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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16
February 3, 1859.
No 19-AN ACT

Nol9-AN ACT
To amend the l3sth section of AN act Of the
Jurisdiction aud Procedure before Justices
Of the Peace, aud of the duties of Constable
in Civil Courts passed March IA 1883
Section /. BE il enacted by the General As.
semJty Of The Stale of Ohio. That section one
hundred aud thirty of the act aforesaid be
amended so as to read as follows section 80.
The officer shall, within ten days after receiving
the writ execute the same by restoring the
plaintiff to the possession Of the premises, aud
shall levy and collect the costs, and make re-
turn as upon other executions If the officer
shall receive a notice from the justice that the
proceedings have beel stayed by the filing of 1
a petition in error and undertaking, required by
law, in the Court OF Common Pleas, he shall
Immediately delay all further proceedings upon
the execution, aud if the premises have been
restored to the plaintiff he shall Immediately
place the defendant in the possession thereof,
aud return the writ, with his proceedings aud
costs taxed thereon.
Sec 2. That original section number one
numbered and thirty.eight be and is hereby re-
pealed aud this act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOoDs,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March s. 1857.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

IrLUsrRATKD WEBSTER I'VE learn from the
Springfield Rcfubiiean that pictorial edition
of webster's Dictionary Is forth coming, and
that orders for IL are rapidly accumulaiing
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

~ TIE pgoaised war ia Europe is deferred
By the ieaFs OF the crowned heaAG They unite
IN peace Congress 10 settle tbek difficulties
without the dangerous appeal TO aEmE Pow
der aud ball ara democratic agitatOra Hbich
epDrls and enperors hosilais 10 embrace.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

SKUNK SK1Ns.-The N. Y. Journal of
Commerce, says The principal markets are
Russia and Turkey, though some are sent
to Germany, where they are sold at large
profit. as the fur Of the genuine "6sher."
The black skins are valued the most, and
during the past winter the market price has
been as high ss 81 per skin. while mottled
skins brought only 10 cents. These prices,
however, have recently deprecated consid-
erably, on account of the immense exporta-
ton. Upwards of $4,000 of these skins
have been shipped from this city alone
within the past two months, and one firm in
Maiden Lane have now on hand $4,000
ready for shipment. These are designed
for the LeipSic sale, Leipsic being, next to
NovgOrod, IN Russia, the most important
fur entrepot in Europe. The first ntima,
tion received in this market of the value of
this new description of fur, came from the
Hudson's Bay Company, which having ship
ped few to London at a venture, found
the returns so profitable, that they immedi.
ately prosecuted the business OH an extern
sive scale ; aud now so large has been the
expectation, that glut in the market is
anticipated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

&zr Later Mexican news afirms that our
Anistsr had recognized the Juarez Government
On the I'd Cen DsgOlladO attacked the capital,
bat unsaecessGalg. Five hundred were said
TO have been killed on each side. Miramon was
at Orizaba.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

~ Tammany Hall N. Y. tho old wIgwam
OF Democracy, is for sale, furniture, liquor 50.
chems, fixtures, General Committee, sud good
will
ag- The Greost U'esi is furnishing potatoes
for some IS cents per bushelI while in Counec.
ticut their is said to he no eud TO the supply oI
the best varieties at so cents
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Nrw YOsK MAnnEr-Apri 10.

FLOUR-Stae and western steady and UNCHANGED sale,
SO0 bbs s S545 90 for Supens state 5O6l6 a for eI
trA stA lO15 " supohne western Soc " for common
% good extra western round hOoR Ohio closing steady.
Canada quiet, 50Q6 40
WhEAT-here active and unchanged GaIes 1900 bus
~ ior white Kentucky 50 for white Michigan 4Oal a.
al 45 for winter red western IS for unsound Chicago
COkN-Heavy saes 1900 bushels sOkG1s7 for new yell
cru mixed western s..
BIZ F1ER-Dull at 8kaI2
CHEES E-Qulet At Solo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

FARE REDUcED.-The Fare between Cleve-
land and New York, via Cleveland & Pitts
burg Railroad, has been reduced to Sll 50, al
which price hrOugh tiokets are sold. This is
the only route by which through tickets are
sold al 50 low rate. The fare on the n Y.
& Erie road from Dunkirk 10 y. York is 81 60
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

ns- The President has ordered Mr.. Bull oI
Pennsylvania one Of the speal agents dismissed
by Mr.. Holt as useless, TO be restored.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

ArrHrciArve. notwithstanding tho pro.
slavery hilaiuasiou of ihe soeth, and the
prevalence of that vehement aud intolerant 'eel-
ing that would crush out everything Of an M
uympathizing nature, aud lull itself into The de
lusion that the sentiment which stands II anIag
onism to slavery. is but temporary aud evanes-
cent there is an occasional sober survey of lacls
aud deductions which tally with truth, aud the
progress OF the aye, The following quotation
FROM the Louisiana Cosricr, Is Of this character,
and the honesty oud frankness with which 1t is
expressed, is vredi,able to the authorship, aud
ought not to be loet upon some of our northern
friends, who, while they deny any pro-sIavery
procliyities, are never heard to raise note in
condemnation Of its evils, or admit the fact o
is growing unPopuIarity, but are every ready fol
a ehuckle at any temporary apparent advantage
gained II reasons thus:
"1'he result of the recent elections in the
North, the legislation of Northern States,
the increasing numbers and hourlNhing con
dliiou OF Northern papers lnculeallng AhO
litiUn doctrine, the vast increase OF AbUll
liUn publications of periodical or bool
form, the steady incursIOn Of Anti-Slayerl
tenets upon all Northern religious organi
cations, and many Kindred facts, prove tha
Abohtionism is now in the same stead.
course OF progress that it has held from th
beginning. Extraordinary circumstance
may have given to political Ab9lilionism ,
temporary strength which perhaps cauno
be held under the influence Of reaction
but the steady growth Of that fanaticisn
aud Its firm hold upon the Northern peopl
leave us little to hope for on that score
| A hnlitinnisnn is moi hncn vinr y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

1s- No dispatches have been received con-
hruing the Paraguay peace news, but it is ac-
cepted as true by the Administration The
outfit Of the expedition Gusts million, aud Lo-
PEE compromises tue demands against him Tor
S35 OUO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

The Wheeling Virginia, republicans have
formally invited the national reput lcan com
nitlee TO hold the next national convention Of
the party in that town.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

LORD Lyons, the successor to Lord Napier as
minister at Washington, from the court OF st.
james, arrived at Annapolis on the 9TH ins:., in
the English irigate Curacao. Lord Napier was
expected to leave Washington for New York,
On the 18th, and thence proceed to Annapolis
TO embark on the Cuaracoa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

A Boston divine discourses elOqaentIy upon
the subject Of patriotism. aad reeonmends
thata chair should be established In all our col
leges 70 educate editors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

tmakuros.--1i is understood that the Cab
lnes have unanimously agreed ON strong mea.
sArt por the solution Of The Nicaraguun en-
sauNlemeni, AND the Paraguay squadron will bs
employed 10 force the reinstatement Of oul
transit righia The American mails and pap
rrnsen will, if necessary, be protected IRON ses
% Eea, and uhiil guarantees can be Ob'uiued
from Nicaragua. the Administration determined
20 keep the route open.
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THE CossEcricur ELscrIoS S--The cities and
large towns Of Couueciicut ure generally against
the Republicans Both the extremes Of social
clsihkatlou--ibe rich, conservative dons, aud
the isnorant prcjadiced aud vicious foreisners---
are ioaud iu such places IN greater proportion
than in the country towns aud meet together on
a cOmmon platform aud common principle at
the ballot.boxcs, and put in their votes side by
eide for the gross msterialsm represented by
the democracy. Wealth aud poverty in ex-
treme, tsud to the Same result the corrupting
influences Of the one condition and the debasiug
effect Of the other span the circle. aud come
around TO the common brotherhood Of passion
and selhshness.
In manufacturing village near Hartford, a
Jealous democratic sehoulmasier devoted bis
evenings, for some time oerUre the late election
20 the instruction Of company of lrishmen, Ia
order to fit them to become democratic voters
Alter getting them educated up to the require
ments Of the siaiute--tO be able to read the
constilution--he took them to Hartford and had
/ them naturalized, and relied with great cou6
deuce on their voting "the right ticket, Whei
election day came, however, the schoolmaste
was puzzled and mortified TO see nearly all hi
hopeful pupils vote the Republican ticket. "Tht
cusses," he said had turned against him, afte
he had spent more than hundred dollars oil
them" The incident shows the perils OF educa
ton to tie democratic party.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

- Two girls passed through Providence,
Ill, a lew days since OF their way to Pixies
Peak with an OK Team.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

To BE ExPELLED-Iexasp pap rs give partic-
ulars Of the proceedings of several meetings re-
Gently held in Tannln county for the purpose of
taking measures TO expel the meuibers vi the
Methodist Church North, who are accused ul
being AbOliliUnisls. AT oDe meeting CON-
mitiee OF fifty was appointed 10 wait on Bishop
Jayne with warning. They performed their
deity Ou q Sunday while the Bishop was engaged
in the morning service ia the church.
1t was also resolved thai the Methodist church
North could not be tolerated in Texas, aud
that il must be put down il neressary.
DKY GooDs.-There is a steady but modeE-
ate business III plain aud black silks, with 4
large one IN fancIea Dress goods are much
wanted, but the supply Is large. Ribbons are
more Sctive at prlvate sale they are in good
demand for trimmings The sales Al auction ol
Frencheilks have been very considerable, and
prices are well sustained. French light shawls
sell quick. In dUuiestic goods We observe
better supply OF heavy cotton fabrics, with
some decline Of prices. Prints are in fair re-
quest, with good supply and under eompe-
tition from English prints, Of which there have
been large impOrtaiiobs this spring ln wool
eas fancy eassimeres are in moderate request
Cotton goods and fabrics Of wool and cotton
mixed, are selling well, especially for the coun
try trade. There is a very great demand fol
cotton TO mix with wool. which make together
q good cheap article. Cloths move slowly.
" T. Independent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

New York PoLITENEss.-Th New York
man is always gallant given to too pro-
louged stare, perhaps, when pretty face
framed in pretty bonnet passes him. But
this may be forgiven, when he nearly breaks
his neck for every woman who gets iuto / he
same omnibus, trying to hand up her fare,
counting her change carefully, rising to
close or opea a window for her, or Offering
to change seats with her when this is i'm
practicable, and the SUM- or wind, or rain,
incommode her have seen them good
naturedly jump from the omnibus, with II
parcel some lady had left, aud then return
10 it, out of breath perhaps. but pleased
and happy to have rendered this service. -
| have seen them rise often, when two la
dies came in together, and take a seat ia
another place that companions need not be
separated. Therefore, ladies, do not grudge
such chvalric gentleman q look at your
bright faces, jealousy pulling down 'those
odlOus veils," nor be chary of the smile aud
bow which should always reward a kind
act. Let the gallant New Yorker, and all
other gallant men, who are kind, courteous
and respectful TO women, receive always
your smiling thanks. FANNY FERN.
According TO Household Words, the emperor
Napoleon looks like this
ale is grzzled. eadaVerous, and lame in
the left hip, aud laboFs TO conceal that last
defect. His walk is awkward. He !turns
out his toes, aud leans heavily on the strong
stick be carries in his well-gloyed hand.-
He is carefully dressed but, though bis
coat fits him very accurately, he has moth
ing Of the air of perfectly dressed man.
His figure is not improved by the cuirass
which his coat will not conceal. Every
step he takes Is studied. while his eye scans
every passer-by with look which has some
Thing uncnpny In its expression"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

TEE SIckLEs case is drawing its slow length
along and the conclusion Will be. as generally
expected. al aequittal The testimony, soue OF
it. at least. is Of disgusting nature. Of this
class is Mrs. SIS confession, which has been in
trodueed and hen ruled out. The question has
been bruited, whether the antecedenls and past
history Of the parties should be laid bare. but
this we believe. has been abandoned, as likely
to reach iresides of other and unsupported par
ties
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

CRoPs.--The N. Y. Tribune counsels tie
agriculturists Of the country to put in all the
grain they can do justice 10 the present spring
on the ground Of the present limited supply oI
bread stuffs, and the inevitable certainty Of a
] European war. It's views with respect to the
forth coming crop of winter wheat is sustained
by the sentiment in this section, farmers feeling
high degree OF encouragement at the prospect
of remuneration for their labors
The Chicago Daily Press states that on Mon
day of last week there was exhibited on Change
samples Of the growing wheat of that section
OF the State OF Illinois, known as Egypt The
stalks were on an average, about 80 inches in
length. The Press states that all along the
Illinois Central Railway from Centraha to Cairo,
the wheat looks splendid, and that for twenty or
thirty niles back, good breadth of land
was sown, and farmers expect much heavier
yield than last year
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

~ A Cincinnati shopkeeper advertIsss "la-
dies gaiters that are mneh admired by gentle.
meD"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

CLEvELVND AND DErhoIT. steamers
Ocean aud Moy Queen, commenced their regular
trips between these points, leaving Cleveland
every evening at o'clock, on Monday evening
last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

aD- PsImsrstou has come 70 the aid OF the
English MINISTERS. and will break thsir fall on
,hs reform qnsssion Tho defeat o. the blli y
|eenetdsd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

PRo1REss--CoMPLExioN OF THE Next House..
The Connecticut and Rhode Island elections
insure q complete republican representation in
the next congress from New England for the
frst time, and also leaves little doubt of the
control Of the House by the republicans. Count
ing the anti-LeeOmpton democratic members,
who we're elected mainly by republican voters,
and have separated themselves completely from
the democratic party, on that side, the epubli-
cans have now llS members elected or only
one less than a majority. Minnesota hus two
members to elect, for whom the republicans
have the better chance aud though no direct
assistance can be counted Oh from the slave
states. Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, Virgil
MIA and North Carolina promise half a dozen
and are likely to elect two or three, whig or op-
position member who, as between The demU-
Gratis and the republicans will not hesitate to
yield the organization to the latter. The anti
Lecompton democrats counted with the ll9
republicans are only these--all tried aud 10 be
depended upon, We believe :-Horace f. Clark,
John b. llaskin, and Jorn II. Reynoles of New
York, Garnett b. Adrian aud Jelur II. Riggs
OF New jersey, John Hickman OF Pa, and ohm
g. Davis OF Indiana.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

asr Solon Robinson recently presented some
wine to his friends in Cincinnati which was drank
and highly praised, after which he assured them
that it was made from the juice Of rhubarbr
(pie. plant at the rate of 500 gallons per acre
i'm WISCONSIN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16
THE NEw-YoRK STORE

Sherif's Sale of Personal Property.
SHERIFFS SALE OF PERSONAL
~ PRoPERTY-AshtabuA Common Pleas Oct. Term, 1857.
Charles Brudbuu,
against Order Of Sale
Andrew Lagrange. ct al
BY virtue Of order Of SALE issued on raid Court
in the above 10 directed will offer for BY way
Of public auction, at the
Residence of AWdrew Lagrange,
in Pymont Ashnbua County and IN the State of Ohio
Thursday. the 2lSt day of April. 4 D. 1859,
between o'clock Of said day. the follow
ing described Personal operty, to wit
One horse lumber wagon,
/ Sled Wond,
Calves,
Grey Horte.
] Cow.
stak af hay, supposed 10 contain tens.
sleigh or sled, and
single harness.
wM HENDRY sheriff.
April irt, 1850. 2t4s5 sl,ES
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16
A HARD IIIr.-'rhe Albany Evening jon,

A HARD IlIT.-'rhe Albany EUeniag Jour
nal says
Under its new prospectus, the name Of
the Washington Union is to be changed l."
"The Constitution" This is after the
fashion of Pirates, who hoist the Alg o.
the nation they mean to plunder. Uude,
its former title, the paper has done its best
to distract and divide The Union, and un
der the latter, we suppose, it will pervert
and assail the Constitution.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

The republican majority in Michigan at the
judicial election on the 4Ih, was about 10000.
Al least Rve-sixths OF the counties went repub.
can--usually, by Increased majorities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16
March 5. 1857.

AUDIToR's OFFICE Ashtabula Co,
JEFFERSON April 9th, 1859.
hereby certify, That have compared the
foregoing laws with authenticated copies from
Secretary of State and find them correct.
j. U. A. BUSHNELL County Auditor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16
Expensive legislation.

When the Ohio legislature was Oh the eve Of
adjournment last week Monday bill was pend
ing for leasing the Canals Of ihe State. and
which had just been introduced. 1t was read
at the clerks desk in the House, amended as
far as possible, sent up to the Senate, and there
further amended. For this purpose the session
was extended two days. but such are the habits
Of tie dominant party that the bill was taken
Oh trust by them aud put through under the
previous question-every Republican but one
in both branches protesting by their votes,
against such hasiy legislation when so great On
interest as our Public Works we're to he cared
for. The bill intended TO appropriate S4i 500
for the southern division Of the canals. to be
expended in case they were not leased but, in
engrossing and enrolling tho bill, tine sum is
changed to 81 800 and there is now a proba-
biity that an extra session will have to be called
TO appropriate the forty thousand dollars emit
ted in the haste. The Sub-Treasury will moi
allow the State officers to appropriate this forty
thousand intended to have been placed at the
disposal of the Board-aBd the action Of Leg
isature on the oyerdraft of last summer will
deter a repletiOn, though it would save to the
State half a million An extra session will
foot up for the tax payers about $4,000, al
item that will 60 far to convince them that De
moeratic Legislation is unpalatable to the people
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

BRcruER ALLEN made US a call on Tuesday
morning last, and looked as hale as if the labors
OF legislation were pretty well wiihstOod. So
with our Hon. friend CADwnL- with whom we
spent passing moment. at Jefferson. on Mon.
day last. The fact is. we suppose, these black
Republican Senators aud Representatives bad
little 70 hope for from the majority in the way
Of favor or support of any thiIg that they might
propose. and the task Of watching, aud heading
of the iniqnities eoncoeted by that majority,
was comparatively easy task. OF course they
could not do otherwise than sit till their numer
ical masters those 10 slip the treasury teat, ard
yield to the cOmpanctions, which, we are told
does make towards Of as GH, Ioeo's not excepted,
And 10 Difference TO their constituents. seek their
homes. Though il may be grieVons TO see the
indasrence- recreancy--io the public welfare
yet being free from responsibility. the task Of I
member Of minority is comparatively eass
oss. This. no doubt. accounts Tor The bale sn'
happy appearance Of our members.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

| SORGHUM CULTuRE.-Tbe number of acres o
land devoted TO the cultivation Of Sorghum in
Muscatne county, Iowa, last season, was l29-
The number of gallons of molasses produced
was 9 S6T
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-16

THE OBERLrS RESCUE CASE, at Cleveland, is
going through the forms and chicauery OF law,
but eciting no new reatures. aud enlisting but
a moderate share Of attention There are no
means drawn from the developments Of its pro-
gress to afford glimpse at the result A
shrewd guess, however may he ventured. that
the government will hardly let slip so glorious
a chance Tor giving 0berlin blow, that, while
it SETS all slavery-dom into chuckle. will have
an intimidaling effect upou its opponents In
this, however, the government will reckon with
out its host, as no Incarceration or fine, or form
seated and eternal hostility in the public mind
against the Fugitive Slave Law and IFS uuhallow
led provisions.