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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04
81 THE GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA.

- SHOSl- NNlN D lorS.
."!tlIvN having been received hy the Executive,
aiHNEY uAGAN who I. accused 81 having com.
aye sn7a an infant. IN the subuh, cf the City of
:; o1 ID. night Of the 9TH Instant, has He'd from
81; 5 :.2w going al large: therefore do hereby
-''Ftrt n one HUNDRED AND flPTf DOLLARS
's'- aao shall arrest :he said Barney llaSan, and
% mo ~. Jall of said City Of Wheeling; and 10
i-Itise al, OG!cer, nf this Commonwealth. c'vii
"a :, 1ai E-lucs,ihc people generally TO use their
- p'' = procure the arrest OF tht said iisi'i'c,
" h- brnail!' 20 Justice.
''-4 aE!lr uiy hand - Governor, and under The
''Sel. TO-. 'ha Common. ralih. u; kicl'mrE5, ms
HENRY \. WISE.
.''se Z" N~>taH,. Scc'y "f the Commonwealth.
a','A about :ive feet eleven inches high: Slcn
-..a'. dark complexion, dark hair, no shiskers,
~. F % 'rrGi upp-r Jaw About - years OF age
- s'a.a'n clothes. His usual employment has
- s.'s IN a Rolling NH sept l3-c6i
h; .r'ttsNNirE>TIARX 0F vIRGINIA.
" AZ! ti.En 81 .!sins;;uiion, and sold there and
',ra; ''loi., No. =, Pear! street. the following
,''-srG prices, ,o.wi,.
20 and IL I:u.s
g ., sa'iIe. anu Servants S,e,
= -f- ~; !ia'nes' Of every description
, i''' Leather Hose
al Ma.rilsrro~,
..',-', st'.-, ..c
=. " i!ti1 CDiiC'rs
-! 'au'"y, fy- rlau'a'ion Haais
=. - -.o'tiu! .or Servants
-. '9h", articles Oh hand and for sale, or Will
80 JARED or Otl.cr job work done &. order, on
= ~ casa JT % purCttiaI customer, only, on
-, ..H ... he country, with satisfactory references
.rt ,-'ief &c. Address r VI. NlMMO
- Agent and S;orekeeper Va. peuitentary.
|, GNfh DOLLARS REWARD.
- ~" 'lDIt6s OF Adams Valley. about the -,h
- "ensum s!zrl liS.It bay MULE, In good or.
q. -" marx across the shoulders. newly ,hoI
o,.I -. inside .: the hind feet, and very much
"a 'h %" hind .ec, No other marks recollec,ed
..,.'''a ''a 'E+d oay mare. shc has Two scars on
ls-,-, ohe uslcr IL. mAi- and IN. other
g, ~ 'nt shoulder. ,h.;s over the right eye
"a ct ey ANAL.
..' ]'gd vii! be paid fn- both or 40 for either
S-Ii -; Medical College of Virginia, or 20 JNO.
+y,sS =. 'i"-srs. Talbot s Bro Foundry, corner
:; go: ''h So, Echmoud, Va.
.rrD-TniHri-tIrE OR P0RTY NEGKOES
s.I,s oay he above numbrr Of negroes, In fan!.
:.:-s ~ 'ssal price will be paid. Address
p. RAY. Grand Gulf Mia.
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Johr I. WN.coN. rr,.r..
burg, i, n
James Cass.-. ~ Rich
ant. Grnrrp William

At 20 increase the capital stock uf tn: Ports
- 81 Roanoke Railroad Company, and 90 au'ho.
1r'c-.7;;on thereto oa behalf o. the S;a,e, passed
s.-latfy. 1884.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04
lWLNTI DOI,,, ,tS - NV !. = n

Y -rlliETY-fIyE OR P0RrY NEGEoEs
s.i.t boy he above number Of negroes, in fsm!.
'':.:- .'esal price will be paid Address
J =. RAY, Grand Gulf Mia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04

- y Nr>faHr Scc'y "f the Commonwealth.
HON !, abour five feet eleven inches high. Slcn
-''. dark complexion, dark hair, no ~hiskers'
F 20 ron; upy-r jaw About - years OF age.
~ * comma clothes His usual employment has
.I' 4 j. a L.. .,lIir, NI,u Sent lS-c6i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04
them will br continued from d'y 20 LAY lI al are 'TH
thryille Is tosu on !he
IifGINIA TENNESSEE RAIL RGiAD,

with populaon Of 2OJ0 or more, with well graded turn
pike roads leading AMI from in AL direction and
cupies nearly central position In Southwestern Nr:nL
IL. elevation /, about iOJ feet above the city Of cn.und
l. place of considerable and rapidly growing trade. ami
has climate for health and pleasant suniIneF residence,
unsurpassed by any oilirr locality in hs World
Also will be sord on WEDNESDAY, the !.'d dlv ~ "
vrnlber next The q said Ac$ (hc!ns hNc "d'i,i
tl,.l in the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-06
Yhe True Grit.

The Democracy of Sullivan township, al
though in a hopeless minority, arc an uncor-
querable people, as will be observed by their
ssolutions which We copy. They deserre sue
cess, and their indomitable energy may finally
tecure it. "Eternal vigilance" &c.
AT a meeting of the Democrats of Sullivan
Township, on the morning of the election, the
following preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, The Democrats of Sullivan Town
ship, have considered it inexpedient for several
y ars past to put in nomination candidates for
the several Township offices; and
WHEREAS, past experience showsthat conees-
son on the Part of our political opponents need
not be. expected; therefore
Resotred, that we put in nomination, True,
j lue Democrats, for the different Township
Offices.
Resolred, that VIC vote fr our men and our
measures, from now henceforth until we elect
them.
Res,trod, that this pre- amble and resolutions
be. Published in the 4shIon5 Lni1n-
4. A LEN, Pres.
EM NcAroo Sec.
Sullivan April 4th.. so.
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Saturdau. the OIL dnu of Anriz. 1855.
PARTTTTON NOTICE.

PARTITION NOTICE.
SAMUH0AIively. Henry Engle, James r. MEGA
Slep. Wilton McCalep, Almira McCalep, Harriet
McCalep, John McCalep, Mary McCalep, James
Kane, and Elizcbeth Kane, Josiah Shafer, and Mar
india Shafer, William n. Hively, Joseph Kane and
Lydia Kane, Andrew lively, Michael Mitchelen and
Rebecah Mitchelen, Catilarine lively, and Catharine
Hively, widow of Michael Hively, deceased, willtake
notice that a Petition was filed against them on the
Sth day of March, A. D.. 1859, in the Uou"ror CON,
mon Pleas within and for the County of Ashland and
State of Ohio, by Simon lively, and is now pending.
wherein the said Simon Hivcly demands partition of
the following Real Estate, situate in the county of
Ashland and State of Ohio, and more particularly
described as follows: being the south west quarter
of section thirty-two (32) and TIP twenty three (23)
of rang fifteen Is, in the district of lands offered for
sale at Wooster, Ohio, containing 100 acres more or
less and the assignment of the dover of Catharine
Hively, widowcf Michael lively deceased, therein
and that at the next Term of said Court the said ST.
mon Hively viii apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises and said dover as
signed.
SIMO IyELY
By FrLTox s. McCoMEs, his Att'ys.
March 9. 1859. Gw40
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Dreadful Death frs M Eyarorhobia.

Some six weeks ago Joseph Wright was bit
ten by his own dog, that afterward, biting sew
cral persons and u number of animals, and
giving decided symptoms of rabies, was put to
death. Wright thought little of the circum-
stance at the time, surprising the animal vicious
rather thar mad, aud nothing occurred to cause
alarm until last Wednesday, when he expert
enced a great deal Of pain in the arm upon
which the dog had fastened his teeth The
pain increased until he deemed it advisable to
isend for a physician, who gave him lotion, but
minated to No one tn. danger Of his patient.
Wright's sufferings increased, the pain extended
to almost every part of his body, until Sunday
morning, when he became raving mad, and his
disease was pronounced to be hydrophObia.-
He rayed at times, and tore his hair and flesh,
and foamcd at the month, and screamed like a
Demon, presenting a sight terrible to behold.
1t was necessary to bind him to the bed to pre-
vent him from committing violence Epon him
self. and often, in his exquisite misery, he
PRAYED to be killed at once, and relieved Of his
agony. The sight of water, or the mention of
the term, threw him into spasms, and he fell
trembling and grooming upon the floor. Those
who witnessed the poor mans madness, say
they never knew before how supremacy wretch
cd man may bet was awful to contemplate,
and would have startled and Mortified the dull
est and most unimpassioned nature. At last
death came, ia mercy, and Touched HIN with
the hand of eternal stiffness. Nature was ex-
night before last.
Wright was a yOnng man, a moulder by pro-
fcssion, and had been married but one year
He leaves a wife with an infant child.-Cm,
noy. E,u
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w. d Morgan.

The Report of Messrs-, Edgerton, Morgan
and Reemelin appears to have stirred up Black
Repubhcanism tothe very bott m of it; boots.
The, paJ ers of that party are perfectly frantic
over this report. In their desperation, they're
sort to all manner of false charges against the
members of the Investigating Commission
Messrs. Edgerton, Morgan and Reemelin-in
order to lessen, if possible, the effect of that re-
port upon the public mind. Among others, we
observe that the Kenton Republican charges
that William D.. Morgan, at the time lie enter
ed upon the discharge of his duties as Auditor
of State, (in 1922 was a d%cfaulter as Treas
urer Of Coiumbiana county to the amount of
six thousand dollars. 1t is scarcely necessary
to say that the charge is a base, malignant
falsehood. Mr.. Morgan was one of the most
popular Treasures Columbiana county ever hal,
and was not a dcfaulter to the amount of one
cent. AS State Auditor, he won the ADM
ration alike of political friends and foes, and
retired from that Office with a reputation for
stern, ~unbending official integrity which few
public officers, in these degenerate days, can
boast of.-Napoleon North Vest.
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var os Eaccs proclaimed.

We find the following in the Cleveland
Herald:
BarThe colored people of New York and
Brooklyn, at a meeting at the Shiloh Church, a
lew evenings since, presented Joshua r.. Gid
dings an American gold watch and an elegant
Bible. They were presented by the Rev. Mr..
Garnctt.i
"Mr. Giddings was then introduced, and
va. received with prolonged cheers by the
audience: He spoke at considerable length,
mainly urging upon the eolored people to edu-
cate their children in the love Of liberty, and to
prepare themselves to resist unto death, if need
be, the attempt which was now being made to
s~ubiugate and. ~ensIave' them. The decision of
the Supreme Court was a declaration of war
against them as a racc-nota against the slave
We would suppose that the BiDh would be
abeatthcfast thing that those people would
have use for. A.. BEEcHER rife, or a GEORGE
LAW musket, would have been a much more
appropriate gift, and would have furnished a
filter theme for Mr.. GIDDINGs oratory.
We have for years supposed that it. was
a war of races which the abolitionists designed
to prceipitate upon the country; and after read
ing the foregoing, no one can doubt that so far as
Mr. GIDDINGs is concerned. such is his aim,
at least cuch Poiiticlahs as ME- w. arc INC
worst enemies and worst counsellors that the
African race. ever had. If they cannot have
their utopian ideas of the political and social
equality of the races realized, they are resolved
upon negro domination. Are the Republic
can party of Ashland county prelared for the
political and social revolution to which their
great leader invites them2
VIII such sentiments as G1DDINGs utters
secure for him the Republican nomination for
President? Nous Terrons.
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SHERIfE"S SALE.

Charles D, Wick,
VS.. In CUg,hoga County Gem. Pleas.
James Wright.
DURSUANT to the command 81 a Pluries Eendi
l. Exponas, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of C~uyahoga county, to me directed, 1
Will sell at Public 4Aacdon, at the door of the Court
House in Ashlard County, on
Saturday, the Sch @ay0 AprH, 1850,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. NJ, and four
o o'clock, Il. Moi said day. the following described
Real Estatc:-The north-west part of lot number
six. Range nineteen, Township number one, Tract
plumber one-eommcucing at the northwest corner
OF said lot six; thence south one hundred aud ten
rods 10 lands owned by John Fisher; thence east far
enough so'that o line running north parallel to the
west line will contain fifty acres of land, the north
and south line to be equal breadth,-(excep seven
cast corner of said fifty acres) being forty acres.
Appraised at s.. Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March so, 1859. iStspfS5 ,0Us
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0IGGrccn.

= Tho -unfaltering Democracy of Old Green
effected a thorough organization, andin the face
of unusual efforts of the opposition (~particu-
larly in behalf of ESQ., cAREB, whom they
c nnidently expected to ~re-eIect Justice of the
Peace,9 succeeded ON Monday, in making a
Q an sweep.
JOIN TAYLOR and PAUL OLIVER were
elected Justices of the Peace.
ROBERT BOYD, WARREN WOLF and JOHN
BrRKLEY were elected Trustees. and the en-
tire balance of the Democratic ticket was sue
cs ssfnl by a handsome majority.
Good for old Grccni
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Mover MODE of Paying Debts.

The House of Representatives at Columbus
have-passcd.a bill entitled A act to author
izc the Commissioner of Henry County to
borrow money to pay the County Debt
That's q ..neuNway to pay old debts" Wewish
the Legislature would pass a bill instructing
as how to borrow ourselves out of debt: We
should, however, want to haze a section added
compelling some one having the funds to lend
us the money
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SAD AND MoURNFUL AcCIDENT.-A little
child ofMr. Jones, living near Ottokee, met with
sudden and most horrible death, on "Wednesday
of last week. TIL facts as related TO US, are as
follows;
Mrs. Jones, accompanied by her Ettlechild, n
lightly Itsle'ehurnb of emily about two years
old. and another lady, went into the Dnguer-
rean Saloon at Ottekce, for the purpose ef OBJ
tanning a likeness of the child. While in the
daeue , an room the little nBs called for some
water. The lady who was in company with
Mrs. Jones. took upa bowl of fluid, supposing
it to be water, but which proved to be Prussie
Acid, and gave it to the child to drink which
threw it into spasms, and in a few mlnu'es
II d:ed-Woaseea Rep
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sold this article for ten
CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH
er been able 10 say of
NEVER HAS 1T FAIL
sTANCE TO EFFECT
lsed. Never did we .
abstraction by amy one :
contrary, all arc delight
nd speak in terms of
Il its magical effects
&c speak in this matter
-fter ten years expc-s
|REPUTAT OK FOR THE
IEEB DECLARE. In al
where the infant is suf-
laustion, relief win be
y minutes after tho
alton il the prescription
'ERIENCED and skill
gland, and has been used
JESS in THOUSANDS of
;hild from pain, but in
ind bowels, corrects
md energy to the whole
relieve GRIP
M WIND collie and
if not speedily
We believe it the BEST
WORLD, in all cases
INCHIL-
rom reemfHE w-fr0~
say to every moth-
from any of tho
do not let your prejudi-
Of others, stand between
The relief that will be-
LUTELY SURE-to fol-
icine if timely used
each
unless the fac-simile of
New York is onithe out
- .".~
per Bottle.
throughout the world
Is Cedar st. N. York
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Gbe Ashlang daiun.
ASHLAND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 1859.
The Elections.

The April Elections IN this County, SO far
as heard from, have resulted favorably to the
Democratic party. In this Tewnsl ip Mont
gomery9 the Democracy elected their whole
sicket, with the exception of one Supervisor,
by a majority larger than they have had for
many years. We are unable to give anything
Ike full returns from the county at this hour
of going to press, but will gather and publish
details next week.
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SHERIFF S1LE.
John c.. Larwiu.
in Ashland County
Common Plesu.
Ohio and Pennsylvania

D III siihu NOuHiS
Ohio and Pennsylvania Common Plesu.
Rail Road Company.
ID V virtue of a pluries Ii Fa duly issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas dated the I'd day of
April, 1859, aud / o me directed, will sell at the door
of the Court House in Ashland County, the following
described Real Estate to-wit:-being part of the
north -west quarter of section eighteen 49, Town
ship twenty co., range fifteen (1oG
Also part of The south west quarter of section
eighteen Qe,) township twenty CO. range sixteen
Q6.)
Also, part of the southeast quarter of section
eighteen. Qs,) township twenty co. range sixteen
GIs.@
Also, part Of the north cast quarter of section
nineteen (l9.) township twenty (2U.) range sixteen
Also, part of the southwest quarter of section
twenty CO. township twenty go, range sixteen (16).
Also, part of the southeast quarter of section
nineteen Q9.) township twenty co., range sixteen
O6.)
Also, part of the northwest quarter of section
twenty nine CO. township twenty CO., range six
Also, part of the southeast quarter of section
tweniy-nine co. township twenty CO. range six
teen (16.)
Also, part of the south west quarter of scc:io
twenty-nine (29,) township twenty co., range six
teen 1G.)
Also, part of the southeast, quarter of section
twenty-eight 1881 township twenty [2o,] range six
teen lei:
Also, part of the southwest and south east quar-
tiers of section twenty-seven( % township twenty [20
range sixteen G16l
Also. part OF the north east and north west quar-
tiers OF section thirty-fve ISL. township twenty 20
range sixteen (16.1
Also, part Of the southeast quarter of section
thirty-fve [85], township twenty [2OJ, range SIX
teen [l6l
Also. part of fhe southwest quarter Of section
t~hirty-six [36, township twenty G20l range sixteen
G16] including the lands on the line of The Rail
Road through the original town plat of HaskelPs and
Wales addition 10 Loudonville, Hanover township
Ashland county, levied on as the property of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, defcn-
dants, TO satisfy a pluerics Fl Fa in favor of John c..
Larwill.
Appraised at - Terms of sale-cnsh.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Ashland, April 6, 1859. 4ItspfSIO
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MRS. WlNoLOW,
D HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.


We nave pun up
years, anu, oAN sAi ~ ,
OF II, what we nave nev i.
any other medicine-1
ED, ~ SiNGLE NH
AlCtkE: when timely
know an instance OF disS
who used IL. Tn the
ca WIN It's operations. z
highest communication
ana meuical 'lrtues-E-
WHAT WE DO KNOW =
rlence. AND PLEDGE oCEh
FULFILMENT OF WHAT WEE
most every INSTANCES
fering from pain and ex
found in fifteen or twenp
syrup Is administered :
This valuable prep;
Of one OF me most fA-
inl IN New Ell !.
WIN Nkh iAil'iNe 81
CASES. h
IL not ohiS removes 'nt
vlgora'es me s'omacl
acia"y' anu gives ION. q
system. IL VIII almos'
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OWN INTEREST.
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WALL

DOTTER KNOX havejust received the largest
Paper, Ceiling Decorations, Borders, Frcseo Orna.
ments. Window Shades, (plain and fancy) Window
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George W. Basford, and Eliza
beth Basford Plt'ffs,

George W. Basford, and Eliza
beth Basford Plt'ffs,
VS..
Aaron Yarnall, Margaret -
YarnalI. Elizabeth McMahan, Notice in Partition.
John Dunlavy, Mary Dunlavy
md Elizabeth McMalan,
widow of Thomas McMahan,
deceased, defendants.
A ARON and Margaret Yarnall, Eliza
n beth McMahan and Elizabeth McMahan, wild
ow of Thomas McMahan, deceased, of the county of
Ashland, and State of Ohio, john Dunlavy and
Mary Dunlavy of the county of Monroe and State
of Wisconsin. are hereby notified that George w.
Basford and Elizabeth Basford filed their Petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County,
and State of Ohio, on the 25th day of March y. ID.
1859. demanding partition of the following prem
Uses, to-wit:-the East half of the South West quar-
tcrof section nine, township nineteen. and range six
teen; the South westfovrth of the North East quarter
of section nine township nineteen and range DC,
the south wet fourth OF the south east quarter of
section nine in township nineteen and range sixteen,
also the east half of the south cast quarter of section
nine in township nineteen and range 16: also the
south west quarter of Section ten in township nine
teen and range Is. Also the west half of the south
east quarter of section fifteen township nineteen and
range 16; all of which tracts of land are situated in
the county of Ashland and State of Ohio; also the
south west quarter of the south west quarter of sec
tion IL, in township 10, and range fifteen, being in
the County of Holmes and State of Ohio; also par
tition of the following inlots in The town of Loudon-
Vile. in said county of Ashland, and State of Ohio,
to-wit numbers fifty one, forty nine. thirty-two,
thirty-three, six, fifty six, sixty six, fifty and fifty
two, and praying for a decree for partition of said
lands, that said John Dunlavy and Mary Dnnlavy,
be decreed to convey their interest in said lands to
the plaintiff, andthat the widows right of dowerbe as
signedin so much lands as are not incumbred by
the mortgage executed by her and her deceased
husband Thomas McMahan to Tie State of Ohio and
for other proper relief.
GEORGE w ~ASEORn
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c@ANEw LIVERY STABBED. b. Gray
~9-1< Proprietor. Family and Pleasure Car
riages, and $40 Horses, to be had at all hours. Pas
sengcrs conveyed to any of the neigLboring towns
on the shortest notice. Prices reduced to suit the
hard times. Stables in the rear of Graham's Old
Stone Store.
February 4. 1857. 34tf
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Co. the firm constituted by d. w. Ms and j.
II. PRESTON. is the first and only concern right
fully using the name. But to prevent all confusion
in the future. we shall use the style of
d. w. EVANS 4 CO.,
and all persons wrongfully using The apreliation' 10
mislead the public, will be made to suffr the penal
~ of The law.
D. W, EVANS d CO..
61S Broadway. Ncw-York.
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