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10 SOR &rurc NCr SAulhr,
30 ntHe. Nrmt Sugar GVco 6am @acpr,
100 pDr5. SGGpn S.bte uEp SbpI.oeyo,
2o &b9. Hrmr Mo. l Seal yarr,
30 NCgS HrJme no. ! ycGf Varp,
5Ou Y3e. 4Rcorum SIN. 3 W0tcul,
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20 SE1. SrWI Nrp1It Girrr,
900 &prcn @eraian @igeS,
100000 9dptr SMotng Gottd,,
100 &0rt0 @unyr@ocr GcH,
70 NJ ~ pId,
100 o}rCB [Clgrrht ulo Saolafoi Np1tHr3
400 &Ge. SR Nyc mb COMMON 9BbjSfcy ipercairb eOr,,,
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90 &oreo Ner yors eolatn Ggrle,
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400 %rUcm0 uaN Sudett5,
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70 Barrels Baltimore gidle5, fSIbM cr6aMsn unO = N G 6sbEn ri
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14

At a special meeting of the Ashland Lodge of the
Free and Accepted Masons, a Committee consisting of
]. W. Smith, I. ]. Kenny and ]. D. Stubs, was
appointed to adopt resolutions expressive of the sense
of the Lodge in the decease eff VIM. J. WATSON,
whereupon the following were reported and adopted:
Whereas, Ithaspleased Godin his wisdomt to remove
by death our Brother WILLIAM J.. WATSON, who by
his mild, generous and amiable disposition, had won
the confidence AID esteem of all as an active and
member of our ancient order.
ResolVed, That in his death, our order hasnot on
ly lost a valuable member but Society at lage a gem
erous, frank and sincere friend-the Church a zeal
Gus and devoted Christian-and whilst we mourn the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which sever earth's mystic ties,
we rejoice in the hope that our departed brother has
been called by the Grand Mastor of the Universe to
his celestial Lodge above.
RESOLVED, That we sympathize with the bcreaved
of the deceased in having been deprived of a
kind sympathizing and affectionate Son and Brother.
ResoLped, That as a tribute of respect to the mem
DRY of the deceased, we attend his funeral in a body
and wear the usual badge of mourning.
Resolped, That a copy of the above be furnished
to the family of our deceased Brother, and published
in the Ashland papers, and recorded in the Journals
of the Lodge.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14

THE NEXT CENsUs.-Next year the Sth
annual census of the United States is to be Ia
ken. The enumeration is one of the most Ia
borious and difficult tasks which the govern
ment has to perform. A timely suggestion is
made by the NationaI Ln~teUigencer, which is
worthy of consideration, and which we quote
in the hope that it may be needed before the
census takers shall be called upon to discharge
their duties. The suggestion is this:
"That each farmer this fall, as he gathers his
crops, shall keep something like an accurate ac-
count of the quantity andya.ue of the same and
if he will take the trouble to make out a state
ment of the names and ages of his family the
number of acres of land cleared and timbered;
the number and ages of his servants the num-
Der and value of his horses and mules the
number of balesofcotton, barrels of corn, bush
ele of wheat, oats, rye, barley, potatoes, &C.,
and the value of each, and leave it in some
place where any member of the family, who
may be at home when the deputy marshal shall
cali, can readily get hold of it, it will save
time to all concerned, and very greatly assist
to make the census returns perfect, complete
and satisfactory.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14

The discussion on this preamble and r~esolu-
ton will never be forgotten by those who
heard it, nor viii Blake's resignation in open
Senate and his abandonment of the Chair dur
ing the session, to avoid q vote upon Swift's
preamble and resolution, ever he obliterated
from the memory of those who were on that
morning in the Senate. It was the opinion of
all uuprejudiced men at that time and on that
occasion, that Harrison g. Blake was a~rpined
man. He has not since been heard of in the
political world, but now gets a nomination over
Gov. Welkcr and others, because he as the
Representative of O5crlin. The commission
of crime is not an objection to a man on the
part of the "Saints" provided he is ready to
make war on the laws of the land and join in
a base and wicked attempt to overthrow the
constitution, IF he do this, it covers all his
sins and qualities him for posts of honor, trust
and proft-OAfo Statesman.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
Nomination for Congress.

On last Tuesday the Republicans held their
Congressional Convention in the Wooster Dis
trict, and nominated Harrison G.. Blake, of
Medina, as their candidate for Congress, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Gener-
al Sphinx. The nomination of this man is one
of the wonders of the age, especially when
Lieut.. Gov. Wicker and such men as he were
licanism had no show in the Convention, Blake
being selected because of his higher-law notions
and his complete Identification with Oberlin.
This man Blake was n Senator in the State
Legislature in IS49-50, and was unfortunately
elevated to the Speakers Chair, by the vote of
Swift, of Summit. The Senate it will be re-
membered, had at that session occupied a long
time in f~ruitless efforts to elect a Speaker, but
without success. The contest FOR the scat in
the Senate between johnson and Broadwell,
from Hamilton county, was the point of diff
Guilty, johnson having the certificate and be-
ing the sitting mcu1ber. Dir. Swift voted
finally for Blake under certain promises which
Blake after he became Speaker violated, where
upon on the Sd of January, 1850, Mr.. Swift
sent up to the Clerks desk the following pre-
amble and resolutions
WHEREAS, Harrison G.. Blake, member of
this body, on the 18th day of Dec. last, sol
emily pledged his word and honor as a man
and as a Senator, that in consideration that the
Oen9IOT lEOn OuLuLnL hO0lo NOCO ~ him, bAO
said Mr.. Blake, as Speaker, he the said Blake,
would SO vote if necessary, that "Mr. johnson
should retain his seat as a Senator, until his
final right to a seat shall be determined after
the report of the Committee on Privileges and
Elections" and also further ~solemnly pledged
his word and honor as aforesaid, that until
such final decision he would not recognize Mr.
Broadvell as a Senators: and whereas, the Sen.
ator from Summit relying on the plighted word
and honor of the said Bike, did on the same
day. cast his. vote for said Blake as Speaker,
and Ehereas, the said Blake did, on the second
day of Jan. inst, from his place as Speaker,
announce his purpose of recognizing said Broad
well as a Senator, in direct violation OF his
pledges as aforesaid, whereby said Blake has
Justly forfeited all Claims to the consideration
and respect of honorable men, and cannot any
longer be permitted to preside over this body
without compromising its dignity and self re-
speet ; therefore be it.
Resozved, That Harrison G. Blake be and
he hereby is removed from the Office of Speak
err of. this Senate.
III
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14

CoRREcTIoS.-In the Eccrittean Gem, a
paper printed at this Office for the ladies of
Hayesville, for circulation on the evening of
the late Fair, a paragraph was written and in
serted by one of the compositors for the pur-
pose of filing out the last column of the third
page, which caused complaint by the fair Edi-
tors, and consequently much regret on our part.
The paragraph reflected upon the conduct of
some studcnt-name unknown-and was not
seen By the editors until it appeared in their
paper on the evening of the Fair, when it was
too late to repair the mischief.