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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-06

EC At the recent election ia Quebec
several serious riots occurred at the polls.
Three Irishmen were killed, and many
others injured. The Military was called
out to dispel the rioters.
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HOW DocTons DIrFER.

The Stark County Democrat, Ashland
Union, and other Democratic papers
which sustain the Administration on tho
E~zLecompton movement, claim that the
people of Kansas had a fair opportunity
Co vote slavery out on the 2Ist ultimo.-
Wooster Republican.
L. Any one who will take the trou-
BILE to read the Kansas Constitution, as
adopted by the Lecompton Convention,
viii discover that the people of Kansas on
the 2Ist ult., did have a fair opportunity
of voting slavery out" But acting IN
der the advice of Greeley, Seward, and
their recent allies. they refused, as they
have frequently lone heretofore, TO put
forth their strength and make Kansas a
free State. Upon the heads alone of the
shriekers, therefore, be the responsibility
and the consequences. It is the settled
policy and determination of the opposi-
tion in and out of Kansas to make her a
Slave State7and no act Of chicanery-of
omission or commissioning will pro-
mote that end, will be neglected.
On Monday last, another opportunity
was afforded to make Kansas a free State,
IF the party protesting to be favorable TO
it had gone to the polls and put forth a
voting power which they boast is abou. as
ten 70 onesof their opponents, and thus
enabling " themselves to secure a State
Government which would have corrected
ell their osn past wrongs, and adopted
measures to make Kansas a free State.E
But freedom is not their object. They
must lave " something to tear."
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a RLUNDEH AND AFAaEUnE.

azs The Times is anxious to make it appear
that there is a division in the Democratic
party of this county upon the subject of
e the kansas question. All in your eye,
- Mr.. Times. The wish is father to the
thought. The Democracy of Ashland
county are unanimous in their support of
Mr.. BUcHANAN, and they will give his
a. snsmies thunder when they clearly under
stand soho and aohere those enemies are.
They all believe that the destinies of this
Union, just now, are in the hands of Old
Buck and they don't believe they could
be in more prudent or able hands. The
rssult will show that their faith was found
ed upon q rock.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE BEGIsLA.
TURE. T.

ORGANIZATION OF THE DEGISLA.
TURE. Eal
s6 Both branches Of the Legislature COM
plsted their organisation on Monday last,
and are now in readiness to enter upon
the duties of legislating for the interests
Of the peopleo Of Ohio.
In the Ssuats. Charles w. Blair, of
Clinton, was elected Clerk and Lewis
Hutchinson, of Hooking, Ssrjeant- at
Arms.
In the House, WIN B. WooD, of Lick
ing. Speaker j. W. KEGS, of CLARK,
Clerk, and tJsH Branch, of Clsrmont,
SERGEANT at Arms.
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cav. UHAsE,s mEssA0E,

This document was delivered to the
Legislature at four o'clock, Monday eve
ming. Its length, aud the late hour of
its receipt, prevents us giving but a small
portion in this paper.
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DErRorr, Dec. 3I.-Guy Foote, Presi-
dent of the Farmers aud Mechanics Blk,
of this city, was found dead in his bed
this morning,
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supplySofsprlb aud running water for ailthe stock
that may be desirable on the farm. . good two story
frame House, a bank barn, and other out houses, and
an ample supply ofthe choicest fruit. are also onthe
farm. As desire TO retire from active business. I
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" EAfOhI AND C0NSUMFIlON. .
The value of veg etable pro-
ducts expor ed in 1857, is
estimated at----- $23, SOC, 900
The value of animal products "a, 500, 600
mineral 2,100,0 600
products of man
ufactures-------- 20, ooo, 900
Total exports----- 70, 4Oo, 900
The total products as above
shown are- 2er,s67, SOC
Leaving for home consump ~
ton --------------E--SI9l,46 7 800
There condensed statements exhibit,
clearly, the immense actual of
the State, and inspire a just confidence in
her future progress.
It will be seen that manufactures and
mines contribute in increasing proportions
to the aggregate
The coal feldsrof Ohio are nearly equal
to the entire coal fields of Great Britain,
and fully equal to those of all Southern
Europe. This fact, in connection with
the immense beds of iron ore so widely
difused in the State, demonstrates the
vast capacity Of Ohio for mineral produc-
ton and for manufactures. Still Ohio is
emphatically an agricultural State. The
products of her farms, during the last
year, very largely exceeded in value, the
entire cotton crop of the United States.
An interest so important canno be too
earnestly commended to legislative re-
gard.
The State Board of Agriculture has
performed a service of great value in
stimulating and promoting agricultural
improvement, and its annual reports add
largely to our stores of agriculture knowl-
edge. But this Board cannot do all that
should be done or must be done, if we
wish to retain our present agricultural
position. I respectfully suggest to your
consideration, the expediency of estab-
fishing an agricultural Institution for the
instruction of the rising generation in
those branches of knowledge which per-
tain especially to the theory and practice
of farming. It is thought by persons
qualified to judge, that such an institution
could be so organized and administered
that it would almost, if not altogether,
sustain itself. No one can doubt that
any cost of which it could be the occasion,
would be repaid to the State q thousand
fold in benefits.
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Jacob Fast, administrator
Of Jacob oxenrider, decd,
VS..
Richard Ross, and Sarah In the Probate
Ross his wife, Solomon Count of Ashland
~Baughman and Martha County, Ohio.
Baughman his wife, Albert
Richardson and Elizabeth Petition 10 sell
Richardson his wifs, and Land.
others.
THE said Richard Ross and Sarah Ross his
Il wife, Solomon Baughman and Martha
Baughman his wife, Albert Richardson and
Elizabeth Richardson his wife. defendants in
the above case with others, and heirs-at-law of
Jacob Oxenrider, decd, are hereby informed
that on the 4th day of january. AID. 1855, said
Administrator fled his Petition in the Probate
Court of Ashland county, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which Petition is to obtain an order
at the next term of said Court for the assignment
of the dover of Elizabeth Oxenrider, widow of
said deceased, in and for the sale Of the follow
ing Real Estate (of which the said Jacob Oxen
rider died seized1, or as much thereof AZ may be
necessary to pay the debts Of sa11 decadent, to-
Nf5.- 6ftaues tkor OF Ashland and State
of Ohio, and being the north half of the north
east quarter of Section thirty 1901, of Township.
t~wenty-thres 1881 of Range fifteen ISL con-
tanning eighty acres, more or less.
JACOB FAST, Administrator
of Jacob Oxenrider, deed.
Fulton d M'Combs, att'ys for Petr.
January 4th, 1883 Avail
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NORFOLK. Jan. 2.-The U. s. s,oop Of
war with Gen. Walkers men, arrived In
Hampton Roads to-day, all well.
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LIST OF THE MOST RELIABLE
PATENT MEDICINES
SOLD By zI
Roller s. Howard

Ayers Cherry Peetoral
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
DR.. Jayne,s Expectorant
Rogers LiverWort and Tar
DR.. Curtis Hygeana
Loudon & Cos Expeoterant
Jayne's Alternative
Garter's Spanish Mixture
Kennedy's Discovery
s. A. Viewers Canker and Salt
Rheum Syrup
Guyzott's Yellow Dock & S~arsaparilla
DIR. Robnek's Bitters
Hoofand's Bitters
Richardson's Sherry Vino Bitters
Moffat's Bitters 6m
Rhodes Ague euro
Bakers Pain Panacea
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Towards Anthritic's Liniment (which We
warrant the best compound for external
Affections now in use)
Mexican Mustang Liniment
Merchants Gargling Oil, Sc.
All the Pills in use,
And all other Popular Medicines now
before the public.
ROLLER g. HOWARD.
Sampssl House Stcrc.Room.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

W.J. Gordon In Ashland County :
n. Hardness. Common lPisaa.
DURSUANT to the command Of an Order Of
j. Sale, duly issued from the Court of Com
ed will sell at public auction at the door of
the Court House in said county. on
Saturday, the 9th day Of February,
A. D. 1855, between the hours of ten O'Clock A.
M. and four o'clo5k p. m. of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tensments, to-vit:
In-Lots No Six I6l and Twenty ak (961 in
county of Ashland and State Of Ohio.
Lot Number Six C6l appraised at $122 90
Lot Number Twenty six 1851 appraised at
1913 90
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
January 5th, 1856. 5w3lPf$aSe
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" 0 nan ssstorasTse,s and see II he
has not accomplished all this.-Capital
Civ Fact
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FROM NICARAGUA.
Arrival of the Northern Light.

Capture of Walker and his ARMY nv
the United states Troops.
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No single fact Connected With the ag.
ricultural results of the past yesr is prob
ably of greater Importance than the es-
tablishment, BY actual experiment, of the
practicability Of the profitable culture in
Ohio, of the Sorghum, or Chinese and
African sugar The cost of these
experiments to the public spirited agricul-
t%urists by whom they were made, in hand,
labor and machinery, is estimated at NOT
less than 100000. Their results secure
to our agriculture a new plant, the culti-
walton of which promises most liberal re-
turns for labor and capital in the form of
forage, syrup, and, probably, sugar. The
culture of the grape has also been largely
extended; bringing into most profitable
use hillsides too steep for other cultiya-
ton.
IL MANUFACTURERS, MECHANIC ARTS, AND
MINES.
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Auction! Auction!

RARE opportunity is nbT being
"a presented to this community, to pnrchass,
at their own prices, from the Stock of Goods al.
the Stone Corner, which will be sold without
reserve, from day to day, until the entire Stock
of such Goods as are adapted to the winter
trade, such as Woollen Clothing, CassinisreSJ
Satinetts. leans. &c. Ladies', Winter
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subject to the Constitution Of the q. S.
Mr.. Puoh stated that he would avail him.
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DRESS GOODS!

Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery, DC, Also, Oarpetsi
Groceries, Queensware. Also,
HORSES AND i WAGON
will be sold either at public or private sale. A
credit of 60 days with approved security will
be given.
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--r--N@~slrGur On lroluz Exl4 U41 Of f4r4rFQs IH|U|
TROCHES or Lozsnges are warranted to perform AL
such Offices. They are put up in q Convenient and
portable style at SO cents per boz, and can be had Of
trade.
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UYSTEhS!

HOLT& MALTBY'S FRESH N
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-06

In the Probate
Count of Ashland
County. Ohio.
Petition TO sell
Land.
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~-zn n mo uefecfion Of each class. This
a iha anlr QnIIaca in 4hieh this know
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omcial Despatch from Com. Paul

WAsHrNeToN Dec. 29.-Tbe following
is the official letters from com. P~aulding,
detailing the circumstances of the arrest
of Gen. Walker
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NOTICE.

tiers viii please say .advertised.D =
B. KELLOGG, Postmaster.
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LIST or LErrERa

LIST OF -
DEMAINING in the Postofdce at Ashland,
HI Ohie, January LIST, 1858.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CA RINET

pres,dcn, Recommendations DUCHaSAS
VIZ. r.sidrnt..,........JuhH &. Breckenridge
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DR.. j. r.. N. OWEN

MN y NJ ENHIlV hI NTT NOuf-, UNl NhW
4NS might, at has office at COLON a Ncprrmuu's
Drug store, when not absent ON prot"fcssionu bus,-
Tho singular discrepancy between what is due him
and wnnt hc expects 10 tcalife from the samr, and
the increasing difficulties ga meeting the orit.url
demands ul "A frugal lite, impress. him with the uh-
suruy o continuing Ia render professional services
which imposes some expense and much respunst-
htltN Tor the ridiculous consideration of 1t - L 4
nOCTORS HllhN and especially rs such paper
seems not likely 10 hccomo Hegot,Hhlc at an euriy
period IN these parts
charge, will h,reattet te presented, IN all cases,
as soon his services cease 10 be required PUtsOus
living away from town, Who may require his ser,t.
cts t atebt would do we'll t. send ty their c-scu-
ger $50 II they require prompt attendance, aS ho
can sul less AFFORD 10 in are leupHrEt his health
10y night riding unless can thereby realize ready
provision for his own utcrssitigs.
To those who have paid his demands, he desires
10 eNpr,s his sincere thanks for their patronage.
Orovillc, March l-lm
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STATE OFFICERS.
asFSkTORs.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
%. Broderick k............... '.. ..''"m'" OWN
Us REPRESENTATIVES..
I ~ ucvihbsn ..... .Chas Scott
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PhCI@1a7S Patent
GOLD HILL STORE
T. . R. S n Il IL
WYE intend TO Lcn,c. nnd II yo,

NNTE intend to ICnvc, and If you
Wv wish good hUrPnjn and tho best frame store
IN Butte county, ~uitohlr Glr blukiug. mrrchnndi
zng, ~ almost any ".h'r business, GALL ANIl ~
u Part cun rcutin on unuylt" We viii hk'
wise II two or iuurr shur-- IN thH PNltk~ CLAM
one in th' B 'k ~ t. Hud two or more Ia ID" 81
BA~IpPOt.--all Clams god rrpui". ON Gnld llI',
mud warranted not Ia Cut the cyrtroth ui any pur.
cuH,rr. unir-s he shouii give "pil"" for thcn We
Brc closing hu~uc.s therefore during the next month
our goods -hall be Fpli CfIE 3P ron C,iNH, and
those indebted 10 may avoid trUubl" 10y calling aud
settling at Once. tEb PRlNIN,
Feb y IhjS &, l. PARKS.
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State Of California,
COUNTY OF BUTTE.

Know all Men by these Presents;
'aNHAT BY VIRTUE OF CASH IN HAND PAID
4 to merchants in san Francisco from tue pock-
cts OF "Cury," he ha- procured IL" largest n ntt-
rnent of imported Havana Se2ars ana Virginia To-
bacco ever offered IN Bate 60 lny, YOU ARE sum
monei to appear daily at Curley's segar Store sI4n
of the =. Good In ii;n." corner Of Montgomery ana
MYERS street OruSile customers 10 tty he cause
stated above Herein tail not under penalty OF the
law. Done "a ny OH in the city OF oroylilr
"CUKLY
Sign Of the food Indian
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POST o = lCE
wy D~~@f

POST s'l'lCi,
Literary Depot 2
rgNiE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
II renewed their stock would respectfully iuti-
mate ta their ri, nds that thy are prepared TO I'LL
Any order cmhrac' 'd la ~" rlHe of
300 Il =.
bound ami in r"mrhlct form. comprising a large as
snrt'ncnt of NOVEL, and light Literature. by the
most popular authors OF the day
Standard " Orl<S,
In sheep, cait ard clo'h Historical, BiograI hica
Cri zeal. Ioc,iol rheoogc T. Philosophical. rhil"l>
ug cl. spiritual, Il The le 'cI i-fn} Sc &c among
which prr Byron. No Irr. ~h k,sprar" irn John>nn.
Prc.cntts Conquest of Peru AMI Mexico, Brandt-
Ency copipln Of Science. Literature and Art. ditto
of En- dish lera are, en- rnbar,' intprm1tion, Prof
Hare. WORKS, aai a host which spIce restricts
enUmerating.
School ic0ItS
Adapted for the Common schools here, besides u
large assort!gcnt of dihcrrgt varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper. Gilt AMI plain. ruled anil unrulcd, le'
gal cap, fooIscap, Bill Cap broad and narrow,
Cards colored and plain. Fancy Note Paper of
every variety aui -tyie, the finest ever Droush. 10
this market. EnNcl pcs to match.
BLANK BOOKS. deini folio, cap, quarto, in sheep,
Russia. hall bound. &c. Diaries for 3S, Morocco
TucNs. Pas. Books. &c
FANCY ARTI GLrS, Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold Pens and Pencil Gases
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1LAN L. Ss

Every description of Blanks executed on the short
n notice, with unrivalieI taste and nca'ncss.
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Schcidam Aromatic
9CHN Apps,

Which a1ulDcrUcd cnmpo nds arrinlcnded to sell in
California ~, inst my genuine article.
My object il to announce HAT have recently os
ahlishcd an AGENCN IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state and oregon with mN Schnapps
aud that hereafter VIII always Keep sud 'g'uy
supplied with large stock: So that specialize drug
gi-ts aud luuor dealers throughout Calil rnla
can always supply themselves at irregular price.
merely enough over she hcW York price 10 cover
cost If freight aud charges: thus avoiding coup amt
NJ heretofore of occasional scarcity and extreme
nigh price
Ills now many years since ! first imported these
Schnapp- from the celebrated old sllllcr! at ~chcI,
dam, Holland, ia which nm Interested II Is now
conceded TIA, no GIN was ever Imported into this
country which has uppru1ched my Schnapps in re-
gard 10 PURITY, NLIUFlLNESS. and EN-
QUl-lTE AROMA or hHyor. This claim. and tor
proof point to their universal popularity ard the i'm
mcnse aud increasing consumption By all classes,
north and south, east and west comprising the tenn
perance people medical faculty, &C.. To such an eN
tent that my establishment, packing llie enormous
quantity OF 00obpttlcs perday, Is barely able to MI
IT. orders.
Also. the Wolrn's Schnapps have been nnayzed
by the most celebrated Chemists, Drs Mat and
Deck, of New York, UpI other, who all testify that
. th,4V
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TO the Citizens of California.
C. q II n 10 NJ I,

z AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers Of
z New York. Hustnn and san Francisco. ARE excn-
.ivcly engaged III putting upin square bottles, under
.arious ;illr-. cheap limitations OF m!onE established
and rpnpWufd
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

invaluable n. a rernedy against IltD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDiGIS llDN. DYSPEPSIA. pEEILl-
TY. SC 1hry also certify thi they found my
~chuHpp- To be free from ArnNlIc Alcohol or Fusil
OH an exceedingly hurltul ingrrdjeul found IN ali
common tin. which Dr. Muu describes rs "ietid.
acrd, and a~thmatical and producing irrrparnhe eff
lccts upon the nerves aud stomach. The c"rlicAtcs
also pr iye my schnapps perfectly cloar Of 'thc SO
coud ur heavier i--ru.Iai ud ol Iuuprr. also dan
gerous cuinpou.af produce %, he over Al li.iliilpn
prAclicrd "a in .rcHsc quantity 80 making 'r!lnAry
tIu
Thcsc .'t.uo,.'- uro m4drNrh q view 80 invite
ramulrI- % iu ,!iitruI ls'ae'I iu" 2'lIIu y ollie =
Scipo..a.d the ylrio le brands of bogus limitations,
miAei, duciur,I up. or fWrn.rurd Giu. lu square,
black bottles. uu1ipu ol my ~iilc of p"ii"y under
different uAu.- AMI 4rri- whether marked ,"ud n,
t,crmln,. Holland -cn,ii,r ~'hnapp.. Nt ia INF
mite variety ty-couli irut ,hH thr tna viii salt in
older states. N rrpudiaia- a.l 60" bogus. un"holo.
some lri,ui,on- referred to,andt complete triumph
Of my pure Srh'Ilam >chnHll~.
desire brl.ht 10 notice two facts "lt have lately
added lars.A "a The o hNullc'- -chdIpps in the
City nf New Nurk aud rls where. 1T Pure French
Brandy u lsnuw almost impossible To- obihin-nearly
all the brandy Imported from France rridR American
raw spir- sent there made into banlJ. api -hiPpcd
back again. 2l. Man> propie are abandoning TIE
use of American whi-kcy, hrthhy aud Eih, rihcc ~
has been discovered tnat : SfKNCuNlNE. deadly
io-1n At the west iH di.liinF. thereby IN
creasing the yield ofLiguor about onclhird
In conclusion, VIII -ay 10 an who desire who'e-
-omeagrccablc tonne aud -imulent,giye iair iHalto
" o l. Z T. $
Scileidani Aromatic Schnapps.
UBOLPHD WOLFE, %n'e Importer,
as-3m % Beaver street, Sew York
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Secretary NJ state Lewis Cass
- Treasury. .-.... lloWcH Coop
- Interior ........., JACOB thompson
- Navv..............,..A Aaron Hrnwn
4. :. War............. ........I. u. FSpyd
Postmaster General ...... .......'' Na'"h' 'isVIu
Assistant Secretary OF state. Henry I'edsa aid
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

FRS: District. A. ,'Ib,
Eecnnd - .CWeh ""P".
Third ..............' ..'..'''''''' "'p''
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ten BIS sum 2l. famen iceten trm Democrat
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so Manu forCerte bic 5rsiiaatlcute auf, ii6 su
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