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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
News br the oeean oable.
r1Rsr Despatch.

The FIRST regular despatch over the Ocean
Telegraph, for the press, was received on the
2sth ult One or two items Of tho news may
be considered important, but the great graii-
cation among the members Of the press more
especially arises from the fact which is in itself
an earnest of the speedy adoption Of q regular
system Of reciprocal communication to the
press, respectively Of the old and new worlds
The following is the dispatch which We pat on
record not only for the use OF the prcsea', but
as an evidence Of the Inauguration cf system
to which generations ia the far disssut f0loTe
will revert WITH specisl iateuest
a treaty Of peace has beca concluded
with China, ia which Naturalization las
been secured to England and France.
Later India news has been received,
Bombay dates to 10th July having reached
England. The mutiny in that country
was being rapidly quclled.
The steamships North American, with
the Canadian, and the Asia, with the Bos-
ton mails, sail from Liverpool on this day,
Saturday The steamer Fulton leave Sou
champion for New York the same day.
SPEECH or HoS. ,JonS HuTcHlEs.-We arc
by the courtesy Of the editors of the Weste'r
Reservc Chronicle, enabled to lay before oui
readers, the speech Of Mr.. HvTcnSs, the nomi'
nee Of the late convention at Warren, accept
ing that nomination. 1t is a straight forward
manly affair, an index of the man who is to
represent district which above all others, oc
cupies the attitude of defiance to the aggres
sions of slavery, and which stands committed
against any policy or machination that may be
forced upon the country, in which the rights oi
humanity, aud the honor and dignity Of free Ia
Dor shall be prejudccd or imperiled. The read
cr will Of course peruse it with avidity and pom
der its sentiments and avail himself Of every
shade of light it throws upon tue man, and the
facilities it affords Of arriving at satisfactory
conclusion, stamina and ability.
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Tue NEXT CosGREss. states of Nilsson
ri and Arkansas have elected nine members Of
the next (36) Congress, ard l4l are yet To be
chosen this fall, leaving balance Of s6 TO be
made up in the spring aud fall elections of 1859
OF these 14l members 1873 are to be chosen in
the North, and allowing that the state of New
Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut will
give us 9 republicans next spring the republ
cans must elect at least lie this fall, to give
them a majority in the Congress that meets q
year hence We have ventured to make the
fnllnMinr cnlcnlntinns -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

lowed pence. and peacc again succeeded
war trade hns expanded and collapsed !;
parties have risen, llourlshed and decayed ;
platforms hars beon built and torn down
adai,l.-siuae Ne to6k his seat in tie Hall
Of Representative, but during oil these
ckaoyea Joshua r.. Giddiags has proved
alike faithful 10 friend and fearless 10 foe
His successor can bave no higher ambition
than to leave as unblemished record.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
Present Delegation. Estimated Delegation

Upon this estimate the next House would
stand, II3 democrats and 1913 opposition, the
southern Americans to be elected being counted
with the democrats
Nominations have already been made in 55
districts, the candidates numbering 9l, divided
between the democrats az and opposition
(5O), five of the opposition being Douglas dem
ocrats, two Of whom are supported By the re-
publicans, and one an American" running ip
opposition to a republican. In forty-ou dis
tricts old members have been nominated and
the present indications are that the republicans,
certainly, will return the most Of their party in
the present oousress.-sPriagfeld Republican.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald states that Hon W. l.. Yauncy,
of La, has written for publication letter in
which be charges Mr. Pryor, editor Of the Rich
mond South with having betrayed the South
ern Division party and violated certain condi-
tiOns with regard to the proposed disuniou.
1t appears disunion league was formed, Of
which Mr. Pryor was a member. The under
standing was that the league should appoint q
commissioner to negotiate certain arrangements
with England in the way OF protectorate, free
trade. &C.. and after perfecting their arrange
ments, disunion was Immediately to follow
The part assigned in the programme to Mr..
Pryor was to make at first a hypocritieal show
OF preference for the North, and after little
dodging TO carry Virginia ID favor Of the dis
union programme.
The yellow fever is on the increase in
New-Oreans. There were ninety-two
deaths from this terrible epidemic ia that
city on the 3oth nit,
Considerable excitement exists in Kan
10 consequence Of new and favorable re-
ports from the goldregions Of Pixies Peak,
IN the extreme western portion Of the Ter.
ritory
The cabiuet at Washington are busy
eith arrangements for the expedition 10
Paraguay which il IS aid. VIII be more
formidable Heretofore repor ted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
Only Ten Gents !!

FOR plain. simple bit complete desrrip-
'TEIEfRAPH tioH Of NOW messages arc sent bv 7ele-
EXPLAISED graph, not only under tle ocean, BAT O0sr
La4d
In the faercaa Aericulur,a lor Sop
teubsr is full aud complete article with
slsreE eHgragiRFs which make perfectly
TELEGkAPh plain to conprehension Of even the cnild
ExPLAisEa hoD Is that Signals aud words trans
ntted bY telegraph. II Is not a mere his
tory Of the Atlantic Gable, like those pub
lished in newspapers but goes back Of this
- -. -. and presents plain simple account OF the
ELEGRAPH whole matter Of relegnphing just such as
EXPLAINED every person viii desire 70 read, even i
partially acquainted with the subject send
Tea ceKfs aud get that nunber post paid Gin
Enhish or fiarman) You viii alGo md in
the 80 pages Of the same nnmher, large a.
TELEGRAPH mount of otbsr valuable reading ap-
EKPLAISEp, proprate 10 the work Of the in the
Field, Garden and House. Ono large en-
Qravinq a take Of" upon Horse Rscihg at
Faifs. Is worth tho Price Of the number
One Dollar viii pay for the AgrieHitzrist
TELEGRAPH year.
Il ExFLAlSED. ORANGE JUDD. Publisher
1e9 Mater-st New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

IA. NJ WAionr. late Treasurer q the Coun-
", who recently removed % kansas, W. learn,
dled ID that Tstritoty on The 18Th uIt His dis
ease Vas Typhus Fever, Of which some Of his
befeased family ars said 70 be now suffering -
The faults Of the deceased we're such as spring
from too generous heart His dcamers would
do well tcemnlate hisvirtues but add to those
virtues knowledge, and temper that knowledge
with decision.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

FASArIcIM OF CArHoiIo KING The
king o. Portugal has recently issued de-
crecs BY which slavery Is at once abolished
at Macao and In the African province OF
Angola, and prospectively in al the remain.
der Of the Portugueso colonies, the child
rem Of female slaves hereafter born being
declared to be entitled to their freedom on
reaching the age Of twenty years. Some
Of our Protestant isouthside doctors Of
divinity should be sent to instruct his Cath
ollc majesty better as TO his duties to
black men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

The celebration on Tuesday night gener-
ally passed off very well, but we have to
annouco the melancholy fact that several
women were probably consumed in the large
honfres in the Second ward We rode by
shortly afterwards and saw the remains
of the hoops. Louisville (hg) Journal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
Atwater's Premium
G1 &s95 z. Sewing Machines Patent'c

G1 e. $25 Sewing Machines-Pate
a i - NAY 5fb, 1858
The subscriber having purchased the right 70 this tosnsbip
10 tho Nace takes this method 70 let those Wishing
purchase know whore they get tho best family MachLe
and would say that he will deliver M and
warrant every Machine he sells to be perfect in all IT, pars
and there bsa recently been made
in tks Nacbine believe II Without rival and
Is Just what every family needle
II vas awarded the First Premium At the n y Slate Fair
Capacity, and Practical Utility.
singers, and whce,er Wisons high priced Machsres
in competition.
The Machine he tasted the resideno
the suhschcr bore he win be happy walt on any who
him with cali Extra Needles kept hand for
the accommodation Of thoEo who may need Residence on
street. the Episcopal Church. ?. Z. HALL.
Arbf b,la AfrO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
Agents Vented !

ITO TRAVEL aud solicit orders for
Il Atwatsrs Patent Fifteen Dollar Sewing slachines-
Salary $50 per month"; with All expenses paio Address with
etamp. !. NJ DAGGEFT & Co,
AZ 454 No. 4, Wilson lane Boston Mass
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
= CiIbert ]. Mersbap.

NOTICE. - Gilbert j. Mershau, of
Springfield In the County Of Erie and State Of Pern.
syyani is notined that Desa A. Mershap did the leh
day OF August D. 1885 Gle her petition 10 the office Of tho
County Of Ashfabua and State Of Ohio, charging the said
Ghort Mershan with fauduent marriage contract extreme
cruelty rross neglect OF dnty and asking that she NAV
bo divorced tom aid Gilbert 5. Narshsn and for aony
which petition VIII stand for hearing AZ the Of Court
Dated this 18th DAY OF Auggtt a. ?. 1855.
DEllsSA a. MERsHAN BY
6tso2 Sherman 4 Farmer her Att,ye.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
I Q. FARMER,
- . John Reid, Deceased, Prf,
Administrator oI
Jaspor r. Hathaway,
Mary E. Hathaway. \

Jaspor T. Hathaway and Mary z. Hathaway of Weslne
New York, will tako notice, that J. O. FARMER Admnistya
tor OF John Reid deceased did the @ day Of September
1883 hlo bis petition Ia the Court Pie ss
within and for the County Of Ahsms IN the State Of
Ohio against John r. Hathaway, Mary p, Hathaway and
John Hathaway deendents praying juf against j.
r. Hathaway for so 4500 and interest and for the sale
house and lot in the borough Of Conneau in said
tS moragsd to said plaintiff y said Jasper r. Hathaway
and Mary r. Hathaway, the payment OF said sum
of money and the said Jasper r. Hathaway, aud Mary f.
Hathaway, required to answer said petition on or before
the third Saturday after the rs day Of October next Dated
August 3lst 1855. J. o. FARMER
81 4j4 Administrator of Iobn Reid eeo,,d
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

tzT TIE Democracy of the twentieth
Congregational District composed Of Aahouing Tumbl and
Ashtsbua Couuea requested to meet IN Convention
Wuueu on Tuesday Sept IT'D, At 10 o'clock A. ~ for The
purpose Of nominating candidate for Congress be Bp
ported by the Democracy at the ensuing election.
The basis Of representation agreed upon IL one delegate for
every township aud an additional delegate for every hun
drOd Democratic votes s. W. gibson,
E. c. ROOT,
j. r. WOOD.
Democratic Congressional Committee
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

JUsr fvBusHEp the 6th adon IN sealed envelopes grss
ana mailed any address postpaic receipt o. stamps
This little work, snanane from celebatod member ofths
medical profession tho nportant inorplAuor ever
published 70 all persons eutaeiang deue ~ pef pnisesl
condition. who are conscious 81 hasng nat4iqeq thelf
health and bappDeacontalnna the Iarfieulp q fp ep
tey ana perfect remedy of arena Or nepnlnal
Meakpess, Debility Ncrvons pepeasioi oI sph Loss
Of Energy, Leffnde Timdi invpiQataf oenns tise.ig-
o Impaired Sight and enoy, blotceA ana lanpes on the
Fare Piles lndlgesson Peidlop Of the teph and Bodily
mental aud hysca tAss OF Nnlan eFely ope
uay hiuaslf privately, Ane ~, ~ a r.Hp,pg etpenfe
ttif II ~ Yditt Yosf box No. 1855. 3mi51
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

~ the Democrats OF Aslltabula County,
requested TO meet in Mas. Convsplt,r AZ Is,s,, on
Saturday The ath OF September o'clock In tie forenoon
Of hatds for The purpose Of dominating Count, 0cers t
be elected 10 October next aud for be fnraction III s
other business ae h usual IN such convention general AZ
JACOB s. FLA0LER,
y. B. PRENTICE.
RICftNOND DODGE
LINUS SAVAGE,
HAlSEY MOSES,
pcuoerati Gent Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

THE CABLE CELEBRATIONS ~ Y :, on Wednes-
day, was probably the most brilliant and impos-
ing affair thatever took place in that city. The
programme, in liberal expenditure and extent of
design has had no parallel in that unparalleled
city. twas altogether too extensive for us
to give even an abstract Of it. We were eua-
bled, through the aid Of our Park street friend
and electrician, who sent usin couple of bot
ties of very excellent Caiauba, to get up a very
fair amount Of enthusiasm in honor of the oeca-
sion. The gyrations of old at as it went into
the hair, was not little amusing
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

The Trustees of the Lake Eric Female Sem
mary have secured the services of c. S. Mar
tindalc, Esq, Of Cleveland, as an Associa
Agent, with Rev. Mr. Hawkes., for that Institu-
ton. Mr. Martindale was formerly the Manag
ing Agent of the Cleveland Female Seminary
and is gentleman most admirably fitted for
such work. The Seminary building is being
pushed ahead with all dispatch, and we trust We
shall have the pleasure on an early day of an
nouucing the opening of the School.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

GRAIN CRADLES Grape Ei ps and
NJ mcfY GRAIN cRApEIs, for sale hg. -
July .. "a Pko.'t ~ hrAfh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

NOTICE The qualified electors of the
Incorporated Village Of Asbtabua and tho territory
therein attached for school pusposes hereby notified 10
meet az Fremens Hall IN said sage. Saturday, the 18th
day OF September at ~ O'Clock NJ then and there vofa
upon proposition to purchase the Astabua Academy and
the lands npon which stands for the the Pubic
Schools Of SAID age and also to consider tho question OF
substituting new and suitable building place Of those oc-
capied by the primary and Intermediate departments
H.-FAssETr
a. r. HtBRARD
u. l.. MORRISON Board Eipcatior
LEANDER HALL
STEPDEN HALL
JOHN a. PRENTICE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

THE defendant hereby notiGe that the Eecoud day NJ
September 1885, the plaintiff hlsd her petition in sdd
Court against the defendant praying divorce from him
The grounds Of extreme cruelty and haua orunkenes for
than three years Of the Defendants that said pet-
ton will be heard at the next tenn Of said Court.
1t 44 DEBRA PATTERsON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
DR., CULVBRWBLL

AN MANHOOD "A medical essay. on
~ Her certain and radanf cure Of SpertaforrhGO
~ &C., pthon the use cfiHiaHat msffeiHss cQnfer-
iEafoa, on any msehaHicdi appliances.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale Of
Real Estate, Ashtabula Common Pleas.
Jnne Term 1898.

Augustus bartholomew et al !.
RY VIRTUE of an order Of sale. duly
~ isued from ssd Court in the above case to scted
will offer for sale by way Of public auction Of the
Court House 10 jefferson, Ashabula County Ohio cn Mc-
day the 9Th dag of Sepenbcr A. D. 1858 beeon the
Real Estate TO Wit Situate in The township Geneva
County Of Ashabla and State Of Ohio and bounded and
descbed as follows 20 Wit known being in lot No. l,
IN great lot No 2 10 aid TownFhi commencing te South
West corner Of lot Of lard owned BY VIM Tutue and
tced TO French running North hundred and sixty
four feet 64 eet thence West hundrcd and twenty
Eve feet l25 eet TO land owned by j. j. EdFon, thence
South 10 the Ridge Road hundred and ninety et f90
fc henes East % feet 10 tue place Of beginning
which lot tavern touso and barn Appraised az e9oo000
WM. HRSDRY,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

BROWN, whose failure to secure Canadian
Ministry lead TO the resignation of his seat in
Parliament, has been returned by his constitu-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

These three best yaretee in cultivation and ae warrant
ed to be true n nsine. -
SuAwbefrits may set any time from the first Of Aoeuat
TO the middle Of Sept Price peF huntrcd s0c.
Ashtsbula, July Doth 1883. qts. EN0HY L1CE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04

TELEGRAPH
ExPLAlSED.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
e. In a connty in eentral Mississipni

~ y f,ldepeadoat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-04
MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale Of
Real Estate Ashtabula Common Pleas..
June Term 1883. m
Frederick Enisnao,

RY VIRTUE of an order of sale. dnly
- issued from said Court The above to me directed
will oer for sale h Of public auction the the
Court House 10 Jecrson Ashiabus county Ohio on Nom
dsy the 5h day q September, A. H. ls6 between hours
Of 10 aud bur O'Clock of said day the following described
Heal Estate to Wit Situate 10 tho township Of Ashtabua
In the County OF Aebbala, and State Of Ohio and being
part OF Lot M 2, called which s bounded az fooTs
North BY land owned by Eiwn Harmon East by the top Of
the bank, the Weet side Of Ashtbua creek West by
Turnpike Road and South by 1e psTaial the North
line and Eve rods dssn hoefrom Fpraised At $4,000
S2.75 46J TN HENDRY,
July 30, 1858. Master Commissioner
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
Inducements 10 go West.

The claims of Western papers to the
most favorable locality for spectators to
invest money in, and emigrsnts to locate
on, lands and town lots are numerous.
Among other papers devoted strongly to
the interests Of the particular locality in
which it is supported, is the journal OF
Commerce, +" published at Kansas City, by
Van Horn & Abeel-which. by the way.
is the best paper printed any place west
of ST. Louis--from which we clip the fol-
lowing from its issue of the lith inst:
FEVER AND AouE.- Yesterday evening
we spent about an hour at the drug store
of. Q. Adkins & Co., in conversation with
several business men of our city, upon n
certain ely improvement, and during our
stay no less thru twenty calls, acere made for
Curtis Ague T1nic. This medicine is
cons idcred to be sure cure.
Are. not our citizens induced to make
their home a, Kansas City, if they should
.gp West, where sure cure is.knownIo ex-
ist for that terror to all emigrants? Itcan-
not help to be conceded that they have tie
remedy, when "no less than tacenty made
application fo- il within the time man was
conversing on certain city improvement!
Not much ague there!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
BlsANDHEE / ms Pills
PU RIFY THE BIO Cd.

p u r ley Il H E BIO ODt+
continued pain asiness In any organ Is gem
II, red BY one or more doses Of Brnndrcth's Pills.
~ v Ca RS personal experience ~ the nndersgned
fully Jns.s imlls or ootsdam. N. ", says-"I have
Ia am 20, .pIorabIts costly yeness OF the bowels
te Sra when every other remeay mac
failed, and the patient was given uf %,octe, snch
as cry pelas, salt rheum, tetter aba snmne, e. the
have soen efadicated by their useg have NJ con-
rheumatic the epileptic, the paralyiic ana 'no =,
sumpuye with these excellent pills alone" ,..,.n
sa, dysentery and diarrhoa pleursy sudden palns s
and inn female obstruttions scorOatie ana
Gus, gou and nenIalgc aheetions' nave
given ay the of this medicine, aud now, aieF
twenty years e8perience, my estimation OF brali-
dreth's Pills continues to increase. =
~ ., ff.i OBSTRUCTION. s.
A Young lady. beautiful and he1lthy, took cold
which caused serious obstruction fortwo years; her
health was broken down and her beauty departed.
Al length Brandreths Pills tried; eleven doses,
Of from two to four were tax In fifteen days pre-
eeding the usual period. Regularity was restored,
aud he : health and good looks recovered.
Brandreth,s pills are the best vermifugei theytre
infaIlible. little child six years old, Tor somo
weeks was dropping; its mOther gave IL enc OF Bran
dreths sugar coated pills, the next day there came
away a worm sixteen inches long, and as large as
child's finger. The ehiid i, tI,y,syl Was WELL
0entl eman. away from home, was taken with
pleurisy; the Inflammation terrible; every breath
made him wrthe with agony. Eight Of Brandreth's Is
the pills operated aud the pain Was reiievcd plenty
of Cruel taken, and six pills, and the second
day the patient was cured. ,HrB it..1
These statements should have weight, and prevent
the of poisonous drugs, and stop the sad practice
OF bleeding. Is. BRANDkEIH.
Brandreth,s Pills are sold the Principal once,
box; and the same sugar Coated 10 cents warranted
to kee p we'll MS the plain. no-45-im-in
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-28
NOTICE.

noBERT BELL, Nathan White and william II.
TX Ware partners, doing business in the name of
Bell & Co, Plaintifs, VS.. Robert CamRoeu, Dei it-
county of Meigsin the State of Ohio. The said Rob
ert Campbell Is hereby notified that the above named
piaintls on the 18th day OF November, 1858, died in
said Court of Common Pleas petition ag inst him,
alleging in substance tRL said Robert Ca pbell is
indebted to the plaInlis in the sum OF S22SI5 on
certain promissory note for that sum- made said
dated the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1858,
Dayable TO the order of the plaintiffs in two mt this
from dute and the plaintiffs the rein pray Ter judg-
ment against the sad Robert Campbell for said sum
OF with interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cont per annum from the 10Th day of Septem; Der,
IS5s And said Robert Campbell Is further not fed
that an order OF attachment has been issued and re-
turned in said ease and that he is required to ear
and answer said petition before the Sd Satur-
day after the 4th day of January next.
n47-6w- S5.25 J. CARTwRIeHT, Atty for plaintiffs