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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

Strong Var SpcHing.-His Honor the
Mayor of Apalachicola has an equal aver!
sion to treason and to photography. He
has issued an official notice to Mr. Dean, 3
schoolmaster from Michigan, charging him
with 'treesonable language and warming
him to depart by the 'furst opportunity for
moar northern climbs 1t is not to be Won
dered at that the schoolmaster was rot ap-
preciated BY the civil authorities at 'Apa-
lache.' =,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

Esg~ Artemus Ward says: Under no cir
kumstanscs whatsumever will secede, and
let the palmetter flags hote thicker nor the
shirts On a close line, and still thar IN
stand 4 stick onto the good old flag of the
stars and stripes My countey may go to
the devil, but | won't And next sum-
mer when | start out on my campane with
my show, wherever pitch my little tent
you shall see a foatin proudly from the
senter pole thar the American flag with
nary star wiped out, nary stripe lesser
but thesame old flag that has alters fotid
there, and the price of admission will be
the same it alters wus-l5 cents one, eyed
me" and wimmin and Children half price.
If Artemus only does that it will be all
right, whether school keeps or not . -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24
New Series---Vol, XIV, No. 81.

and trouble the hospital less than the man
Who drinks hard and gorses himself inces4
sanity.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24
Whole No, 26l9.
Jacob C. Blymyer g. Co.,
Produce and Commission Mer-
chants,
LEWISTOWN, PA.
LEWISTOWN, PA.

e9~Flour and GraiR of all kinds pur-
chased at market rates, or received on storage
and shipped at usual freight rates, having
sorehouses and boats of their own, with care
nl captains and hands.
Stove Coal, Limebqrners Coal, Plaster, Fish
and Salt always ON hand.
Grain can be insured at small advance on
cost Of storage. no22
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

And thus was the earth rid of two as
great monsters in human form as ever
lived
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19


The contradictory news about the Star Of the
West entering Charleston haFbor, which we al
luded 10 ss We we're going to PTess last week,
has had time 10 assDmc n more reliable shape
The steamer 81 Is pretty well known, was a pri-
vsts one aud having 20 ar,naweOi, but with a
detechneut Of ESQ men sOd supplies for Major
Anderson On catering the bareor at daylight
on ,he 9TH, abe was cred into from sn improup.
81 fort at The en,rapce. and eoos,raivedt 70 back
out aud retreat 10 Sesa Seventeen shot were
hSOd. bat 90 seriOos damage was doos. She
has siuee sFFiySd at n. York. sbd The troops
plleed at one Of tbs military ststioas 10 Tbs bsr.
bor A n,Cssecges was dspatebsiby Ma 40.
dsrsOu, to Gov. Pickeus. asking 70 be ialOrmed
II sbs sring Vas IN obedieoce to osdsrS add tbs
eOrrespondepes which sotlowsd between thess
representatives Of tie ssI'ssraot iOsesest vii
be tonDd eftoW.~ re N sal 1a-i s8' e
TbeU. s. steamer Beoeklyo has since ssfl
Norfolk. % 10 SuppOSsd for ChariesiOn, and .
djspstcb received on Mouiny, lass. stated that
zoe bed arrived oG that port. THIS is oil we
kscw Of her mission cr wksresboutl A dis
psicb received on Tuesday ssJs The doop Of
wss Macsdouia had gous sousb under sealed or
dsnL Tie ieisgraphiO Osws has 70 b taken
wkh eaaiioVs sud cOaaEuatioe = Desirable 10
uoHt eanea. Il a.fla !. r.lt ~ tisf 81 W. -l Z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

JUpdS STASEY.-The Washington Repu6tiedH
SAystbst at dinner at the PreSdeuts given
10 the Judges Of The Supreme Court on Mon
day. Cblsf Justice Tansy remarked that be
should admipster the oath Of Office to Mr.. Lin
coir. U Re isas obEgedto 50 70 Springfield to
do it. The secession geDtIeuep, who have been
threatening to raise mob to prevent the iO'
augura,iOn of tue Republican President 10 the
usual way. viii end before they are much older,
that the spirit Of patriotism is not dead 10 this
country. and enough Of il survives to squelch
all tressonaLle sehenles
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
The Richmond Whic reminds the sonth.

The Richmond Wing reminds the south..
ern ministers who are now preaching disun,l
ion of the severe rebukes they have poured
on the heads of auti-slayery clergymen at
the North for "dabbling in politics." and
says :-"Some Of these gentlemen, most Of
whom have generally heretofore kept quite
silent in secular matters. and are now boil.
ing over with disunion and dennnciaiions of
the North Is it not a little strange that
these political priests follow, for the most
part, the popular current. no matter which
way it leads Their motto seems to be 10
go with the multitude, whether the multi
tnde are engaged ia a good or an evil enter
prise. We fear that these clerical gentle
men, like the rest Of us, are too much dis
posed TO be governed by the fashions and
changes Of this sinful world. 5ls.t =.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

THE Presidents MESSAGE The long ex-
pected message of the president on South
Carolina affairs and secession generally has
been at length transmitted to Congress. 1t
is very far from Jacksoniab in doctrine or
spirit, but it indicates purpose to attempt
something for the preser ration of the gov
ernment through the few remaining days Of
the present administration, aud for so
much the country is thankful and hopeful.
The president declares that he shall enforce
the laws and collect the revenue with such
power as is at bis control, and for other
measures needful in the crisis he relies upon
the action of congress. He favors an ad.
justment by the restoration of the Missouri
compromise line as calculated TO restore
peace between the sections, and is quite
within reasonable limits in his opinion that
secession vii be as bad for the South as the
North. f Es1af-''tf .a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Secretary Floyds principal occupation seems
10 hhve becp putting government arms Into the
slrnnds Of those who were pledged 70 ose them
against the government The new Secretary
Of War ands that oil the States intending to
secede bave been supplied 10 advaoce, with The
arms 70 which they would have become enti.
tlod il they remained 10 the Upoin daring 1861,
aud TO which, u fout Of The union, they are not
enlitled at all. South Carolina received hers
only few days before she seeded, and when
every body, the secretary included, know that
she would do 80. -rstf- bsn sas5rtrs s.i ,--.s
Another iilustrsticn ofths moral obIiquiy
which characterizes the secession movement IS
given IN The intelligence day or two since, that
the q. Carolina authotities have assumed the
eeutrol Of the money 10 the vaults of The Sub
Treasurer Of Uhurlestou. ' snog
This smoothing more nor less Than downright
then. Even eOneeding, all .he sccessOnistS
claim, there can be no pretenee thst they are en.
lied 90 ali the inoney Of the Federal Govern
mCat that belongs to the people Of the Uu'soo
States. r.. -.s,---e =. s
Another feature which has been openly aod
uubIUsbihgiy declared within a DAY ortwo ey
tbe secessioD ssrators, Messrs. SLIpEIL aod
TooxSSs, is their psrsistiOg in holding their
places 10 tho secste and drawing pay, uher their
respective states have declared their secession
from the uuioo snd SspststiOO fron tbs govern.
uept, with the ieclsssaou made By tbs latter,
i that II paI ysuolut;on ard they were in TO
vis. and must ssGy in thsir places ard thtnsrt
4 Gs Government N srSry pOssibts 10Y. h's' ?.
/ Utbe seeding states were aetusted By bigh
I and ebivaIroas motives. as they profess they
would be sboys these smsN larcsnies. Their
Ssaious assertion OF their own rightl Is 10 strong
| eontrsut with their wsstou tsampling 90 tbe
| rights OF otheEa With What consistency cas-
they talt about wrongs aud sggrcSsioSS by tae
| Unioa wben they sss swiadiing and roebing the
i Uoion out Of u,ooey aud srms to which tSsy
DO 20. svSc pssteuS 70 be justly eStisled
/ lat singulsr that con1,unities evineing this
tiUd Of respect for public righta shou'd hnd
tbsasslves ssoro sod bankrupt OF commercial
ccO6Jsscs ssd credit. and bstl u rssp TBS fraits
OF tbsir injustice : b 1. t ,u9d. q
II issid the South Carolina ComniisaionerS
we're % mOOh occupied wilb the spirit Of their
mission aud we're 90 overwhelmed at the treat.
nsat they received from tbe Presdspt that t,sy
forgot to pay their bills at Washington before
leaving for home. The house they occupied be
iOpged to widow lady. who dadS hersclf, Al
the sayieg goes. whistIrg fOE ber pas, Evsr
tho restsOratOer who supplied the OubsssAIor
with the Ueecesaries of liGe during thsis SisJ
at The capital. discovers himself very ricsly
diddled. 10 true sharpar ssye. This is csstaiuly
shabby begIsoIng sor tbe Rspab!ic Of SoqtE
4 csroEiUs. 'l.' l,e - '' :.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
M. serar6, spsseh.

Since Mr.. Seward's speech has been carefully
read, the first impression in some Republican
quarters is much modiSed. as there is found no
such abandonment Of doctrine or policy as was
supposed. The general tone here is much i'm
proved, and strong belief is entertained among
well.iuformed and sugaciOus public men, that
the southern revolution has expended its force,
aud great reaction, from absolute necessity,
must occur within the next sixty days. Capt.
talisis have more reason for confidence now,
than at any time since this rebeIlious movement
began. a' ..s.r-at " sa.f. .st tl9if
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

There is no evading the conclusion that
the present complication points TO war, but
it will not be civil war, aHd il will not be
war, by the federal government against
state or any number Of states neither will
it be wareommenced by the general gov
ernmeut. If sound and firm policy Is.
pursued there can be no war unless the Of,
heers Of the government are attacked in the
performance of their duties, when il will be.
come the duty OF the government to defend
itself with all needful means, treating the
attacking party not as representatives Of a
state, but as mob Of private citizens resist
ing the laws to be seized aud tried and
punished # possible. orto be shot down If
necessary. The course to be taken Is clear,
aud the maintainsnce Of the authority of
the government will be comparatively easy.
Whether the reYolationists resist and 6gbt,
or slt down qu.tely and wait for something
TO turn pp, thsrs viii be osiy 50 much bleed.
shed as they choose TO incur, aud the nnion
will intact, N spile0fHil declarations
q secession by Organized m0bs 90 the south.
They can be held in this position as long as
the general government chooses, and flhey
do not ultimately think better Of II abd de-
eide 70 share lyoluutarly 10 The duties and
blessings Of The union, IL wiz be time enough
TO consider the further disposition Of the
difficulty after Ahe power and authority oI
the g0vernment have beenfnlly Rindieated.
This Is the present demand Of the people ;
ibis Is the right and safe policy, and We
believe II win be adhered to and prove
successful islaalf.lll
II prssams yoa wsni ehsrEs aaythins
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

NAJos AKpERsoS,-The honor Of the pre-
ssntatioo Of the 6rst sword to Major Anderson
will belong to the town of Taunton, Mass. The
money for it is already raised The Major is
ooe OF the beat srteTiSts 10 the army. lie is
the suthor Of the standard book on that arm of
the service, used at West Poiut and in the army.
The country may rest assured that il be uses his
guus at all, he will use them geu
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

MORE FUsDs secessiouists are troub-
led with the shorts. Their task Of raising means
to keep the wheels Of treason in motion is
found to be not the least of their troubles.
The amount already expended for military pur
poses is Sl,40GO00. md there is now needed
merely for contingencies $3.50 600. which has
been asked Of the bank Of South Carolina, and
that institution has signiGed its willingness To
supply the want. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

TuE Secure AT ST. LoUs.--A military order,
signed by Gen. Frost. appeaerd in the ST. LoRis
papers Of the 9th commanding al the troops
10 the district TO assemble at their armories and
headquarters, in foil dress uniform, whenever
tbey should hear the church belIs sound GER
tain peal. The probable explanation Of the
seizure Of the q 8. Arsensl and Sub Treasury
by the government Is that conspiracy was on
foot, headed by this same Gen. Frost. to seize
the property 10 question and rob the contents,
which has been promptly nipped in the bud by
Gen. Scstt s .. ......
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

~Now Sus FEEIs Ir.S-'fhe mere rumor
from Washington that there is at hast . Pilot
at the Helm Of the Ship Of State, has thrilled
the country With hopel The danger Of Dis
union has all along derived its worst features
from the fact that we have bad no Go vcrumeDtl
The active mon Of The cabinet were disuDiOnists
The President himself has been either traitor
or coward, Treason. tberorore. has Houfished,
unchecked and uurebuked. sssss ,I4s Sass
Bot now, when IL is said that the Laws are
10 be executed, men breathe with more freedom
aud everything wears more cheerful aspect.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Aast night with dispatches from .MsiCr An.
6erson to the President Of the U. S Lieu.
tenant Talbot kocs from Washington for
entber iasiructions from the President A
nortv Of gentlemen cnteFlained- bin at khe
\ fCharleston Hotel previous to his departure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19


II ID evident Chad the commercial distress
which lies heavily upon The South. and ls
daily Increasing, Is exertipg chastenihg ip-
adence Upon tho passions Of The pophlace.
A scarcely oft breadstof crops ID cotton
Iand Gulf states has made them more then
uuusally dependant on the West for the staff
OF life, AMI us the secession outbreak has de.
stroyed their credit aud prevented The sale
OF their great staples TO hxiug ia money,
there Is already real distress in many south.
crn sections and the immediate prospect
that u will betouie severe if the secession
,moVement. goes on. While the North is
recovering lrom the ffst shock, and all the
great operations Of our industry 90 on with
little diminuliou, enterprise aud labor are
mostly suspended In the dlsGected states
while the people devote themselves to- the
uuproductive and expensive business Of pre-
pairing for war. Bot men cannot fght on
empty stomachs, and the 6reeaters are much
more likely to Etarve themselves into sub,
mission than subdue the North By that pro.
Gees The increasing alarm in respect to
probable slave Instructions adds to the
other troubles Of the South. and we might
well pity The sonthern people, did we not
believe TINT the fnisfortunes they are bring
ing upon themselves are proyidcntiaIly de-
lsigned to lead them 10 better mind
Either this, or the doom OF their pet insti.
tuition, is indicated by the course Of events
The discifion between the two lies with
lthemselfes. % She e Sass fff 81 HsEt.E
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
=. ~. l.spuhllsans Of AshtaSula County,


A. soos - pasoaka a,t ths Sn of March nt. Il wi
), sspsed that ne Post oees yil be placed In hs lanes
u Rspuslasnht nelis,ue tat ~ WI BE- lsss -sfcuss
esspslirausa and raiisfeeiary " ip PsoPls ~.
tAs Rspnboaa Central COMMITTEES would wseetaly sues
tAst q, RtpubIlsa voters ia eeA 7ovpshir ness q usr
usus pAoss Of holdng eieeots on sainfa.y we g'a
YstsussJ ls5i ~ oocSr NJ srgnnia. 'n'..
jadeus ana ,go eprka WIN shah keep rsea'e' ~ ~
ss,.,es (, ,es.selsdh hy ballot whsn uercs Es so'
:. ~ -. t.astlh \. ousssana ne fcittsSas certified "
shs a.al nsm, iesisd ~ nd he'uissa 70 pOApwhli,
s.l.n eusr.i coupIite a. Jsaorsou, who vn ss mat
49, n.pers an furrnrod 70 Washington 70 lefurs
~, s,,,e,s Of bs esodIhs tsoe.ving az -ss Seis Ip
-, vhsss aste swo more Pest ofoes, the
,,.sp soislsss snaAs arrangements Tor teoes who
y, ls,us IN q, yasuiar oos. N sss ~ voa esussu
iOs, .s r. Ne whola sOeshP msstst ths as pisps,
A. tseneat bert y. cADWEIL ..a-t..
J. A. oiDuiNc9,
m 8. g. BUSHNELL,
m. A.. WRf0ffr, ..
Efn H. C. fOMBFS.
JsIsrton. 5sn. :, isei. btf.rg Comnitsss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Gen. Scott is actively preparing to resist the
contemplated assault on Washington by the &C.
cessiouists. Tbs shows there is more 10 it than
most Northern men believe. for the Old Soldier
is not man to be alarmed at shadows a.a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

II there be ground Of hope anywhere it is in
the experiences Of s. Caroliua 10 its dissolved
state The fruits Of rebellion, it ia said, are
FAR less satisfactory thuu was anticipated The
frat stebuIlticu over difficulties, spring up which
spoil the poetry Of secession. Their days are
not free from cares, nor are their slumberS quiet
or their dreams tranquiIizing. If other states
take time, the lesson they learn from 8. @. win
probably cure them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Priys'e letters from persons Of property and
hsrstofOrs OF iaauence iu various parts of the
Gulf States, indicate that the Reign Of Terror
has already copmeuced. Ifany Of them esiOce
a disposition to act or speak 10 favor Of main
tenauce Of the Union, they are privately warned
that their lives will be endangered aud their
property ccnhscated by go doing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

THE GREAT RoBBERT.--1beFe is good reason
to believe that Mr. Floyd issued 100000 in
aeceptances. ike those substituted by Mr.. Ras-
sell for the stolen bonds, 10 addition to the a.
mount already discovered.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

wsoLss4LE SwIspLSo sT o. g. oEEJeERs
Astounding Developments OF frsads, connected
vita the Sandwich Island consulates have Just
been made. The z. 5. officials there have been
changing the government immease. sums for the
support Of seamen's hospitals, making their eK-
peusss greater than those Of hllthe other hos
pitsls, 10 foreign ports. ssausn have been de-
tanned 10 toe hospitals iOUg after they we're cured
and had demanded their discharge. IN ole
case, where only one sailor was sick, the govern.
men, was charged $1,000 for medical attend.
spcs alone. At tbs IcOnsuIa;e Of Lahaina alone,
1000 per auuum has been illegally exactsd
10 the clothing department. inmates OF the hoe.
pitals we're fornisbsd with clothes never exceed
ing 81 so 10 value per bundle, while the gov
eminent was assessed for each bundle not less
than s2s. and sometimeS as bisb as s54 pei
bundle 4'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
grosssIoN cIrRKs.--A moTemeut a

SECESSION CLEBKs.-r-A movement Is on
foot 20 remove sll,the Office holders 10 the
several departments Of the goyerument who
belong TO seeding states, and all others 10
favor Of secession who do not declare posi-.
lively, either By oath or alirmation, that
they ore foF snstaining the Union end the
execution Of the lews Its 6sipggler fact,
and is the Subject Of deep complaint BY
these hsre who are loyal 10 fhs Union, that
aearly oil the clefkswho sFe the flereess for
dIsnnion and had deelafoa IN favor Of the
course pyrsued BY South carolins, are stili
ssrgiae lhs fsdstai rA.oa aed reaeiF!ae
;hsit salaries
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

The Tribuues Washington correspondent as
Serts that piraticnl expedition is 6ttiog oct for
the Feizsure otthe Califoruio steamers. A schoon.
sr hns already been ebsrtercdiu New Orleans
TO proceed TO tbs Isthmus and swait the depar.
tore of the steamer from Aspinwall, when, hoist
Ing che Palmetto Gag, she will seize the'steom.
Srs as PRICES 70 South Carolina aelsz-sss. .a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Col. WoLoorT.-on Monday, Attorney Gen.
eral Wolcott retired from Office, and his succes-1
sor, Mr. Murray was qualified. Gov Dennison
then appointed Mr.. Wolcott Judge Advocate
General Of the Ohio Militia, with the rank Of
Colonial - ..4-sr- f-,r,-s i. ~ % ~ ...ssa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

The Hon. James MeQu,de, Of Utiea--a gen.
tleman left out Of the present legislature Of this
state, for bis too great eminence .n The last one
lis no fool after all Here is bis last good
thing that we have heard Of; r.is eA &
Zone thing Is settled Greeley is to 20
into the Cabinet. He isto be Secretary
of the Exterior--his principal duties, to
watch the thermometer and tell how cold
il is out theFe.v asNtr ,hRsi = aliae y ec
We congratulate the lion, james on both
his Wit and bis good natare, for both are eyi.
IDENTITY gsuu:ss He Seems to understaud The
true philosophy Of sAkiss q political defeat. -
- n .-.-- ~ - - ---.I -LiLLne.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

The St, Charlea the largest aud most tashior-
able hotel 10 New Orleans, and which every
winter averages from 500 to 800 northern board
ers. has at this time but thirteen guests baiIing
north Of Masou aud DiKon's line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

The Q. s. tloopofwor Brooklyp, which II vas
supposed had gone 70 reduce the refractory fort
90 Morris leland, has again returned 10 Norfolk.
OF bsy inssion there is stiIl rather provoking
silanca s-r -.-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

NJ. LiScOln u s4peetsd TO START fVF Wash
ingtOn about TOO ,SidSis ofiFebruary. The
route Is not yet 6zed TIE PjltsbuFgh. Fort
Ws5ne. aud Chlcsgo Rosd have rendered spe.
cisl train. Mrs. JiucOiu has gooe to y. York 80
buy au out6tfor The wt:.e foase ZiF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

WHAT FLoTn mas boSE.--The traitor Floyd
has scattered the squadron at distant points, 10
anticipation Of this very orisisi he has depleted
the southern forts be has removed the arms
from the North be has betrayed his country.
An epyiable record
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Itnow seems to be understood that the Com
missioners 90 the part Of Major Anderson and
Gov. Pickens are sent hOre to propose, on be
half OF the latter that supplies shall be fornisb
ed to Fort Sumter aud Communication allowed
with Charlestou 10 Government viii sgree not
to osead additional troops, The exact charac.
ter Of The proposition will be known to-mortov.
These and other uegotiatiOos hsye excited much
comment on both sides - iese -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
MASTER COMMISSIONERS sAbn
IVA of LANDS AHD MISUNDERSTANDING Common
Ileaa--N orenber Term, $3.50. VI ---- : -


virtue Of en Order of Sale duly Issued from sad Court
70 the shove css 70 me directed will offer or sale b. ay
o. public auction Al tho door of The Coust Ouse in l.e
Sen, AshtabpiA epany, Ohio, on 4, i. II -
Saturday, the 18th day OF February. A. n. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 and oeoe Of ala duy ths fo
iswias asSeslpea Ands and Isnensn o-Wit Situate "
Of Ohio bsiag part Of Lol No. o. 10 lAid Tosnablp on
Eheh = ioceleda Lanney and bouDded oloSss agnf
nns ei5y eet wes of SAID N elepeeTh Tannpy iH ths NJ
Es o thence EAsefly along The Dyke of tho
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