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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
M'Arthur Market.
Cincinnati Market.
NIoNpAY Eve, March I

MONDAY EVE, March Z.
FLOUR.-There was fair demand to-
day, which was freely met by holders, and
pri ces ruled firm The sales were 900 brs
extra White Wheat at 35 500 do. do, at
Hagerstown, Ind, at 6 l29, and loo do.
superfine in lots at $685.
PROVISIONS.--There was good de-
mnnd for Bulk Pork to-day OF case, and
about 100 900 lbs. sold at these rates, bios
ing with few, fOny sellers at these rates..
A good demand for Bacon Sides at &C., bu:
holders asked 4c. higher. First-cIass brands
mess Pork could have ceen sold at SIT 30,
but holders Of such generally ask Sl8r ll4c
was offered for Lard but there were no sales.
GROCERIES.-The market continues
very dull, and prices, in the large way, NOM
inai.
WHEAT 800 bushels at 81 AZ
for prime White, and 81 35@l 10 for good
do.
RN.-Thc demand is fair, and prices
firm at SOC. for fair mixed, and 82@7Sc. for
White.
BARLEY Sales 500 bushels good Fall
at roc, and 300 do Spring at zoe.
RYE.--A sale OF 1000 bushels at 95c.
Market firm.
OATS are in fair kcmrnd at 62@6Sc.
SEED.--A fair demand for Glover, and
the market is steady. Sales 1870 buseels at
%.
EGGS.--The market is dull, and prices
have declined TO l23c. per dozen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
Thc Popularity Of The Cuban
Question.

question:
A few days since, Mr.. Hale, the
Republican Senator from New lamp
shire, in a speech on the Cuban ques-
ton, remarked:
81 say, sir thatI have received
letters to-day from the State OF New
Hampshire, from some of my politi-
cal friends, in whose judgement have
great confidence, and whom | always
follow, let them lead where they will,
and Hey tell me that tie sentiment
there Sthat thiS question Is domOraJ-
iziag the Republican party In th1S
cou,t,y, and that they da'o not meet
IT,"
The people of New England, on &C.
count Of the great benefits they would
derive from having the Cuban markets
open their manufactures, are for its
annexation without distinction Of par
ty. Ifthe Republicans ever make
ita yarty question they will be no.
where.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
Close Voting.

In the city of Utica, N, Y, which
polls about three thousand five hun
dred votes, there was IL tic for Mayor
between the Republican and Demo
cratic candidates at the late election
The Republican majority is usually
about three hundred. The Democrats
have the Council.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

DTEon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio,
We observe by the Philadelphia pa.
pers, is council for Mrs. Fry in her
application for devorce to the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature. An exchange saws
his appeal to the sympathy ofthe Leg.
islature in behalf OF his client was elo-
quent and affecting.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
3lrh advertisements.
YOUNG HENRY.
THlS ZINE HORSE WILLIS,

Wis FINE llOltSE WILLIS
Il stand the ensuing season in Near RsSA
thur ut the Steam Mill Seven dollars 6zhREss
will be charged to insure living cotstle mon
ey due when the colt is foaled, or when the marc
is parted with. Only six dollars will be char
ged to insure mare with toal.
This splendid blooded horse, Just brought
from Kentucky, is lG hands and three inches
high; fine dark bay, and weighs $50 pounds.
lie is n horse of fine action and style, and has
tho best set of limbs of any stallion in Vinton
County. G. i. BOUTWELL,.
PEDIGREE.-Young Henry will be years old
this Spring. lie was sired by old Sir Henry, ho
by old Florasell Young Iienry's dam was n
fine Mare from Ohio pedigree unknown. lie
was raised in Harrison County, KY, and has
been owned and stood by Thomas Walden ever
since he was three years old. He has produced
us good and fine colts any horse in said coun-
ty, as we, the undersigned, testify.
RoBERT CLIFFORD, THOMAS WALDEN,
WM. PERKINS, Benz. CONRAD,
WM BERRY, JONI SHAUHAS.
The Jack Bucna Vista will stand at the same
stable. March l0'-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
MOI DCnH Ypt.

We are pleased to state that we arc
still in the land Of the living-that
we have not been "thgashed," !" nor had
our two eyes knocked into one"
Neither have we been cowhided -
The Raccoon Navigator has threaten
ed us, we learn, with all the above
quoted infections. We are of opin-
ion, however, that lie lad better exc
ont his vengeance by a continuation
Of his invectives and slanderous in
situations, for we assure him that any
attack upon our person will not pay
him living profit.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

U We understand it is claimed
that the "Raccoon Navigator" did moi
agrite the article in the journal which
accompanied that remarkable Report
that Report which a Wing chair.
man made to Democratic Legisla.
turel We are satisfied that it was
published at his instance, that he al
least furnished the ammunition, load.
ed and aimed, and then, perhaps, left
another, behind whom he sheltered
to pull trigger. That is the sort of q
a game he has been playing for some
time.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
The HaWesviIlo rragedY.

LOUISVILLE, NaTCTI D.
Tne Hopkins County Grand Jury
find no grounds for indicting the mur-
derers Of Lowe, at Hawesville. The
Journal publishes its report to-mor-
row. Several citizens have left Hawes-
vile, fearing violence from the out
laws.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
The Hndependent Pnncr.

The Commercial, which published
the Minority Report of taCo members
Of the Naval Investigating Committee
which arraigned Mr.. Toucey, the Sec
retary of the Navy, for corruption,
has refused to publish the Majority
Report Of the other three members,
which entirely exonerates and ap.
proves the conduct of the Secretary
This is specimen Of the fairness and
manllness Of that independent paper
Gin. Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
Republican majority

The Republican majority last year
on Mayor WAS nearly 1900. The
total vote Of the city is little over
1G, 900,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
Washington correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 25, 1859.

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importance 10 ''o 'i'''ol ''"S l'cc''eu
'nelF S"nc.'oi' ''e S''''"' - i'"t'y
enucu anu n'"c" ''i'PO''"". ''S'''"'
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10" '"e "c'nocF'"'' i'i',ilO'iS '"',
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Ino'''9 'lo'"'"'S '"o 'e''''' oi ''o
way ~" D"'"'! l'e"'S III Go'o'''%'"S'
oO"""'1 - '|''' VN press P","''o"''
.n'J w i'o' I'"o "'O"'Oreo 10 "oro3"'o
''' "a 'I""u PeFPe'ra'eo upon our
people, oy a construction contrary TO
'ho pam Interpretation ol Tie treaty.
ana contrary 10 Tue understanding OF
our minister, anu Wlllch mas Always
Oech TePudiated Oy the people, IS re-
ceiving the tacit Rcquiescence OF that
body which should always be on the
alert TO protect our flag from insult
ard maintain our national honor.
Though the acquisition OF Cuba
has been made one OF the leading
measures Of the democratic party du-
ring the present Administration, and
one which would, without doubt, meet
the appreciation OF the American pco-
.ple, there is not sufficient unanimity
in the party nominally in the MAORI.
ty trlumphantIy to vindic0te the
principles which they claim to profess
and for the maintenance OF which
they were elected.
In 1907, the Cabinet of Thomas
Jefferson took into consideration the
PropFlefy Of acquiring tho Island OF
N"oa' Us a means OF hahonal defence,
ana i'S importance IN TINS respect, can
surrey Vo ol no less c consideration now
Il" tue year 1871, LnSanN sent a tnS'
"'o 70 havana ioF the purpose OF
gaming possession OF the Island; aud
n"V'hg Iouho that they could not get
PoSSc''lon "llnont the cooperation
.oI tue authorizes and OF the army,
elnlSSarleS were employed "to prepare
Ine puOllc mlna TO declare themselves
independent, ana Solicit their protec'
tioh' railing to accomplish their
IoRJec' OF bringing CUBA under hel
protectorate Dy direct means, she seeks
through the Clayton Bulwer Treaty
TO OBTAIN her ehds ny tying the hands
IoI 'le American peopie by perpetrat
my " lfaud upon them, which, so soon
"' UNDERSTOOD, is rePudlated. Let nc
one cllarge The tlme-honored demo
cratic party, with the shortcomings
oil those who were selected to advo
cate her measures. If the principles
DC correct upon which the Govern
meht was instituted and upon which
the democratic party stands and ha:
ever stood, let us not abandon them
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
Death of an Ex-senator.

ST. LOUIS, Sunday, March 6.
Hon. Henry S. Geyor, formally u
nited States Senator from Missouri,
died last night.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

OFThe New Yord Tribune lately
had most malignant article, in which
it advised the Republicans to vote
against a resolution complimary to
the Speaker, which it is usual to pass
at the close Of every Congress. Mr..
Orr has made one of the faireat, most
impartial and best presiding officers
the House ever had. Notwithstand-
ing the advice of the Tribune, only
thirty-two Opposition members out Of
the one hundred and six, would record
their votes against the resolution
which was very properly offered by
Mr.. Nichols, of Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

a SAD MESSAGE By THE Waves
On the oath ult., bottle was picked
up from the sea shore at allenby, by
the coastguard stationed there con.
tainidg paper, upon which was in
scribed the following:
''Off the SicIlIos; blowing a whole
gale; masts gone by the board; water
six feet in the hold; making fast in
spite of all hands to the pump; master
and three of the crew overboard.-
God help us. James Harris, mate
American ship Jane, Of Boston, Dec
oath, 1853. If this should happen by
Gods assistance, to reach land tele.
graph to Loyd's in London immediate
ly. Cargo thrown overheard. Nc
hopes for the ship" C@LisIs Eeaas-
iner.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10
Chicago and Cincinnati.

The following was the vote for May
or at the late municipal election i'll
Chicago
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-03-10

Do The new Jail just completed at
Point Pleasant, Va; was destroyed by
fire IN the 10th inst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-21
SmcbbdmbIer=S Im,eiaem.

SIM @erlos URN Syn. scbItr in @bilatclpbia 1T Icetsn criBir-
nrH Hnc Surd s. .. StrdcTS Yu&bonclun9 III &ibmpnS gu he.
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msiIano 9farrtr in 8isltnssbouitn in S8urtsmbrs
Nrcbiatcm
fnr Ile Spnm 8et~ uup 5etertage
ncblt
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unb
crrciter,cn Nitbsilun9en ouS Ieincm dueereu unb innerra
Gcbcnseanee.
Ntit Dem Stlonihc bpe S~erfalere in Stobt QcIfpten.
Rodh Der sptlften (neu0tcn) Nufoee prNitdneis bcrausacatbsn.
$50 Soften IN 9rcfCm druid.
Splfs=Sitberbibsl. Die 9rc6e alaemeine, uber bic aan,e
SSttitse Setrtit esS @lten unb Ncucn 8eltamentC mad Or. 81.
Eutbcr'S lctcrirbun0. 9radt-@ueaote nil 100 id6uen in Den
3crt ein9corudtcn Abbilounaeu uno burGGuS 0ebcrbcr Ronbrin-
I'luns, Nut l30nem Druid StHnpo pier. SpIio nit ShIh6cn
&t:ie StlbcI ma@t rem Support curppdjf&er Slbsr>Stteln emit
bebTh6 une ;rttnrt I'D i~nSbepnocre mob burdD ieucne 8cutdu.
etet:tt aus, lnctm ne Die Gpptrppben gons, bGnn eas 3. unp 4.
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rulavsmS YIN Spl. 6tGs!Gs entbalt, wtIhe 9r0etentteIs in an-
bern Stbcls NuS9absn tchlen.
arnefS, j., ieds Suder pom wabren @brifent6um
nsbt be9cfu9tem Ycben bs hl. Iutors unb be1rr 9arapicsa6rt-
ltatt elmer oroentltfen 5auSpcltile gu getrauteu. Mcbt 66 fct2
men SplNbntIten, II. 4. 2l42 Scicn. @rpbtr Druid. Solibcr
Scoerbane nit Mdrmcrlhnltt uno Disqualification.
. hmclttns, y, htnmlildcS SerQuilacn in Soft. pScr
rrufdnet9es 9ctettub fur ale Soften, utbit Der 2cctnsaefdihic
uulcrtS SeilonpcS unb MPcroen- uno Mtcnranoohtcn in gericu,
81. $. greeer Druid. SNItper Eebcrba"e nit NiarnOrlhnttt u.
9tart's, s. ST.. tGsIi&cs 6uuctu6 in autcn unc t5.
ZEN So9cn, cntboltcnb Acknowledgment, @cbcc ub GcIdnac fur
@Elunoe, Arontc, E'Etrubte uno Sttrrcncc, nclt @etctcn uc
9ciduscn fur SdNronscre unb Gcbdrcnce. 7O2 Scitcn. GJrptcr
Druid. S6cner, lpliotr 2cocrbanc NIT 1cppclltlprtn.
%ScBner'e, Sch, Sd0btIltbcu, cutbolttuc titliIte Sc.
%tIaa,tuns'n nit crbauItden Yteberr auf oae >, { tee Sobres.
Scrb. NuS0abc. Il. S. 67 =. Cert. Shpn liter Druid.
Solioer EcpcrtinGlno nit Disqualification.
SGu1cr, Der, am @ratr. @iuc Nuewa Ger ann
gcbrondr bel ycitcntt9dnsni1cn mic AUDI lrcitccu fur Scltc
bic UNI 9cicttt GpoC raucru. 1Smp. 24O .. Scu Sb6ncr
Mculrltnctnb0ub nit Gjelbtitcl.
oubnera ttbliltC Ojtprjcn non bCm Qltcn II. Ncuen
Sot0mclt ir bic Gulcnb uno @olfSitulcu. 9eu b~car6etct ppn
=: -. Ncr1rr; Wit IrIttt3BIidNen Sra9en unter Dem 8crc. 81
Silocrn uno ctrcm NGrttntn rcn 9oIaniua. 46S .. St6ner
ecutiihcr Druid. NebcrHone nit 0pppell1lcBcn.
OoIeltC 9Sert en9Itlh.
NSitihCrS, !. y. 9S., Wcr9cn< uuc 9ttcucppfcr, uctIf
aRccrn gcidnGCr uc cinrm @nbaus. Nfit circn 5itcItupfcr.
@5snan mad Der 0rt9tnoI- Nus9obe, lSmo 32S 9. SGtn in
NipuiCtn Qtbunbcn.
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Mebi,iuilde 2ln,eiacm.
Gicfumbcr mcmfd,en SSerifaub.

Sn 9ctrNdt cS rr9nerfheu lSetters, mas 10 T I'M 9aufr bic
lS Nrablabrs batter unein 5olee %bsfeten lam man gar nibt
onoere errorten, ais has Der bhentliht @cfunobeitS;ufanb b:s
ganscS III pcrb6Imtsm6Bt9er gSeic ppu BEN GET ausbau6en sen
g9NttaSntn unc Der MaIdrtl leiben uo ib burd anbere pprtrr-
lhrneCn Scnntcrtranttcttcn %tunbeebcu pre. SoS 1elbe fieber
Hcrtrctct lh IN uniern Sanoe ppn Sabr ;u Sabr mcbT, unb pcnn
ntbt 9cIbcS Titber, 10 miro Gioer 9brlcra pcleu STEELE e%tnnebmcn.
pbnc rem en rtjhn @auenrcbern. Dem SprhuS unp talten une
9SchieIrcbtrn iu lprhcn, bic icS ibre Gr;abl Spfr fur baS GRAB
frrecrn. Sn Setrodt htcier GbotiadCu 1T has bette, mas man
tbun RAM. Die 81rrCr~G pnittuticn IN ihrcm prrmalcn Suii1nc III
TboIen. Obnc Die YetenNtraft III ~9eidtrben' gu biesm gnpe bat
Or. SrjlCtnr Gin @rlporat.
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bag Rie man aue S6mcr,sn beilcn fam.

Die &OuIcnbC. mehc an Rbcumotienus, 9icurOlQia, ncrY1Icn
Nrpt' @cltd>te-, SCrcns, Vlitccrz unn RudrulhmrriCn lciccn,
NJ cen ar9cnbItdIthr HtnrcrunS mb 9dniitc Nbbult, mcnn lie
60rtStprnte Cure NII 0ctrauhcn 9itic rrGp0ra-
ZION rince Gbcmtltcn bat lid ais has tcitc 6cilmtttrl fur Sdmcr;cn
III cen &npd,en, MtuStc!n. Ncrrcn une z, bncn brmahri. 8cyluhc
sine 6laldc ub rnce beilum9! Yrcie IL, % uno 80 GtS. Ser.
auft wirb bIiClbc bel
&. %48o9ner. q. 96pcfcr uno allen 0riesinen
6.iJ i'll 9tUhmpnb, NprfrLf uno Qcnrebur1.
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March Mallow pastoral hcmostat que paste
Yn onIrncbmtem @ciNmat 9tatn @rf6lnlne uno 6ultcn grn ben
Erien rani'llttn unN oMsriAntittm @eritn i,br empiCblcn. 3u
babcn bel {. Is. SiIdcr. 0ot
6rine @emiir,- Chocolate rrbjeit iuetsu
s &. StiAer, It.
G,icn-GbrcoIape, t~eit1nptg fui6 INN Yon eriter
Euolidt bi 6. 6. Slider. Not
Gac1r. San sGNcn,. GiteItaHt, @yait pOmerr mnp
Rrpfn cmpicht 9. 6. Tiiher. 9ht.
0rldc llcQucn mo Mericamcntr unt,r onceren
"c~9ct0bililhc %lurtniaunNS- 9ilcn, 2}rancrcfb'S-, Sa;rcS- Hno
ntlt dN &1iitr =Nilen; WcyouES ycbcrr piU,n; SuIaab's, 90,
lcttr'e, &pcrb0gtns uno PAIRS YiitcrS, friih rrh0iten uno nm
&rrt0uT bci :. :. StiHtr, M0t.
NAmmr, feme mno Qrptf, opn .}ncia rnktfr, GLEN
bcn rnc 6rrn; fraHi0titc uno cnalitc gam unb NaqeibIrlten;
cute 9au oe GN!c8Sc, III toIbcn una 9NnSea 6lacOnS, bel
:. Is. & tibe r, Ngt.
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6rtebrih IS erbarpt.
(9oit Hor 400l.)

Eeben unO 9Nrten Don Werrral 6rierrth 9Silbetm
pOn Steuben. Yret5 l6 GtS.
Smupe'e 9Erlt9ci6ihte, a Y,sieruna % Gents.
S0cinle NCputlif, Ntractcur StruYe, drummer 4 Cts.
9rolpEtte Hpn Vben9tn0nnten 20eten IicgcN sur @iniibt bel
:. y. SfCder
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Qusuit SbrCEcr,
Npptbeter uup 0ru9Qih,
80. 10 OfniuzStrd6P

GontCnc fWr os bleRcr 9Cwcnncne 3urGuen bort Fl, inter 3u>
lderun0 promPIer SerNnun9, eanebc aut fcrnerhin III crbaltsn.
8tnptt mcrocn 81 ierer 3eit (bei &aS Wnr9ad,t) prompt unp &C.
pifenbaH auSQtfubrE.
@lc SOrcn 6artctpTs, 9cnnsralas, Sruhbmrsr, giaarren,
8ante. jtau> unc Shnlpffotat bst inoi9 an5anb uno Wtrben gu
cen bili9ten Yrtisn pTtauft.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12
MUSICAL

TINE undersigned respectfully desires to inform
i his friends and the public at large, that he
has the agency for the sale of Lighte, Newton and
Bradbury's Patent arch wrest Plank Piano Fortes.-
These instruments are celebrated for depth, fullness
richness, purity and a peculiar singing quality OF
their tone, for which they have received the highest
Ecomiums from the greatest musical celebrities OF
with other instruments, have received the highest
premiums, among which was the first premium OF
the Worlds Fair at London. The patent arch wrest
Plank garantees their standing in tone longer than
any other instrument.
I am prepared to sell the above Pianos at New
York prices, the cost of transportation only added,
and will also furnish any other make, Chickering
good instrument, will do well to give me a call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sheet music constantly kept on hand. Instruc-
tion given on the Piano,-and Pianos tuned when
ever called upon. Sales room on Cottage Street, at
his residence. j. RISER.
Dec 80. 1868. n30tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12
SOME DOCUMENTS
What Mr.. Jefferson thought of the
Missouri Compromise.

In a letter to President Monroe, dated Mon
~ticello, March 5, 1920, Mr.. Jefferson expresses
his well-known hostility to the policy of set
Ting q lestions by geographical lines, in the
following strong languageN
"The Missouri question, by a geographical
line of division, is the most PORTENTOUS
one1 have ever contemplated" -
ILL.,
and yet our Republican friends, who discovered
but a few months ago that they were disciples
of Jefferson, go blubbering about the repealof
the Missouri Compromise.
The whole North opposed the Compromise
of 1920, when adopted. They chopped off the
political head of every member of Congress,
save only one, who voted for it. And now
they boo-hoo because the Sacred covenant is
repealed.
It was repealed in fact, in 1850. And yet
the country prospered remarkably until 1854,
when Mr.. Dixon told Messrs. Chase, Seward,
&C., that the Compromise was repealed four
years before. 1t was the first they know about
it! The country was ruiued, the sieve oligar-
chy was triumphant, freedom was in the dust,
the sacred covenant was broken; and yet Wade,
Chase, Stanton, &C., never surmised what a
catastrophe had befallen the country, until the
lapse of four years, and would not known it
then, if they had not been toldabout it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-12

Ghs Meetings during the past week.
- Republicans and Democrats have been busy
throughout the county during the last week
The Republicans have mo tly imported their
speakers. They have made extraordinary eff
fofts to sustain their death-stricken faction.
ta The discussion at Loudenville and Orange
between HAgN and KENNY attracted large
crowds, & Democrats left the meetings strength;
jsnsd in their faith, and Republicans lost con-
fdence in their party and its principles-be-
ing persuaded that their house is built upon
the sand, and that it is the foundation of their
party, and not this glorious Union of States
shat is sliding"
The Democratic speakers have been doing
affective and faithful service, and urging
support ef AN gNscRATeHED DEMeeRATIc
We predict future union and har-
neny among the Democracy of Ashland coun-
d, and that if there any r~ivalries or chickering's
-they, will be buried hon nominations are
made, and that THE WHOLE TICKET will here.
after command tbs entire vote of the Democ.
ney.
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Andrew wierman, Plaintiff

John wierman' ct al Ders.
TOHN Wiernan, John Smith and Margaret Smith
81 his wife, VIM. Wierman, Elisha Barton and Sc
villa Barton his wife, an of Ashland. County, Ohio,
and George Snively and Eliza Snively his wife of
Allen County, Ohio, and Cyrus L. Shinaman and
John F. -Shinaman, minor children of Hamlet Shin
aman, deceased, of Macon County, Illinois, will take
notice that a petition was fled against them on the
It'll day of September, A. d., 1859, in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County of Ash
land, State of Ohio, by Andrew Wierman, and is
now pending, wherein the said Andrew Wierman,
demands partition of the following Real Estate to-
wit:-lot number one hundred and eleven in An
drews addition to the town of Ashland, Ashland Co.
Ohio, and that at the next term of said Court, the
said Andrew Wierman will apply for an order that
other proceedings as are-nuthorfzed'byalaw-
WIN. b. MCCARTHY, Atty. for P1tfe
AS1tand, sest. :. 1879 SEl4
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A-A man BY the name of Ross has invent
ed quite q novel machine for the prevention of
burglary. By means of wires form each wind
zow, the opening of any door or shutter, attach
ed, is Immediately communicated to the instru-
ment, which is placed in the sleeping room,
the alarm is given, the lamp lighted, and the
: door or window indicated simultaneously. The
Instrument does not at all interfere with the
every day opening or closing of the doors, and
e can be thrown off or attached at will, by the
simple movement of bolt or pin.
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James Madison defines the object O.
the Republican Leaders.

Everybody knows that the present sectional
conflict is a renewal of the pernicious and un.
patriotic strife of 1920. Read the following
extract of a letter from James Madison to
President Monroe, dated Montpelier, Feb. 20,
1920:
HI find the idea is fast spreading that the
zeal with which the extension $50 called Of
slavery is opposed, has, with the coalcsced
laeders, n object very different from the vel,
fare of slaves, or the check to their increase,
and that the real object is, as you intimate, to
form a new state of parties founded on local
instead of political distinctions"
Neither the welfare of the slave, nor the re-
s%triction of the number of the slaves, is any
part of the sectionalists of to-day, any more
than of their prototypes forty years ago. 1t is
simply a desire to maintain and perpetuate the
sectional contest which taeir evil Vaccinations
have begun.
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BEN cBoNE'S
s. ~ g @ ~

DEN CRONE would inform his friends that he is
now established in the room 8 doors west OF
he McNulty House, and nearly opposite Gorham &
Luther's Store, where he is prepared to furnish them
with all descriptions of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
F0REIGN FRUITS,
&C., &C., &c. Please give me = call.
Ashland, June 1, 1859.-52f BEN CRONE.