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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-04

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seventeen years, now offers free of charge) to all
who desire ii, the Recipe and directions for making
q simple Vegetable Balm, that will, in from two to
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LIGHT w. DARKN HSS!
ASHLAND
MATCH FACTORY!
Who. wants a Home !?

TIME RESIDENCE OF f s. A. WICK, IN
Ashland, Ohio, is for Sale: it is one of the most
desirable locations for q home in central Ohio, it is
situated in South Ashland, on Centre street; it con-
tains about q acres of land well laid out, an album
.dant supply of Fruit of all kind, a good modern
dwelling House convenient and well located = and
furnished throughout; also q good Barn and other
out buildings, a good well of water, cistern &c.. So,
everything necessary to make it a good home with
out the trouble, time and annoyance of building
The property will be sold at a moderate price, and
on accommodating terms: s'must be sold soon
Persons buying the premises can have all or any
part of the furniture at loD rates, also the Stoves
For information call on the premises, or apply to
C. C. Wick, Cleveland, Ohio, by letter.
d. Ashland May Both, 1860. 52tf
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The Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Senate, with
out transacting any business of the least pub
lie importance, at ten o'clock, went into exc
cutive session. sz - H5 2
When the doors were opened, the Senate
adopted a resolution declaratory of the right
and title of certain bands of Dacotah and Sioux
Indians to lands embraced in the reservation
occupied by them on the Minnesota river, and
al flowing them thirty cents per acre for such
as they have ~relinquished to the United States;
all persons who have in good faith settled and
made improvements upon any lands contained
in said reservations believing the same to be
government lands, shall have the right of pre-
emption to 160 acres, on paying 81 rs per
acre; provided, that when such settlement has
been made on the lands of the Indians, on the
South side of Minnesota river, the assent of
the Indians shall be obtained.
A resolution was adopted to print 10000
extra copies of the report of Lieut.. Ives on the
uryey of the Colorado river. .
On motion of Mr.. Gwin, a resolution was
adopted, that a committee of two be appoint
ed to wait on the President, and inform him
that unless he may have further communica-
tions to makei the Senate were ready to close
its sessions by adjournment. Messrs. Sim
mons and Salisbury were appointed for the
committee az IIEs2
Adjourned. 4
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GENTLEMEN:-In accordance with the YER
bal assurance which I gave Won when Won placed
in nv hands the authentic evidence Of INV
nominat;on for tba pros;dsaau ~ tbs. Not;oI,
al tion- of he emocrst;c nartvII NOW
send Won nv FIRM 81 accentance fIno1 q care.
fu esam;5st;on IF A. 9isffarm If nr;ne;nles
Jants5- -,osto1s aad - g. =. apI.;
moe With an ad5;t;onsI reso,,,t;on wh;cb ;s ~
nerfoct barmong nth az otLars eSJ - a.
r. fs;t6f,1 emhoS;mant ae az ~ $500
nr;n.;nlas &c a. neSnasS s-o4Su
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( -eTFpes saa14aa - ~ nn6ooaJ'
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nay;oa.;a. eennuO1, 90 ne
s 1-Ssa,"s Ia IN ths eouourran.a y
morS tfan tIvo1th;rds of tbe- uboJe n,,mber If
k5sIaSS+ss5 "a n-s-ao. aaoa.aanoa Ill Az
49, stsbI;sbad nso1ss be AZ n.rtv NJ
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n"nS Pa,ty' = II eiaS oao - upun
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1870 Pelsy UuI go 80 -,
80 -, : : p"Nn.0 = . -o1S an'
a M ~ ntn INC oSannoy,
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na-oc..t;e 80. anGtha;r e;thG,I rsnra1
sentat;ves w;tbont onv agency interferepce
or nrocnreman+ On 80 81 feeI mrst IN
honor and dnty occo14 +ba nominat;on Tn
1870 M 80, sn ~ rnnindf1I ~ ~
resno6sibilitv II ;mnoses Init With firm reI;,
once mon 6;v;ne Pro1;Jsnee Ibove 81 fa;tb
that the neonla will comnreben5 the tr,e na-
ture of the Issues involved and eventually
maintain the ripht. THE neace of the country
and the nernef,;sv IF the Un;on have been
mt, in ieonardv bv factions who interfere with
control the domestic affairs of the ueo-
ple in the Territories tbrouoh the agency
of the Federal Government. IF the power
the duty of Federal interference is to be
conceded. two hostile sectional narties must
be the inevitable result. the one infiamine the
passions and ambition Of the North and the
otber IF tbe South Zach strnool;no N use tbe
Federal mower and antbor;ty for The aooran-
d;zement of its own section at the exnense of
the equal RIGHTS of the other and in deroga-
ton of those fundamental nrincinles-the
nr;nei Hes of elf.governmen ant which were firm.
fv established in this country NV the American
Revolution. as the basis of our entire Repub-
l;can system Dur;no the memorable neriod
of our political history. when the advocates of
Federal intervention unon the subject of sla-
verv in the Tarr;tor;es bod walI n;ob nrec;ni-
tated the country into rayoJnt;on. the Northern
ntervent;on;sts demsnd;na tba W;lmot Pro-
r;so for H. nroL;b;t;an e slorarr and ,bo
;nteryent;on;sts then faw n numbers,
and without q SINGLE renresentative in either
House of Conoress ;ns;st;n1 mon Congress-
ional leeisIafion for the nrotecf;6n If slavery
IN onros;t;on1 - Az nasbos of~ +bo noonIo IN
ether casa> Il w;1I he -remembereJ that Il 70.
on;red al iha I'D, go 81 ;nananoo ~
; CLAW = Webster and ; Cas- snnnorteJ nv
the Conservative and natr;ot;c men If the
Wb;e and Dsmoeration drtias Of tbat JoT.to do.
g;sa .nJ carrH ont Ena of no1;e1 ub;cb
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- JAooa RElNHARn. the Ole editor of

JBSn JAooB REfNHARD, the able editor of
.Deri WestboteY . German paper published at
goIumbus, Ohio, hoists the names of DouG-
Las and JOHNSON. as his candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President. We have seen as
yet, but one paper in the State that advocates
the claims of Breckenridge. But one paper in
New Hampshire supports him, and but one in
Massachusetts,. eEa
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Rfa fes.

Pic Mics have been all the rage about town
during the last week. The METHODIST SAB
bath SCHOOL of this place united with the
Methodist Sabbath School of Orange, and, from
aIfaccounts, had a grand time at the grove
: inmediately South of Orange on Wednesday
of last week. The Sabbath School of this
place met in the morning, at the Methodist
Episcopal Church where they formed into pro-
cession, with the Ashland Band at the head,
and drove through the principal streets. The
procession was very large, extending from one
end Of Main street to the other. Every thing,
passed of tremendously and they returned in
the evening all apparently well pleased with
the excursion. We understand they had also
. very large number from the Orange School.
T TIE UNION SCHOOL
Picnic occurred ON Friday, composed of the
scholars of the primary department, who, in
company with their teachers and Mr.. BARBER,
: the Superintendent, marched to the grove
West Of town and spent a few hours in the
most agreeable and social manner. The little
fellows appeared very much delighted as they
walked the streets as straight and orderly as
any company of iafaat-ry. .
4AG L41DLIEhAAN 0ADoAAh oOhOoo
held their Pic Mic on Saturday last. They
: met at the. Presbyterian Church in the morn
ing, where they formed into procession, with
the Band at the head, and drove through the
principal streets, the Band discoursing sweet
music on the way. The procession was very
large and if it had been q political one,-as a
friend said to ms, it would have been fmnaense.
They proceeded 70 Mrs Pollocks grove
about four miles west of town where they were
addressed by Rev. ROBINSON and Rev. CAR
! sseThe school then joined in singing after
which they frtook of the sumptuous feast
that had been prepared for them. There was
nothing to mar the joy of the occasion save on
the return home, when a carriage was upset
and Miss Tillie Baird and Miss Sarah WATSON,
who were in it, were considerably, but not
dangerously injured. gDi5
They had speeches, dinner &c.oat all the
Pic Mics.
In conclusion we would say, that these PIC
I. Mics are a first rate institution, where soeiahty,
morality and good feeling prevail, We are as
strongly in favor Of them as we are for Doug
las and Popular Sovereignty. We wish every
body would think just as w do on those sub
jecs- -
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Special Motiees.

B6s~What is the use in being poor when you can
make from 5000 to 81, 900 a year by acting as agens
for the Erie Sewing Machine Company? Persons
out of employment, and having the least bit of
'vim"in them, would do well to write to Mr.. J. n.
Boylan, at Milan Ohio, and get the Co.'s confden-
tial circulor to agents. -
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a..1..r R-1rfneaff.n.

We understand that a large and enthusiast
tic meeting, to rati6y the nomination of Doug
las and johnson, was held at I o~udonviile, on
Saturday evening last Cannons were fired,
bonfres Lit and the Democray shouted. All
hail, to the Democracy of Hanover. Long
may they wave. -
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lAmfRfd.

Gro. W. RATHBURN and H. s. KNAPP and
WIN. BRowN were admitted at the late term
sof the District Court to practice as Attorneys
at law in the several Courts of the State of
Ohio. Also THOMAS J.. WHIpEMAN of this
place and Mr.. WoLF of Cleveland. We wish
Z all the gentlemen great success in their new
profession. .ci&9 fJ
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iF0,- PrObate T,tdge

Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of J. D
JONES as a Candidate for denomination for tn,
Office of Probate Judge, subject to the decision o
the Democracy at their Primary Meetings on tn,
25th day of August. 1860. MANY D~EMoCRATs.*
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~ We issue a little earlier than our usu!s
al publication day this week in order to give
eurseif and the boys a chance to celebrate the
Fourth. .Ts1
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For Clerk.

Mr., Editor-Please announce the lame of H. S
SEE as a Candidate for denomination by the De
mocracy of Ashland County at their Primary Nee
tings, on Saturday August 18th, for the Office o
Clerk of the Court, and oblige
MANY DEMocRATs.*
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DOUGLAS and J0HNS0Nl

~ Mr.. GEonoE GRAIL Of the q. S. Navy
is in our town on a visit TO his friends. He
returns to his post in September.
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For treasurer.

Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of REU-
E N. HERSHEY, of Miflin Township, as a Can
didate for nomination for the Office of Treasurer by
the Democracy of Ashland County, at their Primary
Meetings, and obligeL
MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
Editor of -Union-Please announce the name of
JOHN VAN NEST as a Candidate for Treasurer of
Ashland County, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cracy at their Primary Meetings, and oblige many
Democrats of OLD PERRY.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of ISAAC
GATES as a Candidate for nomination for Treasu-
rer, subject to the decision of the Democracy at their
Primary Meetings. HOSTS OF DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. Ed;tor-Pleaasse, announce 5n1 !, that DANTEL
CAMPBELL, of Orange Township, will be a Candi-
date for the nomination for Treasurer by the Demo-
cracy of Ashland County at their Primary Meetings,
and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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81. 8. PLUMB,

TUST RECEIvEDAA lot of Hughes celebrated
81 Champaign and Stock Ale, for sale by the bill
and half bill, at Cleveland prices.
n4tf THOS. r. KNOX.
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MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS
For Sheriff.

Editor of ion-Ple announce that JAMES
McCOOL will be a Candidate for the nomination by
the Democracy of Ashland County, at their Primary
Meetings tor Sheriff, aud oblige
MANY DEMeCRATIc FRIENDS.
Editor of Union-P1ease announce that JOHN
G. BROWN is a Candidate for nomination by the
Democracy of Ashland County at their Primary
Meetings, for the Office of Sheriff.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of WILL
o. PORTER, of Vermillion Township, as a
Candidate for nomination for Sheriff., subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary Meetings, and
oblige His NUMEROUS DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

SHERIFFnS SALE.
Hope, Graydon g. Co. In Ashland County
= VS.. r - -- ? PISS
Robert McMahon & = -
G. w. Bassford. Common Pleas.
rDY virtue of aaecretal oil der of sale duly issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, dated the 18th day of june, A. D.. 1860,
and to me directed, I will sell at public auction at
the door of the Court House in said county, on
Saturday, tie 2SM day ct JaIy, 1860,
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
lands and tenements, to-wit: Being the undivided
fve-sevenths of the northwest quarter of section
twelve, (12l of range sixteen, (16) and township
nineteen, (1s) containing forty acres and being in
Ashland county, Ohio. Appraised at s..
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
June %, 1860. .tspf,S3,33
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SHERIFF'S SALE'

Eia1 no SHEfCIff SALE- o"e
Alexander Gorden, In Ashland County
VS..
Walter Lowery. Common Pleas.
Dursuant to the command of an s.order to sell
mortgaged premises duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of said County, dated the
18th day of June, 1860, and to me directed, l will
sell at public auction at the door of the Court House,
in said Ashland County, on the 18th day of July,
1860, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day,sthe following described
ands and enonsnts- 10 wit. Being Lot number
twenty-four GAY, in Smiths addition to the town of
Orange, in Ashland County and State of Ohio. APP
praised at s..
Terms of sale cash. :
JOHN J. HOFFMAN,
Sheriff Ashland Co., o.
June Is, s6O-5w n2.
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DIEo.

B1- The Philadelphia Journal says Lincoll
is Seward without Stewards brains.
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SHERIFFDS SALE.
Wait Whitney s. Jonas In Ashland County
Priest, as Administrators
of John J. Whitney, Decd
--- VS.. i te-auFt r
B. F. Whitney. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an order of Sale
of Mortgaged premises duly issued from the
Court CT Common Pleas, of said County, dated the
18th day of June, 1880 and to me directed, 1 will
sell at Public Auction at the door of the Court
House in said County, ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1850,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the following described
land and tenements, viz; situate in the County of
Ashland and State of Ohio being out lot one hun
hundred and twenty-six (126) in Wales addition to
the Town of Loudonville, containing FIVE acres, also
in lot number eight ~ in the South addition to the
Town of Ashland, in said County. Terms of Sale
cash. .
Out lot appraised at $4,000 +.
s-s p JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
june %, 1860. pf-$o,eo
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3s.-s NJ MA NJ -
MAP OF ASHLAND co.

AZ Of AOI1LAND w.
THE UNDERSIGNED proposes, prov ided suf6-
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
Cabinet Shops. and all manufacturing establish
ments are to be shown on the Map, in additioR to
the Topography of Rivers, Creeks, Ponds. Mourn
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 owners
name generally on each farm, carefully including
those who patronize the Map.
Maps of the principal Villages, on a large 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. 70
The Map will also contain a Business Directory,
giving the name and occupation of each person who
Patronizes the Map It will be got up in the style
of the large and beautiful Map of Ashtabula Coun-
Fair at Cleveland in 1856, and the Map of Huron
County, recently published. (of which over q thou
sand copies have been sold,) and of the Maps of
Erie and Knox Counties, now in course of publica-i
ton by the same surveyor. In size it will be about
a by 5 feet, beautifully engraved. colored, varnish-
ed, mounted on rollers, backed with canvas, and de-
livered to subscribers at five dollars a copy, paya-
BILE onSdelivery. PHILLIP NUNAN,
r E II. 8. PLUME.
Surveyors and Civil Engineers.
%P.S.-Au persons called upon by either of the
above, will please communicate all information in
regard to their farms, and such statistics of manu-
featuring establishments, and answer such questions
as may be desired, 80 that the map may be full and
complete.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that ne unGei r5;sstrra.
lNhas been appointed and B Sdn,. decd. late Of
Troy Township, Ashland County. Ohio nm
June Is, 1seo-sw n2t sEAaa
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pARLoRS FURNISHED

in any style that may be suitable to means and taste
will find Mr.. Yearick prepared to respond to thei
wishes promptly, and on terms that will be satisfae
tory as heretofore.
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June a5, 1860. pf-So,eo
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08
~ Whilst "chilI November surly

- Whilst "chill November's surly
| blasts lays fields and forests bare, remind
I ing al that cold Winter is approaching and
that protection Is needed fron its pinehing
biting, and piercing effects. our readers we
know viii b under lasting obligations to NJ
Tor whispering in their ears the iaet that the
very articles Of CLOTHING they need:
Costs. Pants, Vests, MEMBERSHIPS and
Drawers. Overcoats and Comforts, Hats and
Caps. Gloves and Mittins, Sc, &c. to con
| tribute to comfort, can be had at James 8.
STAIRS Clothing Store. No. 81, Main
one door east Of Gorsuch Il Poe's Hardware
Store. He sells CHEAP for CASH. Give
him call and examine his stock and prices.
e. Talking about Clothing for the Win
ter. reminds us that tho next thing in order
is the "wherewithal to be fed" and the
thoughts Of our readers are hereby directed
to the RArLRoAD Tar ANGLE EATING House,
for the best iced they ever laid up to their
faces Our friend. Job Borton. is always
on hand day and night to serve up Oysters.
Hot Coffee, Pies. &C.. to customers. Whilst
waiting for the glorious news at the telegram
office. of the election of Honest Old Abe
go to Jobs opposite the Depot and refresh
yourselves. His prices are reasonable.
n6 Talking about good eating. reminds
us that mans appetite is some What i'm
proved by . clean, smooth and well-shaved
face; and If John Mason. at his old stand
near the Depot. can't do that job. no other
expert barber in the Union can-thats SO!
Johns personal attention. will hereafter be
devoted to his business. Give him the
supervision of the capillary growth on your
and caputs, and you will not
regret it.
~ After having been clothed, fed and
shaved, a man is then in a condition, if ev-
Or. to get his picture taken for his wife. sis
er. con. daughter or sweetheart; or, is in
efficiently good humor to get fac similes Of
either or all of those near and dear relatives.
Granting this. of course, the next thing to
10 is to go to John BoswelPs Daguerrean
}allery, West Main-st., sign of the Big
jamers, who. taking lessons in Photography
rom Maxwell and being the oldest Picture
daker in the West. is now prepared to make
II kinds Of Pictures, from the cheapest up
0 full size. He has . neat suit Of rooms
;all and see him.
Boswell, also has No. Car for sale or
emit, with or without full set Of Instru-
nents.
GAS GAS! GAS - Messrs. Starr 4
" bite would respectfully inform the citizens of
who are DESTROYS of having gas intro
luced into their premises. and by so doing avail
themselves of great luxury. the cheapest, clean
st, safest and bsst light nov in use. that they
nave now on hand 1000 feat of gas mains, which
hey are ready to lay down on any street
hat will insure q Sufficient number Of gas con-
tuners to justify them in doing so. 45tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08

B~ Three young Douglas twigs I've
have their names. went to G. Schrsder's
on Monday night last. took down the Lincoln
pole he had erected in front Of his residence,
carried It on Sixth st. and also carried away
his clothes-line. Charley. who is a full
blooded German Republican. got the pole
back and put up again. and he warns those
trespassers. if they do not want their hides
peppered with shot. to keep away from his
premises. unless they come there to bring
back his clothes-liue. He says if they'll
use the rope to hang themselves with. he'll
be satisfied at the loss of it: otherwise he
expects them to return it or he'll publish
their names.