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

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


The news from Charleston Is meagre, aud
oninOus of something we do not feel com.
petest to foFetell We have little whereby
to judge of the state of things existing
there or among the seeessioaists generally,
except an occasional glimpse we get from
Washington. Onr news tom the seat of
government, locks as if aggressions were
spprehended 10 that quarter. The thing
looks little too Sddstioas,l and yet with
out some such feature. the secession plot
would seem to lack knob. We have devoted
sumo space to this point BY extracts from
the TTibHme, both upon the out. and inside
Of this paper. That the seizure Of Wash.
ingtou is a part Of the programme, we can
net doubt, but whether il will be sttsmpt-
cd nov, Is to US Improbable. Buts We can
not tell how Tar the leayen has worked. II
il has diifased Itself as thoroughly in tbe
army as it had in the executive and
legislative department., Who can tell where
its audacity win stop 2 ia 1a'aasascs a.t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

THE admission Of Kansas has been hxsd be-
yond.a perSdventdre byethe signature Of the
President A gaiu Of one aud loss Of six. Net
loss Eve. 4oh l2 oa- -ea9 ac1 c. Iaaac1r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

Tho POSTMASTER at Niilwaukie is detaulter
to the amount of $4,000, 80 -, = ,.,.s s.- =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

one yg,5 ,s ole nay Mars, s---r
One old Horse BnFrv toa .a. s..fsr ...r
One iloree Sleiah.
one Straw Cutter ri n
tl is onel Here's Cuttse.
One Sugar NAL C Il -.f-s-. 49,, .-. l.'
For nls for les than they ars really orsh nn,s,, ~
It. -. 49, a. HENDRYs
GETTLEg UP 1 BALANCE UPI1
~ .sfsru sfse PAY UPiti,f-t 49,. '.,'..'
The undsTsgned respectfully reQnesis al psrsons havi,s
accoun with bin prior 70 he lat day Of January 1891 hslh
dlately. .rftlrf rff mud -
And 81 those Ee have lceOnaf OF hos Of long nandnr
are hereby notioed that want my money 10 DAY nv fhs
and unless these are settled soon, win be placed In 9TH
AshtaSalA IsR. llih, issl 3 ieSl"i1 ~, "IIS~'D Us
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

The select ComnItIee Io-uay eAamIneU JONI
Toruey, Clerk 10 the Inferior Court, Baltimore,
touching secret organizations 10 Maryland for
the seizure of the Capitol. lie asserted that il
military companies from the North attempted
to pass through Maryland to Washington to
attend The Iuauguration Of Lincoln they would
be stopped f'' 'a-1 ' A8-''-A .t--.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

The smendGeht offered BY senator Fitch TO
the Kansas 6ii1, ahd adopted BY the se1ate
provides Tor retAiHing Judge Petit 10 Otice.
The argument 90 which it Is pressed Is, that tC
put Petit out Of oHics carries to the grOupC
sandry cases nOw oD the way TO the Supreme
Court, 10 which a decision i isexPected 90 points
as to slavery ip the territories points decided
sItEsjndisiallg in The prsd Scott case. faos
Mons RoBBEnT Gov BrOw6, Of Georgia
at the head Of seven hundred troops, has taken
possession Of the U. s. Arsenal, at augusta, 10
that State which ws RaVendered on demand
Like & highgsymap. who tbEoitles his victim
and robs hm, threatening him with instant
death il be resist tbe seeessicnists rebel Sgslpsi
Gle government, rob II Of ~ property, all the
Wills crying eat--the cry beisg echoed bJ
RorliIsra dsnneoeuss-- fn0at not @cOsTee'
a iesi sssi1es y - 'ei y go .1sss eee't
whsn, n,yon dispus siih - fool 'hcisssryesr
tain to be similarly employed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

dissolution. ~ The co.partpershiD
II heretofore existing between the bscrbeFs In ths mar
oaEte business d By mutual consent ths day dissolved
January !, issisiiA easta74 HASKEEA a WILLIAMS.
les ~ kstarita
fbose fndebted 70 the ebove r having unsssd se-
counts on their books vii please take notice govern
themselves Acc0dingy said Indebtedness or unseted AZ
counts must be attended 70 soon fot h od an ooncsfa
cd. = 81 a-laf See q. HASKELL = WILLIAMS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

y Georgia is dragged into. secession with great
difficulty. Her convention only adopted the
Ordnance after virtual pledge that she was to
come back into the Union agaiu and ever
since il was passed, The convention has been pro-
yiding for the maintenance Of The Federal Laws
in regard to revenue aud mails, the execution
of the process OF federal courts, &c. An these
being retained. il ia not easy to. see. wherein
Georgia out OF the union differs from GeOrgi'
in DE Dpion, Her Secession thpsfar docs 90
amount 70 an appreeiabIe quantity. : -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

The prospective Rust aud Dunn dael has fs-
1zed, the friends Of tho parties declaring there
was no cause Of setiou.v What cheap way
Of getiiog upsa areputatiOn' aof pluck! They
.blostof when there is nothing that a true man
wo6Id notice, and when there is no reasonabIs
pfOspect That actual collision wOald .easue; but
when there is a reasonable display OF real man
hood. they are very apt, 10 be found slacking il
grit ast a3i go O. asGzsil9Ei sssats,B
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

hsnysn dispuls aiih , FOOL hciaasryes
tain 10 be similarly employed.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-18

- Nj. Burgin moved Thxs ! message be sent to the
Senate proposing to proceed % the election Of two
c. s. Senator's and to continent to vote until an cleo
ton is made. Adopted, :.
Mr.. Bowman offered bill entitled !" Revenue. y,
Read first time. - 81. q
The resolution in favor Of certain officers and sol
diers at Forts Macon, Caswell, and Johnston, was
read and laid on the table.
The bill to incorporate the N. G. Chemical Man.
ufacturing Company, was read and passed Its seve-
raj readings. =
A message from the Governor was read, enclos-
ing an official account of the evacuation OF Beacon
Island-the message was sent to the Senate with
proposition to raise joint committee on the SUBJ
ect -
Mr.. Baxters resolution in reference to coast de-
fences was read and referred. -
"A message was received from the Senate asking
the concurrence of the House to resolution to au-
thorze the Governor to send three commissioners to
Richmond to confer with the Confederate govern
ment &C., in reference to the defence of the State
Concurred in.
Mr.. Gentry, resolution authorizing the estab-
lishment of camp of instruction in the town Of
Jefferson. Read and referred
Mr.. Brdgers bill to supply deficiencies in State
troops &C., was read and substitute for the same
by the military committee providing for the organi-
cation of another regiment of State troops and for
recruiting &c. The substitute was adopted and
passed its several readings
On motion the House adjourned till tomorrow 9
o'clock.
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~ Houses Of the Legislature passed the following act
Be 1t enuced, de-, That for the eectua defence OF
the State the Governor be authorized to receive Com
pany Of Cavalry Volunteers lnow being raised in this
State by K s. Tucker, Wiley G. Riddck, VIM. NJ Boyan,
Fabius Perry j. Robert Jeeys Thos j. Utley, j. D. G.
Grimes, and Others for IL months.
To w.t. The said company to furnish their horses,
and equipments and receive in compensation for the
of their horses forty cents dsv, whilst in service
Sec The sai&cnmpany shall be entitled to receive the
same pay ratons forage camp equpage, and supplied for
horses lost in the service as is provided by law for
Cavalry Companies in the service of the Confederate States
Sec The sad Company shall have the right to elect
their officers who shall he commissioned by the Gov
and sad Company shall be under the direction OF
the Governor and may be assigned to such duties as me
interest Of the State require attached to any heg
ment or Regiments of N e. Troops out Of the Stae'
as the Governor may deem expedent.
Be further enacted. That this act shall take eject luz
mediately after its ratification.
Fellow Countrymen: Your soil is invaded by the hortn
hrelings. You have opportunity OF joining
of the best companies which will be in the service
Act promptly and quickly Send in names to either
of the abve named in the act None need apply but
correct reliable men, All the officers to be elected.
Kind o arms double barrel guns pistols and sabres if to
be had. n-,,,
w. G. RIDDICK,
- and others.
September l4th. 1861. 82-w&sw3t.
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seventh circuits shall be brought to tbo G..
Court at Raleigh, and that the judges of thu preme
shall have full power and authority to VI" NC. court
necessary rules and orders for CARRYING n make all
this act and to make the clerk at Morgan,on eject
allowances for the services herein reaurpd proper
shsb the duty of the clerk Of the Supreme anu 1t
at Raleigh to take charge OF the records of tho
at Morgantonssnd to furnish copies thereof wha .s
required in the same manner copies of eh
furnished from the records Of the Supreme Co,s.
Raleigh. ~. 0'of'at
SEC. .l6. That none of the, provisions NJ III,
shall apply to the collection Of the State or Cop.
revenue or repeal any of the existing modes ~ n'y
dies provided by law for the collection of tho e'ne
Sec. ~ That the tax fee upon justices ;ndoro.ee'
returnable othe Superior Court. shall bersss
the same as is now taxed in the several contv oe
SEC. IL That the operation Of the statute If ,;'s
itaton be and the same is hereby suspended So
/ as this act remains in force. '0 iohs
SEC. w. That no provisions of this bill shall, o..
ply TO the collection Of interest on any contract =,
reeay accrued or annually hereafter to accrue excen,
30 'ar ~ tne same Is rendered necessary for tbs
supreme court. r''' "i'o
SEC. 20 That The time of four years be e,tendod
to executors and administrators wherein to Sa,u.
tne estates OF their executors and intestatcs and
lqrther time IN which to plead at the discretion 81
the courts, and all laws and clauses of laws CT n;ne
IN conflict with this, provision be and the same !.
hereby repealed, prorided, that executors be an.
they are hereby required to give security in suci
sum as the court may direct. ''''
| SEC. u. That the provisions of this act extend
ing the time Of pleading shall not extend to suit
against citizens Of the United States, or to person
who have absconded from this State.
DEC: ~ mat all laws or clauses FLAWS conflict
1 e Al.
hereby repealed and that this act Shall take eac
and be in force from and after its rati6cation ''
Read three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly,, this 18th day Of September, A. D., 1861.
W. I. DORTCH, S. Ii. G.
HENRY I. CLARK, s. s
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ATLANTIC AND n. c. RAILROAD.

To the following Consgnees for the week end.
ing September It'll, 1861.
Godsboro-G W Dill, s. G. Sleight Morris, Ms.
Andrews.
Raleigh-L. OBJ Brench Gov Winslow
Greensburo'-M Whitley.
Rocky Mount-W Davidson.
Richmond, Val Lafette Conf Government
Hillsboro-T B Hill.
Mount Ove-M Jackson
S,mithfield-R McCuilers.
WiImngton-Genl. Gatlin.
Portsmouth, Va.-W W Davis
En6eld-B&O
Charleston, s G e Laitre.
Durham's-W w Guess
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House met at 10 o'clock.
The journal was read and approved
Mr. Wright from the committee on salt, reported
in favor of bill providing for making investigations
under the superintendent of the State Geologlst
&C., with view to the manufacture of salt, which
was read first time.
Mr.. Clark Of Craven, offered resolution directing
the Governor to pay the amounts due officers and
soldiers captured at Fort llatteras to their wives
and children, &c. After being amended by Mr..
Bachelor, it passed its several readings.
Mr.. Merrimon from special committee on the evac-
uation of Forts Oregon and Ocracoke, made report
with resolution requesting the Governor to call a
court of inquiry to investigate the matter. Read
and passed
Mr.. Hill from the committee on the judiciary, re-
ported unfavorably the bill providing for the re-
iemption of lands sold for taxes The bill was laid
on the table, being provided for in the revenue bill
Mr.. Foy, resolution to establish a camp of in
struction or quarter regiment at Swansboro, in
Onsow county, was read and laid on the table,
Mr.. Wilkerson, a resolution authorizing the Comp
troller to employ a clerk at salary not more than
$500, read and referred to special committee COM
posed Of Messrs. Wilkerson, Baxter and Meares.
The use of the Hall was granted to Rev. DIR. Read
for Sabbath afternoon to present the claims Of the
sick soldiers IN Virginia.
to send troops to Roanoke Island Laid on the table
Mr.. Barrnger, a bill authorizing Calvin Mcdaniel,
free negro, 20 enslave himself. Read and passed.
The resolution authoring the boring for salt, ull-
der the direction of State Geologst, appropriating
$500, was taken up
Mr.. Fagg moved to amend by appropriating ST.
500 for boring in Buncombc county.
On motion, the matter was laid on the table.
The House adjourned till Monday 10 o'clock.
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
DEAF AND DUMR AND THE Rim

gUNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS RESTITUTION
u will commence on Monday, the 2nd day Of Sep:
TENDER, and continue TEN MONTHS. Pupils should
be sent in panety at the commencement Of the session.
Having full corps of Teachers in the different Depart.
meuis it is to be hoped that the parents and friends OF
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, will send them here
to receive the benefits of education Any information
as to the method of admitting pupils, &c, will be given
upoa application to me, BY letter or otherwise
WILLIE ]. PALMER, Principal
Raleigh, August l6, ls6l.s 74-w&swSm
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LOST,

10y The SUBSCRIBER THURSDAY NIGHT. 18TH
~ Sept. in the City Of Raleigh new STEEL JAWED
and Twenty Dollars, of which fifty dollars gold ($5
pieces two dollars silver "A half dollar pieces and sixty
eight dollars in bank notes mostly ana dolars the
State Bank and the bank Cape Fear n c. Any nforma.
ton concerning the will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded.
J. W. BOWMAN
September IL, 1861. S3-tf
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House met at o'clock.
Inc journal was read and approved.
Mr.. clark OF craven, presented a memorial from
the justices OF the Peace of Craven county, praying
the Legislature to exempt from sale the property of
all the soldiers of the State, during the war-read
and referred.
Mr.. Harris resolution proposing that after the
next balotng for Confederate States Senators, the
election be confined to the four receiving the high
est number of votes. Rejected
Mr.. Tapscott, bill supplemental to an act au-
thorizng the Governor in emergency, to call out
certain trOops-read and referred.
The bill authorizing Elz. ChaveIs to enslave her.
self for life and her infant child until it is q years
Of age, was read and passed.
Mr.. Bridgers, bill authorizing Sheriffs to pur-
chase for the State double barreled guns or rifles
read and referred. Also bill for the collection of
arms, &C., read and referred
Mr. Clarke Of Craven, presented bill to prevent
the property Of soldiers being sold for taxes while
they are engaged in the military service of the
State or Confederate States-read and referred to
select committee
Mr.. Williams of Nash, from committee on claims
made report in favor of Valentine Daniels read
Leave of absence was granted Messrs. Tapscott
and Galloway.
Mr.. Go-rell resolution directing the sale Of
horses belonging to the State which are unfit for
SERVICE was read and after some discussion was
referred.
Mr.. Henry offered resolution, that in the opin-
ION Of this General Assembly, 1t has no Constitu.
tional authority to elect C. S. Senator at this ses
J sion Of the Legislature. Mr.. PEBBLES moved to Law
the resolution on the table, and the motion was
! agreed to-yeas 66, nays 49,
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Blue.
Mr. PEBBLES moved to take up the resolution for
the relief OF misunderstanding the full payment of
their dues once in two months, until transferred or
dlsoanded Amended by committee on military af.
lars so as to pay Chaplains $50 per month In ad-
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EVENING SESSION.

Senate met at the appointed hour.
Mr.. Hall introduced "a resolution authorizing the
Governor to despatch three commissioners to Rich
mond to confer with the President with regard to
our seacoast defences and the enlistment, equipment
and subsistence Of our troops On motion the rules
suspended and the resolution passed its sever
al readings.
The consideration of the revenue bill was re-
sumed when,
4 communication from the Governor was received
concerning the abandonment of Ocracoke and,
On motion the Senate went into secret session.
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The Sfaqdaso.
IFGIsIATURE OF yoRTH-CAR0LlNA.
;: 49,. sExrkA SESSION..
SENATE.

0T THURSDAY, Sept 81, 1861.
:. Senate met at the appointed time.
PRAYER by the Rev. j. NJ. Atkinson.
The journal was read and approved.
Mr.. Adams introduced bill to incorporate inc
West Green Wine Company. Referred 70 tne cur
poration committee. loco,
Mr.. Walkup introduced bill to proVloe los 49,
defence and special service. Referred TO co'h'''ee
on military affairs. RIM.
Mr., Slaughter introduced bill cohceri''''e '"''
away slaves Laid over. ,.,o., ,
M. Hall introduced bill to amend the iath sec
If the 1O5th chap. Revised Code Referred to judi
NJ Hail introduced bill to establish telegraph
communication between Warsaw and fayetteVile'
Laid over. LII ,,,o
Mr.. Thomas of Jackson, introduced a bill supple
mentarv to act to raise ten thousand otate "o'p'
Referred to military committee
Mr.. Hall asked and obtained leave to report from
tho Judiciary committee, concerning resolution va
eating the seats of members holding places o. trust
ar proft contracts &C., refeyred to them, anu re-
commended its passage.
Mr.. Humphrey moved to send a message to the
House to 20 into an election to-day at IL cloch'
and continue to ballot until an election is made
Mr.. Waugh offered an amendment, when
On motion, the proposition to go into an eec''o"
was laid on the table,
Mr., Barringer introduced resolution requesting
that COL j. G. Martin be appointed Brlgadier "eh'
eral Referred to military committee
Mr.. Hall moved to send message 10 the HOUSE
proposing to recede from the joint rule to ADJOURN
Monday next p. M
A message from the House was received propo-
sing to 20 into an election for Confederate States
Senators forthwith Concurred in.
Mess Dowd and Stone were appointed committee
to superintend the election. >,
The ballot resulted as follows, viz: Hon. David
Outlaw, 20 votes; Hon. w. W. Avery, Is; Georse
Davis, IL; Messrs. Brown and Clingman s; WIN.
7. Dortch, Z; Hon. Sam'l. j. Person, q; Hon. u.
S. Reid, 8. No election.
A message was received from the House announ-
cling the passage of the militia law. BEAD and Or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Hall pressed his motion to rescind the joint
rules for adjournment. The motion was agreed tc
and message sent to the House to that effect.
A resolution to form a camp of instruction, was
on motion, taken up and put its several readings
The resolution was read and passed its seconc
and third readings, when,
A message was received from the House propo
to 90 into an election for Confederate States Sena
tors forthwith. Concurred in.
The ballot resulted as follows, viz: Hon. Davit
Outlaw received % votes Hon. w. W. Avery, Is
Hon. Bedford Brown, IL; Hon. Thomas Chngnan
s; Vim. 7. Dortch, z; Sam'l. j. Person, 4; Geors
Davis and Geo. Mordecai each. No election
On motion, the Senate adjourned until this even
ing o'clock.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Russ offered resolution directing the Public
Treasurer to pay W. Whitaker andsP. MCGOWAN
service of the State. Referred to committee on
claims.
Mr.. Meares from committee on internal improve
ments, reported a bill to authorize the Governor to
contract for TIE completion of the Deep River I'M
provemcnt Read and laid over
Mr.. jenkins, resolution in regard to the exami-
nation of volunteers for enlistment This resolu-
ton occasioned some debate in which Messrs. Jen-
kins, Russ. Ferebee, Potts and others took part
when It passed its several readings.
Mr.. Fleming presented bill supplemental to the
act to change the jurisdiction Of the Courts amend
ing the 18th section Of said bill Read and referred
Mr.. Fagg, resolution requesting the Governor
to order the 25th regiment to remain in the camp
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at As6eyile The defence Of eur western frontier.
Passed it's first reading
The bill to authorize and direct the Pd6lic Tres
surer to issue treasury notes at an early ito the
amount Of $500, 900 70 the $2006 eos au
thorized by the State ConSention was read.
Mr. Barringer moved to aitend ssss 10 prphibst the
issue Of said notes until thS Let Of narsh Rsctsd
Mr.. Henry Moved VI amsnd 50 that no note shall
be issued less than % cents. Adopted. And the
bill! passed its several readings.
The House adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
SENATE ss'a
SATURDAY, Sept IL, 1861.
Senate met at 81 o'clock.
The journal was read and approved
I. On motion leave Of absence was granted to Mr..
Arenden from and after to-day.
Mr.. Hall from the judiciary committee reported
back the bill to repeal the 9th section, 32d chapter
Revised Code, and bill to authorize free negroes
to enslave themselves, recommending that they do
not pass.
Nj. Pitchford from the committee on corporations,
reported back the bill to incorporate che Deep River
Powder Company, recommending its passage with
an amendment
A message was received from the House trans
hitting sundry bills, which will be noticed in due
time.
On motion of Mr.. Stowe, the rules were suspend
aresouton concerning claims against the State
allowed Dy the DOaTu OF ClallnS, was Idkeu up,
when
Mr. Hall offered an amendment, which was re-
ected and the resolution passed its second and third
reading.
A message was received from the House, trans.
hitting resolution in favor of certain persons,
which on motion was put on its several readings,
and passed.
/ message was received from the House trans
hitting resolution in favor Of the troops captured
at Hattcras, which on motion was put on its several
readings and passed.
Mr.. Brown moved to take up motion to lay on
the table the proposition of MI. Gather to elect
| Governor by the Legislature
The motion to lay on the table was withdrawn
Mr.. Brown spoke against the proposition of Mr.
Gather endeavoring to show its unconstitutionality
Mr.. Barrlnger said he believed the proposition
| was right, and that he would vote for it.
The motion to lay on the table was renewed, and
the yeas and nays being demanded, it was carried
yeas %, nays Is.
The consideration of the revenue bill was re
stunned.
On motion the revenue bill was postponed unit
half after 10 o'clock, Monday morning.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until 81 O'Clock
this afternoon.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Nothing ofmuch importance was transacted.