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BY AUTHORITY.
Of the United States
GPuBLIc-No. 21.1

AN ACT making appropriations for the support
of the Military Academy for The year endlng the
thirtieth of June. eighteen hundred and hity-
zine.
BE it enacted On the Senate and HoHse of Repre-.
senfatiues of the United States of America in Con-
grcss assembled, That the follow ing sums be, and
ey in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, FOR
the support of the Military Academy for the year
ending the thirtieth OF June. eighteen hundred and
ffty-nine: =
For the pay of officers, instructors. cadets and
musicians, one hundred and twelve Thousand
eight hundred and six dollars4~
For Communication of subsistence thfeethousand
and ~sixty-six dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses as fol-
lows: repairs and improvements, fuel and appa-
printing, clerks, miscellaneous and lncldentale X-
penses, and departments OF instruction, thirty
five thousand six hundred and. ten dollars
For graduslincreasc and expense OF library, one
thousand dollars.
thousand dollars.
thousand six hundred and forty dollars,
For Supplying horses for cavalry and artillery
practice, one thousand dollars.
For barracks for dragon detachment, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For barracks for artillery detachment, six thou
sand five hundred dollars,
For purchase of Il bell, and mounting the same
with a clock on one of the public buildings, four
hundred aud fifty dollars.
For models for the department of cavalry, two
hundre,i and fifty dollals.
For extension of water pipes and increase ofre-
servoir, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise,
one hundred nd fifty dollals.
For gas pipes and retorts, extension OF Caoets
mess hall, academic hall, and other pubic build
ings, two thousand five hundred dollars.
Far stables for dragoOn and artillery horses, TWO
thousand four hundred and sixty eight dollars.
May IL, 1888 Approved,
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.sogIe,, sherman.

Mr.. SHERMAN, the Republican NJ. @.
from our neighboring District of Rich
land, appears to be counting IN Ogle no
We do not believe he will be
as successful as his exemplar. When he
gets through, we will undertake to show
by al analysis of the votes, that most of
the expenditures of the Federal Govern
ment that can be classed as e~xtravagant
or unconstitutional, have found their
champions in the Republican party, and
among those who have recently slough
ed off from the Democratic party. The
old JACKSON and BUCHANAN Democracy
have ever been in favor of aplain, simple
and economical government" protect
ing all, and granting favors to none y
and whenever the Democratic party have
been bafaed in their efforts to secure
such a Government, it has been by the
coalition of external foes with a few trail
tors to principle within.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Crawford County
Cannon Pleas.

Hilliard Hayes d Co., In Crawford County
Aaron Yarnell, ct al. Common Pleas
10y virtue of a third Vendi Exponas, duly
ID issued from tie Court of Common Pleas,
of Crawford county. dated the Sd day of June.
1858, and to me directed. 1 will sell at Public
Auction, at the house of Henry Brown, in the
town of Loudonville, Ashland county on
Wednesday,, the 3Oth day@ June. 1858,
between the hours of ten O'Clock. A. NJ, and
four O'clock. P. NJ. of said day, the following
described goods and chattles. to-wit:-two
gray horses; two gray mares; one buggy; two
two horse wagons; one yoke of work oxen
three head of young cattle; four sets of har,
ness; one gold watch, and one bay mare, and
one buggy-levied on and taken as the prop
erty of the above defendants at the suit of the
above plaintiffs. Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN j.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
June Is, 1858. p2~ts-pf$3500
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IPUBLIc-No. 25.]

AN ACT To amend the act entitled IAN act to as
certain AMI settle the private land claims IN the
State of Califor MIA" passed March thllu, elsh-
teen hundred and ~ffty-one.
Re it, enacted 6v the Senate and Houseo of RcPresen'
,atires of the Un:ted States Of america IN Congress
ass embed, That in cases pending IN me ulstilet
courts of the United States in California, OF ap'
neal from the decree of the commlssloners 10 as
certain and settle the private land Claims IN ~
State of California, under The act oil Cohsless, pass
ed March third, eighteen hundred and hity-one, IL
either party shall desire to examine any Wlthess
residing in any other district within saiu otate.oI
shall reauire The production of any paper, wIitten
instrumeat, book or document supposed 70 De IN
the possession or power of a witness resioihs L
another district. the court wherein ~ Sase 70
nending. or anyjudge thereof, hetng satlsned oy az
6davit or otherwise OF the materlallty OF u
witness. or of the production OF such paper. VIII
ten instrument, book ordocument sequence Oh
The case. may order tho clerk of said court TO Is
sue a Subpoena, OF a subpoena dHees teeHm LOT suth
witness and for such paper, written lhtfuHieht,
hook or document; which subpoena duces lecum
snail run into any other district in said state, ana
be served by: the marshal of either district as the
court or Ju 'ge may direct: And the court OF
fudge ordering said wit shall have power 10 en-
force obedience to said process, and PUNISH dlso,
bedienCe by attachment, and in Ike mannefas u
said witness resided within Il district where the
cause may be pending ana all attachment ts ana
process necessary to enforce the obediehCe OF pun
ish disobedience to the aforesaid wrlts oil suopoe,
ma and subpoena duces tecum may be served enu
executed by the Marshal of either district as tne
Court or Judge may diTect: PROVIDED, ihaI
n witness attending the Court under a subpoena Is
sued under the provisions of This act in q DISTRICT
the sane fees for attic ndance as are allowed by the
la WI of the State of California to witnesses IN SIM
May II, 1853. Approved.
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Wall Paper, Borders, Curtains,
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Richard HiDiard, ct al. In Ashland Com
Jobn Readine and wife. mon Pleas
DURSUANT to the command of an alias
j. Order of Sale, duly issued from the Court
of Common Pleas, of Ashland county, dated
the 18th day of June. 1858, 1 will sell at Pub
lie Auction, at the door of the Court House,
in Ashland county, on
Saturday, the 17th dag Of July, 1858,
the following described lands and tenements,
situate in Ashland county, and being a part
of the west-half of the southeast quarter OF
section ten, Township twenty one. Range six,
teen, Virginia Military School Lands, and
m, re particularly described by commencing
at the north line of said quarter section at the
east side of the road leading from Hayesvilie
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 forty-slx
rods to the west side of the above named road:
THENCE eighteen rods north west to the place OF
misunderstanding four and l52-16O acres
in said county of Ashland and State OF Ohio
Appraised at $3.50. Terms of Sale--Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
June I6, 1858. n2tspf$5,oO
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, June I0.-Oficial in
formation has been received from Gov.
Cumming of his arrival az Salt Lake
CITY and of a favorable reception there.
Brigham Young formally delivered
to him all authority, and counselled the
people to obedience. There was not
the slightest demonstration of hostility.
Brigham and the prominent Mormons
were to have lie t Salt Lake OIL Tuesday
last.
The various Mormon Settlements were
broken up and the inhabitants were NOV
ing south or in the direction of Sonora
The scene is represented to have been
most distressing and mournful, as the
men, women and children, poorly clad
and lily provided for, accomplishing,
took their departure from the territory.
A message was received in the House
of Representatives to-day from the Pres
ideut enclosing a copy of a dispatch
from Gov. Cumming dated May I'd, and
received at the State Department yes
terday. FROM this tho President says
there il reason to believe that our diff
culties with Utah have terminated, and
that the laws are restored.
He congratulates Congress on this
suspicious event, expressed the opinion
that there will be no occasion to make
the appropriation for the three regiments
of volunteers recently authorized for
uuelIing the disturbances in Utah and
for the protection of the emigrant trains
and supplies and says that Texas can be
defended by the regular troops now
within her limits.
The President is more gratiied be-
cause the events in Utah will offer some
relief to the Treaty and not require a
loan and additional taxation of the
people.
TIE dis atch states that some of the
Mormons are yet in arms and speaks OF
the mischief they are capable of render,
ing as guerillas. The way for the emf
grants for the Pacific was open. Gov
Cummings would leave for the South on
the Sd. He says that he will restrain
all the proceedings of the military fol-
the present, and until he shall receive
additional news from the President.
Senators Gwin and Wilson this even
ing, caused profound establishment.
Mr.. Wilson was speaking of the way
the Government was plundered in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Gwin intimated that Mr.. Wilson
talked like a 6emagogue.
Mr.. Wilson replied that he would
rather be a demagouge than a thief
meaning to apply the term thief to the
plunderers of Government in California
Mr.. Gwin asked for an explanation.
Mr. Wilson said he had none to give
Upon which Mr.. Gwin said he was g
calumniator, liar and coward.
There the colloquy ended.
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SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT
John Oglan, a youth of about fifteen
years of age, was walking upon the Lit
tie Miami Railroad track Friday night,
when, being drowsy, he lay down and
fell asleep. He says from that time
until ten the next morning, he knew
nothing; but GU awakening and recov-
eriug his senses, he found himself ly-
ing abont thirty feet from the road, a
sense Of stiffness and numbness in his
limbs aud his collar bone broken. The
cars passed about nine the previous
evening, and Oglan had been thrown of
by the COW catcher, with no other dam
age than that mentioned. Oglan was
taken to the Commercial Hospital'Sat,
urday morning, where he is slowly re
covering from his injuries Cincinnati
Commercial.
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Practical AmaIgamation.

We learn from the Mt. Vernon Ban
aer that VIM. H. Cochran, Esq, editor
of the Mt. Vernon republican, as JUS
tice of the Peace, one day last week join
ed in the holy bonds of m%atrimony a ne
gro and a white woman. Is this indeed
carrying out Republican principles?-
Surely, there are thousands of men IN
Ohio who have been voting with the Re-
publicans, whose sense of decency will
revolt at such degeneracy and prostitu-
ton.
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THE hSHhhND UNION.
Florida Regulators-Five Men
Hung and two Women Whipped.

8 1OIlO0 1AOh
and two Women Whipped.
The Regulators are doing a lively bu-
siness in Florida. The Savannah Re-
publican says
w are informed that within q month
FIVE persons were hung by the Regula-
tors in and about Tampa Bay, for di-
vers serious effenses and without the
formal trial by jury. One man was
hung to a tree, il the streets of Tampa,
so high that his feet could not be reach
ed by persons passing on horseback
He also states that a negro was ar
raigned for trial for murder in Nassau
county, some time since, when but elev-
Ell jurymen answered to their names
While the officer was absent, summoning
a talesman to make up the twelfth, some
fifteen Regulators entered the court
room took the prisoner from the box to
a place on the Floridaoand Georgia line,
and hung him to a tree.
Zone of the volunteers in the late
service against the Indians, he also
states, for some o~ffense, was arrested by
them, whipped within hearing of the
camp to which he was attached, and
given twenty-four hours to leave the
State. The intrepid soldier rather than
meet the threatened vengeance Of the
Regulators, preferred deserving, and has
not been heard of since. Two. women
of ill repute were taken up in Tampa
and whipped, each receiving fifteen lash
es, and given notice to leave in twenty
-four hours. AT the expiration of the
time, they gave no evidence of any in-
%tention to move, when they were again
arrested, and another lagellation infict-
ed, besides having their heads shaved.
and themselves assisted out of the place
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4sBlanb Qnion.
ASHLAND:
Wednesday, June Is, 1858
Democratic judicial Convention.

Col. EAsoN, Chairman of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee of Wayne Co.,
suggests a meeting of the Central Com
mittees of the several counties compos-
ing the new judicial District at Mansfield,
on Thursday, July 1, to arrange the
time and place for holding the Judicial
Convention of the new District. We
are authorized to say that Ashland
County is agreed, and that her Commit
tee will appear at the place and day
named.
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WEST POINT MILITARY AcADEmY:-
The annual examination Of the Cadets
of West. Point Military Academy, is
now in progress before the board of WIS.,
irors appointed by the President. Lieut..
Gen. Scott is present. There are TWEEN
ty-seven graduates, among whom are
Richard H. Brewer and w. j. l.. Mic
odemus, of Maryland; Solomon Will
liams and w. G. Robinson, of North
Carolina; William H. Bell, of Peunsyl-
vauia =; Joseph Dixon of Tennessee q;
Leroy Napier. Jr., and B. NJ. Thomas,
of Georgia; Samuel Mckee, of Utah /;
S. p. Reed and James j. Van Horn,
of Ohio; VIM. Fl. Echols, of Alabama !;
Moses j. White, of Mississippi; j.
H%allonquist, of South Carolina; o. P.
Goodiug, of Indiana, and Andrew jack
son, Jr., John S. Saunders and Chas.
&. Jesup, at large.
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Floods.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June If.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June III.
It commenced raining at 12 o'clock
Wednesday, aud poured almost constant
ly until this Friday morning.
Wabash river rose with fearful rapid
ity. Inhabitants on the river bottoms
awoke in the morning to find their homes
RAPIDLY filling with water, and were
obliged to escape in boats and by SWIM
ming on horses.
The Wea and Wildcat creeks, two
small streams rose in q few hours to ra-
giug floods.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western
railroad bridge across Wea creek was
entirely swept away. Damage twenty
thousand dollars.
Two more breaks west and not less
Than Eve culVerts east on same road
gone.
On New Albany and Salem Road the
blidge across Wea south, and bridge at
Brookston Station north gone also.
Other serious breaks.
1t is impossible to estimate the dam
age to the Wabash and Eric Canal. Al
| Wild Cat the feeder for this level foul
miles cast, the lock and dam and 5oC
feet of embankment are gone also the
State Bridge. Seven breaks between
here and there. There are several large
breaks at Attica, Delphia, L~ogansporI
and Wabash. It will be impossible tx
use the canal again this summer.
The bodies of the fremen and engin'
eer, killed in the accident on the Lafay'
cite and indianapolis Railroad, were re
covered last evening.
The wreck was terrible. One bridge
and several culverts on that road gone
The Wabash river still rising (; aud i'm
mense quantities of saw logs, rails, sc.
are sweeping past No trains or mails
can leave for several days. Whole farms
are under water. Much grain stored ii
barns will be a total loss:
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PARTITION NOTICE.

CHRISTIAN GROVE will take notice that a
~ petition was fled against him on the 5th day
ofJune, AID 1858, in the Court of Common Pleas
of Ashland county, Ohio, by Michael France, and
is now pending, wherein the said Michael France
Demands partition of the following real estate,
situate in the township OF Milton, In the county
of AshIan and State of Ohio, and more particu-
larly described as follows, to wit: being a part OF
The cast half of tn C south west quarter OF section
ten, township twenty four, and range seventeen,
containine about one acre and a Eal and being
the same lot or parcel ofland oil which she dwell
ing house formerly owned by Jacob Grove and
Christian Grove is situated, and the steam saw
mill, together with all the privileges and appurte
nances thereunto belonging, and being the same
premises. the undivided half of which was con-
veyed formerly by Jacob Grove to one Daniel HUFF
man, by deed dated the 22nd of November, A. D.
1853; and that at the next term of said Court apph
cation will be made by the said Michael France
for an order that partition may be made OF said
rem;ses.
BY Fulton & McCoMns, his Att'ys.
May 5, 1858. 6w1
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These examinations will at 5
O'Clock A. M, and close at four O'Clock P. M.
No applicant will be admitted after twelve M.
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 required from
school directors. We earnestly request theW
at the close Of each term, to send us a note OF
the success of their teacher.
8. N. BARBER;
Clerk of Board of Examinerss
Ashland, Feb. 10.,1S5S. 56-f1'
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Green House and Hot House Plants

MRS. WILLIAM MILLS. of Sullivan,
WI Ashland county, Ohio, would inform the
public, that she has on hand a great variety OF
desirable Green House, Hot House and Hardy
Plants. Roses, Dahlias, &c. She will mention
among others fifteen varieties of Fuchsia, Pelar-
goniums, Geraniums, Forget me Nots, Lun-
tunnas Verbenas Justica. Lilys, HeliotroPes,
Additions, DC. Also Roses, Honey Suckles
and a fine variety of dubious roots; Also
fruit vines, such as the early northern Musca
fine Crane, the Catawba, Isabella and the per-
petual bearing Strawberry. Her PLANTS are
such as will contribute to the beauty of the
green house, parlor or flower garden; and her
fruit vines will please the taste of the most
fastidlous. She ~solicits the patronage of the
public.
Sullivan, June 16, 1853. 4w2
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Gen. Jim Lane, and his factotum.
Major Redpath, are having adown right
plug muss in Kansas. Redpath tells
hard stories about the general, aud
char ges him with all the sins enunlera-
ted in the ~decalogue, and With some not
set down therein. Redpath made a
windy hero out of the general, in his
letters, and he is privking the
bag.
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WASHINGTON. June II.

Senator Gwin has challenged Senator
Wilson, growing out of their -colloquy
last night in the senate. Senators Sew
ard and Wade are e~ndeavoring to effect
an adjustment.
The number of Land Warrants or
Certificates issued in May, under the
act of March Sd, 1885, was one thousand
and eighty Eve. Twenty millions
hundred and seventy thousand acres OF
land are required to satisfy the number
of warrants issued.
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Kansas! Kansas!

rs the freesoil of the Great Westt &c be desc,
Grated BY Slavery All who are opposed
to oppression-who desire to see fight tri-
umph over wrong, are earnestly invited to CALI
at the Saloon of the subscriber, in the base
ment of the Sampsel House, and eyince by.
their patronage, that they are honest in their
good as another. Shaving done easier than
the brokers, and hair clipped in a style that
would put to blush the tonsorial skill OF a
Deliiah. Let the unbeliever come and see If
one half has yet been told him.
GEORGE DORSEY.
Ashland, March "a, 1858. 42a
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HEAVY Losses "A recapulation of the
damage done by the recent hail storm
in the vicinity of Fredericksburg, Va,
estimates the loss to be $3.50 .0O0.--
Over $50, 600 bushels of wheat were de-
stroyed within a length of ten and a
breadth Of three miles.
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County Officers.


JAMES SWINEFORD. Auditor.
JOHN JACOBS, Senr., Treasurer.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
ROBERT SCOTT, Recorder.
JOHN KEEN, Jr., Surveyor.
JOHN WOODBURY., Coroner.
WIN. s. STRICKLAND,)
HERVEY FEM, Commissioners.
JACOB LIMERICK,
GEORGE BOTDORF,1
JOS. STRICKLAND,
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IL those knowing themselves indebted to
A-he firm o: DuIin & Crane are hereby called
unon IN settle their acc cunts Immediately owing
to The death of Mr. Dulin, the accounts must be
immedIateiy; they are in the hands of l. L. Crane;
as surviving partner.
T woULD particularly call the attention OF our
i friends to the factthat Messrs. Roller o. How
ard having purchases our stock ofgoods, and mads
large ccessionstheret they will be found ready
and willing to accommodate on lioeraiterms.
1. L. CRANE,
leue3tf For 10 tie firm of Dulin & Crane.
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TOW TO DO GOOD E paid FOR
Il IT."-Take an agency for our Publications:
The terms are such, there can be no possibility or
loss. EVERY FAMILY will be glad to obtain soma
of them. For particulars address.
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GAmpLrNG.-I never by chance hear
the rafting of dice that it doesn't sound
to me like the funeral bell of a whole
family.
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NEW ADV'TS.
Judicial Officers.


JOHN d. JONES, Probate Judge.
II. ). SEE, Clerk Com. Pleas and Dist. Courts
THOS. j. KENNY, Prosecuting Attorney.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

jacob Butcher. lin Ashland County Com
Samuel Seibert. mon fleas.
PY virtue of a writ of Vendi Exponas, duly
ID issued from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Ashland county, dated June the 4th, 1858,
aud 30 me directed, 1 will sell ut Public Auc-
ton, at the premises of Samuel Seibert. in
Mohecan township, in Ashland county, Ohio,
on
Saturday, the Goth day of June, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. M, and
a o'clock. P. M, of said day, the following
described goods and chattels, w Seven
head of horses, ten acres of wheat IN the
ground, four acres of rye in the ground, and
fifteen acres of oatsIin the ground more or less,
as the property of Samuel Seibert to satisfy
an execution in favor of Jacob Bucher.
Terms of Sale--Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheiif Fl.
June I6, 1855. n2ts-pfS3 90
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2I8 unfortunate CANNES were slaugh-
tered in the N. Y. dog pound yesterday.
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TRANCIS GRAHAM, Justice of the Peace
II Office with John J.Jacobs. Attorney and
Counselor at Law, opposite the Bank.
Ashland, June l6, 1858. 6m2
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School Examiners.

$. NJ. T Sf + H5FbFFfH Ashland