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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
SHERIRR,S SALE

HaHN III ~ ALr -
Alfred Corts. In Partition in Ash
Va land County Com,
DURSUANT to the command of IN. Order
Il of sale on Partition. duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland eoun-
|ty, dated the 18th day of October, 1858, and
to me directed, / will sell at Public Auction.
on the premises. on
Monday. che 2eth dag Of November.
1858, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. M.
and four o'clock. p. M, Of said day. the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, TO wit:
beginning Mt the corner and northwestern
point of section thirty-fye, u.s., Township
twenty four l24) and Range seventeen (17) Of
the lands directed to be sold at Canton thence
along the line of said section, south one hun
bred and sixty perchcs /; thence through said
section east eighty-fve {e5) perchcs thence
through the northwest quarter of said section
north one. hundred and sixty (l6o) Perches /;
thence along the line Of said section west
eighty-fve (65) perches to the place of be-
ginning-containing eighty.fve acres, sreserv.
ing and excepting from the said eighty five
acres, five acres heretofore sold to Samuel
Stein. situate in said county of Ashland Ohio,
and subject to dover estate, assigned to Lydia
Corts, widow Of Lewis Corts. deceased,--
Terms OF Sale. one third OF the purchase mo-
ney cash in hand on the day of Sale. one third
in one year. and the residue in two years from
day Of sale. deferred payments to be secured
BY mortgage Oh the premises. Appraised at
$1,000.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Oct. q. 1858. ~2its-pfS6.66
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{ New York Market.

NEW xokkf Nov ~.
FLOUR-The market is 10 cents
better. Sales of 1000 bbls at $40
E@4,l5 for unsound; s4530@s4.6o sup.
State; s4,75@5, 90 extra state; s4,75@
IS 90 commoneto fair extra western; So
F30@S5, SO for shipping brands aextra
round hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour shade
better. Sales 400 bbls at SIS, oo@s6 90
for extras.
RYE FLouRAouiot aud unchang-
ed. It'd .1
WHEAT-Has advanced I cent
10000 bu at $i,26@E2e white
Canadian. 2
CORN-Dull. Sales Ii, 600 Blu at
I74@76 mixed western.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
-OATS--Dull At 4s@53 State, wes'n
and Canadian.
PORK-Quiet but firm at sly, SO for
mess; 90 for prime.
BEEF-DulI and heavy. SEE . Sat
BAGON-Unchapged. ds2asf . 6a
DRESSED HOGS--Selliug at z.
CUT MEATS-Dull and nominal.
LARD-Quiet but steady at lo3@
II.
BUTTER--Rules firm at i3@iS for
Ohio, 1922 state. R A s8a -
CHEESE--Steadygat R@z4c.
sWHISKY-:Held at 223@23, with
buyers at S24.
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EFFEcTs OF ONE OF H "IsMs" IN
HAHcocK CouNrY.-We learn from the
Fiudlay Courier that q g:eat loss OF
farm property BY Gre occurred in Aman,
ia township. Ia thar county. on the 25th
plt. An.inssne woman named Pratt,
wife of Erastus Pratt, of that town
ship, Fred the barn of her brother.in-
law, Lowman Pratt, which, together
with it's contents, consisting of $50 bush
els of wheat and oats. seven pairs of har-
ness, saddles, farming utensils, 60, were
entirely consumed. The barn was 80
by 80 feet in size, nearly new, aud built
in the best names. Loss, 81. 500-in-
surance $500. Mrs. Pratt then went
about a mile westward to the residence
of Adam Myers whose barn-36 by 60
feet in size-she fred, which was also
entirely consumed With about 100 BUSH
els of wheat, four tons of hay, a guam
tity of oats, &c, value at $500 or $500,
on which there was no insurance. The
crazy creature next applied the torch to
Mr. Cary's barn, by lighting the match
es aud with straw aud shingles created
fame and placedi it into the barn through
a crack of the door. The fire was dis
covered before il made much Roadway,
aud was extingdts6ed, doing but little
damage.
By this time the whole neighborhood
was aroused. Mr.. Peter Walter, on 60
ing out of doors, discovered Mrs. Pratt
to fire bis smoke. house. He
her off on a keen run, she entire
y distancing him in the chase.
instant pursuit was row made by
persons, and on reaching the
residence of Mr.. Howard, they found
he ~incendiary, and secured her. She
old them that it was her intention 10
ave fred every barn along the road
Lowman Pratt's to her fathers, a
distance of one mile, and then to burn
Ter fathers house. She said that the
pirits bad told her that she must burn
he property. aud hat she coald not
revent herse f from doing SO.
The Courier says that Mrs. Pratt is
ne mother of an Interesting family of
hildren, and previous to her insanity
as an exemplary woman.
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New MusIc-We are Indebted tc
HoRAcE WATERs, No. 3s3, Broadway
New York, for the popular piece oil
music entitled "THE ANGELS roLD ME
~sos-words by Rev Sidney Dyer; mu
sic by Horace Waters, arranged as a
song, or duet and chorus Price 25 cts
The New York Evening Express says:
"a very pleasant pisse for family sing
ing, entitled. The Angels told me SO,
has been published by Horace Waters,
$50 Broadway. composed by himself, to
words By Rev. Sidney Dyer, founded
on an Interesting event, which actually
occurred near this city: A little boy
of six, having q brother Of eigh., lying
sick unto death, imbibed an impression
that his brother would come back to
him after death ON seeing the corpse,
he exclaimed, knew Allie would
come back again; the Angels told me
81 It is arranged for either a song
or duet and chorus, and is of that sim
pie. yet spirited and pleasing character,
that web aecords with the popular taste"
"Itis q simple aud touching song, just
the Thing for the family circle."-N Y.
Evening Post.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

Aiphonso Benton, Aalasr 4 ,sS5es i
De BOMB MON of the estate In Ashland
Of Abel Brown. decd. SCountyCompon
VS.. Piess.
Benjamin l.. Fulton q wife. .oo B
DY virtue Of q I'd Pleuries Orderof Sale OF
ID m~ortgaged premises. duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas, and dated the
25th day of October, 1855. and 70 me directed
/ will sell at Public Auction, attn door Of the
Court House in said county ION .siz;
Saturday, the 27th dayef November.
1883. between the hours-of ten o'clock, A. NJ,
and four o'clock. p. NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tsnements, to. wit
Lying and being in the Township Of Troy.
County Of Ashland, and State Of Ohio; bound
ed and described as Acknowledging a part of
lot number thiyty-three 1881 Of Durand's sur
vey. and bounded and described as follows : :
on the north by lands of Goodwin Evans, east
by lands of William Walker, Rayman and
North. south by the center of the highway and
Seth Close. and west by the lands of Seth
Close and Martin billiard, being known as
part of village lots number 4 IS, s and 2. Of
Evans plat of the village of Troy, and being
the same property. that the said B.L. FULTON.
now occupies. Appraised at S-. Terms
.fstso JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Oct. "a, 1858. n2lts- pfS6 .66
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The Three Lost Districts

In 1856, the Democracy of 0hio
elected but one Congressman by a ma.
jority of al the votes polled at the
election of that year. In 1858 they
have elected SIR Congressman on I
square fight against the united opposi
ton, polling a majority of votes ove,
their combined strength. Besides these
six districts, we have barely failed to
carry three others-making nins dis,
tricts in all, instead of one as was the case
in 1856. The majorities in the ooun-
ties comprising the three lost districts,
are given below. In each of these dis
tricts, the Democratic State ticket re.
ceived a majority of the votes, amount.
ing in the aggregate to little if anything
less than q round thousand.-Nttoarkl
Adyocdte.
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Decision

The following decision has been giveI
in the United States District Court
Judge WILLsoN-presiding:
Oramel Griffin VS.. The Clinton Line
Extension Railroad Company, and 9th
ers. In Chancery.
This was a creditors bill against the
Clinton Line Extension Railroad Com.
psny, aud the subscribers to its stock
The bill set forth a judgment against the
company, the issuing of an execution,
and the return, showing that the Com
pany had no property subject TO levy,
and stating further that the other defen-
dants had subscribed to the capital stock
of the Company and had not paid in, as
required by Las. The bill prayed for
an account between the Company and
stockholders, AID for a decree against
the stockholders for the amount due'from
them to the Company, and that it be ap-
piled On the complainants Judgment
The Company made no defence. Two
of the stockholders answered, setting up
that the Company hasn no legal existence,
for the reason that the certificate Of in
corporation under which said Company
was attempted to be organized had no
seals attached to the signatures of the
incorporators as required by section 2 of
the act to provide for the creation and
of incorporated companies in
the State of Ohio. Swans Statute p.
1917 "a
The Court held the objection was we'll
The decision 10 fact says that
the Company has no legal existence
The bill was dismissed.
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CONSERVATIVES The advertiser
l. having been restored to health in a few
weeks. by a very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years with . severe LUSe Az
FICTION, and that dread disease, Consumption.
is ANXIOUS to make known to his fellow suf-
ferers the means of cure. To all who desire
it he will send o copy of the prescription used
frREE OF c~HAReE,) with directions for prepaT
ing and using the same, which they will find
a sare Cure for C-oSsuMPTroS. AsrnMA, BRos-
cH1rIs. &C.. The only object Of the advertiser
in sending the prescription is TO benefit the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer viii try
may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription will Plecse address. 159
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
h v.45s Williamsburg. Long Island
h Oct. ~. 1883: antI-nd 49, m2l
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nscefpt. on subscriptIon.
s~Thr Courry sarE bias been r,

EThE GouNTY SAFE has been re
ceiyed aud duly installed in the Treas
urer'sofice. and placed under the cnarge
of The HLeftenaDt." It's weight is three
thousand three hundred and fifty pounds;
and cost S675. The patentce and man.
;ufaciurer is sc. HERRING New York.
The tafe is secured by the Patent Locl
of LINUS YALE, Jr., and is considered
to be burglar proof Il was the DOLLY
lock that ever lraf1ed the renowned
cHoBBs, at the Worlds Exhibition, Lon
don. The Leftenant assures US that
the Safe is proof against FIRE and thieves
land from his judgement noe are /" one
of 'em" as what doesn't appeal.
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g issa A L

Richard billiard. ct al In Ashland Count,
John Reading q wife. Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the Command Of q Pleu.
Il RUS Order Of Sale Of mortgaeed preini.
ses. duly issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Ashland county. dated the 25th day
of October. 1858. aud to me directed. l will
sell at Public Auction, at the door Of the
Court House in said county, on
Saturday, the 27M dag Of -Soscm5er.
1855. the following described landsaud tene-
Inents, situate in Ashland county, and being
q part Of the west half of the southeast quar-.
ter of sectionten township twenty-one. Range
sixteen, Virginia Military School lands, nnd
more particularly described, by commencing
on the north line of said quarter section al
the east side Of the road leading from Hayes
vile to Ashland thence running west forty
rods along said north line; thence south eighty
rods along The west line of said quarter
thence west parallel with said north line for
ty-six rods to the west side Of the above named
road thence eighteen rods b cat to the
place Of beginning-containing four and 1872
l69 acres Of land in sand county Of Ashland
an6 State of Ohio. APpraised ASSOC.
Terms Of Sale-Cash
JOHN ). HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Oct. 81, 1883. ac7sz ne1ts-pf$6.6B I.
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--Ths Minnie Rifle has prove,

EEThe Minnie Rifle has proved
terribly destructive in the late fights
with the Indians in Oregon and Texas.
Our soldiers can Ere at the Indians at
such a distance as to be eptirsly safe.-
Unless the Indians learn the use of the
Minnie rife, they will be exterminated
by it. Cal. Wright says, in a late lot
ter to the Secretary of War. giving an
account of recent engagements with the
Oregon Indians: sThe men fired at the
gallant red rascals as they would have
fred at targets, and the movements du-
ring the action were as orderly as on 3
field day. The enemy has lost courage,
hut he may change his. tactics
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. RoBAcxs TaEonYs AND Paxcr1cEs-Ii
would seem that DR.. Robsck's Scandinavian
Remedies" havetaken the highest rank among
the standard medicines of the day. His
theory is, that in whatever organ disease may
show itself, its roots are in theblood. Hence
his famous Swedish euratives. the Blood
Purifier and the Blood Pills are designed to
act specifically upon the sanguineous fluid
One thing cannot be disputed, they produce
most salutary effects even in apparently hope.
less cases. individuals who have suffered
for years from dyspepsia. scrofula, eruptions
of the skin. bronchitis, asthma. general pros.
t~ration, lfvercomplaint. Rheumatism neural
gia, and many other distressing maladies, re-
port themselves, over their own signatures.
as radically cured by a course of these RENE
dies. The claims Of DR.. Roback's advertise-
are therefore supported by competent
proof. See Advertisement. $50 4w23
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Melancholy OccuRREacE -About
rundown, on Thursday last, James Steel
shot his brother William, with q pistol,
1t ROCKVILLE, Tenn, the ball entering
the temple near the eye, which caused
his death in . very short time. The
ue61rrencs was purely accidental the
pistoi going of in ihe' yard of their
mothers dwelling, = widow lady, who
mainly depended upon these boys for
her support. The one is 10, the other
20 OF ri years Of age. A warning this,
10 boys snd young men not to tamper
With firearms in this careless manner.
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sHERIFF's SALE

=
Aicha.. France, II Partiuoh n Ashisaa
Christian urvvs county Gonznsn p1sas-
DURSuANT to the command 81 a Dftsr
Il Of Sale On Partition, 7 Hif ell 81 fubiie
Auction Oh the premises, on
Thursday, ne fsM dry D Nssshs~.
a. D., Ie58. between The hours II ten osclock.
A. d. and four o'clock. r H.. q aid a..
the following described landl and teaen11in.
to-wit:-Being part Of the snst-hnlf q he
southwest quartsr Of sectisn no. Ipnpetip
tweDty-four l24i . Range ~fpyent<en iii;
containing ablut one acre md haif. and 6oi6l
the same lot or parcel 81 lahd o. Whioh rs
dwelling house formerly owned ~ JeooA
Grove and Christian Grove is sstlaEsd. and
the Steam Sawfniii. togethsr vita ~ ths
privileges and alPqrtsnances the1eto belong
ing. situate in said county Of AShiand Ohio.
Terms Of Saie-one third Of de p4rfhaso
money cash in haad on the dAy q sails. oas
third in one year. and the residue in two years
frcm the daT Of saias Deferred p~ay1prpiss I.
be secured by norfg9ge On the premises
Appraised at 1900
JOHN J.aHooTMkN. SHERIFF
Oct. 90, 1855. -sbis az q n20u.pf4s 90
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Mary sicMiihA

May siehiiie u rartitise
va in Aeh11nH
DoEsuANT totbvesnnss3 $500
u Sale ~ Partition. driT isf1e1 fren
DE Court of ooma.e1 Pieas ~ 4a1lspd coua
~, dated the 18th ds5 Or oetob<r .it65 J~in
ssli st Public Auction. on the premises -
Tuesday. shs 2sd days q Norem6sz
A. D.. 1858 the foiioai1k dSsmits11lhd anz
tenenenfs; to.wft:@The noAks1afEnNastff n
section onefI,5 T6sFnetfpf4enf .ttna tRsN
Of Range seventeen III c~poiaiuing about
one hundred aud skvtntyt ecr<e more VI 1eue.
situate N thessaid csqsfy & Ashissd eed
Terms Of sale-ons th;rd q fafsh.ss
SIno,sey cssh IN land 6nfl8d1y ~ 81, Go
third in, uie year, azsd Ens1l1idGx a fwo Fena1
from the day If Said. Defbrrud paymenis -
De sseuredsy .aersE.fs sn he psszsissss
JOHN HooTMAx. sk<sia
. Oct. 20. 1855. u1ot-fz160oI
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%sHERIFF,s SALE.

'onss s''0sF, In Ashland County
chrI sdss M Myers and Common Pleas
DURsUANT to the command of an ordert g
L sell mortgaeed premises. duly issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland
county, dated the 25th day of October, 1858,
and TO me directed, / will sell at Public Auc-
ton, ut the door of the Court House in sad
county. on 5a3
Saturday, the 27M day Of Novena5er,
and four o'clock. PM, of said day the fol,
lowing described lands and tenements. to- wit:
situate in County of Ashland, and State
of Ohio and being o part o., the northeast
quarter of section eighteen, Township tweu-
ty-two, of Range sixteen-comneacing ut q
pest on, the west line of the Ashland and
Mansfield road near the creek thence north
7lM deg. west l60 Feet to post thence north
2351SS deg. east 100 feet to post, on the north
bank of the creek ; thence south 7l12 d,grees
east $50 ftet TO q post, on the west side of the
Ashland and Mansfield road thence south
23M degrees west 100 feet to the place of be-
ginning-containing 10 rods of land more or
less also another piece Of land in the above
described section aud quarter, &c.,-begining
at point where the first above described
piece (begins); thence south 23x degrees west
q cross the creek sc feet ; thence westerly i63
feet to the south west corner of the first de-
scribed lands ; thence south 7lH degrees east
I60 feet to the place of beginning-contain-
ing 10 rods of land more or less, meaning the
same land which E. N. Gates aud life con-
veyed to said Christian Myers, by deed dated
the 18th day of August. AID ,lSS4. -
Appraised at $500. Terms of Ssle-Cash.
JOHN J.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Oct. 81, 1858. n2lts-pf$s.34
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BRu1N IN A SHEEP FoLp.-In Ess,
Corinth, Me, Oh Sunday week, just as
the people were going to church, the
alarm vas given that a bear was making
free with a neighbor's sheep fold. Leav.
ing the women in the care of the deacon
said old men, we supposc-the males
of the three denominations of churches
went 10 pursuit of bruin, and after q
chase and hard struggle, succeeded in
despatching him. The 'varmiut' weigh.
ed over two hundred pounds.
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Kansas! Kansas!

to oppression-who desire to see right tri-
umph over wrong. are earnestly invited to call
at the Saloon Of the subscriber. in the base-
mentof the .Sampsci House. and evince by
their Patropage. that they are honest in their
professions, and believe one man to be as
good as;another. Shaving done easier than
the brokers, and hair clipped in a style that
would put to blush the tousorial skill Of a
Deliah. Let the unbeligyer come and see If
one half has yet been told him, -
!. GEORGE DORSEY
Ashland, March ea. 1855. zssf :,
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Speaking Ont.

Frederick Douglass, the colored abb
olitionist, is lecturipg in Illinois. At
Moline, he is reported as having said:
why don't you Republicans come
out and fight under your true eolors?-
Why are you afraid to show yourselves
to be what your are? You are aboli.
%tionists IN principle, every one of you.
Why then do you take so much pains to
deny the fact?, 9
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SERIOUS AccIDxNr.-The friends of
Senator Seward will regret to hear that
early or Saturday morning he was sud-
denly and without an hours warning,
nominated for the Presidency, by Gen.
Webb of the Courier and Enquirer.
His recovery is doubtful, though when
last heard from be was quito as vel. as
could be expected.-M Y. Times.
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INDIANA DIvoncEs.-The process oil
knocking off the chains that bind unwill.
ing hearts in Indiana is prospecting anna
zingly. Ten divorce cases are now on
the docket 1t the Vigo Circuit Court at
the next term. Tippecanoe county has
docketed seventeen.-Ezchange.
Marion county has seventy-two on her
docket, and We doubt if there is a single
county in the State that has less than
four or five. At this 'present speaking"
we think we shall guess near the mark if
we say there are about one thousand
now sued for in this State, of which four
iftbs, at least, are demanded by residents
of other States.-Inai0napolis Journal
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.~aSHERIFR,S SALE.

william vantiIberg and
Harriet f~antilberg. IN FartifiSn IA
vs.. Ashland . .ctm-
James s.arritt; sarsh mon Plsss.
DURSUANT tothe eonn,4nA q IN Order
L Of Sale on Partition, duly Issued from he
Court of Common Pleas Of Ashland Con1ly.
dated the 18th day Of October. A. D. letb.
and to me detected. ] VIII cell &C Pebble Ape-
ton on the premises, on
Monday, lie cd day q N~ogrn5eS
"A. D 1858. between Tie hobfs a. ten deicSh.
4. NJ, and four O'Clock. r. H.. - aid asy.
the following described Real Katlte. 4oswits-
situate in the County Of Ashland and Stafs u
Ohio. and being the eastshalf nf the acnkh-
west quarter Of section four f4.I1own6hip
res, and Rangs se5fnt<e1 f17I:
containing eighty acres fh1re 81 lsfa Grbiecs
TO dover estate Of said Nancy 2t1rfti. w1d6w
vt John Starritt. deceased. Terms u Enls.
third Of the purchase money eash3n hanA
on the day of sale one third ID be8E1fslh
residue in twoyears frsm the day Of sale. De-
ferred payments 10 be secured By 1fDElf1EB
on the premises. Appraised At 3~lebo7fnb-
iect 70 said dover estate
se sJoHN j. H0oTMAH, sEfrik.
Oct. 90. 1858. 20fa-p116 So
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NOTICE.
sanh wach.el,
Petition for Divorce.

Henry waehtsi.
THE above named Henry Wachtel. Ia here
u by notified that Sarah Wnchtel did on
the 91d day of 0etober. AID. 1855. file her
Petition in the Office OF the Clerk Of tho Court
Of Comnon Plea, within &1d fpz the County
Of Ashland. and State Of Ohio, charging the
said Henry Wschtel with Being viilfuiIy alb
sent from the said Sarah Wkebtel for more
than three years last past, without any cause
or jpstiGcatiop therefor on the part Of said
Plaintif, and asking that she maybe divorced
from the :aid Henry Waehts..' which petition
Court. Dated ibis 25th day Of October. A.
d, 8 Io fEs5& ed 81 Tga bHE
f = as Bi THoS.J KENNY,
b nesf{a - Atty for PIE.
Oct. 81, 1864. 6w2I