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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-07-14


e. The Ashland Times has be-
come so alarmed at our influence with
the Republicans that it expresses the
fear that we may nominate Mr.. Hern
for Congressl We certainly couldn't
visit upon our political foes a worse ca
lamity. What a sorry figure the dilapi-
dated Republican party would present,
if, driven to the wall, and
when rstreating through the wood,
And through the tangled fern,
1t Il re its observation-disclosures
And had to put on Hern!'
Why, the dogs would bark at ye, as
ye passed. There's no telling, however,
what this poor'colored mans party may
not do, in its last days.
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Further by the Fulton-Import
ant from India.
New York, July

New YoRK, July IL.
Important news from India has been
received in England by telegraph from
Malta.
Sir Hugh Bose had captured Calpee
after having been twice Intellectually at.
tackled by the rebels. A rapid pursuit.
was made of the enemy, resulting in
the capture of a large amount of stores
of guns, gunpowder and ammunition.
Serious disturbances had occurred ir
the Bombay Presidency, where a po.iti
cal agent had went with an escort, and
had been murdered by the rebels.
Dude was still in a state of rebellion
the rebels were approaching Lucknow
but the city was fully defended and gar
risoned and no alarm was felt for theil
safety.
Sir E. Leyard had defeated the reb
els at Ingdespore. killing great mum
bers of them. Gevalion had been at
tackled and plundered by the rebels. A
calamitous. fire had occurred On the Lon
don docks doing damage to the amour
of $50 900 pounds The Queen hat
paid a visit to the Lev. athan.
More steamers are to be put on tn,
route betweenG alway and America.
DIR. LiviDgstons arrival at the Cape o
Good Hope is reported.
A proposition had been made to sem
clergymen to Parliament.
MI. Rarey, the horse tanner, had ex
hibited his wonderful exploits befor
the Queen.
FRANcE-It was rumored that Ad
miral Hamlin will resign the Marin
Department which devolves on Primo
Napoleon Minister of Algiers and tn
Colonies.
The Transformation of sailing ship
into steamers was going on with mucl
activity.
IrALY.-The Prince Royal of Sicil.
had been married to the Duchess Mari
of Bavaria.
Piedmont persists in demanding in
demnity from Naples in the affair o
the Caghari.
Spain is much incensed against En-
gland on the slave question.
A Russian column was advancing IN
to the Caucasus.
The Austrians are fastening to tn
construction of ten new forts.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Cotton ha
been in active demand with an advanc
of fully au eight pence in all grade
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Excerpts from, the Times.

The Ashland Times says of the Union
that ait has commenced it's annual dirty
tnsk,n &c.
Aud after a diatribe of near a column
of this elevated logic and courtesy, it
gives utrerauce to this forcible and re-
freshisgly original remark
"Aud Knapp is an honorable man"
The "hopA and expectancy" of the
d~ilapidated aud bankrupt Republican
party is founded alone in a free use OF
this sort of logic and wit. 1t has the
powerful aroma that belongs to the vo-
cabulary of the fsh-women. Go ahead
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Demooratlo Juaioial convention.

Democratic Judicial Convention.
By the following, which wo copy from
the Mansfield Shield and Banner of
Wednesday, it appears that the Demo
cratic Convention for the new Judicial
bis.sict will be held in Mansfield on
Wednesday, the zoth-inst.LW We much
regret our inability to have been present
at the meeting, but Bro. GLEssNER rep.
resented US faithfully:
JUDICIAL CoNvENTIoN.--Members of
the Democratic Central Committees OF
Wayne, Holmes, Coshocton, Delaware,
Ashland, (by proxy,) and Richland, met
at the Court House in Mansfield on
Thursday last, to fix upon a day for the
Judicial Convention, the ratio of repre-
sentation, and the place at which to be
holden. The meeting was organized by
calling Asa G. Dimm1ck Esq. of the
Coshocton Democrat to the chair, and
appointing Mr.. Stayman, of the Della
ware Standard, Secretary. 1t was un.
a~nimously agreed that the Convention
for nominating a candidate for Judge Of
the sixth judicial district be held in
Mansfield on Wednesday the 2Sth July
inst, and that the several counties in the
| District, be entitled to the same number
of delegates apportiOned in the call o.
the State Central Committee for the
! State Convention, which gives Licking7
Knox A, Delaware 8, Morrow 8, Ash
land a, Coshocton 5, Holmes a, Wayne
g., and Richland 6.
Bro. Stayman having inadvertently
neglected leaving the official proceed
iugs, we give the above Condensed no
tice of the action of the Convention.
Our democratic brethren of the Pr SIS
Dimmock of the Coshocton Democrat
Newton of the Holmes County Farmer
Marchand of the Wayne Go, Democrat
aud Stayman of the DeLaaoare Stan.
dard, were favorably impressed with tho
business-like appearance of our growing
city, and we hope to again greet then
on the 2Sth, with several more of the
brethren of the tripod. Bro. Knapp, o
the ashland Union, was unexpectedly
detained al home, on the above occasion
but honored us with the prory of Ash
land county, which we hope has beef
J satisfactorily represented.
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A Coop SIGN.-During the last two
weeks we have noticed many wagons COM
ing into town loaded with grain, most of
which was purchased by John FL Foster,
at the RailroadW Warehouse for Cleveland
market. He informs us that during the
time above specified, his receipts have
been about 1000 bushels per day. This
is a good sign that the coming harvest
promises an abundance, or else farmers
would not be getting rid of SO much of
the old crop atthis time.-Nora0aM Er
pertinent.
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* Baltimore is entitled to the pre-
MUM for blackguardism and bloedshed
on the Fourth of July. The columns Of
her papers are crowded with details OF
the terrible outrages by which her row.
dies signifed their appreciation of indie
pendence Day. Mayor Swan and his
Plug Ugly Police, are worthless for the
preservation of order. They are avail.
able only for the suppressian of better
men than the police, who endeavor tic
defend themselves from the slung-shot
stamp of assassius.
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THE hSHLhED UNE0Na-

During the present sojourn at .Fon-
tainbleau a tall, slim youth, tolerably
good looking. gallops by the side Of the
imperial carriage, and talks with re-
markable freedom to the royal party
The circumstance has given rise to
many on dts, all tending to one view,
which the likeness confirms.
The French Emperor spends a couple
of hours every day at F~ontainbleau, row.
ing, his Majesty's physicians having
recommended that form of taking exer-
else.
E-It's the last ostrich feather that
breaks the husbands back.
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nR. G. r. BONDS FRENCH PREVENTIVES.
II This article enables those whose health or
circumstances do not permit an increase of faml
ly, to regulate or limit the number of their on
spring without injurins the constitution. 1t is
the only safe and sure preventive against Preg-
nancy and Disease. The above article can be sent
by mall to any part of the United States or Canada
for 81.
THLY PILLS.-These Pills are the only medicine
married or single ladies can rely upon with safety
and certainty for the immediate removal OF OBJ
struc lions, Irregularities, &C. They should not
be used during Pregnancy. Price So per box
Each box cont aims az pills. Sent by mail.
The Doctor can be consulted on all diseases OF a
private nature. Scientific treatment, a quick cure
and moderate charge guaranteed FL.
GEO R. BOND, M d. once, corner of Grand
and Orchard sts., over the Shoe Store. Entrance,
IyvIonIo
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It is not work that kills men;
it is worry. Work is healthy; you can
hardly put more upon 3 man than he
can bear. Worry is rust upon the
blade. It is cot the revolution that de-
stroys the machinery, but the friction.
Fear secrstes acids. but love and trust
are sweet juices.
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E-A gentleman. wbose name and

ESA gentleman, whose name and
standing are known afar, not many years
ago devised to each of bis children sixty
thousand dollars. Within five years, one
of these, who was reduced to circumstan-
ces requiring assistance, said to a friend
who had extended to him some aid: "If
father had not left ne five dollars. and
made me a business man, it would have
been much better for me l"
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The Ashland Times and Negro
= ~ Equality.


The Times, although it published in
full the speech of TIMOTHY Monroe ad-
-vocating Negro Suffrage and Negro
Equality. and although it endorsed the
said MoNRoE as one of the most able
.aud eloquent men of the State, it yet
.claims to be opposed to the doctrines of
that speech.
If the Times ever had any positive
fviews upon this question, it appears to
have. abandeaed them, as is positions
now are altogether negative. We infer
from what it o says that the extent
of its principle is OPPOSITION TO THE
DEMocRAT1o PARTY,copposition to such
decisions of the Courts and measures of
4he Administration as interfere NTH the
citizenship and freedom Of the african,
in Kansas and elsewhere. Omitting the
personalities and misstatements, which,
in the opinion of that editor, constitute,
probably, the chief strength of his ar
ticle, it amounts to precisely what we
have above stated.
IF the Republican party be not in IA
vor of Negro Emancipation and Negro
Equality, then are all its pretensions up
on this subject hollow and absurd-"full
of sound and fury signifyiDg nothing"
We do not ibeaieve that the masses
among those who vote the Republican
ticket are in favor of this monstrous
doctrine. The OLDEST of those editors
who published Mr.. MoNRoE's speech
was, to prepare the hearts of their fol-
lowers ru-y4pathise with the Interior
schemes of the leaders. -
Ia The opposition to the Democratic
Party is a conglomeration of discordant
factions, without unity, nationality or
any common bond of ~1Nc1PL Hence,
Republicanism in Lorain county not
only teaches but practices the idea of
@ political and social equality of the
races thAnegros and whites sitfogeth-
or at the same table-commiDgle at tie
d social gathering and political landau
/ goT
Black spirits and white"
occupy the same seats at school-amal'
Qamate 10 marriage-and cooperate in
the propagation of all the pestiferoui
"isns'' that raise their hydra heads IN
dsmoniac hate of the Democractic par
ty.
But a few miles farther Sonth, Re-
ppblicanism assumes quite another phase
Here the love of the African is not SC
intense. Some of the leaders, perhaps
i1s would go as far as their colored friends
in Oberlin but the AMI and file would
not follow them,rand hence the pre-
sence of the Times that the Republicans
of this county regard the white man a.
having some rights and interests worthy
of preservation.
81 And thus it is the country over. Re
.dspublicanism in School District No. l il
In direct antagonism to Republieanisn
in the adjacent District No. 2. Th'
whole thing is a rafie-a humbug anc
> cheat. Their principles" are a mat
ter of merchandise, and hang abou
them aa.loosely as a hoped skirt arouut
% wire, This the leaders regard as
great oonyepiepce, as they can conn
down upon the voters with a chart o
principles adapted to the exigepeles Q
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/. SALE

VS.. 1ny Oom-
D.. Yarnell d others. mon rieas.
DY virtue of writ of Execution duly issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas, of Erie
county, dated June Sd, 1858, and to me de
rected, 1 will sell at. Public Auction, at the
House of Henry Brown, in the town of Loudon-
vile, Ashland county, on
Monday, the 26th, dag Of July, 1858,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M, and
four o'clock, p. M, of said day the following
described goods and chattles viz :-One black
mare, one sorrel mare ; one large platform
scale, and one turning lathe, irons, pulleys.
&c, taken and levied on as the property of
the above named defendants at the suit of the
above named plaintiffs. Terms of Sale, Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
July 7, 1858. n5ts-S3,00
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SEAyy
Cabinet and Chair Shop.
CHARLES F.. EPPLER,

HAVING permanently established himselfin the
Ii above business in Ashlard, VIII execute all
orders in every department OF his business, TO the
satisfaction OF those who may favor him with
their patronage. His goods are all manufactured
by himself, in the old and honest way, and ale
warranted TO rrove whatthey seem and what they
are recommended.
" Mare room and Shop in the building form
Iy Ow ned and occupied by j. Muserave-
Ashland, July Z, 1853. n5tf
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court

Sale OF Zeal Estate by Order OF Court.
the 9th day of August, A. D., 1858, be-
" tween the hours of ten o'clock, AN. and
three. o'clock, p. NJ, on the premises herein
after described, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the prop
ertY of John Breniser, deceased, to-wit:-
situate in the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, and being lots number three (3) and
four a. in the town of Miffiin. Terms of
Sale-one third cash in hand, one third in one
year and the residue in two years with interest
from the day of sale. Deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
REUBEN N. HERSHEY,
Admir- of John Breniser, decd.
FULTON d McCoMBs, Att'ys.
July Z. 1858. Avs
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NEW A.DV'TS.
A Good Farm for Sale.

- TWILL sell for cash Gssas.
s:: i or on credit to suit $500
iiit purchasers, the farm ly. S
~3 ing in Milton township, ~-
Ashland County, Ohio. formerly owned by
Andrew Burns, Sen, deceased. Said Farm
contains S8% acres, about 20 acres of which
is under cultivation, the balance is well tim
bered; there are several Springs of living wa
ter, and a good Orchard of choice fruit on said
Farm it is located within three miles of the
County Seat, in the midst of a healthy and
prosperous neighborhood. with excellent ia
~cilities as to roads, mills and markets ; An
UNDIsrUrED title will Ae-nade and peaceable
possession given. For particulars inquire of
Hugh Hurns. or b. S. Knapp, Ashland, Ohio,
or the subscriber in Mansfield, Ohio.
BARNABAS BURNS.
July IA, 1858. Cw6
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Tn Democracy Of Ashland county are re-
ouested to meet at their usual places of hold
ing elections, in each township, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August,
then and there to organize a Board composed
of two Judges and one Clerk, who will open
q 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 q Democrat, who, at the preceding election
voted the regularly nominated Democratic
Ticket-and except, also, that the officers con-
ducting the election, are bound by their HONOR
instead of their OATH to see that fairness and
Justice be faithfully maintained. The honor
ind success of the Democratic Party, which
are regarded by all who truly love their eoon'
try as paramount to all personal interests, rem
der it necessary hat the mest serOp0loos re'
gard should be Observed in securing the puri-
ty Of the balot-box.
The Judges and Clerk shall appoint one OF
their number to return the poll book to the
Board of Canvassers, Consisting of the Re
turn Judges and the Central Committee,) to
be held on Monday, August 80, 1855. at one
o'clock, P. n. of said day, at the Court House
an 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 number of votes for the same
Office asmajority of the Board of Canvassers
shall decide which shall be the nominee.
Tbacardidate tn he voted for are. one Com
missioner, one Infrmary Director, a County,
Auditor, q County Treasurer, a Prosecuting
Attorney, a County Recorder and a County
Surveyor, and-in each of the several Town
ships a candidate for District Assessor.
The Committee suggest that every good
Democrat in the County be present at the Pri-
mary Meetings and contribute his aid in main-
tanning that organisation which is SO essential
ito success.
The Polls win beopened in each Township
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, and closed at 6 o'clock
p. NJ.
II. s. KNAPP,
T. j. KENNY,
j. ALBERSON,
JOHN VAN NEST,
R. N. HERSHEY,
JOHN s. WHITE,
~ WIN. COWAN,
ROSWELL WESTON
j. WYCOFF,
~ Democratic Central Committee.
July 9, 1858.
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ESTATE OF G. S. DULIN.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrators of the Estate OF
G. S..Dulin, late of Ashland county, Ohio.
deceased. j. D. STUBBS
July IA, 1858. 3w6
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Iand warrent Lost

hand Warrant Lost.
NOTICE is hereby given that an appl1ca-
tion will be to the Commissioner of
76,393 for i6O acres in the name of George
Slusser. Said Land Warrant was lost or mis-
laid by or ..~feloniously distracted from the
possession of John G. Taylor, agent for ap pill
cant. on the night ofthe 2lst day of December,
1857, in the tow of Ashland Ashland county,
Ohio. GEORGE SLUSSER.
July ID, 1858. 6w6
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Basaets Baskets !!

Just openings new lot of Ladies' Fine
= Baskets, by CLARK & POTTER,
20 Successors to w 81 H Potter.
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Land Warrant Lost.

2GG11o wv GDLA &LLLC AoS Is
NOTICE is hereby given hat an applica-
IN ton will be made to the COMMISSIONS
o DIMENSIONS for a duplicate of Land Warrant
No. 81 ,235 for 120 acres in the name of Agnes
Miller, widow of Henry Miller, deceased
Said Land Warrant was lost or mislaid by or
feloniously distracted from the possession of
John c. Taylor, agent for applicant on the
night ofthe 2lst December, 1857, in the town
of Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio.
July IA, ~IS5S.-6w6 AGNES MILLER.
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For the Little Folks

HANDIES ofallkinds and ofthe best qu"'n,,
" ty, to be found at the Book 81 Drno
Store of CLARK d rroTPER
80 Success - u exits
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Gke 9sBlana Clinton.
ASHLAND:
Wednesday, go July IA, 1888.
Democratic Primary Elections.

The Democracy Of Ashland county are re-
quested to meet at their usual places OF hold
ing elections, in each township, on
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BETTER PRICES

than they can obtain by any other method, and
you'd, we trust, become permanent friends of the
enterprise, 1t this House tie
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-22
Horrible Outrage.

Information reached here on Saturday of
the strangling and killing of Chinawoman
near Diamondville. by man known as Coon
Garner. The unfortunate woman was living
in Chinese house Of prostitution situated
between Diamondville and Brotherton's
store. On Friday evening. Garner accom-
panied by q partner of his, went to this
house, and after an Intellectual attempt on
the part Of Garner to induce the deceased to
60 with him to one of the bedrooms. he
took her by force into the room, and in
forcing her to crafty his desires, choked her
so severely that she died before he left tho
room. We give these particulars rs stated
to us by a gentleman who learned them from
the driver of the Diamondvlle stage. Gar
ner is an old resident of Butte county, and
is known as ga horse man" Lattcrly, how
ever. he has been engaged in mining on the
creek near Brotherton's store. We believe
he has not been arrested. The affair caused
much excitement among the miners about
Diamondvile.
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Nyg's RANcHERos,-The California Ear.
press man gives vent in last Saturdays issue
Of that paper, to q vehement expression Of
virtuous indignation" because the Record
called the jewellers at the mouth of the Yu.
ba, "Nye's Rancheros', and after con.iguing
us to the tender mercies Of the Bangorites
and acknowledging that our great big senior
is too betty for him, "allows" that he can
hornswogglo the junior Teller Of this con.
Germ. Now said junior Stays the fiattery to
his unctionsour'as misquOter Of W. 8. up
here has il. that he can "walk the log" Of
airy "Injun Chief that ever left the confines
Of Arkansas, and IL the Ranchero champion
don't believe it, let him GROSS the Honcut and
dare us to knock chip of his shoulder. He
would 60 back to the Ranch wiped out dryer
than shotgun. We wish he would come
we haven't damned an editor in q week, and
are "spilin for muss''.
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We are indebted to the attention Of the
Member Of Assembly from Butte, Hon.
James Kitchens, for copy Of bill intro
duced by Mr.. Ravens. proposing amend.
ments to the judicial department Of the
State Constitution. The present judiciary
system Of California is one Of the most OK.
pensive and cumbrous to be found in the
Uuion. It system that has been rejected
in many Of the older States. after fair
and impartial trial, and it must in time be
discarded here It appears to have been
formed for the purpose Of creating o r.
ccs "for the Million" and could the ex.
pense it entails upon the tax paying CON-
munity Of the State, be fairly exhibited to
them, 1t would be condemned in manner 80
decisive as to insure it's repeal at once. A
faint idea Of its workings may be formed
fromlthe huge Indebtedness Of every county
in the State, notwithstanding the enormous
amount Of taxes annually levied and collect
ed. From this there is no escape--there
can be none-until radical change shall
be effected. This bill proposes an amend
ment which has always appeared to US to be
one justly demanded by the spirit and in
tclligence Of our people. 1t abolishes the
County Court, and Court Of Sessions, and
vests the judicial power of the State in Su.
preme Court, in District Courts, and in JUS
tees Of the Peace, at the same time giving
the Legislature power to establish municipal
and other. inferior courts. This, has long
been our notion Of q properly constructed
judiciary system, and it is believed to be
much more economical than our present
system, and one, properly arranged, that
would meet the wants of community.
The election Of a Probate Judge, to be
paid by the fees Of his office, would dispense
with Public Administrator, and simplify
the process of settling Estates. SO that some.
thing might DO saved to the heirs Of the
larger and solvent ones at least,
This is our idea of correct, economical
and plain judiciary system, and it is one
that we should be glad to see adopted in this
State, in the manner proposed by Mr.. Ha.
ven's bill. But 1t Is a contamination that
will hardly be attained, until the people
shall take the mattor in hand, and elect
legislature to carry out their wishes.