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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25

How LONG DOES 1T TAKE TO SEND A
MESSAGE THRoUeH?-It will be OBJ
served that neither desparch is dated :
We are yet without the means # know
ing when they left the Irish shore, and
how long \ time their 2ra--@HafssiUu occu
pied. For aught that appears, it may
have taken hours, aud even days, to
have got these dispatches through in the
shape we now see them The rate of
transmission that might be expected has
been from the beginning a mooted point
Experience thus far has shown that the
deep submersion of a cable operates to
retard its electric current very materi
alIy The longest submarine telegraph
cable vet operated is that between Eu-
rope and Africa, and though that is
short in comparison with this, yet it is
able to transmit but two or three words
per minute We have yet to learn that
the trans Atlantic Telegraph can reliably
convey one word per minute, or even
onesword in FIVE minutes. Upon this i'm
portrait point we must patiently wait
for further Information. But In view
of what we know has been already accom-
plished, vs. are entitled to expect with
confidence that there arc no difficulties
of rapid Transmission which science will
not finally overcome. The great central
problem of the praetTcabiiity of trans
mitting a message has been so g~loriousiy
solved hat there need be no apprehen-
sion of being nonplussed on any of the
merely incidental points of minor partic-
alars.-CeM7ie, and Enquirer.
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Weekly Review of the Cleveland
Market. :

Nv eekIV REVIEW OF Inc OleEelaUO
Market.
HERALD OFFICE, Monday Eve,
August %, 1858.
FLOUR-Prices have advanced du-
ring the week, the market closing with.
sales of good Southern Ohio extras at
$3.50 to 1915, and not a large stock.
Sales have been mostly coufined to the
city and surrounding country.
WHEAT-The market has improved
as will be seen by the following exhibit
of reported transactions during the week.
TIE receips from interior have been
double the amount received during the
previous week, but a large proportion
have been ordered in into store. Sales
Monday evening aud TUESDAY morning
we're a cars Med at Sl,09; l do poor
white at | OF; boat load fair white, de-
livcred at Akron Saturday and prices
fixed here, GI,20; ] car nice Kentucky
white, old, a.sl,22; do. Kentucky
white, new at Sl25; ? do. red at sos;
| do. Med, free on board. at 81 90;
1884 bush, nice Med. afnat at l.I0-
Weduhsbry-Sales l car white at Sl,25
from store 1900 bush. Med at Ito
@I,tI on track 1000 bush. Med at
sI,I0. TLursday-Sales $4,000 bush.
Med at SI,ll3 free on board; ? cars
Med. at sI,10. and 2 crs Med. at SELL
Cd track; 1000 bush. Med. at Sill
ahoat. Friday-Sale % bush. Red on
private terms and 900 bush. White at
SI,20; 2 cars Med. ordinary at $40 on
track; l car Med, at Sill, | car Med.
at S 'I2, both on track Saturday.
Market very audprices irregular Sales
comerised ! car prime Red at Sl,l2k,
2 cars DO. ST1T2, cars do SLIT Fear
do at S Is; | cars do at SI,l6.
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BURGLARY AND BaacENY.--On We'd
nesday night of last week the Grocery
Storeyef Mr.. Schuch of b~oudonvillo in
this county was entered and about ten
dollars 10 change and a revolving pistol
we're stolen. The store was entered, as
appeared by marks, througha back win
dow. No clue to the perpetrators of the
crime has yet been discovered. II is t o
be hoped that they will be taken and
brought speedily to Justice.
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%A resident of Memphis, Tenn.
named Brown, shot himself in the head
at La Grange, Mo-, intending 10 commit
suicide; but, says the ST. Louis Demo
crat-"Notwithstanding the loss of a
portion of the brain and the perforation
of the skull, by the bullet, Mr.. Brown
is in a rapid way towards recovery
On Thursday he was able to sit up in
bed and converse intelligently with all
who called upon him" d.
FOne of the most noted residen-
ces in Boston, says the Bee, is the Gov
ernor Hancock house, on Beacon street.
1t is a connecting link between the past
andthe present. We learned yesterday
from a gentleman of this city, that-the
lightning rod on the house were put
superintended by DIR. Bcnjamin Frank
lin.
EEPeter Wallace, living in Kanaw
ba county, Va, died in a we'll on the
I'd inst, from the mephitic air therein.
He lost his life by going into the well
to rescue another man who YVES over
come by the foul air. The rescue was
effected, but before the rope could be
let down again Wallace himself was
dead.
@ The yellow fever is very severe
10 all parts Of the island of Cuba At
Mstanzas the sickness is psrticu ,ariy rife,
the American shipping suffering severe
ly. Since june IA, five american cap
taius have died there besides "a consld
cradle number of mates aud m
EE Christian Heidly, of Fayette
county, Pa, was-killed on saturday, the
oath ult =, nnder the following circum
stances: He was engaged in tarring a
coal fat, when a shoal broke, a part of
which struck a lever which struck him
on the head, from the effects of which
he died 10 a few hours.
@Hou. Jacob G. Sbuman, late
a State Se~naeo<f1am the Lancaster pa
district, died III MaGorru-nsIip on Sun
day last. Mr.. Shuman was a mue-of
sterling Integrity, aud his loss will be
morned by a large circle of personal aud
political friends in that vicinity.
rs The particulars of a shocking
murder are reported in the Montreal
papers. A man named Patterson and
his wife both got drunk, quarreled, aud
the husband beat. aud stamped the wo
man to death. He was found asleep in
bed next morning, and the body of the
woman lying on the floor of the room
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Democratic Primary Elections

Democratic Primary Elections.
The Democracy of Ashland county are re-
ouested to meet at their usual places Of hold
ing elections, IN each township, on
Saturday, the 28th day of August,
then and there to organize a Board composed
of two Judges and one Clerk, who will open
a Poll Book, and conduct the election In all
respects in accordance with the law regula-
ting elections, except that no man shall be
deemed eligible as a voter unless satisfactory
evidence exists that the person offering to vote
is a Democrat, who, at the preceding election
voted the regularly nominated Democratic
Ticket-and except, also, that the officers con-
Quoting the election, are bound by their HONOR,
instead of their OATH to see that fairness and
Justice be faithfully maintained. The honor
vnd success of the Democratic Party, which
are regarded by all who truly love their coun-
try as paramount to all personalinterests, rem.
der it necessary that the most scrupulous re-
gard should be observed in securing the puri-
ty of the ballot-box.
The Judges and Clerk shall appoint one of
their nuaber to return the poll book to the
Board of Oanvassers, Consisting of the Re
turn Judges and the Central Committee,) to
be held on Monday, August 30, 1855, at one
O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, atthe Court House
in Ashland when the candidate receiving
the highest number of votes for each office
shall be declared the nominee of the Demo
cratic Party, and should any two candidates
receive an equal humOcr AOi NobeS iOr at same
office a majority of the Board of Canvassers
shall decide which shall be the nominee.
The candidates to be voted fol- are, one Com
missioner, two Inirmary Directors, (the one
receiving the highest number of votes for the
full term, and the next highest for the short
term,) a County, Auditor, a County Tres surer,
a Sheriff, a Prosecuting Attorney, a County
Recorder, and a County Surveyor, and in each
of the several Townships O candidate for Dis
trict Assessor.
The Democratic Electors will also endorse
upon their ballots primary Election" or
Delegate System" in order that whichever
system receives the highest vote, may here
after be declared as the system of the Demo-
Party for making nominations.
The Committee suggest that every good
in the County be presept at the Pri-
mary Meetings and contribute his aid in main
tanning that organization which is so essential
to success.
The Polls will beopened in each Township
ut 8 o'clock, A. M, and closed at 6 o'clock
D m |
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THE " EEkLY CossTrTuTtoN.-Wc are
glad to again welcome this energetic and
efficient Democratic paper to our table
It has recently been much enlarged and
otherwise improved-an indication of
prosperity which We are tight glad TO
notice. The Consultations is now pub
lished by Messrs HERN s. VAN VAL
KisBuReH. and they are making a paper
worthy of .he support of the generous
and true, hearted Democracy of Van
vert.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25

On Friday last a young man named
Busch killed james Magee, at Chicago,
Ill. There was a dispute in regard to
the house of the father of b usch encroach
ing on the ground of MI, Boggs, He
invoked the aid of the law, aud had
werkmen engaged in removing a portion
of Busch's house, when the young man,
in a fit of passion, fired and killed
Magee, who was employed as a carpenter
in making the alteration. The murderer
was arrested. He is a Law student in
the Office of Mr., Thomas, and is only
nineteen years of age =.
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These examinations will at 9
o'clock A. NJ, and close at four o'clock p. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after twelve NJ.
Written testimonials of good moral character
signed by at least two responsible persons !.
will be required, which testimonials will be
kept on file. No certificate can be ante-dated
No private examinations will be held.
Noue will be examined who do no expect to
engage soon in teaching in this county. Rec
ommends, where practicable, are requiredfrom
school directors. We earnestly request them
at the close Of each term, to send us a note of
the success of their teacher. 3.
S. NJ BARBER,
Clerk of Board OF Examiners.
Ashland, Feb. 10, 1858. 36-Iy-
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@A Rattlesnake about three feet
in length and nearly as large round
as a teacup was caught alive in the vi
cinity of Loudonville last week. 1t was
one of the old inhnbitants.' It bad seven
~rattles, which would make it, according
to the usual calculation, about ten years
old. The species has become pretty
scarce in this country. and the discov-
cry of so large a one is very rare.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25

The UNIoS SBHooL.-On account OF
some repairs to the building necessary
to be made, the mex term of the Union
cnu0~fteAEenmmeneeuntil NJ ouday.
the 9th day of Setember.
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NOTICE.


Hannah Heltabiddle,} In the Court of Com;
Jason Heltabiddle. county, Ohio. Divorce.
GAID defendant, Jason Heltabiddle is here
- by notified, hat Hannah Heltabiddle did
on the fourteenth day of July, A. D., 1858,
file her petition in the office of the clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio,
charging said defendant with wilful absence
from petitioner for more than three years last
past, and praying that she may be divorced
from the said Jason Heltabiddle, that the
custody of the child of the said Jason Helta-
biddle and petitioner, may be decreed to pc
.titioner, and that said defendant may be de-
creed to pay petitioner reasonable alimony,
and for other and further relief, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term of said
Court. Dated this 18th day of July, A.. p.
1858.
HANNAH HELTABIDDLE.
By JOIN j. JACOBS, her Atty.
July %, 1858. 6wS
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- Mr.. J. M. Freeman, of Clarion

e. Mr.. J. NJ. Freeman, of Clarion
county, Pa, has met with a serious loss
BY fire. He had twenty Eve acres of
"grafted huckleberries," which he had
contracted to deliver IN Philadelphia,
at SO per bushel, and had sent forward
three hundred bushels, when a -devasta-
ting fire swept ruthlessly over his land,
destr his crop.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25

RELreious-Diyine service will be held in
the HopeweIl Church next Sabbath, the s9th
inst. at IL A. NJ. by a minister of the United
Presbyterian Church.
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Home Enterprise.
Sustain those who Sustain You!

Sustain those who Sustain You!
Tbs undersigned having purchased entirely
l. new stock Except his Teams, which every
body who has ever travelled with him knows is
t'asgood as ne > is prepared to TRANSMIT pass
engers to and from Ashland and Mansfeldin as
comfortable condition, and on asfnvorableterms.
as they have ever been in the most ..ffushtimes."
Hisiine connects at Mansfield with trains on
the Pittsburg, FIT. Wayne & Chicog Rail Road
and also with trains on the Mansfield, Sandusky
City and Newark Rail Road &
Leave Sampset House, Ashland al n o'clock, A
ID. arrive at Mansfield at I0R O'Clock, Am.
Leave North America an House, Mansfield at ct
O'clock, P. NJ. latter arrival of tho Northern
train from Sandusky,) and arrive at Ashland ate
O'Clock, Pm. I
EXPRESS
And other packages carried, as afioays heretofore,
at . reason
LEVI MoCAULEY, Proprietor.
Ashland. Nov. II, 1857. 23tf
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AEent. fet one A.hIana Uaten,.

Agents FOG the Ashland UntPn.
The foilowing gehflemen are hereby au-
thorized to act as Agents IN procuring sub
scribers, and to receive payment on subscriP-
tion +:
WuLlAM B~uoHANAS, Albion.
JoHx s.. WHITE, Polk.
JoHN TAYLOR, Perrysville.
JoHN VAx NEST, Rowsburg-
DR. J. P. CowAN. Jeromeville.
u.s.. MARTIN, Friends.
a. DKHKvEx, LoudopyiHe.
VIZ. MoADoo, Sullivan, -
- Gro. MoooNNKLL, Orange.
~ DRl i DEAF. .Hl
H. D.. Fox, HayesviIse. ta
q. T. PAuLLIs, M~ohecanville.
r. N. HERsHEY, Mifain.
JoHS VAIL, .fI f.4sa
J. McCuruHEN, Savannah.
r.. WESTON, Ruggles.
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r Z P Q
OF THE
ASHLAND COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.,
TO the Policy Holders and the
PU B Lie. 80

VIHE Board of Directors present to the Policy
L Holders, and to the public, the foilowie Re-
port: We feel grateful for the extent OF it's 6uGi-
ness, and in return. we are Pleased Ia be able 10
announce to them the present prosperous eondf-
pirate to say at this time that at the organisation
of the Ashland County Mutual Fire insurance
Company, and previous to the commencement Of
it's business transactions, the Board of Directors
adopted the followings alutary rule OF faction, vizs
fTo eoRfne rhe risks 60 the safer kind IF prapfrfv
to take money enough upon issuing a Pefier -
pay any probable loss during it's eontiluaaes, and rs
addition to the amoNRt of cash reeeiDed, 20 require
at the same time a small depestte note to P-ouide for
any unusual eoEfagrationf' This rule must be aPi
c~essfully to conduct the business ofan Insurance
Company and promptly pay its losses. the funds
should be provided before the loss happens. Upon
this principle of reasoning, the Directors COM
menced the business of the Company $50 far 1t
has been proved to be q correct principle. and the
s~alutary rule thus established at the organization
of the Company. remains unchanged to this day.
Ry adherfnq tn this Dlan
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.sAccIpRNT AT THE NJ E. CHURCH BUILD
so.-Yesterdsy afternoon as the work
men engaged upon the Methodist church
: building were attempting to raise and
adjust to its place the -cronicat shaft
which is designed to form the upper joint
Of the steeple two of the heavy iron hooks
by which it was being raised, suddenly
and nearly simultaneously broke. Gauss
ing the shaft to fall a distance of about
fifteen feet. when its downward progress
vas sraested By the heavy timbefs be-
Low. One Of the Workman, Mr.. BEN
DER was somewhat injured IN one of his
legs, but, although there was a crowd
below, and about the basement, with the
exception of Mr.. B. no one suffered bod.
lily damage.@Fhe accident will fetard
the completion of the work some three
weeks.
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stsFHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Septem-
her, has just been received, We have
r only time to mention its table of con
tents, which are,
Ekoguence.
The Kinloch Estate, and ho,o it soas
settled bsa1 .
The Bukh-Mark. 2i.a. sa.
Rane6es In Acquid neck.
Ann PotterS Lesson.
LIE Maraiv DI Cggne.
Youth.
PfntaL. e8.
e1ze House thai GAS GAtst like ats
eNeigAdsrs.
Daphnaiaes.
gWatey-LSies sfa
Fifty and Fifteen.
Illinois IN Spring Time.
An Evening soith the Telegraph
Wire.
a. TIE 4utoeyat Of HE Breakfast Ia
BE
Literary Notices,
0vtzudzY.
ZAa IA
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TERMS OF -ADvERTIsING.

Ten lines o riess make q Square. Displeged "a
v-ertisemeutsin single column. 10 per cent sa.Ia-
Bouble column, double the above rates anu y pei
cent extra Advertisements leoted ana placed IN
the special notice column, ons-heii more tnan the
above rates.
WPAu notices required to be published by law.
lea rates. viz: 81 each Square for the hrst three
weeks or less, and $50 cents each subsequentfn-
sertion.
doliarfn ADVANCE
sIFBasiness cards-Five lines or less, IS per
unum-s 4
An advertisements must be paid form
afnnSs ye.rtis.m.nt not sccomp.uied with writ.
ten directions, will be inserted until foroid, ana
charged accordingly
The above rates will be strictly adhered to-
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Repairing done on the Shortest NO
Notice to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
i County will hold the following Examina.
lions during the year 1858. at Ashland, viz:
The 3d Saturday OF. February
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G8t 9sBlaa1sad uion.

THE ASHLAND UNION is pub
Iished every WEDNESDAY, MORNING, in
ASHLAND, Ashland County, Ohio, by
TX. -. * AT
ct the following rates:
1Psr ysar, il paidin advance, or with
in the real, $@,Uo
1If ment be delayed until the ex-
fration Of the year, invarlably.-....,- 2,5o
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E@ A98R98M RMY8

8AW .
pose have ever been made upon the premium notes.
and we trust, by care, prudence. and strict econ
pauy, that no assessment Willie necessary to be
made unless it should happen to be a year ofex-
we deem it proper in presenting you our Report
OF the financial condition of The Company.to give
II ptb ron nf Ms M.T Sggan 4 q on , u, Mr. ls sss g ss me
amour mt OF expenditures. with the average per year.
in order to show you that no extravagance, i'm
prudence, or prodigality in expenditures have been
sanctioned by US. and that our object has been to
Insurance at moderate cost, and strictly upon the
been about one-sixth 4 one per cent. per annum
on the gross amount insured. PIG
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Whole amount Of property insured to
March 9th, 1858. y, IA, 5000
Amount OF P~olioies expired and can as
celled J,V05s0s1O0
Amt now at risk, March 9, 1858. 81, 437 ,7o7!0O
Cash Receipts or office.
For Cash Premium
For balance OF Interest. 53122
Total cash receipts. .SSs.II7sl
For total amount of profit and loss paid
For amount paid 10 Agent for Commit.
sions, being equal to about ten per #Iil-s
For salaries. CLERK hire, Directois;iees,
t or e I Seit to $3.50 81 perYe.r: 1-
For pffinting and advertising paid to
II df% q e . 9iass for o, : SIS ss SC per wear. $3.50
For printing and advertising to Foreign
Offices for z Jeurs ..,.--r..r--.... 1,l1e.SI
OF an average OF 3 166. IA per year.
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1nss
For postage and exPresse charges for sew .
or snaverage OF suo. 70 yer year.
For travelling expensesin locating sgen>
or an average OF 49, 80 per year.
For office fixtures, safe and desks..@.s. 2a5.Oe
For 12-oo
For return premiums on SURRENDERED
rS EXISTS liz i:S:l:. Or :ises,.:-:.-- SIS: Us
available funds on hand and due nsm
agents secured by eS35O
Total q. l.7.s7
Plesent Capital to Meet LOsaO0.
Premium notes subjectto assessment. sal .3o(o5
Cash on hand and due from agents as
Cash premiums received s;s 7ess-se
March, 10 3Oth of MArch ....... 39105
premium notes do do 1ye04e0
Total capitsa to meet Losses. 100000 Iol. o2s. 90
ABOUT seven rer cent. on the amoun1 insured. eE.
iordins TIE amPlest protection 10 the feiey bold
Respectfully submitie I by the Directors.
p. B. Clark, &c. Bushnell, Wm. Osborn.
J. o. Jennings, hi: Sprengfe.s d
@ OFFICERS. -ea
p. Riser, President; J. crdu, Treasurer; L. JeR.
Policies granted upon non. hazardous property
years. -aLr 81 7ffe = gea- E
Apply FOR insurance, TO l.. JEFF. sprengle. Ash
wooster, o.; J. H.. Sanhorne, Loudonvflse, O.; ::
S:Stocklng, Mansfield o., and >. S. Mason, Trav-
cling Agent, andt to the Agents in all the principal
townsin Ohio. Iyl2n44
1. -~ .AA
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Local COLUMN.
~AsHLArnO., AUG rs, 1858

Ashland Co. Fam
September Oath, 25ih and 2eth.
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T. J. KENNY,
j. ALBERSON,
JOHN VAN NEST,
r. N. HERSHEY,
JOHN s. WHITE,
WIN. COWAN,
ROSWELL WESTON,
j WYCOFF,
Democratic Central Committee.
July 2, 1853.
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The Democracy of Ashland county are re-
ouested to meet at their usual places of hold
ing elections, in each township, on
saturday. the 28th day of August,
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