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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05
Roses, Dahlias, Pmonias, Pbloxes, Carnations
Verbenas, &c. &c.

All persons wanting nursery stock invited to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Ererythng will sold the lowest price and warranted
geune Orders by mail will re ceive prompt attention.
Painesvle, o. July 10, 1861. 4tCOi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

large collection ofGRAPE VINES including both old am
new varieties by the 1OO 1000. Most beautiful EVER
GREENS and Weeping trees suitable for Cemeteries and p
vatc yards Ornamental trees and Fowering Shrubs AM
Plants in great prOIusiOn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

AT
NOTICE Duplicate
u Cupy Ith follow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05
UNION STATE TICKET.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

UNION DISTRICT TICKET.
Common Pleas JUdge--N. l.. CHAFFEE.
Senator-PETER HITCHCOCK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

Our readers will probably have nlreauy NV,
cd that Gen. GUsTAvus AnCLPHus SCRoGGs, OF
Buffalo, and the Hon. DANN1EL ULLMAN, ot inns
city, propose to put brigade of Americans on
guard against any more disasters as thav az =,
Bull Run We feel authorized to state, on 0cha''
! of our fellow citizens of German or lrlsh Dir'h
that they have not the least objection;
There is a bare possibility that the above
was intended as a joke. If so, it is very
stupid and unmeaning one and does not
tend to encourage the enlistment OF foreign
ers in the Eagle Brigade or elsewhere. AL
movements of this kind have q right to re
spectful usage, especially from such loud
mouthed organs Of patriotism os the Irtb
uae ; and the Eagle Brigade, as one OF the
most promising and wcll.advanccd military
organizations in the State, is no fair objecl
for an attack calculated to revive old polltl
cal perjudceS.
1t happens that Col ULLMAN'S regiment
is mostly of foreign origin Many foreign
ers will doubtes enlist in other regiments
OF the Brigade and that without though
if left to themseves--of the old grudge
around which the Tribune loves to linger
only seeking what they know they can tia'
in the head of this Brigade leader ski
full and brave, and a man who is kind an
honest. In this and other localities Sever1
influential citizens of foreign birth are act
ing energetically in recruiting for this Brig
ade.-Bnf' ErprcsS .....
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APPOINTMENTS.
REMARKS.


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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05
q Pninesvi1le Nurseries.
STORRS & HARRISON, offer for Sale
Next Fall and Spring at tle
PainosviNe G Nurseries,,

Their Large Stock or FRUIT TREES embracing every goo1
variety adapted this climate. Great varieties of
Blackberries, Raspberries Strawberries Currants
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

MAILS and GLASS, of the best quail
ity be found at all times low for cash as at any
concern In the county Window Glass of all sizes at the
uaCtuTers prices at MORRISON'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-05

DETROIT TOBACCO, the best in mar.
~ ket. can always be had at the lowest figure
September 5, 1861. MORRISON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

PRoDucrSC SILVER BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS
1t 10 said that German chemist has dis
covered . method by which be produce,
sterling silver Al . cost Of about seventy
five cents per ounce. and tha, company II
forming to work the discovery on pro6,s bIs
scale. The appliances required are certain
chemical prepars,ions aud gsIvsnic sppsra.
tus Of sufficient Power 20 act on them.--
Should the experiment succeed on large
scale, the profits will bs handsome. and ad.
ditonsl weight will attach 70 the opinion
that all metals are receivable into two Or
three elements.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

ETHIOPIAN "WALK ROUND"
wish was IN de land Of cotton,
} 'Cinmon seed an sindy bottom
Cho.-Look away-look 'way-away Dix
In Dixies Land whar was born in,
Early on one frosty morning.
Look away-iook 'way-away- Dixie Lane
Chorus-Den wish was in Dixie,
Hoorsy! Hoorsy!
In Dxie's Land well take our stand
10 LID and die 10 Dixie, Repeat
Awoy--away--away down south ia Dixi
Old missus marry viii de-weaber,
William was gay dece sber;
Look away. &c.
When he put his arms around 'er
He look az fierce a. forty FOUNDER.
Look awsv, &c.
Chorus Den wish was in Dixie. &c.
His face was sharp like butchers cleavsr
Bu, that didu' seem 70 gresb 'er
Look away, &c.
viii run away-missus took a decline, oh
Her lace was de color OBJ bacon rine, oh,
Look away. &C..
Chorus Den wish / was in Dixie, &c,
While missus libbcd, she libbed in cIober;
When she died. she died all ober;
Look away, &c.
How could she act such foolish part,
As 10 marry man dat would break her
Look away. &c. [hesrt.
wish / was in Dixie, &c.
Here's health to the next old missus,
And ell de gals dat want 10 kiss Us;
Look away. &c.
Now If you want TO dribe way sorrow,
Come an hear this song Tomorrow.
Look away, &c.
chcrus-Den wish l was in Dixie, &c.
Sugar in De gourd, an stony batter.
DE whites grow ist an do niggers laiter;
Look away, &c.
Den hoe Il down and scratch your crsbb.e,
To Dixies land Use bound 10 trlbDIs.
Look away, &c.
l wish l was in Dixie, &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

TIE CATHOLICS AND THE NATIONAL TRoU-
BLEs.-A tribute Of warm commsndation is
due 10 the Catholic Church throughout the
United States for the entire abstinence OF
i,s clergy from all intermeddling, either one
way or the other, with the national troubles.
Protestanls as we are, we feel bound TO ac-
knowledge and commend the manner 10
which they have always held entirely aloof
from the sn,islavery agitation. andin which.
during the present troubIous times they have
neither taken sides in the North with the
North. nor ia the South with the South but
have confined themselves 70 the appropriate
duties Of : kingdom which is mot Of this
world.-Richmond Dispstch.
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HEATING VALUE oE DiFFURESr KIxps 81
WOODS According to the careful expert
ments u an en- nent French chemist, lhs
relative heating values Of equal bulas .
cords, Of several American woods, are ex
pressed NJ tol.ows-shelbark hickory being
taken The highest standard. 100; pignu
nIckory. 95; white oak, "a; white ash, az,
dog.wood ~; scrub oak, 10; white hazel
az; apple tree, 10; red oak, 50; white beach
G5; black walnut. 65; black birch, 63 vel
tow oak, 60; hard maple, GO; white elm. SO;
red cedar, 56; wild cherry. 55; yellow pine
"a; chestnut, so; yellow poplar. so, butter.
nut. 81; white birch, as; white pine a.
Some woods are softer and lighter than 9TH
ers-the harder and heavier having their
fibres more denseIy packed together. But
the same species Of wood may vary 10 den
sity, according 10 the conditions of It's
growth Those woods which grow 10 for
asis, or in rich wet grounds, are less consoI.
idated than such as stand exposed 10 the
open 6elds, or grow slowly upon dry barren
soils. There are two stages in the burnn .
Of wood; IN the first, heat comes chiefly from
flame, in the second, from rcd.hot coaIs.--
Soft wood i much more active in the first
stage than hard. and hard woods more active
in the second stage than soft. The soft
woods burn with a volumnous flame. and
leave but little coal; whine the hard woods
produce less flame, and yield larger mass
Of coal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE fellow named
Ridgeley. was recently indicted for stealing
seven cases Of champagne from HE employ
Ier, George Wellman ia New York. Ia the
investigation, il was shown that Wellmsn
Manufactured an article called "Americsn
Champsgnes' from cider gas, vi,riol, and
marble dust In imitation Of the genuine. -
The case was very properly dismissed, ss i
was decided that the article was not cham.
payne. WelIman ought 70 Be arrested On :
charge Of poisoaing. Wonder how many
Of our friends have got hilarious over this
stutf! This is the secret Of 90 mucn real pain
the morning after champagne suppsrs. 90.
.'viiriol, marble Dust" &C! Ughl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

IsrLuEscE OF NEWSPAPERS. Rs.-Small i,
The sum that s required 70 psirobize news
paper. and amply rewarded 10 i,s patron.
care not how humble and unprete nding ths
gazette which he takes. 1t is next 10 i'm
possible TO ill sheet with printed matter
without putting into i something that Il
worth the subscription price. Every parent
whose son is always from homo It sch ool
should supply him with : newspaper. ]
we'll remember what . marked difference
there was between those Of my schoolmetes
who had, and those who had not access 10
newspapers. 0rher things being equal. the
irst were always superior 10 the las, in de-
bate, composition. and general nteilissnce.
Daniel Webster.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03
Earnest Union Sentiments.

The following sentiments from dislu
guished statesmen will meet the appreciation
Of the American people:
4 Il i no question Of party. it 10 no question
of policy. Il Is q question involving the ex
istence OF the Union and Ii e existence OF III,
Government. l am Tor the Union and III,
equal rights Of the S.ates.-John J. Crit
tenden, Jan. 4, 1861.
Better that all party platforms be scatter,
ed to the winds; better that all POLITICAL or.
CARNATIONS be broken up; better that every
politician and public man 10 America be
consigned TO political marty dom. than the
Union be destroyed, and the country be
plunged into civil war s. A. Douglas
Speech. Jan 3, 1861
Republicansm is subordinate To Union. as
every hing else is and ought TO be-Repub-
licanism, Democracy, every other political
name aud thing, all are subordinate, aud they
ought to disappear in the presence Of the
great question Of Union. So far as am
concerned, il shall be so.-W. ii. Seward's
Speech, Jan. IL. 1861
My object is psace-my object is recon
eilialion. NV purpose is no, 10 make up al
case for The North, or 10 make up case for
The South. am an American. and know
no locality in Americs-that 10 my country.
My heart, my sentiments. my judgment de.
msnd Of ne that should pursue such
course as shall promote th good snd the
,a-mony and the union Of the whole coun.
ry. This shall do. Gcd willing. 10 the
md Of the chapter.-Daniel Webster.
Cultivate peace and harmony with aiI.-
Religion and morality erioin this conduct.- -
Farewell Address.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

WHEAT PRosPEcr The farmers Of Hi
nois have every reason 10 be satisfied with
the appearance Of the wheat crop at thi
time. We have reliable inform alton from
more than twenty counties 10 Southern Hi
no's, giving assurances that during the pas
ten years the wheat fields in March have
never appeared SO promising as now. The
growth is admirably we'll set. covers the
ground well, is healthy and strong, encour.
aging large expectations Of full gransries At
the close Of the season.
The amount sown last fall was unusus lly
large. and 1861 bids fair TO be as distinguish.
ed in illinois for the sffluent wheat harvest
as was 1860 6r the plethoric corn crop in
Central and Northern Illinois. Louis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

EXTRA SEssloH OF CoHc REss. 1t 10 pret-
y certain sha, Lincoln will call On extrs
session Of Congress. II he Goes. the States
Of Kentucky, Tennessee. Maryland and
North Csrol;ns, will have 20 call extra ses-
sions Of their Legislatures. 10 order to have
their Sta,os represented in the Congress. s.---
The Legislatures will change the term Of
Of choosing their members from August and
October 10 May
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

nTWhen was young and silly, Jane
Tuiiles said to me: Sam, look At my liIscs o.
the maDtle-ain't they sweetp-(nothina
mortlfias me so much as TO surmise that an,
body thinks don't smell sweei.) "Why
Jane" said 4; II thought il was ycu instea az
~ the pcsies-how sweet the room is.--
II"Whe-e did you get that ring. Samr' sais
she, taking my hand. "Oh ips Just brass,' 2
said !. (Which was . fsct) "and only cost Q
cent" III looks like gold." said she as she
turned nv hand about. The electricity de.
psr'ed throus sb my frame like ligh,ning--and
my heart thundered like the drumming OF
a pheasant. 's-cnly-brass-just
brass said /. (wishing had more.) Her
neck was like asnow-drifr. with few strag-
Cling freckles, like snow lilies scattered over
it--an eye that made me rise OF fall like .
magnet ] was "sod." "Ssmv' said che;
II see YOU and Joe Smith together oflen.- NV
Now. San. you'll bs my friend, won's youi,
II should naturally think would!" said
with voice full Of den.i semi-qusvers.-
Sam. love him TO death! Find out /: he
loves me more'n Mary Jones!"
Take thermometer out Of hot room,
and put il into tub Of ice-ws wster and reslixe
my position, condition. snd feelings! l said
''welIl" end went home; but In the wick
ednes Of my heart determined TO spoil the
match. "Joe,' said I; "Jsne says you're
. booby--and dont know nothiDg--ssys|
you may take Mary Jsnes-she don't want
you" My diplomacy was over The lsft--for
Joe went straight wsy--courted and marie
Jane--when / loved her more than he did.
4 wish that was young again-I'd lead
different life Sam. johnson.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

PosrIxc THE BooKs.-The Milledgevills
Recorder makes out the following account
between Georais and the United Sts,ss,
The United States 10 Georeis. Dr..
For 32Uoo ,oCo acres o. pubic do
main in the commSn territories
At 50c., $1,000. 900
For shares OF other public prop
erty, 10000. 600
Total shares Of Georgia. $4,000. 600
Or. BY Fort Pulaski, and other
United States property in
Georgia, high estimate. 8 6000 600
Balance due Georeis, $4,000. 900
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

LOCOMOTIVES ON COMMON RoADs.-Th,
success OF the experiment in Il gland o
running locomotives on common rouds is q
complete, as to induce Parliament 10 provide
for their regulation. A bin has been intro.
duced into that body which enscts ths,
weight on each pair Of wheels 10 not to ex.
ceed one tun and half. The weight Of
locomotives over county. parish. or sus pen.
sion bridges 10 not to exceed fifteen tuns,
and any damage is TO be made good. The
locomotives are 70 consume their own SIN oke
Two persons are TO drive and conduct every
locomotive. and red lights are 10 be fixed
conspcuously in front Of locomotives and
wagons one hour after sunset and one hour
before sunrise. The speed Of LOGON ives
on high roads is not to exceed ten niles 40
hour, and through towns, cities, or villages,
five. No locomotive is 10 be used 10 the ci,y
Of London more :han seven fest in width
and with wheels six inches wide Parlia.
nent does not stand in the way Of improve.
nen', but recog nizes il and endeavors 10
regulate il for the benefit Of the public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

FouRTEEsTH STREET TO PA correspon.
dent sends us the following, good stOry.. %
he calls Il, sppropos, Of the retiring Presi.
dent. We can't see the point Of Il, some.
how, but perhaps our readers can:
An amia ble friend--an M. d. OF your CITY
visited Baltimore last summer. and while
there. called upon a dignified old maid &C.
quaintance, whom he highly esteemed The
meeting was cordial, and, after old times
and old friends had been sufficiently discuss.
ed. and the weather Settled" the converse.
ton turned on President Buchanan.
Il have hssrt.' said she, that be 10 Z
very Industrious old gentleman"
sVery much 60" said he: "indeed, I
know that Il is his constant practice when
quartered u the White House, to walk out
Fourteenth street every morning before
breakfast to P.'
"Oh, Doctor!' said she, blushinR, and
turning her face, "Oh! Doctor"
"i--sh--beg," said the Doctor. sIiehtlv
confused. beg your pardon, Madam, l am
'urs. ! should have said 10 P street. Our
street. are arranged alphabetically. you
know"
The explanation 90 satisfactory. I, least
/ 10 presumed 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

-~A' - NcAouhu ~ nome.
Ex'President Buchanan met with a hear.
~ reception when he arrived at Lancaster.
- HE reply to the address wss In these
words:
MY OLD NErcuBaRs, FRiEsps AND FFL.
10 sCiTizEss: have not language TO ex-
press the feelings which swell in nv heart
on this occasion. do most cordially thank
you Tor this demonstration Of your persons
Kindness to an old man who comes back "a
YOU ere long 10 lay HE bones at rest with
your fathers. And here let ne say that
having visited almost every cline under The
sun, my heart has ever turned to Lancaster
as the spot where would wish to live, and
die and be buried. When yet Young man,
IN far remote Russia. my heart was still
with your fa'hers-my friends and neighbors
in good old lanc'sler. [Applsase.l
And although have been always true
TO you. have not been half so true to you
as you have been 10 me. Your fathers took
me up when young man, aud fostered and
en- ershed me through many long years
All these have passed away, and | stand be.
fore yen to-day as . man living in second
generaiion. A voice: / saw you mount
your horse when you marched to Baltimore,
~ lsl2."] Ifeel with ell my heart. though
n the midst Of pos,erity, that these sons
ire nanifestng the same kindness which
heir fathers would have done, had they
lived 10 this dsy. Generations OF mortal
men rise and sink and are forgotten. but tho
iindness Of The past generation to me. now
in their sons. can never be for.
yotsen.
come home, fellow citizens, to pass the
emsinder Of my days among you. ss good
'i'izen, faithful friend. On adviser to those
Who need advice, and q benefa ctor Of the
Widows and fatherIess. Loud applause I
! do not intend referring 10 the political
'fairs Of our country. Ny public acts have
'een committed 70 the pages Of history, and
ims alone can decide whether they have
'een right Or wrong; IL however, any Of
hese have been dispisssi.g . shs sssldesss
{ Lsnesster, respectfully ask your psrdon.
n 1909, now more than fifty years ago, I
made this city my home, and. a. / remarked
the President (Mr. AncoIn) upon Isavine
"It 10 going into the Whit
louise. you are as happy as feel in leaving
and returning 70 Wheatland, then, cir, 1
bink you are The hsppiess man in the
God grant that he Union and the Consti.
l,ion may be preserved, and that the trou.
les which now surround US may psss away
} the early dew before The rising sun.
1 close BY repeating the sentiment desrto
y heart: God grant that the Constitution
nd the Union may Be perpetual. and con-
nue. shield Of protection to ourselves and
,r children forever.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

OJFun 10 the most conservative element
Of society. and ought 70 be cherished and
encouraged by sll lawful means. People
never plot mischief when they are merry
Laughter is On enemy 10 malice, : foe 10 scan
da, and : friend 10 every virtue. II pro.
notes good temper. enlivsns the heart, and
bsighssns ,te intellect. Let " laugh when
We can.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-03

Gr The President has sppo iuled Colonel e
v summer Brigadier General IN the United
States army. to the post rendered vacant By
The dismissal Of Brevss Major General y
u. Twiggs.
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@An old farmer Ia or
ious 70 have HE miniss 80 wss 80
4sked shs -. -.sr dismissed. and wss
shs veoD- 20. "l'vs heard ssy," 80
Ii, y sthsl ) change Of psslcss makes
sIves and Tn 10 isr . chssgs."
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Uwhen : young lady Lems handker-
chiefs for rich bachelor, che probably ssws
thstsbs may reap.
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week contains the folowinsi
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ci.ss md Thomas Corwin Editorial Paragraphs
.ns soS.picuous form the stest most Important
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III. THE EVACUATION OF FORT SUMTER; Tb.
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N..FoRT sUmTER-cAN IT BE RELiEvEDi Cor.
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vI.FROM CHARLESTON
vu..THE PRo-sLAvERY REBELLloN' Summary Of
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VIII. THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
N.AN EXPLANATION WANTEpi Correspondence
Of The N. y Tribune.
x..JAPAN. The City of YedO. Correspondence Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
XII POETRY: Behind the Assk"
XII. NIGHT NOTES.
XIu HEALTH AND DISEASE.
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XVIi..FR0M EUROPE.
XVIII. NEW PUBLICATIONS; MOtleJ's United Ns'hs''
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XIX. THE CROPS.
xx..ARE HoT-BEDs PROrrTABLEi
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