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For restoring strength and appetite. the great
Southern Tonic, PANEsIS's HEpAT1c BrTTERs and you
will be disappointed. For sale by all druggists tn
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Free to Everybody.

IOO 10 LFOI J F1ONTe
Large pp Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance 10 the young OF both sexss
1t teaches how the hornely may become beautiful the
,.espised respected, AMI the fo-s.ken 10; ed
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOOK OUT,
OR YOU WILL LOSE A FORTUNEI

The Georgia State Lottery, fr the beneat OF the Ma
sonic orphans' Home closes !ts sale OF tickets Thi
Day. at P. NJ, for the drawing OF November 6th Capt.
tai Prize $4,000 Tickets only One Dollar. Office No
20 eroad street.
Nove,nbere
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

LyHes Us. LyneS.
VIII be sold under the direction OF the Undersigned ut
the old Custom House, In this city, on TUESDAY, the
26h d47 OF November, 1857, at II, A. ~,
ALL THAI PLANTATION, known as "Mbblesworth," |"
with the buildings thereon In tho Parish Of st. Johns
Berkeley containing a5out HOT aores, more less,
bounded East Monks Corner Road North on land Of
Dawson, formerly of Dr. II. NJ Hag, Wost the Forest
track adjoining and south on
ALSO,
The FOREST TRACT, adjoining the above on the
East having triangular form, aud containing 200 acres.
Lore or ess.
ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND, In the Parish aforesaid, contain
Ing about S75 acres bounded North by lands Of Mrs. NJ.
Motte East by lands of H. Sylvester South by lands of
Isalc LIE is and West by lands Of Hugh Butler.
Terms-On hird cash; Lalapce In two equal annual
nstalments secured by ponds and mortgage, with In.
erest from day Of salo. Buildings TO- be insured and
policy assign Purchaser to pay for papers and staps
JAMES TUPPER,
Novtmber5 tu4 Master In Equity.
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LOOK Our, Oh You WILL LOOSE AFoRTUNE-The
Gsorgis State Lottery, for the benefit of the Ma
sonic Orphans Home. closes its sale of tickets
this day, at P NJ, for the drawing Of November
9Th. Capital Prize $4,000. Tickets only one
dollar. Office No. 20 Broad street.
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Private Sale, to Close Consigamtnts, Bacon
Sides, Shoulders, &C. Now landing and n
store, for sale, r,- ,.r5sr
BY MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
No. 1as Meeting street, and No. ,a71 East
'-...i Bay. go .frC
November< -
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The COURT OF Eou1Ty-CHANcELLoR W. D.
JOHNSON pREsnNe.-Boyond few motions and
the sounding OF the Docket, no business was
transacted yesterday.
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PRIVATE SALES.

BY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO,
Real Estate Agents. No. 80 Broad street.
At Private slle or TO Lease -
VALUABLE RICE, COTTON AND PROVISION
PLANTATIONS AND FARMS on the Wsccsmaw. ssn-
tee Ashley, Wando and Cheehsw Rivers and 10 the Vi
ctnity Of Charleston tuth November
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AUCTi0N SALES.

U,wessrred Sale Dry Goods, Woolen Dry Goods,
&C., &C.
BY JOHN G.. K1LN0R & co.
THIS DAY (Tuesdayl 5h instant, vi be sold, at our
Auction salesroom, No. 1873 Meeting street,
BLANKETS. RsEYs. sATINEfs. Red and White
Elannels, Cassimeres
Bleached and Brown shiring, Csncoes. Domestic
Plaids, Wooen Shirts Drawers
Cambria Handkerchies, Madras Handkerchief white
and Colored Corset Jesns
silk Neck Ties Rich Dress Goods, Plads, Reps
Linen DaIaask Napkins silesias, Penknives &C.
Conditions cash. November
Prints, Muting. Canton Flannel, ,Sheeting aud
Carpet.
BY JOHN G.. MILNOR & co.
THIS DAY. 6h instant at 10 O'clock will be sold at our
Auction Sales Room. No. 133 Meeting street.
1 case, a. pieces ALIENS PRINTS
10 pieces Pembroke 3-4 Beached Shirting
pieces Bleached Canton Flannel
"a Cotton Sheetng, Linen Shirts, White and Grey
Under Stirts Colored Cotton Flannel hirts, Twilled
Alpaca, Silesa. Skirt Braid. Flax hread ITO
dozen Spool Cotton Leather Bags, Pants Vests Shaws
ALSO, ON ACCOUNT OF An ESTATE,
! GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCH, 18 karats.
ALSO,
LARGE VELVET CARPET, 10 feet inches by IS
feet
Conditions cash. November
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TEE SCHOONER LILY from New York for this
port, and met with an accident, and put back for
renairs. See ship news.
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BERKELEY DISTRICT CouRr.-To-morrow has
been appointed as sentence day and for calling the
contingent docket in this Court and all persons
convicted at this term, detaulting jurors, and
others are notified to appear at the Court House
in Mount Pleasant on this day.
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ACCIDENT on THE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RAnRoAn.-The evening accommodation train,
which left Wilmington on Thursday, ran over
cow near Sumter, aud was thrown from the track
Several cars wsre overturned, and the engine and
tender badly broken up, but no one was injured
and by Sunday the track WAS again clear.
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TuRNvRREN.--The worshipful society Of TuI-
ners together with their friends, acquaintance
and kinsfolk, all united last night in celebrating
the opening Of the season in musco-dramatical
entertainment, which afforded infinite amusement
to the assembled all, both great and small. After
these preliminary exercises had been concluded,
the benches we're removed, and the merry COM
pany enjoyed themselves to late, or moro COR
reotIy speaking, to an early hour, in tripping the
light fantastic" Verify, our German friends un-
derstand the art of enjoying themselves.
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1867
LO CAL ALTERS
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JouS G. MnNoR will sell this day. at = o'clock
dry goods, &C.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL will sell at 10 O'Clock, dry
goods, &c.
w. GRAY, Master n Equity, will sell at II
O'Clock, two lots of land, with buildings thereon.
JETFoRDs l. Co. will sell at % O'clock, sides,
shoulders, hams &c.
MILrs DRAKE viii sell at 10 o'clock, dry goods,
clothing, sc.
T. NJ. CArsn will sell at 81 o'clock, mess pork,
sides, butter, &c.
+. & "A. I. Caldwell will sell, at 9s o LOCK-
5nHoaN l. soN viii sell at 10 o'clocI, mat
tYssses bedsteads, &c.
J. a. ENsLow Z Co. will sell, at 10 o'clock,
IAUREY s ALEXANDER will sell at l. ''clock,
strips, hams, butter, &c.
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OuR INLAND TaADE.-The links that connected
Charleston with the interior have in nearly every
Instance been reunited, and the trade between the
different sections resumed. This is particularly
noticeable in those Districts intersected by the
large water courses. The planters along these
rivers have, for a number Of wears, been accus-
toned to send their produce to the Charleston
market, and when the different lines If steamers
we're re-estabhshed, they were hailed as old frtends
and no difficulty was experienced in renewing their
business relations. Among the many steamers
which ply between this port and the inland towns
the Planter is perhsps the most noteworthy. The
vioissitudes OF the war cccasioned sudden change
oil her owners and she was engaged for some time
in blockading her old home. at the close Of the
contest af,e was sold, repurchased and rehttei BY
Captain JoHN FKRe uRsoN, her old owner, Since
her restoration to her old line, she has reganed al
Of her former popularity. On her last trip to thi:
city she brought Q cargo OF GOD bales OF uplane
cotton from the Pee Dee country, arriving II II
Charleston on Saturday night, and leaving with
dispatch on the Monday following,
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: GENERAL LEE AT gaE GRAvEl OF SToNEwALL
JAcKsoN.2Mr. ]. a. 1zcMAs, cf South Carolina, a
one-armed Confederate soldier, is canvasing the
city for the sale of teautiful print of 'General
LEE at the grave of fStonewall JACKSON" The pic
ture IS worthy Of attention. as it is well executed,
and the scene is one that is dear to every soldiers
heart. There can be nothing more affecting than
the sight of one gallant soldier at the grave of
comrads, but when this grief is exhibited by such
distinguished warrior as General LEE, any re-
presentation Of the scene becomes cherished
memoir OF the past. Mr.. THOMAS viii visit every
portion Of the city during his stay and we feel
convinced that he viii effect ready sale Of his
nrints 11.l-1f ,2.--7 .tJ
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FrSANc1AL.-The moneyed obligations Of our
merchants which have been pressing heavily for
some time, are being met, we learn, with that
promptitude and good faith which has always
characterized our business men. The payments
fer factors acceptances have lately been particu-
larly large, and it was mentioned yesterday that
the amount of paper payable on that day would
sum up about $500, 900. Our planters would do
well to forward their crops and sustain their
credit, as they may find that the prompt meeting
of their liabilities, even at some sacrifice, will in
the future be Of important service to themselves.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-11-06

Weston, the pedestrian who is footing
bis way West, is accompanied by six men
in carriages, who see that all is fairly
done. Relays of horses are provided at
certain specified points, in order that
there shall be no delay. Weston is a fine
looking young man, about q years ofago,
5 feet 7! inches in height, is well. built,
and weighs l25 pounds. His walking
dress consists Of a jacket, tight fitting
black pstaloors, stout brogaus with rcd
tops, a rouad,top light silk hat, and buff
gloves. He also carries a light walking
stick. Weston is a canvasser by oeCupa.
ton, aud takes with him on his trip 3d..
900 copies of his little paper, The Time
Table, for distribution,
A terrific gale occurred in the vicinity
Of Rochester, N, Y, on Sunday night,
doing considerable damage to property,
One Of the walls Of the new State Arsen.
al Building vas blown down, and several
other buildings nearly demolished. A
man named John 0rtner was immediate,
ly killed on Scranton street by the wal
Of a grapery being blown upon him.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

I lucinda Hilderbrand and Isaac Hill.
Ia derbraud, her. husband ; Isaac Far
yer, Lemuel Farver ; Margaret Burnett
and Samuel Burnett her husband I; the
heirs OF Samuel Parver, decd, named as
follows: John Farver, Abraham Farver,
Jacob Farver, Mary A. Farver and isaac
Farver, the heirs of Rachael Ault, decd,
and Sarah Farver, widow Of John Farver,
Sen, decd, will take notice that a peti-
ton was filed against them on the 10th
day of October, A, D., 1867, in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Ashland and State of Ohie,
by Daniel Pau!lins and Mary Paullins,
his wife, demanding partition of the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situate in the Coun-
ty of Ashland and State Of Ohio /; being
the West half of the North-eas quarter
of section number two, in township TWEEN.
ty-one, Of Range number sixteen, being
a part Of the same quarter section decided
by Vim Winskeys, Register Of the Yer.
million Military Schea Land at Mans
field, to John Robinson and Richard Ra-
mey for the term Of ninety-nins years
from the 18th day Of November, A. D.,
1914, renewable forever, and recorded in
Book D, SIS, SIG, SIT, in the Record.
ers office in the town Of Mansfsld, which
was owned and occupied by John Farvsr
Sen, at the time Of his death, and that
the dover Of the said Sarah Farver, wild
ow Of the said John Farver, Sr., deceased,
be assigned therein, and OF the October
term Of said Court, adjourned until the
End day Of December, A. D, 1867 ; the
said Daniel Paullins and Mary Paullins
will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises aud said
dover assigned therein.
DANIEL PAULLINS,
MARY PAULLINS,
By j, D. Jones, their Atty,
(6wlD
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CLERK OF THE HOUSE.

We learn that the name of THOMAS
81. HOLDER, ESQ., the able and eff
cient editor of the Marion Mirror, will
be presented to the next Legislature a, a.
candidate for Clerk OF the House CT Rep
resentatives. Mr.. HOLDER was the Co.
lumbus correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enquirer in 1859, and his knowledge
Of, and familiarity with, Legislative mat.
tiers, give him peculiar qualifications fol-
the position named.
Mr.. HOLDER is a sterling Democrat.
and, in 1862, was arrested by the min
ions Of the LINCOLN despotism, ant
dragged off to Cleveland on a trumped,ul
charge of "disloyalty," and, although
bounded by the tools of despotism, h,
stood his ground maufully, and we hop,
he will be rewarded by being chosen
Clerk Of the House.
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WE WONDER.

California having again gone Demo.
in the judicial election just held,
we wonder If the result was in conse-
quence of Gorham's rascali:ies? That
was the excuse for their defeat In Sep
TENDER, but did it operate against them
October? Indeed, it seems as If Cor.
hams dishonesty has made sad havoc
With the party all over the country. 1t
is hard telling when the disease will
change for the better.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

Governor Cox has appointed Thurs
day, November 2Sth as a day of thanks,
giving and praise to Almighty God, for
the blessings that have been shOwered
upon us during the year past.
We feel more like giving praise Mi.
year, than We did last. We enjoin our
Democratic friends to enjoy their turkeys,
even if Thanksgiving day is generally
occupied by ministers in preaching poll
tics. We can afford this year to 10
them thump away.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby that o petition will bs
IN presented 10 the Commission ers Of Ash
land County. Ohio, ut their next session, to
be held on the first Monday Of December, A.
D. 1857, praying for the alteration ota part
Of the County road leading from Loudonvills
to Petersburg, in said County, as follows:-
Beginning alta point where the road crosses
the Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne & Chicago Rail
way, near and west Of tSe railway Station, Of
Loudonville, thence north to o point near the
dwelling house of William Campbell on the
South west quarter Of section (36) thirty.six,
Township (2O) twenty and range (l6) sixteen
in said County, thence North westwardly in
q strait line through the lands Of William
Campbell and Aaron Kindle to intersect the
said road at the North.w est corner Of the
Aforesaid quarter section. o4vs4
MANY PETITIONERS.
4wn18.
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fastened upon the back Of the American
people forever, by making it impossible
To redeem the bonds. The idea Of resu.
ming specie payment with one-sixth Of
the expenses Of the government for a sin
gle year in the Treasury, is worthy OF
the insane creatures who are dragging
the country down to bankruptcy and fl
nancial ruin. They expect to perpetuate
our present rotten banking system, and
by a grinding taxation, prohibitory tar
ifs, export duties on cotton, AID by build.
ing up Eastern corporate ~monopolies and
manufactures, to resume specie payment.
The laboripg masses have become tired
Of paying the taxes Of the rich bondhol.
der, and of paying tribute to Eastern mo
ropolies and We warn the Republican
leaders, that if this system of Congress.
sional plumber and oppression does not
soon cease, they will see a tornado Of
public resentment sweep across this con.
tinsnt in 1868, that will carry every of.
~fce-holder in that party to a retirement
that viii know no waking. In n state of
profound peace, it requires six hundred
millions to run the government aud we
have gold al TAO per cent. premium, while
every article of living and wearing up.
parel is at war prices and when we look
to the Republican party for a remedy, we
find none. When we speak of hard
times, we are exultiugly told that Nation
al Banks declare a dividend of from IL to
90 per cent, and this, too, when business
is p~aralyzed, and the laboripg classes are
distressed | We see Eastern corpora.
lions realizing dividends Of from rs to
so per cent. on their manufactures, with.
out competition, under a rotten tariff sys.
tenn ; and there is no attempt on the part
of Congress to remove the wrong. For
these things we hold the Republican par
ty responsible, and the people demand
that, hereafter, the b~ond-holder and tho
Eastern monopolists and manufacturer
shall pay their just proportion of taxes
either by taxing the bonds, or by issuing
~greenbacks that can go on the duplicate
for taxation, in their place. We believe
this to be just; and the people will soou
settle the question in a way that will ring
like thunder tones in the ears Of a cor.
rupt and rotten Administration.
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To the Patrons of the Union,

With this number of the UNION, nv
GO pnection with it ceases, having sold my
interest to ]. M. Lands, who will con,
duet the paper in the future.
In thus severiDg my connection, as one
Of the editors of the UNION, with the
people Of Ashland County, I beg leave
to tender my grateful Acknowledgements to
them for the many tokens of kindness
and goodwill received at their hands.
n1o'ui .t j. Fl. lands.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-11-06
The Davis Trial.

Jefferson Davis has siguiied his readi.
ness to stand trial this month at Rich.
mond. But an impression gains ground
that in order to secure the presence of
Chief Justice Chase for the hearing of
the whole case, it may possibly yet be
deferred until spring. Chase will never
preside at the trial of Davis.
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II IMPEACHMENT,

Senator Edmunds opposes impeach.
mert; ditto Treasurer Spinner. Apron.
inent member Of the Impeachment Com.
mittee expresses himself as follows =
ave shall follow the facts. If the Pres.
ideut is really guilty Of the violation Of
law, we shall report articles Of impeach-
ment ; if this does not appear on the evi,
dence, we shall not"
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! In Bankruptcy. !

Northern District Of Ohio, .s 'I1s, AZ
Al Mansfield, Ohio, the 8lst day Of oets-
her. A. d. 1857. siA 'rEi no GlHG'.uon
lTHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee of Henry.
Cooper, Of Jeromeville, in the county Of
Ashland and State Of Ohio, iwiihin said Dis
trict. who has been adjudged d Bankrupt up
on his own Petitionby the District Court Of
'''e D 4"SF.. GEORGE 4. cLucsFOs,
To his creditors, ~
october I8-8v uhV. a. 'l 9hI 10
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The hurricane Of Sunday was very vic.
lent at Chicago. A email boat contain
ing two persons was driven out to sea and
a tug sent after them failed to discover
them. Some ten or twelve vessels were
driven ashore, most, Of which will be got
of without serious damage.
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The elections held on Tuesday, result.
cd most glorious for the Democracy. We
give below the latest nows:

ANo pSAN" Wv AasN
NEW YORK.
The Democratic majority in the State,
according to tn, latest dispatches, will
not fall short of 10000, ard, may, per-
har', exceed that figure; thirty eight
counties (all heard from so far give ;
gain for the Democracy of 1851. The
Albany Argus (Dem.) claims a majority
in the Assembly, and fifteen out of tie
thirty two Senators.
MINNESOTA.
Returns in this State are meager aud
conflicting, both parties claiming the VII.
tory. Heavy Democratic gains have been
made throughout the entire Common.
wealth, though it is generally conceded
the Republicans have elected their car
didatc for Governor by a small majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Radio ais have carried this State
by perhaps $1,000 majority showing a
Democratic gain Of about $4,000. The
City of Boston gave a Democratic ma
jority of $500. The "hub" needs Gre
constructing"
MARYLAND.
The returns from this State como in
slowly, but the indications are that every
official position in the State will be filled
by Democrats.
WISCONSIN.
The Republicans have probably car
ried this State by a greatly reduced ma
jOrity.
NEW JERSEY.
The election in New Jersey was for
six Senators and sixty members of the
Assembly. Returns show Democratic
gains over last year, and the whole Dem
ocratic ticket is elected. Only one coun.
ty was carried by the Republicans,
KANSAS.
The Constitutional Amendment in
Kansas, giving negroes and women the
right of suffrage was badly beaten.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-11-06
DEATH OF GOV. ANDREW

Gov. Andrew, Of Massachusetts,, died
at his residence, in Boston, at six O'Clock
on Tuesday evening. The dispatches an.
nOunce that on the previous evening be
felt the premonitOry symptoms of an at
tack of apoplexy, requested a friend to
go for a doctor, and from the time of the
attack was unconscious until his death.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that the up-
~ dersigned has been appointed and
qualified Administrator. with The will
annexed, Of the estate of Charles Hoy,
late of Jackson tp., Decd SIS ;
DAWSON HOY.
Sw-1E. tiE'9Ht q. 1t
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Auditors Office Ashland Co.,,
Ashland, O., Sept. !, 1857.
I hereby certify the above exhibit 10
be correct. '''" .''.lfE
R. NJ. CAMPBELL
County Auditor
Oct 30-3wl9 g4.E rnf.
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s1,7S5 4s 0
GENERAL STATEMENT.

DR..
To balance in Treasury Sept.
Sd, 1866. ---.------s4l,9 900 1872
To amount of Duplicate of
l866-------- --------129,77 At O
To amount of additions to
Duplicate. 1851 IL o
To amount of delq. 1865 on
Duplicate 1886 OIL A
To amount Of school funds
from State treasury 1888 80 0
To amount Of Relief Fund
from State treasury $50 1898 70 0
To amount of allotment funds
from State treasury.---- 65l ITO
To amount of Institute fund
by R NJ Campbell----- &C 900
S196, 527 IA 5