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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

PRESIDENTIAL NoNiHNrioN.-Thc New York coz.
correspondent OF the Charleston Courier makes the
following very sensible remarks concerning the Pres
idental election:
The regular Democratic Convention at Charles.
ton-that IS the Southern portion Of the decsa,e>-
ii they nominate the right man. may have chance
Of success. The friends Of Gov. Wise have Put him
ahead too early. and too prominently lie will be .
mark for the poisoned shafts Of all the friends cf
other candidates. and very likely will he killed ID
before June, 1850. He AMI his friends have bcrn
playing game in this State which is absurd and
ridiculous II is to get mp feeling for Mr. Dirkn-
son nominaly. and to elect delegates by Districts:
but the leaders in this hope to carry these del
cSates for Wise. The engineer or agent Of Mr.
Wise Is the somewhat notorious Fernando Wood -
If Mr. Wise succeeds at Charleston. il i certain
fact that his friends are to nominate Wood for the
Vice Presidency. Such efforts usually fail and fall
to the ground. Mr.. Wise has no organized strength
in the Democratic ranks-in this State A bogus
set Of delegates will be arranged doubtless but the
real Democracy will send thirty.five delegates TO
Charleston from State Convention
These delegates will bc prudent men. They will
vote for Seymour. Of this State on the first ballot
Then. if they discover that Mr.. Seymour has mn
chance, they will look about for Southern man.
whose antecesients are such that he will probably
carry the Southern States-a man who would no,
be obnoxious to the sober rejecting Northern Dem.
ocracy. This man is not Mr.. Wise In New York
the Democracy regard T. NJ T. Hunter a. q very
safe man. 1t is well known that he was especially
the pupil and friend OF the lainen,ed Calhoun. n
Mr. Hunter should DC nominated rs President, and
Mr. Seymour, Of New York, rs Vice President. /,
would he the most powerful tickle, the Democracy
could offer. II four tickets are run in this State an
III Pennsylvania. AIN BY no means sure but thai
such ticket would receive the majority in both
States and he elected
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

FOURTH OF July IN HMLsBoRouGH.-Tbe fourtb
was celebrated with great glee in the good old town
of Hilsborough, chiefly by the Cadets of the Mill.
tary Institute of Col G. Tew, as much perhaps be-
cause it was aholiday that the nation thew glory
in claiming as their own arose from its ancient
thraldom just eighty-three years since. Right
heartily did the people begin to do hdnor to the day
oy ringing the bells, and other demonstrations Of
Joy, At its earliest hour; heartily, indeed that
the weak structure upon which the bell belonging
way, and doun came tie tiubers 10 5elI and all
without further injury After breakfast the Cadets
were pezaaed about the town BY their officers, max
ing = very handsome appearance. The Or,nee
Guards succeeded them and made q fine show dur.
ing the day. N'
The festivities were concluded by IN assemblaes
%z t ana hon. o: given 1t the Aad
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

BANK OF CLARESDoS.-Att the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Bank Of Clarendon, on Monday
last the Presidents Report showed the institution
Of ~, 600, with no known bad debt, and without
having lost dollar by q bad debt during IL lbur
years Of its operation.
The former Directors were reelected, Wig: John
y. Williams A. A. Mcclellan, N. A. Stctlmsn, 7.
8 Lutterloh. H. Lilly, w. McLaurin, and A. John.
son, Dr.; BY whom John d. Williams Was sui~s.
quentiy reelected President John w. Sanford
Book-keeper.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

The tollcxinx letter. giving en- sevouns of . dims
Guilty. in which the Hoo. u. ~ Shsw uAs suxSxwt
wss received by Evnslsmsn in shss te~u snd hsnst
Cd TO Va tos Publication The ssassnsns skseh
contains, h cpsroburssed by w. Shss hipsesk md
wr feel Il but due to that svn,kmsn that q she~h
hc Published s> an susirvly sisves version u The
affair has been given in shs Nesscsk papers:
Mrxrsrssoso, July ttth. tsss
Esa-hcsr SIR: ! write you shis
letter to give yoa ststeneut of dstcasy that tenk
place st Cclersinv. in Bsssie Ccansy. bssssvn IN.
Shaw and W.. Davenport. Of Etentoa ! vks there
on the day n oscrrrSsl the day ID. shas and Ns.
Smith spoke.
Dr. shaw va. ct Dr. Browns Hotel and Mf. ~
Newport W and asked him to p<smis him 10 see
vcnport sskcd thc br. h he called him btsek guard
in a speech in Gascs. The ps. rvp,sd be Odd
Davenport having stSk. attempted ta strike hizet
Dr = caught him BY the throat and psvvepsed hsm
from striking. and gave Davsupost several hsevs tn
the Ecv with hts ftst. and took che stsek. sod ss
s,pa dooc was parted by tho by stapstsss; whiis
two of them were holding t,r. Shav. psssnpess she
~as standing soms hfissn sess. ssy~ pssss. -
the DR.. u he Sot lccs~ sfosa thass bold
ing him. and ms,c SIC Davenport hut bvsasv reach.
ing him he shot and turned and rwa. telling those
who were present To hold br. Shaw. 80 be veuA
Kill him. running st the same Tine The Nv over
took HIM and gave him ono btnw With che stsek The
stick wss caught In his attempt to give hiu another
]; was quito severe blow over the hsad: psSs.s
ports tall whsTDas shot. passed thrcash The .tiss
Of pr. Sha~'s coat. leaving M other raesS bsvsu.
port had another pistol Repeater IN his brvass
at the time nc run. At lSas, he bad Il Aw tain.
u,cs before; Davenport sad he cams there TO pssse
the attack aud told hrs rsCu,l. bic uas <sp< do a.
Tbs Magistrates hrssus 10th OF th~rn over in ths
sum Of si.~c. I s,sni rcsyea.ihls Soc III, above
statement.
Yours. Sc.
JOSHUA ". WHITE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

four Bishops elect, who will be conssc.,.sd :. 81.
general convention Of the Protestant En;.co NJ.
Church in the United 2tatss to be held in nctcbs.
next at Richmond, Va, viz: Dr.. Odenheimer. BsSl
op Of New Jersey; Dr.. Bedel. assistant Bishon a
Ohio; Dr. Gregg, Bishop Of Texas, and Rev. ~.
Whippe, Bishop Of Minnesota
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

OascoN SESA1oR-Ths divisions In he Dsmo.
cratic party IN Oregon have resulted In the adjourn
Of the Legislature without slectine United Ssst.
Senator in place Of Delason Smith. The Democrss
have 4s Of the 30 membera but minority, uniting
with the seven Republicans, wereabe to prevent sn
election by refusing to 90 into joint ConvsnsionL-
oregon therefore win be represented by Gen. Lane
Alone in the Senate until snothe Legislssuss shaIl
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20
Iouf>s H.
JOSHUA W. WHITE

Tnr SesSr ~ Tut LAsr BArrrr.-Thssv ss q eSf.
rumstancc in cuncr,ian With ,hs scsne es the lsss
hattie Of Splicrino which wod ss,ta Z. psevv that
the Au,srians selected that ground Soc The engage
mcnt with admirable s,rasv,e Object. The sishs
came or ], will bv rmsmb,rvd on ih, line running
from Solfcrina which Ia caly fe~ pilss .eu,hwvs,
from Pc>chiera. down To San MARITIME. o village ".
ing little south NJ the common rcsi ftoel Crvpse-
m to Msatua Within skis spssev Of sbau, sixteen
miles in lcnsth situated eight or nine tevns ard
Villages some Of ~hieh arc very available points 10
battle field and Il appear. oSvurSsd cpa.pscsss.
y,sitiua> Ia the rSVnt action. 1hi. location has
for many years been the great review ground es The
Austrian army In Italy. and IL hs. ssssmblsd there
OF twice year zoe review scasetiusss IN mum
hers a. large A. scvcu.y eighty thass.ansi mem
The whole ground then. Nae familiar To both ctts.
Gers and men. They had gaash, Many .has bat.
tic on the fell az tbs lsc hloasly contest: hal ps
iably taken and Evtakcn IN us.ck eusslat evvry oae
o: the positions which they wsrv cps ,psixd 10 at.
tack and defend the 9Th II June in the f.rv Of
hostile bataiIiotEss Thrs fact M sloatt u wa. ~
much any other. which ia.lurvd the Austrian
Gc- als to meet the enemy ., that spot rather
than on the Other sile u The MiasSe: and must
have gwen the AUSTRIAN troops u great advantage
over their aivsr.arivs. Circumstance wkieh rvuser<
their defeat worse ooc. AMI tbe sset0ry zoe the
enemy still mnsc glorious
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-20

Love LAv-SetrA-The British uosss Of Los,as
has JUS. given decision p The esss Of the heirs ef
Peter Thellussoo, which has bsea in sixtioa sincs
1797. Il h onc Of the most noted vii essss II no
dcrn times, and has led 10 statute uhseh sa&ess
that the power Of dsvsins property ts tho purpose
Of accumulation should b restrained in general TO
twenty years after the death Of the ssssAsoe. tf
Peter Thsllus.oa's vish hsd been strictly carried
out. the property 10 be divided would have AMOUR
ted to about 81 so 600 co.. but fs sxsy .oes yvafs
series Of Chancssy suits vSrv Instituted BY vsssoe
pcrsoos Who hoped 70 Erssp portion Of The ioasnss
wealth lying Idle and unsqjoysd tsfosv them Costa
want Of energy the part Of The Trustees. end 9TH
a. causes have 20 Affected The estate ttas little q
any mosv. rsmains to b divisd than sksss 80 q
the time Of the tcstsloss dsaih
A London Journal rspossA that he loaesss Avsuig
which svr took p,ses In Eagand. q. iadssA In ssy
part a de VOID asuss h Gsiesssd esssstsa -.
psceing esrsain psassasen ssas Wesssa. EAgs
10 shs county q 0,eusssess. bssvsss IL ksis q
Thomas Tal6os. viscount LII. q he ses psss ~
the hsin a Lord Biskslsy On, IL eskss. n ssA
vas inssisatsd toward he sad q de MA a H
ward w, and vss ss,ll sssiiag a he svim a JsA
J., q which d@s . co0pso@iss see& plses hsssssa
the Pssiss-shas smhsssiss sPussd q sos has.
dssd snd twenty ysan
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The Massacre al Fyss.s ~ tie Fsy.'s Tss~ys-
L,rsessi Esssst.

BrrtrS. s9,h-Oa the rseeip, ef The news Of The
massacre at Pruxta, the Swiss svssssents at Milan
were i,rvatr by The p"puacv but the police inter
irrCd Tho Federal Council has sssIrvSed circulars
to the Swiss Consular agents in Italy in which The
Council protests against dominating v~smxpts and
requests that may be hSss Of the essealsrS. in
order that this sues may be pot prosperity bxEefv
the eyes Of the people.
The Tuscan Picdnaatese jousnsi contains &C.
counts Of the prueresIin-. of the SWISS treess 81
Pcrusis. ANcr al resistance had ceased che troops
began 10 massacre the e,ssssns indrsersnainsssiy.
sparins neither sxv nor sex. The munsespaI,ty
tried 10 stop this carnage. and lsft the tewn bah
with white dag sos the purpose. bot they uvsv
fired ON by the soldiers and SECRETARY Forts. ~he
carried the iiss fsll mossally uesns,sd
One 81 the journals gives . list Of the PERSONS
murdered by the sallier~ after the fighting uss over
Among them we're three married eeaplss. Eve sidss4
ly ladies' three unmarried females. the asa<hsss of
Captain Pollotlia. four years old &c. An infsns
was taken from its mothers bssass and thrown into
the Tibsr. Odseisl journals d Rome state that The
Swiss oficsr Who commanded The attach on PssuxtA
has been Pfomossd TO tho rank Of General of Rts.
Esdc. All who distinguished shemssivss are 10 BE-
mentioned under IN order Of tho day.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
BY JAMES REED.
Ashtabula, Ohio, Jan, s, 1859.

OPENING LECTURE OF THE COURSE. The
Lecture committee are happy to announce
that the opening lecture of the course will
be given on Tuesday evening next, AZ Fisk's
Hull, commencing at IA before 8 O'clock,
precisely, by the Rev. w. NJ BLACKBURN,
of Erie.
The theme selected rs a Poem on Pho
neer Life" in the measure of Lougfellow'S
Evangeline. The literary reputation of the
Rev gentleman, affords confidence, that
he viii acqnit himself with credit, spread
before his hearers an intellectual repast of
more than common interest.
AS these lectures are to he free and open
to all, aud of character to benefit and in.
,erest the community, the more that at
tend, the better. Ii our tradeSmen will
agree to close their stores at s O'clk, they
would perhaps lose nothing by the opera
ton themselves, h their clerks would have
an opportunity of participating in the
pleasures aud profits TO he derived.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08
GARD TO THE LADIES 1

The Hachish," or Percie Pills. for Females
inaabe In removing distractions and irregularities Of
the they give strength to the and youthful
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and bncy To the increasing its power Of scna
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Irregularities Se aud TO give tone and beauty the eye for
which they have eua,yet they should not be used dur
ing pregnancy for Of which directions that
company box and package For an complaints
Ang from deranged msnsruation they unequaed and
intaable The suppression Is speedily relieved
H Irregularities corrected and by the Of the
Puts there will be Of hse complaints Their
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put heneaeiA and lasting The high favor IA which they
% u the many hundred ladies' who have used them Ia sul
ent guarantee that they contain properties and pduce ~
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aud package The Signature OF EMILE MOTION Popetov
must be an all genuine which imported only nv MASSOI
&bAURE sold by all Druggists In the United states and
Canadas Price 81 25 per hON half boxes 75 eents Mail
packages Aying the anearanee of ordinary letter. prioe
dollar, sold only BY general agents. " b. ALDEN
Co. Cleveland Ohio, whom orders should be addressed
Sold by GEO. WILLARD and
AHhtbAnlA. o. 439 BENHAM h JOHNSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08

On Tuesday morning last, by appoint
ment the Baptist society held meeting
for considering the feasibility of an enter
prise for erecting new church. The meet
ing was well attended, We believe, aud che
eurnestness of the feeling which pervaded
it, was most anspcionS for The success ot
the undertaking. Although feeble in num-
hers. having as we are Informed, nut about
{ male m 'mherS. res buttons were adopted
expressive of dcterm nation To proceed
immediately with .lhe preliminary step, for
carrying the project forward, aud pledges
were given on the spui, TO The amount Of
81 900. This was II liberal aud vigorous
start. The plan coutemplates the sale of
the old bu lclius, and its removal from the
green. 4" This, the Fisk family, who held
a reverslonary interest in the property
generously nceeedrd removing all imped.
mentS in the way of the enterprise, on this
score. IL further conlemplales the cree.
tion OF suitable building on the opposite
corner, where the old sheds now stand
This is a beautiful site for such purpose.
the title of the soil is in the society The
burden Of bOildiug, il will DO seen is TINS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08
INrLrENzA AND CoNNoN Com. ike thieves in

INFLUENZA AND COMMON Cold. like thieves in
the sen,e of the night have carried many the silent grave
They caused by sudden check of pespation by which
the stomach rendered inactive and the lungs become loaded
with corrupted NATTER which enters the blood
the result For all colds coughs and cl succeeded by
heat and o all everS of every FORM hoaseness and
Of the throat lungs and stomach aud for all weakness and
sickness Of every kind from three TO five Of these Pills go
log tn bed for few days will be all that you require
store you to perfect health II has been admitted claimed
all Europe that there 'was medicine that will
extpate all of disease from the system equal D
MOrses Indian Root Pills. that the take em the
stronger grew They founded upon the principal
the human bod is subject hut disease namely corrupt
humors These Pills not only cleanse the bowels but also
follow the blood through vein and artery and purify
frOm all morbid and corrupt humor, that disease of every
name Is driven from the body.
GREAT FEMALE MEDCNF.-Femaes who value heath
should be without these I'll = II has heen admitted by
number nf phyclan tt females csnnOt too highly value
them. They have given health and irits tn hundreds
who without them would have been in their graves
They nn the blood 0bsrctions and give the skin
beiutif clear healthy, and interesting appearance boN
OF these Pill j. great medical eomrAion at certain periods
three shOud he every day until relief
obtIued few doses oces onaly when WELL will keep the
system In he thv condition Dr. Morse Indian Root Pills
sold by all dealers In Medicines
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs.
.4shtGGula Common PleGs-Oct Term, 1858.
Babcoek IIurd

Simeon Keith 4 wife .

Simeon Keith & Wife
R1 Virtue of an Order of Sale, duly is
~ sued from said Court the aboge case to me directed
| will offer for sale by way Of
Public AUCTION, at the door Of the Court House,
in Jefferson, in Ashabula County and State Of Ohio on
Saturday the 18th day Of Feb'y, A ID. 1859,
between the hours Of 10 and O'clock day the following
desedbsd Lands and Tenements to wit Siturte in the
Township Of Kings vile,
County OF fAshtabula and State OF Ohio and is part of Lot
No 49, bounded toowsbegnning In the line the State
Rna att foin where Il inersects the line Of the
North III ge Road thence Northery in line Of sad stale
Road to land Of A. G. Keith thence Eastery parallel with the
North Ridge Road FIVE rod thence Souther o the line
said North Ridge Road thence Westerly Eve rods to The place
Of beginnins.
Also other piece Of land bounded as follows beginning
at stake in the Routh Fast Of owned by Sim
Net thence East two aud half rods stake thence
North tn land of A. c. Keith thet south
said stae Road to the North West corner Of said s Keith
Lot thence len the Eorth said s. Keh's lard tie
North East Of 3 Kttis o thence South along the
Fast line o sad Kes to the place Of beg inning CON
tng about three fourhs OF land in the last
seribed liece appraised at g..
fhefiifs g Office, Jefferson, January 3, 1850.
5AT2f6,25 WM. BENDRY, Nr Comm'r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-08
New FirnQ,

New and Increased Stock of Goods
g c. OSBORN, late of Kingsvillp, hav-
Ne ing purchased interest in the Grocety Business OF
Prentice Il Smith,
the business will hereafter conducted under the name and
lIln of
Prentice, Smith & Company,
in nearly the range of trade heretofore but with much
enhanced stock and facl tiles.
One of the firm has just returned from New York where
time has been taken TO make liberal purchases with dscrn
naiion o such goods viii not fail to meet the wants.
challenge to meet the appreciation of the citizens of vii
lage and county The results Of these purchases may
and judged of the goods coming to hand dafy and
will lie followed by others neccessy shall require
condition Of the market East is sufficient guaranty of the
favorable range Of prices at which these purchases have been
is the chief desiie Of those making them.
GROCERIES.
n this department the establishment will be well sup
piled with general and choice selection of goods as can be
ound in the county.
WOODEN WARE,
Consisting of Pas Tubs Wash Boards Sugar Tubs Mons
Brooms, Butter Lades Rolling Pins, &c, &c.
WILLOW WARE.
In large variety, such Clothes and Market Baskets oeug
Dining and sitting Ch irs e children, Bugges 65
Hobby Horses, Hand Sleds, orths Boy;
Berlin Baskets for the Ladies'
In the Dry Goods Line, may found assortment Of DO
nestle Goods Sheeting Srug TicSng Denins Prints &c
PROVISIONS.
This is trade to which special attention will he given both in
The purchase and sale. Win keep constantly band full
stock Of Flour Feed Pork Fish, salt together with Water
Cement, Cured Hams and Shoulders, for family &c
Daily supplies Of Fresh Can Oysters both Fair Haven and
Baltimore Picked CLANS and Oysters Lobster and Sauces
Small Dealers furnished with fresh supplies on liberal terms
Ash tabula- Dec. LIST, 1853 Al