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dissolution.
We partnership heretofore existing between MAC
GkEGoK, AtLowAY Co., OF New Orleans and n
Z All9wAr Co.. Of Nashville, Tenn. is dissolved by
nutnII consent, George MacGregor and James Bank
head having purchased the entire Interest Of n r
Aloway, Esq, in said concern. Il 80
JAMES BANKHEAD,
n. +. AIIyOWAY
Nashville, Sept. %, 1885, u -TTrrr
rT'HE liabilities OF MAoGKEGoR AIIowAY 4 Co. and
Il n T. ALLowAY & Co., are assumed by the new
concern, under the firm OF MacGreg0r 4 Bankhead
OF New Orleans, and James RankheAd 4 Co.. OF Nash.
vine, Tenn. JAMES BANKHEAD.
GEORGE AAcGREGOR
Nashville, Sept. %, 1858.
II TAKE great pleasure IN recommending the firm Of
Il MAcGkHGoR BAskHkAD, OF New Orleans and
JAMES BASKmAD Co, Of this city, 10 the patronage
Of the former friends Of the old arm.
n L. ALIowAY.
nashville, eept- =, 1855. sept23-tf
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TIVE neki regular ses<ien teeing the eshh snn al
81 Lectures IN this lnstltUiion, } ni com
uenes o. MONDAY. fiik Isl DAY or MA Ehiilt,
kExr The AnsiomAcAl Rooms VII be osolf roc the
ielh q October The season NIL cpctnur nntl tbe
lst u AAFch. Medical stadents shogld % present a
ths bexsnipg a the sesso1. Ihose deslIli iuTshsF
informsison, vii address, s
JOHN WELLINGTON. N b.,
augis-l9w3n Deah, a. the Culless bsli1 80.
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Stomach or Liver.


Stomach or Liver.
Such as Indigestion Acidity of the stomach, Cholic
Pains Heartburn, loss of Appetite, Dependency,
Costiyeness Blind and Bleeding Piles In all NeT-
vous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, has, in
numerous instances proved highly beneficial, and in
others eiIeC ted a decided
This IS a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner of tho
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because OF
lis great success most of the European States, IL
Introduction into the United States intended NOR
especially those OF fatherland scattered her
and there over the face of this mighty county
Meeting with great success among them now ofe
H tn the American public, knowing that its truly won
derful MEDICINAL virtues must be acknowledged
IL Is particularly recommended those person
whose consultations may have been impaired by III
continuous of ardent spirits other forms Of DIS
spation. Generally instantaneous in effect, Il finds It's
way directly 10 the scat Of life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit. and
IN fact infusing health and vioT IN the system.
NUTiCE-Nhocver expects 10 ind this n boSera
will be Disappointed but 10 tie sick, the weak
low spirited II Will prove graainl aromatic cordial
possessed OF singular remedial properties
eau TION.
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma bH
induced many limitations, which the public shOul
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded To hu
any thing eise until you have gwen Bocrhavc's HO
land Biticrs fair trial one bottle viii convince yo
how Infinitely superior II y 10 all these mutations
na- Sold AZ 81 per bottle, SIX bottles Tor IS,
TIE SOLE PROPRIErOR.
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr.. a. Co.,
Manufacturing PlarTuaccuilsis and Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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west Nashville.

Oh IuesUay, TIC ZOth OCtODtr htXt,
nN the premises, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, for and
" account Of JoHN Z. GLEAyEE, Clerk and Master OF
the Chanccry Court at Nashville, by Virtue OF de-
cree the Of Henshaw Edwards d Co. CT ais
Wm. IL McNAry ct ais, Will sell at Lublc sale the
following Lots IN West Nashville, VIZ: Nos. pol, $50,
Us -, L. 242, go 21a. l23, 1856 Al 10 al, s.
Is, 10, PA, IS, ll2, 80 and lS1.
Haadhis tn a more PARTICULAR dcscriut,n Of tle
Sale will be issued in due
TERNs.--A credit OF one two and three years Tor
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing Interest and
lien retained. A. Y. = LINliSLEf.
sept21-td 81 College street
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gzs- f. II. EwING, jr., late of the firm OF
Lcllyett & Ewing, of this city, and Nj.
SpERRY, of ShrIhyville, have bought the old
stand of Noel & Co, corner Of College and
Church streets, aud are about to embark in
the Wholesale Grocery CUISINES. Saccess 10
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NoEr. e Co. remove 10 the house on Market
strcct. next door to b. LANIEE & Co.
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N E w OOKS
Received by JOHN YORK e. Co


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j. j. Wadsw orth, Post Master Of Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY 4
DEMOVIIIE.
Auagent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg & Bur-
rqwes, st. Louis, No, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
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Buggy and Horse for Sale.

! % g. ::e. s. %S$ ,s s z:5::
and also a good Buggy, SftS 49,
which Will be sold low, half cash the balance on sin
months time. For particulars enquire Of
jy22-u 4. X. 6LASCOCK, Agent.
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16 A CIR E. S
HOUSE. LOT AND OFFICE,

HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
situated Main street, is the Town Of Gallatn, a
short distance from the Square, known the Dr.
Newsom property. SAID lot has on 1t good Dwell
ing, containing or Rooms, Kitchen, smoke house
rstrate Stable and Carriage house with other
sary out houses; Mol Brick Onice with Rooms,
together with large yard and garden, and is uito-
gether Of the most desirable residences in the
T'wn Of Gallltin.
Teens or SALE.-one- third Cash, the balance in 1
and years tor notes well endorsed without interest,
aud lien retained.
Slid Land aud House and Lot will be shown 10
any desiring toparchase, on apphcaiion, IN Gal
latin to LE0NIDAS BAKER,
GAILAIIS, TESS., Sept. 2e-u Commissioner.
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The Great Real Estate Sale
Il r-rf az 1855

a 81 eN
Tuesday, the 18Th OF October, 1855,
IN that magnificent addition West Nashville, known
as the Boyd Property, on which occasion Will sell
20 the highest bidder 60 most beautiful and command
ing Building Lots Each Lot offered will be sold with
out reserve, tie owpers having promised not pro-
tect any OF the Lots by "nxed prices" or ''by bid
ceFs-h
II 10 unnecessary for 20 say anything IN CON-
nendation OF these Lots thgy will speak for
themselves Our citizens ars familiar with the rapid
Improvement OF West Nashville, and ths eligible 10
cation of the Boyd property. These Lots exceed
ngiy desirable for private residences, being IN the
immediate vicinity Of many beautiful residences &c
cupIed BY many u our best cltiz-ns rare Oppor
tuny rs ais" offered 10 Spectators 10 invest IA prop
eTty that will pay large proofs and no mistake.
fERsa-l, = and years credit, for notes b,aring
interest with satisfactory security payable N bank
and a lien retained.
An abundant collation. VIII be furnished. 0mni-
buses will leave ofce ~ -, Cherry street, al 10
O'Clock, A NJ, day OF sale.
J. l. A r. W. BROWN,
sept2s-dtwAwtd 4stS Cherry 81
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25


ApPortiOnment OF Delegates to the
ConErcssional Convention.
Democrats will remember that, among
other duties at the Primary Meetings on
Saturday next, will be the selection of
delegates TO attend the Congressional
Convention to be held in Ashland on the
18th September. In that Conveption,
the county Will be entitled to "a votes,
apeaHhsIbasis of thsLDemoeratic vote
for Mr.. Payne for Governor, which
amounted to 1918. In apportioning
the delegates among the several town
ships, and that the smallest township
may have a full vote in Convention, we
have taken the responsibility of waving
the vote to which the fraction of Mont
would entitle her.
Dem. Vote. DELEGATES.
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It Wont do to Trust Them

The method of the Black Republicans
seems to be to fill the State Offices with
men whose person1interests are adverse
to those of the community. In pursu-
ance of this idea, they have nominated
for the Board of Public Works, MARTIN,
who has a Canal lease from the. State
He is to be at once landlord and tenant,
lessee and lessor ; and if he is, we are
of opinion that he will turn out a mod
ern "Morgan Rather" and we shall
have another version of Chow to pay
the Rent" Some people are under the
happy delusion that these Black Repub-
licans are capital at watching them
selves. We do not think 50, for our ex-
perience is all the other way-KMRALL
watched himself with great v~igalence,
when he got the peoples money to start
a Bank, and never paid it back. So
did GIBSON, who, as the Republican,ean-
didate for Attorney General swears,
stole half a million of the peoples mop-
ey. So did A. P. STONE when he got
into the Peuitentiary, and Immediately
fagrantly infringed the law in order to
deal at his own store, So did VAN
SLYKE, who seeing that STONE had set
the statute at defiance, Immediately
pitched in himself, and bought thousands
of dollars worth at his own store, in vi
~olation of laS. So did MENDENHALB,
who being appointed by CHASE because
he was the bosom friend and hopeful pu-
pill of the convict McGAKY, commenced
d~efrauding the State the very first day
of his official career in a way that would
have done honor to the enterprise and
industry of McGARY himself. When
ever there is a grab tobe made the Black
Republican officers start for it en n7aSse
When the populations of these Black Re-
publicans are discovered, great profess
sions of honesty are their expedient to
excuse the crime. It is astonishing that
men of such marvellous integrity should
steal. The most admirable principles
are somehow, or another, in their per-
sons, not found incompatible with a viii
ainous looseness of practice. VAN SLYKE
has promised never to vote for himself
again; MENDENHALL protests that he
will make no more overcharges aud
upon these grounds the Black Republi-
cans ask the people to elect MARTIN,
whose pecuniary interests are antagon-
istic to theirs, under the notion that the
best man to watch q contractor on be-
half of the State is the contractor him.
self. These professions of honesty for
the future, are so much opposed to the
proceedings of the Black Republicans
in the past, that we put no faith in them.
Ohio Statesman.
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-
Printing OF the United States Laws
The State Department selected the
Ashland Union, last winter, as n Of
the journals in Ohio in which to publish
the Laws and Treaties of the U. States.
We feel ourselves henored by the selec-
ton, and trust that our readers have
been interested in most of the laws we
have published. We could only wish
that the c-oaapensatio7s were equal to that
which some of our Republican friends
represent it. Some of them appear to
suppose the pay to be enormous, and IN
innate that our support of the Demo
cratic Administration Of JAMES BUcHA-
NAN was the result of this Azgess from
the General Government. The Ashland
Times thinks We have been tsweli paid"
and our Cassius like friend of the Ohio
State Journal magniies one of these
laws which We lately published into a
mammoth advertisement with mammoth
pay. It says:
FAT.-The Ashland Union publishes
thirteen columns of an advertisement
from the Post Office Department, being
q law of the United States to establish
certain post routes IN Alabama, Arizo-
MIA, Arkansas and elsewhere. W. con-
s~gratulate the editor of the Union, HIS.
Knapp, Esq, who was an original Lee
compton man, IN his "fat take"
Now that q advertisement" to which
our friends of the jon rnaZ and Times
refer, is paid for at the rate of one dollar
per page,of Little s. Browns edition OF
4he4assAfhe pages being the largest
octave formI The whole amount which
we receive for publishing the laws and
treaties of the late session is n hun
fdred and ffty-eight dollars and sixty
cents-and for this mount we publish
equal to i5s Clio pages Of the volume
to which We have referred. We allude
TO this fact. not for the purpose of a de-
fence against the charitable differences
and insinuations which have been made
but simply for the purpose of showing
that the pap rs selected by the Depart.
sment in which to publish tho U. States
Laws and Treaties, are scarcely paid the
cost Of the composition. Our cotempo-
raries would be short-lived indeed were
they confined to meat like this.
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Too True.

The Recorder of Chicago, Illinois, in
charging tho grand jury recently, said !:
"Duripg the past five years that l have
held this conrt, it has been my unpleas-
ant duty to try and sentence to the
State prison several hundred persons;
and 1 am sorry to say that while it is an
easy matter to find jurors who are ready
and willing to punish poor offenders
without position or friends, it is with
great difficulty that jurors can be found
who appreciate the fact that one bad man
of position and wealth can do more harm
than one hundred poor men can, who are
in the humble walks of life.n
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Mustrated.9ysoo Beautiful engravings

TIE design of this book is to bring whole
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In these pages are given the essences of
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democratic Primary meetings.


Ga Saturday next the Democracy of
ae county will meet at their several
places of holding Elections, for the pur-
pose of forming q County ticket. 1t is
. matter of the highest Importance that
every Democrat In the County should
be present at these meetings, and vote
for such candidates as the best interests
Of the Democratic Party and of the
county, in his Judgment, require.
sILet the rival candidates conduct the
canvass, during the few days that inter
vene between this and the Primary
Meetings, as become gentlemen and De-
nocrats, that no tares may be sown nor
thorns planted, by which the health and
yigor of the Party may be affected
and that we may ALI unite, aud yield
cheerful obedience to the will of the
majority, as expressed at the Primary
Meetings, and give the ticket there form
ed a united, vigorous and triumphant
support.
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PrIm.rr meetinE riekets.

We shall this year adopt the custom
established in Richland and other Dun
ties, and print the tickets for the Prima-
~ Meetings for the persons ordering
them, and charge therefor So per thou
sand, By this arrangement any error in
thsir distribution will not be chargeable
TO us; and candidates can make such
agreement for their printing and distri-
button as they may deem proper.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order )
Probate Court.

ON the 10th day of September, AID, 1858,
" between the hours of ten O'Clock. A. NJ,
and four o'clock, P. NJ, at the Court Housesin
Ashland, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate as the property of
Zacharah Figley, deceased, to-9it 1.-The West
side of the South West quarter 6f<ssetina
twenty four. Township twenty tour.sof renge
seventeen, situate in Milton Township, Ash
land County, State of Ohio, and containing
about seAenty acres. Appraised at 5 -
Terms of Sale-one third cash in hand, on
day of sale, one third in one year. and the
balance in two years from day of sale with
interest. Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on premises.
j. D. STUBS,
Admir- de bonis non of Figley, decd.
Aug. IS, 1858. 4wl2
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Kansas! Kansas

7 S the freesoil of the Great West ia. he deco
l. Grated by Slavery 2 All who are opposed
to o~Ppression-who desire to see right Lri-
umph over wrong, are earnestly invited to call
at the Saloon of the subscriber, in the base
ment OF the Sampsel House, and evince by
their patronage, that they are honesti in their
PROFESSIONS, and believe one man to be as
the brokers, and hair clipped in a style that
would put to blush the tonsorial skill of a
Delliah. Let the unbeliever come and see if
one half has yet been told him.
GEORGE DORSEY
Ashland, March %, 1865. 42tf
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HOTEL,

TTNHEs notwithstanding enlarged and reftted his
wellknow nh hotel, oppositcthe Sampsel Hot sc,
on Main street, is now prepared to accommodate
the travelling public in a superior manner. He
hopes that the liberal patronage oforeex extend !
ed ohm will be continued. He particularly m
vites hisfriendsi in the country to C all on him as
hisbills will always be found reasonahie- His ia.
BILE will constantly be supplied with the best the
msrket anords: GOOD stahiins for horses and a
for private families or Single personsfurnishe at
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IL The Detroit Free Press says
that the injuries inflicted upon Senator
Chandler by the recent gas explosion at
his residence will disfgure him perma-
nently, and in a marked manner His
face will suffer the most from the ravages
of the ire-the lips, forehead, and nose
bearing evident traces of it which will
remain iu the form of scars.
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Ashland county Probate Cour,

Ashland County Court.
THE following Executors, Administrations and
i Guardians, have filed in this Court their &C.
counts for settlement, to-wit:
Final account of Harris and William D. EWalt,
Executors of John Fwalt, deceased.
Final account of Margaret Figley, ExecutrH of
Zaehariah Figley deceased.
Final account of Thomas Mcconnell, Admins
traitor of Michel Shugars, deceased.
Partial account of Israel Markle, Administrator
OF ID. 6. Krebs, deceased
Account of Frederick Heyd, Administrator of
Archibold Steyman deceased.
Finat acc cunts of Christian Hess, Guardian of
Elizabeth and William Shick,
And the same will be for hearing in said Pro-
bate Court on the 10th day of September, A. D.,
1858, at the Court House in sdid county.
s f.r J. d. ONE Probate Jupge.
Aug. 25, 1858. 3wfSF ?
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ne-nom.na.ion of gen. Hurn..

Re.nominaslo. OF Gen. Burns.
The Democratic Congressional Con.
vention Of u neighboring District, COM
; posed of Knox, Goshocton, Sc conven-
ed at Millersburg on "Wednesday last,
and nominated by a unanimous vote,
Gen. JOSEPH Burns. By this action,
{ the Democracy of Gen. BuRNs' District
sshave done themselves and him full jus
tice- The only offences alleged by his
enemies against the General have been
his uniform and consistent political life
and his support of the Democratic Ad
ministration of Dir. BUCHANAN.
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NOTICE.

THRE will be a meeting of the qualified
l. electors of School District No.3, Ashlend
School, held at the School House in Asnnland,
on the 26th day of August, at 8 O'Clock, An F,
for the purpose of authorizing by rate the
two mills for repairing of said School House,
DC. By Order of the Board,
Aug. 25, 49,. j.. D. STUBBS, Sec'y.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
AT ASHLAND,
Baturday, Sept. IL.

Hon. GEO. E. PUGH, the gallant
chamPion of the Western Democracy in
the United States Senate-and N who
overshadows all Httle giants-will adj
dress the Democracy of Ashland county
at Ashland, on the day above named. Let
as honor ourselves and him by an old
fashioned crowd of the steadfast and un-
altering Democracy Of Ashland county.
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

In connection withthe Hotel he wIIlaIso &C a
t%tnueto keep open his BAKERY and RESTAJ
RA Mt. where he villa all timeskeep on b an
C0nfeeti0neries. Pies, Bread, Cakeg
allkinds ofTemperancedrinks.an and in sf orIes
cry to be found onthe tables offIrtola-
eating houses. MIL Err 3
AshlandsNov.4 1857 s95