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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-05
NEW Store and New Goods

TYLER a. COLLINS,
Take this method Of informing their friends and the public
that they are now settled in their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two doors Norh Of the Fisk House, and adjoining Wells
Faukner where they may be found at all business hoars,
Large and Splendid stock of Goods,
which for variety style aud beauty cannot be surpassed
this town.
In the Dry Goods line
be found the best makes and newest Patterns of Gentle
mems goods
In Cloths, Cassimeres, Summer Stuifs, &C.,
from Seven DOllats to one Shilling pei yard.
In the Ladies' Department,
have all that is desirable in the way Of
Rich Colored and Black Silks,
Dark and Light Foulard, Marceline, &c.
Muslins, Challas, Organdies, Poplins,
Bareges, Taretine Figured Barred and Plain Cambtics
aud many other nice and pretty things Dresses and
complete stock Of
Gloves Mitls, Hosiery, Linen Cambria, silk
Handkerchefs, Embroderies, sc.
large and elegant Stock Of
Shawls, Parasols Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods,
and Hoop Skirts,
Of the best kinds and very Cheap, together with
Flnnncls, rickings, Denims, and large Stock
OF Domestics OF Superior quality,
In our Grocery Department
well stocked and or quality and price we expect to
compare ayoraby with our neighbors.
In Crockery
have taken great pains to select beautiful Pattern and
general assortment Of nice ware
In Boots and Shoes, Wooden Ware, Stone
Ware, Farming Tools, Nails, Glass,
Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel,
and many other things, have a full supply
All the above Goods purchased with great care and
especial reference to the wants Of the people vicinity
We think facilities equal others for buying cheap and
also think ourselves NO MORE ambitious for large profits
than others
As well understood and acknowledged all our Goods arc
OF the best quality aud perfect and promise sell Goods
for Cash. tn prompt four months customers as low
as possible and make living by the trade.
We shall receive most kinds Produce the highest mar
ket prices and shall take pleasure in showing Goods
and doing all those things which good, reliable straight for
ward merchants ought to do.
TYLER e COLLINS
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WESTERN RESERVE COLLAGE The Hon.
Geo. Sumner, of Boston, Mass, will de-
liver the Annual Address before the Liter
ary Societies of W. r. College, at the next
Commencement, Jolly ~, 1860. c. W.
Palmer, Esq. of CIevland, has also accept
ed an invitation to address the Beta Theta
Pi Society, on Tuesday evening, duly lOth)
preceding Commencement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-05

Tue REPUBLICANS OF MARYLAND while Assem-.
bled in convention at Baltimore for the selection
Of ofdelegntes to the Chicago Convention, were at.
tackled by body of the Plug Uglies, and driv.
en- from their hail. After several arrests, the
convention again convened, and appointed q
delegation with F. p Blair at its head.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-05

b~Col Forney' prediction in regard to
the result at Charleston was Nothing can
defeat Douglas but violent collision on the
preparation Of the platform" That col.
lisiop seems 10 have come.
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IL Has Received New Goods.
ROBERTS
Has Prints by the Pound.
ROBERTS
Has Prints by the yard-cheAp.
ROBERTS
Has all kinds Of Dress Goods-very cheap.
ROBERTS
has the largest Stock of PanaoOn stu the cheapest.
ROBERTS
Can beat them all Hoop Skirts.
ROBERTS
Is long way ahead White Goods.
ROBERTS
Has the Best Stock of Yankee Notions ever seen
ROBERTS
Has nice Stock of Cloths and Cassmeres.
ROBERTS
Wants everybody to look at his sheenga and shirtinss
ROBERTS
Can suit everybody in Ticks, Stripes aud Denms.
ROBERTS
Has nice stock of Hosiery
ROBERTS
Has splendid lot of Wall Paper and Borders
ROBERTS
In short has plenty Of Everything.
ROBERTS
Sells for Cash and Ready Pay and does allow himself
to be Undersold.
Call and see
Edw. H. Roberts,
No. /, Fisks Block, Main st.,
AshtAbula, Ohio,
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MARRIED.

In Jefferson Thursday last by the Rev A. d. Olds WM
NETTLErON, of MINI. to Miss NELL sCOYlLL of Ashta
bula.
In Springfield April Goth, by Rev p W. Mills Mr.. j. A.
CoNpToy to Miss ELzARETH TfoNPsos, both of Kingeve
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CoNJuaAL INFpgLrY AND ITS Consciousness.
This world seems to grow no wiser by the sad
lessons which are 90 frequently taught 90 this
subject. The late New York papers furnish
another chapter OF the terrible punishmeuts
that follow upou tho heels Of this species Of
t1ausgresson.
The body Of female, gagged and sunk
with a barrel of pitch, was found on the
! l4th of April in one of the docks of Jer-
sew city. The remains were fully Identified
as those of Ada Richardson, wife of q
ycunp man known as Boston Charley, who
stated that he had not lived with his wife
for over two years that she had resided
at the Brandreth House, St. Dennis, and
other places, living a fast life.
These facts furnished clue to the off.
GERS by which means they track Mrs Rich
ardson for period Of over two years, dur
ing which time she lived in magnificent
style at The st. Dennis, next at the house
Of doctor in Astor Place, thence to the
| st. Julian Hotel, next to private house
| Ii University place, from there to the In
! Forge House, whence she went on board
the steamship Cabawba on the 18th oil
January for New Orleans, which was the
last positive information they had Of her.
The hotel books revealed the fact that a
wealthy young gentleman formerly of high
standing bad paid Mrs Richardson's hotel
bills the rooms and board, amounting to
about $40 per week. 1t is reported that
this gentleman attempted to sever his con-
nection with Mrs. r., as her demands upon
him for money were becoming more and
more cxhorbitant, sometimes compelling
him to furnish her with 500 or $500 at a
time in order to prevent exposure, and that
the total sum in two years extorted from
him in this manner amounted to nearly $20,.
0O0 From this fact it was thought that
there was sufficient motive for the commit.
tai of the crime.
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RuaoRED REMOVAL OF THE Holy SEA-
New York letter to the Washington Con
stitution, says that Archpishop Hughes is to
bsmade Cardinal next October, and adds
"He win be the FIRST American Cardlaal
Had Bishop England, of South Carolina
lived, he would have been Cardinal
The same writer then goes on to speak
Of Cardinal Hughes, as the future Pope
not Of Rome-but Of the Romish Church.
He says:
10 making Archbishop Hughes a Cardi-
nai,. the Pope is actuated by motives that
lie deep in his bosom. 1t is seriously whis-
pered that il be Is deprived of political
power at Rome, be will wipe from his san
dals the dust Of that city, and remove the
Holy See, TO some place in the West--ssy
st. Louis, MissOuri-wbere his agents are
said 70 have secured immense quantities of
land. The Pope may not live to carry out
his plan, hence be wishes a successor who
has energy. genius, will and knowledge Of
the Coaunent. That successor be has de-
teFmlned shall be Archbishop Hughes. To
become Pope he mnst first become Cardinal,
and this win be accomplished this year.
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B4-tt is cutrentiy naderstood that Presi-
dent Baehanan isa member 10 full COM
mnnion, Of the Presbyterian church. This
il mistake. he nevsr formally united
vita the churcs.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale of
4fA Lands and Tenements.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale of
4iA Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, March Term, 1860.
Sarah Phelps,
against Order oil sale
Will I'm Pratt Harriet f. Pratt.
BY virtue of Order to Sell duly issued from said Court
in the above case to directed, viii ohei ~ way oil
Public Auction,
at the Door Of the Court House 10 the township of
Jefferson, Ashtabula County Ohio,
On Tuerday the 5th day of June, A. D. 1860,
between the hours Of and o'clock of said day the follow
township Of Ashabua County OF Ashtabula and state OF
Ohio being all that said piece parcel OF and known as Gt
number three3-in block hireen-l3-of Martin keloggs
Survey of the Town pat Of Manchester so called at As9t
WM. HENDBY, sherI, as
Nay ]. 1860 Special Master Commissioner
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
IVI OF LANDS and TENEMENTS-ASHTABULA COM
MON PLEAS-Neyember Term, 1909
Emo; ssaiBst Sss'll'H' PlurIss Order of Sale.
selden W. Moore
BY virtue of Plureis order of Sale duly issued
from said Court the case 10 directed VIII ouer
for sale by way Of Public Auction at the
Door of the Court House, in Jefferson,
Ashtabua County, Ohio,
On Tuesday, June oh, a. ID 1860,
between the hours o'clock Of said day. the following
described Lands and Tenements, t0-witi
Situate In the township Of Andoyer, County OF AsnAoul
and State Of Ohio being in township number nine pa ne ns
range Of townships 10 the Connecticut western reserve so
called and bounded and described follows to-wt Begin"
ming the SOuhNes OF John N Wghts ot In the
SoS and nine % 1a. anS ThsSss six rods south
thirteen rods and nine links Thence East six rods 10 the
Psss 81 ssg9nns to s'H'AR w pn' HENpY lS shs aq
Special Master coHml'sloneI.
shsriTs oaes, jefferson, My !, 1900. swsHsLiS
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The FIGuT.-Carye has somewhere said that
two human beings standing up at a distance
add trying to blow each other into eternity By
rife or pistol shot, afford the most amazing spec
table that the astonished heavens look down up.
on. That may be more amazing but certain
ly the mutual efforts of two pugiIists to dsfg-
ure, blind, dis1ble and MAIN each other are yet
more disgusting. Sheer brute strength, deyo-
ted to british purpose, may almost make it.
self respectable by its rough energy and earnest
ness but human being brutalized TO the de-
gree requisite to render him boxer for money
is spectacle which neither gods nor sane men
can contemplate without horror. Think Of
man who has no quarrel, no grudge, no i'll fell
ing against another, first shaking hands with him
then beating bis face into shapeless bleeding
mass Of flesh, and then clutcbing hold OF man
gled cheek and ondcavoriDg to pull it of Sure
ly there was never any dog or bearfght so bar
barous, so revolving as this We publish says
contemporary, quite as much as we deem
wholesome concerning the Sayers and Hecnan
international" Gght-we hope enough to make
every reader loathe the idea of another such
contest. A single remark only need be added
The patrons and hackers Of pugilism and kin
dred "sports"are continually prating of "manly
conduct fair play" honor" &c, 10 connection
with these exhibitions Of human depravty. Yet
it is clear that there is no more truth in this
than in the boasted honor and honesty Of black
legs. 1t must be perfectly clear to impartial
observers that Heenan would have won the
fight if he lad had fair play. You have only to
put together two undoubted facts-that Sayers'
friends and hackers on the ground were at least
as ten to one Of Hcenan's and that the ropes
were cut or broken, and the ring filed with out
siders-to settle the matter. The pretence ofn-
reference by the Police is sheer humbug
Had the fayorite Of the vast majority been like
y to win, the ring would have been kept rigid
| ly clear to the last, though the ropes had been
cut into inch pieces. But the blacklegs thieves
who make up seven-eigbts of the spectators on
all such occasions saw that their man was all
but whipped, so they broke up the fghtin in order
to save their champions prestige and their own
money.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale OF

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale OF
NAREAL ESTATE-AsHTABULA COMMON PLEAS
MARCH TERM 1860
Ersstus lIulett
against Order OF Sale.
Thatcher Gregory Jonathan Gregory, otheTs,}
BY virtue Of Order duly issued from said Court
In toe above case to din ected will offer for sale by way
OF Public Auction at the Door Of the
Court House, in Jefferson,
Ashtabua County, and State of Ohio,
On Tuesday, the 5th day Of June, A. d. 1860,
between the hours 10 and O'Clock ofaid day. the following
described Lands and Tenements TO wits situated in the
township OF iapeed, County Of Ashabua and State Of
Ohio being part OF Lots Nos. ninety and seyentyOu9O
4-and bounded follows Beginning at the south East
corner OF lot nnety9O-thence North the original
East line Of lots 90 and "a to the North East of
land decided to Thatcher Gregory by Lemuel Potter thence
due West to the West line OF said lots Nos 90 and 4 thence
south on the original West line of said lots TO the South
West corner of said lot No 9O thence East the south line
ni said lot no CO. TO the place OF beginning to contain one
hundred and sixty OF land is understood that about
three Of laud in the Southwest Of said lot
sO are not included in the above description, but are exce
ted therefrom. Appraised at 6w54lS475
WM HENDRY, Sheriff,
May l. 1860 Special Master Commissioner.
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Why THIS AGITATION ?--Tbere is nothing SO
unwise, so unnecessary, so fraught with danger
to the Understanding to our Democratic
friends--as the agitation of the slavery ques
ton. Yet here they have been in session live
long week at Charleston, and they have done
nothing day in and day out. but agitate the
Slavery question ! Why lriH they persist ia
keeping up agitation oD this exciting topic
Why cannot they let the couDtry, which was al
peace remain at peace ? Why do they thus
reckessly imperil our glorious UNoS Do
they not know that the Slavery Question has
been settled ? Do they not know that it has
been FINALLY settled They have urged this
very poiIt for years, every one of them, from
President down to tide-waiter Yet now they
will not let it stay settled, but dig it up and de-
vote their whole time to it
The black republicans, we suppose, are the
ones really to blame for all this agitation
The JAPANESE EMBAssY-Capt. Dupont,
Commander Lee. and Lieut.. Porter. who
have charge of the arrangements for the
accommodation OF the japanese Embassy,
are now under orders of the State Depart.
Dent. Everything has been con6ded 70
the discretion and Judgment Of these gentle
men, who are greatly puzzled as to what
shall be done with the seventy, Including
their spy.
REDPATH AND HYATT-James Redpatl
has been on a visit to his friend Mr.. Hyatt
in jail, in Washington. 1t is more thar
probable that he would have remained il
that delectable residence for q time if thu
Seargeaut-at-Arms of the Senate haC
known Of his presence, as he has beer
twice summoned to testify before the Sen
ate Committee but has failed to appear.
Mr. hyatt is growing weary Of confinement
aud would gladly 6nd away Of escape
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-05

~ Conttary to general expectation, The
Japanese ambassadors will be received in Wasl :
ngton in consequence oftAeir request for beng
received there first. Instructions have been
given for the Roanoke TO touch at Hampton
Roads, and as she cannot come Up the Potomac,
the Japanese Embassy will take passage
Oh suitable steamer aud be conveyed immo-
diately to Washington, 4, after remaining there
few days, they will visit New York ard some
of the principle cities.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

iSherif's Sale Of Lands and 1enements.
Lake Co, Common Pleas, February Term, 1859
l"' Da4a against M O'aos'' vendtiona Espenas.
William Tuuer, and others.
by virtue Of a writ of Venditiona Expenas
- duly issued from said Court in tine above case to
directed, will offer for sale by way of
Public Auction,
at the Door ofthe Court House,
in Jefferson, Ashtabua County, Ohio,
On Tuesday, the 5th day Of June, AID. 1850,
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock OF said day. the follow
ing described Real Estate o-wit Situate in the township
OF ORWELL County Of Ashta bua and State of Ohlo known
as being the part Of Lot No. section H. and bounded
as follows: West by land decided to Hiram Goddard
mencng at stake in the South West of said lot
. and running thence North the East line of said God
~ chains and IL links to the centre Of the highway
thence East on the highway far enough, that line
ming parallel with the West line from said highway to the
south line OF said lot to contain twentyour acres
Appraised at SIS 90 per acre. 5w54l$l 90
May ], 1860. WIN HENDRY, Sheriff.
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ID SheriH's Sale of
hEAL ESTATE, Ashtabula Common
Pleas, March Term, 1860.
Mary BeesTith' Petition for Partition
George Beckwth Others Lands are ordered to be sold
BY virtue of Ian Order Of Sale duly issued from Court
In the above case to me directed will offer for sale by
Public Auction,
at the Door of the Court House. 10 Jefferson,
in the County of Ashtabua, and State of Ohio, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of June, A. d. 1860,
between the hours of 10 and o'clock of said day. the follow
township Of Say brook County Of Ashabuaand State Of Ohio
known as West part Of Lot No fifty egh-5s. Bounded be-
on the south Ridge Road running thence south 3 east 81
rods TO stake; thence o. north rods to stake thence
south y east ~ rods TO stake thence west % south 81
rods on the south line Of said lot 5S to the southwest
Of said Ot thence north o. west 1872 rods the
line Of said lot to the Ridge Read thence northery and east
er along said Ridge Road to the place OF beginning contain
ing according to the survey of Jesse Baengon 60
Also part Of lot No. 5s in said townshis of saybroo
Bounded beginning at the northeast OF the above
described land running thence south 69 east chains along
the centre OF the South Ridge Road thence south l east
chains and links thence south 2s3SS East chains,
thence south Il IA inks thence south s9S west chains
33 links TO the east line OF said Beckwbs thence northey 10
the place OF beginning, containing and 30O Of
Of land.
Also part of Lot No 49, in said Township of Saybrook
Bounded north by the north line Of said lots West by land
lot contracted TO Nathaniel Clark South by the south
line Of said lot 73 and East by line parallel with the west
line and so far distant thereom to contain fifty
OF land.
Subject to the dover estate in said lands of Abigail Beck
with, to-wt; Twenty Of land in the west part of lot
No Js bounded follows towit South by the south line
Of said lot 5s West by the west line Of said lott North by the
Of the South Ridge Road and East by line nning
southey ten feet east Of the dwelling house said premises
above mentioned 70 such point in the South line said lot
shall make the said dover estate TO contain twenty
acres of land Said lands appraised subject to said
er estate at $500
Terms sALE-One third the purchase money to be paid
on the day Of sale and the balance TO be paid two equal
nua payments one In year. and the other two years
n0 N nN t.
TO the satisfaction OF the Court. 5w54lS7.75
May J. leoO. WM. HENDRY, sherid.
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sS FARM FOR SALE.

g$ FARM FOR SALE.
- Situate in Geneva Township Ashtabua County Olio
}n[ee miles North OF Geneva Depot and mile from the
men choice lot of timber good Buildings live water
and young orchard, with choice and selected fruit Soil
sand and gravel well fenced In short IL is ali that
man would desire for comfortable and pleasant home
and can be bought at very low price.
FOR further Particulars apply to the subscter who is lv
ing on the premises S. r. BECKWITH.
Geneya, May l, 1860. 3ts54i
| .OST-Between the 23rd and 26th of
notes. drawn by
0. Markham, Eli Holcomb, B. II Markham,
dated April 3d. payable 60 days from date to D. w. Gary
or bearer The Under will be suitably rewarded returning
Ashtabula, May I'd, 1860. 8t54l
pROBATE NOTICE.-All persons in
ereted will take notice that the following Accounts Of
Executors Administrators and Guardians have been filed in
will remain die subject exceptions until the oath day
May next when they will be examined and il approved ad
First Account
or Ira Matby Executor of Daniel Maltbv, deceased.
OF Matthew NJ Root Guardian of Minor Heirs of Cut
Ter, deceased
OF Sarah Pumey and Phebe Plumley Executors Of Levi
OF O, j. B. HarI5urt Guardian Of Drayton W. Bushnell
or j. o. Crosby, Executor Of Chas. Scoville, decd.
Second account
OF Alfred Crttenden Executor of Isaac Cutler deceased
OF J. c. Smith, Executor of Nathaniel Smith, deceased.
OF oren Latmer, Administrator of William Sheldon, decd.
First and Final Account
OF Abs Krum administrator Of Eliza b. Hubert deceased
OF Nath b. Harman, admtor Of Roxs c. Thompson, decd
OF Aya Mallory and Ralph Washbun, executors of William
S. Richardson, deceased.
Of Jonathan Faan, executor of Jonathan Farman decd
Final Account.
or W. w. Hopkins administrator of Orn Snow deceased
OF Ama Roberts, Guardian Of Miner Heirs of NJ. NJ Manu.
deceased.
additional Account.
or Abel Krum, executor of L. j. Bushnell deceased.
.a..- HENRY FAssEFT, Probate Judge.
Jefferson, April q, 1860 3t54i
HUGHES ALE. - Having been ap-
Il nonfed Agents for the ahove yya o6er
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Day Goous.-Tbe importaiious, says the In-
dependent, continue to moderate, and this fac,
bas bad 40 amelioratiog effect on prices, which
for oil desirable kinds Of dress goods either plain
OF fancy h very marked Plain and fancy dress
silks have advanced under a continued active
demand, with a sensible dminution in the a.
mount Of stock luFerior and uondcsrOble
styles continue a drug on the market. British
goods are steady, showing little variations 10
price, with moderate imports. Preparations
are making for the fall importations, which, it
is understood, will again be very ample for all
silk rabrics. There is-little doing 10 woolcns
for the fall trade, while the spring trade is en-
tirely over. Domestic cotton goods are in brisk
demand, The large supplies are readily taken up
under the combined movement Of good export
and home demand. The shipments are very
heavy especially of heavy sheetings Prints
Of the better grades sell readily, There is more
doing in fancy cssimeres, with slight coucess-
| ioh 10 prices. Silk aud wooden mixtures arein
demand. Doeskins are wanted. The aggregate
spring trade thus far with the dry-goods jobbors
doing a northern, Eastern, and western business
has been highly satisiactory-perhaps, as
whole, it has been better than ever before
Some Of the larger houses are doing twenty
five per cent, more than last year. The only
drawback is that most goods have been sold on
a falling market. Profits have been smaller on
that account. The French importers have suf-
iered enormously. The average loss on their
entire importations of fancy silks has been at
least twenty-five per cent. Other dress fabrics
have also suffered but the loss has not been as
heavy. The Southern trade which was good
| from the middle Of January to the first of March
has been very unsatisfactory this month. Our
"White List" friends who sold out clean their
principles in the early part of the season, now
find their goods on hand. They then "knew no
North" and now they fiud that the North
don't know them. So much for "Sectionalism."
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HUGHES ALE. - Having been ap-
IL pointed Agents for the above Ale, offer you ct
Manufacturers Prices by the barrel gallon the following
brands,
&& &&........... Champagne.
Xxx stock. zee. KenRet.
Bitter or India Ale.
Brown Stout and Porter.
HENDRY n COpE,I ANO