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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17
NolICE is FURTHER HEREBY

And the Return Judges of the respective dis
triets aforesaid are requested to meet at the
Court House, in the Borough of Clearield on
the First Friday next after the said Firs
Monday Of No1emJer then and the.c TO do those
things required Of them by law.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, at Clear
field, this 26th day of Sept, in the year OF GU,
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty, ant
of the Independence Of the United States tn,
eghty-iourth. 7. G.. MILLER, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-17
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blank. Books and Stationary.

Dpy books, Ieceipt and Note books, Diaries, La :.
dies and Office Portfolios, Blark parchment and
paper Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and all other
legal blanks--Fo Foolscap, letter, Note, Business
and drawing paper, Envelopes, Ready reference
tiles,-Annear's and Arnod's writing fluid, Ink,
black, blue, and ,armine, Steel PENS anG Pen
holders, Paper clips, mucilage, and all other or.
ticles In the Stationary line.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
TIKI II ID YEAR OF
pEALr CITY FEED, FLOUR a LIME sroR,

WITH the close Of the past month. April. -.
n have attained 10 our third year. and the re-
suit being equal TO our expections, We cannot ~
rain RON tender OF our thanks TO those Who
have given Us their Patronage and encourage
ment during tie two years past. To those who
have not, Jet intend 10, all we have 10 say Is
come along. you shall be treated kindly snd cour.
teously and 70 the best Of our ability. In con-
ss'on our facilities for rurchs sing such special.
ues As We deal In. are Of the best ;-oar win 10 do
s2es. 70 an emsrenciee, and II you have any
Doubt IS TO what we say, call In ana =. ..tissed
~, 10 one snd all Consumer or Trader. Trainer or
hackster, we make our best bow and N Offer of our
services. To few special friend. mors th.n ~
vi1 mere express. JOSHUA BHAL,
msss Corner Third . Conventiou .ss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17

s~An earthquake visited earteru
Ohio few days since, which IL said
10 have been more serious than any
preceding one Of which there IL any
record II lasted for thirty minutes.
producing the most intense excite.
ment, and striking terror to the hearts
Of all who happened within It's range.
AT Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, aud other
points, the citizens assembled togeth.
er In the streets and prayed for safe
deliverance from the destined fate
which seemed impending. The most
singular feature Of the event-long 20
be remembered by those who saw
and felt twas The falling of what
IL supposed TO be meteoric stone, in
various portions Of that locality. -
Four large stones, weighing from for.
ty to sixty pounds each, fell on or
near the track Of the Central Ohio
railroad, near Concord, buryipg them.
selves 10 the ground about two feet;
while at Claysville, southeast Of Cam.
.bridge, and other portions Of the
country, stones Of the same quality,
but In greater quantities, came down.
FoR EARL Gary AND rus TIMES.
We commend the following to the
notice Of Earl Grey and the editor Of
the London Tines. II Is part Of the
report of proceedings 10 the New.
fouudland Legislature aud beats Con.
gress, rather:
In the House on Friday night, the
Colonial Secretary, Kent, aud Attor-
ney General Hogsetts quarrelled. The
Colonial Secretary called Her Males
TVS Attorney General puppy and a
brat. The Speaker accused the AZ.
torney General Of being drunk. The
Attorney General called the Speaker
liar, The scene was kept up till
one o'clock Saturday morning.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
Tur JApAsFss EMpAssy,--The

THE JAPANESE EMBASSY. The
u. =. steam frigste Roanoke arrived
at New York on the 9th, with the
japanese Embassy on board, but was
Immediately ordered TO Norfolk,
whence the Embassy go direct to
Washington. The Express says;
The Japanese were informed Of
The change In the programme by
their chief interpreter, Nam-uu.ra-
go-hat.che-ro, and proIessed to he
pleased with the directions Of the
Government, that they should be
Immediately conveyed to Washing
ton. This course corresponds with
the orders Of the Tycoon, which
ws,e that they should at once pre-
sent themselves 60 the President
The appearance Of our Japanese
visitors was most agreeable and
prepossessing. They were mostly
dressed in loose blue coats and
wide trousers, white stockings and
leather slippers, and with uncover
ed heads. Their hair was drawn
Mp in two long bands to the tops
Of their heads, and was there con
fined by singular continuance Of
wood or horn. In stature they
were generally a little below the
average of our own people, and in
complexion somewhat darker, al.
Slough few exceptions showed
that there are among the Japanese
compilations IA fair "a those of
Caucasians. Their eountenances
were full ofiutelligence, and an OK.
preston Of great amiabilits seemed
60 belong to ell alike. OF the
most eminent dignitaries. only
stray glimpses were attainable,
these gentleman being secured in
the seclusi6n Of their state-rooms.
chance opening doors of which re-
vealed them undergoing the com
forting process ofshaving and hav.
ing their feet washed. There are
II Japanese on board the Roam.
oke, one of the original delegation
having been taken i'll at San Fran
cieco, and left behind TO be recon
Quoted homo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
nrasic aud sruspcsi Instruments.

THE UNDERSIGNED have been appointed
Il Agents Of a large Northern house for the
sale Of Musical Instruments, and have just re-
csived large assortment Of vfOLfNF, GUITARS,
COHDtON, FLUTENAs, MUSIC boxes, VIOLIN
ana GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, FOLIOs,
ETC.. which are offered at low prices BY
aprl2 I'D. a WIN. DOgEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17

s6F- The Sandman Government
continues its defensive military prep
arations. $4,000 swords have been
ordered from abroad for the infantry
and immense batteries Of riHed can
non are in course Of completion at
Brescia. A number Of Armstrong
aud Whitworth guns have been re.
Gently purchased for the armament Of
the coast and the defense Of the ar
senh Of Spesia. Every possible ex-
ertion has been made to increase and
strengthen the feet, as the combined
marine powers Of Austria and Naples
might do considerable mischief on the
coasts, before France could inter.
fere, in case Of sudden outbreak.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17

n1r The Democrats and the Con-
stitutional Unionists in Detroit both
burned powder yesterday-the form
er to sustain the course Of their dele
gates to Charleston--the latter in
honor Of the Baltimore nominee.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17

ANOTHER CONVENTION. From the
City papers, we learn that another
Convention will be held in this city
on the 4tb Of Jnne proxo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
Gents Furnithing Goods.

A T TTIh Clothing Emporium can now be fospd
IA a new and pretty assortment Of every article
in this line, consisting ofcrsvsts Nectes. Hosiery
Gloves. suspenders, Iisndksrcbisfs, Shirts, Draw
srs, SIR, Cotton and Lyle Thread, Undershirts
and all other goods in this line Of business.
agra W. ID. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
NOTICE.
Corn MN, Cor. Meal. Esc.

DEAgs "y0UNg AMERICA" CORN MILL
ID runs every other day, turning out q choice
article II Meal, grits and Crushed Corn. The
latter article 10 sold In sacks Of 100 20 1876 pounds
each for the cash. ri Y cents per pound. For all
purposes Of feed n IL much more scosomicsl than
the whole grain.
mayi2 JOSHUA HEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17

DgALEs COURT OV DEATH Ross Bopbsur'.
II Horse Fair. for sale by
mar11 =. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
NOTICE
LuMnERi I.ItMaEn n
CUTLERYi CuTLEnYiI

I HAVE nov n s,ws snd 10 Strive, q eornpiets
j sssor trnent ofPock et spd Table Cutlery, Of
the rrcst reliable ,rstes, and q great many nsv
styles, among them the eeiebfsted fndis n pbber
Table Knives. Gall snd rxsmine thsm befors
purchasing Charlottesville IL s1wsys piessvrs
w. shov rig stock. FHANH llrGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
CHEAP rUELf COKEii

THE ges Company have % hand an
1 abundant supply Of Coke, which they
will cell for the presently Mt the low price
OF Thirty Cents per barrel. when fairly
tried, they believe Coke, both on account
Of tie cheapness and heating power, will
supercede the Use Of all other fuels now
used In stoves aud CRATES. Remember. o
trial may he had for only 30 cents ut fsrth-
est. Apply to the officers Of the Gas Com
pany. margl-u
SECupE a COPY BEFORE TuEy
~ ARE AJL GDNE.-Of Lubusher's
sfniNg FLOWER POLKA. 10 be had AZ the Drug
stcte ~
msr2 ND n wM pparis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
ID Il POT

IMPORTED HAVANA REGARs.
HAVE JUST received the largest aud most
J. varied assortment Of
IMPORTED HAVANA sEGARs,
ever befnre In this neutrality-suspicious. all the
latest aud most popular brands.
am now prepared 20 furnish the citisens Of
Baton Rouge and surrounding country, With an
article Of SkgARs even esceliinH any have here
tefcre supplied them. AZ New Orleans prices.
ANTHONY MAZE,
sbs American Fisg segsr store.
Harvey house basement
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
new SPRING AND SUMMER coon
81 M a - FL = n.


LAFAYETTE STREET, NEAR LAUREL.
NOW ,esdy fot Inspection full SUPPLY 81
a spring Goods, comprising every desetip
tim OF articles suited fr the present season and
coming summer, 10 which most respectfully call
the attention ~ mr. friends snd customers.
English Bsfeges w the ysra and in Robes;
Orgsndies, ~ every style and description, such
ss Double shit Robes, Robes ~ 7 A y Fiuubces,
Trniuue nebes, and the latest style;
Rcfe Limrs,eficei
Printed isrprpts and Musiins;
Tsflstvns, all cciursi
Solid Colufed Bsreses, white, Black, Pink Bite
ard Brown, and . large assortment ~ white
Goods and E,nbfpideties, such ~ Jscvnets; swiss,
rrsssbsttei and Null Muslir, Victoria Lawn,
White Bfilliantins and Mstseiiie and great vs.
iistr ~ Fancy aud STAPLE Dry Goods.
Al cf vhirh am offering ~ unusually Low
rtires Tor Cash,
spts p. ASHER.
STEWARDS lOOHING STOVE.
SirEwARD LARaro vEN, air tight, surrre,
- and vintet Cooking Stove. Improved IN 1850
The inrst complete stove ~ the sre-run-u,rps
less fuel and ~ the same time has ali the convent
snees iinseinsbie belonging 10 the culinary de-
psrtmert We have them ~ assorted sizes aud
viii cell them ~ New Orleans rtices-esreuses
NJ tfsrspcttstiyn added. Call snd examine,
LARgUiEh a famous.
serh Agents.
Cor. Lafayette snd Flctiis SEE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
FRESH ARRIVALS.
JUST RECEIVED.

"A NEW SUPPLY of Dress Goods, which will
IA he sold cheap for cash, consisting In part
81 English Barge, Jscunet. Iown. bingham sud
Cslico Of every hind. ~ The low price 81 Iocts
per ysrd-tvsrtsnted fst)--a call is collected on
the beulevsrds. fANNtET OCONOR
N, full supply Of Fancy and Millinery
Goods always on hand. NAYS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
HOOP SKlRTS.

II HAVE just received q psw supply Of Morsn's
II Hoop skirts, made without . stitch or Clasp
Of any kind and the only Skirt that viii not come
apart. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
vALENCIENNES COLLARS.
- 0MEriIING very handsome, also Embriaer.
- ed Muslins. aud yscopst Collars. At the
PHILA. CASH STORE.
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
YANKEE CLOCKS.

TUsr RECEIvgD from The Waterbury nanufsc.
~ tory, = large invoice Of Eight Day Clocks, with
and without alsrmsrs. ny
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
maris lafayette street. near Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
GUNsf gUNsif GUNsiif

Nov IN eTORk, complete assortment ~
~ Lengths, Bofes, Forward snd Back Action
intss@oftbe celebrated and rsiiabis "pillespis
shot Guns. slso the uneausiied gfseneef gpns,
spd Boys Guns. Those IN want Of ~ ot 6pr
are requested 10 call and srsssins ry stnck be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss Inducements viii
be Offered that cannot be resisted.
hov2s FRANK HUgUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
PORTER AND ALE.

OHECK BOOKsi CHECK BOOKsH-
~ With Checks on the Branch Of the Louisiana
stste Bank ct Baton Rouge-for sale by
spris J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17
CORsETs AND HOOP SKIRTS.

A FINE supply Of French Corssts, and thirty
"A Hoop skirts have been received at the
msyi0 PUfLADA. CASH sTOHH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-17

No Goods Exchanged or Taken Back.
TIVE practice Of Exchanging aud returning
Il goods has become 30 fsshionable tbsf fnd
IL necsssary to give notice that In no ease ~
take back goods, unless returned the ZANE asy
they vsr. sod and In the same order 80 they vsss
Delivered. w. ID. fulLLlY5
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29
--- THE ASHLAND UNION "WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST %,

YoTE OF 0HIe.-Democratlc papers inform
us that Hon. Dave Tod thinks that the vote
of Ohio this wear will be 400, 900. We don't
Believe It,. According to the usual rule of cal,
culating the population, which has been fire,
quentIy proved very accurate, the above would
furnish the basis for a population Of 2,SOO,0 oO
souls. That's more people than Ohio contains;
The vote will not exceed 35O,OOO. TINS
number, Douglas will probably receive 1oo,
000.NC0mmerciuL.
TIE Commercial is like a bell muzzled gun;
it ~scatters awfully, and seldom hits when aim
ed at a single object. Witness the above
With facts and figures before it, when, if ever,
it might approach accuracy, it blunders in the
most disereditable manner. 1T says the vote
of Ohio will not exceed $50, 600 this fall! In
1855 the vote stood: Fremont, l87,497; Bu-
chanah, 170,874, md Fillmore, 2s,121-mak-
ing, in all, 3S6,492. Colonel Tod thinks that
in four years past our vote has increased at
least ID, 500, which will make a total of 40O,-
900; while the Commercial will have it that
We have lost 36,500, and that our total vote
will fall tol350,O00. The Commercial Is wor-
thy of being a Lincoln organ.-Cin. Eng.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY NO NEW Doc
TRINE.-Although the Republicans so flip
PANTY characterize as a new invention the
doctrine of Popular Sovereignty, as to Sla-
very in the Territories, the sentiments that
have been expressed by the patriots who ad.
ministered the government years ago are still
on record. Along with many other men
whom we all delight to honor, Gen: William
Henry Harrison, in a letter to President Mon
roe, in 1921, declared this to be the true doc
trine, in the following language:
81 believe that the Constitution has given
no power to the General Government to inter
fere in this matter, and that to have slaves de-
ponds upon the people in each State or Ter
ritory alone"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29
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THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
The work on this road seems to be progressing
with r~apidity- 1t will be completed to Akron
by spring. Eighteen miles are now completed
and in running order, from the new York and
Erie Railroad to Randolph, N. Y. Thirty
three miles will be finished to jamestown, N,
Y, by the first of August, and sixty-three
the middle of October. The officers of the
road are Marvin Kent, Pres; r. w. Sey.
mour, Sec; E.. P. Brainard, Treas. Executive
CommpiHee-Marvin Kent, j.. Ell. Chamberlain,
Gaylord Church, e. B. Taylor, VIM. Reynolds
-RichIdnd Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

C-ouNrERFE1r GoLD-The New York Bank
and the Sub-Treasury office in that city warns
the public against the ingenious and very dan
gerous counterfeit of the ten dollar gold pieces
which are circulated extensively, and almost
defy detection except by an expert. The gem
uine coin is opened full one hall the goio "a
ken out and then filled in platina or some 9th
er equally heavy substances, and then closed
nm the coin itself, to all appearances, rem
aiming the same in all respects, even to the
specific wight. Specimens of these spurious
coin are exhibited which woufd seem to defy
detection by ordinary skill, nor even the closest
observation and handling, and yet the amount
of pure gold left in a ten dollar piece j. scarce
y equa1sto $500. 54e55 g Q, CO aoss yisa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

Is On the morning ofthe 17th inst, Mr.. JoHx HER
BRAND, in the 45th year of his age. @ V' -@3 b
Mr.. Herbrand, the preceding evening was IN his
usual health and retired without himself or family
having any premonition Of his sudden decease.
About 3 O'Clock in the morning, his wife was ava
kened by his apparently dificnlt breathing, Blu, be-
fore. she could procure q light or arouse her neigh
bors, he had ceased to live. A post morten exani-
nation discovered the cause of his death to have
been the rupturing of one of the valves of the heart.
Ifs IN honorable filing of his position in life en-
titles a man to the respect of community, then was
the large attendance of our citizens at the funeral of
Nj. Herbrand, a well merited testimony to his char
acter; alike honorable to his memory and eyincipg
community.
Mr. Herbrand leaves q wife and several children
II deep affection By his sudden death 4ol a.1ow
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29
OF Col

JOHN Nc DoNNELL begs leave to inform the
landed propiretors and the public in gener, l of this
county that he proposes to get up a map ofthe Co,
in the event of his being able to obtain a sufficient
undertaking. The Map will exhibit tbe' following
delineations, section lines and numbers. Farm boun-
es, with the owners name and number of acres, all
state county and townshipRoads, rivers and streams
win be delineaeed with accuracy. All Churches,
School h ouses, Mills as well as'every other building
of a public nature, will be accurately located In
fact in viewing the map as laid before you, you
will haze q truthful panorama of the county; The
map will be engraved in the best style of the Art,
beautifully colored and yaru;s4ed, hsa<sd With
linen aud mounted with rolless i ~id put the map
at theil low price of five dollars. -fr
The publishers engages that his Map of Ashland
County shall be as accurate and reliable and finish
ed in as good style as any other Count, Map in the
State.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

Ib6 Messrs. Ingham & Bragg of Cleveland,
0his always keep on hand The largest and
best ssseA4sntsofg Books that can be found
@est bf New York. Their establishment, 191
Superior strset, is the largest in the city, and
ispacked from teps to bottom with books
books of all kinds school books, boys books,
music books, Romen's books, girrs books, read
ing books, picture books, law books, Sc, &c
Te5voald call particular attention to the fol-
lowing, lately issued and for sale by them,
wholesale and retail. s7asa
The "Dime Song Book, IT'S pages of Comic
and Sentimental Songs. The Sabbath School
Bell, d Beautifully intended expressly for
~ sabbathg School singing book. "Jenny
Wren; a book for children, printed on mus
lin. 1.-THE 9Geldene " reath" a choice collec-
ton of favorite melodies, designed for Schools
and Seminaries, and sabbath Chimes" a col
lection of Ie0 tunes and $50 hymns for the
use of Sabbath Schools. r5 e
You can get any of these works or almost
any other by addressing Messrs, Inghap and
Bragg, 191 Superior street, Cleveland.
To the Editor of lie Cnion:-I want TO
through your paper, why the side
walks opposite the Court House; are not in as
good repair as is required in the rest of the
Town. CITIZEN.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

EXTRAORDINARY CowHIDING CONTEST
A couple of stalwart darkies, in their shirt
sleeves, and each provided with a heavy horse
whip, went in on their muscle in Lafayette,
Indiana, the other day. The blows fell thick
and fast or, their tawny hides, and a crowd OF
people rushed to witness the combat. After
the exchange of about forty lashes, the small
er o. the two Shades was compelled in sheer
exhaustion to beat a retreat, showing his ivo
ries as he went. The combat was all carried
on in good humor; and was simply a trial Of
endurance. set tr.e
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

Arkansas ELEcTloNs-REcToR's Ma
JoR1TY 3,O00-ELEcToRs IN Il Field
ii We clip from the St.eLouis Republicans Of
the 21st inst, the following special dispatch:
"FoRT SMITH, Monday August 20.
al. NJ. Rector is elected Governor of the
State of Arkan sas by about 8 1000 majority.
sfThe electors for President speak here to-
days. F. Clark for Douglas, G.. w. Taylor
for Breckenridge, andA. +. Tompsoh for Bell"
Rector was an independent candidate, and
is elected over johnson, the regular nominee.
It is said he had the support of the Fell and
Everett men. 1900
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

A CNrd.-The subscriber, a practical Chemist
and Manufacturer of Chemical Preparations,
French Cosmetics, Fine Perfumes, &c., for the past
seventeen years, now offers free of charge) to all
who desire it, the Recipe and directions fer making
a simple Vegetable Balm, that will, in from two to
eight days, remove Pimples, Blotches, Ia :, FTeckles,
Sallowness, and all impurities and roughness of the
Skin, leaving the .same-as Nature intended it
should be-soft, clear, and beautiful. This is no hum
bug or catehpenny affair, and those who think it
such, will please not notice the advertisement
Those desiring the Recipe, with full instructions,
directions and advice, win please caIl on or address
with return pestage,) stH4-
Jas I. MARSHALL, Ffa. g
~ PRACrIeAL CHEMIST, h1atf
No. 81 City Buildings, N York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29
Luther Grail s. Co. In Ashland County

Luther Grail s Co, In Ashland County
Henry Brown &
George W. Bassford. j Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of a writ of vendi
expoBas duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County, and to mt directed 1
will sell at public Auction at the House of Henry
Brown, in the town of Loudonyille in said County,
on
Saturday, the 1871 dagof august, 1860,
between the hours of ton O'Clock A. M. and four
o'clock P. u. of said day, the following described
goods and chattles to wit; enc Horse, one Wagon,
two sets single Harness, two sets double Harness,
one mantle Clock, one Bureau, one Desk, one silver
of Henry Brown Deft., te satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash. @ e3sf
pes JOHN j. HOFFMAN. ,SherF
July, 30th 1860. - 3wn9-pf 800
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

RG- In an eastern city, several young men,
sons Ct foreigners, who have been e~nveigled
into a "Wide Awake Club" when they found
as the drilling and instruction progressed, thai
the real design of the Institution was to fight
foreigners, stuff ballot boxes, and bully and
knock down at the polls on election day, in.
dignantly left the concern-exhibiting toe
mech self respect tc serve as mere tools of the
Republican party or to engage in any such
"Plug Ugly" business.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-29

Mr.. Granger, the step father of Mr.. Doug
las, is a tall, erect old gentleman, of so years.
With tie exception of being a little deaf, he
is in the enjoyment of every faculty. He
came to Canandaigua from Sufield, Conn, in
1900, and purchased the noble farm (then a
wileerness) on which he now lives. He boasts
that in all the changes and revolutions of
politics he has always voted the Democratic
ticket. Himself and family enjoy the esteem
and love of all their %neighbors. -.