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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

We have seen masses Of people 10 great
many eScitlug strugglesi ve have seem
serSmblts and commOtlons, and surgiug
napbs of men. on great macy wild Occa
slops We hase experienced the iam and
pressure aud sweeping, overwhelming force
Of agitated multitudes many memorable
time but we never saw anything 10 com
pare with the fearful rush Of this crowd
after the President elect as he was leaving
the depot 1t was awful. Men were over.
come with the pressure to the point oi
fainting. Some, whom We shall mention
hereafter, were seriously Injured. The sold
iers, as We have said, were overwhelmed iu
au instant, aud their wcapons came very
near becoming deadly withoRt intention
Several bnyopels got lowered in the irsl
struggle ofihe soldiery with the crowd, ond
we're actually yedged into the living mass
SO firmly that they could not be extricated,
IN one instance the point Of % bayonet, sharp
as stiletto, pressed against the breast OF q
man, and shere seemed for a moment no
mode of saving from being pierced by it.
A ticzen hands seized the bdyonet and the
musket to whichit was attached, aud II was
by great effort that the weapon was
wrenched from It's dangerous aim.
There were instances Of imminent peril
frum like causes which we're scarcely less
thrilling; aud il is hardly TO be comprehend
ed how there was escape from more serious
results than we have torepoFt. Major Hun
ter, of the Presidents sniie. received IN some
manner, from the tremendous pressure Of
the crowd, spran Of the shoulder, SO severe
that il wss 6rst thonght to be disloeauon
or fracture. An old gentleman named
Bruce. from Lancaster, was so terribly
iammed in the doorway, that he sank from
the effects, and had to be conveyed to the
Wadsworth House, where medical attend
ant was Summoned. We understand that
several of his ribs were found to be dis
placed but that the injury. though severe,
is not dangerous. There were many in the
crowd perfectly exhausted by the pressure
and struggle. who escaped from IL with a
feeling of gratitude for the preservation oi
their lives. ere 5 a s
! The Express says that on Sunday forenoon
Mr.. Lincoln accompanied Ex.President Fill
more to Or. IIosmer's Unitarian Church. az
ter service Mr aud Mrs, Lincoln diued will
Mr.. FilImore. The afternoon was spent quietly
at she American, and 10 the evening Mr.. Lin
coin visited ST. James Hall, to hear Father Bee
son lecture on behalf Of the IBdian race. s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23


A GLoRIoUs 1DEA --On the 22d OF February,
the birthday o. Washington, Mr.. Lincoln will
be in Philadelphia. ii is arranged that on the
morning Of that festival, be shall raise with bis
own bands the flag Of our Union, with thirty.
four stars, upon Independence Han. What an
epic Of poetry, what crowd OF historical remi.
niseences, what an embodiment of the sentiment
Of patriotism, is involved in this one act H.
dependence Hall is the Walhalla of our coun.
try. There sat the FIRST Congress, there was
the 6rst charter of our liberties proclaimed,
there did the iron tongue proclaim liberty to oil
the world. PiOus hands have preserved il 10
IFS original condition, and il and Mount Vernon
are the Mecca aud the Rome OF American free.
meu. The day iuks the two places together
BY the memory Of Washington. Eighty-6ve
years have gone since the old bell tcled out
the announcement that the Declaration Of To-
dependence had passed the Congress The flag
which Mr.. Lscoln is to raise will be an embla-
matte history Of the events since then aud
prophecy Of a still more glorious future.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

rIices 10 be made arc not weighed 10 ire bal
apce against Ms honor, right aud liberty Ob.
ssacles may roisrd. but ihey capnot long prevent
The proeresa of movement sanctioned BY lie
justice and Sustained by yiriuous people Sev.
eraily Jet rs invoke the God Of Dur hthers "a
guide and prop and protect US 10 our efforts 10
perpetuate the principle which, by His bles
sings, they were able 10 vindicate, establish aud
transmit to posierity aud with continuance oI
his favor, ever gratefully acknowledged, we may
hopefully lock forward TO success 10 peace, "a
prosperity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

The steamship Africa. with European
dates of the 81 inst, arrived at the port of
N. Y on Sunday last The English Parlia.
ment was TO be opened on the 5th inst. and
the French legislature on the 4th. Garbaldi
had left Caprera, and it was thought be had
gone to Dalmntia. He desires to visit Eng.
land, to thank the English people for their
moral and material aid. The siege Of
Gaeta had been continued with vigor, and
serious damage had been done TO the town.
TIE elections in South Italy had resulted
largely in favor of moderate policy. 1t
is soid that the Emperor.of Austria has de-
cided to leave the Government of Venetia
to the Italians, and Venice to be the seat oi
the province. The Prince Primate Of Hun,
gary counsels the Comitats to avoid precipi
tation. The Great European Powers have
requested Denmark to grant concessions tC
Schleswig- Holstein, and have limited thai
they would not suffer a blockade ofthe Ger
man coasts The Infant Don Juan of Spair
has reliDquished bis prctension to roya
rights, reserving only the eVentuality of BIZ
being elected by universal suffrage
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

ME. LSooLS's PRooREss. We have glowing
accounts Of the enthusiasm awakened all along
the route, to Washington by the President elect.
The people hail in him deliverer from the an.
nrchy and endless confusion with which the
country is threatened. They see the govern.
ment rapidly crumbling away IN the hands which
are not strong enough and honest enough to
uicld it and they justly hope that he who is
about to assume its direction win restore TO it
the strength aud efficiency which alone can give
it the confidence and support Of the governed
Let the people shout This time their hero is
an hoDest man
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

&rTbeTe was a serious collision at the Ma
tioual Hotel, Washington on the 18TH, at mid.
night between Mr.. Kellogg, and Mr.. Medill, one
of the editors Of the Chicago Tribune Med
has written seycreiy about the former, and out
of this grew the trouble. Medil was knocked
tlowna and considerbly injured. Kellogg follow
ed up bis blows, the account says, and coEiinued
to punch his antagonist after the latter had fallen
The spectators at this point interiered, aud pull
ed Kellogg OF. Mr.. X is certainly in q fair way
Of "aehiYeing7 fame.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
THE ONLY PREPARATION
II worthy Of
Universal Oonfdsnee and Patronage.
FOR STA7E SafEE JUDGES, cLERcYHEN

FOR STA7TSMEE JUDGES, CLERGYMEK
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impossible for you to doubt. y i te-r = -
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In this unpleasant pysdicanen was induced to try wood
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Woods Hair Restorative.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
For the UnIOn.

Missouri has overwhelmingly for Union.
Probably there will not be ten secessionists 10
the convention. The aEerge majority for the
UHlon Ticket in ST. Louis county will be a little
over four thousand. ..' 1921 ~. RI.
Foar counties IN western Arkansas Benton
Washington, Sebastian, and Crawford have
elected Union delegates to the state convention
by over 1000 majority. Ha .sl'ia 3.
The Maryland convention voted on the 10 Ii
to adjourn until the l2tb OF March, awaiting
The action Of the peace convention. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
PROF. o. J. WOODS 3.
Restoret1ve Corea4a1
BLOOD RENOVATION.

s s- BLOOD RENOVATOR.
precisely what its indicates for while pleasant
the taste Il reViing, sxhiiarating aud to
the vital powers II also evivdes einsates and the
blood in all its orgns purity and thus restores and renders
tue invuneabe attacks of disease II is the only
preparation offered to the world In popular form
to be within the reach Of all. 0sf Hfl .sa r.sH
So chemically and skiully combined TO he the most
powerful toni and vet perfectly adapted per-
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peaes stomach and the digestive organs and allay
all and other irritation II also perfectly eIhiarat
ing in its effects and yet 1t Is followed by assitude
depression Of spirits II composed entirely OF vegetables
and those thoroughly combining powerful tonic and soothing
pro ees and consequently inure As pre-
Ventiye and cure of ..st -r.- .a1 .tts .r.-f
Consumption, Br0aehs IudgeR0A, DysPspsia, Loss Of p-
petite, Fdiataes, Nerrohs fritabity heuralgia, Pal
pitati0H Of the Hearts, Me0aehOig HypOekOBdTta
Night Spedfs LangHOr, Gtddiness, and au that
class Of so fearfEiiy fatal, called Fe- r.-4-
male Wedtaess aud Frreguiar1tes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

Gov. Wood said 20 Mt K eIIOgg. a. the close
Of bis speech 10 the House, ~You have disgrac.
ed yourself the party and the state aud Il
you base any manhood ieft, you win resign
your seat aud 60 home" Kellogg thsreupor
got mad and called GOY.l Wood an 'impudenl
old PaPPy.s Il cant help thAt," be quietly re
plies, II haze said just what thiakv
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

/ Tn TsuE RENsDY,-T The Albany Journal
poIDtedly says: "The true remedy Tor pres
eat ill', and the sure prevention Of future
ones, Is ttsRnioa Of UsiOs pten 70 pre'eyre
THE USioN Asi iFis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Probate Court Of Ashtabus county Ohio made the
10th day Of January 1851 In ths Of Joel H. Ihomas
Guardian Of George and John ThomAs against his said Words
the undersigned will
on the 10th day Of March, 1861,
at o'clock p ~ OF tat day. the prsmssa offer At public
the following described real estate Situate In the town
ship Ashtabua the County o AEhabula and state Of
Ohio, bounded and descrbedaA follows; Being lot number
nine in Middle At the Abor Of AShtabua and bound
ed the South by Main street. East by lot number ten being
four rods wide Main street. and running back sixteen rods
cOntAning80 100 forty hundedhs OF Of land,
ess, being known lot number four in block six
teenl0- In Martin Keogga survey subject however 10
the dover interest OF Harriet Thomas. .rl Hr"t
TEBHs SALE0ne third down one third 10 ono year
and third 10 two years Deferred payments we'll
ed with interest Appraised At 42T5,
ara JOEL II. THOMAS, Guardian of
5S5H3 -r ~. George and John Thomas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
win lho northetn nlllea of lhe rocessionIsts

While the northefn allies Of The secessionists
are Clamoriug ugeiusI war, and pOrtraying TO
the best OF thelrabdi,y the horrors Of COZ.
aict between the United States and The Hebel
OouFedetaey. Mr- Jefferson Davis, the sPresi.
dent Of that confederacy has apparently no
scruples ou the subject. His speeches breathe
defiance to the NORTH and talk Of war as pro.
bablc aud welcome contingency, lie talks 10
bis inaugural, ns glibly Of privaieeriug and pi'
raiical plunder at sea, and civil war and carnage
upon land. as despotism and bloody treason
might wish. -wariO. the knife, and the kuife
to the hilt, is the spirit Of his reflections, and
nothing but a preparedness 10 meet and repel
the results natural 10 this spirit will be likely to
prevent che Indulgence OF the appetite SO siguid-
cantly limited. fraifd ltlr- a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

JouS BRowN, 2n, AND JAMES REpPA1H, it is
asserted by a Milledgeville correspondent of an
Agusta, Ga. paper, have been arrested on one
of the coast islands, Off that state The thing
is said to have occurred on the 9th of Jan.
Some of our exchanges treat the story as q ter
rible scare, while others attemptto corrOborate
it BY the further statement that vessel was ac.
tually fitted out at Boston short time since
by these gentlemen with an ostcnsibe counec-
tion with Hayti emigration But last week we
alluded to an announcement from a Canada pa.
per- that John Brown was on a lecturing tour
through the province 10 lurtherance of his Hay.
ii enterprize. Such arc the contradictions as to
the whereabouts and plans of these individuals
that no satisfactory conclusion can at present
be arrived at. a aaA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

KELLOGG's PRoPosITIoS.-We have posi-
tive assurances from Washington that Mr..
Kellogg's proposition to amend the Consti-
tion by incorporating therein the worst fea-
ture Of the Breckenridge Platform, will not
receive the vote of any Republican member,
save that of Mr.. K himself The concession
which il eon.emplates eommends itself with
some force to two or three Of the representa-
tiVes of the Peoples Party Of Pennsylvania
but they are committed TO Mr.. Crittenden's
proposition which differs from Kellogg's in
so far as it goes one step farther aud estab.
fishes slavery 10 oil territory hereafter" ac.
quired south Of sc deg. 80 min. Mr. Cor
win is reported TO have said that "ofall the
proposals brought forwsrd by RepablieOu
members, Mr.. KellOgg's Is The only one which
involves surrender Of principles" lie op'
poses it, as will every good Republican in
Congress as soon as It's radical disagreement
with the Missouri Compromise Is under
| stood. sea .srfsrH M for sT Efe er
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

The Washington eOrrsspOudeutof The Jour
nal ef Commerce says that the only Republic
an senator's who.are ready TO support acOmpro-
mise are Mr.. Seward, Mr. CrmerOu, and Mr.
Dixon, and even they are not certain to 60 all
the lengths that, 10 the judgment Of the Demo
Gratis, il may be desirable that the republicans
should 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

4 CHURCH SEcEsaoN.-An oFdinance o
secession Of the Protestant Episcopsl Church
in the Diocese OF Loukdsna. from the Pro
testaht Episcopal Church Of the U. States
has been promulgated by Bishop Polk
The reason assigned Is that the Louisians
Episcopal Church mast follow is lafiog
iahg. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

The decay Of iiolntry 10 India Is very Strik-
ing. A traveller from Madras to JaiIna states
that but few Of the hcathen temples be passed
we're IN good order--those regularly repaired
and used, are comparatively few. Many of the
temples are gradually going to ruin--towers,
walls and rooms, where the idols sit, are brokeui
many OF the idols that were formerly carried
with great parade, are now resting 10 their pln-
ces. with no one to wipe or clean them. Many
idol cars, once drawn with great pomp and pa.
rade, are SO neglected that they can only be
used for fuel. The impression is steadily gain.
ing ground among the people, that their idol
system has bad its day, aud that the religion Of
the gospel will eventually GIL the whole land
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
THERE IS NOTHING IT'S EouAL

Also Liver Derangements Torpdity, Liver Complaints
Diseases Of the Kidney general arrangement Of the
Urinary organs
1t will not only the debility following Chs Fsver
but prevent all attacks arising from Msmstc inHuence aud
the diseases at once II already attacked.
TRAVgLERs should have bottle with them, II will In
by prevent any deieteOus consequences following upon
change Of climate and water
As prevents coyeness strengthens the digestive organs
It should be In the hands Of all persons Of SedenAry habits
LADIES not accustomed TO much outdoor exercise should
always use 1t. s.t M sa.
MOTHERS should it. for il Is perfect relief taken
month two befOe the final trial. she will pass the dreadful
period with perfect ease and safety.
There Is no mistake shout II, ~ ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
Al rs ALL WE CLAIM FOR IT!g
Mothers Try IL $50

only your daughters before It be too late your
aud husbands for while the former from false deeacy often
go down premature grave rather than let their condition
be known in time the latter often mixed up with the
OF business that 1t not for yo they
would In the downward path until Il Ia too
arrest their fall But the mother always vglani
and you confidently appeal for your
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD REN0YATOR as
the remedy which should be always hand time need
o. J. WOOD, PropIietor 444 Broadway, New York. and
ia Market street. st, Louis No. and sold by all good Drug
gists Price One Dollar per Bottle Sold in Ashabula BY
sowly5S3 HENDRY 4 COPELAND.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

REyERESTLy.--lsepeaied allasion, can hardly
make too prominent the reverent mood in which
the President elect sets out for the accomplish.
nient OF the mighty task before him. His pre-.
decessOr went into Office deying Heaven by an
endorsement Of the bred Scott decision--the
most ntrocious chapter in the history of civil
zed jurisprudence. IIeleayes his high place
shedding penitcntial tears over the ruin which
his treason and atheism have wrought. Mr.
Lincoln makes a differeut beginning. The first
step 10 bis Journey is preceded BY an invocation
Ofthe blessing Of the Almighty, May we not hope
that the close Of his term will be as triumph.
ant and glorious as Buchanan has made his abb
ject and humilinting, and that to this end, no
christian heart will forbear earnestly to pray
for Heavens blessing upon HoxEsr ABE?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
Others are soon to be e.,abusbsd
Geo. EIa,ll

an experience Of 10 years With direct refrenss t5 ,se
lest FOR durability tone DC rh, &c. s ready with more
OV ran2s ~ command, 70 oren trade scale With
states Mr. ~ aims a two thiHgs First Peouhikrq brneHt
70 himseL second The diffusion OF music Though coan.
In particnlar. .1 W N'Nt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

60 70 GEO NALL and say, I want to buy good Piano.
andtn hing lknow but little about. Your knowledge ~
Fanos enables you TO befeud Ia the purchase Of An
srament and am willing to pay what good worth'
StasNe or course Me- H. takes ranes farnRK Gus
toner sith a good Piano.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23
CHERIFF'S SALE of Goods aud Chat
~ ties Ashtabua Common TleaA, Nor. Term, 1859.
David :. N'li'' ellis rI,dr.,.. Eg4 p.

By virtue of writ Of Fisr FAeish duly Issued from ssi
Court In the above case to directed will oer for is
BY OF public auction at the residence OF John RAnsoa,
10 hArperhed, AAhtabull County, Ohio, - - a.S
Saturday. the 9th day of March, A 1861,
between the hours O'Clock OF said day the follow
ing described Goods and chateis. te-niti Z
One bay ssldag two ys.u old eOmSsy fAses years cid
next spring. and one Iron safe. .
February Isth 1901 1.sa 3u5s3sI rs
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CLOSING OUT BOOKS. - For tie

M. G. Dick
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-23

All persons qualified for Piano Meodeon teaching is
ing u ons requested 10 ssnd Ia their aud
des stating how long they have taught what they feel
petent to do &c. Also those individuals krowne or place
teachers wanted requested TO write stating
number OF pupils that can be had. &c. -
Secoad hand Piaaos and JIciodccas
taken in exchange for at ir rates and such win ss tO
sale rent.