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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
The Constitution and Union,
One and Inseparable,
mo" eE5 ToREVER.
Stock of New Goods in partio'lar.

WTE would respectfully announce to call
w the World and the rest OF Mankind" that now
receiving the Extensive and Best Stocks Of Goods
to be found III the County, whsh prepared to sell at
the Lowest Possible Prices for Ready Pay, terms 70
prompt paying customers
Call and look, and DO not satisfy you, It will not b
Our fault
kinds OF Staple Fancy Goods Domestics Prints Ticks
Stripes Denims Cotton and Wool Fannel Msrinos Deaines
White Goods shawls In fact everything comprised in
plets Stock and at very low prices.
In Boots and shoes we are fully posted having
complete supply both OF Eastern and Custom Work, which
We will sell at prices that defy competition This has been
vorte and leading branch trade for years. and having
experience, know whereof we Affirm.
In Hardware fully stocked with complete
assortment of all kinds Heavy and Shelf Hardware build
err masrA aud Mechanics Tools In this line ask the
attention Of ALL who desire to purchase, believing
make 1t for your interest to give call.
We have full assortment of ron Steel and Nails. Gus
Nails the best made keep but the celebrated
Parker MIL brand.
In Hats and Caps we have one OF the largest Assort
nens ever brought to this market comprising endless
rey of styles and At prices that cannot fail to suit the purse
Of the tightest about town.
In Groceries have ample supply Of the choices
articles in this line
In CrOeery we keep very best quality and styles
both Of the Common Light Blue, and White Granite Wares
In Paints and Oils are better stocked than ever
having both Raw Boiled Lhssed OIL Vanishss Turpen
Hne Lead ground in O from per pound up coOTs
Of all kinds Paint Brushes Yarnish Brushes everything IN
fact in this line, and at the very lowest prices .
window and Wall Paper full stock AlWayI
kept up.
Books, also keep some Of which we use to keep
accounts with friends others out Of which 10 instruct h'
rising generation. s.ul e.
In short have full supply Of all kinds Of Goods, bu
are little short in the money line, for This article ID
MARKET ready 70 receive any amount for which
der equivalent In feeding the hungry Clothing those wS
hare ~Nothing wear and fulfilling The scpturAl inuDs
tion, s0ws No Man Anything" u8a
RsspsetfullJ your 0bedisRi Servants,
Root 4 Morrison.
sspfsastf -, 1867
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Coin WEATHER.-A letter at Denver
City, Dec. 9Th, says that the mercury, on
the Monday evening previous, CONCEALED
at 80 l2 below zero. Liquor froze in
the grog shops, and wine and ale bottles
burst, and an OK froze to death. Two
wolves were driven into town by hunger
and eat two calves tied in stable. The
weather was supposed to be 30 degrees
colder than at any time last winter the
weather changed 80 in the space of 36
hours.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Mrs. Marin, Of Alto, Va, recently sent
strong scoding letter to Lydia Maria
Child, telling her among other things that
no southern lady ought to read line Of
hers or touch a magazine that bears her
name, after her sympathy for Old Brown.
Mrs. Child publishes long reply, in which
she argues the slavery question at length,
and says she has nothing to lose in the pat
ronage of the South, and also adds that
Longfellow, Whittier, and all the literary
celebrities of the country are against slave
ry "the fact is, the whole civilized world
proclams slavery an outlaw, aud the best
intellect of the age is active in hunting it
down"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

UEIoN-SAyISG OF A New STYLE.-The
Union was saved at the annual meeting Of
the New England society in New York, at
the Astor House, but in quite different
style from the performance of the special
nnIon-saVlng meeting Of that city. Sena.
tor Dooittle of Wisconsin declared the
Union could never be peaceaby broken up;
the millions in the Mississippi valley would
never allow the outlet of that river to be
held by any foreign jurisdiction; nor would
they allow the tomb of Washington be on
foreign soil-neVer, though the peace ful
Potomac should run red with the blood Of
traitors Rev. DIR. Bellows also made a
speech on New England character, in the
course Of which he declared the late Union
meeting q tremendous hypocrisy. lie said
the southern men despise us for the hypo-
eFisy which Pretends To respect and lore
slavery as a system. The majority in this
country is not TO be frightened out of its
constitutional rights.
A Union meeting at Washington was
broken up because it proposed to denouncs
the southern disuuiOnists, as well as north,
ern fanatics. Saving the Union in thai
way was voted to be entirely ont OF order
At Newark, N. j. where the resolutions
we're "soundly democfatic.7 and iuhered tc
the bersel Of the only party that holds
fosters and breeds ayowed disDDonists, tb,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
ASHTABU LAi
Saturday Morning, Deer 81. 1863.
0Hio LEoisLAFURE--The Legislature Of this
State commences its session on Monday next
Cosonrss "A delivery Of the Presidents


CoSoREss.---A delivery Of the Presidents
Message has at length been effected but the la
bors Of the accouchment have been protracled
and tedious. and the delivery somewhat ir-
regular one, as the House is not yet organized,
and the bantliug might as we'll, so far as the
character and authority Of that body is con-
cerned, have been made TO see the light N the
old wigwam Of Tammsny Hall, or in the midst
Of The annual session Of the N. York Tract So
ciety. The announcement of its delivery, was
made some days since but from the indifference
with which it is regarded, nobody has TAX
en- the trouble to place it 70 the hands Of
The people, so that up to this time-Thurs-
day Doon--we had DO evidence of its advent
but a meagre, and as usual, 30 far as the
tslegraphic manipuiations are concerned-mis-
cradle synopsis Of It, Nobody seems to care a
sue for it, aud our Cleveland daily cotemporar-
fies refuse an hours anticipation Of their regu-
lar issue to give it to their readers. Alas, the
fabled sweetness Of the notes of the dying swan,
has lost its charm. We shall publish it, or SO
much of it as may appear Of interest, next week.
The proceedings Of the House since OUT last,
have been as much like the previous weeks oil
the session, as poor human nature could be ex.
pected to make them. The dissolution strain has
tagged somewhat, from shear exhaustion, and
the temper of the House is as mnch improved
as the patient who settles down uBder the jadd-
ing purgation of ipecac
A Mr. Farnsworih of Chicago-republican
--eould stand it no longer, and was constrained
against the wishes of almost the entire republi-
can side of the House, to ventilate his oratorical
powers He did not seriously compromise the
party, but put his sbortsighteduess in a little
holder relief than more prudent men might de-
sire. The ballotiugs, we believe, have reached
something over a score, and Sherman falls four
short of an election. A member from Virginia,
known as Extra Billy" Smith, from his extra
earnestness on q former occasion to pluck the
public goose put the question to the House if
they would vote for a murderer duplicating
constructively Mr.. Sherman in that category.
Mr.. Sherman promptly met the charge, aud the
gentleman lodged.
Mr. Houston of Alabama, on Tuesday pro-
posed to elect, by resolution, d temporary
Speaker for ten days, ia order TO pass the Post
Office Appropriations, and then choose a per
manent occupant Of the Office, The Republi-
cans said they were ready to agree to the pro-
posal. if the blank in the resolution should be
filed with the name Of John Sherman. The
proposal was not pressed.
The Union was saved, on the floor of the
House on Monday last, by the introduction of
egg nog from Virginia. There is nothing like
this for healing such bleeding wounds as exhibit
their ghastly proportions in the national capi-
toL Railways Ready Relief is nothing to it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

The New Y York Express learns that Senator
Douglas is far from being we'll man, and his
permanent recovery is very remote if not donbt-
ful. His purpose Of going TO Florida is pre-
vented by his inability to travel at present, tho
it is his purpose to go South as soon as he is
strong enough.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

The Virginia Legislature has adopted res
olutons, upon the reception of flag from
the Philadelphia Union meeting, express
ing gratitude to the heroic band of north.
era conservatives, "who have so long main
tained an unequal conflict with the assail.
ants of our rights and the enemies of our
peace.n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Right from the jaws of Death
Rushed the mad section-ists-
Wretched dissectonists,
All out of breath.
Letting the fee go, down to the depot
Rushed they-three hundred
Medical sawbones all
Needless of jawbones all
Thinking of rawbones all
Course the North" was their cry
Theirs not to reason why,
But like young colts to shy,
Lest the grim ghost Of Brown
Tumble the Union down
Oh, funny three hundred !
Duns to the right Of them
Urging the fiji ght of them !
Landlords to left of them,
Laundresses 'reft of them,
Debit-ties sundered
Warrants pursuing them,
SherfS undoing them
Thus rushed the secessionists,
Rabid processionists-
Funny three hundred.
Grinned the Professors phiz {:
IupllS sole loss IL is
Paid was the entrance fee,
No more their gold they'd see,
Would the three hundred.
Disunion in college,
Confusion of knowledge,
Misusion Of porridge
Was well for forage,
Had fathers not wondered
Flashed the parental damns
Senatorial kilograms
(Hnting at youthful shams)
From Washington thundered
Yet since Ossawatemie
Northern phlebotomy
Lures like 'jack-o lights"
Over the border bogs
So the pill Jacobites
Physicked the Quaker dogs
Doses-three hundred
Why have we wondered
That thus they have bluudered
Three hundred burning
For Southern learning,
Thinking that black letter
Was better, far BETTER
Than free press and speech
Which Northern Professors teach.
So the train thundeIed
North keeps the rich fund
They go to Richmond
NJ. D.-less three hundred Hans.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

How THE DoUGHFAcEs ARE SNUBBED.-There
are twenty-six Northern Democrats in the
House, says the Leader, who represent at least
two thirds of all the Democratic voters in the
Union. Do Southern Democrats vote for any
one Of them for Speaker Not a bit of it.
They pass by one and all with contempt aud
vote for DO man who does not own and drive
human chattels. Even when the party broke
to fragments GU Bocock, aud McClenand Of
Illinois, got few votes, they were all thrown
by Northern Democrats SO when a move
ment was made 10 favor of John G.. Davis OF
Indiana, not a southern Democrat could be
brought to his support. They will trust no
man, even the debased Logan, of Illinois, or
Vallandigham, of Ohio, who crawled deeper in
the dust than any Northern member ever be-
fore huIiliated himself The fact has been
demonstrated that Southern Democracy is too
intensely sectional to vote for any man for speak
er who does not breathe the disunon atmos.
phere, and who is not hostile to Northern and
Western interests.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

In the case of VIM H. Gibson, former
ly Treasurer of State, recently tried at Co.
lumbus, the jury, after being out day and
a night, returned verdict of guilty, on
the 22d inst A motion was made by his
counsel for new trial.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Secretary Cobb of the treasury insists upon
it that the members Of the House can draw no
pay until they elect a speaker to certify the cor
rectness of their bills. Col Glossbrenner, the
old democratic seargeabt-at is making
liberal loans to those who are afflicted with i'm
pecuniosiy, and hopes by this attention to make
his reelection sure,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

meeting was oil right, and was permitted TO
go through undisturbCd. The democrats
seem to insist on monopoly both of Union
breaking and Union,saving.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Mr. Treat will perform Dr. Pomeroy's duties
as secretary of the Home department of the
missionary board for the present.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
NEM ADYERTINEMENTS.
Probate Notice.
Probate Notice.
A LII Persons Interested will Take Notice
IA that the following Accounts Of Executors. Adminsra-
IaaanL ~ A.lL LII. IL.

Probate Notice.
A LII Persons Interested will Take Notice
That the following Accounts Of Executors, Adminsra-
tors aud Guardians have been filed In the Office Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Ashtabna County Ohie, and the same
will remain on file subject to exceptions, until
the 3lst day Of January next,
when they will be examined and if approved will be admitted
TO accord.
First Account
orc B. custin Administrator of Beniumin Cusn, deceased
OfA J. s. Barnes Administrator Of Abner Bowe, deceased
Third .9cconnt
OF Zaxie C. Hills, Guardian Of Olive D. Hills.
Seventh Account
OfE c. Root and H. L. Morrison Executors Of E. Barnes did
First, and Final account.
OF fChale A. Camp, Of the Administrators Of ozas Camp
OfE. N. Stevens, Executor of j. B. Fonst deceased.
OF Jason Turk Administrator of Amira Turck deceased
Final Account
OF c. G. Dbbe and Melvin Bardeen, Executors Of Luther
Of John Corley Ou Administrator Ralph Coreyou deceased
OF Wm H. Morley, Administrator Of Ava Burt deceased
HENRY FAssETT, Probate Jndge
Jefferson, December So 1853. It52a
sheriH's Sale Of Goods and Chattels.
.4shtaJuia Common Pleas Oct Term 1853
A'''lns' S' Barber r.pai and Fl ro.
Lewis Padden and others.
by Virtue of writ of VcaditiOue Fieri
~ Faoias duly issued from said Court in the above case
to me directed, will offer
For Sale at Public Auction, at the
Residence of Lewis Padden,
in Monroe, Ashtabula County. Ohio, Thursday the
18th day of January 1860,
between the hours eflO and o'clock of said day, the follow
described Goods and Chatte to wit One Bay Stallion,
years old One Bay Gelding Horse years old One Two
Horse Buggy, and one set Oft rucks.
2t523$l 81 WM. HENDRY, Sheriff.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Two thousand persons gathered at the funer-
al of Edwin Coppic, one of the victims of the
Virginia gallows, which occurred at Hanover
Ohio, on the 18th. 1t was conducted according
to the Quaker forms.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

~ Hon. URr SEaLEY, of Painesyille, has
addressed private note through the press, to
the editor of the Richmond Whg, offering to
deliver Hon. J. r. Giddings at Harpers Ferry,
on condition that the $4,000 offered be first
deposited in the Geauga Bank at Painesville
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

JUsTIcE WAS DECEIVED. man named
Cotterrill has been pardoned out Of the
Penitentiary after years Of Imprisonment,
it being proved that he was entirely limo.
cent of the crime charged upon him. He
was convicted of arson in Washington
County, and it has since been discovered
that he was falsely sworn against by inter
ested parties. Col. Journal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
The Senate Invsstigating Committee.

The Senate Committee TO investigate the
Harper's Ferry fright Of Virginia &C., has sent
O. S. Jones, Doorkeeper Of the Senate, to Tex
as, for Richard Realf the ex-Secretary of the
John Brown Provisional Government It sp-
pears that Realf some two months ago deliver
ed lecture at Austin, Texas, where he has
been studying for the ministry, intending to en-
ter the Methodist itineracy, Realf claims to
have renounced abotionism, and that he had
no correspondence with Brown and bis men Of
ter he left Cleveland for New York, in June,
1858. The Austin Intelligencer states that
Realf has placed himself Internationally at the
disposition of the President of the U. States,
and had also offered to surrender himself to
Gov. Wise, and has notified these authorities
that he will remain at Austin, until their wishes
are known
A Washington letter to the New FORK Tri-
bune says:
understand that Thaddeus Hyatt Of n.
York, President of the National Kansas
Aid Committee w. F. n Army, the Gen
eral Agent of that Committee, (it is said
that the Kearny mentioned in Ger.
rit Smiths letter, and the "W. f. Mean
sey" mentioned by Richard Realf, should
be Judge w F. NJ Army, of Anderson
county, Kansas;) Gen. S. G. Pomeroy of
Atchison; Gov. G. Robinson; Martin F.
Conway, the General Agent of the Emf
grant Aid Society at Lawrence, Kansas
Capt, j. Montgomery, and Augustus Wat
ties Of Linn County, win be summoned TO
anpear as witnesses Leforc that Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

free Of ccsti Nicaragua which demonstrated
advantages over Tehuantepec, h alvo frec--as
also Is Panama. with It's established railway aud
organized Iacilhies Bot above al, If we have
four millions to spend on transits, let the money
be devoted toward the projected great railway
through our own territories to the Pacific.
The only really Ostute provision IN the re-
ported new treaty is the appropriation of two
millions Of the fuur 10 the payment of Ameri-
can claims against Mexico. The President has
rightly anticipated that the prospect of this
pluuder will raise up powerful lobby in favor
Of the treaty, which will leave no appliance un.
tried TO force its ratification.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

In the New York Post we find the following
Charge Of the Medical Lightheaded Brigade
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

GYRUP-"Drips." -"Drips" pa beau
~ tu clear Syrup the clippings from Loaf Sugar. Any
willing pay One dollar and half gallon, find II
at EDW. II. ROBERTS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

Mr. JoHN S. HERmck, Of Ravenna has
been mentioped in various localities as q
suitable candidate for Clerk to the Senate.
Mr.. Herrick as is we'll known, has been o
straight-out active indefatigabe Republi-
can since the party had being, and he is
of that class of men who do thoroughly
what they undertake. Mr. II. is an hon
est, straightforward business man, and will
If elected, serve the Senate faithfully.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31
DOCKET DIARIES
Il AND
MEMORANDUM s,
A large assortment for 1850.
At the New Yort Store,

L ETTER PAPER-C and get some
~ Of that SUPERIOR article Of LETTER PAPER and
ENVELOPES, Cheap at
j. f. CHAPMANs
New York Dry Goods and Variety Store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-31

STILL Greater Inducements. A Chance
~ to obtain TWO HANDSOME STEEL ENGRAvINGS
A Beautiful Engraving also as a Premium
70 Subscriberl II
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viii be published about January ls and delivered to sub
seribers Immediately thereafter,
TIHE TIEE on IDuN PPOJVN
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-26

State OF LoulsIana---PaTlsh OF Caddo.
TN DISTRICT COURT-SuCcessiOn of Joshua G.
Il Jones, deceased. Notice is hereby given that ia
cob S. Wise and James A. McRady, executors Of the
last will and testament Of Joshua G. Jones, deceased
have this day filed in the Office of the clerk of said
an and schedule Of debts due by said success
sion and unless opposition be made thereto in thirty
days, the time prescribed by law, the same viii be
approved and made the Judgment Of the court
{ ~ GIVEN under my hand and the seal of said
L. s. court, this 18th day Of December, AID. 1858.
t~~N THOS H. CORBETT,
d15-f9 Dep'y clerk
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For Sale at Public auction.


ON SATURDAY, the 9Th day of February, 1852
" at the Market House. in the town of Shreveport
(fnot previously disposed of private sac) the fol-
loving Lots Of Ground in said town, viz: Lots 4, 5
ma6 IN block 3d. adjoining Col Battles. Lots and
g. block "a, of Travis and Edwards streets
Los Oand H. in block %, on Crockett street, in the
vicinity Of the Railroad. Lots y, 10 and IA, in block
6,on Spring street, near the Ferry Landing and Gross
bayou An undivided half Of lot IA, in block 81, on
ae Levee, adjoining the Warehouse of Messrs. Dunn
4 Richie. Lots Is and IT, in block %, on Travis
street, highly improved. Lot 3, in block 3, with the
Improvements thereon, consisting of comfortable
Dwelling House, with three good rooms and hall, be-
uds kitchen, or three servants rooms and a els
ien all in good condition.
viii sell the above described property, Except the
ias mentoned,) for one-third cash; the balance
credit Of one and two years. And the last above de-
cdbed lot for one-haif cash, the balance on credit
Of SIX and twelve months. Purchasers to give their
notes, bearing eight per cent per interest from
date, and special mortgage, waving the benefit Of
'ppnisemeni, to be retained the property sold to
8clre the payment Of the notes.
Ec!s Ct sale 10 be passed before notary public at
& expense Of purchasers.
Twill also sell Tract of 800 acres of Land, in the
northwestern portion of this parish. Also, Tract
d4 OO acres on or near the Buncombe road adjoining
he Widow Hills plantation. And Tract of $40
acres adjoining the plantation Of Mr. w. w. Harper,
nslr Greenwood. All Of which partially improved
VOe last mentioned having about 400 acres cearedO
and will be sold on reasonable terms
For further particulars, apply to the undersigned,
Fho VIII during business hours be found at his Office
on Market street, Shreveport.
Aec29 J.. g. BEALI,.
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succession Sale.


-.,;,n Of John X. Smith, deceased.
SnGGeessn,TTi TOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-ln
CTAItl; Court. BY virtue Of writ Of sale to me
= DsTlc. H. Honorable District Court Of the Parish
directed Oy p il offer for sale at public auction at the
dGaddo d %'l in the town of Shreveport, parish
.forsssid, ,,n,y tbe 2eta dag of February 1859,
between ~ ~ described property belonging to the
he folow.u Fl Jno. X Smith, deceased, to-wit:
aDor es "a If Land, more or less, in The north
Bgot s.i and the east fractional half ofthe north
ssst quar,s,or If section thirtyve (35,) township
eighteen olssbIe0ne-fosrh cash, and the balance on
Tens = o 5 two aa three years FROM the day Of
ssdlPI Purchasers to give their notes. due as above
% R Bs sasPg !es ai9S. a6d p@ s Day
Osse %lsa Waving thebeaeft of appraiseuent to
ca mos 5 On the property sold to secure TIE pay
Be 3. IsfftB he purchase money t41s 3 Il ,,,,rn
1870
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To the Ladies!

A LARGE assortment Of fine EmbrOideries,
N embracing Collars, UnderseevGs, Bands, Insert
ing, Skirts etc, etc. Also Cross-bar and Jaconet
Musus at New / rleans Prices. Just received direct
from New Y ork, and for sale by A. WINTER,