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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14
2M0REWARD

II OST On theroad between this place and Orange
- and Johp Hifners, this day, a pocket book
Containing $50 in money, all in bills but two gold
dollars, The above reward viii be paid by the ua-
dersigned forTthe recovery Of the same. The bifIs
can all be identified.
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BOUND TO SELL!

HNHH subscriber has determined to sell his Farm,
i lying about / of a mile from the town efAshland,
on the Mansfield road. The Farm is well Improved,
has a good, two story, frame house, a good barn,
three good wells of water. an an excellent spring
of pure water in almost Every Field.
sell it in quantities to suit purchasers and at a very
low price 1t has also a largo orchard of the best
of fruit, and every other convenience for a home. l
can also confdentially assert, that for all kinds of
crops, there is no better Farm in the country. For
particulars apply to the subscriber on the premises
or to John j. Jacobs, at his office opposite the Bank
|"F SAMUEL FULTON -
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BUREAUS. for. from 81 to 500. .w.arG
TABLES from So to S5.1TrirF fafirui =; =
- COTTAGE BEDSTEADS from Sc to SIP. ,sf
PkRLOR TABLES from SOTO S25.! -
DINING TABLES from $50 to So. 10 haai.Y
CHAIRS from S. to $50.
And all other goods at proportionate pricesa The
tastes and the purses of all ages and conditions will
therefore be consulted. .'- t-,a5t.sa. 1.-f-~ae
3d. CASH OR CREDITI offer my goods at
these unprecedentedlyl low rates for cash or credit
my arrangements being such that can accommodate
my friends with whichever they may choose, at the
Lowest rates for either.
nsa Mr.. YEARICK continues with the establish
Ment as salesman, and those of his old friends wish
ing to trade with him will always find hin en- hand.
ADr n rviSbiur a-rr .4 -.a.. ..r f.. .
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@-px@sens &ho Eve arffssdd 81, sshe
oyeTlald mmai1spf SE.Louis repeat the reports
inirelatipErtodbhe qfighS of the 1exas ihce5dI-
aries. The road orlheof Red River ssaid to
be. lined with wagons. The excitement In
Norfher6 Texas continuesnnabated. All sus-
pseted persom ale warned away.
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A GARD.

.:i55. GARD.
A. MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
IN Japan, has brought with him a receipt whict
has cured thousands, who were suffering from Cor
sumption, Bronchitis and debility. / obtained y
from learned physicians. in the great city of Jeddo
Having been cured by it myself. of Consumption
sbenefting others by sending this recipe, to all VIII
may need it, free If CHARGE Add es with stamp
forreply. Rev. COSGROVE,, ,sTr
/, emp No 9an Baltic st. BROOKLYN, N.
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~ o III Z e ,
Elizabeth Merling
| Henry Merline

III Henry Merhng IL I.
TTENRY MERLING is notified that Elizabeth
Merling, did on the 10th day of September, 80,
file her petition in the office of the Clerk of Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the county of Ash
land and State of Ohio, charging the said Henry
Me-ling with being wiHfully absent from this Plain.
tiff for q period of more than three years last past,
and asking that she may be divorced from the ssid
Henry Merling,. and be returned to her name of
Elizabeth Schuck, which said petition win stand for
hearing at the next term of said Court.
- 49, ~ MERLING.s
By W. B. hecarty, Ler Atty 1etf
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The only fountain in the wilderness OF
iifeswhere man drinks of water totally unmix-
ed with bitterness, is that which gushes for
him il the calm and shady recess of domes-
"SSs544ss3ss- edi Of ebsGs ess5 ssd z~o.sz5e9s 5sa
fsal Astettef from Col. Preston, Minister to
Spain, gives an account Of the narrow escape
ofHmsef and family from drowning, in avessel
on Rhfehsthey had embarked at Marseilles, en-
rd1He fdf Madrih as5a >Sn hV5a75la !9t1s11
-TsFsT 13iT bsCfTib sIR sTsI4Eao ;aatsb iB3igo
observation-disclosures show that a Min
Hieofife ball. (which wiHPass through a thick
haardor aibagiofsoakum alta distanceLof 100
yrzlsJbisi fattened 2intoa shapelesszmass ina
bs1tefqsaud atES00 yardss4 o. .msileLis.e4 sd
Mi q; Nov siis 20 sgisY Jrs1i no-51q sdC
uHeA- It is said Governor Banks was much
slighted i'm the Boston reception of the Prince
And Governor 1Merrills of Name, was not in
trsdHced,to him, or taken any notice of at all,
theuah he went tofPortland to participate in
the eeremeniesoy ns9 Tsn'a Igo 70 shaasae1i
a~osr- eJoasephqs. Stone, who was shot BY L.
W Bliss, secretary of State under the provi-
siopal government Of the Pixies Peak region,
In aduet last March, died from the effects of
ms wound on the I1th inst, after having suf-
f3ered intensely for seven months. , ) &C.,
5naSGEWeiearn from TIL Fracker, ESQ. Of
R6tEefsbafg3fV VA that sMrg4J. c. Rathbone
pumped $50 barrels of pure oil, from his well
tsHBsehi6sq Sessags, on1the Kahahwa, above
ParHAssbarg in IL hours. This is certainly a
%Ufnferfuf -T71- -TTT-@-ZCO
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Notice tic Teachers.

These examinations will commence at 8 o'clock
IA M and close at mr. o'clsckP N No apPlicant
will be admitted aftertwelve NJ writtentestimonials
of good moral, character signed by at least two re-
rroniais WILDE kept on file. No certificate can b,
ante-dated. No Observation-Disclosures will be held
Noue will be examined who do no expect to ongag
soon in teaching in this county. Aecammenda,
wherepractfcabi .arerequired from school directors.
VIE earnestlyrequest them 1.-THE close of each term,
to send US a note of the success of theirteachsr.-,
only to tn csc who are successful Teachers.
- g.. n BARBER .----
b,rT Board of Examiner,.
z Ashland. JAN. 4 1850 IL ~ 31-1y @
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pARlORs FURNISHED
t0wmN UN MS yv,g,
MAP OF co

W.
TINE UNDERSIGNED proposes, provided sufi
Il cient encouragement be given, to publish a
large and beautiful MAP OF ASHLAND COUNTY,
from actual and original surveys. All the Public
Roads, Railroads, Post Offices, Churches, School
Houses, Stores, Taverns, Mills, Blacksmith and
Cabinet Shops. and all manufacturing establish
ments are to be shown on the Map, in addition to
the Topography of Rivers, Creeks, Ponds. Noun
tains, etc. The Map will also show all the sections,
with their numbers and subdivisions, aud farms
with their number of acres, and houses in each
township in the County, with the property wner's
name generally on each farm, carefully including
those who patronize the Map.
Maps of tbs principal Villages. on alarge scale,
will be inserted on the margin. The Map will also
be embellished with perspective views of some of
the Public Buildings, and such of the most promi-
nent private residences as can be agreed upon by
the owners and publishers.
The Nap will also contain a business Directory,
giving the name and occupation of each person who
patronizes the Map. 1t will be got up in the style
of, the large and beautiful Map of Ashtabula Coun
ty for which a premium was awarded at the state
Fair at Cleveland in 1856, and the Map of Huron
sand copies have been sold,) and of the Maps OF
Erie and Knox Counties, now in course of publica-
ton by the same surveyor. lnslze 1T will be about
4 by S feet, bea utifully engraved, colofed varnish-
ed, mounted on rollers, backed with canvas, and de-
livered to subscribers at five dollars a copy, paya-
BILE on delivery. ~ PHILLIP NUNAN,
II. S. PLUME.
- Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
P. Sail persons called upon. by either Of the
regard to their farms. and such statistics of manu-.
featuring establishments, and answer such questions
as may be desired, 81 hat the man may be ull and
complete. .-1iIus4 -s---s- .r- 49,
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The Peoples Candidate

T. :, = HHFIHB PUINHu-~~ OE"N' :"
IA. Yoarick, his entire. stock off, S-t--tr
CABINET FURNITURE,
including shop, &C., is prepared to supply the old
and numerous customers of this establishment with
every variety and style of work that may berequired.
L continue the same mechanical force, whose skill
and promptitude are known to all who have had
business with the concern Including Phillip King,
whose workmanship is not surpassed by any Cabi-
netMaker in OHIO that was employed by Mr.. Year
ick- ~. ,,-...
To illustrate the inducements offered the old and
new patrons of the establishment, would state that
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r. NJ G..

E-K. McCLINTOCK having rented the House
p formerly occupied by David Whiting south OF
he Town Hall, ia now prepared to accommodate
omfortaoly fre.u 20 to 25 besrdsr's BY the week,
onth or vear. 1iH4o
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ELflAE NOTICE. ! q : Is
Lidia Protsman,

William Protsman.
VTILLIAM PROTSMAN is notified tat Lidia
w Z Protsman, did on the Oath day of August
1860, file her petition in the Office of the Clerk of
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the county
of Ashland and State of Ohio, charging the said
William Protsman vita .beingrwilfully absent from
this Plaintiff for a period of more than three years
last past, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said William Protsman, and be returned to her
name of Lidia Hesser which said petition will stand
for hearing atthe next term of said Court. .
{ sEIECZS LIDIA .PROTSMAN.f
By Porter and Fox, her Attorneys 6wn15
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DIR. Hoofiants's =.-.4
g II e III a " BITT ERs,
DIR. Eoonand'a
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Everett knights,

Meet at No 81 Camp street corner Of Matches, on qA,uslqgs
OFFICERS:
President-R G. Latting
ce-Presidents-First District, George Burns ,
Second District A. G. Blackwell; Third District,
DIR. H. S. Forwood; Fourth District, R. D. Gribble.
Treasurer William Gribble.
Secretary-C Charles N Frost.
Grand Marshal-George W. Helme
Assistant Marshals-H. W. Bassett Fl. s. Tor
wood and l.. FL. Gardiner.
Finance Commttee-A G. Bakewell j. R. Pic
ton and w. G. Coyle.
Executive Committed. Fl. Gardiner, R. G..
Latting, 3. B. Adams, Robert Gribble and George
Thomas.
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Young Bell Ringers,

Metallic oda Faoes Hui ere,y Saturday Eseaiag
OFFICERS w. .=.-
President-Frank Lobrano.
Vice-Presidents- First Districts, Jos F. Dick I:
Second District, Q, Basco; Third District, H. N.
Jenkins; Fourth District, VIM. Freret.
Secretary-D. G. Canter.
Corresponding Secretary, Edward Sloan.
Treasurer. Watts kearney.
Grand MARSHALL. Z. Leverich.
Assistant Marshals First District, Andrew Jack.
District, VIM. Sorey Fourth District, Jesse BRYAN.
Foot Marshals-First District, 4. e. Bridge: Sec.
ond District, A. |. Leyereh; Third District, Z. j.
Blasco; Fourth District, II. B. Pegram.
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A NEAroLIrAS DfsFNeTioN.-A After the fall OF
the Neapotan government, some fifteen hundred
galley slaves, presuming upon the absence of mill
tary force, demanded their release from Gastella,
mare, and were permitted to go ont, on their
promise given to return at night, which they all
honorably kept. neighboring proprietor ordered
his gates to be carefully closed for fear of depre.
dations, whereat his servants demonstrated, ex-
planning that " the Casteilamare galley slaves are
all assassins, not robbers.i A truly Neapolitar
distinction.
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Csittentlen Guard,

Aeet at Station Hall Nagaaes and Poly9ea streets on
Monday Eceniags.
OFFICERS:
Presdent-Edward D. Turner.
VicePresdent--]o 7. Block.
Secretary.-Jos. Fl. DeGrange .z
TreasuFer-Geo. G. Wedderburn
Marshal-Samuel Aston.
Marshafs Aids and Committee of Arrange
ments-John Russell, Charles Montaldo, Charles
Thorn.
Finance Committee Alfred Kearney, Esq, H.
c. Swain, FL. f. Warner.
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chairmen of Paris,. Committees.

ASCENSION,
Edward Duffel. ........e.... Donaldsonyille.
ASSUMPTION,
Geo. W. Jones. ..-...,,.......,...Na poleonville.
AE0YELLES,
VIM. H. Murdoch Observation-Disclosures, Holmesville
BiENEILLE,
Capt Collin Rhodes. ..... ..i..........S Sparta.
B0SSIER,
Col. r. Hodges. ............ .... .Bossier Point
GADD0,
CATAHoULA,
James G. Taliafero .......... Harrisonburg.
CLAIBORNE,
Judge N. S. Scott, ...............Ho Homer.
C0NG0RDTA,
Douglas l.. Rivers. ..,............Y idalia
CALDWELL,
Il. ID. Bridger. ..-...5-....... Columbia.
CALCASIEU,
a. Pujo ......s......,..t.........L Lake Charles.
DE SOTO.
Samuel Clark ...se.... .4.......-.. Mansfield
EAST FELIGIANA.
EAST BATON ROUGE, : e'''''0l'
DIR. Richard ii. Uay,.-t-.,ts.s...... Baton Rouge.
FRANKLIN,
@. Ramage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wnnsborough.
IBERVILLE,
Samuel Matthews observation-disclosures. .Plaquemine.
JEFFERSON,
Pierre Sauve. .Carrollton.
JACKSON,
A. Y. DAVIS, Vernon.
LAFAYETTE,
Basil G. Grow .......... .yermillionville.
LIVINGSTON,
Henry Duncan .s........,.. .Ponchatoula.
LAF0URCHE,
MoREHoUsE,
j. W. Boatner ...5....,.. Bastrop.
- e MADISON, : !, '.''.''s =
w. NATcHiTooHEs, s-'''-0iN'
John Blair Smith, Esq. .Natchtoches.
- BoINTE GoUpEE, 'S
Robert J. Barrow ,.....,.. Lvonia Post-offiee.
pLAQUEMINES,
Geo. W. Morgan. ............so... New Orleans
RAPIDEs,
John R. Williams .......,.4........ Alexandria.
Robert B. stille, .........-.. Many Postotliee
'''sNs'9's ST. CHARLES, ~" :. 'e".i9'
Chas. Davenport. 80. St Charles Courthouse.
ST. JAMES,
Alfred Roman :. ..z............. Gabrielle.
- ST. JOHN,
= y ) ST. MARTIN, s -
Hon. John Moore. ...... New Iberia.
VIM f. Haiaeigh .....,,',.,...s.. Franklin.
ST. LANDRY,
Thomas G. Anderson. s..5... ...,.. Washington.
| ST. HELENA,
George p. McMichael -. .Amite City.
ST. TAMMANY,
VIM. j. Andrews .....:...,............G ovington.
TENSAS,
LIT. SueW =. ST. JoSepn.
! TERREBoNNE,
George I. Lester. ..................,... .Houma.
UNION.
/ VIM. G. Carr. .................. .Farmersyille.
NERMfLLl0N,
P. o. Broussard. .Abbeville.
WASHINGTON,
/ Robert Darlington. .s......... .Franhlnton.
WEST FELICIANA,
J.. Hunter Collins .......s.....,. st. Francisyle.
WEST BATON ROUGE,
1 N. w. EnpG. = DNluH IhouSS
j VIM,
Gen. T s. Woodward. st. Maurice
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Bell knights,

Md at Tie s.. Philip Baa Room on Tuesday Ereaing,
OFFICERS:
President Francis V. Duplessis.
Vice residents-A l, H. kernion and NJ. E.
Maeoin.
Secretary-osear Leblanc.
Treasurer-Gharles Eseoffier.
Grand Marshal Alfred Gernu.
Assistant Marshas-E. p. Legendre, A. d. Ber-
noudy, G.. Everett, j. 7. Beach,
Committee of Anangemenis--E. Vidal, Chair
man; Louis Prados, Alfred Cernu.
Committee of Ways and Means--A. L. a. Ker-
MON, Chairman; j. I. Beach, A. Morel, Ghas. Dn-
plessis Il. j. Ducros.
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bunker IIilI Rangers.

OF THE FOURTH WARD,
Meet corner caaat and Ftaetta Streets on Mondays.
oFFIcERs:
President-W. j. Maynard. 5."
Viee-President-v Victor Gaschet De L'Isle,
Secretary-George a. Bears. 49,.
Treasurer. A. Blache.
Marshall. e. Sykes. 4.ss.#
Assistant Marshal--Joseph Baker.
Finance COMMUNICATION. Watyman, Jack Will
son, James McCracken, Arthur Saucier, William
Hodgkins.
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Everett Guard.
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT,

- OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Meet Aeir Hail. Of Ndyaes and Josephine sree
on Wednesday, Evenings.
OFFICERS:
President-W. M. Perkins.
Vice. Presidents-Wm. Northern, John A. Wat
kins, Thee. A. James, Samuel A. Subway, l. N.
Phillips.
Secretaries Wallace Hunter and R. F. W.
Brakeman.
Treasurer Samuel Sumner.
Executive Committee George W. squires, D. P.
Logan, B. M. Horrell, Samuel H. Kennedy, NJ.
Kirkpatrick, Jas. Turner, Hy. Block, H. F. Given,
Il. s. Keep, W. B. Conger.
Finance Committee W. B. Bowles, NJ. t.
Squires, George D. Field, Samuel McGonico.
Committee of Arrangements &C. D. Bunce,
Chas. Ballejo, w. IL. Reese.
Grand Marshal--Gaspard Shrieber.
Assistant Marshals- F. MEG. Swain, Henry S.
Whitemore Louis A. Adam, Joseph P. Marvel.
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Everett Rangers,

Everett Rangers,
OF THE THIRD WARD
Meet at hs earooa Raiea6 Depot, Of Baroe and
Pe1ii8o Streets Wednesdays.
OFFICERS .. um
President-Lea r. Bakewell -o. u..... ~.
Vice President G. Dales.
Secretary--G. j.. Verlander.
Treasurer-R. Yeatman.
Grand Marshal-Thos. Askew.
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OF THE THIRD WARD, AUXILIARY TO THE EVER
EFT RANGERS,
let Common and Claiborne streets on Taeadags
OFFICERS: -4
President Henry Beebe.
Vice President Hanson Kelly
Treasurer--Robert Pringle.
Secretary-Geo. W. Simpson.
Finance Committee-Geo. W. Stoddard, John r.
Bradley, Robert Prinkle, Hudson English, - Per.
kins Hanson Kelly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-19
Constitution Club.

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Eos OFFICERS:
President-G. Dupanter.
Yiee-Presdent-He Garidel.
Secretary-B G. Genas.
Treasurer-Aiffed Bernard.
Grand MARSHALL. W. Allen.
Committee Of Arrangements-Ed. Jordy, Alfred
Bernard, Emile Dupre, j. X. Baily, Numa Delery.
Assistant Marshals-H. Grimshaw, Jas. Vienne,
}. NJ. Hoyle, Philip Buchanan, Emile Dupre.