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Ohio a Sanctuary for Criminals.

Ohio a Sanctuary for Criminals.
Our readers are familiar with the circum-
stances attending the arrest in this city ofSte-
phen G. Kennedy. The Memphis appeal fur
nishes an additional chapter of the affair,
which exhibits Governor Dennison in a light
supremely ridiculous, to say the least. The
appeal says: ea dr.
"Mr. James III. Swan, United States Depu-
ty Marshal for West Tennessee, has just re-
turned from Columbus, Ohio, whittier he went
for the purpose of executing upon the Cover
nor of Ohio a requisition from the Governor
of Tennessee for the arrest and delivery to
him of the person of one Stephen G.. Kenne.
dy, charged with stealing five negroes from
his wife, in this city, during the past spring.
The negroes Gas charged) were the separate
property of Mrs. Kennedy, and were stolen
from her by her husband, who eloped in COM
pany with an abandoned woman, taking with
him these negroes, his wife jewelry and their
little child. Kennedy took thenegroes to Vir-
ginia and sold them, whence he went to Ohio
in company with his paramour. A requisition
was issued by Governor Harris, at the instance
of Mrs. Kennedy, for the arrest and delivery
of Kennedy to the Marshal, for a high crime
against the laws of Tennessee G
"Mr. Swan proceeded to Columbus, and de-
livered toAGovernor Dennison the requisition
of Governor Harris. Governor Dennison ask
Gu tlme u uellUerdUe DeIOre giving nlS. answer,
and in half an hour returned to the hotel and
advised Mr.. Swan hat property in slaves was
not recognized by the laws of Ohio, and there
fore it was no crime, by said laws, to steal
them" at MID G1i~ 5aoa ea '
What a pitiful and contemplate evasion of
a plain provision of the Federal Constitution.
Article ~. section 2 provides that IA person
charged in any State with treason, felony or
other crime, who shall flee from justice and be
found in another State, shall, on demand of
the executive authority of the State from
which he fled, be delivered up, to be removed
to the State having jurisdiction of the crime"
In the face of his oath to support the Consti-
tuition, Governor Dennison refuses to deliver
up this man Kennedy, as he refused some
months ago to deliver up the son of John
Brown, who stood indicted in Virginia for of
fences against the laws of uhatState. It looks
like an invitation from our enlighted Govern
or, to Southern thieves and fugitives from
crime, to flee to Ohio when danger threatens,
and here find sanctuary.-Nat. Dem.
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The ChnnaptOnship.

The arabia brings an account of the adjust
ment of the Championship" matter. SAVERS
s%urrenders the existing belt, which is to be
hung up at the Office of BeRs life, subject to
the demand of any worthy champion; while
two new belts are to be made for the present
combatants; and SAVERS, to close the negotia-
ton, is to retire at once from the Prize Ring.
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Receipts for Nep FOOL At Cleveland Wool

Mr.. Lincoln is now said to stand six feet
four inches in his stocking feet. A month
ago he was only six feet three; this shows the
effect of a Presidential nomination upon phys-
icaf growth. 1t is more rapid. than ordinary
guano.-NationaI Democrat.
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O CE

I ll--P erE ~ C1. t
I'm pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
the County of Ashland, and State of Ohio, made
on 4th day of June, 1860. In the case of George
Myers, guardian of Benjamin f. Moor, VS.. Benja-
min F.. Moor & Elyzabeth Moor, the undersigned
ON the 18th, day of July 1860, at II O'Clock of
said daY, on the premises in Perry Township Ash
land County Ohio will offer at Public Sale the fol-
lowing described Real Estate te-wit: The undivided
twelfth part of the following described Lands; part
of the North East quarter of section eighteen, in
twenty-five of Range fifteen, of lands di-
rected to be sold at Canton, beginning at the North
East corner of said section, thence West twent-sev-
en- chains, and ninety and one-half links to a stake,
with two leaning trees, marked by G. W. Christmas
as County surveyor, as a dividing line between said
tract, and a tract belonging to Isaac Kelly, thence
South forty chains and seventy links to a stake, by
a hickory and ash tree marked by leaning trees as
aforesaid, thence East twenty-seven chains and
ninety and one-half links to the dividing line be-
tween John s. william Shisler, in the line of said
section, thence North to the place of beginning,
containing one hundred and ten acres more or less,
and subject to the dover of said Elizabeth Moor
Terms of Sale one thiyd cash on the day of sale,
one third in one year, and one third in two years
from the day of sale, to be secured by mortga ge
on the premises sold, and the deferred payments to
bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum,
payable annually. 4..7--a-
GEORGE MYERS,
Guardian of BENJAM1N F. Moon. 4w1
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SHERRLRS SALE
J. Anderson Etal. In Ashland County I

lInonas J. Anderson EtaI. In Ash1and Couhty z
John raroher Etsl conponpisas.
DURsUANT to the eomnsand Of an order to sen
IL Msrtgage premises, duly issued from the Court
% common Pleas Of said county, dated the 18th
day May, 1860, and to me directed, I will sell at
Public Auction at the door of the Court House in
said County, on
Friday, the goth day Of June, 1885,
between the hours of ten o'clock, An. and four
o'clock, P. M. of said dsy, the following described
lands and-tenements yizi Being six-aeres of land
of the North East corner of the South West quarter
of section twenty-five (22) of acknowledgements
(25) of range seventeen 17) in the County of Ash
land and State of Ohio; Bounded as follows by
roads on three sides, thence running South so far as
to include the above mentioned six acres of land,
with the appurtinanaes thereon, erected and belong
ing Appraised at s.. Terms of sale-cash,F
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
May 80, 1860. pf-S5,OO
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SHERIERS SIZE
Luther, cralL&,c0 si In Ashland and Count;

A. ]. Fry, Deoriand and Buck, Common Pleas
DURSUANTl to the. command of vendi, VS. the De-
PENDANTS, in the above case, duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas OF. said county. I viii
sell at Public Auction in RoBsburg, in said county;
i On Saturday The, sh dag of June, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ! and four
P. NJ, of said day, the following described
Goods and Chattles ..to-wit.- Two Bay Mares, one
Black Horse and one Bay, ssthe property of A. J.
to satisfy said writ. Ferms of Sale Cash. So
ahals I'd JOHN, J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff. ),
May D, 1860 60 tspfS3,s3 asI3
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q

IT OTIS Nc AZ 40 and 81 in the original Town
i plat of Ashland, and the parcel of Land own
ed BY S. G. Bushnell, lying on the North side of the
Alley between his land and the Lots owned by B.
Hershey Fl. Davis and C. Frantz, have been assess
ed the following amounts by a committee appointed
for the purpose of ascertaining the cost of construct
ing a sewer $50 feet in length 16 by 80 inches. of 2
inch plank. To estimate the benefits derived by
each Lot owner by the proposed improvement.
zsS..vG. Bushnell parcel Of Land 600
H. Davis, Lot No 81 IN 3!taI AZ s 1870.
c.. Frantz, g g 46 ,.. 1900.
B. Hershey sc As 1890.
The persons interested in the construction of this
sewer will please take notice thatif they have any
objections to the assessment as reported by the Com
mittee, they shall make known their objections in
Writing to be han ied in, to the Recorder of the Bur
rough, within two weeks from the date of his notice,
at which time the report of this committee will come
up for conformation or rejection before the Council.
8w-5O {5sT- c. BUSHNELL, MAYOR.
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NJ TITO e.

" o TTCE
NO ALI it may concern. That all persons living on
streets and alleys in the Village of Ashland are
to clean and keep clean said streets and
alleys, and are hereby notified not to throw any
filth, such as stable manure or any trash, as wood
or the dirt of their barns or house in any public al
ley or street, and are hereby notified to, have all the
alleys clean from any filth or wood by the 10th day
of June next, or II will clean said alleys at the ex-
pense of the property holder-and this Notice viii
be rigidly enforced by the Marshall, ~
Mnrs. ORLOW SMITH, Marshall. j
May 8oth, 1860. sss "a. - 8w52
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POstp01senlent of the Democratic
, Sfnfp Tom a.oanfSnn -. ~.
ROOMS OF THE DEM. STATE E Com.
COLUMBUS. Nav IL. 1907

May II, IobU.
TO he Dentocracyof Ohio: a. 1
The Democratic State Central Committee
announce to the Democracy of Ohio, that up
ON mature consultation, it has been deemed
proper by this Committee, to postpone the
time of the meeting of the Democratic State
Convention from the 9th instant, until
go WEDNESDAY, JULY 4,a1S6O,
Upon which day at the hour of 101o,clock, A.
NJ, the said Convention will assemble in the
City of Columbus, to do and perform the du-
ties designated in the call of this Committee,
of the date of the 9Th of April, 1860. By
order, Gro. W. MANYPENNY, Chr'n.
A. McGREeoR, sec'y. cd
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Persons interested in the above assessments, OBJ
jecting thereto, will make known their objections in
writing, and file them with the Recorder of The Bor-
iough. within two weeks from this date, at which
time the above report will come up before the Coun-
ell of the Village Of Ashland for confirmation or re-
ection. IT. C.BUSHNELL, Mayor.
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2 EST4TE OF HENRI r.. CHANEYls
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as
ministrator' of the estate of Henry It.. CLANCY, late
of Ashland county, Ohio, deceased
= sis4s JOSIAH THOMAS.
May %, 1860, 8w6f* ~
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SHERZFFS SALE. q
,orrer. Croft and Darling In Ashland. County

SHERLFFDS SALE. io ,a91
VS.. " i0n egf2 ~
Aaron Yarnen q Common Pleas.
ID virtue of a writ of yendi Exponas duly issued
II from the Court of Common Pleas of said conn
ty, dated the 18th day of May, 1860, and to me di-
rected, 1 will sell at Public Auction at the door of
the Court House in said county, $50 sff 81
On Saturday tie 23d day Of June, 1860,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the following described
Real Estate, Subject to another and former levy
made in favor ofFrench & Keith, to-wit: y 1f]51
,jdonvflle, Ashland County. Appraised al. s.
Term of Sale Cash.. af oG- -r-4s .;a
Is E3a y flaJoHN J.. HOFFMAN, SHERIFF.
/. May 22d, 1860. 49,. ~ tspfS3, SO, 80
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BRmGRMOTInE ].

y s'Esas
NOTICE is hereby give n that there will be offer
IN ed at Public Sale the 9th day of june 1860,
at 1 o'clock p. M the building of q Bridge across
Muddy. Fork, on the line between Jackson and Per-
ry Townships, east of Lafayette. n .f1aiss8
80 9GDANL P0COCK
aS 9at 3s{es Asifs ans JOHN BERRY ,so4
.e4iga EoGass 70 sSa d. JACOB EMRICK,
3w50 Commissioners.
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NO TICE. SO
TIME Lot owners on Centre street, in South Ash
land, viii take notice, that a committee appoint
ed by the Town Council of Ashland, for the purpose
of estimating the cost of a sewer to be constructed in
accordance with the provisions of an Ordinance pass
ed May 10th, 1860, on Centre street in South Ash
land, and also to make an assessment, on the Lots
abutting upon said street according to the benefits
derived therefrom, have reported the following as
Isessments.-t II Tr-. E.E, a1ssoss5.
L.. A. Jennings Lot No. 8 and south half of
lot NO ,UU
j. Hiltebrand Lot No. l and north half of Lot
N Az. ~. - ...... 1900
D.. Whiting, lots Mol and 2 in Drumbs
Addition, 1850
A. j. Dessenberg. lots No. 2 and 8 in Drumb's
j. R. Wick, lots No. 13 and IA, .......... 1000
E. W. Wallock, lot No. ,....a...... 500
L. O. Bushnell, lot No. 10 and north half of m
let mo. f7,50
J. WATSON, lot No. 81 and south half of lot
No. 5,U0I
Sage Kellogg, lots No. IS and &c, ........ 500
P. Riser, lots No. 81 and 2s, ........-.. 800
Ashland Union Mill, piece of land, one acre, 500
James Wells, piece of land, ene-third acre.. 500
L. j. ,Sprengle, lots No. 4 and ,.........-..o6 500
- Dueomb, lot No: 800
Mrs. S. Deem, lot No. 10, 800
Willard Slecum. lots No. IL and 12,........ 600
G.. h. Topping, lot No. II ,...... 900
Jesse Callahan, lot No. II :....... 800
Randolph Freer, lot No. Is, .s......... 800
Washington and Center streets, ...-....... 1000
Alley between lot No. ! and piece of land. 1000
.L-zs#, ~. 1900 ..e.ee
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ASHLAND 90. PROBATE COURT.
TNHE following Executors, Administrators and
Guardians having fled in said Court their ac-
counts for settlement to. swift rseo4
Final account of Stephen Wolf, Executor of PEI
ter Bowman Decd.
g Jacob Fast, Administrator of Ja-a
cob Oxenrider Decd.
T sa go +" f" Thomas Hays, Administrator of
Y .agf~ John Binehour Decd.
!" " az Daniel Campbell, Administrator
Of DAM Campbell Decd.
&c John Wireman, Guardian of Lee
n{s vi Hecker. Zoznas
+" " Z" George Myers, Guardian efBen
I50r zg- 10 jamin F. Moore.
/" " Peter Vanerstrand, Guardian of
William Harvout.
!" Z" John Briggle, Guardian of Nam
~ cy Greiner and Fanny Greiner.
ITO .is" " William Heffel6nger, Guardian
..a-z e- c9zw of Washington Chandler
" Hugh Burns, Guardian of Solo
mon Braden. ejg8
The same will be for hearing in said Court on
the I'd day of May A. d. 1860, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
oiaaI - ha3fzJ. D.. JONES, Probate Judge.
PROBATE OFFICE, May 81, 1860 3w517*
LAL-L
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To Persons Out of Employment.
n SEWING MAoHINE.-Thisis a new Machine and
SO simple in it's construction that a child of 10 years
can learn to operate it by half an hours instruc-
ton. 1t is equal to any Family Sewing Machine in
use, and the price is but Fifteen Dollars. Z r a2.3
Persons wishing an agency will address OF
81 ,25t -f5 5@J J. N. BOYLAN 1va.i
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
Z 5w - $50 50 nsEe MILAN, OHIO.
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Mem Aopertisenifnts.

~@B BE sure and buy your Boots and
IAQESS - Shoes of J. WATSON, of Ashland, at
&HS the old stand of WAssoN & >STuBBsl
at greatly reducedPfses for Cash, Tor short credit
April 18th, 10 46tf
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following valuable varieties :
49, Ssa drs1t ssr;sties ahnrans; .. IN
~ 80 ~ ND sors;rn T;nds ~ - "a IT.
.a sns ntyessaN Nv nnnn1ar nf tSese !. NJ do.htaJl
the .soTFS-1ef r 80 80 - y
- wTIaSoNSfAJRANv sEEnT INC
y @nlcn We nave On nSnS me largest STOCK IN ex,
1sIence, WHICH W. On we onep at 20 cents per dozen Sl,oo
per loo' 9o,oV per l,ovo' ana 9Io,0oo.S.
a.. u Is unnecesseryfIo say any enlpgln praise OF
berry culture hie.d LOT the last Hyos years, who has ac-
qusinteu niMsei ultn sne olscussfons Oh Mult grow
e eaS p assOclalaon nas anu -. .ge se eOnsen9s Of sne hortlcultu,
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rN ORDINANCE providing for the grading, gravel
ing, and grading the Side Walks and guttering certain
porti9tts Of Sandusky and Second streets in the vi
ELLagEgA shtdnd.
u SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council of the In
corporated. Village of Ashland, That SO much of Sc
nd6treet g lies west of the east side of Church
StreetS and 50 much, of Sandusky Street as lies east
Of The west line of NJ. s. Campbells LOT, shall be
era~dcdygrdveled, and guttered not less than 8 feet
wide, under the direction of the Supervisor Of said
ViIag
: SEC. 3. IThatsto defray the expenses of said grad
ing and gfa9seing, alesy is hefeby made upon every
Lot, part-of Lot or pieces of Land. of fifteen cents
per front foot on said Sunduskeya and second Streets,
between the points specified in ths frsTsection Of
this ordinance. . l. sK4t1
SEC. 3. the owner or owners or occupants Of
cause the same tosbe done by the first of August
nexf, then the said work.wnl be fnfplf satisfaction
for the levy hereby niads-oh said lands lot or part
of lots.
$50. 4. shonld the owners orcecupants Of any Of
the lands lots Or paftss6f lots, on said Sanduskey
and Second Streets refuse OF. neglect to grade and
gravel the same by the first of August next, it shall
be the duty of the Supervisor 90 doythe same or
cause it to be done at the expense Of the owner or
SEC. s. That should the o owner q, Or occur occupants of
s sas i or t s11 9 sss shs section ssiS lg y E s5iPg i oss;S Of lsed ns g spsS IL
refuse to pave the cutters thereof with stone by the
first of August next, it shall besthe duty Of the Su-
Pervisor to do the same or, canse it TO be done and
the expense thereof collected off the owner or
owners by due course Of Law. mts4D
SEC. 6. That the side walks on Sandhsk7 Street
be graded SO as to conform to the grade 0fsthe said
Street, where it shall be, established and made Of
uniform width, and that said, pavement or side
walks, be left wide. fe..td $3.50
SEC. z. That if the owners Of any of said lots or
parcels of land shall refuse to .graid their pave
ments or side walks, as required by the 9Th section
of this ordinance by,the 18th day of August next,
it shall be the duty of the Marshall of said Village
to do or cause the same to be done, and the expense
thereof collect off the owners of said lots, by due
of law. 11sE4kE II 2
Passed April 10th, 1860.
G.-BgsHNELL, MAYen.
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kyied fl carboSatios n,trnSses 5S f5s var 1850
ALSO a tax of y mills. on tbe dollar ort the purpose of
paying the interest andprincipai(o the debt of the
Corporation of Ashland. Said tax to belleyied on
the taxable property within the9 Burrows of Ash
land and placed upon the d~upiicate OF thscounty of
Ashland. T.g:BUSHNEE1yMAYoR,
JWM.R AIsroh.l BescQfder.l n z sw5O
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By order of the Committee. - s.r
-,oaeE GEO. W. MAEYPENNY, Chr'n.
A. McGEEeoR, Sec,y.
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S MALL-FRlUI T S

HAVING for, many years paid special attention
El to the Cultivation of small fruits, we are new
prepared to furnish, in small or large Quantities, the
following valuable varieties.
ST w BE I'm s.,
Over one hundred varieties, embracing nearly all
the native and foreign kinds of any repate. The
af6st universally popular of these is undoubtedly
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in any style that may be suitable to means and taste
will find Mr.. Yearick iprepared to respond to thei
wishes promptly, and nsterms that with ~satisfac
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-05-31
Democratic Platform.

We have heretofore published the Plat
form adopted by the National Democ-
racy, at Charleston, on the 30th of April.
but for the satisfaction Of some who did
not read it we reproduce it with the vote
on each resolutions:
Resolccd That we, the democracy the Union,
in convention assembled, hereby declare, our af.
frmation of the resolutions unanimously adopted,
and declared as a platform of principles OF the
democratic convention at Cincinnati in the year
1856, believing that democratic principles are un-
chnngeable in their nature when applied to the
same SUI iect matter; and we recommend as our
only further resolutions the following: Passed
ayes 23l 1l, nays 65
Resolued, That is the duty oithe United States
to afford ample and complete protection TO all its
citizens whether at home or abroad, and whether
native or foreign born. Passed unanimously
ReSoircd That one Of the necessities Of the age,
in military, commercial and postal point Of view,
is speedy communication between the Atlantic
and Pacific States, and the democratic party
pledge such constitutional measures Ms will insure
the construction of a railway to the. Pacific coast
Mt the earliest practicable period. Ayes 252,
nays 2015.l
Resolued That the democratic party are-it fa-
vor of the acquisition of the Island of Cuba, on
such terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and
Just to Spain. Passed unanimously
Resoloed That the enactments Of State lcgsla.
lures to defeat the faithful execution of the iugi-
tive slave law, are hostile in character subversvc
of the Constitutions and revolutionary in their eff
feet. Passed unannously.l
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The Irrcprcssibie Conflict

The past week has been occupied by the
General Conference of the NJ. T.. church,
sitting at Buffalo, in the discussion of the
slavery question, on a proposition to
amend the discipline so as to separate the
Church from slavery, by making slave
holding disqualification for member
shin. The original article in the Discip-
line is an anti-slavery article, but it is
not sufficiently so for large body of the
ministers and membership, who appear
to be bent on cutting off all Shareholders,
no matter under what circumstances,
from connection with the Church. Should
they succeed in amending the rule, the
Church then becomes, of course, perfect
and complete abolition Church. 1t is to
be hoped, however, that the amendment
of the rule may not prevail, and is really
difficult to realize the fact that large
body of Christian ministers should be
found so intent on the subject, as the ma
iority of the Delegates to the General
Conference appear to be.
If the object desired by an amendment
of the rule accomplished, we very much
VOUDI WucJIcT All luc WlSUOnl VI lllc pCu-
eral Conference could determine what
should be done with these manumitted
negroes. They have not, so far as we
have observed the debates, suggested
what they would think proper provision
in such case, and if not prepared to
decide this question, is it prudent fol
them to disturb the existing rule?
The STAKEHOLDER and his slaves all
have souls to be saved, and the outside
world will not regard it as very christian
act for a body of men who are called
to preach the Gospel and save sinners
to deliberately throw large body of men
outside of the pale of salvation, and place
them in a position to obtain no benef
from the labor of the Church.
The discussions in the Conference OF
this exciting subject do not materially diff
fer in the matter or manner, from the dis
cussion of it in the political assemblies o
the day. There is evidently a large maj
ity in favor of the change, but it will re
quire two thirds vote to yfect it.
| Statesman.