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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
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FRLEgp KNAPP. viii1sd.-f is afs..ll 80.
The first regular political sermon it wasever
my misfortune to have, to listen to, was deliy-
cred on Thursday evening of last week, at the
Presbyterian Ghurchin Hayesville, by the Rev.
MrlIJohnson, pastor Of the Methodist Church
at that place. It had been previously an
nounced, that said gentleman would preach the
thanksgiving sermon at that place Conse-
quently,5 a large. audience was in attendance.
His text was IN Samuel first, 18th chapter;
9th and 25th verses, very suitable Tor the oc-
easion; but the sermon did not touch the text
at aila 2Itzwas nothing more nor. less than a
black Republican, TRADE, read from a printed
p~ad1naifpohtsts one of. old se'Gidsy' speeches, OF
tfree1ey's Tribune almanac, thought we; butt his
fEeads claim for him. thatiit is his own produc-
ton. I do not think, however, that it is, fol
tbs IS an algeyio of Improvement and pro erosion,
aud he Certainly would be able to get up some.
thingaso, il he is able to get up anything at
all. His sermon was more c~urse-giving than
Haaks-gi9ing,, placing the curse upon the heads
Of the American people for the national sin"
sfataTery, if it is a federal institution. But if
it's state Institution then the curse rests upon
thes'hcadsi of the people of the states. H
assdl most all of the clap trap phrases Of tia
Black Republican party Of the present day,
spehhas sJfsedoaaatioaak, sEare1y ~sectionat'-
s~Ishuvcry existing under the Constitution or ex
istins by the. authority OF locallaw only" He
quoted from the decisions of the courts, ant
4ads use o.. the term "10ny, cared animals"
AA@sAH& @E
Hersaid that slavery in ITSELF is sinful, and
that those who hold slaves do so by virtue of
tEief4s title, and are Just the same as any othe
persons who bold o., secrets stolen property
in other words they are accomplices. IF tina
il true then WksH1NGrON-sthe father of hi
country" held and secreted stolen property
Patriotic language to be used upon a day o
almost National Gratitude, is it not? But tn
gentlemen can be excused, upon the grount
that he is believed to be an Englishman, and t
have been victimized by his Republican friend
N this town, some of whom neither care 70
their. country. nor the gospel. The only differ
encer that 4 could see: between him and Oh
Browng;i was that he was a jealous preacher o
Black Republicanism, while old Brown is
fa;shful christian, and puts into practice wha
Ihs Poffticalpreachers Preach-one gives CON
nsqad, and the other bears arms I prcsum
the only objection that the regular Black Re
rublicans could find was that he did not rea
the HNew York Tribune instead of the Bible
as "Artemus Ward said they did at Oberlil
Such Preachers certainly wont an anti-sl'
very Bible an anti-slagery Constitution and a
antisia8ery oGo&n ~ t'F A HEARER.
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PostnIaster al .Mums0esd.

We learn that JACOB REIsINGER has been
remegedfrom the Mansfield Post Office, and
SAMUEL SNYDER, a Democrat, and a friend
of Mr.. BUcH1NAN's Administration, appoint.
ed as Mr.. R~E9sISGfER's successor. FWhat1s the
use of comments ? 70 i-'
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SHERIFFS SHE.

ID virtue of three writs of execution in the above
ID styled cases, duly issued First and second,
from Richland Common Pleas, the third from Ash
land Common Pleas. and to me directed, I will sell at
public auction at the door of the Court House, ia
Ashland county, on
Saturday, the l9M day Of Norcm5cr, 1850,
Between the hours of ten o'clock a. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. NJ of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to-wit the undivided 2-1th of
Lots, number Fl, so, 20, 81, SO, 66, 50 and IS, also
the undivided 9th Of tire following described lands
and tenements to-wit: the S. W / of tho n. L. / of
Sec. 8, tip Is, Range 16, containing 80 acres.
The L. ] of S. W. I Of Sec. 0, tp.'9, Range 16,
containing so acres. . f- sf 81 a. i,a,e.ta
The $. W; / of S. E. i of Sec. 9, tp 10, Range 16,
containing 40 acres.
The Ell offs. E. / of Sec. 9, tip 19, Range 16, con-
tanning 80 acres. .-.4. f-..
-Thes. W. of Sec. 10, tip 10, Range 1e, contain
ing 100 acres. s ESD -a-
The W. ] of S. E.. ! of Sec, Is, TIP. 10 Range 16,
containing so acres,
Levied on and taken as the property of Robert Nc
NIahan, and A. Earnell, to satisfytA above described
executions.
Appraised at S Terms of ale-ca
f.t III .u- JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Oct. 18th, 1859. ts-pfSS,30
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED TO THE GENERAL
= -. ASCEAIRIX nE nuIn ----- u

REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED TO H GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF OHIO.
The following is, we believe, a complete and
accurate list OF members elected to the House
of Representatives together with the counties
which they respectively represent
REPRESENTATIVES.
Andreacs, Geo. W-Auglaize.
Baldwin, Jesse-N1aLoning
Blakeslee, G. T.-Cuyahoga
Blocker, VGHTam-Richland
Brown, Samuel E.-Miami
Rruff, Jospeh-MaEoning
Barr, Raymond-Delaware
Buss, Amos E.-Carroll
Carlisle, B. W.-Fairfeld
Carter, John A.-Marion
Chase, James E-Stark
Choate, Charles B,-Erie
Clapp, NJ. F.-Lakc
Ceilings, John W.-Sciota
C6nUerse Geo. L-Franklin
Coover John M.-Montgomery
Corey, 4lcrander E-Shelby
Cox, William B.-Knox
Davis, Lorenzo C.-Tuscarawas
Dcrore, Meaton Brown
FeNous, l. M-Coshocton
FVagg, Ullians J-Hamilton
Gamble, characterization
Gore, Townsend Muskingum
Haddow, John-Washington
Hamilton, j. W.-Logan
Harlan, Aaron-Greene
Herrick, Walter F.-Lorain
Hills, Myran C.-Medina
Hitchcock, Peter-Geauga
House, Georgc-Gallia
Howell, John-CIark
Hughes, ChriStopher- Butler
Hutchison, Ro6ert-Madison
Jacobs, Thomas K.-Allen
.Jessup, Naturalization
Jolly, John H.-H1ghland
Jonas, Disqualification
Jones, Naturalization
Jones, Oideon-Seneca
Kennedy, D. P-Morgan
Kerr, Samuel F.-Fayettea
Krum, Ablc-Ashtabula
McClung, William B.-Miami
Nc ConneH, Georye-Ashland
McCunc, Robert-Huron
McGavran, w H.-Harrison
Mcpherson, AIexander-Huron
Nc SchooIer u. W.-Pickaway
Miller, G. B-Highland .I
MCMILLAN, A. B.-Athens
Aoorc, William C-Wayne
Musson, John J.-Champaign
Myers, Join E-Clermont
Nigh, Elias-Lawrence
Noble, Cabin L.-Defance, Paulding & Wills.
Dale, Dennis-Ross
Parrot, Edwin A-Montgomery
Parr, WiHiam-Licking
Parsons, Richard C.-Cuyahoga
Patterson Ececs Adams
| Pearce, Ilerander-Jackson and Yinton
Plants, T. A.-Meigs
Poacers, Charlcs-Sandusky
Eees, Benjamin L-Franklin
Rees, David-Morrow
Reisinger, John S-Crawford
Ro6b,. Ennce-Henry and Putnam
Robinson. J. W.-Union.
Rogers, PatricA-Hamilton
Rukenbrod, J. K.-Columbianm
ScAif, JoAn-HamiIton
Scott, James S.-Jefferson
Scott, james S.-Warren
Sears, John-Medina
SAaU. S. W-Pike
SkinTcr, Norris P-Seneca
Sgusser, Lewis-Stark
Snyder, 4. p. Mercer and Van Vert
Squire, A. Portage
Steele, Dennison-Fulton and Lucas
Stiers, Manning-Hocking
Stout, JIn,es M-Monroe
st lbbs, Jesse-Prcble
TdnneyhiU u. S-Holmss
Taylor, John-Ashland .
Thompson Joseph-Pcrry
Thompson, S. H.-Summit
Trimble, e. J.-Muskingum
Truesdell, Beebe-Clinton
Vanvorhes, DanieIMuskingum
Vincent, John M--Lorain
Varis, Alvin C.-Summit
Walker, Robert H.-Trumbull :
Watt, ). W.-Guernsey
Welsh, Isaac-Bclmont
Ecscott, John-Hancock --l =
Ithite, James M-Hardin and Wyandot
Winner, John L.-Darke r
Weed, William S-0ttawa and Wood
Woods, Walians B.-Licking
Krlght j. Hamilton
Wright, Mahlon-Warren
Republicans (Roman) SO. Democrats (Italic,
lac Ro,,lIica, D,a1o-itr nm -, L.uS& 0n'
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M OPI e.

NToTICE,is hereby given, thatthe undcrsigaedhaf
IN been appointed administrator on,the' esfate o.
DR.. Abraham Ecker. decd, late of Perry township,
All those having claims, against said estate, will pres
sent them legally authenticated, within one year 20
tate, will please take notice, and govern themselves.
accordingly.s JOIN VAN NE~sT,sAdm'E.-s
! Nov. -, 1S5a.-n25tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE
In Ashland County

Charles R. Deming In Ashland County
VS..
PURSUANT to the command of an alias order to
i sell mortgaged premises, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, dated the 21st
day of November, Al. 1859, and tome directed, 1
will sell at the door of the Court House in said coun-
ty, on the 9th day of December, 1859, between the
hours eften o'clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, p. NJ,
of said day, the following described real estate, to
wit: Lot number twenty-three (23) and all that por-
ton of lot, number Twenty-Five cry not heretofore
conveyed to Jacob Grail; bein in the original town
plat of Ashland. Also. a tract of land lying in the
corporation of said town; bounded west by Cottage
street, north by the graveyard, east by lands owned
by the'heirs of John Lang, deceased. south BY lands
owned by Joel Luther, deceased being haitian acre,
more orless, on which stands the building known as
the boarding house. Appraised as follows: Lots
No. % and % inclusive, at 5000 Boarding House
lot. at 800.
Terms of =
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. %, 1859. 5w25-pfS5 s.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Lucas vs. ii"''ery In Ashland County
Samuel White.
10y VIRTUE of a wit of Execution duAY issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, and to me directed, I will sell at Public AUG
tfon, on the premises Of Samuel White, in Green
Township, Ashland Comfy, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 10th tag Of December, 1852
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ. Of said lay, the following described
goods and chattles, b-wit four Mich Cows =;
eight head of young Cattle thirty head O! Sheep.
and five head of fat Hogs. Seized and taken as the
Property of the above mined Samuel White, to sat
isfy the above named wit of Execution.
Terms or sale-cash. @
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
B,J. G. BROWN, Deputy.
November 80, 1859. 3w26-pfS5,O0
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Y virtue of two writs of execution duly issued
} from the above named Courts and to me direct
ed, L will sell at Public Auction at the door of the
Court House in Ashland county. on
Saturday, the 26M day Of November, 1850,
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following described
lands and tenements viz one third of an acre in
the N L. corner of Lot twen'y-three, (23) section
three, (3) township one,( ~ range twenty, COY. Also,
one fourth of an acre in'1he North side OF said lot
twenty-three (23) section threa, township one, and
range twenty in Ashland county.
Taken and levied on as The property of the above
named defendant to satisfy sad writs.
Appraised at S. Terms of salc-Cash. -
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Oct. 90, 1859. ts-pfS5,0O
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porate such provision into the organic laws off
State and that which UNANIMOUSLY declares that
the ssnegro has no rights which the white man
is bound to respect 1t is high time, there
fore, for those who believe that men have ina
diend6e rights to meet and grapple this mon
strous heresy. 1t will engage the attention of
SO Intelligence convention of colored citizens
assembled in New England, the only portionof
the Union where the rights of man without
distinction of color or race, or class, or condition,
are secured to him by the constitutional guar
antees. 1t must sooner or later, and better
sopnthan late, arrest the serious attention of
the statesman who hopes for the perpetuity of
the principles upon which the framework of
our Government was founded. -
Respectfully, yours, d. L. DAWES
Senators ELECTED to the General As
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Estray Colt.

BEN CRONE'S GROCERY.
DEN CRONE wouid inform his friends that he is
now established in the room 3 doors west of
he McNulty House, and nearly opposite Gorham i
Luther's Store, wherehe is prepared to furnish them
with all descriptions of
FAMILY GROCERIES, @ha La|
FOREIGN FRUITS, o. -.
&C.. &C., SC. Please give me a call.
Ashland. June 1, 1S59.-52tf BEN CRONE. p
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illustrate
EHRdDEApEa oRlHARPEE's FERRY+Some
curiosity has been expressed to ascertain the
disposition made by the Yirginians of the bod
ieseftheiinsurgehts at Harper's Ferry. We
learn from - private source, a letter from a pri,
vate gentleman in Nirginias to his friends in
1his State, sthat the corpse sof one of the sons
oEBroHnsyastakenlf for dissection, torthe Med
ical G~ulegeyat Winchester. There it lay for
a day or twos exposed naked TO the view of
crywds hxlso thronged the place, to crafty their
curiosity and such was the venom excited by
th3sobject that the chivalrous Virginia ms, in
nsaabeflessi instances, kicked the body of young
BxoMn,' as it lay asghastly, bloody corpse, on
aafioor at JfeE Feet.-tsn C0H8leTeiutw
eN6w afisfis; undoubtedly a manufactured
Le. W. do NOT knop that it is, but we have
abundant reason to believe that it is-for the
falsity. of an infinite number of kindred atate-
nrents haFe been demonstrated over and over
again: Butadmitting the foregoing paragraph,
in all its nhorrid dctails" to be true-what of
lFiGAet us seeioa2 I Isia as.rs
1Asbanditti of yirginians-and it is reason
able to suppose they have banditti in Virginia,
asaye know We have il Ohio-eame over into
opr.dStateI for the purpose of stealing horses,
numbering our wives and children, and giving
our property To- the flames. They are met and
conquered Some perish, Instead of their
bodies being takenpessession of by a mob, and
consumed in a fiery furnace, they are passed
over to the obeflin Medical Hospital. What
would be the treatment. of those naked bodies
blythe .cTo#1qf Negroes Abolitionists and
R~ePEidcanst who would thmens the place to
crafty their malignant curiosity? Will some
Brown Republican answer us?
kBut al these siIlyan nd nauseating paragraphs
have the single object in view of adding fire to
the sectional feeling that is alternating the
South from the North. Dissolution is the set
tledpurpose of the leaders. They would rath-
essfreign in hel'than serve in heaven" a
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MRS. WlNSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
S OO HIN G. SYRUP,
For Children Tee hing,

which greatly faciliatesNhc process of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all inhammation-wiu
allay ALL PAIN and s~pasmodic action, and is
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Wny is itf'

Why is it that we find the Brown Republi-
c~aBjearnais crowded Sap to the mnzzie' with
lying anH@ tfallEacohtrfseafzparagraph dei
sigaedto=eroate prejudice. hate and deaeniae
aEanosity againsteur brethren of the South ?
The.reSproauctioh Of a random paragraph will
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MARSHIL3S SIZE.

Amos W. Waters. John
Fady and G. ! Bishop,
VS.. Fl Fla
William w. Howe.
ID virtue of an execution issued from the o.. S.
, Circuit Court. Northern District of Ohio. and
TO me directed. 1 will expose to Sale at the Court
House in Ashland County, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of December, A. D.. 1859, between the hours
of ten o'cl, ok. A. NJ. and four o'clock. P. NJ, OF
said day the following described Real Estate. to-wit;
In lot mo. g number nine, in Markley addition to
the Town of Ashland, in Ashland County, Ohio, as
the property of William w. Howe :; with all the APP
taken purtenances tkereunto belonging to satisfy tn.
above claim.
by G.. W. URIE, Dept.
U. S. Marshal.
Ashland Nov. 16. ~859-5w24nf-S3, 3.
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We publish below a complete list of the Sen.
ators elect, with the counties in which they re-
side, and the districts they represent $3.50
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SHERfFFS SALE

Thos' W Green In Ashland county
Homer S. Mead. Common Common Pleas,
DURSUANTto the command; of an Alias order To-
sell mortgaged premises duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland county, dated
the 10Th day of October AID. 1859, and to me diree-,
ted, 1 will sell at public auction at-the door Of the
Court House in said county, on
Saturday, tie 26A DAY Of Nopem5erc 1853,
The following described lands and tsnements, Wis:
being village lot number. ninety-feur f94A in the
town plat of Sullivan in said county of Ashland and
State of Ohio: Appraised at $4,000. /. Hits1 seq
Terms of ale-Ca
}@ JOHN HOFFMAN,, Sheriff.
.e.Y 4f.,ff By JoHNG. BRowE, Dept, =
Oct. 26th,i 1853. - zr,i.9tg - tszpfS3,4S q
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SHERIFF. SAFE.

william rs SHILLING In Ashland County
John D. Shilling and Common Pleas.
Mary Shilling.
DyRSUANT to the command of an ssorier to sell
mortgaged premises duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, dated the
10Th day of November, 1859, andto me directed. Twill
sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House
in said county, on
the 24M day. December, 1859,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit: being lot number three, 10y in
South Ashland, township of Montgomery, in said
Ashland county, and State of Ohie; being the same
lot formerly owned by J. A. M'Cluskey, to whom the
same was conveyed by Joseph WATSON, as trustee for
the proprietors of Sooth Ashland. Appraised at s.,
Terms of sale-cash. '
JOHN. J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. Odd, 1859. 5w25-pfS5
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SURE TO REGULATE I'll BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves, and cE -.3 s9c.f.F a.stos
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS
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g|I4nsH

A Magazine devoted entirely TO the elevation o.
American authorship, wholly national, in no wise
sectional or sectarian; having for its mOttothe words
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SLAYER OF THEtCoASTs

Or THE AFRICAN TRADER. ga,
BY CA-LHO u N NIX ENzfE.a
TIE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTHLY is the lar
gest Magazine published in this country. Over $40
900 has been already expended to. bring it to It's
present Righ degree of merit: The. publishers 4rS
dotcrmined to give it the LARGEST Circulation in
tho world. With this Wow they make the
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Senators Elected to the General As
sembly of Ohio. -

Respectfully, yours, Ii. L. DAWES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16
miscellaneous.

= BUEyos AyREs. January % The U. s Squad
ron was st Parma on the i0.h Commissioner
oSlin and C,mmtdre Shuhrick had an iutei vie
with Gen. Ar4Sira, who subsequently went, it is
supposed, unset wi Lopez aud offsr
the NEST reasonable 'e;m' Of settlement. g1Ie5
Of peace are general at Buenes Arye- as il is
thought Lopez wiz yield. The Southern STAG is eH-
gagged towing the sloop Of war Frebl, up the river.
MEMPHIs, March - The L S steamb at D II.
Morton, with load ofhsy for Fort Smit7. burnt
on the llth, 90 miles above Liule r ok The boat
and cargo is a total los No liges host
NEW YORK, March Is --Ths Tehuaatcpee steam
Caiz ieOalc IL sails the 3d. takes passeu>
gers only for Havana and New Orleans
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WAsHINoroS, March 10 1t is credibly aseer>
tanned mat EogaLd an Franc, ii claimed any
o'her in'enii5a sends N4vai forces 10 The ossst
Of Mex'e Than to procure due rspasa ion for
wrongs committed on heir SUI jecis Thy do not
intend 10 take sides with either cOntending Taity
Our Government don't believe they viii DO aDyihib
COZ n,eiiOg WITH the Monroe doctrifs 10 saaIe the
Institution g # Mexico.
The al .nce ia The Treasury on the 9TH was 81
Is 600 Receipts of e,S STl5000. D rafis
pad 7S2 OJc ar 1 sued 81 OLA coo, being q
reiuttion OF $329 90 he receipts al New 10
for the Ne k ending The 18th, wss s. 262 900,
incuiiug 81 GOO 0JO fox account of tle NJ. :.
Lean.
WAsBEGToS, March Is The Mexican legation
has no iufJlm ,ticn touching the defeat of Mira,
mOa
WASHINGTON, March 10 The Secretary of the
Treasury tas notified The successful bidders for
TIE late loan. that they reed not make further de-
p'sis unless they chose the Go7trnmert net requi-
ring IN nAy st present.
Jadge FssPusian Ellis died OF dropsy to-day.