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tar;es OF Abolitionism on the one side, and the
nervous and timid union-s:vefs on the other,
can be reconeiled, Devotion to the Union,
and a RESPECT for the compromises of the Com
s~titition are sentiments which fiust be alien
to those who will participate in a Convention
that will represent but one half of the nation.
and that shall have its origin in the hate and
hostility which have driven the South to as
SUI re an attitude of self defence. So impor-
tant a contest as that which is now at hand,
and which will convulse the republic, will not
permit of any dallying with Temporary eApe-
dients or nonessential issues. Edward Bates
is not to he called away from the retirement
which he has invited for the rest of his days;
his serene old age is not to be disturbed by a
conflict which will he a conflict of ideas and
opinions; he has out lived the day when he
can be made to understand that to anathema-
tize Democrats is not necessary to answer all
the requirements of a statesman. Let Mr.
Bates make up his mind TO enjoy the ease and
quiet of his country seat. where his services to
his country will be as readily appreciated as
they would be at the capital.-&. Lo"ts Bat
Isfip Hr @
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.Nr. Blake makes a. Helper dem on
SfrHfiOal I'm CohBrrPSs.


Oberlin has been demanding of Mr.. BLAKE
.hat he edo something and he has "did it
with a wkereas-in manuer and form as fol
lows:
Mr.. Blake, of Chic, offered the following
preamble and resolutions:
WHEsEXs, The chatteling of mankind and
the holding of persons as property is contrary
TO natural justice and the fundamental princi
pies of our political system, and is notori-
ously a reproach to our country throughout
the civilized world, and a serious hindranee to
the progress of republican liberty throughout
the Eations of the earth; therefore,
ResSSged, That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be, and the same is hereby, instructed to
inqaire into the expediency of reporting a bill
giving freedom to every.human being. and in
terdietins slavery wherever CONGRESS has con-
stitational power to legislate on the subject.
Sixty .'rrepressibles" of the Oberlin type
dark bay, sixteen hands high, six years old,
&c.,-and the sam number that endorsed the
Helper iafamy, voted for the resolution. The
meat was too strong for nearly half of even the
RepublicaRs-and they either voted with the
Democracy, ssuarely against it, or lodged,
SHERMAN, the Helper endorser, voted
aye, of course.
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Ketter from .YeCad0 Territory.
The last overland mail brought us the fol-
low:n z letter from our old friend and neighbor,
Gov. Isaac Roop, dated
SUsANvILLE, Nevada Ter,
January 3, 1860.
Mr., KNAPP: Sir-I take the liberty of en-
closing you a copy of the proceedings of our
new Territorial Legislature. 1t was a short
session indeed; but under the circumstances,
it was the best policy, as we have every reason
to believe that Congress will do something for
US this session, hoping that you and others
viii do all you can to aid US in our struggle.
Our Territory is fast filing up; the discovery
Of large silver and lead mines are bringing
thousands of Californians, and it is thought
that within the next nine months our popula-
ton will amount to at least forty thousand, and
probably twice that number. Silver ore is
worth from one to seven thousand dollars per
ton. One company has taken out ore in the
last six months to the amount of four hundred
thousand dollars. Yours truly,
J. ROOP.
Although we have heretofore given to our
readers the substance of the annexed proceed
ings and Message of Gov. RooP, we re publish
the details as a matter of public interest: +,
Wevsu1 territorial begtsIatuze.
The members of the first Provisional Terri
torial Legislature of Nevada Territory. having
convened at the house of james Blake, of Ge-
noa, on Thursday, Dec. 10Th. A. d., 1859,
On motion made by j. X. Trumbo. o. II.
Pierson was elected temporary chairman, and
Il F. Thompson, Sec.
On motion of Mr.. B. Sears, of Genoa, a
committee of three. consisting of NJ. s. Thomp-
son, of Black Rock. q. W. Hepperly and B..
Sears, of Gehoa, were appointed to select per-
manent officers.
The committee reported, for Speaker of the
House, o. II. Pierson, of Carson City. for
CLERK, II. F.. Thompson, of Genoa. aud for
Sergeant-at-A Arms, John d. McDougal, Of &C.
noa.
On motion, hey were all duly elected.
Speaker Pierson then addressed the House,
thanking them for the honor, etc.
On motion of VI. S. Thompson, a committee
IF three were appointed TO wait upon Govern
or Roop, and notify him that the House were
for his Message.
M S A G. f. I
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$ SALE.

ne Otate olOnlO, - ASnfuhu NouuJ
Jonas Motter. Common Pleas.
d. virtue of n writ of Fl Fa- vs. The defendant.
ID duly issued from the Court of Common Pleas
o. said county and to me direc. ed, l VII sell at pnb-
lie auction on the premises of the defendant, Jonas
Moiter. in Rugstes town hip. in said coun Ion s
Saturday, the 21t day 1T AprH, 1861
between tie hours of ten o clock A. NJ. and Tour
O'Clock p. NJ of said dry the following described
goods and cnat'els to wiz: Nineteen head of C title;
two work horses one yeariing colt; one hundred
head OF sheep. one wagol. one buggy. TWO se,I of
harness: six acres of wheat in the groLnd. two acres
OF barley in the gr >und. an one half ~ nine acres
of wheat in The ground II will also sell az public
auction at the door of the Court House in ashland,
ON
Saturday. the 28M doy.J Apr7. 1860,
between tn. hours of ten o clock y. VI anil four
O'Clock p NJ. of said The following land and fene
menIs 80 wit: Being the west par. os LOT q. Of sec
ton 9. township one. and range tw' NY con aiming
seven y,acres mee or less. all Of which levied on
and iaken as The properly of The above named de
fendant ut the snh OF the alb i've named p',ini if -
Land apprai ed at s. Terms OF Sale-ca-h
JOHN ). H0JTMtN. Sheriff.
MahoI %. 1860. 43tspf-6,j6
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.ann Lame .usetsng Tn Mansfield,

We observe that our friend, J. w. LIrrLER,
Esq, who was much grieved on account of his
defeat for nomination before the Democratic
Convention for Mayor OF Mansfield, has joined
in a movement, ia eonnexion with a few good
Democrats, to get up an opposition to Gen.
LANE among the Democracy of Richland
county. The meetin list be held on Saturday.
We hope that the 'Squireis meeting will cen
sent to a resolution like that passed by LANES
friends iR their Convention, pledging a cordial
support to the nominees of the Charleston
lehoeuer they may be.
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DISSOLUTION

II>IIE public will take no;ice that the par: nerzhip
hersio:ore existing be. ween The Undersigned.
nndcr The fl m name OF NJ. ). CAMPAELL & Co
has this day been dissolved by 'uaI CONSENT
The bu- iness will hereafter be conddca ell by NJ. s.
Campbell. All persons indebted TO the firm. will
please call on him and settle, as said Campbell in
enpst to close up the old busi ness as som as posi-
tble. NJ. :. CAMPBELL.
-f . w. +. SAPP.
March %. 1869. r-a 3wl3
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-- F Nv T.
SPLENDID STRAW FERRIES

Ho0KER,-Very productive; large, beautiful
and of UNEQUALED QUALITY. .
WILSON'S ALBANY,-Exceedingly productive
FINE FOR MARKET.
TRIOMPHE DE GRAND.-IMMENSE SIZ
splendid appearance. and high fayor.
PfR MlDAL CHILlAN.-Very handsome pro
ductive. hardy. and good Garar.
LARGE EARLY SCARLET,-THE EARLIEST
productive, and excellent.
As it is impo ssibie 70 secure all the excellencie
of this most popular fruit an one uaraety. we offer the
above as comprising, in FIVE sorts, the various points
desirable.
We again confidently RECOHNEND the HOOK
Err. as by far the best for family use. If only one sor
is to be plante3-eom5ining a greater number of excel
Iencies than uny other rdriety.
REa- All of the above have perfect flowers. and
will prodacs excellent crops. if planted singly o:
together.
PRICE.-(securely packed to be forwarded by
expressly :
Per 100 plants Of any of he ab We varieties, 500
I" 100 q 20 of each variety so
" 500 " 100 of each variety,
1000 D." Of the Hooker. 1905
II. f HOOKER.& CO.
Commercial Nurseries.
s"lf Rochester, ". T.
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HecesNnd,

A union of the Republicans with the GRAY
faclion accomplished another short lived sue
cess in Cleveland. The negro population
whose -hildren, under the Brown Republican
regime amalgama e with the whites in public
schools, were also marshaled at the polls, and
voted the allied ticket. Such are the pewers
of darkness that Republican domination has
succeeded in arraying against the Democracy.
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.WiLton

In Milton, the Republicans had stuck their
stakes for a clean sweep of The Democracy
They had their teams employed the wlo'e day,
bringing in their voters, but it all would not do.
The Democracy, though not previously weli-or-
sanized, elected their whole ticket by about 80
majority. All honor to the gallant Democrats
of Milton /! a s.r
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CONNECTICUT Election.

The Hartford Consention-H Hell per-Brown-Rr
publicans. haveeucceedcd in e'ecting their Gov
ernol the beggarly majority Of SILL The
of that State made a gallant and
almost successful fght-and the November
struggle, will doubtless result in placing Con-
in tho list Of Democratic States. The
Brown and Helper faction have both branches
of the Legislature.
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The To,v., OF .ashsas.a Democratic .

AEC 4VuCEG U s1SEEttt6tsN 1It11tUVE OttC .
The result of the election on Monday proves
to all the fact that the Democracy had the nu-
merical power to redeemthe town. Oryaniza-
f,on was all that was required. The Repubi-
cans, on Saturday night, discovered something
on the wall-struek their ono compromise" flag
and proposed to a few Democrats a ':Union
ticket" which proposition was, unfortunately,
as the result has proved, accepted. AT the
next trial the Democrats will take possession
of the town government by virtue of the pow
er vested in them to accomplish that thing. Z
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March %. 1869.
ATTACH NJ E N T..

ATTACHM NJ T..
T.. J. Kenny 4 j.. J. Jacobs.
Partners loing business !orm-
erly uti.r '.s ir4n mn, o. Plaintiffs.
Kenney s. Jacobs,
and Elisha Moscr. .-
DEFORE J a. McC1usky, j. p. of Montgomery
Town hip. A>hldud County. Ohio On, III. = Ii
dly of March, A. D.. 1856 ;. said Justice issued AZ
order of Attachment in the above action. ior lie sum
of SO. M. which will be- tor hearing May 18th, lSo :
at 10 o'clock, \. NJ. ,
T.. J. KENNEf,
]. J. JACOBS
Ashland. March %. 1869. 3w.3
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Republicans deemed oar tft Okd YER
million!
HAYEsvILLE, April s, 1860.
Mr.. KNAPP: Dear Strive licked the dar-
keys yesterday so bad that they are a sky blue
this morning. Their noses are as long as a
four-baUel. We beat them from thirty to ff.
ty votes. -
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Signed,

.SH1GRRIFF SALE.
The Sa:e of Ohio In Ashland County
W.
Josiah Wright. Common Pleas.
+ II. Des-nberg In Ashland County
Josiah Wright. Common Pleas.
DY virtue of two wrirs ,f Fl Fa. duly issipd
ID frnn said Court and tn me directed | will sell
at Public Auction N the doc. Of the Court Huuse in
said Ashland C"uhiy..u
Stturdw. hs 5M Mw of Mty, 1860.
hs ys-eti the h ,urs of ten o'clr.k. A. NJ. md e ur
r VI ef sail day. til following described lands
AMI ten. n. .ihs tn-wit: Il ing iI. uniivid Il one
seventh part of Inc following d. srrilr d land. aul
t-n,,r eur- I" wit: Twenty acre: being the Suntb-
Elst p ,rt ot the N"rth-EaSi ga rtrr of section Five
t5). I Nv h>hip twenty tw"(.2J. ard large .ix:-rn
aiso "n- Hmndi,d and fiftv nine (I.9) acres. b. ing
the North West quartz sf >cli"n T. ur a. T.wn-
ship Iweniy-two and Ring. sixteen; Ievi-.i on a I'D
'aker As the Property of The al Ov- napn-d Def ndant,
to satisfy saIi writs. in favrr of the above named
Plaintiffs Appraised at s.
Terms of Sale Cash
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
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The en- erpris ns p.opr.s:or Of

The en- ;erprlS IS p.oPf'eior OF
LIES FEUr GFOVE Whisky
(Tle Purei Medicinal Agent ever known ha
FINISHED The communi;y aSiinu!ant, l nre. Heal Ii
nj and invigorating AT the same time n mild del
;ious beverage /: is calculated 10 d. away will
the vile d:uggad s.uf thlt i palmed Off on The com
MUM Y. and which is INJURIOUS 10 boly and mini
In addi ion TO The ceriifcaie s beneath lie hls re
ceived Il Diploma from the STATE ~AGRlCULTU
j CxS0N. o. Bosom. who te,tiies unl.r olth to
its abso;u,e purity.
e Il TIFF ca TIE s.
Ph LodeIpbia. Sept. oh, 1853.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnu
Grove Whi-key which you sent u. and find that j
contains none Of the Poisonous Sui stance known as
Fu-il. which is the cnarac. e:i~Iic and in. urious in
gredient of the ~whiskeys in general use.
BOOTH, GARRET CAMAC,
.Apzlytical Chemists.
Nev Fork. Spt. Sd, 1853.
key. received from Mr. Charles VIII irfon. Jr.. o
Philud .lphia. and have carefully tested it, l an.
pleased TO state that it is en- irely free from poison
Gus or deleserious substances. 1t Is an unu5HillJ
pure and fine flvored Yu lily of whi,key. '
JAMES Il. Chiffon.
AaaLy'icaL Chemist.
Bost n. .Nnch IN. 1857.
I have male a chemical analysis OF cpmmercia
samples of Chestnut Grove Whiskey. which prov :
to be free from the heavy Fusil Oils. and pertec-ly
pure and unalul eraled. The fine favor of hi
Thiskey is derived from the Grain used in manufac
turing 1t. Respectfully.
a. y. HAYES. VI. D.. SAFE 4 ssayer,
s5 No. IS. Boylston Street.
For sale By C VIII RTON.-JR
Sole Principal agent,
1nwf2 No. ZIG Walnut St.. Philadelphia.
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THF GREAT
Scotch Pile Remedy
FOE ONE

FOE Owe
A UR CURE FOR Il PILES.
A Nd one or two boxes are wlrranied TO cure the
"A worst case, or the money will be refunded.
HONE CERTIFICATE
WOOSTER. OHIO, January %, 1860.
We the undersigned, residents of Wooster. do
hereby certify that we were greatly afflicted with
The lilies, and alter using many remedies without
'uccess. We were induced TO try WALKERS
SGOFJI REMEDY. which. to our great surprise
mas entirely cured us of that dread ul Iormentor.
F. FLUKE. Auditor.
B.. B. LAKE. Dentist.
Signed, WM. CHILD'S. Merchant.
CHRISTIAN EYSTE ESQ
N B-Persons from n distance wanting the above
remedy. can procure it by sending Sl.OO and :
postage stamps TO nos. p. KNOX, who will send
II box by return mail.
Sold 1T II. Rewards. Wholesale and Retail Ag't.
N. B-Beware of Commercials have no lrav
ling Agents.
Wooster, O. 4mif
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The Presidents Message.

The Message of the President of the United
States, Which appears in the Congressional pro
eeedings, has been assailed by the Brown and
Helper press of the country in terms of about
the same bitterness and mal:gnhy as those
which characterized the presses and orators of
the same party in their animadversions upon
the celebrated Protest of President JACKSON.
The document is, in all respects, worthy the
personal and official dignity of the iliustrious
Chief Magistrate. Its positions will meet the
hearty assent of every man who loves justice
and who is in favor of coming each branch Of
the Government with. its Constitutional limits.
This prosecution has been commenced, with
out warrant of Constitutional authority, and in
violation of the simplest principles Of ia-tice
after about this manner and form:
Har-a nf PanrasantaIivas e. H.
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a-RN GID FASHIONED DEMOCRATIC VIC
b TORY!

TIE DEMOCRACY OF OLD MonEcAN
ACHIEVE THE MOST SIGNAL VIC
TO TORY THEY HAVE ATTAINED DU-7
; RING THE LAST ELEVEN YEARS.!
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AV1NG for many years paid special attention
LII 10 the cultivation OF small irnits. we are new
p epLred 10 furnish, in sm IL or large quantities, IA
following valuable varie. les
st &c \ " Il q az si . 3
Over one hundred varieties, embracing nearly al
the native and foreign kinds o. any repu!e. The
m,st univ srsaliy popular of these is undoubtedly
WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDING,
Of which we have OIL hand the largest stock In ex,
is:en"e, which we offer at 20 cents per dozen Sl,OU
per loo, $500 per l,O9U, and SId,UV0.
1t is unnecessary 10 say any thing in praise of
this iruit, rs any one at all colvsrsint with straw
berry culture Tor The ltst Two years. who has nc
quailted himself with The Iii cushions OF iruil grow
ers associations. and The contents of The Hor,icultu-
raj Press, Is aware that. for size produce iveness and
profit it stands al The very cad OF The list OF Straw
berries. Fruit of this remarkable variety from our
grounds sold in the Piusburg marker last season at
Sl 10 per quart, and a single plant lifted with the
fruit Oh brought 81. 4 wril err in The Country Gen
lem m says. il succeeds well on almost any soil. and
that il has produced with him at. the rae of SD
5u hels 10 the acre.
O,her varie. les proportionately lor. and great
inducements siered Tor those wanting large guam
liiies.0 ~
RA~ SPBERRIES. 49,.
Brinckle's Orange $3.50 per dozen. 800 per
100; Fas;olf. Rivers Large ! ruitcd Monthly. KHe
Vets Gian'. Red and Yellow Antwerp. 81 per doz
en-, $500 per 100.
.Nsso Rochelle, or LaIrtohs
81. per QOZen. SO-bU per lt'- ana - ~ per ItHU.
and New Mnn's T~hornfrss,
S3,00 per 100. S25 per 1000.
Wholesale purchasers and dealers allowed q liber-
al discount.
PLANTS BY MAIL.
For 81 We will send 10 any Post Office in the
country, except Oregon and California, postpaid.
and carefully put up in cotton and oiled silk so as
TO carr y safely. 10 Wilson's Albany Seeding Straw
berry Plan s; or the same number of plants of any
other variety in our catalogue offered at 25 cents
per dozen: those at so cents per dozen half the
number. For 81 we will also send Six New Ro-
chelle blackberry Plants.
Printed instructions for cultivation will accomp-
any plants.
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing a stamp
j KNOX,
5w43 Box 41S. Pittsburg. Pa.
ESTAT TIE OF NICHOLAS RUTAN.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified as Execute
Of Nicholas Rutan, deceased, late of Milton Town :
ship. Ashland County, Ohio.
4w4I HENRY ZEHNER.
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4 PTA II u e " T..
;amucl B.. Steward. Plt'f. Before J.. =. McClusky
against j. p. of Mon gnrncrs
;hri<t. C. Moth. Dert. Fp, ashland coin y. q
r the r5ih dry o. Nlrca, \ ID. lS6 !. said jus
" ice issued III nrI,r Of a ticil aelt in the above
lc;ion, for the sum OF so. Gj.
SAMUEL 3. STEWARD.
Ashland. March II. 1863. awi2
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BRONCHIAL OLGA iETTES
Male by C. L. SEYMOUR & o I07 NASSAU
ST. n. Y. Price, Is per box: s nj free by post.
FOR SALE AT LII DRUGGISTS
Aprilf, 1860. 6ml4
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Ashland, March %, 1869.

NOTICE.
rENIE Prosecuting Attorney of Ashland Coun'y
Ohio. is hereby no flied .ha. there will be an
application made TO tile Governor OF the State o
,jhlo. Tor the f'ard.n of John Hun err. convic cd
at the December term of Inc Court Of Common
,;leas, held in and iur said joan,y of Ashland, a
d.. 1857. for the crime o. Blu glary AMI Larceny.
and sen enced by said Court a. SAID term. TO hui i
labor in the Peniien:iafy of said Sta.c ior the term
of six years.
Ashland. March %, 1850 i wis
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LIP "


A Lien METCtLF. Ferry Metcalf and Mary
"A Ne calf. widow of Edward il. tietcalf. deccas-
ri. will lake no. ice that Il petition was filed against.
hem on The 9Th diy o. February. A. b. lSoJ, in
he Court OF Common Pleas. within and forThe
county of Ashland and State of Ohio, BY Naehel
le'cllf and is now pending. wherein said Faehel
lie calf demands partition of he following real es-
ale. 81 uate in Mo;iican township. in5ihe couniy of
ashland and Stale of Ohio. and mere partictinrly
le-cribed rs follows being The nrrth east par Of
he north west quar'er of section nine5een. tla)
'wnship twenty one. (2D AMI range ftteen.e(l5l
bounded on the east by the East lins of said qunrfer,
IN the No"'h by the North line OF said qtaaraer ex-
ending half The distances across said quarter North
md South and far enough West from said East limo
With parallel lines 70 cln5 ain thirty of acres Of land;
mi hi y. the Ily term \. D.. 1873. OF said court.
he sai'I Vaclel Mefcllf will apply for an order that
,ar;irion may he made of said premises. and Tho
lower OF the sail Mary Ne;calf assigned therein.
YAGHEL- METCALF,- -
at .-.+t By FuLTox s. McCuMBs.
February. 27th. 1851 ivan sttia his Atiorneys.