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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-11-13

AM p@e is h%eygh given. oh @aO""d.a atf@s txnd penalties charged on naGs moi RsaAA GsGus
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Ashland, November eA lseL4w "ni' ~ oAmrDhhi uounV Aum@r% =
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"'''-W The list Of premiums awarded at
tho Hayesviile' Fair, Is published in this
issue. o}54 100 0, s,G19 T. ey,no6 =,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stationery.

R. M. ZUvEH, successor To G.P. Rowley,
In the City Book Store, has o i hand large
stock Of Stationery 80, s,i'ag. stIheqt
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.r.gt PICTuRM@
OF all kinds for sale at ZUVER'S.

The Healing Pool, and House Of
Mercy.-Howard Association Reports,
for Yonng Men, on the Crime of Solitude,
aud the Errors. Abuses and Diseases
which destroy the manly powers, and
create i~mpediments to Marriage. with
sure meapsl Of relief Sent in sealed let.
ter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
DR., ]. Skilliu H~oughton, Howard Asso.
citation, Philadelphia, Pa. ..n
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~ Court Of Common Pleas ~ Ash
land County will meet 10 adjourned ses.
sion on Tuesday, December Sd. ,
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & chica-
20 Railroad.

On and after October 20, 1867, trains will
leave Stations daily (~sabbsths ~e1cepted), as
follows. Trains leaving Chicago at P. NJ,
leaves daily.] H.
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Forfeited Land Sale
E- 17NAS n a3q DC

The lands, lots and parts Of lots, in Ashland
county forfeited to the State for the non.paymsht
OF taxes, together with the taxes and penalty chaTg-
ed thereon, agreeably to law, are contained and Ne.
scribed in the following list, viz: 85 M
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81 10 a.1s School Books. sA,y esq
All tho Text Books used hi town and coan.
~ Schools for saie at M
R. NJ. zUvERs.
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~ Several notices IN Bankruptcy
will be found in to-day's UKIos.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Rock ISLAND, July IL.
The current value Of the artirles named below Is
subject TO changes, but tho following quotations
are correct for the date of this report
Flour-Spfihg Double Extra, in bbls. $l1 ,40sat
wholesale, and 81, 90 1t retail. Sacks, 90 ut
Wholesale, and SUI ut retsil. Looss, 9ll 30 at
Wholesale, and 81, 40 at retail.
Wheat-No. l, $l,9o. No. ., l,75. Rejected
l,40aI, so
Cern-61 to &c
Oats-50c for IS lbs.
Rye-75.
eBarley-No. l., so. No., 40. ga
;Beans--2, 2,00a2,50 :. - {. Z : 4 x : J.
Onions--75c per bush.
Potatoes--90acl 90. za4s ,Es. t+s IS
Eggs-12ac dos.
Butter-Very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring llae.
Sorshum-40a60c.
Salt-3,3 ,35a3, SO per barrel. .ts.,..z..
Observation-Disclosures oarrels included, 50a52 !;
retail zoe. .,.-.~.
flighwines-$2,2 -
Po1itry-Live chickens, g, ,40a3,B0 per dox.
Dressed. IL per ID. Turkeys l2ai5c per ID.
-pork-For live hogs 41a5e.
Becf-Live weight, common ,0Ua5,O0. Prime
shipping 6,50a7 so per hundred pounds.
Hay Prairie, $5a$S per ton Timothy $1,000
a$l2,o0. "a t.i
Wood-oak SIS, 90 to TOO u cord. 80" ~ - e. =
Coai--At the Coal Valley Yard, the Levee,
coal is sold at ID cents the Of delivering 20
be added.
From, teams, in Market Square. at i4ai cents.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

THE New COUNTY MAP.-The new coun-
ty map of Rock Island and Scott counties, in
course of preparation by Messrs. Everts &
Thompson, is evidently recognized as de-
signed to meet a real want. The Gazette
says twelve hundred copies are already sub
scribed within the limits of Scott county
alone. The work of survey and drawing
has been begun; but nearly year will pro-
ably elapse before the completion, as Messrs.
E. l.. 7. are determined to get up q first
class map.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

PoLIcE.-Wm. Sullivan, the Snowman who
kicked up row ON Monday night, was brought
before Magistrate Connolly, yesterday after
noon, and plead guilty to acharge cleansing
riot, and of committing an aggravated as
sault. He was fined $40, and costs, for each
offence. He had between $50, and 500,
dollars due him from the company, which
Mr.. Haight, of the circus, paid over to Mar.
shal Cropper, with the understanding that af'
ter his fine and costs were paid the balance
fabout $35, should go to the boy who was
hurt. Sullivan will be discharged from the
service of the company, and Marshal Chopper
viii pay the boys bills and send him to his
home in McGregor, Iowa. ~
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17
A New Preparation for the Teeth.

Rogers Fragrant Odontoline removes all
substances destructive to the Teeth, prevents
the accumulation of Tartar
and spongy relaxed condition of the gums,
a pleasant and fragrant refreshing
taste to the mouth. Put up in handsome
boxes containing one bottle liquid and one
box powder. Price Is cents.
Sold by druggists, perfumers and fancy
goods dealers. dwtf.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

have neariysa hundred men u work, and
where evidences Of a town are Beginning to
exhibit themselves. The dam they are pre-
pairing to put in will be some $50 feet in
length, and some. IL or ID feet in hight
We believe, they. contemplate putting in a
temporary dam, at the CotiOff; when the
water gets low, thus turning all the water in
to the Camden channel, and enabling them
to blast out good solid smooth foundation,
some 2 feet below the surface of the rivers
bed, at the point where they will erect their
permanent dam, just above the carriage
bridge. 1t is believed that they can thus
get a perfectly safe and permanent dam and
create the best water power in the west.
They viii rent power to those who wish to
erect mills--and also themselves erect q
Touring mill. aa
Their plan also contempiates "a canal 100
feet wide, II feet deep, and about half a
mile in length, through which a small class
of boats can pass from the Mississippi and
over the Rock River Rapids to Sterling.
1t is needless to say that if their plans
prove a success, this whole region of coun
try will be greatly benefited thereby.
REMEMBER THE HoUa.-To-morrow pre-
cisely at P. NJ, the question in relation to
the surplus bounty fund will be decided
Remember that there is no halfday's voting,
by ballot, but every man must be on hand
at the adropEof the hat-a little before P.
NJ
Some wise individual has been limiting
that an appropriation Of this money on the
Camden road, outside of the city limits,
would be illegal. This is not so. By law
of this state, in regard to that road, the city
has the right to McAdamize it from the city
limits to the bluffs beyond Camden. There
is no question about the law. The city at
torney and the mayor looked it up,yesterday,
and the legality of the appropriation is be-
yond question. The supervisors, or the
township, have no right to lay out the money
there-but the people have right to place
the money in the hands of the city council
and that board has the right, under the law,
to expend it on the road.
Now let every man who wants the road
improved, be on hand, inside the court room,
a few minutes before P. NJ, and stand
firm until the appropriation is made. If
amendments are offered to defeat the object,
vote them down.
One word more, to the friends Of the Cam
den road mprovement-dont think that all
you have to do is to go yourself, but go
among your neighbors, the laborers, the
mechanics, the business men, the property
holders, the friends of progress in Rock Is
land, and stir them up, and get them there
in time. Their interests demand good
avenues for the people from the country to
get to town, and every man should be will
ling to lose few hours time to secnre the
object. If he wont do it, then tits his fault
that the work is not done. Let US have a
grand rally of the friends of the Camden
road improvement-and let no man be be-
hind time.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

CoNCERF.-The children of Rev. VIM
Gay, the general agent of the Illinois Sol
diers' College, at Fulton, Misses Ettie, Lib
bic, and Mas.er James, will give an enter.
tainment, consisting of defamation and
singing, in Bsbcock's Hall, next Wednesday
evening, the proceeds of which will be de-
voted to purchasing furniture for the rooms
of the students. Admission so cents, child
rem 25 cents.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

The recent visit, to this place, of Hon.
and Col. Williams, who is also connected with
the revenue department, was in reference te
some alleged fraud upon the revenue, by
Babcock & Mcguire, distillers, of this city
but it resulted in exonerating them, and
their distillery is now running again.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

sd, ga, and l0-4 Sheetings, Buff Cham
bray, White Tarleton, New Prints, and lots
of other new goods, just received and mark,
ed at very low prices. ss saA
"a few more left" of those great bragains
in Summer Dress Goods. .....ts
Best Kid Gloves, only $l.25, worth Sl.75.
jyI2dwlw. c. M. AIKEN.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

The ALARM OF FIRE at ten O'Clock last
night, was caused by the slight burning OF a
summer kitchen on the premises of Mr.. j..
S. Huutstruck, irsthe western part of Dayen-
port The fire department responded, but
their services were not required. Loss tri-
Hinu. ts le &E -E Gl 2 -.-.f..-
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

SISTERS AcADEMY.-The public exami-
nation, at the Sisters Academy, Davenport,
took place yesterday, and was attended by a
large audience, including a number of the
clergy. The number OF pupils was about
one hundred, several of whom were from
this city.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

GRATIrYING.-0n Saturday next it is ex-
pected that trains viii run to Colfax Station,
eight miles west of Newton, and over the
Skunk Bottoms. The Chicago, Rock island
Il Pacific Railroad folks are now in earnest.
In six weeks from date Des Moines will be
reached.-Dacenport Gazette 17h.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

81 Louis 00ackets
Telegraphed to the Argus.
ST. LOUIS, July II.
Flour, new super. 7,00a9, 90 extra ,5oalO rs;
double extra 11,00@12,00; XXX 13,00al3,50.
Wheat fall 2,20a2,40. .. -s,. ..s.z
Corn, white l,o5ai ,o7 /; yellow s3a95; mixed
92a93. .- ra.
Oats 9Sa1 90. sa
Rye LILO. ...-... a. ,-
Mess pork 1915.
Bacon .-s
Shoulders IL.
Sides IA.
Lard nominal. -. -..
Hay $500 per ton. .4
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

THE ARGUS is in favor of educating the
masses"-in favor of giving every child a
good common school education at the ex-
pense of the property of the country; but it
is opposed to anything beyond that, at pub
lie expense. The system of extravagant
high school buildings, expensive superin-
tendants and teachers, classical studies, and
what are called the "higher branches" at
public expense, is wrong and ought not to
be permitted. Let the Board of Education
cut the system down to what the state law
contemplates and their finances viii give
them no trouble.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Go to to the Bryant & Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough practical
business education, or to become good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad-
dress Ienc1osing stamps] the Bryant STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17
odd feIlexs

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, I. o. Q. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois sna
Eagle SITS, q. 9 O'Clock r. N. Ssss - = A-&-
w. 7. NORRIS, N. G.
CHApIEs ENGEI r. s.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Nix. VoGELE has rented his Mississippi
saloon, on the levee, to Gustav Stingel who
is now in the full tide of successful operation,
with a prospect of good business.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

A lecture will be given by the Rev. Father
Damen,- s.. j.. of Chicago, in the Catholic
Church in this city, on Tuesday evening
next, the 23d inst, for the benefit of the
church. Tickets so cents.
iulyl 7dwld
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

FLoATIsG ELEvAToRs.-A Dubuqe paper
says that Mr. Merry has recently tried his
floating elevator in unloading and reloading
barge cargoes of grain. 1t worked to a
charm, and SO certain is he of its success as
an invention, and of the demand forits work,
that he has ordered machinery for eight
elevators in addition to the six already pro-
vided for It said that this invention will
so cheaper freight rates, through saving OF
expense of manual labor and rapidity in re.
shipping grain, that it will cause an almost
universal desire in the valley of the Mississ-
ippi to ship grain for the east via the river
and ocean, and not by rail.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17
Chicago Market.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
l s- CHICAGO, July IL.
Flour-Spring extra 9,75al0,75, winter extra
13,50al4,5 so. #4
Wheat-No spring 2,0S, No spr ,71a1,Sl
Corn-No S23aS3 No 79A, Rejected so
Oats-6l4 No 2,
Rye-No 1925, No 99iaI07.
Live Hogs-range from 9, ,3oa6, so for common
to best.
Cattle-4, 50aS, 90 common to best.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Coon IxH.-Mr.J. G. Walker has left us
sample of his I. X. L. ink, which is a very
good article. -. -
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

BASE BALL MATCH Yesterday afternoon
the second game of the home and home
match between the Lively Turtles, of this
city, and the Scott Club, of Davenport, was
played at the grounds of the latter club
The Davenporters came ont ahead, as viii
be seen by the following report of the game;
% LIVELY TuSrLEs ~ ,ua So SCOTS. s:a-sfst
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

FoRrY CENTS a line wall be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

For ground oats and corn at $l.60 per
100 lbs. 60 to the Novelty Mills of
iun26d2w. BIDDIsOE Il HEATH.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17
LOCAL COLUMN.
Lecture by Father Damen.

FIFTEEN CENTS line viii be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

New York Market.
TelegrapKed to the ANGUS.
NEW YoRK, July II.
Flour-s,40a 90 extra state; 1O,40@13,00
r Fl o.; Cal.
Wheat-spring 3a5 lower winter 10a25 lower;
2,40 No. Mil; 2,l5a30 No. 2 do.
Corn, ,05a07 new 93al ,04 unsound les
90 fancy.
Oats-S0aS4 west 9la91l Ohio
PorK-22, ,90a23,l0.
Whisky quiet
Petroeum-quiet. crude; refined in
bond.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Hanoxar strsst. Boston.

Is the largest ana best arranged hotel in New
England. The sleeping rooms are spacious anu
veil ventilated the suites of rooms are well ar
ranged, and completely Furnished for hmilies
and large tray cling parties and the house will
continue to be kept as irst-class hotel in every
respect. LEWIS kiCE, proprietor.
iun25deod3m. .srs.a.,
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Fly Catches Lively Turtles s-Fahey, 2;
Lamont, /; Hakes, 4. sn yrr5:t4 u 81
Scott-Grayes, 3 /; Mossman, / !; West l.
Foul Fly Tps-Caught by Gregg, g.;
hughes, two. arr
Home runs Lively Turtles, ,Sage,l; Scott,
Heard, l. ga tsfE&- ksa4=-
Left on Bases-Lively Turtles, Wells, l !;
Fahey, 2; Baker, ] lamont ! !; sBurwell,
Hakea, I Fleming, /; Baker, L., L., - :,
afssss' sssttEHagh'' . s1 sfF'sss'4 Z Ap'iln, =
Struck Out-Liyely 2 Turtles, B.; Scott,
none. s.a@ sr5 sag 0E tssT
Passed Balls-Hughs, g.; Gregg, l.
Ont on Fouls-Lively Turtles, I; Scott,
Is. ~ p f7sea s,sf @-sa -
Umpire-PhiI. Mitchell, Of .wapello club,
Scorers. r. Austin and w. T. Harper.
Time of Gsme-Three hours and Eve
minutes, ..azar aft u ,.faz Ttlaa .s=q- g...F
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Old type in any quantity for sale at the
ARGUS office. Equal to Babbit meta! for all
mechanical purposes.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

-'"- Refrigerators,
Ice Chests, and Water Coolers, at
DoN & ELLIoTT's.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Orders for jos PRINTING viii mAet. with prompt
attention, at the ARGus 0FFfCE, and be executed
in the very best manner and ut reasonable rates.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

Rock RIVER IMPROVEMENT AND WAFER
'PowER.-Messrs. Sears & Grant are ener-
getieally at work on their improvements at
Rock River, just below this city, where they
The evening Argus., 1867-07-17

CHARLES ENGEL, r. S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-28

sich 900 took IRON the Repusllklo
rauks, hut not FOR me. hev done
many things witch perhaps wooldh't hold
Out 90 ms to the bushel--l VOTED TOR
Peercc, and likewise for BluSsnnon. ana
supported em al 10 their various
dOOins, besides other mean things TOO
teius 70 mSuShun, snt my sensitive soul
recOlls at this, ray proud stnnlck re,
volts, leave IL for yoOr Clusters ana
WilcOXes snd SIGH, no Kentucky Demo
Graf kin. Let en- reloOse To confirm me
at their peril. am the only Dimokrat
Ia ten miles who kiu write, and theV
dare not by tnratn me out, deprive Ken
lucky, which never seeded, nv mail "a
cilities.
Brave mau |" exclaimed johnson 10
husky voice, and his eyes sndused
with tears allin onto my neck aud
weepin profusely down my back, "let
EN- hist 700. Et they do, | pledge 700
my word, aud will give 700 security
now ii 700 desire IT, that 700 shell sev
partnership with Mrs. Cobb, wlch is
worth a score Nv post ofiises.
hev allu2 noticed that vircho0 Is IT'S
own reward. BY bein troo, wat 3 field
is now open 10 ma Let the SENT do
its worst.
PBTRoLBuH V. Massey, ?. NJ,
witch Is Postmaster anu likewise Pro-
fessor NV Biblikle Politicks In the
Southern Classlkle 4 Military Insti-
toot.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-28
Prem the Toledo Blade
SasbN
Ms. Massey DESIRES CoNFIRaAYIoK-Is
ADVISED HOW 70 PROCEED BY TIE PRgs-
IDENT, BUT RBJEcrs TIM PRoPosIrIoE
WITH SCoRH.

WAsHINTcN, d. c., March Is, 1867.
Washintou agin Wat changes hev
bin made In the last two yeers Not in
Washinton, for this deliteful abode NV
offishl purity heznt changed 81 particle,
nor never will. From the sammit nv
Wizards Hotel kin see how, "a | did
4 yeer ago, the same signs Nv "stecmed
oysters" in front, the Capitle, towerin
over the trees at the tother end OF the
Avenoo, and, behind, the Patent OfHs
aud Post Offs buildinS, the first the
Mecca OF everyDimoErat, and the tother
Nv every Yankee who comes here. No!
Washinton amt changed, but l hey.
Formerly when | visited Washinton it
wuz lite times with me. Wizards wuz
my hotel then eZ now. Chadwick, him
NV the towerin hite, rotund abdomen,
side whiskers and round hat, wuz then,
ez now, my landlord. In them days, be-
fore the happy return NV A. johnson to
reason put sum thousands of Dimokrats,
who had more stumick than money and
more appetite than small change, into
offs, and, per conscience, into condition
TO pay their bills, wuE q guest at this
hotel wich ia to say | slept on she
steps Nv the Capitle, and took, or tried
to take, my meals at Chad bouuti-
full board. Fl he'd no currency | he'd
taste, aud ca wuz ioFagiu for sabsist-
ence, alluz made il pint TO forage on
the richest paster fields. It's ez easy to
cheek first class dinner tz 1t is second
class, and besides, l felt that SIGH hotel
tz Wizards wus better able to stand
SIGH boarders ez wuz than them Nv less
patronage. l kept away from tother
hotels out Nv sympathy for the propri-
etors. Never shell l forget my last visit
here. he'd run the dinin.room guard
iaa-apgel for a week, and wuz ooDgratu-
latin myself on another week at least,
when Chadwick stopped nae hisself, and
the follerin conversashen ensood:
"My friend" sed he, in wlnniu tones.
"Dsvls, Gsrret, is my nsmeI" sea l,
promptly.
I've hear euuT," sea be. "Listeu :
I've let yoo ruu a week, otB it's my reg
Ter piactis. 700 he'd a buagry look, bus
by tbis time 700 ought TO bs 6led up
and able to go 81 least week without
eatin. Els 700 aims Nv no earthly yoosc
20 anybody, and make no pretensheus to
beiu orus tHcatal-gitt' aud three sell.
directed kicks isEaia me onto tho side
walk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-28

IMPEACHMENT IN HrsroRY.--The toI.
lowing are among the instances of Eng.
fish impeachment
Sir Giles Mompression, Sir Francis
Mitchell Bennett, Judge OF the Preroga-
tive Court Of Canterbury, Field, Bishop
OF landau, and Yelverton, the Attorney
General, were all prosecuted within a
few months, and d barrister named
Floyd, for no more serious ofrnce than
rejoicing at the expulsion of the Psls.
tine from Prague, was sentenced to be
degraded from the estate Of gentleman
and declared Infamous, to stand In the
pillory, to be fined G5 900, to be impris.
oned for life aud to be whipped at the
carts tail. The whipping, however
was afteward reMittef. Three wears
later, la 1924, the Lord Treasurer, Mid.
dlesex, having been impeached, through
the influence of Buckingham, of bribery.
oppression and neglect of duty, was con.
demned to pay 6ue of ESQ, 900, aud to
be imprisoned during pleasure, and for.
ever excluded from Parliament and the
verge OF the court. Bat when the me-
Horsble conflict between the King and
Parliament, ending in the Revolution
and Protectorste, broke out in the next
reign, the impeachment of Buckingham
himself was subject Of long and angry
controversy. The protection OF Charles
l., who went to the length of dissolviug
Parlismeut in order TO save his favor.
lite, could not have shielded the Duke
long from the vengeance Of the Gem.
nous; but his career was cut short NV
the knife of an assassin,