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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-23

ANOTHER DUEL NEAR STocKToN.-Some
days since, a difficulty occurred between two
gentlemen, named Frankenthall and Oppenhei-
mer, in reference to some trivial matter; in the
course of a conversation with a friend about the
misunderstanding, Frankenthall remarked that
he would sooner believe a Chinaman or a ne
gro than he would Oppenheimer. This asser-
ton reaching the ears of Mr.. O., a retraction
Of the offensive language was demanded, but
without success. The only method then left
to heal the wounded honor of Mr.. Oppenhei-
mer was a challenge to mortal combat, which
was accepted. The whole matter with refer
ence to the time, place and weapons to be used,
&C., was arranged by mutual friends. The
hour was fixed at 6 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing; the place, in the, vicinity of, the Asylum;
the pistols, six-shooters, navy size; distance,
twelve PAGES; the parties to be placed back to
back, and to wheel and fire at word.
After one round, an adjustment of the diff
Guilty was attempted by the seconds; but Mr..
Frankenthall we1id not unsay what1he had as
serted. Two more rounds were had, without
injury to either, when another attempt to ad-
just the quarrel, by the seconds, was made
This time they were successful. Frankenthall
now asserted that he would believe his oppo.
nent as readily as he would either a Chinaman
or a negro. This statement had the desired
effect, and the parties left the field perfectly
satisied.-Stockton Rep. siA ah
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CHANGED ITS NAME.-The popular Canal
Collector, " Crock" Scovifie, this morning
changed the name of the canal boat James
Buchanan to Abe Lincoln. The Ship of State
will undergo a similar change of name ina few
months.-Herad.
If the change be true, we will hazard a wa
ger that the Lincoln will stick in the mud be-
fore November so fast that rails will be insult
fcient to pry her out: "Crock" Scoville don't
belong to the party that names Presidents.
The change of the Ship of State will be but
in name. The same principles and the same
policy will be carried out by the commander
who will take charge of tho good Ship after
the 4th of March. His name will not be Abe
Lincoln, by a long shot-Natiomaz Democrat.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, OHIO, MAY %, 1860.
wA~f .... "a. .n.sr.r,1 ii ]

= what ssss shs .uasfsrs n u \
Our good people were startled Saturday even
ing by a brisk c~annonading, which lasted a
few minutes. Some thought they discovered
ia speck of war" One man suggested that
the firing was over the late election for City
Printer; others sprmised that it might be Re-
publican thunder. But if the noise came from
that side of the house, why were only ten
guns fred? This latter query puzzled some;
though an old H1Liberty man " undertook to
solve the matter about the number of guns by
explaining that the money, the enthusiasm,
and the powder " sort O. gin OUT after the
tenth explosion, and that the whole Republi-
can concern quietly passed into the hands of
the Commissioner of Insolvents. Others offer
ed the explanation that the number of guns
indicated the number of States claimed for the
Abolition ticket nominated at Chicago.
Meantime, in this multiplicity of opinion,
we shall claim, the. thunder ON behalf of the
City Printer, and walk. off with the honors.
Fellow-ciizehsf we make you our profound ac-
acknowledgements.
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"A Boy BURNT TO DEATH BY HIS FATHER.
"A farmer, living in Liberty Township, this
county, accidentally burnt his son to. death,
about two weeks since, in the following man.
ner: The farmer was engaged in ploughing.
His son, a small lad about seven years old,
took his father out some water during the af-
t~ernoon, and instead of returning home, as his
father supposed, he laid down upon a straw
stack and fell asleep. The father, just before
isav tbs saa ne, out tO Of the the n xaV. s aaG + WISHING oS sps'@ 70
Upon returning home, and not finding his SON
there, he thought Of the stack that he had
fired, and went back just in time to find his
SON burnt almost toa crisp:-KnorviUe 6Losoa)
Journal, May 10.
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For the Union.
MGRr
A1zzcr1oxkrELr INSCRIBED TO MRS. P. H. CLAIR,

AFlECTIONATELY INSCRIBED TO MRS. p. h. CLARK
To thy home q nestless birdie. ~
Ts Early come with songs that stirred thee,
And the heart it filed with pleasure,
W., Opened to receive such treasure
All around seemed dark above her,
None were left on earth to loYe her,. -
sr0 But when other friends departed, rf MA.
z7e1s Thou didst bind the broken hearted ~
Few may ever know the blessing,
Fewer deemit worth possessing;
IT'S an angels task to soften <rE.E
= Sorrows Of the little orphan. sDf59Ettf
When to know her was to love her
Angels round her seemed to hover,
Whispering, where no earthly fetter
Christ the Saviour loveth better.
y " When her cherished flowers were coming,
EeT Andthe bees around were humming; ! re
Hears she angel breathing, thrilling
Soonfto feel them LIES tide chilling.
Then her hands were fendly folded, -
ROBBED the form SO finely moulded,
And where now thatform reposes $
Little hands bring wreaths of roses.
tMong the, harps that angels carry
Was . little one for Mary
Listen I in that heavenly choir
Hear ye not a new tuned Tyre
-iista When these stricken ones grow weary,
taz Wandering through this world 50 dreary,
e May q harp to them be given, s e
Rs Bright as Mary's now in heaven. 4, ~,
2 Ashland, May, 1850. 5Es MARY.
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WHY Nor2-The Columbus Gazette, a
Chase paper, declares that Stewards record in
favor Of giving to negroes the elective fran
6hise would lose him Ohio. The Cincinnati
uazests copies the article ap%provipgly. Now,
If Stewards record, in which he fayors giving
to colored persons the privilege of voting,
should the Chicago Convention. nominate him
for President, Why should not the Republican
marty of this State be defeated with any can
didate, in consideration of having in the Leg
~islature, by a party vote, refused 20 submit an
amendment to the Constitution to q vote of.the
people, the object of which amendment was to
prevent all kinds Of colored yetiDg?-ChtNt-
cothe Adpeftssr.
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" COMPLIMENT TO CAPTAIN TURNER.-The
citizens of Vera Cruz feeling profoundly CRATE,
full to Capt. Turner, of the u. s.. ship Sarato-
ga, for his gallantry in arresting the p~iratical
expedition commanded by Marin, and thus
r~escuing much property and many valuable
lives from destruction, are about to present to
him q beautiful and valuable sword.
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PENDING IN THE PROBAT AgOgKf
OF THE COUNTY OF ASHL AN "

OE IdE COONI1 Or AO6A TIC - =
John Van Nest, Admin YSHE said Sgens.
istrator of the Estate of are here r. ~,
Abraham Ecker, decd. that John J E;,b IN
Us. Administrator, p.
Elizabeth Ecker, Levi viii annexed ne l rs
Ecker, Jane Ecker, Ar tate Of AbrahaL .n.I
thur Campbell, Lydia deceased, did ~.
Campbell, Jacob Ecker, Administrator, n
Ann Ecker, Elisha Tai 26th day of April, wr :.
bolt, Susan Talbot, John 1860, file 9 petit SsE.h
g. Bringolf, Barbara the Probate Court OF -.
Brineolf, Abraham Eek land county, Ohio, IS.
err. ir. Rebecca Ecker, the sale &c. of the ] ~
David Ecker, Elizabeth Estate of said Becede =
Ecker, John Signs, Eliz- and shall in pursuance I
abeth Signs, John Ecker; the prayer Of said pet
Catharine Ecker, David ton, ON the first day o.
Wintrote, Catharine Win the June term OF said
trote. John W. Matthias. Probate Court for A. D.
| Jesse Ecker, Elizabeth 1860, to-wit: en- the 4fh
| Ecker, William Elliott, day of june, A. ID 1860,
Catharine Elliott, Robert or as soon thereafter ~
| Humes, Barbara Hufnes, counsel. can be heard, ask
Sarah J. Matthias, Lydia for an order for the sale
Matthias Abraham Ma Of the following real Es-
thias, William Matthias. tate, Of which the said
| Abraham Ecker, died seized, to.Wit: Seventy six
acres ofland, more tr less, off the. west side Of the
southeast quarter of section IA in township y, OF
| range Is. Also twenty-four acres. and tWelve-hun-
dredths of an acre, off the west part.cf the north
east quarof sec %, in TIP % andranEe Is, saving and
excepting three and three-fourths aeres, ss excepted
and described in said petition. And also the follow:
ing described land that is to say Sixteen ceres and
twenty-five one hundreths of an acre, in the SOUTH
east part of the northwest quarter of section twenty
two. township twenty-five, in range fifteen, as de-
scribed in said petition. And, also, seven acress
and ffty-twe hundredths of an acre, out. Of. the,
northeast quarter Of section twenty-five, township
twenty-five and range fifteen, as described in said
petition. And also, fourteen acres, and thirty-fouF
hundredths of an acre, in the northeast quarter OF
section twenty two, township twenty-five, and range
fifteen, bounded and described as in said petition;-
all of the above mentioned and described tracts or
parcels of land lying and being in the township Of
Perry, in the county Of Ashland and State of Ohio.
And also the following lands to-wit: Five acres at
the southwest corner Of the southwest quarter, Of
section thirteen, township twenty-five, and range
fifteen in the county of Wayne and State OF Ohio J
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earn.

A MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
N Japan, has brought with him q receipt which
has cured thousands, who were suffering from Con
sumption, Bronchitis. and debility. I obtained t
from a learned physician. in the great city of Jeddo
when aI other means had failed, I am desirous. o
benefting others by sending this recipe, to all VIII
may need it, free of charge. Address with stamp
for reply. Rev OOSGROVE, :,
6m2 No 230 Baltic st. Brooklyn, N.
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The Gops.

Vegetation advances with accelerated speed.
The face of the earth hereabouts was never
more lovely than. now, and at this time of the
year never gave promise of a more abundant
harvest Certain sooth-sayers had prophesied
frost on the night ofthe 10th, and as people were
eTbitten" last year, some gave ear to the 'fsign"
folks; but the night of the 10th brought a
southern wind and a genial rain.
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n.ror. cor nf,frfef cerrr.

The following is a list of the jurors drawn
for the District Court of Ashland county,
which its session on the 10Th of
June: ,s.~-5 ,.-s,
soloman Peterson, Green, ie
VIM. EBalt, Z" aa 's+
John Padsn, Ruggles,
alu,f tgaf-{ .mI Z. 5aa GFeaif
Geo. Buchanan, vermillion,
Ezekiel Ganett, 7Clearcreek,2
Rufus Gould, Sullivan
"A. NJ. Parmely, S..
James Patterson, Perry; .ssa ".
John B. Landis, Mifnin,
Daniel Wertman, Montgomery,
Jacob Grail, I p" 90 -
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DOUBLE THREAD
FIRST PREMIUM

bE6S j t-IV1lS
At the Ohio State Eair held at sasdusky, 1858, and
at every County Fair in the State, where the same
has been exhibited. This machine is now confident
ly offered to the public as the best
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
New in use irrespective of Price
WI ask attention to the following points Of exc
w eellence IN WEST q Wilson's Machine:
LIST. Its simplicity, and directness will which the.
power is communicated to the needles. This is the
great desideratum, and IN this we claim q decided
superiority over all other machines.
I'd. The needle and needle bar are both straight
and the motion direct; the needle bar is attached to .
small wheel driven by a larger one, instead of to
the long arm of the lever, as in most machines, with
power upon the short one. The latter arrangement
necessarily makes the motion of the needle both cir
culaf and weak, while the former gives strength and
directness. .
Sd. The great power and direetness of the motion
enables us to sew al fabrics, from gauze to four
thieknesses of leather, with almost equal ease. and
the Machine can be made to run, without changing
needle or thread, through all the diferent thickness
es, from a sheet of paper to heavy leather, and back.
and forth without dropping a, stitch or breaking q
thread. We know of no other family machine Of
equal capacity. ..
4th. 1t uses silk, cotton, or linen thread, from the,
original spoois; unlike most machines, it will permit
the seam to- be turned 81. right angles at its highest
speed; it has much more. room than other family
machines for passing goods through. thus allowing
to pass freely the heaviest garments, bed-quilts etc..
and it will turn up readily upon hinges attached to.
the stand, though this is seldom necessary, as both
tensions are regulated from above. :
9Th. The Machine win do q greater variety of
work than can be done by any other stitch. 1t will
HEN, QUILT. GATHER, EMBRoIDER, and CORD, and:
will do neatly and rapidly every variety Of sewing
that can be done by similar stitch. upon the highest
priced machine. No machine will, make and PVT;
upon garments the FINISHING CORD as neatly AZ
ours, 49,.
Send for a circular containing full particulars,
prices, testimonials, illustrations of stitch, &c.
Orders for Machines and Circulars wilsreceive
prompt site ntioA, by addressing, -.
L. G. BLINN, Travelling Agent,
Sullivan, Ashland Co., O.. y
Machines warranted, and full directions given for
using, without extra charge. M : ~ ~,
One of the above ms ohinesS can be seen in operA-
ton by calling at Bushnell & Co. Clothing Store.
Ashland, May 2, 1850. 48tf
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MOUNT vERNoN.-A letter from Washing
ton to the Philadelphia Inquirer, says the
Western editers have visited Mount Vernon,
the rural home of Washington. Painful as it
is to witness the dilapidated state of the man
sion, it was yesterday noticed with pleasure,
that the ladies have commenced their work of
renovation - Fences and summer houses have
already been repaired, and the carpenters are
already getting out material for reconstruct
ing the tall portico, on the shattered pavement
ofIWhicht echo the ghostly footsteps of a glo-
rious past. That portico is now propped up
by beams to prevent its. fall but viii soon be
carefully reconstructed, exactly as it was when
the modern: Ginoinnatusl entwined the scarlet
honeysuckle around its now decayed columns.
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KENYON COLLEGE CoMMENoEMENr.-Rcv.
JOSEPH HAVEN, D. D., Professor in the Chi
cago Theological Seminary, and late Professor
of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, in Am
herst College, has consented to deliver the An
nual Grafton before the Philomathesian Society
of Kenyon College at the ensuing Commence
ment, June 18th, 1860.
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AfCTTE TURNED TO A. FARM.-The La
Crosse (Wis)EU niom says, Mr.. Brown, the
w~ell-known proprietor of Dacotah, a paper city,
ten miles north of the Mississippi, has turned
his own, site of a hundred acres into most mag
nifcent farm land. He commenced at this
point eleven years ago, thinking he had made
the bestys strike iforia town between Dubuque
and st. Paul He has seen Lacrosse grow up
6,O0eag He has seen rival cities start up about
him and burst IN the shell. He has seen the
folly or failure of his own calculations. He
has good sense enough remaining to convert his
charming table land to the growing of oats and
cern.ozA thousand town site holders of Mime
sofa have got to follow suit. .aa4E
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A Boy OVER NIAGARA FALLs.-We learn
that a boy tan years old, a SON of the late DR..
Maclem, and a nephew of Thomas G. Street, of
Chippewa, fell into Niagara River, a short dis
tanoe above the Falls, on Sunday afternoon,
and was carried over the cataract. He was in
company with his mother and some other per-
sons on a small island where there is a burning
spring, and exhibited . disposition to go too
near the edge Of the bank, for which he receiv-
ed a caution. he did not heed the warning,
however; and in a few minutes he was missed.
There is no doubt that he fell into the water
and was swept into the abyss beneath the Falls
Democrat. ,asa[-fe -
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GREAT REW0G
SEWING MACHINES.

DRICE Reduced to. Ten Dollars; You can now get
a Machine for the above Price, that wifi do all
the werk of a family, and in Is good style as any
other Machine; it is simple and durable All or
ders left t'Reller q HowArds Store, viii be prOmPt-
~ attended to. - - . q
H3-Territory forthe same can be had ofthe Agent
addressed at Wooster, Ohio. :
Ashland, Jan. IL, 1860. S3tf -.
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i AN U~NFoRruNATE BuoKEYE.A Reason
Tivis5 of Clermont county, Ohio, arrived at
St. Louis on Monday on his way to Vera Cruz,
Mexico. Falling in with q very pleasant gem
tleman, he was carried by him to the Mercan-
tile Library, where his friend informed him
that, the usual high price for admission could
be saved by his (the friend's) acquaintance
with the Librarian. Ina few minutes the
happy Nj 4. was introduced to a person who
passed for the official aforesaid, and was soon
q locker on at a bet instituted between the
librarian and the other, on a small ball COM
monty known as the patent safe. AS usual in
such cases, one of the parties had ono small
CHANGE and consequently borrowed $40 of
Mr.. T., giving him, as security, a note for
2 1000. The parties to the wager then sud-
denly disappeared, leaving the note behind
them, which, of course, proved of no value.
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S Y A " " a II
Male and Female Academy.

ELIAL RICE, A.. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
MISS MARY ". FOSTER, Preceptress.
TNHE Fall term commences August 29th 1850.
instruction is given in English branches, Nat
ural, Mental and Moral Sciences, Mathematics, An
cient and Modern Languages, Music, Painting and
Drawing e -s.'
Text books can be procured of the Principal,
from 15 to 20 per cent below USUAL retail prices.
Good rooms can be secured OF low rates by calling
upon the Principal.
moderate expense.
A large Boarding House adjoining the Academy
grounds has been purchased and arranged for the
accommodation of those young ladies whose parents
or guardians wish to place under the special care of
the teachers.
For further information apply to the Principal or
undersigned.
D. S. TEMPLEFON,
JOHN INGRAM, Secy. Pres. Board Trustees.
Oct. 2e, 1859. 21tf
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
John Aten and In Ashland County
Jesse Wertman
VS.. Common Pleas.
Eli Gulbertson. j.
TOY virtue of q writ Of. FL Fl, duly issued from the
Il Court of common Pleas of said county, dated
will sell at Public Auction at the door of the Court
House in said County, on
Saturday, the 26h day Of May5 $780,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
lands and tenements, to-wit: Being the undivided
one seventh part of the North East part of the North
East quarter of section twenty-four GA in township
twenty-five l26,l and range seventeen 90 being
taken as the property Of Eli Culbertson, Defendant
at the suit of the above named Plaintiff s.
a. ra JOHN ], HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
April %. 1860. pf-$5,0O
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HOW ASSoCIATIoN
tl|N Philadeinhia.

4 BenepoLnt Insiitation established By special Enldow-
nent, for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, sg-
Ricted Nth VIruLent and Epidemic Diseases, and es-
peeially for the Cure Of Diseases Of the Seraat Or
gdns.
MEDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
Nt Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with . de-
s~cription Of their condition.. (age, occupation, hab
Medicines furnished free of charge. -.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea, and other
Diseases or the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SHILLING HOUGHTQN. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Direo
tors.
EZRA D.. HEARTwELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. 1y1
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Persons interested in the above, assessments, OBJ
jecting thereto, will make known their objections in
writing; and file them with the Recorder of the Bor-
ough. within two weeks from this date, at which
ell of the Village of Ashland for confirmation or re-
lection. -Sso, IT. O. Mayor.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-23

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