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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-19

CELEBRATED
CHILLED AND WROUGHTIRON SAFES
Wrought Iron Fire-PrO0fS,,
LoCAs ASo VAULT. DOOR 5

These Fire proofs are manufactured to supply
demand for Security Against Fire, less expensive
than my Celebrated and Superior Chilled and
Wrought Iron Burglar and FIre-Proof Safes.
They furnish similar and equal security to the
Safes generally manufactured the different cit
les, but Superior TO them In their FIre-Proof
qualities and durability, the Iron being etiectuaiy
protected from rust in any climate, and the Fire.
Proof not subject 10 lose It's utility By age. This
is important advantage gained to the purchaser
as safes often rust and become worthless IN
! two three years.
To substantIate my position, those purchasing
these Fire-Proofs liberty, by giving me u e
OF time and place OF trial, 10 test them by
ire with any other Safe of the same size and
| should they not prove superior, will refund the
money, or new Flre-proof the purchaser
/ may decide.
| List Oh sizes ana Prices of Wrought lros
| Fire Proofs.
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John &. Robinson.

No. 80 Dey Street, New York
List of Prices, Weights and Sizes of Farm, Hotel
Steamboat, School House, Ships, and Factory
Bell.
These bells are fitted with Yoke, Standard
Crank and Bolt, complete for use.
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INSIDE.
EsrECo kIist.

Lilies Celebrated Chilled and brought Iron
Safes
Bank, Fire and Burglar Safes, Folding Door
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Two Horse Wagons !!

made with shaved spokes and of the beet materi-
ais and warranted. Also, manufacturing, and TOR
sale. a two horse
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INSURE In MERCHANTS
Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Cash Capital $5OO.O0O'
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
E. THOS. LOBDELL, Sec'y.
GEO. W. COPP, Agent, Rock Island, III.
uly7dw6. -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-12
Wonderful but True !

MADAME REMINGTON, the world re.
nowncd Astrologist and somnambutis 10
C~lairVoyant, while in a clairyoyans state, de-
lineates the very features of The person you
are to marry, and by the aid of an instru-
ment Of intense power, known as the Py oh.
omotrope. guarantees to produce a perfect
and life like picture of the future husband
or wife of the applicant, with date Of mar
rlage, occupation, leading traits of character,
&c. This is no imposition. as testimonials
without number can assert. BY stating place
of birth, age, disposition, color of eyes and
hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envelope addressed TO yourself, you will re-
eeive the picture by return mail, together
with desired information. :
Address in confidence, Madame Gertrude
Remington, P, 0. Box 207, West Troy, N. Y.
Dec. 70, IS6G-1y26
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-12

MARKETs.-Hereafte the UNION will
contain full reports Of the latest markets,
both in the east and west. We believe
We can supply those interested in the
markets with the latest prices quite as
early as can be'dOne by any weekly paper
published outside of the county. There
IS one thing about the markets that ought
to be remembered, aud that Is, that q re,
report Of the New York market for in.
stance, may be regarded as very nearly
representing the markets in Philadelphia
and Baltimore, SO the market of Cincin.
natl vail bs fOqndIe be 9 fair index 4
the market Of all the other western. cities
AS we propose to make a speciality Of the
markets, persons will find it to their ad,
vantage to subscribe for the UNION, al
they will get the local news, as we'll as I
full report Of the markets, and also 81
news of q general character,
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From Green Township.

The Greentown Academy in Perryville,
We are happy to say. is in a Furnishing
condition. The present term will close
in time for holiday recreation, and the
next session will commence the first week
in January. The classes 10 Geometry,
Latin, Greek, German, and all the Glasses
in Algebra, have succeeded admirably
beyond all expectation.
Prof. Sample is proud of his pupils, and
the parents are proud of the Prof, and
proud Of their children, and there is o
general good feeling all around.
There is but one thing lacking, which
is necessary,-tha is a Preceptress.-
Speaking low we may as well tell it now,
the Prof lisa bachelor, in the matrimo.
NAL market, going about daily, looking bis
very sweetest and best, and-and-deci.
dedly in favor Of his Academy having a
Preccptress. a.
Parents wishing to place their children
in a first class school will find it to theil
advantage to send them here. The soci
ETY. is good and daily growing better
Proiane language is rarely heard, and in.
temperance is among the things known il
our barbarous days. We see, now, ant
try to walk in tho light, We have sever
year old children who have never seen .
man intoxicated, and when such a person
age comes amehg US from other villages
the grown up people walk up sadly ant
cautiously, and look over at him, shake
their heads, and turn away With a suspi
cious drawing Of the sleeve across thei
eyes, saying in the words Of the poet:
Cover me, We pines!
Spread umbrage broad and brown MS evening
We cedars, with boughs innumerable,
Hide me, where l may never see him more!
an 7I fLT HAHA.
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Obj Markets.


NEW York, December l0.--Tho -four
trade has been much depressed during the
past week, without any uniform prices,
and sales could not be effected to any ex,
tent without holders submitting to alarge
decline The heavy arrivals, together
with o material decline in gold and less
favorable news from Europe, have ~increas-
ed a general desire to sell, We quote a
Of l0@15c on low grades, and S1@1 35
per barrel on medium aud high drades.
Corn. meal declined rapidly, and there
Is no demand at the concession. Buck
wheat -four arrived freely, and is much
lower, closing heavy at 50 SO@32 rs per
100 pounds.
Wheat ruled heavy up to to. day, a
further decline having been accepted on
spring and white winter. Most holders
decline to selfat+he concession demanded
and the business Of the week proved mod
crate. To-day a better feeling was notice.
able, especially for amber winter, which ia
in reduced supply. Shippers bought
sparingly Of ordinary qualities, and the
millers operate cautiously, in view of the
steady declinei Ia -four. The stock has
increased somewhat, but is still less than
one half the stock Of last season. We
quote Chicago spring at 81 95@2 for re.
jected No. 2 at 81 08@2 rs; No, | al
~ 1892 40 amber State at SO 1902 o.
white Canadian So. 8 05, and white
Michigan 1898 20.
The corn market has been much excl.
ted, and at times quite a panic prevailed,
Prices declined up to Monday 15@16c Q
bushel. Since then there has been an
advance of 5 to 4c, closing quiet at 81 10,
10 L. store, for mixed Western. Rye has
declined, and prices are unsettled and
nominal. Barley is 8 to 10c lower, and
closes heavy and unsettled at 600 in bond
and 81 10 free. Canada West and State
dull at $50; to 81 Is.
Pork has been much more active under
the decline Of 81 25 per brl. There
seems q more healthy state of this brancf
Of trade, no new failures have occurred
Beet more active, and is held with conf
dcnce, the stock being moderate and the
receipts much less than last year. Lart
f%uctuated, and closes decided, lower
though with a frmer feeling than las
week.
Wool steady at 33i@5Sc, for domestic
fleece 2l@45c, for pulled; 23937c, fo
Texas, and 27@29 for California.
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sCHENOK's " roN1C.

This Medicine, invented bv Dr. j. IT.
g. On 90 ph,,.,,.,,.
oo'AN'N' VI rnii"ueiphia rs intended TO
dissolve the food and make it into. chyme,
the 5rst process Of digestion. BY cleansing
tbe stomach with scbc,Cl,s Mandate PIN
49, Tor,o ooon
nv 'VC" F'Ores the "Ppe'l'e' ana
food hat could DOT be eaten before using it
will b. easily disested.
corsumption,c ~ .I,ue,y
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70 CONsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser, having beon restored TO
health in q few weeks by a very simple reme,
dy, after having suffered for several years
with o severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumplion-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow,spIereys the meanag Of
cure. ta5 -yai l{Et 81 AZ 10 hi9,eg fl
20 all who desire IL, he, will send. a copy Of
the prescription used free of charged, with
the directions for preparing aud using the
same, whichthsy will fpd . ,sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat aud Lung AffsctioRs-+
The only object Of the advertiser iP sanding
the Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and
| spread information which, he conceiyss To- bI
Invaluable; and no hopes every sufferer will
firy his remedy, as IL will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing. &.
Parties wishing the prescription, Free. b,
return mail, will please address !
oiRcv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., NJ K.
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Dec, IL. 1866.

UlNCINNATI, Dec, III. 1856.
FLOUR-Spring wheat, superfne, is
still quoted s9@9 so, and winter SO SO
GIL, the price depending on the guam
tity of the -four much lower figures,
however, would have to be accepted to
affect sales to any ortont. Extra 10 sol
ling in small quantities at prices ranging
from 10 $40 to s1i fer that ground from
spring wheat, and Sl1 $l2 for winter
wheat, the latter an extreme price, and
obtained only for choice brand which
have an established reputation with the
trade. Spring family is quoted sl2@12
so, and winter SIP 50@l3 so. Small
sales of fancy are being made at S13 so
OLA So. Rye flour is in but limited re.
quest at 1907 25 for the best city brands.
Buckwheat IS quoted 81 50@5p per 100 lbs,
with small sales. Corn meal is held al
81 90 per hundred pounds, exclusive o.
cooperugo.
! WHEAT-No. 2 spring can be bought
at SO 1902 10, but these figures are 8 tc
Sc above the views of buyers. No |
can now be bought at less than 81 20
and it is to freely offered at these rates
The offerings Of the best grades of wintel
wheat are only moderate. No. 2 red il
held at so 60@2 65, No. So 70@275
and extra SO so, These rates however
are above the views of buyers. Nomoyc
ment in white wheat.
C0RN-We quote ear at 52@55c, il
bulk, at the the upper and lower depots
ShellGd still commands 10000, in bulk
and 74@75c, including sacks
OATS-No. 2 is selling at 4S@49C
No. Lat 52@53.
RYE-We quote No. ! at 81 10, No
3 $l@1 09, and rejected 10000.
BARLEY-Primo 81 65@l 10.
H0GS-We now quote hive hogs So
5O@59 90, and dressed So 75@7, at whicl
fgurss about 1000 head we're Sold
The arrivals for tho tweuty,four cnde,
hours noon to-day, were about $500 head
'P0rAT0ES-Best quality selling a
$500 per barrel,
EGGS-Eggs is selling at 900. pc
dozen. s,54ttiis
BUTTER-Wo quote primo to ohoio
Central Ohio roll 2S(180c and the sam
grades Of Western Reserve S2@34c.-
Qualities below prime are neglected an,
Il \ IL mi l.. kau.Lk - NOEz
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srrsSAs!Aour heishborindg city ofMms-
field ipyseaippina to look up In the world aAs
soon asl It's citizens learned that AshlandikfEsD=
I'D purehasfhga Steam Fire Engine, they imme7
.diately concluded to follow suit, and on Tues
day last, a End Class Steamer, worth Of, 800, was
shipped from the Mandatory Of nc. S1lsBr q
Co, at Seneca Falls, New York, for that place,
There will bea public trialo { the Engine, as
soon as II is received, and as we have a few
lfogies" here, who are "forneust" having a
Steam Engine, we hope they win go over and
witness the. trial, and we are sure that SOM Of
their '.antedfluyian" ideas will be WASHER
away, and that they VIM, thereafter, see things
in tho light Of the nineteenth century. ~
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"PETGRsoSP This splendid magai
zine for the New Year, and the first num-.
Der Of volume ffty-oue, is already on our
table II contains two emo steel engray.
inge, together with a double extension
cOlored fashion plate, and many other at,
fractions. Let all who wish to secure this
excellent periodical at one make mp their
clubs. Price, single copy, per year, So
Address, Charles J Peterson, 3O6, GIes.
nut street, PHILADELPHIA.
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FIRE.-About half past seven o'clock on last
Saturday evening, the barn in the rear of Mr..
sHucK's Grocery, on Main Street, was discoy-
ed TO. be on tre; butiyery fortunately, it had
just been klndled, and was ~extinguished with
out much difficulty. The fire wns started in
the Southwest corner of the building, and as
there was a strong wind blowing In that dircc-
tion, If the fire had had ten minutes start, nc
human power, none at our command, at least
could have saved the entire business portion
Of town from utter destruction. The fire was
evidently the work oflan incendlaTy,
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sur'TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in The
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage hp return mail free Of
charged, by addressing the undersigned.-
Those having fears of being huubugged will
obligc BY not noticing this card. All others
wilellease address their ohedient servant,
TH0S, +. CHAPMAN, Hqt
s31 Broadway, New York.
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SHEEP We call the attention Of wool
growers to the advertisemeptof Mr.: g.
W. Haskell, 10 another column. He has
tho finest lot ofMerino Ewesever brought
TO this part Of the country. Farmers wish
ing to improve their stock would better
call and see these sheep. e.
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i6- Last Saturday evening the New
London hack did not arrive until nearly 8
O'Clock, and as many Of our citizens had.
gone to the Concert before that time, did
not get their mail ; but after the Concert
closed, the obliging ?. NJ, opened the
,oflcd, that all who desired to, could OBJ.
tain their mail. Thisawas ycryaccomno,
dating ID Mr., p, % We were anxious
to geg Ourv, and Il our vanctimOniOus
brethren Of the Abolition persuation bad
notysceived their N, x. Tribune, Yanfes
Nelson's, or Fiiksst Spirit efthe Tones
they would have been deprived q their
usual HSunasy Reading"
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Ssg- "YOpth is the seed time" "suoh
as you SOW such shall you reap" Parents
shonld send their children TO q place
where they are not likely to be exposed
to vicious companions or bad examples.
We believe il would be to the advantage
Of all desiring . thorough Commercial OF
4elsgraphic education, to send to the
"Union Business. Institute Of Oalkius,
Griffin & Go, located at Oberlin, o.. "a
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t9- II will be seen by their card in to-day's
paper, that Drs. P. Fl. CLARK and s. s. HySrER,
have associated themselves for the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery. We commend them to
the favorable notice Of the citizens Of Ashland
and surrounding country. n m
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The Great E~EgIishihmedy
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EYE CUps.--The attention Of our rea!
aers is directed to the advertisement Of
DR.. j, Ball &lCO., on the fourth page of.
this paper. BY the use Of these eye cups,
weak eyes are permanently restored.
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Notice to TEACHERS.

There will be a Special Meeting of the
Board ofSchool Examiners, at Ashland
op Saturday, December 22d, 1866.
by order Of the Board,
b M. CAMPBELL, elk.
Dec %, lse6-2p,
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16S-The attention of all who may desire
to subscribe for a first class Agricultural
paper, is directed to the prospectus Of the
Ohio Farmer, to be found elsewhere ip
this weeks paper. .s3
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sr There will be . Ball at the
Town Hall, on Monday Eve'g, Decs
31st, 1866, the last night of the old
year. Supper at the Miller House. (
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WANTED.-The m Of 500 Of our
subscribers TO appear IN the "Roll Of Hon
or" which we will publish on the 2nd
day Of January, 1867;
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iss- House keepers, when you buy D.
B. Delhhd 8 Co.'S Best Chemical Saler1
atus you will find every paper weighsa,
pound. d Can you say the same about
other Saleratus? VI
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REJECTED.

The Alabama Legislature has rejected
the Constitutional Amendments by a vote
Of 06 to,1O. Good go gees sia9N
81 vsnn fs1antV Liza 'fbetH - ateViti
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lss- Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns this week, several commuaica.
tons are laid over till our next issue.
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l6rA Corrected Time Table Of the
Pittsburgh, Ft, Wayne & Chicago Rail
Road, will be found inrto.day's paper.
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4 sLaNNA NWE III VI %-MAM ~
Tar Our contemporary down street is
noted for his ability--to eat beef and we
learn from an article on Thanksgiving"
which appeared in his paper last week,
that be- is also shelly on fOwly shaving
" ably assisted in demolishing one of the
I sturdiest, largest and best served up
Glturkey that ever chuckled or lifted it,
" majectic feet IN graceful and ttsp.1-
Now, if we did not know that our pious
brother of the Times ia a teetotaler, we
would say he had, upon that same day,
INDUCED too freely in the Allowing BOWL
and had bccope very "muchly" how
lcome-you-so, and while in that happy
condition, seized his "quillp aud iudited
the article on Thanksgiving" fromwhich
the above sentence is quoted. But as he
never uses the "ardent," only for med
cinaI parpOsess-we presume that this
outburst Of wit and eloquence is wholly
attributable to the "majestic turkey he
assisted In acknowledging 43lE
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~ Tie Prospectus &c lie Ssisn,c
american will be found in to-day's pa.
per. IL The best scientific paper pub
u ~ hhf4lNt
lished. 20 t sf
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sas- The weather has been extremely
cold for the last few days.
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On Tuesday, December A. 1866, at
the American House, in Dit, Gilead, o.,
Mr.. J. B. DESHONG and Miss o. Il.
PHILLIPS. ~ s9I7Aga
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gRSsAaaSd dunn.
.AsHH4AHp PFC y 1895
M II you want to save Money, buy
your Pork from Al Binkard.
ld- No. family should be- without Ro-
back,a Stomach Bittera.

~ The Prospectus'of the Ohio Statsss
man nan will appear next week. !, =.
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MATRIMONIAI4

MARRlED-Ou the 9th day Of De.
eember, 1856, by Rev. John Robinson,
THADDEuS COFFIN to Miss CARO-.
LINE CARTER both Of Ashland, O,
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

Enquire At the Store Of W EER
T. W. HUGHES.
Ashland, Dec IL 1856. IA
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We shall contipHs "a keep Tho yeKy plst
Gooas 10 be found IN opr line, and " Do jrat
"a rood work as cap DO done a Any ely
Give him Q, call before making your ppl-
ehases, and you VIM hnd thss ~ APSyt
q ptsments are trseN
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The Ladies of M. El Church vii,

The Ladies of NJ. 81 Church wiz
give an OYSTER SUPPER at the Town
Hall, in Ashland, on Monday even
ing, The 24th inst, ..being "the
night before Christmas,4 for the
benefit of the Church. The object
is a worthy one, and we trust that
the efforts Of the Ladies will be
abundantly rewarded.
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olieeis hershygfvoh tn the snbsoribey
II Nhashoed daily appoinledau aud qualified as
administrator or The estate Of Jaeob Barns
hart, aeoessed, lese yuFtho Township OF Mont
gomery in tie Countyof Ashland and State
Of Ohio, AsasE gsehrf3 3 AZ $3.50 rqse5'
o; oEsTERLEN.
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The lliQ farmer
Vol, XVT,7f5N 1897,
!. D. HARRIS. .Edit6r
AZ Ha PARKER An Psblisher.

81 THE GREaP WEEghE sac
,ggrtOwiInras Is FlIsniI8 Paper,
Published AZ cleySlandl Ohio,
Dcgo6d 70 Rural and Household ABairsi
TERAsAs inkls6opY only S2,0l Year.
Al extra Copy One Year for syery Club az
Zen; an eSilA copy.Six Months for a Club
.ofs Size sSpgSipsass audi Rg0speosse so sept
free 70 persONs sesirin& teEcjrw Clubs. 4.
Address OHIO ARMER,a :.
y Cleveland 0.
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VIII cure cVcry case OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
AND DIsEAsRs oy THE KIDNEYS.

AND DIsEAsRs op THE KIDNEYS.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders Of the digestive organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness Of Blood 10
the Head, Acidity Of the stomach Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, fulncss or Weight Ia the
stomach, Soar Eructions. sinking or F1utterng
at the Pit Of the stomach. swimming of the Head
Hurried and dinicult Breathing, tlutcring at the
q lying posture, Dimncss Of Vision, Dots or Wcls
bciore the sight Fever and uuli Pain In the Head,
lcncicncy OF Perspiration, Yellowncss of the skin
aud Eyes, Pain in the Side, Hack, Chest Limbs,
sc. sudden iushes of Heat Burning In the Flesh,
Constant imaginings of Evil, and great Depression
ot Spirits.