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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-22

SAMUEL RUSSELL, Plaintiff,
JOHN l.. RUSSELL and his wife. PHILENA RUS.
SELL, Defendants.
'NHE DEFENDANTS ARE HEREBY
IL notified that on the esth day Of February the
plant 1T filed apetiiion against item in said Court,
The inject and prayer OF which is TO recOvera judr-
ment against the defer dant. John l.. Russell, for
sG250 80, with semi-annual interest thereon at the
rate OF ten per cent per anBum, from October ].
1851, on a note tor SAID sum dated october I, 1857,
pay able one year after cate. with aid in l est from
date. made by said John l.. Russell to the plaintiff,
and secured by the mortgage deed of the de fendanis Of
the same date of said note, on the following desert.
bed premises, viz: Lying aud being ~ Puitney
township, Belmont county, Ohio, b]aginni-r for The
same at a stake rs feet from the centre of The Gen.
va Ohio Railroad track and 50 feet from tho West
SIDE OF Noble street, and on a line with the centre
Of "a strset as designated on t.f town plat kno " n ss
,he,ffst Rodeier ADDITION othe cit, OF Bella!re: thence
n.nr 90 MIN r. tmsgnetie course) and parallel
WI d the Railroad track e23 20 feet 10 a stake on the
south side of land OWNED by 4. Horn: thence South
So 50 min. East (%nagneiic course) bounding on aid
hotn's ) outn line 10 the West bounds Of the Cieve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad; thence ~southerly
bounding on said West boundary of the Railroad to
a point on a line with the centre Of said Seventh
street; and thence Westerly bounding in the centre
oil sad seventh street 10 the place OF beginning; con-
Iaing about Z 30 acres; being the same land conveyed
10 said John Il. Russell by Jonn Kelly and others by
deed dated Apriil2 lajG lie IS thai part convey d
any. a $50 said petition asks for the saie ofsaid
moftgaeed premises, except about three. fiths OF an
acre owned by Emily Morgan, and released from
said mortgage, to pay off said note and III e interest.
said petition allows a credit in favor of said John
L. Russell for the value of two notes Tor 5000 cash
with tho interest thereon given by Z. q. Morgan
by him TO the Plaintiff.
Ihe defendants are required 10 answer said peti.
ton IN or before The 2sih day Of april, 1860. or a
decree will lie taken against them by default.
ID, 4. ADAMS.
Cle'k OF Be'm ont Common Pleas.
COWEN & hOGE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
March !, 1850. d
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WLLsn NEWSPAPER 0FfIcE,l
~ Nassau Sifept. April ~. i51.

WLLsu NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
10 Nassau Street, April ~, '57.
PRoF. q. ! M1OD-D.nt sir. some month Jrb
weeks lgo received h hottie Oi your Hair Resio.
rHive uud gave itmy wlts, who conc d-d 10 u,
It oI nrr hai-, little thinking NJ the i'm that IL
would Te-tOrc tn gray hair 10 ifs original color,
Dui to uer as well a. inv surprise Dtier a lew weeks
rial il nus pei formed that wonderful cfct by
turning all the gray hairs 10 a dark brown. Mt tho
same tim. beautiiyiDg and thIckoning me uaiT. !
recOiUuI,nd the above Restorative u all
pei SONS In want Vi such n change OF their hair.
CHARLES CAkDbW.
EEw YoEK, July IS. 1857.
PRoF. o.. J. WooD; With cpnhdence do recon
meaI your Hair Re-tnraiive, as being the mosi
rtlcHciOus article ! ever s7w. Since using your
half kes ~tUIative NY hair aud ~hiske~s which
we're almost white have gradually grown dark
md / now feet confident that a few more applicd-
iIDB- Will restore them 10 ileIr rItufal color. "
also hrs relInved me ct oil %danpruf and unpleasant
iicning. ~ cDmIEOE among pCrsVns who porspife
freely J. q. kiLBY.
PROF. WocD; Aboutiwn years sgo my hair COM
mehced falling OH ana turning gray; / was fast
'ecpiniug baIu. HHc had irnd many Remedies to
10. Fl CT. commenced us.ng your restorative
II January Inst 4 ipw applications fastened my
ha . III mly. Il began ~ Ill up, grow out, and
tur ied bacd 10 ius O1siRil color black At this
uiIsy il is fully restored TO is original color health
aud ipprarance, and | Oh, eriuliy recommend its
use T.. ait. j. ID, hOEaS.
CHi:A5o, Illinois, May let, 1851.
Ihe Restorative is put up IN bottles Of 3 sizes,
viz: large, medium and sma II; the small holds ! a
plat. and fetais tor one dollar per bottle; the me-
dun holds at least tNeniy pct cent more in pro.
portion than the small rc,ai.s Tor two dollar per
bottle; ~. large holds a quart. ~ per cent more
IN proportion. aud rrtaiis tor 20.
u. J WOOD Il CO., fryiIrturs, IA Broad.
way. New York. aud IA Market street, 81. Louie,
Missouri: and slid BY all good Dru sglsts and IAN
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

several portions Of Kansas have been reduced
nearly "a a state Of starvation, on account OF
the almost total failure Of their crops, whilst
the harvests 10 every other portion Of The coun-
try have been abundant. The prospect before
them for the approaching winter is well calcu.
lated to enlist the sympalhies Of every heart.
The destitution appears to be so general that
it cannot be relieved by private contributions,
and they are in snch INDECENT circumstances as
to he unable TO purchase the necessaries Of life
for themselves. ] refer the subject to Congress
II any constitutional measure for their relief can
be devised would recommend its adoption.
cordially recommend to your favorable re-
gard the interests Of the people Of this district
They are eminently entitled to your considera
ton, especially since unlike the people OF th,
States, they can appeal to no government ex
ccpt that Of the Union.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City, Dec. Sd, 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

CoNGREss-The transactions in either house
Of Congress have not been Of special interest.
The passage Of the homestead bill, and the
West Point and another minor appropriation
bill, with TIE appointment OF federal salvot on
committee of one from a state, with COrwin Of
this state, chairman is about the bulk of the pro-
ceedings Of definite and positive nature Mr..
Hawkins, of Fla. having refused to serve on
the committee, great deal of regret coaxing,
soft solder was put into operation by Mr.. Coch-
ran, Of n. Y. to induce him to stand. After
allowing full play to the generous flow of So
licitude and concern, and appearing to grow
tender under the melting operation, the house
voted not to excuse him, and then he refused
to act. HALE, in the Senate after the reading
Of the message characterized the presidents
want Of craftsmanship and manliness, and said
that the logic of current events was submission
or force, which awakened q little smartness, but
soon died away. There has been some buster
about secession, but the tone of congress does
Compromise is alluded to, but the south as
sumo to care nothing for meauness of that
kind, and the Republicans, although some ap-
pear favorable, their conduct indicates that it
m ght be like the casting Of pearls before those
animals We read Of into whom the devils en-
tered. Another consideration is compromis-
ing is not popular among the people. The
day for such things they pertinently &ell US has
gone bye. The north gains nothing by them
and the south cares not straw for them, only
so long as they are operative for good in its
favor. If there is no faith in the south--:f
Acknowledgement is determined upon, let it como.
1t may as well be met now, as at any other time.
Tue prospect is that 5. Carolina will be suffered
to play with this superanuated and imbecile
administration, TO the length of his tethcr, aud
the worst state of things possible, bequeathcd
to the new administration, to embarrass its
Inauguration.
Senator WADE. it is said is preparing for a
speech, which will be- telling one upon Sc
cession. Public attention is turned in that d.
rection, aud the views it contains will be sought
for with earnestness.
DOUGLAS is also preparing for demonstration
speech in the course of few days
TauRLow WEEDS compromise feeIer, which
it was said Mr.. SEWARD would back up has
vanished into thin sir.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

KANSAS MATTERs-We have received infOr-
nation from the scene of the late troubles to
the 7th inst. Large parties of troops from
Fort LeaVenworth had moved TO Mound City,
lhere joining their force with one hundred and
e'ge'y men from Fort Riley, attempts were
made TO arrest Jennison, but neither be nor
montgomery could be fonnd The rumors OF
m0n.gomerys entrenchment aud resistance are
simply absurd. The Inhabitants Of Mound
oiy and vicinity we're much excited, fearing
nafsn treatment from the Federal authorities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

ATTORNEY GEN. BLACK in a letter to the pre-
sident on the right of secession, holds that
there is no legal way in which the territory of q
state can be entered by armed Federal forces
except in aid of the regular Federal officers in
the state Aud where these have ceased to ex-
list. and their place cannot be filed, Federal
troops can have no mission or place therein ex-
cept by invitation Of the state author les. The
authority to enforce the collection of the reven-
ue be asserts to be the unquestionabIe pTeroga.
tive OF the General Government, after secession
swell as before, and until Congress shall remit
it's control over the established ports Of entry
in the seeding state
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

The PRooRAMME.-The programme now is
for the Gnlf States tn pass ordinances Of seces.
sion' with clauses that the laws and treaties of
the United States shall not be disturbed until
propositions OF adjustment can be submitted
and acted on. The object of this pan is to pnt
the Border States forward as negotiators, aud
10 the event Of failure. to consolidate the South
and set up provisional government on the 4th
Of March.
IT. by assuming this mensciog attitude, the
seeessionists suppose they can eEtort terms, ever
from the most conservative Northern men, says
correspondent Of the Tribune, they may a'
well retire without delay, This viii be the las
suace on the eamels back.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

The New Orleans True Delta charges that
the so-called Vigilance Committee of that city
who make it an especial duty to hunt down wan
dering Abolitionists from the North, is bogus
and thai it consists Of an irresponsible mob,
who take advantage OF the excitement of the
times to levy black mail on respectable citizenF.
The Della intimates that unless these "Foughs
curb themselves counter, bona .Ifde Vigilance
Committee will be formed, which will deal about
as harshly with these black mailers as with the
black AbolitiOnists
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

A SPEECH BY MR. DoUsLAs.---Mr. Douglas is
preparing to address the Senate on the present
emergency and will take distinct ground that
secession involves war and all its ealamilies and
that that fact must be confronted by the men
who are now precipitating the cotton states in-
revolution. He thinks it wiser to face the
whole Issae, and let the people sec the conse-
quences, than 10 blipk il until the real crisis is
upon rs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

The Treasury is so hard up that it is feared
that the Sl,50OOO0 interest due January lst
in coin, will have to be drawn directly from the
Mint The members of Congress are taking
certificates from the speaker and presenting them
at the treasury for their pay and mileage instead
of waiting to receive it from the Seargent-at-
arms. In one instance the threat Of protest
had TO be resorted to to bring down the need
full Such is the collapsed stae of the treasury.
The country now gathers nothing but the bit
terest fruits for its blind adherauoe to bogus
Democracy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

MOBBISG.-A meeting of Garrison abolition
lists of mixed complexion and SEX convened at
fremont Temple, Boston, on the Sd inst, TO
commemorate the death OF John Brown A
mong those present were Redpoth, Wendell
Phillips Fred. Douglas John Brown, ir, &c.
The meeting was outnumbered by the conserva-
tves, who assembled too, and did succeed in
breaking up the meeting. The indications we're
efficiently threatening to call out the police,
and hold the military lie readiness for action.
When these people were permitted in peace to
meet annually and resolve that the constitution
was a compact with hell, and voting was a sin
against God, it proved bul harmless amusement
but il mob violence and persecution is TO be
revived who knows to what importance the,
may grow - particularly as there is but
short step between them and the Southern disc
lutionists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEcE'R. is, 1860.
New Secretary OF the Treasury.
A S IL I A b U L A /:

ExGov. Thomas of Maryland, now at
the head Of the Patent Office, has been ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Treasury, rice Mr..
Cobb, and has accepted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

Senator Latham of California impressivey
declared on Monday the fidelity to the Union OF
that state. She will remain part OF the pow
er which can and will build the Pacific Railroad.
This manifestation of the Senator forms pret-
ty conclusive reply to the prophecies of an in
dependent Pacific Confederacy of late so cur
rent among those who are anxious for the total
destruction of the present Federal Government.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15
2A0 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dry Goods for the Million

f. 1. Baldwin & Co.,
will oor Monday, November Goth, ns their Stock Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
unprecedented low prces purchases at Auction
and other forced sales enable to exhibit the Bargains
Our Goods are all marked in plain grSS and have
ONE PRICE 0NLK
being only establishment on the Reserve who never
deviate in prices. or
Dress Goods,
offer by the desirable assortment the market
and all novelties Of the season, including
ottomans, Empress Cloths, Chamoleons
ESsiish GIds Rep. RoS SIS Roys, Tsionsi.s. TsEsns
We have, as usual, in the
SILK DEPARTMENT,
the largest stock in Northern Ohio comprising Black OF ev
width style and price, in plain figured repped Armuro
broche mode and mourning EGHey in novel designs and
drie and Others, from 37kc to so per yard.
In the new rooms specially arranged for
Cloaks and Shawls,
offer $50 Coaks Tamas Arabs Capes all the new
patterns Of Z0uaye Express ssfsrino Golden Bsdoins
Eugene, Circular Sleeve, Arabian Basquine &c, &c.
CLOAK CLOTHS, BEAVER & TRIMMINGS
1850 Shawls, Broche, Long and Square.
1850 Shnws Scotch Wool Long and Square
1850 Shawls Paisley, India, Cashmere, 6e
Also-Shawls for Misses Men and Boys.
EMBRoDERIEs- Collars Cuds, Sleeves Caps, Handker-
chiefs Waists, Colarines, Berthas, &c.
LAoEsCOllars, Cuffs, Sleeves, &c, Lace Edgngs Insert
ings, BeadingS, &c
TRIMMINGs-For Dresses and cioaks Hne AsAortment-
Baids Cords Galoous, Gimps, Ribbons Frnges Buttons
Ornaments.
HosRRT-For Ladies'. Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and In
fants Cashmere, Wool Fleeced, Aerino, Cotton &C.
GLOVES AND GAuNrLETs-of all sizes and styles
Housekeeping Goods.
Linen Darnask Cloths Napkins Doyes Piano and Table
COvers Blankets Quilts Sheetings Pillar Cangs Irish linen
FLANNELs-White, Red Blue, Green Grey, Brown Yellow
Drab, Mixed and Printed.
DoHEsTIcs-Aways retailed at lowest figures.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings
The finest line by any Dry Goods in this SEQ
tion. No obligation to purchase Is incurred by examining
stock
One Price Invariably.
K. 4. Baldwin a. Co.
Cleveland November 1850 $40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

CALIFoRyIA AND OREGON RETURNs.-The
Pony Express, with San Francisco dates to
Nov. 2lst, reached Fort Kearney on the I'd inst
The election returns of California are not quite
complete. The total vote returned is ll7,sl5.
Lincoln 3S,646; Douglas 37,348; Breckenridge
33,357i Bell 9,467. The vote of the state can
not exceed ll8,5O0. Lincoln generally conced-
ed from 700 to 1000 plurality.
Returns from all the counties in Oregon give
Lincoln 3lS maj. over Breckenridge. Douglas
is number three 10 the race.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

D@sD sDelazon Smith, late Senator from
Oregon, and in Tyler times known here in
Ohio as Delusion Smith, died at Portland,
Oregon, on the 18th of November last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

The presidential electors for the several states
chosen in Nouember, assembled each in their
several state capitols on Wednesday, and formal
ly cast their votes for president. Their records
are dispatched to Washington by special mes,
seugers, and there opened before Congress on
the 18th of February, and the grand result Off
cially announced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

MORE BRooKLYS 1nEoLoGY.-While in the
Postoficc the other day We we're informed that
another batch of the VAN DYKE, God aud slave
ry theology had been received, for as we sup.
pose, Asbtabula consumption It's channel of
communication is the .NeW York Herald. A
fitness of things is always pleasing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

A Washington dispatch says immediate Of
forts will be made to pass Mr.. MOrils Tariff
bill as the most effective mode Of restoring con-
6dence; securing revenue, and arrestiug the pre-
sent panic. Without some such measure, the
wheels Of Government will be stopped
SECESSION IN LouIsrANA.-The Governor, In his
message TO the extra session Of the Louisiana
Legislature, e1horts calmness and deliberation.
He says the election Of Lincoln shows that the
Northern mind is poisoned against the South
that the wise couusels Of our fathers are forgot
ten and the fraternal remonstrauces Of the south
are disregarded.
He recommends Convention, and says Lou
isiana ought not to refuse to meet her sister
slaveholding states in council to demand. Of the
North the repeal Of the obnoxious legislation,
and guarantees against future similar measures.
He says these questions should be met before
the inauguration Of Lincoln, because the self
respcct and honor Of the State does not com.
port with her remaining under Black Repub-
lican President, recommends the erection Of a
Military Board and asks an appropriation of
half a million dollars for the purchase Of arms
volunteer companies The members are not
disposed TO act hastily, but favor preparation
for any emergency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

RooK NORRIS & Co., who have been bor-
ing for oil on the south side of the Mahon-
ing river, opposite Youngstown, struck
vein of salt water on Saturday last, three
quarts of which produced, by boiling, tea
cup full of fne salt. The company feel quite
clated over the discovery, and mean to turn
it to account.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

Our country has iucreSed in size more than
three-fod since the close of the revolutionary
war. The United States have a territorial ex-
tent nearly ten times as large as that of Great
Britain and France combined. The American
Republic is one.sixth less in extent than the
area covered by the frty-nine empires states
and REPUBLICS Of Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

The UNION NUIsAEoE.-The Grand Jury
of Montgomery, Ala, have presented the Union
as nuisance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

How is Tn1s !? - We are informed by tele-
graph that a messenger has arrived at Wash
ington from South Carolina, bearing the elector-
al vote OF the State for President for the next
four years, and the telegraph further informs US
that the messenger drew his pay for his services
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

The BuEcH CASE DEcIDED-This trial.
which attracted so much attention, has ter
minated against the application of Burch
for divorce
The Jury was ont about one hour and q
half when they returned verdict in favor
of Mrs. Burch. The verdict was received
with demonstrations of enthusiasm. The
counsel for the defense made a motion for
the cuStoday Of the children and alimony.
Court adjourned. The trial occupied nine
teen days The news was received with
great rejoicings by the friends of Mrs. Burch.
One hundred rockets were fred from the
roof of the fremont House, Chicago.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-12-15

GOOD NEWS and glad tidngs to all
~ Republicans, Bell men, Democrats, Breekeeridgers,
Douglasites, Wide Awakes, and Fast Aslesps.
There doubt but the good time long coming has at
last come AshtAbuls is being inundated with
NEW GOODS,
the newest styles and most approved designs and
mOng them ALL larger stock greater variety can 10
ROOT a. MORRIsON's.
The nsalment Of Fall Stock, arrived Thursday,
shall receiving constantly for days to eome
larger accessons Of a the different styles aud varieties Oi
Goods that to make up complete stock Of Dry Good,
Hardware Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Crock
cry Iron and Nails Paints and Oils Books and Station
ary which for good quality and low phees think cannot
be beat In the county
We have sold goods IN this marketiOr long time and
well known that the least amount Of gas brRg
il entirely unnecessary and leave that to othe
Satisfied that strict integrity and fair dealing will in future,
heretofore for share Of public patronage
When looking round just drop in and will do best TO
please you and will sell goods very cheap for Cas
Sept. p, $780, ROOT MORRISON.