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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26

NEw AMERICAN CYcLoF6DrA. - Vol Q, OF
this work has been received, and among the
principal articles we notice, as Of especial inter-
est and Importance, the following Hayti,
Hindoston, Himaaya Mountains, Honduras,
Hudsons Bay Territory, Hungary, Illinois, To-
wa, Indiana, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Japan,
Java, Hebrews Haguenots, Indians, Indian Ian
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Homer Howard, Hull, Hume, Henry (Kings,
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Jay, Jefferson, Heat Hepertology, Hieroglyph-
ics History Horse, Horsemansbip, Infantry,
Ink, Iron, Ice Hydrocepbalus, photography
Hydromechancs, Ichthyology, insanity, Insects,
Isomerism, Insurance, Indulgence, immaculate
Conception, Inquisition.
We do not say that we have fully read all
these articles, for almost any one Of them a.
mounts to q full treaties, but we have them
where we can cit them at once or study them
at leisure, and so with two or three thousand
articles in each of the volumes of this work, or
nearly forty thousand in the fifteen volumes.
The work should be obtained as issued, so as
to gain a familiarity with it by regular first
reading, which would seem an almost insuper-
able task, when it all comes at once
The work, with many Others of less mngu'-
tude and cost, is obtained, promptly delivered,
and at the best rates, of the agent for this
County, Mr.. 9. G. OALKINs.
Among the other works offered by him may
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Of the New American Cyclopedia, it being a
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K1NGsvlLLE. MAY 22d. 1860.


Mr.. EDToR:-A few weeks ago there ap-
peared in the Cleveland Plain Dealer an ar
ticle under the heading, Kingsville Academy
all right for Douglas" which stated that the
students of the said Academy came out one
evening to play ball, and after formal adjourn
ment, some one proposed cheer for Douglas,
and that hearty cheer was the consequence !;
but when cheer was proposed for Seward, not
dog opened his mouth. The inference drawn
by the editor Of the Plain Dealer was, that
we, the students, were for Douglas. That is
not soi there are but two or three persons con-
nected with the school that are for Douglas,
and the cheer in question, was given more for
the novelty of the thing, than for any expires.
sion of sentiment, and given mostly by boys
who were not connected with the school,
The political feeling of both, the students and
the Inhabitants of KiDgsvile, is decidedly in
favor OF Lincoln and republicansm, and the
nomination of Mr.. Lincoln as the republican
candidate for the presidency was hailed with
great reJoieings in Kingsville. The students
formed themselves into a company, called the
"Lincoln Lancers," and marched through the
principal streets of the town in grand torch
light procession, headed by the Kingsyie Brass
Band, and large Transparency bearing the
words, Abe Lincoln, the Little Giant killer. y
''IIon II Hamlin, the Peoples man, aTb
Constitution as our Fathers made it;D a,Jefrsr
son in l776, and Lincoln in 1860" After the
company had marched through the town thew
drew up on the south side Of the public square
where large bonfire was kindled, and listened
70 some excellent speeches made by two Of our
number, and the Principal of the Academy
During the speaking, one of the Douglas ad-
herents attempted to get up a cheer for him,
but was greeted with groans and Kisses After
the speaking the company, with three cheers for
Lincoln, aud three groans for the democracy,
broke up and in good order returned to their
homes. give you these facts that you may
contradict the oIticle in the Plain Dealer to
which have alluded, as the students feel thems
serves placed in false light by it. oo.t.
N. YoRK Posr MAsrrR.-HoN. JOIN A.
DIX was dominated by the president to the
Senate, on the nth, as Postmaster of N. v
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The CENsUs.-The Deputy Marshals have
been appointed to take the census of this county,
as follows: L. s. Flagger for Kingsville Con-
eaut Monroe. Pierpont, Richmond, and An
dover S. D. Damn, for Jefferson, Lenox, New
Lyme, Colebrook Wayne, Williamsfeld, Orwell,
Windsor, Rome and Austinburg L. P. Bakes-
lee, for Ashtabula, Plymouth, Sheffield, Den
mark, Dorset and Cherry Valley Mr.. Keuney,
for Geneva Saybrook, Harpersfed. Trumbull,
Hartsgrove and Morgan. They will commence
their labOrS on the first day of June, and end in
six weeks. .-SentineL.
The man that carries round babies is in town
we Judge from the additions to our population
that casually reach us. Whether friend Blake
slee is in any way implicated in his adventure
we have no means of knowing.
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GD- The CONGREGATIONAL DESK in this vii
lage---at Smiths Hall--will be supplied on Sab.
bath next by Rev. A. D. OLDs of Jefferson.
Letters have been received from the Rev. Mr..
CoNKL1N, of Providence, r. l. in answer to on
Invitation from members of this Church, prom
ising to visit Ashtabula in the course of two or
three weeks, when his old and earnest friends
will no doubt have an opportunity of seeing
and hearing him.
The Rev. Chas. w. ToRREY OF Madison, sup
piled the desk of this church on Sunday last,
in most acceptable and able manner His
discourses bore the impress of fresh and vigor-
Gus thought, and breathed an air of freedom in
allusion to the evils Of the day, not little re-
freshing. Mr. T.. is man of much more than
ordinary ability, and piety, and we cannot but
congratulate our Madison brethren, upon the
possession of so worthy pastor.
The Rev. Mr., PALMER of Kingsville, oficia-
ted, in the absence of the regular pastor, 10 the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church on Sunday
last
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g5~ CHAPNAN's bazaar AND News DEpor.-
We inadvertently omitted to allude last week,
to the fact that friend CHAPMAN had been East,
and replenished bis stock, and is prepared to
offer to his customers and the public, very
choice and we'll selected variety of stationery
and fancy goods at the most favorable prices.
Among his books may be found choice lot of
the Cincinnati Sabbath School volumes, which
may be had at catalogue prices.
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~ nss Received New oOsdss
RoBEHTS
Has Prints 81 the Pound.
ROBERTS
Has Pfint' By Tho yard--cheap.
ROBERTS
Has all kinds Of Dress Goods--very cheap
ROBERTS
Has the largest Stock Of Pan,aOOn stus the chesbsst
ROBERTS
Can beat them all Hoop skirts
ROBERTS
Is long way ahead on White Goods.
ROBERTS
Has the Best Stock Of Yankee Notions ever sect
ROBERTS
Has 4 nice Stock Of Cloths and Cassiuherss.
ROBERTS
Wants everybody to look at his sheengs and shiriings
ROBERTS
Can suit everybody in Ticks, Stripes and Denims.
ROBERTS
Has a nice stock Of Hosiery.
ROBERTS
Has shawls Of all kinds from 81 25 up.
ROBERTS
Has Lace capes and Mantilas.
ROBERTS
Has Real Pushsr Lace Points
ROBERTS
Has Parasols and Umbrellas from 25 cents to g.
ROBERTS
Has Floor Oil Cloths very cheap.
ROBERTS
Has the best Wines aud Brandy Of his own Importation,
aud guaranteed strictly pure.
ROBERTS
Has Tea at Twenty-Five cents pound.
ROBERTS
Has TOa at so and co cents pound
ROBERTS
Has Tea al 75 and IS cents a pound and satiafastion
guaranteed, or the money refunded.
ROBERTS
Has splendid lot of Wall Paper and Borders
ROBERTS
In short has plenty of Everything.
ROBERTS
Sells for Cash and Ready Pay and ALLOW himself
to be Undersod.
Call and see
Edw. II. Roberts,
Mol, Fisks Block, Main ST.,
Ashtabula, Ohio
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GS- OvERBoARD.-Two men were lost over
board from the scow Falcon, off Ashtabula, on
Saturday last. Their names were James Sher-
wood and Orrin James-the latter resident of
Ashtabula. ReDorter
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Attention is called to bis advertisement.

IMPUTATIoN-Ouryoung friends of the Kings
vile School, show becoming dissatisfaction,
at the category they were placed in by the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. Douglassm, is not
indigenous to the soil of Kingsville, and our
young friends do we'll to throw back the mpu-
tation Their communication will be found on
the preceding page.
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REMARKABLE CURE FOR DEAFNEss-Nath an.
lei Bradley an old resident of this town, was
operated on one day last week, by DR.. Chas
de Heintze, in the Platt House. Albion, and
entirely cured OF deafness Mr.. Bradley is 63
years OF age and has been suffering upwards OF
iorty years He lives in our vicinity, and relates
joyfully the above fact For this successful
operation, one Of our most aged and respected
citizens we feel great pleasure in passing the
Doctor around.-Olean Republican.
AS will be seen by reference to our advertis
ing columns, DR.. de Heintze is about to visit
TINS County. The Doctor recently operated on
Mr. Moses Hoh, of the town of Gaines, who
mas been quite deaf for several years, with such
success that be has regained his hearing entire.
ly.-.4lbioH american.
Attention ia called to his advertisement
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GS- The Daily Leader, under the Editor
ship of that well-tred, steady but prompt and
discreet veteran of the press-father HARRIS
assumed new dress last week, aud as The sail
ors say SHOOK out a reef in the main sheet" in-
oreaSing It's dimensions one column to the page.
ne Leader is steady and reliable friend of
'ree 'aoor' and worthy of the confidence and
patronage OF the live republicans of the state.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26

GS- VILLAGE ADvANTAGEs.-0ur new villare
dignitaries must not forget the obligations, that
fellow upon the heels of village distinction and
honor. The advantages of an incorporation
of this nature should be somewhat in prepara-
ton to the burdens borne. The ordinance re-
strsining cattle from running at large is an i'm
psrtant one, and should not be suffered to lose
It's vitality Will not the marshal take the hint.
The moving of the park, and the trimming
out of the borders, is q much needed labor,
and while its performance would indicate care
and taste, it would also go far to indicate vigi-
lance and promptness on the part of our public
servants
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HEalns Leavlng A.htabnla Depot.

JUSTICE ELEoTIoN.-An election is called for
the choice Of Justice Of the Peace, to supply
the place Of JoHN BooTu, whose term is about
expiring, on Saturday the 26th day of June, at
FiremaDs Hall.
As Mr.. Booth will be a candidate for re-elec-
sIon, we presume there will be little opposition
70 bis reelection.
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Philander Monroe Darling, }
VS..

Jeremiah Horning, ct, al. ARTIMUS
SGLER and Harriet f. Siger Of Adrian in the State of
the County of Ashabua and State Of Ohio did the 9Th
day Of August 1859 Tile his petition and did on the 2Sth
day Of Febuary 1860 file his amended petition in he
in said State Of Ohio against jeremiah Hornng Caroline D.
Horning, Eli Horning, Henry A. Fowler Almra c. Hill,
Armus Sge Harriet E. Siger setting forth that on the
first day of December, 1853 the said jeremiah HorninS
and Caroline HOning his wife, and Eli Honng gave mort
gage the said Plaintiff the following described lands
and PREMISES Situate in the township Of Ashtabua the
County Of Ahabua in the State of Ohio being part Of lot
number twenysx in township number thirteen in the third
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and
ot number 20 bounded South by the North Ridge Road 40
called East the East line Of said AshAbuA township
North the North line Of said lot number 26 the new sur
yey great lot and West by lands owned by Jonathan
Kent containing yeght-1Saces and f-IOO Of an
acre j. r. Hawleys survey
Also one other piece of land being part of lot number L.
OF Caleb Pamers survey OF tract no. Beginning at the
along the East line Of the township fifteen chains thence
sSS degrees West 33 chains and 33 links to post bearing
South IS degrees West SO links from White Oak tree mark
ed thence South degree East l5 chains To pos bearing
cd thence North $50 degrees East along the south line Of
said lot 3 chains and 80 links to the place Of beginning con
Also one other piece Of land situate in said towpshn
bounded follows; Beginning the East line Of said
township, SO links North Of the Southwest corner of n
Iieats land thence south s9 degrees West III chains 40
links thence North degrees, West 2s chains so links
TO South line Of Ridge road thence North 90 degrees
degrees East SO chains 81 links the place Of beginning
containing hysN Of land be the more or less
excepting the Rail Road track through the
the payment Of S262 63lO0 according certain notes re-
fered TO In said mortgage and that since the giving OF the
said mortgage the other defendants claim interest in
said under the said Hornn paying judgment against
the said jeremiah Homing and Ell Oning Sll2 e6lOO
interest due said notes or that said premises be sold
pay the and suck notes. hereafter may become
and the said Amus Siger and Harriet T. sgler are notified
that they required to appear and answer said petition on
before the third Saturday after the 10th day Of June next
PHlLANDER NJ. DARLING,
per Sherman Farmer, his Attorneys.
Dated, May eth 1850. 6w542Ss rs
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NEW Store and New Goods !

NEW Store and New Goods
TYLER q COLLINS,
Take this method of informing their friends and the public
that they are now settled in their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
tw5 doors North of the Fisk House. and adjoining Wells
Fsukne where they may be found at all business hours
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods,
which fer variety style and beauty cannot be supassed in
this town.
In the Dry Goods line
be found the best makes and Patterns OF Gentle
mems goods,
In Cloths, Cassmeres Summer Stuffs, &C.,
from Seven Dollars to OnS Shilling PET yard.
1u the Ladies' Department,
wo have all that is desirable. in the way Of
Rich Colored and Black Silks
Dark and Light Foulard, Marceline, &c.
Muslins, Challas Organdies, PopIius,
Bareges, Taretlue Figured, Barred and Plain Caubrc
and many other nice and pretty things for Dresses and
complete stock Of
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery Linen, Cambria, Silk
Handkerehiefs, Embroideries &c.
large and elegant Stock Of
Shawls, Parasols, Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods,
and Hoop Skirts,
Of the best kinds and very Cheap, together with
Flannels, 1ickings, Denims, and a large Stock
of Domeslies OF Superior quality
In our Grocery Department
well stocked and quality and price expect to
compare iavoably with our neighbOn.
In CrOckery
we have taken great pains to select beautiful Pattern and
general assortment Of nice ware.
In Boots and Shoes Wooden Ware, Stoue
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails Glass,
Putty, Goldfish, Mackereli
and many other things we have full supply
All the above purchased with great care and
Especial reference the wants Of the people OF this vicinity
We think facilities equal 10 Others for buying cheap and
we also think ourselves No MORE ambitious large profits
than 0tbers.
As is well understood and acknowledged all our Goods are
Of the best quality and perfect and promise to sell
for Cash. or To prompt four six months customers as low
a possible and make liviag BY the trade
We shall receive most kinds OF Produce the highest mar
ket prices and shall take great pleasure ia showing Goods
and doing all those things which good reliable ghtr,
ward merchants ought TO do.
TYLER & COLLINS.
Ashtabua, May o. 1860
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~ SAD CAsUAL1TY.-An interesting little
girl, Kate Vinella, aged two years and a month
daughter of d. W. and d. A. Hazetine, of
Conneaut, says the Reporter, met with severe
and fatal accident on Saturday last A kettle
of boiling water had just been poured into a
pail, standing on the floor, when the little girl
came along and fell, or sat down into the pail
scalding her so severely that she survived but
day.
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gs- Mr.. EVERETT, it is asserted has declined
the nomination conferred upon him at Balti.
more. A contemporary thinks he would make
a vice president for the American Tract Societv
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Mr. Douglas voted in the Senate to eon6rm
the appointment Of Calhoun Benham (tbe ne. =.
sistant murderer Of Broderick) for u s nis.
trict Attorney in California.
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NINEYARDs.-Since our alluson to the vine
yards set out by j. B. SHEPARD and K. L.
HoLBRooK, in the neighborhood of the village,
we have learned of others, showing that the
rearing of the grape is likely to become de-
pariment of industry Of some Importance among
us. Cyrus &. Fox has put out this spring some
300 cuttings; EDWARD BLAKEsLEE some 900,
and ID. l. PRATT similar number, making five
Vinyards n progress by the citizens of this place.
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CHERRIES Sale of Lands h Tenements,
~ Ashtabula Common Pleas

GHERIFF'S Sale of Lands Tenements
~ Ashtabua Common Pleas.
n'D!s ys lane venditiona ErponAs. f.
B. NOrtham,
By virtue writ of Venditiona Exponas duly issued
from said Court in the above case to directed will offer
by of public auction at the door OF the Court
House in Jeleron Ashtabula County, Ohio, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of june A D, 1860,
between tho hours oil 10 ana o'clock OF said day the follow
township of Geneva County of Asabua and State Of Ohio
being in lot number two-2-section number three3-and
bounded and described follows East South by lands
owned by Elijah Hart West by the center of highway and
North by the centre Of the highway leading from Geneva
age West containing of land Appraised at $3.50 s3
..... WIN. HKNDRY, Sheriff.
Nav 7th, 1860. .. 5W542SS az
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,Npprw SMITH s.,-.,N WM' PITT PALMER President
ANIME" . ''ii"' 'eO's''"
DIRECTORS:
s.mpsi %ip Fl, PSl'HeT Al MTi. Peter Peter Cooper.
Rufus L. Lord Aueliystns Nv Ward
VIM. =. Mott, James COLES '
VIM. W. Fox Sidney Mason
Edwin f. Morgan, Moses Tayior'
Richard Iighe, l.. S. Suarez
Thomas Barron, Jotn Cssvon
Robert B. Mintnru, Jobn Steward
Thomas W. Pesrsai, john john c. 0'SH%G Green,
'''" % 'iO''e'
laws Of NV sto o OcPIy corPIno ndpg ~ a complied with the
property
Ao.o;r,t T ,,, or a.. - 1,.
"o0 y Nv
at rates low other first class Stock CeuPANEs Their
policies free from TEcHNICALTIEs thus avoiding LrTeA
TIoN, having had only law suit during business of
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T ,UMBERNGEN's EXCHANGE.

T UNBERnTEN's EXCHANGE.
The subscriber. beg lSate to inform the citizens Of Ashts
County that they are now receiving large and vel IS
lseted stock Of Goods direct from New York
Groceries and Provisions.
This branch Of trade has paiepat attention. and ws
believe sell good article at low price, as any
other establishment of the kind In Northern Ohio.
We have constantly on hand III this lins,
Flour, Tea,
Hams suenT
shoulders Syrup;
Goldfish, MolAEaes,
Mackerel. Tobacco,
Herring, Sbap,
Vinegar, Tail5w Candles;
Starch, Crackers
Rice, &c, &C.. sc.
Together with nice selection Of
Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes;
Yankee Notions etc.
Also-Nails, Hay Forks,
Scoop shov0s Manure Forks,
Barn sbOvelR, Grass sythes and snashS
Hoes, Corn Baskets
Patent Pals, Market Baskets
Wash Boards Wood Boviss
Corn Brooms Sc, &c.
And finally without being tedious In enumeratng artieiea
further will say have almost everything and bound
to sell
Cheap for Cash. or Ready Pay.
So one and ALL for we charge nothing for sight OF
exhibiting"
We viii take
Wheat; Corn, Oats Butter, Eggs and Coun-
try Produce generally,
st market prices, in Exchange for Goods,
We will pay the highest market price in Cash. good
Ash Lumber;
from to inches thick, u 10 10 feet long:
Poplar Lumber,
. inch, IL to 80 inches wide, u, feet long
2SG4 inch Plank do do
IL Don't forget to eaT at
No. l, Mechanics Row, Ashtabula:
Ashtabula April 2s 1860.
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NJ YORK PosT MAsrER.-HoN. JouS A.
DIX was nominated by the president to the
SENATE on the 18th, as Postmaster Of N. Y,
and Immediately confirmed.
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STATE OF OHIO, Ashtabula Co., SIS.
~ In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Amanda c. Hitchcock,
divorce.
The sad defendant hereby notified that the SAID ian
on the 18th day Of March, H. 1850 filed her Petition In said
Cort prayip0 10 be divorced said Defendant and asking
for an6n3 out Of the and personal estate property des
crbed Ia said Retti6n The id Petition charges the said
nkndant ifb adultery as the Of said divorce The
cause viii be for hearing at the next term Of said Court
SHERMAN a FARnHp
April n. 1850. Cs5so
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MARRIED.

In Poland the 10Th inst at the residence OF B. Krtland
Esq by the Rev Mr. McMastes Miss KATE FRAME Of Poland
to DR.. W. II. GILKEY, of Lenox, Ashtabuls county
In Garfield the 18th inst by Rev Mr.. Marsh, Ed
WARD w. FISK late Of Ashtabua 10 Miss MARY II. MYGATT
daughter OF Mygatt Of Garfield.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26

The Board OF School Examiners will meet in
Jefferson on Monday The Fourth cay June O'Clock, A.
NJ AMOS DRESSER, Clerk
Orwell, May q, 1880. 2t5ll
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cash paid for wool & DEACON
~ SKINS. PRENTICE, SMITH co.
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BORN

In this village on Friday the 18th, Son to II. F. CULVER
In Kingsvile, May Is, doughter to JESSE and Betsy
RAYNoR.
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GD- The CONGREGATIONAL DESK in this vii
lage--at Smiths Hal--will be supplied on Sab.
L.tb - Dav A N Ot Nc Of Tonorson