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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
FOREIGN.

European dates down to the goth inst !,
are at hand. The news is of very inter
estng nature. Garibaldi's expedition in
behalf of the insurrectionary movement in
Sicily, had effected a landing at Marsala.
One of the vessels conveying Garibaldi's
troops was sunk and the other captured by
two Neopolitan frigates, but his volunteers
succeeded in reaching shore with their
arms, ammunition, &c. They were met by
the Royal troops, and though we have no
details of the engagement, it is evident
they we're successful, as later dispatches
state that Garibaldi had captured two Of
the strongest positions on the island prepr-
ing to attack Palermo. The utmost con,
sternaton prevailed at Naples. and the
Royal family we're packing up their jewelry
and other valuabes preparatory to fight.
The King has called for the interposition
of foreign governments in his behalf. Hees
nan and Sayers have had meeting at the
Office of Bells Life, and it was finally
agreed that each is to have new bet by
subscription. A proclamation has been is
sued by the British Government against
enlistment in Ireland for the Pope. The
subscriptions. for the Sclians are not to be
interfcred with, as they are not regarded
as illegal. Pullnger, the delaulting Cash
ier of the Union Bank, had been sentenced
to twenty years penal servitude. A tele
graph to America, via Faro Island and
Iceland, is proposed, and Lord Palmerston
has requested that the full details Of the
plan be furnished to Government. The
Cars brother, Grand Duke Nicholas, had
arrived at Paris to visit Napoleon.
The Paris correspondents of THE London
Tines and Herald state that France ant
England are in important correspondence
The former states that it is proposed tha
both Governments take position agains
Intervention, whether from Austria, Pied
mont, or the Papal States, and let th'
Sicilians fight it out. The report tina
France had offered peculiarly indemnity t.
Switzerland was unfonnded The Frencl
Minister at Naples had asked for four ship
Of war, and the vessels had been sent
There were vague rumors Of new Frencl
loan for military purposes. The attitude
Russia toward Turkey was regarded as de
cidedly menacing. Theodore Parker die'
at Florence on the 10th inst. 1t was re
ported that Gen. Lamoriciere had made
forward movement with the Papal troops
and that 5000 Piedmontese troops ha'
embarked from Genoa to check him. 1t
positively asserted that the French army a
Rome had received orders to evacuate tina
city. The Sandman Government has order
ed the garrisons of Central Italy to marc
rapidly forward toward the Pontilical froT
tier. The Spanish army Of Africa had en-
tered Madrid amid much enthusiasm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

ATTORNEY GENERALsHIF-We see no name
mentioned in connection with the state Offices
soon to be vacant, that meets with so ready a
response from the popular voice as that of j.
d. Cox, for Attorney General Mr.. Cox hss a
fine address. and marked ability, aud his career
in the State Senate has been such as to win for
him en- euviable reputation. In whatever stu
alton bis republican friends may see fit to place
him, he will acquit himself with credit, and the
standard Of freedom will never be allowed tc
trail in the dust while entrusted to his care
We shall be most happy to see him brought
forward as q candidate for the Office, which i
should be our ambition to Gil with live safe
and reliable republican.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

THE HOMESTEAD BnL-The Democrat
ic Senate has again rejected the excellent
Homestead Bill of the House, and substi-
tuted its own miserable abortion of land
graduation bill. Every Democratic mem.
Der, except Mr.. Rice, Of Minnesota, voted
to thrust out the House bill. No Home
stead Law can be expected this session
The pro.slavery Democratic Senate has no
compassion for the pioneer settlers of the
West
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~ aad. lseo

Mass MEETING.-The 9Th Of June, it will be
recollected, is The time fixed by the Central
Committee for q mass meeting of the citizens
Of this county, and we can hardly believe that
the Republicans Of the county ueed word Of
admouition from US to bring them out 1t is
time--rull time, that something indicating the
opening Of the campaign and an organization
for effective work should be seen. Our friends
will, no doubt, be on hand, and an occasion
worthy of an Inauguration Of the campaign OF
1861 will be the result.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

The special commission on Home Mission
recommended the printing Of 5000 copies
Of the report presented two days since by
DIR. Stearns, for the appointment of com-
mittee of ten to confer with Committee
invited to meet them from the five New
England Associations with which this As.
sembly is in correspondence. The Com
mittee on Mileage reported the receipts sur.
fcent to pay in full the bills rendered by
the members Of the Assembly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
THE TROTTING STALLION
= n1ao1E & Rouer
WIN stand the ensuing season, as follows

win stand the ensuing season, follows;
Tuesdays FISK House. AshAbuiAS.
Wednesdays. Union hoube, 1eneFA-
Thursdays. wheeler House AAahons
The remainder Of the time at the Stable Of b. Pierce
Ausnburg Ashtabula Co, Ohio
This splendid thoroughbred young horse bred By
Messs Dbs Co.. Of London C. WI he Is six years old is
SPRING is Of jet black color I6 hands high weighs 1900
pounds well proporoned Of good bone and muscle, and
shows great speed for unframed colt Oi beautiful fern
good action and temper.
BLACK ROVER Is from Thoroughbred Trumpetsr mare
imported by Col Williams from the North Of England aRd
sired by TTumpetET, and from Miss BeyO and BY FyinE
Chder noted for her speed and strength and
purses Of note In as and 50 she then
by Dbs Co.. Of London, 10 breed from. She the
dam of the young Warrior owned by Mr. Roswell Wilson, Of
Hamilton.
BLACK ROVER made his first and only heat in eonpsn
tion with SeaTeheT at the Lake County Agricultural F4 a.
Painesyie In 1852 and took the first premium and Pri
which mile he tToted In 1851. .-.
offer the services Of BLACK ROVER St the lev phsS
$40, for the Season,
that he may be within the reach Of ALL hoping thereby 70 eeA
tribute my mite for the improvement OF horses In Ohio
Any sending Mare which should prove not 70 % n
oa send the Mare the following season. free OF
Charge . -,
h Season 10 May lst, and ending July letA'
fR All accidents accountablties at ths risk Of eAs
owners. Pasture for Mares from distance; nave
For Pedigree see bills. "A - ADAAIi
AustinbuTR, Ashtabula Co. d. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

BGg-The Delaware State Journal, and
the Delaware Republican, both Fillmore
papers in 1856, now fly the Republican flag
of Lincoln and Hamlin. Delaware was fully
represented in the Chiago Convention, the
delegates being from among her best citi,
zens and she will cast large vote for the
Republican nominees Delaware is fast
wheeling into the line of Republican States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

Ma. DOUGLAS HEADouARTERs.-Mr. Douglas
friends have headquarters established in Wash
ington, occupying all the upper stories of q
large building, from which immense quantities
of his recent speech and other documents are
issued, principally for Southern distribution
A large force of clerks is kept constantly en-
ployed and several members of the House are
engaged in franking. The enterprise it is thonght
will hardly nav eYnenses
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

WnAF DouoLAs SAYS OF LiSooLN The
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, speaking Of the reception Of the news
Of LiNcoLN's nomination at the capital says
Mr.. Douglas spoke Of him in presence oi
Republicans aud Democrats as an upright,
gifted, and popular candidate, who had
great strength in the North West, and would
carry Illinois against any other candidate
but himself, by 10000.
Itisa pity that Mr.. Douglas did not state
the majority by which LINCOLN would carry
Illinois against "himself"
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uATIFTcArIoN MEETING.

Tho Republicans Of Ashtahua County ana All VINO sym
tash. win them in the Reforms they propose are request
"A % assemble In Jeeron on Friday the s'h day Of June In
Mass deetingi
10 ra the nouninaion Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN Tor PRESIDENT
and B.xnnar HluIIS for vice President and the proceed
,,os IN. Repubiican Convention at Chicago
AZ ss meeting there win be chosen nine delegates to re-
possut Ashtua county at the State Convention appointed
., NEE. m colubu on the 18th of June next for the nomi
patton Of State officers.
general attendance is requested, and It is hoped tina
every Republican win be out and let us have meeting
Thy Of the opening Of the campaign W. G. HowEIIs,
N. I. CHAFFEE,
A. KELLOGG
JAMES REED,
d. G. ALLEN.
Nay 22d, 1900 Republioaa Central Conmitte
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church, New
School, on the 25th referred the whole
plan of education for the ministry to a
permanent Committee, with the addition to
their number Of the Rev. A. Barnes, and
Drs. Huntington and Allen, to report the
necessary changes to the next General As
sembly.
DIR. N. Adams Of New York and three
Others were appointed delegates to the Ed
inburgh Convention, which is to celebrate
the Booth anniversary Of the establishment
OF Presbyterianism.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

SUTNG.-Mr. Murphy was examined on Mon
day last before the Covode Committee in refer
ence to the alledged transportation of 5000
voters from New York to Connecticut at a re.
cent election. He admitted having received a
letter from Mr.. Archibald, Chief Engineer OF
the Navy Department, through the Treasurer
of the Democratic fund, with request to do
what be might desire. He was not examined
beyond this point for satisfactory reasons, but
NAV be recalled
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

NTaRo's OPINION OF TUE JAPANESE. The
Washington correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal has the following respecting the Japanese :
Their personal appearance is not at all
prepossessng. and no wonder that descend.
ant of Ethiopia who polishes boots at vii.
lard's was disappointed when he saw them.
xxi |" he exclaimed, dem de japanese
Wot de white folks has made so much fuss
about Why, dey's muffin but q lot Of
little dried up yaller folks Don't see wat
de white folks means to make such fuss
about dem for, widout dey means to sell em,
and if dey does dey won't bring much" }"
He was correct. Forget that they come
from the mystic land surrounded by preju
dices as by wall of brass-dismiss the
hopes of a great and lucrative trOde-and
they are but lank, dwindled down, ungain'
ly figures, with cunning eyes, big mouths,
shaven heads. and a far less imposing pres
euce than the Chinaman who have of late
years been seen in our cities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

MORE DISCLOSURES = Mr. COvode's Com
mittee are on the track OF naturalization frauds
in Pennsylvania in 1885, by which 5000 votes
were manufactured. and Mr. Buehanans cleo
lion thus secured. There is strong reason to
believe that some Of his principal OfhcehOlders
we're engaged in that nefarious transaction. or
at least prgy to its success, by fcrnishiDg means
and causing papers to be distribaied- The bot
tom OF that VillaiOy and its eOntrVsn have yet
10 be reaeked.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

SouTH CAROLINA will not go into the Balti-
more Convention, whatever other States which
seeded may do. Mr.. Perry, who declined to
withdraw his delegation at Charleston, has writ
ten that he will have no further connection with
the Convention, and abandons the Dem ocracy
to its fate,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

|. SLAuonrER OF OATTLE.-The Worcester Spy
saws that nearly one thousand cattle have been
slaughtered in North Brook6eld and vicinity
or the disease the same paper remarks
The disease is now much mlder than II
was n few weeks ago-and none of the ca.
ses killed recently exhibit it in so advanced
and developed state as the earlier cases
reported
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BOOTS & SHOES--As good an a8sort-
MECHANICS TOOLS. - Hardware

INL and Building Materias-Mulay and Sash Mil Saws
Cross Cut lennon Buttug Saws Hand Saws Back and
Compass saws, Chses Hand aud Bench Axes Broad Axes
Socket Frmer lignum Vita Malles Bench Screws both
Iron and Wooden, Bench Planes Hand Saw Handles Chse
Handles Steel Squares Beyes Try Squares Drawing Knives
the best make at cents per inch, Spirit Levels Grow Bars
Log Chains Coil Chains at Sc per pound Manila Rope small
and large size strap Hinges Bud Mortice Locks
and Latches Kim Locks Pad Locks, Chest Locks Trunk
Locks Lifting Handles Butts Screws and Door trimmings
Of every descriptions Auger Cast Steel Augers
Cooks pateut Anger Bits Plane Irons Files Of all dcrip
ons Carriage Bolts, Sheep Shears WilkinsOns best Ham
ers atches Axes Brass and Silver Carriage Bands, White
Wash Brushes Scrubbng Brushes Hoes Rakes Forks, ShO
yels Spades Picks RatTaps Fox Traps Wolf Traps Selves
Snaths Scythes Brick and Pasterng Trowes "a inch
Auger Knives and Forks from SOC 10 81 per sett Pocket
Knives Shears Scissors Chalk Lines spoo Scratch Avis,
besides thousand things which go TO make full
sortment Can always be found at
RooT & MoRRIsON's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
Raymond and Greeley.

The old fend between these rival New York
journalists has broken out in a new place but
the manifestation is not materially different from
those with which they have been in the habit
of entertaining their readers during the past
four or Eve years. Raymond, in long letter
from Auburn INDUCES in some severe structures
upon Greeley's course at Chicago, charging up
on him a large share Of the responsibility OF
Stewards defeat, and insinuating that Greeley
was personally hostile with Seward, because
the latter had not favored his (Gs) aspirations
for the GoVernorship of New York. Greeley
defends himself valiantly and retorts with u-
terest The quarrel, however, possesses but
little interest for anybody bnt the parties them
selves. The public has so long looked on at
their sparring that the match has become a
stale one.
The New York Times, under cover of its
neutrality or independence" has for long
time past occupied an equvocal and uncertain
political position, but we are happy to see it
adopt the Republican Nominations, and prom.
In its attack upon Mr. Greeley, the Times falls
into the usual error of attributing o controlling
influence in national conventions to one or two
prominent eastern politicians. However true
this may once have been, it is not true of the
Chicago Convention. That body was CONTROL.
ed by power more potent than that of politi
cians-by an irresistible popular impulse. The
nomination Of Lincoln was demanded not onl J
by the great West but by the people of all sec
tions, who we're Willing to coneede the claim
Of the west. He is rather the candidate of tn
people than Of the politicians. Herein consist
his greatest strength, and if elected, as we b'
lieVe be will be, he will make all the bette
President from that fact. lie will go into o
6ce with no partizan pledges to redeem, no enc
mics to punish. He will be the President, 9
he is the candidate Of the people.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

Since the nomination Of Lincoln, Doug
las is no longer SO anxious TO secure the
nomination at Baltimorei fOreseeing that,
should be be nominated, a candidate will
BE- run at the South, and that be would in
that case stand no chance Of an election
BY the people. The Douglas men are cast
lag aboat for Southern man upon whom
they can concentrate their strength. The
'1iltls giant" is not anxious for another
contest with honest Abe Lincoln. In this
ease. all will agree that discretion Is the
better part Of VslOr."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

RIcHMOED ESQUIrer ON DOUGLAs.-The old
Richmond Enquirer is set as ever against Doug
lAs. s0d his Squattsr Sovereignty. 1t wants
nothing Of the former and will have none ofthe
lAtier, and thus closes = recent article:
Ths fSiends Of Mr.. Douglas, by persisting
In sheir demends, must bring defeat upon
the party. II they should be successful at
Baltimore, the party will be defeated at the
polls II is insulting to the Southern people
to suppose that fears of Black Republican
ism will induce them to supports platform
20 which they arelopposed on principle. Let
the consequences be ever so disastrous to the
Federal Union, the South will not yield its
objections TO Squatter sovereignty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02
NEW obs.
NEW DEPARTMENT OF TRADE

PRENTICE, SMITH & CO.,
have choice selected
STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
which they will sell at very small advance from cost for pay
Also have added to their goods choice selected Stock Of
Chalies, Lawns, Prints, and Cotton Goods,
all Of approved styles which will be sold as low as be
bought 10 this County for Pay.
GOLD MEDAL SALERATUS,
Raisns, Figs, Spices
a good assortment always on hand
Sugar by the ID. or bbl,, Flour, Pork Potatoes
Beans, Corn, Oats, &es
always at the Lowest Market Prices BE sure 70 sA ana ass
~ ''' WI ''''' Prentice, Smith co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

as- FAraER CHrN1ovg & ms CoLoSS I'VE
mentioned some weeks since the fact Of having
met in Cleveland, on his way to visit Kankakee,
the Rev. Dr. Baird. We asked him to send US
come account Of the people aud their condition
about whom there had been such contradictory
reports. As he went in an official capacity, be
was Of course constrained to report to those
who had secured bis services. Since his return
he has sent us printed report, 10 pamphlet
form. Of l6 pages in which all that has been
heretofore asserted Of the sufIerings and desti.
tuition Of these recusant from Romausm is full
ly confirmed The movement is a mogt impor
tant one in its learnings upon professionalism
The secession Of $50 families, comprising 6 zoo
persons from the errors of papacy, is an event
Of which the world seldom has parallel, i
indeed such q movement has ever been known
Such an accession to professionalism, could no
fail to alarm and arouse the mother church, an
covert as well as open hostility and oppression
are natural which added to their mistOrtuue'
iu the failure 'of crops, make their appea
a strong one. The colony have joined the OLE
school Presbyterians, and that body have take'
becoming steps for their relief, which no donb
will be made effective. They, however on &C
count of their deuominational character, shouI'
not be excluded from the sympathy and bcnevo
lent cooperation as well as the prayers oil evan
gelical christians generally.
Of course we are not able to devote mucl
space to this subject but those who wish t.
make use of the pamphlet copy in our posses
ninn co rnr ns II rnns are wncnme 10 NJ.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

BY Virtue of Alias Order Of Sale duly issued from sAd
Court case 10 directed will for sale by
way public auction the door Of the Court in JEFF
ferson Ashtabua County, Ohio, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of June, A d. 1860,
between the 10 and O'Clock Of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenemens to-w: Situate in the
County Of Ashabula and State of Ohio being part o og
nal lot No In township number H. in the first range Of
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and bounded
and described follows Being part of Subdivision Nos
o 10 and H. in said original lot No s. commencing at the
Ridge Road nnning thence Eaey along the center Of said
Ridge Road to stake four rods and six feet West from the
centre the Thompson Road; and thence NOrhWary par
ae with said ThoIn Road along the West line Of the
school house lot to H. Keye South line to the said East line
Of f. neys land thence SOuthardly along said Ptneys
East line to the place Of begin ring containing twelve
of land be the less. Appraised at $l05S
WM. HENDRY, Sheriff,
Special Master Commissioner.
sheriTs Office, May s, 1860 5w542$4 Is
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ny- BUFFALO CONFERENCE "A vote was to-
ken in the conference at Buffalo on the 29th, 90
the, first resolution in the majority report Of the
Slave Committee, which recommends change
of the rule in the discipline Of slavery. The
vote stood 1873 for the resolution and IA against,
lacking 10 votes of the required twO-thirds to
adont
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

DR.. Chas. de Heintze,
Oculist, Aurst and Electropathist,
DRINCIPAL of the Eye and Ear Hos
Il pits OF Buffalo N. Y, formerly Physician of the Roy
nj Charity Hospital in Berlin member Of several Medical
Societies in Europe, viii be in AshabulA,
Ashtabula House,
on Thursday and Friday, June IA and Is,
whore he can be co onsulted for ali diseases of the
Eye and Ear, and all Catarrhal Affections OF the
Head and Throat
Alsoa diseases OF the Respiratory Organs his German
Cough Powder never tails All operations in ophthano and
Surgery performed by the Doctor. Artificial Eyes, Ears
and Drum Heads can be provided by him.
A New Orthoscope,
invented by him. enables him to diagnose all such
which satisfactorily could be examined and therefore
moi cured. 543 Buffalo, May, 1860
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

SHAKER HOODS, colored and white;
~ PalmIeaG Straw Leghorn and Panama Hats Soft Fur
and Wool Hats Also few White Fur Hats to be sold at
very low figure, by ROOT MOkklSON,
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Court House, in jefferson.

Ashtabula County, md State of Ohio,
On Tuesday, the 5h day Of juno, A. d. 1860,
between the Of and O'Clock ofsd day the following
described Lands and Tenement TO wits Situated IN the
township of HarperHeld County Of Ashtbua and State OF
Ohio being part OF Lots Nos ninety and seventy four9e
T4-and bounded follows Beginning at the South East
corner Of lot no. ninety-9O-henee North the original
East line Of and "A 10 the North East Of
due West to the OF said lots Nos 90 and "a thence
south original West line Of said lots to the South
West of said lot No. 9O thence East the South line
of said lot no. co. to the place beginning to contain
hundred and sixty acres II Is undersood that about
three acres land in Southwest Of said lot
OO are not included in the description but eAesp
ted therefrom. Appraised at $2s26. 6w54lt4.1S
WIN. HENDRY, Sheriff, as
NAV !, 1860. Special Master CommssioneT.
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DRODUCE and PROVISIONS--Pork
i - - -, ,acli,g At retail or by the Barrel. Corn
In tbe Ear White Beans by the Bushc can be found At
RooT & MoRRIsoNs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

GROCERIES-Of the best quality aud
NJ al low prices. The best Georgia Banks Codash.--
sumrs Teas Coffee Moasses Rice, Rans, Tobacco, snu
Roor & MoRRfsoNs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

OUTER WANTED. - The highest
I'D market price will be paid for Batter, In exchange for
gonds bv hbOl " hNhiNioNNs
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
WI OF LANNDS AND TENEMENTS

Ashtabula Common Pleas-Nov. Term, 1859.
Alias Order OF Sale.
WB Chapman, ct al