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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

NICHOLAS LoNGwoRrH, the milionair Of Gin
cinnati, while sitting on the steps of drinking
saloon the other day. with his hat between his
knees, awaiting q friend with a somewhat
troubled countenaDce, was taken by stranger
to be professional mendicaut and made the
beneficiary OF a quarter. The Cincinnati En-
quirer Gays the old gentleman is probably worth
S5OO0,OOO, but bis extremely shabby garb
might easily lead to the mistake.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

ERIE Nj. E. CONFERENCE. The Cleveland
Herald publishes the proceedings at the Erie
Conference of the Methods Church, just held at
Brookville Pa, Bishop Simpson presiding. The
several districts we're ably and fully represented,
and the proceedings harmonious. The action
Of the Conference on the Slavery question was
right decided, and unanimous.
The appointments for tbis-Painesville Dis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

R0- Twenty leading Democratic papers
Of Mississippi advocate the reopeuing of
the slave trade, and Mr.. Buchsnan's col
lector at Vicksburg openly and Extensively
urges it as party measure. A. B. Moore,
governor of Alabama and candidate for
reelection, is opposed to the agitation Of
the question, as matter Of policy, but
wants the laws that make the traffic pira
cy modified and let down to satisfy the
sensitive southern honor. Gen. Houston
Of Texas declares that the agitation of this
question is in the interest of the disunion
party, and that if the trade were re-opened
the South would be overrun by barbariant
and neither the prosperity of the Soutf
nor the country be advanced. The subject
continues to be vigorously discussed every,
where at the South, and no idea ever gain
cd adherents and advocates more rapidly
than the proposition to reopen the slave
trade.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

ARTEsIAN WELL-The signs for water 10 the
Artesan we'll are most cheering, the auger hav.
ing struck the sandstone at the depth of l,074
feet. and penetrated IA feet, making the tota
depth of the we'll l,9s9 The borings seem tc
wash away in some unaccountabIe manner, as
the pump brings nothing but clear water to the
surface. If there is strong subterraDear
stream, as supposed, we may expect to hear OIL
its being reached before long as it will be found
10 the sandstone strata. All hands about the
well are highly encouraged, declaring that the
citizens of Columbus will wake up some 6ne
morning and see column of water arising from
the State House Yard, with force enough to
wash the whole city away.-StGte Journal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

The Boston papers do not report some sig.
nifcant proceedings in the meeting Of the Alum
nj of Harvard college, last week, and we get
them via New York. On the ballot for presi
dent, Charles Francis Adams had 26 votes to
43 for Robert G. Winthrop, and when they
came to vote for vice president, Wendell Phil
lips received II ballots. The audacity of such
conduct on the part of auti-slavery Young
America quite overcame the propriety of some
gentlemen of the other part" and Prof Bow.
en made speech deDouncing the conduct oil
the opponents of Mr. Winthrop as extraordi-
nary and unaDticipated, and Prof. FELTON, called
it audacious. Are the Massachusetts Magi 1"
TO be pushed from even their cushioned seats in
and about Harvard college?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

A willy trick Of sundry black republicans,
such az Gov, Seward, Thurlow Weed, &C., for
electioneering purposes has Just been exposed
by the N. Y. Herald, and is endorsed by the
National Democrat OF Cleveland, to the effect
that these worthless are fitting out slavers with
the design Of opening the slave trade and sad
ding the odium upon the Southl DR.. Buehan-
aus organ-the Constitution starts another
story about Senator Seward 1t is that his
mission to Europe is to effect an alliance with
some filibustering power over the water, to
overthrow, or sell out the Republic, stock and
flute. Keen fellows, these locos Black Re
publicans don't get much the start of them
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

LOVE AND MURDER.'-A fair. fashionable, but
frai woman was shot in the streets of N. York
in broad daylight on Saturday last. The per-
petrator Of the deed was a Kentuckiau, and
had become enamored of the woman some 8
years since, but his habits of intemperance led
her to evade him, and it was on account OF her
refusal to have anything further to do with him
that be killed hor, with the intention of taking
his own life also. Her name was Virginia Stew
art, native of Massachusetts,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

DR.. DoY REsCUED-We learn from Lcayen,
worth that Doctor DOy under sentence in the
St Joseph Mo. Jail for alleged kidnapping, wai
rescued on Sunday morning the oath, during q
violent storm. He is still at large. There was
great excitement atSt. Joseph on the announce
meut of his escape and pursuit was attempted
bat without success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

BGg' The New York Ereaing Post says
Mons. Blondon is recommended to try an
excursion over the deep and broad gulf
that will separate the two sides of the
Charleston Convention when it meets. We
suppose he can use Mason & Dixon's Line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

An investigation has been ordered into ser.
ious charges made against Gen. Ward B. Bur.
nett, surveyor general Of Kansas, which involve
both bis Official and personal character,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

PoIitieyi excitement runs high in California,
and the candidates Of the various parties are
preparing TO take the stump. Senator Broder-
lex received and declined challenge from D.
W. Perley
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30
REPuBL1oAN STATE TICKET.

~ cc5rne-Wniiem Dcnnison, Jr.
m Ltsrt Coesrnor-Jtobert q. Kirk.
~ SHpFrns Jadre-Vvniiam Y. Gholaon.
~ stass Sadiior- Robert w. Taylor.
~ siail Trsaiutr-Alfred n. stone.
~ Se@sfafy q Stats--Addauon p. Russell.
Fw P.biie H@ts-John u. Gregory.
~ School Snniiisioncr-Anson srnyfh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

GREELY'S BRACE SUSPENDER
~ Patented June 1st 1858.
This Suspenory Brace has been tested by all casses and
proves to be superior Suspende to the common for skirts
and Pants and far superior Brace to any other.
Its simplicity durability great utility commends TO all
1st II does not touch the person under the arms.
ID Its action two-fold pressing ID shoulder blade In
1t bears the shoulder back.
3D. Its attachment to the clothes the hips only eav-
ing the person free to soop sit without saung the
drawing them up from the knees sitting position
Unlike all other Suspenders Braces they perfectly
adapted to the wants of Ladies and Children.
Greeley's Patent Elastic Back g. Centre
IA SUSPENSION PANTS.
III Patented JUNE 29TH, 1858.
CALL and look at Them and judge for yourselves The
Advantages OF this invention the usual method making
Pants they may be made snug to the person. and still be
easy as though hey were uncommonly large.
j. MANSFIELD,
has purchased the Sole Right and sell the above Inn
provment In this vicinity.
For further information, call at BRIGHAM Cos.
Where prepared to furnish the Brace manufacture
the Pants. Ashtabula, July II, 1859. 500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

The venerable Grant Thorburn says that
Metternich, the subtle Austrian, once declared
that as long as the republic Of America existed
there would be no stability for the thrones of
Europe, and that the only antidote to democra-
cy was TO propagate popery ia America.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30
EOR SALE.-Tbe Homesteod of

TOR SALE.-The Homestead of -.
Il the subscriber egiby situated or Park street in
Of the best neghborhoods of the village and on A
the peasanest portion Of that beautiful street good condi-
ton and pentfuly supplied with all the attractions Of shade
and fruit trees shrubbey and flowers excellent garden good
water and altogether most desirable place. is offered sale
dence in ne thrifty village good society," the best Of schools
prosperous churches and within convenient distance the
great east and west boroughare the Lake Road where
every train makes stop within three miles the lake.
and wtha surrounded by country hardly parallel its
beauty and varied produetivness and health this spo
Terms Of payment made easy and satisfactory All information
concerning the property may be had Of the subscriber living
on the premises BY addressing the editor Of this paper
EDWARD HILLS.
Ashtabuly, July IL, 1859. 400
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

ID An Ordinance.
DE II Ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees Of the Incorporated Village Of Ashtabua
That The Mayor bc and he Is hereby directed cause side
walks ten feet wide, 70 be gradtd on
both sides elm street, from Division to Centre st.
and on both sides Of Centre street,
from the West line Of Charles Kendas Lot 10 Main street
and the said Mayor hereby directed 20 keep ac
count Of the expense OF such grading IN front ach lot ahut
ting on the said side walks and report the he to the RE-
core and the amount expended IN such grading IN mont
each lot hereby assessed upon such width Of the
side walk from Park to Main street 70 and all
assessments shall not be paid In 10 days after the amount
Of the shall be asceaned BY the Recorder aforesaid
shall be by him reported to the Auditor Of Ashtabua county
10 be placed upon the Tax Duplicate for collection
P0udcd That nothing herein contained shall be construed
to prevent the Of lots abutng upon said Streets
from doing the grading themselves done within 30 days
the passage Of this ordinance done according grade as
established by the Surveyor and under the direction Of the
Mayor as provided.
This ordinance shall take ofec and be In force from and
after the LIST day of August, A. D. 1859.
J. p. ROBERTSON A. HENDRY,
9l5Ol Recorder. Mayor.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30

I" Grand River Institute.
HE FALL TERN Of this Institution
viii oommence on Monday August l5tb under the manage
menr Of the following Board Of Instructors;
j. H. BARNUM, A. NJ. Principal,
g. B. SHURTLEFF, A. B. Teacher Of Languages,
Miss l. Il. MUNGER, Asst Teae'r, a Prin. F. Opt
Miss Mary JEWELL Teacher of Music Drawing
and Penmanship.
TERMS
Tuition for Fourteen Rssks Common Eng branches 81 90
Higher g. =. 4. Dtencheb q %
Board can DO obtained at from 81 SO TO 81 90 per week
No sude ll be admitted to recations without written
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ELOUR, Corn, Pork, Beans, Potatoes,
Il &c, at LUMBERMEN's EXCHANGE.
Kingsviue Academy.

' AAhHeNAhe Achoomys
i HE Fall Term of this Institution will
cOmmeuee-TUEsDAY, AUGUST Nth, continue IL weeks,
under the following
Board Of Instruction!
O. w. HAYWOOD, A. M. Principal.
Miss s. Nj. SoHooNMAKER, Precptress.
JOSEPH WEBSTER, Teacher Physical Sciences
r. Q. WADE Assistants
Mrs. O. w. HAYWOOD, Teac'r Draw'g Emb'ry.
Miss s. E. BARRETT, Teacher Piano V. Music
Mr.. III. BARRETT Teacher Of Pennmanship
Rates of Tuition and Board heretofore. TEACHERS
CLASS Model School, will be organised for the benefit Of
those preparing to teach. Rooms for selfboarding
be obtained at reasonable rates
The Executive Board happy inform the friends aud
Patrons Of the school, that Notwithstanding the hard te
has been successful than at present. and they be-
ieye that with Its efficient aud well tried OF Teachers
together with six hundred dollars worth Of additional tnTn
ture aud apparatus immediately be purchased the facilities
for acquiring good thorough and practical education furnish
ed by Kinve Academy unsurpassed by any like insttu
ton the country They would therefore, solicit the eontn
uanee of patronage hitherto hberay extended to the
school. U. HAWKINS President.
Kingsyile July 16, 1852 st5oO
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B 0 Plimpton, Agent Of American ColOniza
tion Society, member of Perry Quarterly Con
ference.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
Washington Matters Governmental Instruc-
lions on Gillian and Mormon Difficulties

WASHINGTON, May l0.-The dispatches re-
Gently sent to Mr.. Bigler, our Minister to
Chill, require him to make a prompt demand
for satisfaction in consequence of the outrages
on American citizens and property while the
conduct of Consul Trevett is not altogether APP
proved. The authorities of that Republic are
required to punish the soldiery for their law
less proceeding in his premises, and to restore
to him his eXequator.
In addition to the instructions sent to Utah
yesterday, to Gen Johnson not to order out
the troops as posse comitdtuS unless by order
of Gov. Cumming, explanations with regard
to the Presidents former proclamation were
transmitted, the purport of which is that the
amnesty extends only to political offences. AS
Judge Cradleborough's efforts were to punish
certain Mormons on other and different
charges, the prominent, if not the only blame
attached to him is in calling on Gen Johnston
for troops; and in this the latter does not
stand excused, There has not yet, however,
been any definite action on the Judges con
duct.
The Secretary of War has of late been in
delicate health, and he designs tomorrow to
leave Washington on a brief visit to Virginia.
The DeMolay encampment of Knight lem
plars ofBoston on their way to Richmond, will
stop at the National Hotel in this city, where
preparations have been made for their recep-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
NTnrketn-Nrw Yonk. Man Q.

COTTON heavy and unsettled; no sales of moment
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Flour-recepts 1851 barrels;
sales $4,000 bbls State and Western excited, and rs
a 30c better; unsound 81 @ $780, Super State, $40 %
$50 eXtraState $3.50 a 7l0 round hoop Ohio SIZE %
$50; common to good extra Westerns $3.50 @ T20 South
rs a soc; sales 5000 bbls mXd good, S6T5 a II
fancy and extra SIP % 925 Canada supertne, nom-
nal; extra S67j q 1850.
spring, unsound, 95c; Western red, winter, S5l a. LOS;
White Kentuckp Sl,s5 a 1885, mixed Spring 81 20;
Der Michigan, Sl,70: white Michigan 81 20 q 1885, mixed
Illinois, SLIGO q 65. Corn a &c better; sales 1900
bushels; mixed Western Sac white 95c yellow Jersey
Southern, aud Northern. ~ a Sc. Oats better; South
ern and Jersey 81 g 59c Northern and Western 90 q 3d.
PR0YISIONS-Beef firmer; sales 100 barrels;
try mess s7l5 ss,75 prime, s6,25 Il repacked Chi
cage $40 "a 49, prime necessities 800 bbls S2 "a;
Porksales 1000 bbs including 5000 for June and July on
private terms; Sl62 a. 1928 for new; prime Sl3;
Western prime mess, $3.50 % H. Bacon quiet; Cut
meats dull; sales 200 packages. Hams q ~ Shout
derS 6ae Lard steady sales 400 bbs at Il ~ Butter
dull Ohio a loo; State 20 a. &c. Rice sc better
low qualities; sales $50 erces, at % a iac SUGARS
steady and actye sales $50 hds N orleans 81 q lie:
Muscovado 81 &c; Havanasales 10 boxes at a. Coffee
firm; sales 400 bags Rio HE; Sava l0c; Laguavra ~
Moasses steady sales 100 bbls; New 0rnans IS @ 50;
Muscovado Soc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
California Mail Contract.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The contract for
carrying the mail between New York a d San
Francisco via Nicaragua, connecting at Key
West, has been awarded to Daniel IL. Johnson
of New York. at $4,000 for semi-monthly
service, for nine months from the LIST of Octo-
Der; the schedule time between New York and
San Francisco is not to exceed twenty three
days, and between New York, New Orleans,
and San Francisco twenty days. The ocean
service is to be performed in good and suffi-
Gent steamboats, and land carriages.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
Movements at the Dudley Observatory.

ALBANY. May 10.-Prof. Brunnow, director
of the Michigan State Observatory, has been
nominated by Prof Mitchell, and appointed by
the Board of Trustees, associate director of
Dudley Observatory. Prot. Brunnow accepts
and will take up his residence at Albany forth
with. Prof Mitchell, director of Dudley OBJ
servatory, removes to Albany next month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
The Oberlin Rescue Trial.

CLEVELAND, May 10.-Lingston, another of
the Oberlin rescuers, was found guilty to-day,
and will be sentenced, with Bushnell, to-mor.
row
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-11
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