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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
MANY DExocRArs.x

Mr.. Editor-Please announce the lame of WILL
McADOO as a Candidate for the nomination
for Clerk subject to the decision of the Democra-
CIV of Ashland County, at their Primary Meetings,
August 25th, 1861 HosTs OF DEMOCRATS. q
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il. & F. s. JACOBS, PRoPRIBToRs:
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BF As we frequently hear it asserted that
Fremont had the Popular Vote in the United
States in 1856, We have concludedlto publish
the following:
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Rg- The teachers and scholars of the Lu-
them Sabbath. School held a Picnic at the
Grove of Mr.. Ephriam slocum, about one mile
East of town, on Thursday, August 9TH
They were called together in the morning at
their Church in town from which they started
in asdelegation in wagons, earEiages SEQ for
the Grove. The delegation, preceded by the
Ashland Band was, very large reaching fro
one end of town to the other, and composed of
"a very large number of persons with happy
looking faces and all the paraphranaia of a
18th of July Celebration. They proceeded to
the Grove where they partook of a SPLENDID
feast prepared fer the occasion, and enjoyed
themselves hugely. The Picnic passed off
tremendously, and was one of the best, held
this season. The Luthern Church and Sabbath
School is evidently in a very prosperous condi-
ition, and under the charge of their present
popular and able pastor, Rev. Mr.. fIcReynolds,
bids fair to equal or surpass any Church or
School in town. q s4y
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OFFIN

= p@-Particular attention paid to the manufacture
of Collins. In taste and style and price, these shall
not be surpassed-Mr. Yearick having engaged to
give all matters connected with the undertaking
business his special attention. M.
Ashland, May 9, 1860. osH f,zStf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22
The Ground Swell.

= Perhapslneverin the history Of this country
has there been sach an uprising of the peoPleE
as in the present canvass. The whole force
of the ADMINISTRATOR, backed by a Senate
jealous ofthe power and ability OF the repre-
'sentatffeof the people-Douglas-haye COM
bined to defeathim. Speakers have been sent
out, committees have been organized, and
money spent with a lavish carelessness. A
regular fax has been put upon all ONCE hold
ers, from the country postmasters to the high
est officials in the land. Passion and preJu-
dice have been appealed to, and all tono effect.
Their candidate. has been beaten bya most
ovel whelming majority. Such a revolution
against a popular man, and a pet, has never
been paralleled, There was nothing Ken
lucky would moi. have done for John ,Breek,
Einridge had he remained in the party; blt LED
away by his own tnisoalled friends and as
signed his popularity to himself and not the:
eanse he was in, his candidate had been bea-
ten by an annihiatiug majority. The people,
in their might, have taught HIM a lesson that
politicians Inlay profit by. It'shows that the;
people, not the politicians, control this coun-
try Counties where Douglas has been said to
have no strength, have rolled up Combs ma
iority-have beaten the Breekiuridge candi-
date with an independent candidate. Every
where exhibits the same Overwhelming tide OF
popular feeling, soverthrowing and sweeping
off the feeble straws of politicians IN ITS tor
rents. 1t is the forerunner of the mighty
wave that, rising in the pines of Maine, shall
sweep in its tide to the Florida Keys and the
Golden Gate of California. 1t is upon that
mighty wave that the nominees Of the Demo-
cratic Convention will be borne on to the Pres
idential and; Vice Presidential chairs, and
again will it be written in the philosophy
of American government, The erfW Of The peO-
pze as the Supreme Charlottesville Dem. :
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BOUND TO SELL

N subscriber has determined. to sell his Farm,
living about / of a milo from the town ofAsh1and,
on the Mansfield road. The Farm is well improved,
has a good, two story, frame house, a good barn,
three good wells Of water, and an excellent spring
of pure water in almost. EUe2'y, EJeEd.-ns -.
The whole Farm contains 235 acres, but L viii
sell il in quantities to suit purchasers and at a very
low pnrice. 1t has also a large orchard of the best
of fruit, and every other convenience for q home. l
can also confdentially assert, that for all kinds of
erons. there is no better Farm IN the country. For
particulars apply to the subscriber On. the prehhises
.orrfo John j. Jacobs, at his Office Opposite the Bank.
EEu5sc1e 5Seed SAMUELaFULFON,
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GeuAGass passed through Wslls1afe on the
10th inst5
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THEoAsHLAHD UNION, EEpNEspp y 4AeRs4se AUGUST ~ z--z


NsgrO Eqssatstg. II
Two big buck negroes joined the Wide
Awake Club an Cleveland a few, days since.
These wide awake clubs admit niggers but ex-
elude foreigners.
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pARLORs FURNISHED

in any style that may be Stumble to means and taste1
will find Mr.. Yearick prepared to respond to their
wishes promptly, and on terms that viii be ~satisfso-
tory as heretofore. m,.9 -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-08-22

B@-A Republican of Orange township in
this county wasin the Brecknridge Gonven-
ton lately heldat Columbus ahe voted as a
reuglar delegate from Ashland county. What
does this mean?
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ELECTORS AT l..

ELECTORS AT LARGE,
Coz. Allen Trimb,e, of highland.
Col John Davenport, of Belmont.
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CIT 9skIanS NaiIan.

!. fHE ASHLAND UNION is pbb1ishet ever
WEDNESDAY MORNING, in Ashland, Ashland
rountv. Chfn Nv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

COPARTNEHSHIP.
HAVE this day associated -h IN the Merchant Tailoring
and Ready Msas oiothlos Business, wM. a. CARLY, of
Roydton Meoklenburg Co., Va said ooparnehp 70 date
July Is 1880 will hereafter conducted under the
name aud style Of sp' nee Carey.
Grateful very liberal pasnase Ihave received for the
past yes would most respectfully eonruanct Of the
same 10 The new csBeern. n SPENCE
iyai No 12n eoresr ~ Msin and IL Street
SUPERIOR GROUND PLASTER, ,-one hundred
- tons. FER sale low By = LIE,
aulI-u On the nocf.
yITINDSOff LASFER-qe0 tons per brig Northern
w Light direct from Windsor, N 8 For s,leby ~
aus SHIELDS sOMHRvILLE
a : TO 40 HAMs-coanry cured very superior, fns for
ZD broiinr, fcT sale " II MOORE AGENT
iySJ oUy ettsst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN EEMALE INSTITUTE,

a.
EVHE Eleventh Session Of this Instuon win commence on III,
hs. Monday In October next and close on the last day o
June, 1850.
The Principal does not deem necessary give
the Assistant Teachers In his employ simply saying that he aid
ed BY eleven rough qusd insuetes and that every effort
will be made 70 maintain the high reputation and select ehArseter
TIE advantages offered department OF Vocal and
nstumen unsurpased The most accomplished teachers
In the city empoyed and particular attention paid 10 hs
valuable accomplishment
Two ladies' reared and edueatedn Paris and speaking
the pures French reside 10 the family the Pnep whose
peeA duty 10 speak French habuAy with all those who
studying the anEuage II confidently asserted that ~ much
and pure French spoken the honse a. In female school
In the Union.
The subjects Philosophy and Chemistry fully r.
luAed by experiments the Apps belonging 10 the Insate
being as complete 70 any In The state
Especial attention given also TO the study Of History English
Literature Rhetoric and Readings portion the course hO at
The Principal refers with pride 70 the following list Of PArRoNs
Hon A. WISE EorfoIk Va; Con. NJ T. Maury, Nat o.;
Rev VIM sparrow, Theological Seminary Alexandria Rev p
Slaughter oulpPrT Rev H. Read, Rev George Woodbridge
Rev H. Keper Rev. D. Doggett, DR. r. r. Wexford, A.
horson r Andeuoa Gratan, James Lyons, R. Price
wm Palmer Col r. ROntA Col ". MuniOrd, Ruiher
fOord Hon John Robertson Rehnond Jas Morson, eooe
land; wm Clark j. CArngon, Halifax X erale, Green
brer, Va e George Cooke, PoEhAa Dr. H. Stuart King
bemaTle, Pean j. W. Carroll Orleans Baylor, Essex
Mrs HArison Lower Brandon Co.. T. DAbney Dry Crave
Mss Bryce stewart carksyie Tenn Hon G. D. Lee cArks'
Reference made ao 70 the R.-uss Of the Virginia Military
Institute and william and Mary College Professors Bedioe
smith, Coleman MAupn Davis Of the University Of Virginia
Board, Washing and Lights t22s 90
Preparatory Department 40 20
Latin Modern Languages In classes each 20 %
Music, Vocal or on Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing or Pantins in oil or water go to 50 90
r. AZ In.,rn,s,t. nsr month ! sS
PayaSs ossa Is ocoSsr balance on The s Of February
Ror further particulars for catalogue address The Principal
D. LEE POWELL,
jyi9-3n Box 81, Richmond Va.
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OLD nOMINION INSTITUTE,

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
IHE this school for Young Ladies' located at the
corner sth and Franklin streets Richmond. Va win
begin the M day Of October ls6 and close the SO Of
June next enlui-g.
s.,. ,A,HD ,RoA,HD o{ SESTFgcLII6o,ss LI6,s and Ans.n, Ian.
guAges-
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Hdouard Houdayer, French.
Carlos Mera Span sh and Italian.
Albert De Rosdlgtr, German.
Miss E,va NJ Jones, intermediate English.
Miss MAggie D. Brander, Primary Eashh.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
O. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
oswAd Heinrich Painting and Drawing.
}. W. Reeve, PenmAnshlp.
TERMS
rRs Session. payable half nst OF October, residue
FEB Il, 1881:
Prinsry Eagsh Oneluding Vocal Hu) ........ ESQ 90
intermediate Eugsh (ncludlng Vocal Muslc) 40 20
s.,l,r dneluiing Vocal Music. ...'.......... 90
Languages each. ~ W
Piano Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice, for half
hour lessons per week. % %
Piano Organ Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice for
Ou P,intIpg ........... ........... 90
pastel or Water Caors CrayoU Drawing ........ 20 90
OF flano.. ~ W
Ornamental branches ..
Washpg and IIRhs ......,,......... 70 %
Application pupils and ali communications concerning
The School should be made 10 -
Richmond, Va
me announcement for the session Of 1880 p VIII funhed
v those Who apply Asi indicated BO-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

CHAPTERS ON WIVES, BY
" MRS ELLIS. Price si o.
ALSO,
tay In Transition Pu lie scenes and private opinions IN The
sprnT Of 1850 iratsd by al Documents he Papal
archives Of the egaiors by William Arthur 60
Rosa the oarisan GIL Fr the french Of Madame Pessens
ny MrF J. O Fletcher 6nc
The woman in whie-A E,ve!-By wnkie Collins author Of
"The Qneen OF Hea q 4c
The saoufaue Viaeyar: Its Theory p acce
peeA the quick process BY thaes wt,hre
NJ D. %
ef Treatise tie csnn AMI Interpretation Of the "
scpure For spea hnef; tf u1lor Theol gcsl studens
Ry Ajax Professor Of Biblical Latu In the she)
loaIe Al sem'ntrv a. New BrursEick 15e
ouneI TIL oogv by n. Rev Alexander Hoge Pis,or
az the Pr,tb,teran Lurch, Frsdeek1burg Va co..
'''"' RsesISedby A. MORRIs
.eS QT MAIN ttreel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
WI WILLIAM SAMUEL '. REID
WILLIAMS 4 REID,

Commission Merchants,
HE CORRER WALNUT AND SECOND STREET,
CincInnati, Ohio.
Solicit orders 70. al kinds Of " estern Produce, and male
Hberai Cash Advances COnsignments for sale, o.
Merchandise bought And Stored account Of purchaser
lFtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

one6a PAYABLE the oet 1890 the remainder
the 18th Of Frb'y 1861
10 Rev Dr. Moses D. Hoge and 70 OF the
hrmur patrons OF the school
Catalogues the Seminary contAlung detailed nformA
ton be obtned any bookstore In the city by Apphca
ton to tie undersigned.
An DUPuY.
Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11

Staple Toilet Soaps horn and ivory dressing and fine Cms
Buhes OF all kinds all Of which they prepared TO te
punctual customer at northtrn prices
~ Orders solicited and rOmrtly attended to, o
Iept10 wtETERsoN co.
RoBEHT '. JOHNSTON, THOMAS Il. WHITING,
ofLouiSA Co., Va, ofHAnover Co., Va
JOHNSTON a. WHITING,
GrOccrs and Commission Merchants,
Corner tih and Broad strests,
hi9'sAo.o Va,
Keep constantly on hand well selsetedStOck Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, 4c., ko,
a9s And attend to sales Of all Kind of Country Produce
DACON-Phil,delpha Cincinnati and sa,lm, ,re sides and
ID Shoulder, 10 store and for SALE on Confinement ty
c,EGARSi sEGARsi! wehAye on hand a superior
brands which the trade at low figures to close
oa' friend, are respectfully requested 10 cs and
HENUINE TURKISH SMOKING ToB eco.
sepG Wholesale Druggists.
1kO HHDs swEsTERNsIDKss aud sHoTLD-
lDO ers-for sale by w0MBLE & CLAIBORNE.
ses No. II Peahst
1sO bbIs STRICTLY PRIME LEAP LARD
lDO for ale by w0MBLE CLAIBORNE,
4 SOO SUPERIOR CURED
lioOO Hams various oFAn1s ,y f,S s,s BY >, ,,,,pvv
ss No II Pearl Street
NEW FAMILY FLOUR, Of superior qualty-for
.I-ly pUSLoR MlSlURE CO
UENNEssV BRANBY-Backburn'. Hsnnessy Brandr,
Ill various Villages. P,r sale by
Ie7-lV DUNLOP McScURE 90,
OLD RVE WHBsKY-le bbls Por sale low TO close,
" T-iW DUNLOP. M0NoURE 90.
SOO SACKS Marshall siLT, received per
DO Behoonsr Adde Bfns fer sale loE ID eose oonsisR
ment s,Ps-dlE WM wALLAoE IONS
CROCHET NREDLES.- Ju,t received handsome as
" SOrmsnt Needles For sale In ss Insy BY
O. J. sINfON,
SCI n Main st
ELI1E ISLAND GU NO, OEsIse by Z H. sKIAKER
i N RR1DGloRD 3 co..
Nk On the poek
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT
REDURED PRICES.

REDUBED PRICES.
ALPACA SACKS SPANISH LINEN FRocKs
ALPACA FROCKS LINEN BUSTERS,
DRAP bETE Pants SUMNER SILK VESTS
FANJY cASSIMERE PANTS, MARSEILLEs vEsrs.
WHITE DUCK PANTS, CASHMERE VESTS,
FANCY LINEN PANTS, BOYS CLOTHING.
FANCY CASHMERE COATS.
nUR Summer Stock Closhng nust be greatly reduced 70
~ for the Ra and Winter stock and for this
pose all summer goods have been marked down.
Bargains be bought the public will consult hels In
teresL sHAEER, HALSEY Co
10 Main street.
aus Late Tupman Hull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
1860. ADIE Il GRAY, Isl

DISIILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS
CAMPHINE AND HUNNING FLUID.
DEALKE3 II
AgCOHOL sPrS TuRPKNTiNE. NE6OstNe and LlNshED Ol@
- al Main Street
nLASrER GARD.-Havlng letsed 'hs iot 90 ny
Warehouse the Dock shall Keep constantly on hand
snppiy Of The LUMP PLASTER which I'll sell a the lowest
usk-t r.tss Plaster sold By iii be NkiGHAD OUT AS
DELIvERED via be ots 10 Ee M 70 the eonsuner-
Orlers from the trade aled on accommodating terms
iel5-dtcs A IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-11
CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.
NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON.

THE next sion the S Wednesday In October
Board including fuel, lights and Wsshng-And tuition In
kng ish Branches, for the scholastic year. tiSS
For catalogues or further information, address
Rev @ A. RAYMOND, Hampton,
Rev HUME Portsmouth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06


The Hon. G. L. VALLASDIGHAN, the Demo
crat for whom L. d. CAMPBELL was voted out
Of Congress, made a speech Saturday night
at DoUGLAs ratification meeting in Dayton.
We learn from the Cincinnati Commercial.
that. he congratulated the Democracy upon
the nomination of the man Of their choice
SrEPHEx A. Dou0LAs, and announced him.
self in favor of "a cordial, earnest, ont and
out support of DouGLAs and JoHSsos." He
said the DOUGLAS Convention was regular.
He regretted that there were any irregulari-
ties in the Democratic party. Every vote in
Ohio for BRECKIxRIDGE, was half vote for
LINCOLN. He thought the electoral vote of
Ohio would be cast for DOUGLAS. For him
self, he was resolved to know no other en-
envy in this contest szcsps Linools and the Re
publican party. The sole battle in the State
of Ohio was between DoUGIAs and LINcoIN,
and he hoped it would be fought accordingly.
The Buckeye DooGLAs leader, like the
leaders of the BREcKISRIDGE faction, has
little confidence in the good sense Of the
people. They are trying to impose upon
the people the belief that there il chance
for their sectional candidates, each of whom
represents but portion of the party, when
the veriest blockhead in the ranks knows
that it is all pretence and sham, and that tn,
democratic party is broken up beyond re-
demption. s-sstas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06

But q few weeks ago, democrats were de-
ploring the condition in which the party
were left by the secession and adjournment
at Charleston. LINCOLN, they said, is bound
to be elected-there is no way to defeat him
now that our party is rent by factions. If
we unite and nominate DOUGLAS. the defec-
ton in the South will defeat him-if We cast
him aside and nominate some one else, the
detection at the North will produce the same
result. They spoke the truth then. Now.
they are trying to humhug the masses with
the idea that, with the party dirided upon t'OO
candidates, they can accomplish what they
could not .Oith but candidate IN ths field! Is
there any one simple enough to be deceived
by such management?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06


Presidency, three of which Ne believe to Be
sectional.
Reotred, therefore, That the Constitutional
Union Party repudiate and denounce the
course of the Black Republican party, the
Douglas party and the secession party, whose
policy we believe will ultimately tend to
dissolve this glorious Unicn :
Resotoed, That we stand on the Union, the
Constitution and the enforcement of the
Laws, as our platform. beIicring that to be
the only safe platform for any political
party.
Resoirsd. That we heartily concur in the
action of the Baltimore Convention in NOM
mating Hon. JOHN BELL for the Presidency,
and Hon. EDwARn EvEaEFr for the Vice
Presidency, and pledge cur support to them
as the only conservative, Union and Consti-
tufionaf candidates now before the Ameri-
can peoples
Resolved, That we will, in the coming con-
test, use our best endeavors in behalf of the
success. of our standard bearers, BELL and
EVERETT.
Resolped. That Col NJ. w. Mcknight, n.
III. Bricn. Jr. Esq, and John Jetton be, and
they are hereby appointed Sub-Eiectors for
this county. ~ 81
Resoloed, That the Secretary be requested
to furnish the Nashville Patriot. and the
Murfreesboro Telegraph, each, with copy of
these proceedings. and that they be request
ed to publish the same.
JOHN c. MARTIN, President
/. A. WLCHER, Sec.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06

AclRaS's CoRDIAL.--As may be seen we insert
this week ihe advertisement of McLeans Cordial &c.
1t is We ry We Ii known We are not particularly ia
vorable to patent medicines and general thing,
eschew the whole of them with hut little ceremony,
and with these sentiments declined inserting this
advertisement until we knew what were the ingre.
dents of the medicine, and how compounded. This
we have learned and believing, do, that tn e
ingred dents are COOL, and the compound judicousy
made, we recommend a mixture worthy of
public confidence.
The above is from tha st. Louis Christian Advo-
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev. DIR. McAnaIly,
winch speaks volumes in favor of McIeans Cordial.
We say to all, try it,. See the advertisement in an
other column juue1 2-lm