The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-07-13

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Upson, of the Cleveland District
has been re-nominated for Congress:
He is a regular negro worshipper.
In Apersonal encounter, on Wedne:
day evening of last week, j. j. ia
cobs, Prosecuting Attorney, shot G
I. Yearick, Treasurer elect, with a re
wolverine ball striking a rib an
glancing out. The wound will no
prove fatal.
On Friday last, we had a call from
DIR. j. H Williams, of Upper San
dusky, o., an old school mate, of thu
days of the lamented LoriD Andrews
The DIR. won distinction as a Surgeon
in the late war.
1t will be seen by the obituary no
tice, Mr.. Jno. Shisler. of Perry town.
ship, deceased some four weeke since
Mr.. Shisler was one of the Pioneers
of this county, and was over eighty
years of age at his death.
The Boffenmyre block, the First
National Bank. front, and the Vantil.
burg building, present a fine appear
ance since they have been painted
and finished. Enterprise will win.
The word debit is composed OF
the initials of "dun every body twice"
Credit is formed of the initial
letters ''call regularly every day-Tll
trust" e..
Hon. A. G.. Thurman, of the u.
S Senate, and Hon. George w.
Morgan, of the House of Representa-
tives, have placed us under obliga-
tons for recent ~favors, for which they
have our thanks.
Attorney General Alderman is said
to be a poor man. This is because
t e handsome profits he made as
Quartermaster while doing "forced'
service in the Confederate ranks,
were in confederate money, which, of
course, Melted him nothing to speak
of In the end.
The bodies of Bard, Harvey, Nor
gan and Mason have been found near
South Pass, they having been tortur-
ed to death by the Indians. Morgan
was scalped, the kingbolt of the wag-
en- driven through his head, and the
tendons down his spine taken out for
bow strings
The Philadelphia Age saws it has
the authoritvo. respectable Radical
newspapers for stating that the Pres
sole object in removing Mr..
Motley is to crafty a personal spite
toward Mr.. Summer, for his opposi-
ton to the San Domingo scheme :
Gen. Grant has indicated an %inten-
lion of making war upon all the Rad
zeal Senators who opposed his pei
Job.
Mr.. JONI SHIsLER, of Perry town
died on Monday night, May
Goth, in his S0th year.. He was bora
New Jersey, and emigrated to
Perry township in the Spring of 1923,
where he married, and purchased of
William Morgan, the farm which he
occupied at his decease; and had re
rided there over Al years. He was
lmong the earliest pioneers of Perry
ownship, and endured many priva-
ions, prior to getting his farm cleared
Up. His lady survives him, and is
veil advanced in years He was
much respected by his. neighbors for
lis integrity, and uprightness as a
:itizen. His funeral sermon was
Preached by Rev. Thos. Beer, whose
he had formerly attended.
He was buried IN the German Metho-
list cemetery near Mr.. Planks, in the
forth west part of the township.
Soon, all our pi neers will have
disappeared, and new men fill their
,laces.
On the 3D. instant, OF softnning oil
he brain, Miss HATTIE, daughter of
Robert and Anna T. Anderson, in
he 18th year of her age. She was
onfned most of the time for nearly
wo years to her room and her couch,
sore but meek sufferer. Her ner
Gus system was in such a condition
s to make the presence of any but
he members of her own family, or
he least noise of any kind, a torture
o her. Shortly before her attack,
he made a public profession of reli-
ion, and amid all her sufferings mani
ested the spirit of a Christian. Those
rho knew her, rest in the confidence
hat she sleeps in Jesus, and enjoys
hat lone where they never say II
m sick"
I'VE weep, though not in bitterness,
Ours are not tears of gloom;
No thoughts but those of tenderness,
Shall glisten round her tomb"
BASE BALL.-The Mansfield club
the Ashland club at Ashland,
uly 9TH, and at the end of the sew
nth inning game was called, on ac-
of tie rain, with the following
SCORE.
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