. 10 diameter at its base, and grad
ualy increased as it rose to the clouds, which
were remarkably low. There was but slight
shower of rain. The edge Of the rain was
visible, little distance from the waterspoui
and apparently there was great deal OF
wind with it, for the water was all Leather
white" Shortly after it crossed our stern
the cloud cylinder broke, the cone then sud
denly disappeared, but such commouon oil
the waters as Was then created would have
satisfied the hearts Of the most ardent JuVe'
lille bather's wish for "rollers;" series oil
rollers, about eight feet high. radiating oul
| from the spot whence it broke. A halt an
hour after the cone broke it was entirely
calm. Ii had been calm previously. Taken
altogether, it wac grand, though terrific
manifestation Of the power Of the Almighty
but assure you my near proximity to II did
not at all enhance the enj Jyment Of the sigh'
presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Another Great Actor.

The careful reader of our Paris correspon-
dence can hardly have forgotten illusions
which were therein made, some months ago,
20 new and rising Italian actor OF the name
of Salvini. This artist has since amply VIZ
dicated the high promise he gave at hi. debm.
lie has played season, We believe, with
R,,,ori, and has appeared 10 macy other
performances likewise; and the deiiterstc
judgment Of the pes, judges is thss he Is the
Terminate successor OF. Tama OF the tragic
stage. Macy who have seen h"an compare
S.iyini to bin. All concur In stating that
France contains az the p!csen, time no actor
who can be compared to him ~ re-reci ct
penips and tragic force. -Nsw York Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Foreign Gram IN France.

PARIS, Sept. 30.-S1me doubts were ex-
pressed whether the Imperial Government
would allow the DEGREES which opened the
ports to foreign grain, professionally, to expire
at the end Of this mouth, according to their
Limitation. Yesterday the Constitutional
settled the point by declaring that the de-
crees would not lie Continued in force, but the
law of 1892 with the sliding scale, would re-
main, and foreign grain be subjected 10 the old
duties. A long argcment Is pursued to show
that the sliding scale is necessary tor the H.
teres,s of both the home producers and the
consumers. Protection is the indispensable
policv of this Government; the advocates OF
free trade are scarcely more numerous than
the adberents of the Orleans dynasty.---
Ealsh'S Correspondence.