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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-04

TNU1S MACHINE is the most simple, practical, and
beautiful. ever constructed. The Stitch is The
MOST ELASTIC and made either by
hand or Machinery.
The advent of this new, most beautiful. and in
comparable Machine. is destined to create a great
and decided change in pubic opinion, upon the sab
iect of Cheap Seeing Machines.
We confidently assert, and can conclusirely prove
by q p~rac+ieal demonstration, that this Machine EN-
braces in its construction The best combination of
Scientific Principles to be found in any Sewing Ma
chine now before the public, regardless of price.
In beauty of design and mechanical construction.
it has no equal in the country; and all the move
ments being positive. and the friction very light.
there is not the slightest probability of its getting
OUT of order.
1t stands entirely upon its own merits; and needs
no better reference than its own good works, to con-
vince all who see it that.it Is the most valuable and
humanitary invention of the age.
n. BROWN,
Sole and Exclusive Agent for Knox, Richland, Craw-
ford, Ashland and Lorain Counties
AdditionaI Agents.
r III CHUBB. General Agent.
F. WILKINSON, Mansfield.
O. CLARK Rochester,
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NOTICE.-SolAicrs, Transfers, S.i2ors, Tor their
toidows or orphan chiIdren,) who served in any wars
or bats, either in California or elsewhere, prior 10
.Ndrca sd 1855, or their children who Were uaGer 81
years at that date, or sailors who served on the coast
OF California in the Mexican war, will do well TO
address us. Claims that have been rejected in the
hands of other agents. have been successfully Oh
tanned by us. Agents acting for US, literally paid.
Land warrants bought and sold to order, and all
business requiring an agent at Washington. attend
ed 10. r. b. LLOYD s. co, attorneys for Claims.
Pensions, Bounty Land. Sc. Reference to any of
he heads of Departments. 1Gw29
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SHERLEES SALE
O1IEICITT % OdLE.
Charity School of Kendall In Ashland County

VS.. Tw
Thos. j. Bull and Wife. Common Pleas,
PURSUANT t. the Command of an Order to sell
merIgaged premises duly issued from the said
court, dated the 5th day of December, 1853, and to
me directed. l will sell at Public Auction, at the
door OF the Court House in said County, on
Saturday, the It'll day Of january, 1860.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock. p. NJ, of said day the following described
Real Estate, siirate in said County Of Ashllnd, and
known and described as Out Lot number one hun
d ed and thirty seven H37). one hundred ard thirty
c GIT Q'Si, one hundred and forty-seven (I47(, one
h-ndrcd and forty six (I46), one hundred and thir-
~ nine l39l one hundred and forty (14o), and ono
hundred and forty five [1i5) in Wales addition to
the Town of Loudonville, containing about thirty
three (33) acres. Appraised 1t s.
Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff,
rs Ee- 9 Ashland County.
Ashland, Dec. ., 1859. 4wts-pfS5,0 90
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] r6e Burial Of Bdwfa coppie

Zsan On last sabbat 81. in he graveyard near New
Garden, the buris! Of us ini guifai and m
erably uDfortuia;e young man executed for
Treason in Virginia On. the Friday preceding.
: took place.g 1t had been generally understood
THAT his body would be sent to his mother in
Iowa, and was not widely known that his re-
mains would be interred in our county The
funeral proceeded from the house OF "a rel tive
and arriyed Attic crave yard ahout nine O'Clock.
1.-THE PROCESSION not large. at first, bit in
creased as ths Wo spread. Accessious to the
crowd at the ness. made grave continued till
over one thousand persons were p~resenf. when
the eeHin at four O'Clock in the afternoon was
lowered into the grave, and the people went
Shoms to think-many Of them with sorroying
hearts. -. g
.r,<, How many present at, that funeral were hon
est enough to confess to themselves their share
= in the responsibility for his ~untimely and DIS
graceful death, we will not pretend to say
But we say, with safety, that many an abolition
.~agitator, locking there at the iamentahIe conse-
ssnenees of his ownYfoaehiigs had the ardor of
bis fanaticism chilled and left the sceie with
the deternainat:0n tn moderate his doctrines,
and put an end to his wal. of words against Sla-
There it is-the new made grave of a con-
victcd traitor, in the bounds of our own county.
We commend it te our three thousand Republi-
can yoters.s Let them each make a~piIgrimage
there Lstseach measl IRE his own res, o isibl
~ and reflect on his duty, and then if there be
not 1 cnange ia the tone of Republication, the
demon Of fanaticisn has taken hold of it more
strpf ~ than ever guessed.-NssO Lisbon Pa
80
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NOTICE


John FERGUSON and Thomas E. Walker, of
- the city Of New York. will take notice tina
Cridge Wadswerth d Co. of Il e City of Pittsburgh,
did. on ths 2lst day of December, A. d 1859 file
their petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Ashland county, Ohio, where the same is now
pending, against the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago Rail Road Company, and the said Fergu-
son and Walker. as defendants, setting forth that
said Rail Road Company was indebted to them in
the sum of one hundred and eighty-four dollars
and ffky-seven cents t$le4 J7), and alleging thai
said Plaintiff held a Mechanics Lien on a certain
Engine and Boiler attached to the Wood Houset
and used for cutting wood and pumping water h;
the Station House OF said Company in Lou 1onville
Ashland County. Ohio and that said lien attached
to the Lands and Buildings on which said Machine
ry is situate. Also tina said Ferg ucon and Walkers
claim to hold some lien on the said lands and En-
CINE and Boiler to secure certain Bords and Mort
cages held by them against saif Road-rr IA ying
Judgment and an order of sale of said Lands. &c.-
Said Ferguson and Walker are notified to appear
and AZ swer said petition on or before the Sd Satur-
day after the list day of February next.
zad WIN, WILSON plf's Attv,s
December 81. 1863. 6w29
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SA Va INA
ELIAt RICE, A. NJ. PRINc1rAL.

ELIA1 RICE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
TNHE Winter term commences December 9th, 1859.
instruction is given in English branches, Nat
ural Sciences, Mathematics, Ancient and IodeIn
languages. Music, Painting and Drawing.
A Normal class will be formed at the commence
meut of the term.
Text books can be procured of the Principal,
from 90 to % per cent below usual retail prices.
Students desiring rooms can secure good ones al
reasonable rates by calling upon the Principal.
Board can be obtained in private families at a
moderate expense. For further information apply
TO the Principal or Secretary.
d. s TEMPLEfON,
JouN INGRAM, Sec'y. Pres. Board Trustees
Oct. 2G. 1864. 21tf
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a ID.

MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
= Japan. has brought with him Il r ceipt which
has cured thousands. VINO were suffering from Con
sumption. Bronchitis and debility / obtained it
from a learned physician, in The great ciiyof Jeddo.
Having been cured by it myself, of Consumption.
when all other mea ms had failed. l am iesirous of
brnefi'ing others by sending this recipe, to all who
may need it, free e charge Adde'S with stamp,
for reply. Rev. WILLIAM
6n24 No. $50 Baltic ST. Brooklyn. NY
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Coop OYsrEes.-The lovers of the obi
valve" will take notice that JAooB BARNHARr
keepson handthe best qualify of Oysters that
have ever been offered in our market. Where
he gets them we do not know. 1t is true, how
ever, that he has them, and i enabled to sup
ply any demand.
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THE ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN
MAEnrEp

On the 29th December, 1857, by JACOB FAST, Esc.
Mr.. JACOB Il. FAST, OF buggles Township, 20
Miss ELIZABETH GABLE, of jackson Township,
Ashland county.
On the same day by the same, Mr.. JAMES N.
Oldham. of Homer Township, Medina County, to
Miss SUSAN J.. GABLE, OF Jackson Township,
Ashland county.
On the 29th inst, by the Rev. A. ScoTT, Mr.. G. W.
BROW N,,to Miss. SARAH ANNE HAYS, both of
ashland County.
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sAyassaH MALE AND FrhALE AcADEul

SAyAsNAH Male AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
.-We,are glad to learn that this Institution is
rapidly growing in public favor-the number
ofStddents, entered for this week reaching fifty
It is under able management, and its success
is no longer an experiment.
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NJConnections with other RoaIs are made a
Cleveland. Cation, Shelby, Crestline. Gallon. Dda-
ware and Columbus. Z. S. FLINT, Sup't.
Ashland, Dee I 1859.
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stls SeT. p. KNOX 1T will be observed, has
purchased the interest Of his partner Dir. Por'
TER, in the Ashland Drug aud Book Store, and
will henoefor;h continue tn business alone.
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rm-The polished ice that covers our stree,

E9-The polished ice that covers our streets
have rendered 1ocomotion difficult and danger
GUS. A few days since, Mr.. SHILLING, who
resides West of town, fell upon the pavement
opposite the Court House, and broke his 'eg
near the thigh. Being an old gentleman, he
has suffered much pain from the accident. and
it is probable that he will ramain crippled du-
ring his life.
- On Yesterday morning. DIR P. H.-CLARK
received a fall which ffaotured one ofhis ankle
bones. In these times people stand on slip
perry placesAand it will be well to heed their
steps sf .a9fl- .sls~
ss@We learn by the Statesman that Wy.
eesKKLsEY, who. has been Proprietor of The well
ssknown .sAmericans' at Columbus. during the
last twenty years, retired from the House on
Saturday last. Columbus. without KELSEY
will hardly know Itself
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.sHLAND AGRIUULTURAL SOCIETY

MEEISG ofthc members of the Ashland Coun
- Agricultural Society will be held ut the
Tom Han. in Ashland, on Saturday, the 10th day OF
Janoar- 1864, a. / o'clock, p ", for The purpose
0f eiecsing Off GERS OF the Society for the ensuing
wears 'e ~ Fly Order of the Board.
WM. r.. MCCARTHY, See'y.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF G0TRT

ON the 21st day of January, 1860, 8 o'clock in
~ The afternoon at the premises will be sold to
the highest, bidder tie following real estate, as the
property of Gilbert Pell, deceased, to-wit situate in
the county OF Ashland and State of Ohio, and more
particularly described as follows, being part of the
East half of the South West quarter OF Section 14)
Fourteen Township (l9) nineteen, Range ;l6) Six
teen, commencing on Jacob Parrots line near where
he now lives and where his spring run passes down
Tue hollow: thence up said spring run to the center
of the spring thence south Nineteen degrees East
till it intersects the section line thence East along
said line to the Greek, thence up the meanderings of
said Creek to the corner of lands owned by William
Carrot thence westerly to the corner of lands owned
~byJacob Parrot thence in a %Southeriy direction along
the line of said Parrots land to the place of begin
ming, containing Forty (40) acres more or less-ap-
praised at S350.00 Terms of Sale. One third cash
in hand on the day OF sale, one third in one year and
the residue in two years from the day of sale with
interest. Deferred payments to be secured by mort.
gage on the premises.
se 80 or CALVIN BAR
Administrator of Gilbert PelI, decease
december, 81, 1859 5w2spf- So, o0d,
A LII WANTING FARMS IN A DELIGB TFUL
N climate. rich soil. and secure from frost. SEQ
advertisement of Hammonton Lands in another
column.
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ASHLAND LYcr UM.1Question for discuss
sion Friday Jan, 9th 1859, is .
ResolUed, That -seryitu lie is the true normal
cconditiop of the Negro=Race. whenybrought in
sjuxtapositien with the white race.
s.4,4 ia j. p: DHFO3, Sec.
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PERSONS WISHING To ESTABLISH MANU-
factories in a new and thriving place where
business is good, See advertisement Of Hammon-
ton Settlement. 6m29
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SACRED MUsIc-Messrs. I~NGERsoLL and
KILLBusS. vaon We hive heretofore noticed,
continue their instruction Of a musical class at
the Town Hall. Tie health Of both of them
failed during TIE last week, which interrupted
abe progressed their Class, bat they are canva-
escing, and viii be enabled to resume their la
bors during the present week. All who delight
in good sacred music should avail themselves Of
the excellent opportunity afforded by those
: excellent teachers.
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Il GooD SEWING MAcBINE4The Sewing
Machine advertised ia this paper by SIR. CRo-
zrER is said TO be .ose pff the'best for the price,
in use. f sows from the thinest 10 the thick
est fabrics without chan sing the tension.
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r ETTER and xets Paper Of all sualiAiss fer sale
~ the Pest o6ss-
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TIL REEN BOO K.

L ii II G Ii II II N b u y X.
%ttt.siiijH just Published, $50
Pages, Price 25 cents
SS<W AAAGE@ ON SINGLE AND MAR
~ RED LIFE; or, II N
4IAl$ ~ OF MAR
|<~Z[1SzE$\>%> RIAGE; its Intent, Obi
.//i4iH"VN\>'> gallons, and Physical and
Legal Disaualifca fionis; the rational treatment of all
private diseases in both sexst, &c. To which is add
ed q pootical essay, entitled "Cakkpoedi0e: or the
art of having and rearing beautiful and healthy
children, by the late ROBERT j. C~ULvERwELL, Esq,
NJ d.
Sent tree of postage, by the Publishers, CHASE.
KLINE & Co., Box 1886, New York. AGENTS tcantsd
eUeryschcre.
Also, GRATIS. an extract and sample of the above.
entitled: DIR. Culuer,oeHs Lecture en- the rational
treatment of Spermatorrhoea and private diseases
generally, detailing the means by which invalids
may efectualy cure themselves without the use Of
medicines. and at but little expense to
themselves. Sent free by mail in q secure envelope,
on the receipt on one stamp, TO prepay postage, by
addressing.
cHAs, KLINE & Co., Box 1886, New York City.
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DERsoNs WANTING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
il for health. see advertisement of Hamnonton
Lands in another column.
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yEw AGRICULTURAL sRTTLEMEN
TO ALL WANTING

Il Rare Opportunity in a Delightful and Healthy eli
mate, IS miles Southedst Of philadelphia,
81. on the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad, Ne,c Jsrsev.
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LOCAEEcoLuMN

ASHLAND OHIO JANUARY 4 1860.
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AN E<ErB1r

Of The Receipts and Expenditures Of the Ash
land County Agricultural Society, for the
gear 1859.
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DRESS GOODS

TUE HAMMoNToN FARMER-A newspaper
devoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set
ting forth fail accounts of the new Settlement Of
hammonton, in New Jersey, can be subscribed for
at only % cents per. annum.
lnclose postage stamps for the amount, Address
to Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton p. o., Jsfsr-
son County, New jersey. Those Wishing cheap land
of the best quality, in one of the healthiest and
most delightful climates in the Union, and where
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourge of the north, see advertisement of Ham
monitor Lands. 3H''i - 6m29
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DLANK DEEDS.-The best ern liver sved, 70
10 sale at ths Upies 0feo.
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" VELOPES Of the best and cheapsgt qualities
u nay ks lad at TIE Pes 06sA
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To ALL WAITING FARMS. SEE ADvKn.
tisszsnt.ts Hsunestsa LaHd& en1n
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,TeR lines or less makesa Square. Displayed adj
Refreshments in single column, ten per cent. extra.
seSi. extra. Advertisements loaded and placed in
Aha special notice celumn, one-half more than the
above rates,
-. - All notices required to be published by law,
:. 1esal rates, viz: 81 each Square for the first three
gseks or less, and 3st each subsequent insertion.
= y Administrator notices of appointment, one
:: dollar N advance.
Business cards--Five lines or less, So per
: a4hun. 9@es--rrreH .E-sr-
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-27
NEwPORT NEWS.

BRECKENRIDGE MEETING.-A grand Breck-
inridge demonstration will occur at Alexan-
dria on Tuesday morning, at which Gov.
Powell and G. W. johnson, Esq., will be
present and address the turnout. On Tues
day night the same speakers, together with
Hon. Jno. W. Stevenson, will address our
citizens at the Courthouse.
AssAULTED.-A man by the name of John
Park was hit on the head and knocked sense
less, by a stone thrown by man by the
name Of Fred. Weber, yesterday. Park was
seated in his wagon at the time he was
struck. II appears Weber took this method
to assault Park, because of an old grudge.
BELL AND EVERETT MEETMG.-Hon. Johr
]. Crittenden and w. r. Kinney will speah
at Alexandria on Saturday next. Both o
these gentlemen are talented speakers ant
will secure large audience. We think ar
rangements might be made to have then
| speak in our city.
DOUGLAS MEArKG.-A Douglas meeting
| will be held in Carthage on next Tuesda!
afternoon, which will be addressed by Hon
Joshua Bullet. He is warm in the cause
and as he is quite an elegant speaker WI
no doubt have large attendance.
W. E. ARTHUE.-This gentleman will ad
dress the citizens of our city on Monda,
night, in favor of Breckinridge and Lane Q
the Court house,
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The ARREST OF CHARLES Morrow AND
ANDREW BARR-The Other Side-0n Thurs
day we published an account of the arr st of
Charles Morrow and Andrew Barr, in this
city, and their delivery to the authorities of
Indiana for forging receipt for the payment
of bill of liquors, which they had pre-
viously purchased of Joseph Kahn, of this
city. The account which we published was
given by the arresting officer. We have
since heard another statement, which slightly
modifes the first. This is, that Morrow be-
ing young and inexperienced, and his
mother having some means, was induced by
Kahn to purchase stock of liquors and go
to South Bend, Indiana, and commence
business; and that finding the liquors rather
mythical and consequently drug, or a COM
bination of drugs, in the South Bend market,
they commenced prosecution against Kahn
for fraud, on which he is now under bonds.
Under these circumstances an idea can be
formed of the probable nature of this suit
for forgery, which will relieve it of the i'm
probability that any one should forge a re-
ceipt, and stay to utter it to the party on
whom it was forged, and be sent to State
Prison. That operation would be the same
as if one should counterfeit bank-note, and
attempt to compel the bank to redeem it.
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PROBABLE Ts0o Babes Found
Dead IN the Street-Y esterday morning,
about six o'clock, two impe rfect infants were
found lying on the pavementon Sixth-street,
opposite the Convent of Notre Dame, which,
judging from appearances, were not more
than FIVE or six hours old. Immediately
after the bodies were discovered they were
removed to the Office of DR.. Alexander and
Coroner Carey called in, and an inquest par
TALLY held. Upon examination it was found
that the lungs had never inhaled any atmos-
phere; that the children had been still-born.
No visible marks of violence we're found
upon them, and nothing was positively as
certained with regard to the cause ofprema-
ture parturition; but there is little doubt
that il was produced by artificial means.
The infants were evidently twins and were
both fsmales. A portion of a check band
which was exactly like the one around the
children, was found in the convent yard and
produced at the inquest. This was no doubi
done with a view Of fastening suspicion on
the inmates of that institution and shielding
the real perpetrators of the crime.
The Coroner's Jury adjourned withou
coming TO any conclusion, and will complet'
the investigation on Monday next, com
mencing at tea o'clock.
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CoVINGrON NEWS.

BOUND OVER About two months ago,
Ferdinand Hook and Lawrence Miller had
difficulty, which resulted in Hook cutting
Miller with a knife, the weapon entering the
back part of the jaw and completely sever
ing the cheek. The matter was compro-
missed at the time, but day before yesterday
Miller caused Hook to be arrested, on the
charge of cutting with intent to kill. He
was brought before 'Squires Howard and
of 5000 to answer that charge before the
next Circuit Court.
CRY HALL.-At q meeting of our obliging
City Fathers, held some four weeks ago,
they passed resolution requiring all polit-
ical parties to obtain from them permission
before using the City Hall for their meetings.
At late session the power was transferred
to the Committee on Public Buildings, be-
cause, probably, they are more come-at-able
than our astute body of law-givers.
PoLITIcAL.- Geo. Robertson will ad-
dress the friends of Bell and Everett on Mon
day night, in the Oddfellows' Hall. On
Tuesday night, Ex-Governor Moorehead will
address the same party at the same place.
AccIDENT.-A man named Anthony Hamp-
sett, working in Hartman 4 Co.'s soap fac
tory, yesterday, fell from the second story
and fractured his collar-bone. Medical at
tendance was Immediately secured, and he
is now in fair way of recovery.
SPECIAL ELEcTIoN-0n Thursday next 9
special election will be held in the First
| Ward, to elect Councilman to fill the va.
cancy caused by the resignation of Judge
Riley.
TowN-BALL MATCH.-A match game o
town-ball will be played this afternoon OF
the College lot between the Union anC
High School Clubs.
MAGNOLIA HALL.-The Douglas party hav'
| rented the above-named hall in which t
/ hold their meetings hereafter.