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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
kET'FIEHAN FOR SALE.

ET'FIEWAN FOR SALE.
TEtlS Estate, lying on James River In Charles City
ty three miles from the Court House and containing
900 acres (one.ha under cultivation and highly i'm.
provrdl Is for sale shall be absent In the South for
month or TWO, but during absence Mr. Thos. H. Wilcox
/, authorized TO sell II; and will ratiiy any contract he
r"y enter into touching the premises sp, nrx N
Charles City Co.. Oct 1e-c5w
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSES AND
LOTS At GLOUCESTER COURT HOUSE.
FENuE undersigned offers FOR sale all the buildings and lots
at Gloucester Courthouse. lately owned by his fathre
john Tahi decd
The proatr,y consists Of Is tenemcn among which are
Brick Tavern, with Brick Stable lee House and all
other buildings necessary for conducting large business
Four Store Houses, with comfortable dwellings attached;
seven other dwelling HOUSES and shops for Sadders BacR'
sini.lrs, fa''"rs. Carpenters and shoeIahiers ,o,.
The Tavern ard Dwelling Houses have convenient iots
attached 10 c FOR gardens aud other PURPOSES anu "e
all in good repair.
Gloucester Court House Is situated III The tds o! veal
thy and popuous country and oae Of the best STANDS 0f
business in this section.
The Tavern might be made very prohiah'e' iarse ne
camille business has always been done there anu hecnA
les Of every kind can find constant employment ~,
TuH TgsMS which win he hcra will he made EneWn Mn ~
irix Isl; Gloucrat-r Court House. HOUSE.
VALUABLE ENFATE IN CHAhh"s
FOR SALE e,L
siE ands:ssnsd m HsriaE gEr9 'TfHLWabLE ESTATE in
the county of Charlotte lying on 1ne %aiets o. se
FORK. jus, anov. and on ,,e ,he ,S" s,rcam,
oG1oM ,Se ;caici within thre: and half miles Of
Nsrr ror, Depot. on the ElchEoud anu DahViiie hai
@ s contains about zoo acres, OF which considerably
@ o, acres hrStrate bottom land, unsurpassed IN
,ry OF production, and IN facility Of cultivation by
any In the county The a!uvia land Is comparatively ex'
up, from overflow and ieU secured against sh
wair- v dixie which is kept up little cost, and which
affords rN-ctua protection with ordinary attention.
With .hc execution OF dwelling house, lAli other I'M
provcmcns necessary excellent, and in good repair
This plantation Is widely known remarkable Tor the
production Of ne shipping tobacco, as y prices Tor the
nat ZEN wears will fully attest il is also scarcely less dis
iucuished for wheat crops aud we'll adapted to what
ever is grown in this portion OF the Stale.
Suc I'm cpDcrtuuIy investment IN real estate rarely
o.rnrs uud 10 those aud in neshborhood pos.
snr al the advantages Of good health and refined and
Intelligent society," will take great pleasure IN showing the
TsrNs-As an fully determined TO sell, will make the
,-s easy ana ccomtn odSng Any enquiries addressed
re will he promptly answered and reference can be had
=. W,..rs Gi ecu Il ilobsou, Richmond. Va.
- ''7 WM. E. GREEN,
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The Richmond Enquirer!
n,,,y sgMl-wEEKLr AND wEEkLf'
.T,;LER. WISE n AiLEGNE'
TERN 8:

r.ys., seven dollars per anuu"n, anu S ~ ome ,me
s.rs il ;aksn for shorter period ,hna Sni SnS
.ss ;s ss oh s.sss u
49, =. ~, ,SeS mus. he tgi,tsrcf, o. they vi" lee
80 .. :h- writers. ,; .,. D,ily SemWeeSi!,
80 Aavcy,is-uae.;s Inserted IN me D"'
'T,cslv I'm ,arer LIBERAL terms 90 SHEET is publish
T. tss d: %sssY Ya.t;tsi stsSi''s s ns
..ai mi, o.s msy reH'itrc rsr n,f. IN IN
~ .Hgs HsuS no.es, frtSi<itrf" 81 u
raa: ,aa '''''''' '"""
ine I.''T .II Tributes Of Respect, eHeFeai"s
@ c.::is.s ,@ !or As advertisements; ,,s =,
@ rom nus. be nssrs Hsu execution
"'"S.S or satisfactory references ~
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RJFE.TN'S
PK3SpHGR-PERUILAN GTsX0.

AM now ready to supply orders for my fertilizers
.sl they come In. Ali may rely upon getting, with
o.: delay article not inferior TO any have madc differ
&C., ~ the phosphate ingredients, from anything else in
E.t; and better because il contains more pgre loSE
lHl'>rGa1g NJ LINZ Than other Manipulated Guano
r.: results Of applying ms preparations wh-a, the
A hare been favorable Is could be expected
under ,hs coIOined disasters OF joint worm rust
st ol all the drought which prevented the present
T'Ts action Of she p!iosphaes very grea: extent
s TIN" e wheat granting Bu. the Of the tes,i-
a.y s'h was equal or superior to Peruvian Guano
N,.;s tor lands a; need phosphates--as nearly nil
- nas proved ts superiority, under fair SEASONS for
I'S Sooa stand nt Clover II is true that OCCASION
nave o--' reported but they were such rs every
p"a'o! hr'rs oil sometimes due 10 the fact that the
1t d:u mol need I'ohnes, hut most generally - the
SEASON tor both wheat and clover have eves known
he pest eviurhcs OF The value 0! rIy nan,-es is 10 ae
'2Ah IN the iHct that have orders for more than four
"nss ~ inueh Us had al :hr same pr-od last year
fs-sUii Who are loduced try INV ruano from ,hcir
1 experience or ;he representations Of others are mar
14'S requested 10 order Ruins grano and 10 see ,hn
! Eel H. rs Ie- ARE so many manipulated articles in the
:as:I-t 'NN "'''S'e'' '" '''
t:ctn be had o: myself the cornission merchants
Geai IN .lch:a9hd OF Of my agents M.ssr. THOMAS
h"ANC!i SONS, Petersburg: II. HUILINS 4 CO LYNCH
yurs, M hCGH SCOTT. fredericksburg; MASON Marlin i
-, S"'srii'e, JOHNSTON, CLAREEk co nanvic
4,
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E,,fsLIC SALE orc EALC CAELE So ~. e. Is,
- Tii,.r.D,Y III. TWENTY-SETENTll DAY OF De-
~ CEMB!g StG. Commissioner uader decree OF the
Circuit Cvu:, o Lpa County rendered on the :s' uay Of
S.rruber 1864 shall sell, the highest bidder nj Lou'.
"a curt uou.. On a crvd Of twelve months, Win interest
fro: da,c the purchaser giving bond ~lh 5000 secI!'
Fifteen slaves belonging 10 The Estate oil HataMel ',
deceased consisting o. prime young men, SIX Or seven
uI.y Eoy. aLd Girls, several valuable Young Women suu
Csil..rrr s:.G Blacksmith. ,,-, c-.
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SFfS,CEOE 1III.l

i;IC CfIMUNII UNVCNU 7 Is.t- tN'tN'
~! ..Yw prepared 10 supply any demand 'G7
~, T,. Of LINN is large; selected lrou the ruEesi
wt~ iHova sco;iaj Quar:ies with special !seFes1s -
:. ,:r:..rs. in SrLpAArs o. LINZ .
r:;u for The hrsv;ly increased patronage, the rcpu,
, -, .,y hr md shall be fully su5;aced Tor PrHTf dpc
' .n''"'' ~ ,., y'',..,,Ir,ns JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE,
-. =; r,s Office No. II Pearl street
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Aitbmol1 Enqurrer~

BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IL.
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IMPORTANT ro ST0CK GROWERS.

{ AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL
Commences January 1t. sol 1: devoted exclusively
n matters relating 10 the care and Of
domestic animals and IS by FAR she arIest, cheapest and
most w!cs circulated paper .! The Sind III :lie Sorld NO
soc. c-une- cAr G!Ea-d 10 be without it,
T!rty-tsu !:r:e pages handsomely illustrated
Published Monthly L, % Park ow, New York, Ut slOo
pei year In aG"aGcc. Specimen copies gratis:
y Z. LlNSLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
JTlS :. L. WAITE, Associate Editor.
Sewsrape-s giving ihc a5o"e advertisement two n'er
tons a:,c sending c"py A. G. Hatch. Windsor
VI, will receive copy OF the paper one year free.
II HATCH General Agent.
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s.,:ECkINRIDGE, ATTORNEY At Law,
u."' - ,as Courts Of Bo;c:ou.; and adjoining
:c1s:tt' .,..,,,,.r~ So,.taur, County, Va.
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~--,,C1,S & GEEGORS

r1r COCETS OF HANOVER NM hRNu
\ S!%"ili. M, .,o attends the Courts '' King and
Qase: ~: iS5.::;t;: |t'';: Aylst,'s, King William
y. = ,"'>;'': uIi Church. Hanover. Feb ln-ciy
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PRAYER FOR THE TrAEs.-Thc venerable
Bishop of tho Episcopal Church in Virginia has pre-
pared prayer, which was used in s.l the churches
of the diocese on Sunday last, invoking Almighty
God, who "ruleth the madness Of the sea and the
raging OF the people, to restore peace aud quiet 20
the und, and avert the evils with which il IS threat
nnnd
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DrSSOLUEION OF CD-pAkrSE ERSHIP.
Ts,liE ropa.;rershp heretofore existing under the hrm
3 OF R;rCuIi, UCNSAvANT & CO. In the PUBLIC
PRINTING ANu juH PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK
nlSDERY s mi. day dissolved BY mutual consent; Messrs
TYLER WISE r.;!-ins The d-ts due by the late hru
- "a g" i - 81 r'--'.rS ' S,l * nsid .hS
sr~. h,y. t-e. a,,ru.L WM +. RICHIE,
WI. ". DCNSAFANT,
NAT TYLER,
o JENNINGS WISE,
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j. MiEILL,
ATTORNEY AT lazy ,s,,,b Sixth
,,,,y. viii. Eoner. Tyler, ESQ.,, No. iI'' '""'"
y p-'.'' ,oi!u.ADELPI5IA ,n.r n,.s,.
~! a:;ra: g ~! e'"s>' Jan 3l-c3
his -
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CASDIpATsS.-Dr John L. Voolfolk and Vs.
S. Newman, are announced in the Orange Court
house "Chroniclen as cnnddutcs to represent Orange
giuia.
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THE NEW BRICK NAC}iINE

GRADUALLY extending owe. ;h. United s,,,., 49,,
Causds--is Horkcd by man. by hor>s and y @ ,'
makes FROM 900 10 q. gCu bricks day costs f,o.
. siW. For further particulars In pasnrhe, ciynr ia
Instructions erck setting burning address enris
!nr three stamps, FRANCIS II. SMITH
Nov 2I-cSra Raltimor.
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VOLUME LVII.-NUMBER 81

selves Of the power which they had acquired.
MIR. Stanton repeated, he did not believe in
the propriety of discussion now, when no prac.
teal good was to be thereby obtained. Dictate
would result in the usual elimination and re.
elimination, and therefore he did not desire 10
precipitate debate.
Dir: Smith. of Virginia, said if the Rcpub,i.
can side OF the House had met the movement
on the Democratic side in responding Spir:t
OF Kindness, it would hare had a happy effect
on the country.
The House refused to excuse Mr.. Morrill,.
The House, at halfpast . o'clock, adjourned.
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TsTEle DISf1 ES-Res: English ;5.I: 80:
d. Dssas', 0: all sizes, ior .als by 's o'''ef
THos. A. BCLELkY CO
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aia administrator OF Thomas c. Wilson, sell on the
sanc day, aud al The place, the Household and kcl
en Furniture, Crops consisting OF 900 barrels OF Corn
Oats, Fodder &c, together with 10 head OF Cattle 81
Sheep, Cd Hos and Mules. y. T. WILSON,
NM IInIn
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>sb's'If,E.

NOTICE.
E;NHE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ma:,.
L chester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company
III l.. held Saturday She 18th December next at IL
'tec.. At the Exchange Hotel.
y9v5a--c,d wM. II. POWERS, Agent.
tiE.:ISEA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
VI. Circuit Court Of the City Of Riehmoad, the OH
""S o. p-ce;nber, 1863:
=, fHa;eaN Todd, L. A. and Z. II. Todd and john L.
Gu 'eha; OF themselves and all other creditors Of
ue AshaAt Hotel and Mineral Well Company" who shall
s'4s '' .ao Contribute 20 the expcuse o! lh.s sut
PnG,
Against
> H'"h f'olhsoh, the Ashland Hotel aud Mineral Well
..HrsnF and the Richmond, Fredericksburg and roto-
|,e Es,troad Company, Deits
- object OF this suit Is compel the defendants the
".aoh", fFedefckstarg ana Potomac Railroad Compa-
~ % pa! The debts alleged be due from the Ashland
an1 mineral Well Company the plaintiffs, and AL
rsD'S une 10 such other creditors OF the said Ash
h2tei aud iine..l We'll Company az may come in and
parties, p!a!u,iG he suit or to have the
ana STOCKS OF the said Ashland Hotel and Mineral
e",apkpy 500 nad the proceeds applied to the par.
d W 'ae sAa ceos; and aid .viis wing been made
,,'ea .'ea 'nas the defendant, Edwin Robinson above
Il Eom'resldca. o. this Cour ony.aIth the said
s"n.$t - required TO appear within ore ;noptb after
h. ios','on hereo and do What esnry 20 p-otrc,
f !issFrs, 10 this suit. ~ f'
H.. Copy-Tcste,
- SSS s-e*1s bESJA. POLLARD, b. Clers.
u nHEs DESff F;S.-Hes; English mad. 0vs,s-
De-. sSa", o: all sizes, Ior -aIa by o'''e'
TH0S. a. BCLELEY 4 c1
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FoUSDRr.-The large steam saw mill so long
idle in Tappahannock, has been purchased, and will
shortly be put in operation by Messrs. FuIrman e.
Co., Of Albany, New York, who intend to establish
foundry aud machine shop.
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BallotinG for GorernSu,b Coroli.
| atn-SnnIl glnY 2i

na-smal Po1 ST. a.c
COLUMBIA Dec. l2.-O;r,, h,l,ot for
Governor today, the vo,s foIIows:W
Jameson 2S, Rhett %, ,45 p;ckens
56, scattering G. The bal an ~ ceased for
this day. d
The small pox is incrcn5is citv and
great panic prevails. Z nrosnset Of
the Legislature adjournil orleston to.
morrow.
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4 Ln0SDS, RAISSSS, ClfRUN, CUR
Il RANTS, Preserved Ginger Maccaroni, Dutch Cheese
s4-d.-s French AID English Mustard, Olives, Caprrs Pa
;,ha- Sperm aah Patent Sperm Candies, Sweet OIL ve:n
I'll. aad BnckSL-a:. Far sale by
S6y ,-c3w BLAIR ( CuANRERI AWE
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rENIFENTiAKY OF VlRGINtA:- .,

.: Laws WANTED.-A Sou;.l-rn plan;er, WHO
; ;.>res purchase for his from city to one
s::-'! Negroes in families from farm, as
=. i. % :egni.r;e ,h- purchase Any farmer wishing
-s sd!e vi such 10: would 20 well TO communicate with
DAVIS, DECPREE i CO.,
-t--H Rirhrn,l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

A DEER CHASED BY LOCOMOTIVE.
learn by the Wheeling Inteiigenoer, that on
last Friday as the train of cars on the Cen.
trail Ohio Railroad, which reached Bellaire
at 10 o'clock, was nearing Glencoe Sta.
tion, about twelve miles from Wheeling, a
large doe sprang out of a hollow on the
track. The engineer, seeing the deer put
on little more steam, and the locomotive
and deer had it nip and tuck for about a
half a mile. The iron horse gained gradu.
ally, though the deer ran as no deer ever
ran before, making leaps of surprising length.
Upon entering the deep cut near Glencoe
the engineer saw that he must capture the
animal before it reached the other end or the
game was gone, so accelerating the speed of
the locomotive it overlook and brought
down the deer just as it was leaving the
track. The train ran by-a considerable dis
tance. and upon going back the men discov.
cred that the deer was still living, having,
sustained no damage beyound couple Of
orokeh legs. 1t was brought down to Bel
lGlre' slaughtered dressed and brought TO
TINS city to serve as a Christmas feast.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

The Painesve Telegraph accuses US oi
filcbing its editorials, and suggests that course
of proceeding followed up so pertinaciousIy,
will have the effect to sap our morals. Such con
cern as that for us bro. ABBOTT, is generous
magnanimous, but we hope your bowels Of CON-
passion will not be used too lavishIy,-only
commensurate with the evil done, which we
think must be rather small, for we should never
have the temerty, we. think, Of copying one oil
those Ia6Ored editorials. We will be more cir
cumspect in future.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

~ We call attention to the advertisement
Of JOHN F. CLIFFORD 10 this paper, who it will
be seen, has taken the room Immediately in
front, and on the same floor with this Office
As mechanic, Mr.. g., we think, will stand q
little putting. We do not know, however, that
we can do more for him than to stand forth and
suffer ourselves to be admired. That coat
which has impaired so much to our editorial
dignity, challenging the Difference even of ou.
political opponents, came from GIFFoRD's hands
Nuf sed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

The MEssAGE.-The N. Y. Tribune thus
opens review of the Presidents message:
Let us devOutly thank God that, for the
ensuing tcur years at least, the people o
the U. 5. are relieved from the annual Wis.
itation OF long Presidential lecture where
in reason is insulted.. humanity outraged,
history traVestad and'Sommon sense defied
in the interest of human slavery and for the
qualification Of its upholders. Whatever
evils the future may have in store for u.s.
this is for season intermitted if not forev
er put away.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

AGAIN WE sAY,-Use De Land & Co.'S Salera.
tus IL you have any regard for the health oil
yourself or family, throw to the dogs the mis-
eraole' impure stuff which has 50 long exercised
your patience and made your bread, pastry
&C. disgusting to look at or to taste. De Lands
Chemical sAleratus is perfectly pure, and will
produce the most satisfactory results when used
10 preparing food. It Is sold by most grOcers
aud Storekeepers. Manufactured at FsirpOrt
Monroe CO., n. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

The LECTURE of the Rev. w. NJ. BLACKBURN
on Thursday evening OF last week, is said to
have been very creditable affair by those who
listened to 1t. Thursday being the evening oil
going to press, we were unable to attend. The
house was respectable in numbers, nOtwithstand.
ing the depth Of mud and almost impOssibility
Of getting about
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CHRISTMAS EvE.-The usual Christmas eve
exercises. with the decorations of evergreens
were observed at St. Peters church, interest
being added to the occasion by the performance
of the marriage ceremony, which is duly chroni-
cled under the marriage head. The same cere.
mony was again performed at the same place on
Christmas day. Indeed, the Rector seems to
be doing pretty free business in this line
"|about these days" as the almanac says.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

PASTORAL VISIT.-The people Of the Rev. j.
M. GMLErT of the Presbyterian Church of this
village, paid him their annual pastoral visit last
week. Although the weather was unfavorable,
we learn that the attendance the enjoyments Of
the occasion, were very satisfactory, aud the re-
suits abundant and substantial.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mothers, read thia.--The following Is an extract
from letter written BY the pastor Of Baptist Church the
Journal and MesseHge Cincinnati Ohio aud speaks vonmes
in favor Of that word-renowned nedcine-Mrs wlnsows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething
1--WE advertisement In your columns Of Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Now sad word In n of
laten medicine before IN fe but feel compelled
say 70 your readers that this IL no humbugwe have tiled
It, and know 10 10 be all II claims H. probably Of the
most successful medicines Of the day. Of the
best And those OF your readers who have babies can't do
better than to lay In supply See advertisement In anoh
er column.
The use OF DIR. HOsTETTERs STOMACH BTTTERs
for Dyspepsia. Fatulence Heavnesa Of the Stomach, any
other like Affection II second 10 In America abroad
To be able TO state confidently that the aBite certain
cure for dyspepsia and like diseases IL 10 the propeto
source of unaOyed pleasure II all morbid matter
fom the stomach puraes the blood mpart renewed vitality
n the nervous system giving that tone and energy In
dspensabe for the restoration Of health The
acknowledgements Of It's superior excellence and beneficial
Suits have assured the popetor that cannot but prove
system.
1-Ft- See Advertisement In another column.
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PUB. Docs.-our true and attentive Repre-.
sentative in congress informs us that on the 5th
inst. he sent us four parts of the Congressional
Globe. We are little anxious to know what
disposition the post Office department has made
Of them, as they have not yet re lched Us.
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I.Asr NuMpEn or rnE YRLR l--Thia number

LAST NUMBER OF THE YEAR This number
closes vol. XII Of the Telegraph. We have
two objects in making the announcement The
first is to ask for q settlement with our patrons
up to this time Many have already attended
to this, but there are good many yet behind.
The other is, to notify oil who wish to give~is
their patronage in future that this is the time
TO begin We have already had an eucourag'
ing addition to our list, but there are room for
more we hope, 10 the course Of the coming
week to add many new names, each Of which
will not only serve to encourage us in our Ia
bors, but enable us to add to the usefulness aud
Importance Of the paper
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

Gov. Hicks Of Maryland has written a
letter to Judge Handy, the Mississippi
Commissioner, who inquired ofhim wheather
he would Convene the Legislature for the
purpose of cooperating with Mississippi in
measures necessary to defend the rights of
the South, and to form new Confederacy."
The Governor replies at length, and con-
cludes by saying that, when be is satisfied
that there is no hope of adjustment, aud
not until then, will he exercise any power
with which he is vested to afford eveu an
opportunity for such proceeding"
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Ag- The compliments Of the season we tend
or TO our readers, trusting that whatever Of
friendship and regard has grown up between us
through our business relations in time past, may
only be cemented and strengthened by the ex-
perience Of the future
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

HARPERs FERRY INsURREoTIoN-A pauara-
ma OF this scene, is to be on exhibition al
Smiths Hall on Monday evening next. Our in.
formation about the picture is favorable.
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New GooDs.-DIoK, it will be seen, has been
laying in an unusually large stock of fancy and
staple articles. which he is running off like hot
cakes. Our little folks, who have not secured
their holiday presents, must look to it before il
is too late.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-29

Wide .asOake I
NEW GOODS AT CITY PRICES
Robertson
Is receiving and opening very large sad choice sOch
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
among which may be found many new and desirable styles
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Embroidered Fancy and Brocade uohalr Fancy and Jae-
guard Poplins that for Price can't be beat.
Printed and Plain Merinoes,
Rarmettos,
Piaids, si Wool,
5000 yds Prints, all prices, from to 81 cents
Silks,
The best assortment Of Black BrOeade and Fancy silks eve
brought to Ashtabula Call and look at them.
Cloths.
Cassimeres, Satnetts
ladies' Cloths, Farmers Cassimeres
Kentucky Jeans, and large assortment Of vestlnRs
Bought for Cash. and will sold for Pay at prices that will
Ny Hosiery Glove Department is full we'll selected and
very Cheap, ''O
Baskets full Of
Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
which win sell tcost.
DoMEsTICs,
shoetings
Cotton Flanpels,
Denma,
Stripes,
Tickings,
Ginghams,
&C., &c, &c.
ShaO01S,
90 Shaws Brocha Long and Square, Black sk Bay State
Chenele, all of which will be sold cheap. Also,
Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Hats & Caps.
And thousand other things which cannot enumeTae But
all of which offer at the very lowest Prices that nam
ed In this market
Now Mr. Editor, you call a modsrata man. an old FoVy
and all that but II you will just step II don't brush YOU
with list OF Prices that will make yOn one of the BRIGHT
est Wide Awakes In the whole regiment. III don't I'm or
the Oysters. That's ALL
John p. Robertson.
Ashtabula, october 10, 1860.