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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06

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BIZ JOHN ~MAon1LIEn.


ran old suusrstition tells us that a face washed 4
the morning dew Of the first Of Nav In free fro1
averv hiemish.
Twas spring, when birds sung roundslay,
Wnen.ueWers are norn andiook 50 gay z
t3saA The demon, smallpox, flying came
- Hei lit on Mary, beauteous dame---
3lJ u And All, toostong he tarried. EtfZHI : I
IT, .Ifg8 (
fUa,l re niied her oval cheeks With blctehess
.ioF Cur her drecian nose In notches,
Gentle Billy long had wood her, D
~ Nor In vain the youth had sued her e
She had promised Tim TO wed.
But waen he saw the havoc made, 20.
she molly vowed, with heavens aid' r..
And on the first of May she should
An hl the alley by the wood,
Eaye with him q palaver.
-
Tvs IN the merry hrst OF May,
when charmed dew hangs on the pray, -
At Miss Aurora's rising time,
:. That these two doves were met to COO, 80
~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06
Notice. la. Teachers.

These examinations will m at 8 o'cloek
A. M. and close at four O'Clock P NJ No pplicant
will b. admitted aftertwelye d. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
of good moral character signed by at least two re-
sponsible persons. will be required, which testis
monials WILDE kept on file. No certificate can ba
ante-dated. No private examinations will beheld
Noue will be who do no expect to ongag
soon in teaching in this county R-ecammenda,
wherepracticable ,arerequiredf roms directors.
Weearnestlyrequest them 1.-THE close of each term;
to send MS anote Of the success Of theirteacher.
This will aid us very much In giving certificates
only to those who are successful Teachers. ASG .
fs 5sssT ct-ZaEr5 SIN BARBER, .stl
rs OF ,ss5W goierksfResrd Of Gxaminers
Ashland. Jan. 4, 1850 SI-ly
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06

@-aHow is your husband, dear 2" asked
one lady TO another. soa aIrE5 -
aaOh, he's ina very bad state" was the re-
sAnd pray, what kind of . state is he in :"
still persisted the other.
Gin State Prison .lixHra \
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06
SHIANDE UNION WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE 6, 1860.

~C@ BE sure and buy your Boots end
GA4S- Shoes of, J. WATSON, of Ashland,
At the old stand Of WAssoN &
credit.)
april 10, 1860, 46tf 12s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06
o@E.sA cARD.r;

A -MfsSIoNARYLATELY RETURNED FROM
Ia Japan. has brought with hima receipt which
has cured thousands, who were suffering from Con
sumption, Bronchitis and debility. I obtained {
from a learned physician. in the great city Of Jeddo
when ali other NEAR 2 had failed,fI am desirous 8
benefting others By sending this recipe, to all VII
maysheed it, free .nf charge. Address with STAMP
A6masdto SID No San Battle st. Bronklyn, NY
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06
Groceries and Provisions!
FRESH ARRIVAL.

"ooDS & McGREA takes this method to in
w form the people that they are now offering
one Of the best stock Of family GROCERIES ever
offered for sale in Ashland, at very low prices, they
constantly keep on hand q full supply of Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Syrup, Nelasses, Pepper. Spice Tobacco, CT
yars, Crackers, Cakes. Fruits, Fish, Sail, Croekery,
VingaT, and Tar. Union MIL Flour always on hand;
andin fact every article usually keptsin . good Gro
Gerry, viii be found at their Grocery three doors
Westof the Post Office. Cash paid for Eggs.
pril 18th, 1860. 3m46
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81

&. McCLINToCK having rented the Hous
. formerly occupied by David Whiting, south Of
the Town Hall, is now prepared TO accommodate
comfortably from 20 to, 25 boarder's By the week,
month or year. 1lm4o
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06

Prentice thinks that inveterate ~laziness IL
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06

For sale. Delays are dangerous. One day without
a safe might prove the loss of your books and pa
pers. Secure you q safe at once. You can save full
by buying at Ashland.
Ang3ep. L, 1853. = 13tf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
1860. % - 1860.
Mihi9an Gentral< IT, Great
Observation-Disclosures.

3ase eebsn al ppm Geutral~Deppt in Safe
@trabe> @bica9p:
4 Il SO Minuteu g. 80. Octrrit Mc>
COMMUNICATION (Scnnta9 aus9enpmmen), tTmmt
in Detrpit nm 5 ubr Is Win. Nadn,ittaes at.
~ ubr Is Minuten Gora,- Cincinnati GrpreB
C9pnnta9 alts9el1pmmeuj fImmt uah Snpioua-
pplis I'm 8 l1br 9tadnitta9s> naG Cincinnati I'm,
uni I u9r gprmitta9s.
8 ubr Vcrm. lightning GrtreB (@pnntaas
au59enommen) tpmmt ait lit Detroit um 6 llbr 80
Wlnutcn Nadmitta9s; 8ufalp ux 4 llbr; Ml-
bang I'M 3 llbr 80 81. NaAmittnes; New- gJprf
umt 9 llbr II Miuuten MaGmittass unb in 80.
ltpu I'M ~ ubr Nadts.
s llbr gfadn,itto9s. New-Yprf uno 8ptcu
@rprsb (Spnnag ars9enpn1n1en) tS1nrnt at, III
Detroit lint I l1br IS Wiuutm Tpruittaas III
BUFFALO INT 4 llbr so Min. NaGm., in Nlbouy
4 lbr 40 Min. Gurlnittoss, III New~ g)rrf 9 Il.
80 Niinuten Gura..> 8plton 2 ubr 40 Minuten
NadmittagS.
ubr Modm. Cincinnati unt louisville Or.
prep CSpnntag aussenpmmerl fImmt su SIT
bianapcliS ali UNI 4 llbr 40 Win., su Cincinnati
I'm 9 ubr 40 Min. 8prmitta9s> in QpuiepiQe I'M,
4 lbr Ma9m.
Gin Bug am SpnntaN 8 llbr Nadm.
Die 8 llbr 9. 81. >nb s llbr g. 81. 3u9e
Y%erbinocn 3u paris nit per 8ufalp unb Cafe 6u>
ron 81. 81. fir BuHnlo uno ale pitliben Yunfte ;
81 Srrprto NIT Der Great Grunf @ilenbabl1, na6
Atl,sltrn> S9eensbur9b, Mrntreal, Suetec uno
ale puntte III Canada Slt, ua9 benz nDrbliAcu
Gerrnrut> Ncm<5an1lbire >nb Wlaine.
1brcasb Sidet5 lne gu baten in ben 5aupt
@ilenbabn=S Tfcen, 9turo unp @elt> unb in Der
Office Der Grmpa9uie, 5 Dearborn @traGe, @bi-
easp> unb int Depot tit Gate, Strabe.
81. q. &ice> @upt't.
8. g. @paleinA Oeneral-
Yab~M9ent gu Gbicaso.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
@uenbQbuen II. 0ampfbppte.

.a, 5pm1mer< ARRANGEMENT. .
@eue Y%oi1a9ierz uno Grprebz Tradtz9inie.
aDetroit= uue Mil,paufie.Gifcubabn
= in Uerbinpnne nit ten -
Neuen uno id6nen Scean<D ampfl9ifen
uDetrpit" unp vMilmautee".
Das Dompfi6if nMilwoutee", Gapt. MiGares,
serldet Zen Odd an, UuDe sr,1 Milmaufee=@ traBe
jebeu Mpr9en prdcile 5 llbr &c pnntaos ausae<
u%rn,lle1) uuD ltelt nit sen G,1eutabn> 2iioen bcr
1ctrrit< unp Milmaufec=> Great QHejtern- ,up
New<yrf Central 9tnil=Nrob in rirefter Ser
t%iueuag.
Anfunft in Niaeora 0oIS 4 llbr Mur9ens>
Mltany 4 I}pr M g d.
Selten r. ll1r Mad'tS;
,e3 m95 H pa y.5} r.; sT T r e"g': m MS@t{ss,
Giirntn4n>Gr. Nagmittn9s 4 llbr (Spnntaos
ausgeurumcn).
! Wntuuit III Dstrrit 7 lbr 80 81. Mprg.>
Susp. Sriese 5 lbr Mbsnrs,
~ slltauy 4 llbr Mpraeua,
Msm yrrf 10 ltr15 81. Mcrs. },
8p!pn ~ llbr As 81. Dtitt.
Ya1age=S iltets MA @esel> rner DampflpiI
mad Gremen> 9amturs, 9aprc, Nutwerpen, 9rt-
~teroaln, ViYerprpl &C. mcroen lit Der Office efr
Grmpesnie y%'rfauft.
paquete fir ir9cnt eiueu an Der Detroit unt
Mll'porfse = Gilentobn e%slr9enen plas neree,
prcn,pt nno billig befSrbert.
Wion setdne Tradt: Via D. & NJ. R.
0ielt Gpmpasnie tefDrpert Tra0t ST. bcpeuteut
9sriAstrsn preiisn, lAne(cr UNI fiderer, ais it.
9sno cine aacere 0eleQi1aft.
Offee lit Milmaufie $50 OtwaderfraBe.
IS. Niemeier, Galircr.
SuliuSM pstus, @eneral=N sent,
S. .. Mbitman,
%rei1enper Mseut fir ZEN @clter,
@gSna@S S%sresSz gadasisr~
.. W. Nrcen1ar, "9'"''"'
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1860. g llzzgg EEz.:==.. 1860.
MibtgQn @putDern
Ottrpit, Mpnrpe unbTplebp

SuDu.
Nielc oinie uno ib:e Serbinbu>9eu tilhcn cine
Yptl t1npt9e Nrute nru 1etrrit mad Gbica1p,
Milmaufie> 0olenn, &pd Sslauc> 0utuQue,
Burlington, Yrairie tu gbisn, Ga GrpNe, at.
Yaul, 9aire, ct. 1ruiS, Ct. Sr1eYb une ale
Nrutcn int NelteN uno GiowelteN en-.
Mu9
na6 Gplecp, @lcSelano, Yittstura, Wbteliaa,
New- yrrt> nnt alien Srtcn, robin mani aaf bem
Ser1dieceuen o3wcigtabuen Yru jeuen Yl1gsa fab~
rem fanu'
Mtfabrt.
6 llbr As Minutrn Mittag. 2%i9btnirs Grprsb
fir Gbira9u uno Stem 2prf
tpMlmt at su Ncrton uu 9,45 Gprn,itas5
= Ircop um $3.50
. @~ltHslaub III, $40 9iadm.
= SuTalp um 1920
= Gbica9p uni 100
r Mem- gurf unt $50
1 llbr Nadnittass. Splccp uuc 9ineiunati
Grpre6
tImmt 1aG Iplebp UNI 4,O5 9tadmi!taga,
G~lerelonr III, $50
Bufalp lint 4>55 Gprmittaas,
New~yurt Tim $50 9tadmittaes.
Iict Nrute m1At pircfts Serbinouu9 Al Gle
pelanb nit ben rraAtvr(en Steamcr11 u0ity Vt
Buffalo" uae ,gSrfem Metrppulis> l1ad BUFFALO.
llbr IS Minuttn Madm. Nbriau uno Ws-
ferll GrFrfB
fVmmr an SIT Mpnrple UNI sos Hiadmittass,
. gbrian I'M 1000
= Gbira9p I'M 100 TrrmittasS.
~ &arten fInnen erbalten werpen
;u Detrrtt> in rer SfFce Der Grmpa9nic>
Gfe Mtwoterz 1no SruibzG trobe.
&c 3milhcu Oetrpit unc Gbica9o wcreeu
fcine Wn99pns 9swedlelt.
W. 0e9en ben Staub 1T i'm Spmz
rter rurb &entilatpren aelcr9t.
Ne DeS Na6t6 1T Gin Ma99pn NIT
Betten ser eber.
Die 3uee asbcn '1a9 tcr gbieaec Belt ab>
trpit.
Snp. 9. 6 NJ pbelI,
0cn'l Superiutenbent.
g. 9. 0ni9Dt, Nsent 3u Getrpit.
@cn'l 9uperiht. SfIicc, 2plcor> Suni IS. SO.
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8ermi11te Mn5ei9en.
o~>-.-~N~~~~~-->~-oO> <N~0C~~-
ODIfaeleoenbeit.

Ger Undergraduate fdbrt %rsselmdbis nit Der
Stage Ypu, Jadlpn= 5au1e 1T Graser1e ess 9ipur,
Murtay unb 0reita9 mrrseus s llbr, uno prm
Dotptab =5auie in Mep<llm Dienfta9s u. @cnn-
abenbs at. ,.'s 3
S9b . Nus. 8enSel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02

~ - ~ E5..4zs-:5ssgO Die grippe Npute nad
@a1binston, Baltimore, philadelphia,
NewzUprf unc So ton,
Gieic prrtrsFlide gabn, nit ibren ssrte1crten
tpetlidcn Vcrbincungen, bietet ben Je,i erbeu cine
ttrefte 1inie ua6 Baltimore, Ybtlaoelpbia, Stem
ycrf uab 8pltpn. Wud 1T lle bic ein5i9e Ncute,
auf melder man Durd9an9s=Sillet (Irru9b~
2idetsJ unb 0epadn,arfen (Gbrts) naH Ma~
lbtn3tpu erbaltcn fann.
0rsi pai1c9ier. 3i9e %psrlalsn Wbseling, 3d.,
taoli9 NIB iinb III biretter Gerbinbuug NIT allen
~efliasn 3i'ssn.
No9 alien s. tli9en St1oten:
Wpn Baltimore fabrt man 'p9lei9 pbne Nufent-
bait NIT g 9nell5ugen na9
pbtlabelpbta, Netpzy prt unb SO lton.
Na9 Walbinetpn eeben BON Baltimore tasli9
pier 3uge ab.
Uabrselp uno Tabrseit 70 t1rs tpie ouf irssnb
einer anberu Noute.
NS Neilenbe belieten ibre BiQete ria Bbee-
ling gu Serlan9en. Ourdgaagafartsn uno Nuse
funft erbalt man lit ben Gilentabn> BUREAUS oes
We itens.
NP Die Baltimore unb Sbip< Gilenbabn
1T Neilenbrn audi gang b~elonbers Der Naturl9pn-
beiten re9eu gu empfeblcn.
Sir Bra9t na9 p1ilapelp9ia> Netpzyprf
urD S0tDn>
uadpber pom benz @efen,
BAT bie1, Wabn srrBc 8rr3ise> ba lie> AM Sbic-
hule III @teelinh Ssnmcco uno Yarferstura
auelaufenp> nit rem 9rcBen Aleywerfe meltliher
gijeubabnsn in birsfter gsrbintuue jtebt.
Gpm Bbeeliue uto parfersburs seben icbeu
Sag reselnldbise gcpts ra9 alsn 5dfen her nett
liden 6luNe ab.
Die 5ra6tprei1e fins 70 billia.
nj auf irgenb elmer anbern Npute.
Otter Don irseno ei,,sm Ylabs Ellid BON 8alti-
more beseiAre man : nNia Baltp. u. SbipN Sc. st."
@Qes, mas on bic Wgentcn bieisr Yabu conls
nirt 1T, rire raid beluret.
6rabt=Msenteu iinb: 3. McBurrie> III
Gineinnati; g. Ss1pbil IT,. @p.> Gipley, B.;
s. 81. Hrss> Massyiaez ay.; S. 81. 9rtwid,
Y%ortsmoutb, O.; W. 9eY u. Co., Micolspprt,
O.; S. .. Iorb, @beelins, 3d.; Moles pet-
|sr, Belem; G.@ GerwtiI Nsp>gorf; 8.S.
aell9, Ygilaoelpbia; SIS. Gnslanb, Baltimore;
9eo. Softer II. Co., Evansville, Snb. s. g.
Worebeab II. Co., Qpuispile.
a:Ts. Z. S. Jpr1Ytb H.. 60, ct. Qcuis;
{. 81. @ole> General Billet Ngent.
W. Yrfscptt @mitb 1
2ranSpcrtmeifter; 6. s. TuIIer>
.#77z@ & @eueral- Agent bes @efeus.
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pnltimore- unb Obiu-G i(fnbabn.

- z!a g ~ H5=:=;zz==IlO Srpbe &pute nad
@albin9tom Baltimpre, philadelphia,
NeWzyprf u11b 8pltpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
9tprtDerm
AGGurd1tCf 90.
9tr. 1, mpr9ate=S trafe, 2pnopn.
Teuer= unb g.
8er1t6erunQ

Teuer= unb 6 g.
8er1t6ernn9
int ST. unb Muslanb.
grrid!et i'm jabre 1886. - Sncprpprirt nurd,
l. cine be lrnrere Yarlalasnt5< Nfte.
@opital : eI,259,760,=$6,298,800
Giusssabltss gapital II. ustsrl9uB:
G43S,S22 4 1 = $2,194,111 o..
Sabrseinnabme G1e6, 746 IS 6=$933, 734 IL
Tcucr=S
0isle @ele0ihaft rcrii1ert 9egen gerlulte peer
SdGreu rurd, 8euar, fat jeeer Dirt Gieentbun.
i1erungs=Sebin9un9sn weroen nit ber 9rrbten
9iberalitdt 9%eltottet.
Die Yplieen Der GeiealAaft lino nidt tlos burd
ercBes Capital sarantirt, %lrncsr1 9leid1als b1rd
bic ul,te jd)r1nfte rerlIuliGe 8cra,tpprili9teit Spu
beinate 1000 Mctieuinbaberu.
M% 8erluf tie meroen prompt erleBt
uno pbne Sesusnabme auf Spnoon ~
2ebens=De partement.
Mle &prtbsile enter seeenieiti9en Nhrciaticn
|ine init pe1 Sidtrbeit elmer YrpprietarY= 9pmpany
p%ereini9t.
Die Uranium Staten talireu anf rem lidcrlten
uno am BE :en te9lautioteu Datm unb fInncn
gang rad, Der Bequemliafeit pcs TerFderten
Sablbar ermaGt wereen.
Yrplperte, YrImicntabeuen, NpplicationS~ Tpr=
mulare &c. &c. ]inn IN Der Office su befpmmen.
Musfunft iber acknowledgement ta9li9
UNI IL ubr Mit!o9s.
Wiuiom 0etty,
A9eat, SIR. 81, @putb Oritte @trabc,
Ybi!acelpbia.
&eferensfn in 9 bilabslrbia.
9erren Stuort&8rptber Mr: IL Banfir:
Myers, Glaabprn II. Co., Nr. 232
MarfetfraBs. :
:v @ lit. McNee u. g., Sir. % Sputt
Brcnt ltra6e.
g. 9. Tbpmr1uu H.. g., Mr. 49,
q. Wotrrltrabe.
JpS+ 9. Mtt1cll Gsq., pr11. ber Mer1
Gant's 8ant.
Sames DnnlaN esq., Yral. Der l1nipa'
8nuf.
9on. % M. 81. pprter> 623 WalnntfraBe,
frii1er Nidter ber @nprsme Gpurt.
ct. Yaul, 8. Suli 1859.
8an 9amnt,
N9ent fit ct. paul.
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M =. Deutibe6 ..
Sicc>Gpu1tlut.

Der lntcrseiGuce ttua9ri9tt9t bicrnlit bas
beutl9e putlitum, oaB er Ypn
,6errn 6. Don 8aumbaG> in Milpoufee,
Qpniul fir Baiern. ~. ,.
. Wurttembere unb
80 edleuburg
ern1odtist it, Dcfuuente, welhe nad BEN &C.
%,lal,nte1 @taaten, pher mad, artern beutlten in
Minne{pta nod uidt cpniutaril0 rertretensn
@toa:cn, b%eltilmt il1b :uno Der cot Iula.ilGen Sc
9laubisun9 t~etiirfen, in Grlpfan9 SIT ncbnlen> uno
b~ieietten nit lcldtr Yesla,tbigua,s rerleben, je
mad Der 8eltimmuus, ofnt Mlslte!ler 1T ~tiirssNre
Grtlt Su remittiren, rrer sleid per ppIt ait ibrcn
8eltinnlun9scrt na9 Deutldlant SIT tefErtern.
Deagleiden:i 1T Ct erbStia> lit 1einem @eldaft5=
Bureau. ,.. "a.
Gpo0er6' Slod, Dtitte StraBe,
&otbladenesn jeee seminidts Mustanft iibsr iel=
DE yra9en 81 ertbei!en, ME le in bic lem 0sld1fte
in Betradt frN,men mUgeu.
Oscar Walmrps>
r1cutliuer Htptar.
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WrpBe Central GtIenbQbn
no9 benz
@effeu utnb Gfpr0fpcffen.


o. 81 ESzEEzzs.z;zaE58l]E - $50 $3.50
9teilenee mereen bic 9rpBe S1linpis Gen~
traltobn ais bic 5uper(dlislte Spn ouen att
bern fl'ben, wel9e BON Nem=yorf> philadelphia
uno Baltimore mad benz Wcfeu unb Nprbmelten
Mbren. Nuf bie1er Babn wirb bas %pftmali9e
Be9lelu sermieec,t, ppturd man ber @efa5r
ausseieBt 1T, cine uuri9tige 8ubn ein3ul9lagen.
perieren int Often, bic mad bent nDrbliden
Soma u,o na9 Minnelpta reiien mplen> e~rlparen
0elo uao .3eit, penn ie ibre Aarte,t ia New-
gprf> Ybilapelpbia unb Baltimore fsuf em> via
Baltimore ,np Sbio Sail @pab nnb Obip @cu=
trail no9 Cincinnati pber Columbus bann Yia
Sbte nno Milillppi pber Gerre 5aut unb Mltpn
Nail Noap naG
Carnival pper Yana uno auf ber SQinois
Central Sail Gpab
mad Dunlsitb uno Spu ba nit Der 81 inncpta
<5 a. y adet2ine s ompa9ny> per Iannpf-
sa424a boot nad @oint Yarl ulb alien Yuntten
unb petlid.
Nauleute u1b Nneere i'm Norben tperben bic
&pute icbr biais uuo suYerldlis faerl, mad ct.
paul, ct. Hpus, Ncw=S Orleans, louisville, Gin
%ein>oti> Baltimore unb mad aQen ylayen liplig
uno Eltli9.
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8ermiInte Nn3eiQen.


Jpbn 9. Samtrrn. CHARLES 6. 0uut.
9ambpr,1 S 2mnb,
MbDpfaten llnb Ne6t6<
,E-.a" a<1a- Mnw 6lte ts
ct. Waul, Minnelota.
Yraftiairen 1T alen childish 81 ridtet urb in
benz Scr, Staaten Ditritt=@eri
r ..1+"3.s III Geferensen:
@umairs, Seamat II. 81. New<yrrt.
Buwen, 9elmes II. g.. II
-Ncrtpn u. Serett .... 49,
Ybelps, SliB II. g.. ~
Dir NlbanY Sfen'@ rmpa9nie MltanY.
@a1euter, Stint H.. &c. j Ypltun.
Milton, @ulhn1au IT.. So. a...
Wn1. Blair ii. s.. Gb:caep.
Ser. .. Sa;eltut
gacpn, 5Yse Ii. So. u 9nint Sruis.
.@bilo. Strait II. 81.
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@tel5er<@pule.
04 L s6 ~L l ..

" 9tel5er<@Du1e.
Nbi1ipp Stel5er, @ise,tbi,tcr.
ct. peter> Mtnu.
fun jest erpHnet. 3pf9dnaer teint Sag perben
an ben tilielen Yrsilen ouf9enemmen. Cute
@!taltan9 une @a0er fets 81 boten.
Nu@ 1T bier bic Sta9ezSfice fir 1ra@
perle bes @ipur, 81. peter unD Ne>pz ulm,
Vpltdailen eeben BON bier aus Mpntaes unb
Greita9s pom ct. Yeter nod New=ulm uub am
nd4lten Sage retrur.
y. Mad "a @rplle Dienlta9s uno SamIta9s,
Mcnta9S ltro Trettas5 retpur.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18
TIE RnbbIt or Hare Question,

Since Mr. Grantley Berkeley published his
account of his sporting excursion to our West
ern prairies, q discussion has sprung up, as to
whether the rabbit is a native of this country
The controversy is carried onin England with
almost as much ardor as that famous one
about the color ofthe chameleon, of which we
have all read. Mr.. Berkeley maintains that
the animal he writes down rabbit is O rabbit
Columbian in the London Field, adduces
strong authority that it is hare. 1t is quite
true that they resemble rabbits in appearance
and that they are generally called "rabbits'
The latter fact, however does not amount tC
much--the question is, what is the animal
not what he is called. Audubon and Herbert
are adduced by Columbian as authority
that this so-called rabbit is q hare. He say
that the young of this species are born with
their eyes open, and covered with fur, whereas
the young of the rabbit are born blind and
bare. Further observation, by competent per
sons in this country, might easily determine
this vexed question. Meantime 1t is very
likely that Mr.. Berkeley is mistaken, insteaC
ofAudubon and other authorities, who have
pronounced the animal hare. Whatever i
may be, it Is delicious eating, whether made
into pies like the English rabbit, or stuffed
roasted, and served up with red currant jelly
like the English hare. Last year they wer,
exceedingly plentiful and cheap at the West
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18
Heennn md snycrs in Ireiand-Rlot nj
nuhIim. a..

Sayers and Heenan appeared at the Ro-
tunda Gardens, Dublin, on the 25th ult. In
the evening il was with considerable trouble
the Champions could disengage themselves
from the motley crowd by whom they were
surrounded. The HBenicia Boy and tom
Sayers" promenaded ~ far rs they would be
permitted among the masses that jostled and
twisted TO try and get near the two "heroes"
After some time, persons began amusing
themselves by blocking the hats of their fell
low-spectators. The standard of rebellion
against pugilistic authority was raised, and
in very short time indeed the platform was
broken to pieces and the carpet with which
il was covered torn into shreds. This system
Of agitation had the effect Of bringing in vast
reinforcements from outside, aud the ratings
were scaled by hundreds from every quarter.
The two pugilists presented themselves
amid a storm of noise and confusion. Say
ers tried to make him self heard, and was
understood to say that If space was cleared,
the science of himself and his friend would
be displayed.
The appeal was in vain, and the Benioia
Boy having tried his persuasive powers with
as little success as his companion, both i'm
medately threw down the gloves, and then
ehsued Il scene Of tumulL and disorder per-
haps never equaled in Dublin--hats were
blocked, coat-tails were torn Oft, and john
sons refreshment marquee was collapsed in
the twinkling of an eye. The wine whisky
and drink of all kinds which it contained, as
well as all the money which had been re-
ceived in it during the day for drink, were
made away with by the rioters. The police
arrived in large numbers, aud succeeded, after
much trouble, in clearing the gardens aud re.
storing order The "heroes' returned to theii
hotel, and all was quiet before eleven clock
At the time of the row in the gardens not
less than 10000 persons were present. Heenar
cess" each exhibition having been attende.
by 1000 persons, and double that numhel
were unable to obtain admission. Tht
Northern Wing says the Champions started
off by the Leopard for Glasgow, amid th'
cheers of the greatest monster meeting tina
has been seen on the quays of Belfast sinct
the Queens visit eleven years ago.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-18
IA New York Firm IN a ouandary.

A New York paper says that in January
last firm in that city imported a lot of plate
glass which they entered at the Custom
house at about $4,400. The appraisers set
its value at upward OF $1,000. From this
appraisement the importers appealed, and on
a new appraisal by meNhants it was cut
down to $5,4O0. Therebpon the collector
I instituted asuit to forfeit the glass for under
valuation |t. 30 "'pH'i"
The importers applied to the District Az
torney, wishing to give bond for the value OF
the goods and take them, and offered TO fix
the value at either of the appraised values, as
he should choose.a But tthe District Attorney
said they musthsEe new appraisers appointed
by the Court, under, the statute to get at the
amount for which to give bonds After some
delay appraisers were appointed by the Court,
and fixed the value at $4, 200, being less than
The importers gave their bonds, and went
to the collector to pay the duties, and take
their goods. But the collector knew nothing
about the Court appraisement and refused to
take the duties, or let them have their, goods
without giving, bonds to the highest appraise-
ment.' The Importers applledto, the Court to
help them, but the COURT had no power tc
give them their goods without certificate
from the, collector that the duties were paid
Altogether, the Importers found that II was
not SO easy 10 escape from between the upper
and neither millstone. -I'- n