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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.

On coming into Court, the District Attorney
renewed his motion for continuance, and the
court continued the remaining Rescue Cases un-
til the July Term next
During last week three of the Wellington
men, Wadsworth, Balm and Williams, who had
been out on their own recognizances, were sent
for by the Marshal, and after being labored
with by that gentleman, we're brought up to
the point of Withdrawing their plea of not
guilty, and changing it in fact, but not in terms
to guilty, and we're let off with the light SEN
teuce of "a hours Imprisonment and $40 and
costs.
A letter from Attorney Gen. BLACK, is said
to have been exhibited by Marshal johnson, in-
structing him to resist to the uttermost the
service of any writ of habeas corpus which may
be issued by our State Courts in favor of the
prisoners now enjoying the tender mercies of the
Fugitive Slave Act and the Federal Court in
this city.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

CANALs-The Cleveland Leader says: 1.-THE
April statement shows the total receipts for the
month of April, 1859, to be $23235. Total
disbursements, Sl24,s65 of which S59, 400 was
to cancel Lewiston Reservoir contract, in accord
ance with the act of the last General Assem-.
bly,. The receipts are $3,ls3 less than in April,
1858, and the disbursements were $66,732
Ornafpr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

G$ A correspondent of the St. Louis Re
publican, May 10, gives very dscouraging ac-
counts from the Pixies Peak mines. Large
numbers of miners are returning without means
of subsistence, and it is feared mary will die
from starvation. 1t is thought they will attack
the outgoing trains.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

On Saturday last MATHEW GnLETTE, the
last Of the Wellington portion Of the Rescue
men, left jail, 70 reOn bis family. having acceP-
ted the proposition made by tbs Marshal. when
first committed, 10 give bis word not to escape.
Nat Democrat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

SURaIoAL--The editor Of the New York
Tribune says that IN cnse Of cancer a gentle
man from Illinois submitted to the operation Of
the cutting away Of the entire upper lip, after
which DR. Uarnochau proceeded to make new
lip by cutting in each cheek strip Of the ne
cessary width--of course, leaving Il attached at
the end to the cheek where IL belonged then
he dissected the strips underneath, so as to rem
der them loose and movable and then stretched
them till the ends Of the two met under the
nose where they we're secured. In time the
whole became healed. The new lip was per
feet, even to the vrmilion lining Of the edge,
while the scars Of the incisions in the cheeks
were scarcely perceptible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

Active steps are being taken IN England in
order TO have the Great Eastern ready for sea
BY the latter end Of the month Of July or the
beginning Of August.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14


Wrappers,
Byron Ties, Drawers,
Hats, Caps, suspenders,
Cloves Fine Bosoms.
large variety of Goods too numerous to mention.
TERMS:
Au under Ten Dollars, Cash.
I" ten and under twenty, Sixty DAYS.
" over twenty and under fifty, Ninety days.
" Fifty Dollars, Four Months.
with indorsed paper.
j. A. TALCoTT, Agent.
Ashtabua, May 11th, 1852 490tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

A PROPOSITION FROM BRIGHAM Y YoUNG.--lt is
said that Brigham Young has submitted prop
osition to company Of capitalists to sell all bis
right, title, and interest to Utah Territory, for
reasonable sum of money, and to leave the
Territory within specified time. Some OF the
company are said to be in Washington, con-
suting with the Administration. The matter
has been kept thus far profound secret. They
desire the aid of the Government in carrying
out this praiseworthy undertaking. and it is
highly probable that the Government will lend
them all the aid in its power If it cannot be
effected in any other way, the subject will be
laid before Congress at its meeting.
PIKE's PEAK-THE BRIGHT SIDE AGAIN.-The
late news from Pixies Peak was disheartening.
A St. Joseph's paper gives us something later
and better. 1t states that Mr.. Worries, Cali
fornia miner, had just arrived from the Kansas
gold diggings brin Eing good reports He had
mined in California for ten years, and has been
Ia the vicinity of Pixies Peak since November,
and he states that he prospected all through
New Stockton mines, and found gold everywhere
in abundance. He dug down adistance Of ls
feet, until be came to a solid bed of rock, 6nd-
ing shot gold the entire distance. Mr.. V. states
that he took out as high as $lS in one day. and
the average amount in those diggings was SO,
$40 and Sl2 to the man. At the time of his
leaving, the Mexcans and Indians were the
principal ones engaged in mining, the Ameri-
cans being generally engaged in prospecting
and laying off town sites. He takes back to
the mines so milch cows
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

The Hon. VIM d. Bishop, who represented
the IVth District Of Connecticut in the House
of Representatives until his constituents replac-
ed him with better man and a sOunder patri-
OF. in the person OF Orris s, Ferry. has been
appointed Commissioner OF Patents by the
President, bis claims being considered stronger
than those Of any other bleeding Democrat ?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

THIS splendid young n thorough bred Horse Is
six years old this spring 1 Of jet black color sixteen
hands high, and weighs 3U9 1900 pounds, for speed
style and endurance not surpassed by any other horse
the country.
The BLACK ROVER sired by the celebrated imported
thorough bred horse WILD RovER As trotting horae
has taken II premiums at different societies
where he raised He took prize at Toronto IN 1852 OF
$300me 24O Another at Hamilton of $780, another the
Provincial Show at London ls54-tme 2:3 and 232 He
also took the Grand Presidential Prize Of 81 Detroit
Sept IS55-time, 2;3l 23l, 2:32.
BLACK ROVER is from thorough bred Trmpeter mare i'm
ported from the North of England and sired by Tupeter
and Miss Belvo and by Flying Chider and noted for
her speed and strength and purses of
and So She is the dam Of the young Warrior owned by Mr.
Roswell Wilson, of Hamilton
TERMsS10, $l5 and $25. Owners Of mares, must hear
their risks from accidents. NM. D. ADAMS
Ashtabula Ashtabula Co., Ohio, 1859. 3ts4s9
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A UCTION SALE OF
Ready Made Clothing !

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at his store in Ashta
bua. doors south Of the Fisk House. commencing
Thursday, May 26th, '59, at O'clock. P. M.
and continue from day day until the entire closed
out, consisting of
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MORNINo sEssIoN-FIFrEENTH Day.

On the coming in Of the Court Judge WILL
SON told the prisoner, Mr.. Busbneil, TO stand up
and receive sentence. The Court asked the
prisoner. il be had anything to say why SEN
teBcs should not be prOuBuneed' or any regrets
70 exppess for the crime committed BY hiu~-
Mr. BssAnsil intimased that be had not, aud
thereupOn the court proceeded to read from
manuscript the sentence Of Bushnell as follows:
Tbs idea could not but be suggested that Il
BushneIlhnd expressed regretsi the Judge would
have been oompsIIed'to write his sentence over
agaIn hence the putting Of the question look
ID little faroieak
Judge WILLsoE said
II is at all times disagFeeable and pain.
fol duty for the Court TO pronounce the
sentence and impose the penalty which the
Law demands for its violation. The dis
charge Of this duty is peculiarly painfnl N
dealing with The class Of offenders to which
yon belong, who deem tia praiseworthy
virtue to violate the law, and then seek Its
penalties with exuitatien and defiance.
A man Of youF ialelligeaee must know
thaz The enjoyment Of rational liberty
censea lbs momeni the laws are allewed to
be broken with inpnnisy snd thepeby fail
70 afford any projections to society ;s-ihat,
i the standard Of right is placed aboep
and against the laws Of the land, those'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

EPISCOPAL Of the usual convention
ssrmon, Bishop Eassoarn Of Mass, at the recent
annual convention beId 10 Bosteu, gave charge
to the clergy. in which he spoke at leugth Of
Che remarkable religious awakening Gf the last
year aa carry ing with it evidence Of its divine
origin. During tue year the bishop has cOnse-
Grated churches. organized four parishes or
Gained eve priests and ono descon, and cou'
Ermed 929 persons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

From WASHINGTON Foreign dispatches con-
firm the statements of the English papers that
Lord Derby repudiates Ouseley's Nicaragua
treaty. for not conforming to the original under
standing with the Government here, by which
the Musquito Protectorate was to be reIinqush-
ed simultaneously, and the Bay Islands receded.
New negotiations are to be Immediately under
tak,p
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THE TROTTING STALLION
BLACK ROVER,

win stand the ensuing at the following sstables
Tuesdays, at Jefferson
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Fisk House, Ashtabula.
Fridays, Saturdays Mondays J. B. Perces Austinburg
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DANIEL. r. sICKLEs The
pnlv veratitn edition In pauuIet forr for sale the
Doek store Of NJ q, DICK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

Mass MEErINe.-A call, signed by 500 Of
the citizens of the Reserve, for a mass meeting
at Cleveland, on Tuesday the Oath inst, of the
foes of slavery and despotism, is published in
the Herald of Thursday. We look for re-
snpnSe to that call
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-14

WAR BEGUN.--By the arrival of the Anglo
Saxon at Quebec and the Adelaide at St. John,
we have, says the New York Tribune, the in
telligence of another weeks rumors and events
in Europe. The most important statement Of
ALL is, that hundred and twenty five thousand
Austrans have crossed the Ticino, without fur
ther particulars. Supposing this to be true, and
it is no wise improbable, the war has in fact
been commenced though the news brought by
the Anglo-Saxon rather indicated that at last,
Louis Napoleon had carried his first point and
that the hostilities which seemed on the point
Of breaking out, had at least been postponed
The gist of this news is that contained at the
very close of the Anglo-Saxons dispatch. 1t
is stated that Russia, instead OF standing aloof
like England, has entered into On alliance offen-
sive and defensive with France and is to bring
four corps into the field, two on the Austrian,
and two on the Prusian frontier We are not
told the precise extent of this alliance, nor how
far movement on the part Of Austria against
Sardinia would be considered by Russia an at
tack on France but the idea of Russian ar
my crossing the Hungarian frontier not for the
purpose of suppressing insurrection, but to drive
the Austrian armies out of it, must be decided
cooler to any military movement on the part Of
the Austrans against Sardinia.
Later By the Persia.
The Liverpool Herald says Modena and Par
ma have declared for Sardinia
The London Times reiterating its former
statement, says that the advance post of the
Austrian Army crossed the Ticeno on the 26th,
and took position on the enemy's territory, and
the main army crossed the goth. By all ac-
counts the Austrians had determined on a vigor-
Gus movement, and there can be but little doubt
but that they are desirous of striking a blow
before the French troops can reach them.
The war enthusiasm is increasing in France.
Paris is in state of high excitement.
The French were unprepared for the hidden
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From Rev. Mr. McMuen, Pastor of Roberts Chapel.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. g, 1857.
Dr. RoBACKDesr SirI have your Blood Purifier for
affection, from which have suffered much times
While is pleasant to the taste It certainly has happy effect
upon the Please accept my thanks for your kind
CARDS, and believe Yours, J. W. T. McMULLEN.
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WHOLESALE SHOE TRADE.
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DoO1S, SHOES, TRUNKS. PAPER, As.
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nessa'P under the ssyle and 1rm of 20
AcPAeeters 4 GAiselin.
s; ana w,! e"cne The whoe.ss Gmesry and c"mmisas
Wharf ~ '' - "s' "s''''' 0"' """
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we Ses to e. attention to above notices and 10 sss,
c"ntnnance Ut the favor extended to the old Ksu.
snam keeP always on hss full and we'll selected
stuck Of q, !:,.tI article: e! in The
which will sell the accommodating terms and
.ll c.ns'snmen's of Flssr. HIsst O~s Cilss, Nsssi
Oes or other articles Of pruee sh. have Sesi and
NePHEETERs GHlsEI. n.
Wills Wharf
NoF"'k, August ., 1853 Ss-iI
FALL 1883.
HAMILTON ,!!,I!!! 4 GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEFS.
RE rsE PREPARED to oder On III. m;, s.-o'.b'. terms.
"A to "hote@"k Bsyers. large Stick Of
Foreign and Donessic Dry (:ovds,
Selected with yrrai care for tho
FAN asd Winter Trade,
which, fr variety. beauty. and its adaptation to the
S0RTH.cAROILXA.
will be fund secund to none.
Buyers Um all seciiuns invited esasp and ,s;d
examination o' our STICK. prices; &c.
September Z. 1873 ~
WM. PERClVAL.
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Ralei,h, N. c.,
IL the ARCHITECTURAL LINE WILL. FURNISH
Designs for Churches. Public l,ad nxs Town Hns.S.
S"res Villas. &c. &C. with full practical wokne Drsv
ings. Specifications ond Supesinsrn,l.nrr
In the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. is psryarra
with cOMpiete set of Field Instruments and ess~rn
assistants :" survey. ese and make estimates Csa.is
k.r,sds. Rrider> Drainage nf Farm lands. supply ssys
Of same, and snperinisud their Cons; rucii.u.
~! variety II compleie of plans far Churches,
Public Baidinss villas, Farm Cottages. Bridges Ae, can
BE- ut b,s 0tfcr.
4idd'e.s Essr l"6, RsieigA.
June IA, lSiO. 81 II
MRS. GRISWOLD'S HOTEL.
G0LDSB0R0', u. c.
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GoixG SOUTH e.
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o" GtsL fa0, Gss.I R.as, and every CSsst That ess
be had.
s9- An addition of Sttsss Large. CamErsabsr, aud
well Furnished E.nss, renders il eomplese - ss,sk
lishmeut in the State.
Meals Ready o. the Arrival Of The Cam.
N The ATLANTIC AND N0srs-CAxouxA kAa RoAS
tSundsys excep,ed)
feoruary u. 1852. xs-ly.
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Cures Guaranteed.
ND CInPT()N HAS DIS(,OyERE.

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
ID the last wear a new remedy for CANCER-purvly
vegetable and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
viii not be required pay ANYTHING until cure is effected.
uss cas that have been rendered incurable at least
doubtful, BY the Use Of Mineral p"sons. lie also treats
sca tumors disease Of the truat, rheumatism, nervous
Affections &c.
PAMPHLETS containing testimonials Of the highest char
,cter forwarded to any that may wish them.
Address ]. A.. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala
March IT, 1855. 2S-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Law Copartnership.

INV. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
.r.y1yG ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the law in the County Courts will
nnmntly TO all business entrusted to their care.
," I'll attend the County Cnurts Of Wake, Johnston,
i"i luz Emukin, Granville. Person and Orange
s SG.s nm Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
-s.rs Um one or the other may be constantly found.
J,n =, 1858. -" y
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTOR RNE.Y At LAW.

ATTORN AT LAW,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake,
Johnston and Harnett.
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
Hotel.
Iaegh, March Is 1889. es-M
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Ed. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
couusellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake
Uur anil Sapson and the Terms If the Federal Courts,
O,i' O.a Snmeue Court Of NorhC Carolina at Raleigh.
' cs the one formerly occupied BY the late Hon. WILL
A. HAYWOOD Jr.
Raleigh. May q. Ss--sw
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QUENT. BUSBEE,

QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ABB LAW,
n.smued TO devote hereafter the whole Of his time his
nnsson can always be found ut his Office in the Brick
Ror on Fayetteville Sreet-uness absent the Circuit
W.,ch / lS.4 ...-- A-lv.
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