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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

course Of an hour until 10 reaches 1O2 or l09
degrees, checking the Gre by the damper SO that
II shall not rise beyond that pOiut
If properly managed, but little stirring or
moving win be necessary to keep Il loose dur
ing the latter part Of the process. SO here
we will leave it to settle until next time
see by the Ohio Farmer Of the 9th ult,
that am likely to be eclipsed by our friend
ANDREWS, as he is requested to communicate
through that medium. SO perhaps, l have
made mistake in launching my "canoe" so
soon, and it might be wise for me to paddle IT,
into some retired nook, as he is kaO,cn to be a
captain at cheese making, But don't like to
really "baCk out" so guess will Just hold on
little until he gets started in the Farmer, aud
then will try another start DAIRYNAN
NorE.--In my former article, second para
graph, for superior" read 'inferior,"
gs3- The correspondent of the London Star
says Of the Empress at the Paris fete, anever
was beauty behed to greater advantage than
on this occasion. Attired in white, enveloped
in clouds Of rich lace through which her soft
complexion was softened even more she appear
ed the most perfect realization of Imperial
grace and dignity which has ever been beheld"
GoTHAM.-We always knew that there was
great deal Of donkeyism among the denizens of
New York, more perhaps than is to be found
in any other locality, the country through
During the month Of August just past, no less
than q instances of successful suicide occurred
and twenty more unsuccessful attempts were
made to exchange the comforts aud pleasures
of this world for the uncertainties Of another
all because they hadn't pluck enough to meet
the troublesi ifancicd or real, which are occasion
ally met with along the highway Of life
BLACKwooD UPON NAPOLEON. - Blackwood
may be considered, we think, very good ex-
ponent of the English opinion Of Louis Napo-
leon, whose policy it has criticised with consider
able severity, but whose ability it compliments
10 terms, which appear extravagant, if extrava-
gence could be thought of in this direction,
from so staid and discriminating source. The
following is an extract:
The result showed that Kossuth, with
all his ability and eloquence, was but as an
infant in the hands of the extraordinary
man who rules France, and who now holds
in his power the fortunes of Europe. Even
from this little fact we can afford to lesson:
for never until the old popular ideas of
Louis Napoleon are displaced, and until the
British public recognizes in him one of the
most powerful and subtle intelects that the
world has ever seen-a man gifted with the
power of calculation that amounts to pre-
science, joined to hand that never hinches
and tongue that never revealS-never, we
say, until the British public 50 learns to ap-
preciate this new Napoleon, will it be posi-
ble for our government to cope with bis
policy, and make head against those new
combinations which will date their birth
from the momentous interview at Villafran-
ca"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
r A Guide for Guardians.
Isaac N. WHITING has this Dav


Guide with Forms for Guardians Of Minors and Probate
Courts In Ohio concerning the Relation Guardian and
Ward with Directions and Forms including Journal En-
tries for all steps from the appointment to The final settle
ment Of Guardau containing also IN all Matters Of Guar
dianslip. BY +. J. MATTHEW'S Judge Of the Superior
in law binding
The Inject Of this volume Is 70 furnish hand book Guard
ians and Probate Judges In which they may have in small
compass te general principles governing them; the mode Of
proceedings In all matters touching Guardanshps with forms
pertaining thereto. II very desirable that there should be-
some unoity OF proceedings and Of form in the various
Probate Courts Of the Sate and If that is obtained through
the nsumenaliy Of this work. much which the author de-
sires will have been accomplished.
lie has gyan complete set Of Forms for every proceeding
in Court from the application for the appointment of Guar
dian to the final settlement each section Of which proceedings
separate, and vet altogether forming whole Thus the
work begins with the application for the appointment and fol-
lows in regular order with forms, unfit the Guardian is
qualified to commence the duties Of his tus then follows
the proceedings upon exceptions to the bond the release
surce &C. &c the proceedings to sell real estate from the
filing Of the petition to the confirmation Of sale and deed TO
the purchaser wbe found In their proper place. and ON
un the closing Of the Guardians trust and the suit by
the ward for the balance In his hands,
The work will be sent by mail postage prepaid the
ceipt Of S1,OO, Columbus, August-50f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
New Editfon OF swans Manual.
ASAAC IN. WHITING has this ID

A 49,, A.. n. pnhlshed new edition OF
Manual or Executors aud In he qetiiemopt
HoSc ny y neceesed Persons; with Practical Forms,
judicial Circuit Filth Edition r.v5 snarge adaufed
70 We present factcci BY m d Nobe Itornev AZ law CO.
70 The present t'mei By r. Mathews gpsee ~ ne su5
Binding. Price 81 go. VH''' Vol oVo' h ba"
The character Of Swans Manual IA 40 o,, -, A.. ID
would seem entirely unnecessary, ihia time ~ ' S
m conhhendation OF h The present edition "a 1i,ys y, ~
much superior In every respect any one ~
ed and te Pnhsher weud therefore recommend N w %
especial attention Of the members of the Bar ~ 70 the
and Executors and Administrators 'o 'uugesi
ceipt Of the price. tolnS,bns kuss,., On e, le,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

idcnt II Kensas shall previously be admitted,
the votes Of ls States will be requisite for q
choice. DO they see where these States Gao be
found
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

2S~ The Chicago Press and Tribune says
there have been sold in that city at least four
hundred less copies of Harper, for the month
of September, than for any other month in
three years. The people out there know enough
about Douglass idea of popular sovereignty"
already.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
Ashtabula Com. Common Pleas-Civil Action.
Philander Monroe Darling, Plaintiff

ASubdDuld COul OOinluOu ltuS-ClNll ACllOU.
Philander Monroe Darling, Plaintiff
VS..
Jeremiah Horning, Caroline d. Horning,
Eli Horning, Henry A. Fowler, AlmirOn
G. Hill. Chester Jones, Anson b. Cell,
Eber Tryon, Roswell Horton, Artemus
Seger, defendants.
A RTEMUS Seger and Eli Horning will
a take notice that Phander Monroe Darling, did the
9th day of August d. 1852 file his Petition in the Court
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Ashtabua aud
state of Ohio against Jeremiah Horning Caroline d. Horng
Eli Hornng Henry A. Fowler AmirOn c. HILL Chester Jones'
Anson b. Cole Ebar Ton, Roswell Horton Artemus seger de-
endans setting forth that jeremiah oning and Eli Horing
he first day Of june A. d. 1885, gave the said Phander
Monroe Darling their four promsoy notes of four hundred
dollars EACH payable ia the years D. 1862 1861 1862 and
1865 with interest payable annually and the pay
ment OF said notes and interest the said Jeremiah HOrnn
Caroline Horning and Eli Hornng morgaged TO the sad
plaintiff the following lands and tenements Situate in the
township of Ashtabua in the county of Ashbua and state
Tract No J. beginning at the southeast of said lot
thence north degree west along the east line Of the town
three chains and thyhree links post bearing south
sNyeght degrees west hirysix links from white oak
marked thence south one degree east fifteen chains 10 most
bearing south ouryfOuT degrees west eleven links from
cumber tree marked thence north egyeght y degrees
along the south line of said lot hirythree chains and t
land.
Also other piece Of land situate in said township bounded
as follows beginning the line of said township fy-
three links north Of the southwest r. Heas land
thence south eghnne and enehaf degrees west eleven
chains ourytwO links thence north twOhrds degree
west 2S chains and thirty links to south line of Ridge
thence north 90 degrees east the line OF said road thirteen
chains twelve links thence south hree-ourhs one degree
east thirty three chains eightseven links TO the place
beginning containing thiryx of land, be the same
more less and that since the giving of said notes and
gage the other defendants claim to have interest in said
lands praying for judgment against the said jeremiah Horn
ing ana Eli toning for SIP 96 being interest due upon said
notes up to June l 1852 and unless paid within ten days
from the rendition of the same that said morgaged premises
be sold to pay said Judgment The said Aremus Seger and
Eli Hornng hereby notified that they required to APP
pear and anawer to said petition before tbs third Satu
day after the Sth day of October next.
PHILANDER MONROE DARLING,
By Sherman and Farmer his Attorneys.
August 25 1859. 6f5O6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

JUDGE OF PKoBArE.-H. F4ssETr, Esq, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy in the Pro-
bate Judgship of this county, occasioned by
the death of Ii. A. PLUMB, and has entered up
on the duties of that Office The appointment
in such cases is made by the Governor for the
interim prior to the regular election.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
snNAron1AL coNvKNrroN.

On the second formal ballot JonN F. MORSE
Of Painesville, received the nomination Of Sena-
tor The vote stood
Morse. 1st bal. 80 I'd 81
French ........,. 33 80
A. Kellogg ....''. 2 l
Mr. TINKER refused to allow his name to be
used.
ERAsrUs SPENCER, Of Clarendon, Geauga co.
was nominated for the board Of EquaIization
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
AshtnbulO County Democratic Meeting

Agreeably to a call Of the Central Commit
tee, the Democratic Electors of Ashtabula coun-
ty met 10 convention at Jefferson, on Saturday,
the 9th inst.
E @ Root was called to the chair and Geo A
Howard duly appointed Vice President
Messrs. Kenny and Rote acting as Secretaries.
On notion committee of one from each
township was appointed as a nominating com
mittee Said committee report to this conven.
ton by resolution, which was adopted viz
Resolved That this committee think it mex
pedient to report a nomination Of county Off
GERS at this time but will report when the chair
man Of this committee shall call the present
committee to meet with an addition of one from
each township, not represented at this Conven-
ton. WELLS BLAKEsLEE Charm of Com.
On motion, six delegates were appointed to
the Senatorial, aud twelve to the Congressional
conventions, with full power TO cast the vote Of
the said Districts in said Convention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

DOUGLAS is to speak at Cincinnati and Co.
lumbus, and left Washington the other day,
stopping at Pittsburgh on bis way to Gil these
annDintmnnfS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

The Texas papers foot up the returns of 129
counties as follows: Houston, 3l,99O; Run
nells 23,49O. Clark, on the Houston ticket for
lieutenant governor, is elected, contrary to first
reports, by 1901 majority.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

NJ To the Creditors OF Henry Keyes.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed j. @ FARMER has been duly appointed and quail
fed Assignee of Henry Keyes his creditors requested
to immediately present their claims against him. duly auhen-
tcated for allowance at the Office of Sherman Farmer in
the village Of Ashtabula, Ohio. j. Q. FARMER.
Ashtabula, Aug 25, 1859. 5O5w4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

LADIES HONE MAGAZINE Terms SO per
year. Published by. T S. Arthur, Philadel-
phia. Pleasant and kindly as ever, the Septem-
Der number Of Arthur's Home Magazine comes
to u.s. bringing wholesome truths in the guise Of
attractive stories having bright thoughts scat
tered over every page. 1t is always welcome
visitor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

The new Episcopal Bishop for Minnesota,
Rev, Mr.. Whipple, was once student iu
Oberlin, and though his course was a short
one. that institution has the credit of what
public education he has received. He is,
however, jealous Churchman Of the High
School
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

The Conueautville Courier says that David
Prussia, lately on trial for murder in that coun-
ty has been discharged from custody return
ed home, since which he has received numer-
GUS anonymous letters warning him to leave the
country, under threats of severe penalties. He
accordingly disposed of what property was left
him, and on Saturday evening quit the neigh
borhood, with the avowed intention of going to
Utah. Innocent or guilty, public opinion is too
strong against him in that locality to make it
desirable, or even safe for him to rem ain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
1uuiCC OhShooui anu
Judy p. Tuckerman, Defendant

JUDY L. IuckernaD, defendants.
VOHN jackson, Eunice Jackson, and Ju-
- dy p Tuckeman, will take notice, that Charles Jackson
did the 9th day Of August A. d. 1852 file his petition
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the county Of Ash
tabua in said State of Ohio against said John Jackson
nice jackson, and Judy T. TuckemNn defendants setting
forth that the said John Jackson and Eunce Jackson the
18th day of August 1868, morgaged to the said plaintiff
Charles Jackson the following described piece Of land owit
Situate in the township Of Trumbu in the County of Ash
tabua and State of Ohio being part Of lot number three
Sin tract number two2n said township and bounded
as follows
On the North South and West by the lines of said lot
the East by the West line OF thyve of land in
said lot decided to Hoo Thompson, and contains
surveyed and known 10 4l00 of land less for
the purpose Of securing the said plaintiff against the payment
of certain note Of $780, which the said plaintiff signed for
the said John Jackson and his security the to
Oliver Ward and setting FORTH that he the said plaintiff had
to the whole ef said note such surety and that the said
John Jackson still owes him for the same praying fora iudg
ment against the said John Jackson therefor for the
S97l 441OO with interest from the End day Of August 1859
and unless paid within ten days from the rendition said
judgment that the morgaged premises be sold according
law and the proceeds Of such sale be applied pay
And the said defendants required this petition
before the third Saturday after the Sh day of October
next.
CHARLES JACKSON,
By Sherman Farmer his Attorneys
D Foo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
GreeIcy's Patent Elastic Back g. Centre

NJ REDHEAD, successor to .9SM
w to H. C. TooMBs, opposite the Bank, -AeA
Hubert Lot-has hand, and for sale large and
splendid assortment Of Harness Of every description which
will sell for ready low be found elsewhere in
county. Persons wishing to buy good substantial
carriage Harness. will find it to their advantage call and
examine his work before purchasing elsewhere All got
up in the STYLE and for elegance and durability caunot
be surpassed. All work warranted
WHI,-Is assortment of Whips never asarge half
cheap at present He is also prepared do all kinds
carriage trimming with neatness and Dispatch
REPARNG, Of all kinds promptly attended to. Do not for
get the place-Aain street, opposite the Bank.
lshaula, Ohio. june q. 1859 %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY Published by
Philips, Sampson & Co., Boston. Terms 25
cents per number.
The contents of the September number are
the Life and works of AIRY Scatter A visit to
Martha's Vineyard October to May The Ell
eusinia The Minister'S Wooing Once and
Now A Trip to Cuba Telma's Vow The
Murder Of the Innocents My Double and how
he undid me ; The Singer The Porfessor at
the Breakfast Table Reviews and Literary No
tees.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AsHTABULA,
Saturday Morning, Sept. 10, 1859.


80 Ugtenw-. william Dennison, Jr.
~ Lssut Gorsrnor-Robert q. Kirk.
~ surreus Jadge-v william Y. Cholson.
for STATE lHdaer-Robert w. Taylor.
nv sIafs 7rsasursr--Alfrsd p. stone.
~ ssosfary ef stafs--Addison p. Russell.
~ Pnbiie Werhs-John n. Gregory.
~ scAeoi conruissionsr-hnson snyth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

However it may be elsewhere, am sure IL
will not be so ia Tennessee. Her gallant
sons are always ready when brave and gem
erous deeds are needful Her younger pat
riots, high.spirited and bold against the en-
envy, but mild and forbearing to each other,
will march in cordial union on to victory,
their warm zeal guided and, IL need be, re.
strained aud temperd by the cool wisdom
and prudence Of the veteran Bell
Your recent victory, h similar successes in
other southern and western states, embold-
en- me to hope for the like good result all
over the Union. The spirit Of conservative
patriotism is aroused throughout the nation
by the dangerous msgovernment and bold
innovations Of the last few years and in
view of the great national interests now in
peril, better feeling, a feeling of harmony
and mutual confidence, of kind forbearance
on minor points, of generous concession in
favor of peace and unity, is visbly increOs-
ing in all the elements of the opposition
Those who foster and advance that good
feeling and ripen it into cordial union will
be great public benefactors. Such union
alone will constitute the victory without
the necessity for another blow for the de-
mocracy, as now enervated and demoral
ized will be no match for the united oppo-
sition.
And such victory A victory in which
all, even the vauquished, will have cause to
rejoice, because it will restore peace and
harmony to the excited sections, law and
order to the disturbed territories, modera-
tion and justice to the government, and pros.
perity and honor to the nation. Such at
least is the earnest hope of your obliged
friend and fellow-ctizen. EDWARD BATES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

Mrs. PARTINGToNss KNITTING WoRK-We
have received from the publishers, through
Messrs. Ingham & Bragg, of Cleveland, copy
of Mr.. Shillaber's last and best work with the
above euphonious title. To say that we have
been pleased with this work, does not half ex-
press our emotions we have been agreeably
surprised and delighted. 1t is filed with hu-
mainly The wit is warm, genial innocent and
irresistible ; while 1.-THE pathos is touching -
Mr. Shillaber is wit, philosopher, scholar,
and poet. His book is having an immense
run, and takes deep hold of the popular mind.
The articles are mostly short and just the thing
for reading in the parlor, in the kitchen, in the
cars, or the steamboat, and every where.
Ingham & Bragg, are the wholesale and retail
agents for this book in Northern Ohio, price
1,25.
These booksellers have largeIstock OF mis-
cellaneous, religious and Text books and are
the authorized agents for the Boston Tract So
ciety's publication which they sell at the socie-
tvs prices. They also keep the publications of
the Sunday School Union, and other religious
bodies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
REPUBLICAM COUNTY TICKET.

~ Repressntafhs-Abel Krum.
3 Fsg sk~Ss- william Hendry.
Tsr Pso5eis Jusee Henry Fassett.
7Fcasrrer--N. E. French.
~ p,ox atiorNey-JOhn q. Farmer.
T1 Rsemdv-samss whltmOre.
Fes scaNsnissioner--John II. KubOrn.
~ r4freory Diredor--J. p. Eastman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10
BRACE SUSPENDER

GREELY'S BRACE SUSPENDER.
~ Patented June LIST, 1855
This Suspensory Brace has been tested by all classes and
proves TO be superior Suspender to the common, for skirts
and Pants, and Ear superior Brace to any other.
Its simplicity durability great utility commends IL TO all.
LIST. IL does not touch the person under the
3D. It's action twood pressing tb shoulder blade In
II bears the shoulder back.
3d. It's attachG ent to the cOihes the hips only eav
ing the person free to stoop sit without Saning the pants
drawing them from the knees when in sitting position.
Unlike all other Suspenders Braces they perfectly
adapted to the wants of Ladies and Children
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-30
Murder at Wheeling.

James Stewart, of the firm of w. and j.
Stewart engaged for number of years as
Founders at Wheeling, was found stabbed to
Thursday evening. 1t appears that the par
ties, who were brothers, had on the day of the
murder both been drinking and quarreling con-
sderably, and for some time after the discovery
of the body of James, VIM. was not suspected
of the deed a Corners jury was summoncdand
an inquest held, during the sitting of which
suspicion attached the horrible crime to Viii
liam, who was arrested and lodged in jail The
Jury rendered the verdict as follows:
That the said James Stewart came to his
death by mortal wound inflicted on the left
breast and penetrating to the heart, which
said wound was, in the opinion of the jury,
made by some sharp instrument in the hands
of William Stewart"
The deceased was married man and the
father of an interesting family. The Times,
referring to the unfortunate occurrence, SAYS
" Here we have two brothers engaged In the
same business as partners, respected by the
community, their business advancing prosper
ously, one Of them the father of large family
and nothing apparently to mar their happiness
Intemperance insinuates itself into their midst
and gradually assert its power until, in an
evil hour, in consequence of u trivial matter
between them, one imbrues his hands in the
blood of the other. We trust that there may
be some mistake, and the accused may be ena
blcd to prove himself innocent of the charge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-30
The Growth of the Union.

A correspondent of the Washington States
notes the following suggestive facts:
The settlement of the Mississippi Valley be-
gan in 1878, in which year the first colony, or
united company of emigrants, landed at Mari
eta, in Ohio. They had crossed the Allegha4
nies to Btownstone on the Monongahela, and
then embarked on a fat-boat or ark, and float
ed down to the mouth of the Muskingum river
They were bold and determined men, ever ac-'
tuated by the principles of truth, virtue and
industry. From this germ, in IS years arose
the state of Ohio
Since 1903, when Ohio was received, ten
more States have been admitted into the Union,
fronting on that river, eight on its west and
two on its east banks, namely-Louisiana, In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Mississippi Arkansas, !,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota.
besides the Territories, one of which, namely
Kansas, is nearly ready for admittance.
While these Developments have been going
on in the West and Southwest, Alabama,
Maine and Florida, in the East, and California
and Oregon, on the Pacific coast, have been
admitted. Adding to these the primeval trio
of Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee, and the
increase of States in sixty-one years is precise
ly 20. If an equal increase marks the com.
ing sixty-one years; in 1890 we shall stand at
fifty-three States, with population of one-
hundred and twenty millions