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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-25
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
4Nl OF REAL EsTATE--Ashtabuls Common Pleas

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
1Nl OF REAL EsTATE--Ashtabuls Common Pleas
June Term, 1860.
Bella D. nlaEe'les o-s..ots..
Bcalley d. Mann Sarah Mann
BY virtue OF Order Of Sale duly issued from said Court
in the above case, to directed will offer for sale by
Of public auction at the door Of the Court House. Ia Jesr
son, AshtObula county, Ohio on
Monday, the Sd day Of September, A. n 1860
between the Of 10 and o'clock said day. the follow
ing described Lands tov; Situate in the Township n
Plymouth, in the county OF Aahabua, State a Ohio. being
in Township No p IN the Sd Of townships in the Con-
neccut Western Reserve called being parts Of Lots No
sixty and siNyone-60 6ln said Township and Is bound
ed follows Beginning at point In the center OF tho
jefferson road, at the termination Of the road leading rom
the center Of Plymouth, running thence North 37G East
along the center Of said Plymouth road 20 chains and Is
links thence East 40 chains to stake thence South chains
and SO links thence South 45 degrees West l6 chains TO
stake thence West 6 chains and IS nkS thence South 61
degrees West 10 chains and so links to the center OF the JEFF
ferson Road thence North 42k degrees West along the
ter Of the said jefferson roa chains and so links 20 the
place Of beginning containing seventy and ourhf
| Of Of land. Appraised at 81 34l 90.
WM. HENDKY Sheriff,
Special Master Commits ssioner
| sherin's Office Jefferson July 25 1860 5w552s4 Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-25

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
lvA or II ,yhs .,d ENrs-ASurAnUL CON-
MON PIFAs-Nevember Term, 1852
Daniel Webster, }

II
nv ofnn iures Order of sale duly iaed nom snd
Conn, In The above case directed viii oer for sale by
% Of pubo auction at the door OF the Court ouse In JEFF
ferson, Ashtabua County, Ohio, on
Monday, the Sd day Of September A. n. 1860,
betveen the hours 10 and O'Clock said day the follow
ing described Lands aud Tenements towt situate In the
County Of Ashabua and State Of Ohio being part Of odg
nal Lot No. -ightSin Township No H. IN the first range
Of townships IN The Connecticut Western Reserve and bound
cd and described follows Being part Of subdiyon Nos,
O. 10 and IL In said original lot No commencing at tho
Southeast corner Of lneys land In the center Of Tie
Ridge Road running thence Eaery along the said
Ridge Road 10 stake, four rods aud six eet West from the
center Of the Thompson road and Northey parallel
vita said Thompson road along the West line uf the School
house lot 70 H. Keye South Tine 10 the said East line Of
PneYs land and thence Souhary along said Pneys East
line to the place Of beginning, containing twelve
land, be the same less Appraicd at
WM. HENnRY, Sheriff.
Special Master Commissioner
SherTs Office Jefferson July 2h 1861. hw5j2S "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-25
Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.

TO all ,Chom il may concern'
II NOW YE That when King Solo.
IN mon was on earth the nrs time he snid there
nothing under the but had he lived until this time,
lie would have a Grocery Store filled with
All New Goods,
and would have said that Asabula Village nor even the
COUNT ever the same before for quality quantity
they are surpassed having been selected with great
and bought at the lowest cash prices and will be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
NJ prices thst will suit the purchaser and IN other way
The following are few OF the articles that hand
Pork Hams ISLANDERS Dried Reef Lard Fish Of all kinds
Moasse sugars Rio other Coffee ground and In the berry,
c6ate Cocoa Saertu Ginger Soda Cream Tartar, Soap
Tobacco Suu nsngs Curants, Figs Prunes, CIT Teas
cuce article, Searne and TaOw Candles, Herring by the
box Powder shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags barrels,
es Curey combs porse cards Lanterns three kinds Scisves
Butter ladies' Coffee mills, Chopng Knives Scrub brushes,
whie-wash brushes Clothes Pins Pals Tubs, Brooms Mop
Sticks Stone chuns Jugs and Butter Crooks. yellow ware
Corn in the Ear Oats Flour and Meal and in fact everything
that is generally kept in awell regulated
Family Grocery Store. s..
Being satisfied that the Ready Pay System is the most ad-
vanageeus the consumer the subscriber has adopted it.
and he will strictly carry out the pruci al In all cases.
Having beea engaged in selling Goods for the last four yes
for Mcssrs Prentice Tombe, II. G. TOmbes, and j. H.
Thomas Esqrs who probably the most experienced
in the county he hatter himself that he and will
sell good articles in his line and at low prices can b'
found at any establishment in the County.
Butter, Eggs Lard Potatoes. TurnipS and almost every
thing the farmer has TO SELL win be exchanged for goods at
the same prices that will sell for cash
E-a Remember the place, Huberts Block, Main street
near the Park.
john Rattle, Agent.
In,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-25

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-25
MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale o.
VI Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, June Term, ls60
Isaac Lyon, Administrator Of
John B. Copp, ... .......
Order Of Sale.
Joseph Cann, and
1fy.bo fr1anr


BY virtue of Order Of Sale duly issued from said Court
in the above case, to directed will oel Of pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House. In Jefferson
tsbula county, Ohio on
Monday, the Sd day Of September, A. D. 1869,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock Of said day. the following
described Lands and Tenements, to-wit
Situate in the township Of Trumbu County Of Ashabula
and State OF Ohio, aud bounded and described follows
Being part OF lot number thirty in the center division Of lots
in said township and bounded follow, Beginning whore
the road inersects the North uo Of said lot number thirty
thence West along the lot line to the North
said lot thence South along the lot line 20 the
Of that part of said lot which John d. Copp originally
bought Of Hiram Bliss thence East line parallel with
tile North line OF the lot to the center of he highway thence
ia North easiey direction along the center Of the high
way to the place Of beginning, containing forty OF land
or less
Also other piece parcel Of land situate In the town
ship Of Trumbu County Of Ashabula, and State Of Ohio
being Of lot number elevenfin the centre dyion
Of lots in said township aud bounded follows beginning
where the road nsecs the South line Of said lot number
H. thence along the road center 10 the South line land
decided by John b. COpp Albert Pool thence West along
said oO South line to post stake in the West line
the lot thence South along the lot line twenty rods tic
South west of the lot thence East along the lot line
TO the place OF beginning containing nineteen OF land
more or less. Appraised at S17O.
WM HENnRY, Sheriff. as
. Special Master Commissioner.
sheriGs Office July 20 1850. 5w55as8 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

Il is sad that Thlckeray intends TO continue and COM
pete Nlcsuay History of England. II Thackeray had
died while writing "The Virginiaus we wonder whether
Macaulay would have undertaken the completion of that
If the Governor of Virginia means to seize forcbly
upon the whole government in the OF the election
oil a Republican to the Presidency, think he ought
upon Mir. Pennngtons election 10 the Speakershp, TO
have at least seized Harpers Ferry.
Mrs Swisshelm has been appointed surveyor Of logs
and lumber at st Cloud How happy would be the man
who could survey her and say like Alexander Stlkk II
am monarch of all survey"
In the last Presidential canvass Mr.. Buchanan wanted
TO get somebody to cut of of Benefits for him.
He wanted Benefits and Bennett has got his.
The Legislature has plsseda law appropiltng 900
to improve the minds Of the imbccc children Of the
State II such law had gone into operation good
many years ago Of the Locooco editors Of Kenuc-
ky might have been qualified make better papers than
they do.
The ranking privilege originated in England in the
wear 1860. Under it members OF Parliament used TO
frank entire bucks aud packs OF houuds. '-I"ddnG
JO,THdi
If somebody would frank our old Buck and his rack
o.! dogs ont Of the country should think the ranking
privilege put to a most excellent use
Pennsylvania paper undertakes to compare Mr.. Cor
win aud Mr.. Toombs with each other BIT there Is
nothing in the admitting Of comparison The one is
witty goo1.humord genial, and eloquent whist the
other i as gloomy, rrpusl'e, anu revolving as one OF DIS
chastity uamcs3kcs in the churchyard.
Mr. James IIobb has been appointed Postmaster in
Texas When this Mr. Hobb is swallowing treasuryPap,
he'll be Hobbgobln.
The Day-Boo SAYS that the -Abotonists deserve
to be hung We would certainly put an end to them
but only a ropes end
Garrisous Li5crator says that ten thousand john
B-owus are born every year Perhaps SO and hemp
enough TO make thousands of ropes grown every sea-
con.
The Locofoco OF the \. H. Times intima;cs wish to
get married We suppose he wants to exchange the con-
dition of the io0 meuai for the hy-meHe1l
An English author calls woman AN embodied false.
hood Il mus, be confessed that she is getting nearer
and nearer to the naked truth.
The Democratic organs fighting among themselves.
They are all organs Of combatiyeness.
good many of the Locoioco papers are really in an
ofi condition.
We see every indication that the fur will fly tTemend-
ously at the Charleston Convention We should like to
20 iuto the fur trade there about that time.
gang of rowdies tarred and ieathered three women
ia Canada West for lack of virtue. Probably they had
better aed and eahered each other for the same rear
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

THE NEW SrATUE.-The criticism of Clark Mills new
equestrian of Washington is all of unfavorabe
character We have yet seen no uureserved common
dton but much fautindng in relation to it. The
respondent OF the New York Express SAYS:
The equestrian statue OF Washington by Clark Mills
recently uaugurlei in this city with much ceremony
and erected az a of $4,000 with additional
penGure Of $1,000 for Inauguration, Is in the opu-
ion of uiaeeuths Of those who have it, utter
failure It's dement's are so great and numerous that
i would be almost impossible to describe them within
the limits Of an ordinary letter IL is sufficient therefore,
to saw that one universal expression OF dissatisfaction
with the work is heard throughout the cy-not only from
artists aud connciseurs, but from those who make no
ureteusons 20 artistic knowledge, and who base their
opinions solely upon acquaintance with the points of
wellformed horse.
II there existed before any doubt in the minds of any
portion of the community Of the eIpeiency OF the
tablshmeut of Board of Art Commissioners, to be
trusted with the control of all works of for euibesh-
ment of the public buildings and grounds OF the seat of
Government that doubt be dispel.ed. No ar
fists Of even thrdrate ability, would ever have sanction
cd the erection Of such statue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN.

HALIFAX, mdIIu loJS-
An official letter FROM Mr.. Townsend, agent of the
government at the wreck says that is now ascertain
ed beyond doubt that there are survivors of the di
saster Of the Hungarian.
Only three bodies have been fouud-one that OF wo-
man. one that OF man, supposed to be fireman, and
one that Of a child two wears old
The cargo and materials Of the steamer are scattered
along the shore from Tasket around Cape Sable as far
east as Ragged Island.
Considerable goods drifting ashore at the mouth of
Shelbourne Harbor.
The country people generally are acting honestly.
Three stores are hired at Darlington to collect the pro-
perry IN, which Is of considerable value.
The ships articles have been found, and they show
that the crew numbered seventy -four persons.
No passenger list has yet been found.
The umored finding Of the clearance of the steamer is
untrue.
The only passengers yet known to have been on board
the ilated vessel William Boultenbouse, OF Sack
vile, y. b., and DR.. Barrett of New York. box be-
longing to the latter has been found containing num-
Der OF letters from his wife and daughter.
Particular care will be taken OF any bodies that may
be found and record of the marks upon them will be
kept The bodies will be buried in separate graves for
recovery by their friends
The mails soaked into pulp hut they will be sent
to Halifax by the revenue cutter Daring.
Hon. Joseph Howe, Provincial Secretary, IS exhibiting
much interest aud prompttude concerning the wreck
DARLINGTON, March ?, 7 p M-Three trunks have
been found, one belonging TO Margaret Robertson, OF
Montreal one to Robert Martini OF ToroTt to- and one 10
w. r. Croker, of Norwich, Conn.
Nothing further has ranspred in regard to Identifying
passengers.
No more bodies have been found.
The revenue cutter Daring is here, taking in the mail
for Halifax.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

From Ns Christian I,teRgeacsc NO Io, July H. 1859.
sPAULbSG PREPARED GLUs-Houekeepers will be glad TO learn
prevalent a5ou, Mayday can hereafter remed-d ng
expense by using Standings Prepared Glue This glue put up
Convenient bottle and chemically held In solution retain
ing all the desirable qualities Of well prepared glue
and used ID small brush accompanies each bottle The
costing twenty cents and furnishing ready
and efficient for repairing all kinds OF broken household
II will be found exceedingly convenient for cone and shell
work. piano turner's and for purpoes requiring strong much
lage No housekeeper afford TO be withouiL
mhB-tAwiw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05

NOVEL NERDIcr.-A rather curious case was deei'
dcd last week in Urbana, Ohio The plaintiff, Jane
Brush alleged that she was the wife of one Reed Brush
Incorporate man. and that the defendant Peter Law.
son. though cOgnznt of the habits OF her husband sold
him pint of whisky on the 10Th of April last in viola
ton OF law, with which he became intoxicated, and IN
his drunken fury chopped Of the left foot OF the Plaintiff
In compensation Tor this she asked damages in the sum
OF $4,000 The defendant denied the allegations, and
introduced testimony to substantive his denias and fur
Their offered to prove the immoral character OF the plain
TIL but the court decided that evidence on the latter
point nadmissble The jury gave verdict ofS5oOo
damages.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
AlAIN srMEa.r mosprrAL. teoR sLAvEs.

MAIN STREET HOSPITAL, (FOR SLAVES)
VI We have this day opened HOSPITAL fo' the reception Of
personal OF all patients entrusted TO mauageu mt
The Hospital situated near the corner Of MAIN aad PORN
STREETS admirably adapted ia ane,s privacy and health
ne o. tt,rnr,f ,ni ngsTrTRICAL 1TuFyT
or SLAVES that Int 20 favor with their
Our par and what We may expect from them We hereto attach
rules aud hivngn fears tat the patrons will be behind us in
fidelity to their engagements
None admitted II requested notified, the pa
tent Will be sent for and conveyeIto The Hospital safety
comfort III. Hospital carriage being always
patients shall be under the rcct1n Of the Attending
Physician immediate charge Of the Resident Physician and
no allowed leave the premises while under treatment
g. so the patient sufeny well TO leave the Hopi
the or her thereof shall he notified and his name
dong motif alton will aspey delivery Of the slave
Upon request made by the hrs Of patient 70
the Resident Physician daily or weekly report progress wi" be
Alto o'clock each day Sundays excepted there viii be
confinement patients will be furnished with tickets
nng disease and be required to attend such days as the Tx
sminiag Physician may deem proper.
Women in labor sai be furnished separate apartment and
by competent and when in condition to leave
IA. HoFuital due notice will be given
shall have proper care extended them and
the have bgenso arranged as not to Interfere WI" fever pa
10 In dcult ca.e, the Attending Physicians and Surgeons
hail consult together and continue as long as
I .ss Eo d".F Fa y,iII pox cases admitted
H. Al requiring surgical operations will be received aud
attended aud the surgical Of the Hospital has been
furnished wi ipsruo.ots and an the conyenences ueceIsated
by the various operations demanded.
Patients per week -
Less than week tner dem) u
More week and less than two weeks % for the week and
~ per diem &c &C.
Patients attending the daily examination charged the usual fee
adopted by the Profession At large
The Above charges Board Medicine, Medical Attendance
ard Nursing
Surgical operations chargedn accordance with the rules adopt
ed by the other the city Charge made known before
operation Is performed, Is necessary.
Hired patients will be settled for quarterly by their lrers.
Patients by their require cash payment by
upon removal from Hospital satisfactory Obligation for
payment the xpaOn Of three months from date Of patient
dismissal.
Por further lnfoFms ion apply the Physician resident III.
Hospital orto
DIR. FRS. W HANCOCK
Main St, between 81 and 4h
DR. ST GEORGE PEACIlY
Exchange Hotel Graoest, between 5:h and 9Th SIS,
DIR F. T. LUCKFTT,
mh5-c2awifim Ballard House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
LEGIsLATUSG OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE

NN @
IEEEsEATEsSE OF VIRGINIA.
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Also, u'. .. 1 Nh 80. W. 'ls r
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ON motion o. AF .JS .ia OF. .,'. .lg, ,.., .
- NJ r-b 1s5s nrovidira for n Of.
'.' %, '., ..l ~ ,ro.o- Of NJ VFFS0v I,5
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AZ, s-r f-r for tfa relief of The Norfolk and Pc.
&c.. -.
80 ....j from, .5e House MI, the r,s-
NE resolutions 's'.''e- l'.D .'e Ho--5' oI ;"e
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rs7el 70 me by q, lion r. D. Se, the CG ?.
rou tue STATE of Mississippi i commend u 20 your
early ierlulu. and trust may be p1rdoued for
suggesting that response Is due TO the states whose
Commits oag-s yos have received. Il i, for you to de-
-ggmae what shall be the character OF that response,
.rl whatever ic may be, am sure 10 viii be prompted
1s due regard for tle ,slts interests and honor OF
Virginia and doe South. JOHN LEICHER.
The oaiec, OF rae Commissioners communication Is
Foo obtain aH answer 20 tue mission with "1ieh nc IL en-
-r.stei1
M-. BRUCE said thHt !, was imperative 20 make some
answer t1- he opposed go tle conference, and "a, he
s- .tor- Co .ssse Tor h0ue Ge wished thar the whole
subject He made ..e order Of tle dly tor Monday.
ST. THOMPSON moved TO las ON the table and print
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-05
CONGREss--First Session.
WAsuINtIOS March 2.



The Chair laid before the Senate message from tho President
ofihe United States answer to resolution calling Tor aoma
ton to the condition Of the work Of marking the boundary De-
tween the United States and Great Britain. .
Mr. Bayard from the judiciary committee reporter PACK lhs
with lie also reported adversely on The bill
to provide for the contraction OF court house at Apaaeheo
Florida.
This being private hill the calendar wastaken up and about
twenty bills considered and passed Among them Tor the
relief Of simon Devsser and Jose VaOer oNew oean Tor the
long debate ensue on the propey giving pensions tbs
widows Of Gen. Perser Smith, Ten Maconb and Gen Riley
Without deadng the question: the Senate after bHei executive
session, adjourned til Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr. Adrian offered proposition to be read simply for the In
formation Of the House In the character Of reply 10
resolution heretofore SIR Carter which latter charged
equestrian statue at wansOn President heads Of
Seventh Regiment This allegation Mr. Abrams preamble pro-
Mir Kellogg Of H. reminded Mr. Adrian that Mr. Carter
not here, being called hence by sickness in his family
Mr. Adran said he did not intend to discuss the subject
Mr. Adranwhen Mr. Carter offered his resolution mem
Der OF the committee, not here
Mr. Clark proceeded from Col Hickey, yndica
ting the Washington military from all cenure and showing that
the Seventh Regiment invited within the circle to witness the
Inauguraon that quarters the best hotels provided free
expense them that the chairman Of the committee orr
keith made patriotic speech to them at the Columbian Armory
and had EXPRESSED his regret entirely
just censure which has been cast on the committee.
Mr. Abrams preamble concluded with resolution that the
presented by Mr. unlushrable attack mm
tee House. well the President and heads OF the
making little political capital for himself.
The matter here ended.
House passed the bin making approprlaono carry into
effect The treaty stpuaions with the Indians In Washington and
Oregon Territories
transaction Of business Of especial public mpor-
lance proceeded othe special order
viz the election Of printer. with the following result
Whole number Of 1875 necessary a choice % Mr.
Ford Of Ohio received &c. Mr. GOsbenner 49, Mr. seaOn Mr.
Ball 3; scattering g.
Mr. 70 having received majority Of all the votes de-
cared duly ecc ed
resolved that when the House adjourn be to Monday
Mr Sherman opposed this saying they Intended to ad
journ by the first Of June they should not waste time
Mr. COX reported from the committee post offices and post
roads authorizing publishers print their papers the date
when the subscription expires.
number OF bills OF private character reported The
House adjourned till Monday.