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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

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BLOOMER 4 KINsMAN,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
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COUNCIL Bluffs. IOWA.
IL. II. WILLIAMS,
,TTORNEY AT LAW =
corxcIL BLrrrs, IOWA
MyI. isss-v9ai
r, J. MCMAHON, N. d.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
<s..sH Rfsrfs, Isss.
vxytir. attend promptly professional eails sshcT @
" In tho city ~ country. offds over hJhet. 70
gyaz store in BaL1wiB's nsw ertfk bo@s. ''s
". r. McCLE LAND,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
,ouae, Binus va.
y,,ss,sr attention y.ld treatment Of the dis
eases u the Eye and Ear. ,.,,
Iya,ss at store or House. E'''''.
WIS. GRIMES, MD.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
srpr Grimes pays psrtteuiar attention TO diseases
Of The ErE aud EAR
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II. TEMPLE,
rropxgr .rL,w. LEWIS. cAss COUNTY
10 as ts5, S2hssyi
JOEL TUTTLE,
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Office In James Block,
COUNCIL BLcrfs, IOWA.
.,.r,L rL,srox CALEB BALDWIN.
CLINTON T. BALDWIN,
Attorneys al Law, Council Bluf., Iowa.
in ali the coa'' IN western nas" low, and
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orsse-- North side arI4ls Broadway, Council Huns
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JOSEPH MUELLER,
rRoF SSOR OF MUSIC!
.rairuc,an given IN Vocal aastr and On thc f..nn'
PlsSus CAREFULLY TUNED AND HkfAinhp'
rpr ,arther particulars suqaire at his oniee
Vi nt9 sn0s.
PIONEER HOOK BINDERI,
s. .t.xe Ls~.r Rrssi~sy.
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w Bns aaaafaStsTet CouxCtL HLTfFs. IOWA Is
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aoxfas at least. snlers spahsf aAsS"s'S- ''fNF F~s
MAI srasfsd accordingly.
.rrag AsoyE TExss AID KrLEa WILL BE
.y.serIy aDaElEp To IN ALI. CASES
r.H seatyEx 81 Dearoora Street ana Eorrps q
.,aosv fss gaadoph street. Chicago, are ihe orsag
a,nrfYed Ages,s I. thai eity 10 receive Aasefirs-
ss. .sf xuh.sr ipslsns sonssrsu and recsips
for The same.
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r,OxCCR HOOK BINDERY,

s.. nf..s lever Rrosd~sy.
rr,M " NfrER. aouS BINDER AND eLANh
" Ba,a NanafaStaTet. tousCtL hLtfFss lp"N -
pea,sI 70 sseeHts any thing in his department ~ basl
ess. promptly IT. substantial ahi woFsm'hhse m'i'-
nsr aud At le~ prices, "S'-"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

Thus, you see, l have quoted the Dutch
poet, and we will close with the words Of
the text, "And dcuout men carried Stephen
10 his burial and made great lamsntatipn
orer him" Amen.
The ehcir will please sing that good old
SOCIOLOGY, Of Possum up a gum tree"
while a collection 10 being taken up for
the benefit Of our late missionaries to
Charleston:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

CLINTON l. BALDWIN,

Attorneys a, Law, Council Bluns, Iowa.
Itrti ptsltiss in all the eoarts IN Western lows and
w SsHFsssa. h<'-S'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23
JOsEru MUELLER,

,,roFESS SoR OF NJ u - 4
.rairuc,tan given IN Vocal aastc, and On thc ram
yl.xus CAREFULLY TUNED AND HsFAihhp'
for .arther particulars snaaire at ihiso oa'e'
Vi pt2 saus.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-23

srroR RNE.Y At l. \ w.
Office In James Block,
COUNCIL BLCrrs, IOWA
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II. TIE VI PIE,
TUTTUE,

A rroRsEr At LAW. LEWIS. cASs COUNTY
"a ,st. x2n3Syi
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BILE arguments, we VIII st0rm tneIf hearts
with solemn invocations, but We hate dis
dained to descend to ambiguous tricks,
which would make US Unworthy of being
supported br others. Loud cheers and
applause
Such is the Republican PARTY to-day. 1t
is strong, for i. seeks and finds its strength
in the greatness Of the cause il defends. 1t
will be victorious, for it deserves success.
It's success will be decisive triumph OF
our cause. ard If the worst should come,
even defeat would be mere delay Of
certain victory. And 80 we are ready TO
give battle, armed with that scrupulous
jealousy Of principle, that will make us
rather Perish thaa compromise the right,
with that honest pride Of conviction which
springs from deep Consciousness OF good
faith and true devotion to q Just cause.
TGreat applause.l And the signs Of the
time. show that even in politics honesty is
the best policy. for all those homes. msa
merly stood against us, are fast focklng
around our banner. lCheers.l Listen to
ne a single moment Standing as ~e do
on the threshold Of great decisions. can
not suffer nv mind to be engaged in the
walls of this house, or 10 the narrow lines
of party interest and party policy, not even
IN the boundaries Of thi. eounssy. There is
the vide world around d. with its maniiol3
race. ard nations Of men al Of them for
thousands of years engaged in the ardaous
struggle for happiness and freedom, now
aav aacing With ~ pasmodic force and rapidly
nov falling back again exhausted and dis
couragsd; always struggling TO iissDsangls
their feet from the treacherous coils OF des-
ro,ic rule, and alwsys ba6sd in their etoris;
90 much noble blood spil.ed, so many noble
hearts broken, % many noble asp,rssasas
tsrned into despair.
And in ihis world Of strife sad sseuish
there arose this srerablic, World OF promise.
Il sas ,he gospel ef liberty tsaasissed into
fsct. Il ~as to be shs beacon Of Humanity.
tCsssrs.I Bot, alss the ebhsics 81 dss-
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
Frauds! Frauds! Frauds!

1t is sometimes said hat the Democracy of
Illinois ought to feel consoled for theirdefeat,
since it has become clear that they have not
been overcome, but have simply been cheated
out of the election. We canpot enjoy this
consolation. We wqzld rather have lost the
election than to have been forced 10 believe
in the utter corruption of SO many of our OPP
ponents. Every mail brings Us the most
startling developments of snEairness, trickery,
fraud and corruption. 1t would be a vain and
heartlcss effort to attempt to recapitulate them
To attempt to deny them would be as gaiR as
to attempt to recite them. There is one fact
that stands out 40 claaF Rpon this record OF
crime, that he were a bold man who would
dare to face it. In 1858, the vote in Illinois,
when Douglas apd Lincoln stumpcd the whole
State, in a most exciting canvass, amounted to
$4,000 in round numbers. The vote of 1860
will exceed $780, O0. Thus in two years the
increase CT the vote in Illinois was 10000!
This vote, at the extremely moderate estimate
of six inhabitaR&s to the voter, would make
our increase in population 10 two years 420,-
BOO! Such a fact as this, at a period when
it is known that thousands Of Our people have
gone to Pixies PEAK, to the South, and else.
where, on account of the hard times, and
when we have had little or no immigration
into the State, is so conclusive of the mann.
moth character Of The frauds in Illinois, as to
render all comments useless. Let the world
look at it in all Es beauty Illinois Increases
her rOte 10000 .apd her population 40, 900 ~
t,oo years! Let the Republicans digest that
when they crow over their triumph fog AeEes
old Abe.-Chica0o Tim rs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
d eSHERLFF' s SAFE. :E. g..
Vachael Meicslf "A In Partition in Asrlan'

Allen Nletcaf & Others. ceunty Common Pleas.
DURSBAN,T to the. Comma d Of an order of Sale
on partition dulyissued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said county, dated the 26th day of
Noyeaber, 1860, and TO me directed l will sell at
public sale on tho premises, on
Friday, the 2SM day of December, A. D., go
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
PM. of said day, the following described lands and
tenements viz Part of the North. East part of the
Northwest quarter of Section nineteen t19l in
township twcnty-onc and Range fifteen, as boun-
ded as follows viz: beginning ut she North.Eas cor
ner of said quarter: running thence West on the
North liz thereof hfJ rods; thence South parable
with the East line 81 Said quarter ninety SIX rods;
tResce East parallel with the North line fifty rods
to the Est aiipte of sand quarter, thenoe, n or4h on the
East limo Of said quarter ninety-si rods to the place
of beginning; containing thirty acres Of band being
land belonging to the Estate Of Edward D.. Metcalf,
Deceased. Appraised at 81, 900
Terms of sale-One-third in one year and one
third in two years, the residue in two years from the
day of sale, deferred payments 10 be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
TSspfs5,oo. JOHN HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
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-1L[EELL
evil and a moral wrong and declares that oul
Union cannot endure and continue to tolerate
that crime against God and humanity.
The Southern people, naturally jealous Of
their rights, wntched with vigilance the rise
al party. As a means of selfprotection, they
were forced to r-linquish the idea of enamel
patton in States, where it had been mooted
and unite in the common defence of the in
stitution which was assaulted. They cast about
for arguments to show, not only that slavery
was a necessity of their condition, but that il
was both politically and morally right. AS ex-
treme anti-slavery doctrines were preached at
the North, SO extreme pro-slavery views were
proclaimed at the South. Opposition and re
sistance to the execution of the Fugitive Slave
Law, in one section, was met by an advocacy
of, and a dlspoition to reopen the African
Slave Trade, in the other. r r,r -r. .
At this time, the Southern people regard
the election Of Lincoln as strong evidence that
the North has become thoroughly Abolition
ICED. They believe that if they remain in the
Union, they can expect nothing but a contin'
uance of the war already begun by Northern
State Legislation Jpn their rights. 1t is fol
Northern men to disabuse their Southern
brethern of this error, and restore the old feel
ing of mutual sympathy and regard that ex
listed between the two sections of the Union
before political Abolitionism had its rise
This can only be done by repeating the abo'
lition or multiplying acts upon the statute-books
of Northern States, and placing none but
true conservative, patriotic men in Offices Of
trust and influence.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
SAERIFF' S SALE
George H. Steward.
Il. Johnson, Jack & Co. In Ashland County

George H. Steward. csm4op Pleas.
DuRsUANT to the Command of an order. of
Sale of Mortgaged premises duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, da-
ted the 10Th day of November, A. D.. 1860. and to
me directed l will sell at public sale at the door of
The Court House in said county, ON
Saturday Tie 2eM dgy .DeefGnber, 4: o., 1860,
PM, of said day, tie following described lands and
teuements to-wft The following lot of ground in
Hanover township, Ashland county Ohio, and beun
ded and described as follows: Beginning IT the
Northwest corner Of Sprisg street in tqgwn.of Leu
donville, in quarter Section I4m9er one a. in
township number nineteen 1871 rhsnoe Wet to the
Black Fork of Mohicsn Greek; thence down with the
meanderings of saio creek to the Stare Road lead
ing from Wooster to Mt. ,XnernOn; thence East on the
said resd to Spring street; thence North TO the place
of beginning. Supposed TO contain ten and one half
acres; being the same lot of ground which Stephen
Butler and Diana his wife, by deed of the 18th of
July 1896; Recorded in said county of Ashland;
(Rihknnd,) in Book ., Page S55, conveyed te said
Eichbaum, and which said Eichbaum and wife .by
deed of this date (Nov. 1889 c ,nveyed IoGeorge
H. Stewart. Appraised at ST. .-
. Terns of Sale-Cash. go I 1iiE' a.--
a. tspfS6,65 d. JOHN. J. HGQTMAN, Sheriff.
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SRERZFF'S SALE.

Isabella A: Hamilton Is PqFti'i9" If Aahisnd
Henry Myers s others County Common Pleas.
DURsUANTto. the command Of an 'order of Sale
on Partition dulyissued 'frqm the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, dated the Goth day
of November A. D. 1860, and to me directed 1 will
sell at public sale, en- The premises,
On Saturday the 29h IF Dec. A. d., 1860,
between the hours of 10 o'clock I'M, and 4 o'clock
PM, of said day, the following described lands
and tcnements tSs-Yit: SitPste in the county of ssh
land and State of Ohio, and more particularly des-
cribcd as follows: Being a part of the SOUTHEAST
quarter of section seventeen Q7l. township twenty
two (22) OF Rapge fifteen Us! beginning at the
South East corner of said quarter. thence West on
the Section line thrty-four chains and fifty eight
links to a ston OF land owned by John Hart Sr, eff
siad quarter; thence North parallel with the West
line of said quarter thirty-six chains aud ninety-ive
links to a corner; thence East parallel with the
North llips of said quarter to q stone Eve chains and
twepty-tEo links: thence South on the Section line
thirty four chains and seventy-hve links to the p}aes
,sfbeginning; containing enc hundred and tYenty-
two acres moro or less. Appraised at $5,S15.0o W.
Terms of Sale-One-third in hand AND .nHs-third
in ons year, the residue in two years from the day of
sale; deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the promises. JOHN j. H0GgNAN, ALerif.
tspf$6,65 .-..--.a ..-.-s
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-The position of
the President is understood to be, though the
South has just cause of complaint against the
North, no State is justified in seeding or. rev
dictionary movements until every constitution
al measure for redress has been exhausted
No State has a right to commit acts having the
effect of preeipitating such a condition of af-
fairs as would induce or compel other States
to join her in disrAption of the TIniqn and call
ing of a dispassiopats deliberatiop of the poo
serve the integrity of the constitution.
1t is apprehendsd ReFc that the question OF
secession will have to be practically dealt with
by the present Administration.
1t is stated from a distinguished source that
South Carolina seeedes as sosn as the Conyen,
ton was resolved
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
s@- The irrepressibles have elected LIN

sas- The irrepressibles have elected LIN
COL President, and among the first results
we have to announce that exchange on the
east, which on election day was ffaM aas-half
to three quarters per cent. premium, has since
that run up to and IS now Ave per cent. pre-
MUM. Our Columbus business men who Ia
bored for the triumph of the Rail Splitter,
must feel that thus far their work has not
produced any very good fruit. 1t would puz-
zle some of them now to hollow "hurra for
honest Old Abe" Experience is a dear
school.-Stdtesmd1. ..r.. .... p
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
xoriher,. Qualification La.gs.

The statement in another column of the
laws ofthe different Northern States multiplying
the fugitive slave law, it will be seen, is a
State document found on the records of New
York State and the report of a committee of its
legislature. 1t is therefore perfectly reliable
and unquestionably true. More than this, it is
the production of Republicans and their own
testimony. Any man, therefore, who denies
the existence of Notification laws. in the North
in face of these facts, lies willfully. <
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
Tn Result of the Election OF Lin
colin.

Property is depreciating and Banks are. burst
ing. The price Of Wheat and Pork has fallen
immensely. The probable loss to the people
of Ashland county. alone, by this depreciation
and the failing, of. banks will be s30O;000.
The Philadelphia and all the Virginial banks
have suspended. Every thing else in the
shape, of Bank bills is considered .shaky. "A
great deal ofeYirginia money was in ~circula.
tion.in this county at the time CT the suspen-
sion. We would however advise all who. haye
any of this currency. not to sell it at any. heavy
shave. twill eventually be worth some
thing and probablySwiH some day bercdcemed
in full.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
Result of Lineoln's Election.

The Chicago Times says: "Since Lincoln's
election stocks have only fallen about tw enty
per cent. Exchanges have only risen from
one per cent to three! Glorious result! Bet
ter still, stocks will not fall more than about
forty per cent. Illinois money, based on seven
million dollars of Southern stocks, will not be
less valuable than rags-in fact, it will be
slightly betterl Long live John Brown! Hur.
rah for the niggers and honest old Abe! 1t
was all an electioneering tricki
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

The following from De Boss's Revieao, are
some ofthe cheerful prospects before q citizen
of any Southern State who has the old-fash-
toned notion in his head that he is living UNI
der the Constitution of the United States, and
endeaMsrs to reclaim his property. Is provided
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

all these States, with New York added,
prohibit, under high fines and severe Fsnal-
ties, their citizens from assisting in the arrest
Of a fugitive from labor, and they elected LIN
col President, giving him 122 of tie 169
Electoral votes now certain for him.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

RELIEF FOR KANSAS SUFFERERs.-Judge
Douglas has subscribed 800 for the Kansas
sufferers. Where is old Abe? He subscribed
$50 for Sharp's rifles to send to old John
Brown, to murder peacaable citizens. How
much will he give them to buy bread?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
10 lac Hoaoralze camaa issta5 5iies..s 81 4shAandd
Road Notice

hoaF Not1ce iaIrd us
Office is hereby given that a petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners of Ashland Co.
Ohio, at steir March session. 1861, asking for the
vacation Of a road leading from Meanors Mill in
Green TIP. tie iniersect the road leading from Mifhn
te MELVILLE at John Yeisers shop in Monroe Up,
Ricnland county o. commencing at tie North, east
corner of the half quarter of tie North east quarter
of section two ~ in said township thence west on
said line to intersect The said road from Mif1in 10
MELVILLE al John Yeiser>s, hsrn. PETITIONER.
Nov. y, 1860 -3Y25%
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
SRERIFFsS SALEoazI
In Ashlana County

dsss'', Dorland' In AsAlsna County
Jacob Borter. .Cennoa Pleas.
ID issued from the t.csrt of Common Pleas IF
Ashland County, dated the 18th day Of November
A.: D. 1860, and to me directed, I wiz SEP at public
auction at the doc. sf tssESeSatt house IA said cOuno
~, on -qsIa.
Sasurd ~, the gid, day Of December, 1860,
between the holrs of ten o'clock a. n. and four
o'clock P NJ. ofssaid day, the following described
lands aud tsnements to-wit: Lot number seventy
six, (76l in the town of Rowshnrg in Ashland Co.
Ohio. Terms Of Sale-Cask. Appraised at $50. 90.
rTaIr ~ JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff,
Novel;, 166o.-tspfSS.O0 ~ .gere44 ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
Splendid Farm for Sale,

<TNHE undersigned has for sale: on VERY REA-
Il SoNABLE TERMS, p farm lying in Jackson
township, ASHLAND County; dqheIhalf mile west Of
PerryshAFg, containing about one hundred and
seventy acres. The Farm is well improved, the
soil of excellent quality, and it is a desirable home
in every respect. - .
For particulars, terms, sc apply to WIN BucHAN-
AN, Esq. Perrysburg or DAVID foCNG, West Salem,
Wayne Co. E-..f a--5..4- R. c.. YOUNG"
Nov. 81, l86o-3m25. t.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

BW- The latest returns from Californisi in
dictate that the. State has gone for Lincoln by
a mall majority. a ii
Oregon. has gone for Lincoln.