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| be Changed yet Awhile.
The following resolution adopted by the
people of Marine, Washington County, con-
tains a reason against the adoption of the
$5,OOO,O00 Debt amendment to the Const;tn.
ton in which there is great deal of force
"Better be off With the old love before we
are on with the new"
Resolued, That our Senators and Represen-
tat'ves be requested to oppose and preremt as
Tar as IN their power, the passage OF this bill,
Is being premature and a violation of the
Consultation so lately adopted by us. and
wh'cn has not yet been accepted, but pend
ing IN Congress, and should this proposed
amendment be submitted to the people, we
pledge ourselves to give it Cur utmost oppo-
stiOa. <F"
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1888.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1858.
Sen ATE.-fhe Senate was called to or
er at usual hour.
The first business was
RESOLUTION
Mr.. VAN ETTEN presented tho reuons-
trance OF Alexander Rcy and others against
the passage OF bill for recording the plot of
the town of LIE Sueur
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. RICHARDSON Introduced a bill to
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JOHN PrERpo1Nr, the poet, scholar and
preacher, it is said, is talking Of becoming a
resident of Peoria, Ill.
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A Mas HoUGH, one of the injured by the
gas explosion in Cincinnati, has since died.
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c0ncurred in the amenments to the Loan
Bill. Carried-24 nays 4.
Mr.. VAN Ell EN- stated that there were
were some amendments which had not been
acted on.
The RESIDENT maintained the position
held by him the other day-that it would
require constitutional majority (19) to con-
cur in any amendments.
The amendments were taken up separate
", any concurred in.
The bill as amended was then again passed
ayes %, nays 4.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.-House met, and was called to
order by the Speaker pro TEN.
Mr. GASKILL raised point of ORDER
The House having adjourned on Saturday
under call. Is not the House yet under a
call2
The SPEAKER decided that the adjourn,
ment dissolved the call
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. RElNER: To authorize the bust
ness of insurance.
BY Mr.. KEITH: Substitute for the bill
establishing the counties Of Monongalle ane
Kandiyoh.
SECOND READING.
An act to incorporate the town of Mount
Vernon.
TO legalize the acts Of the county officers
of the county of Anoka. Referred to the
committee on the Judiciary.
An act for the relief of Ellen Langford.-
Referred to tie Committee on the judiciary
THIRD READING.
SENATE Bills: TO incorporate the towr
OF Fairhaven. Passed-ayes, AZ.
An act to amend an at to incorp )rate thu
town OF La Crescent. Passed-ayes Al.
House. BILLS: To incorporate the town O
Caedunia. Passed-ayes AZ.
Memorial t. Congress for the completion
Of the Mendoza and Big Sioux River Road
Passed.
t. authorize the Register of Deeds O.
Crow Wing county 10 copy from the records
Of Ramsey. Passel-ayes As.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New York City Pest once,
Saturday, May I, 1855.

Published exclusively in the Nxw YORK HERALD, by
Act OF oougress-~ paper having the largss circulation
Of d~s Paper in the United Sdaes.
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.AR DKPARTNINT,


asAsl proposals Win be received 1t Tits dep
e Sis, day q MAG for The purchase Of al asy
not lees has legal subdvison Of The unsod Lad ~ tho
reserved fos military Purposea -
Descriptions and ~ NE unS0l rars ia vhoh
tie Island divided BY The and Tor usch proposals.
laxttnd q follow W.
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Our ID. muda Corn .vooAenc..

HAsILIos, Bermuda, April 20, 1888
h,---srts ~ English reeis Of war-T-oops for Hoadu
Tas-f~cidl M"iser % ven,zue,a-Cdr,,os q Sdrers,
d., DC
Wee Admiral Sir Houston Stewart X. the naval
Commander Chief, arrived here the lath inst IN
g. H. eteam sloop Devastation, from jamaica IN SIX days
passage His flag chip, the Indus left Pert Royal, Jsnai'
ca for Bermuda the sth last, and expected here
about the 2sth.
The following viii give you the movements OF the ships
OF war OF this staoa-Tbe Leopard Left Jamaica March
% for Belize with about TIVE hundred troops who had
been applied for in consequence OF the position taken up
by toe Central American Indians the northern frontier
OF British Honduras The Araohne is at St. Domingo-he
Atlanta IN the Gulf Of Mexico The Baslisk, Ssyx, Buzz
gard Jasper Jasseur Sipack and Forward employed
round Cuba The Brunswick left Jamaica March IL
bar return to England The Tartar has lately proceeded
from Thomas to Laguayra. Venezuela conveying MIR.
mission.
Her Majesty despatch boats Styx and Jasper captured
on the I'D March last, about sixty miles from Havana
clipper ship Of about 800 burthep without papers
without colofs, and without . NAME equipped for the
slave trade. She arrived al Jamaica the 4th inst in
tow o. the Jasper and s before the Admiralty Court
q that Island There were 200 doubloons found
board Intended for the purchase Of her cargo This
eel supposed 70 be the Amelia employed in the French
transport service during the Russian She sails
marisby fsst and the capturing vessels when in chase
Of her, averaged over twelve miles hour for twelve
consecutive hours.
schooner under spsnsh colors was sent Havana
the 2st March by the Syx and Jasper suspicion OF
being engaged In the slave trade.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda, April 20 1858.
re Padto and Onion Crops Of BnmudaShipments to the
United States.
TIE shipment. OF the crop OF pots.oes has now COM
ecced The brig Ocean Bird leaves to morrow for New
York With q cargo The schooner General Grant also
leaves to morrow for Baltimore with similar cargo. 1t
is gecersy thought that the crop will not exceed half
that OF les, year-though may reach to two thirds The
strong souiherly gale and heavy rain which expe-
rercd about month since very seriously affected the
crop The crop of onions this year will also be very short
probably not half last years. This s caused by
tho failure Of the seed TO come up owing 10 continued
rains AFTER it planted The cropsboth onions and
po.sceswiL likely be Of very good quality though not
so great in quantity.
large whale captured by the men from one Of the
East End establishments Friday last This is the first
that been taken the present We may expect
many OF the American whaers 10 call here shortly TO
recruit
A are vessel of about sixty-dve tons burthen was
launched from the south side Of Hamilton harbor yester
day. She is called the Electric
The Legislature Of these islands will assemble for the
despatch Of business on the 10th May next
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INASf INDIA GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND RE7A U-
~ FOUNTAINS India store. 653 Broad way i toe oov
place In this city where full sssortment be fov
Guiding ronsees crapes sa.:n figured and plaid sks se
sucker shawis, fancy hrc,es china iAcquered Wane Ar
Also plneappe c-ess good IA every variety best ss
In for summer wes< Bonnets maf Of the nate
hAuI
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SPRING FASHIONS
A CARp-ro THE LArIEs OF NEW YORK AND vi
"A enity-A large and elegant assortment OF spring
millinery offered n tie lowest possible cash poos
~ VIM SIMMONS, sst Broadway.
r H. HOMER,
q. OF ,hs late arnso %
J. II. HOMER Co AND HosKR 4 Ksroayr.
Has renewed FROM
eis BROADWAY
To hsnsw lscAtisn
NO Ill CHANBERs STREET,
And osevs 70 buyers
An entirely fresh and desirable A.'o~...s
Ribbons silks, French aad American hovers
MILLINERY AND STRAW Goops,
In every variety and style,
A. ausaou prices
CPRTNG MfLINERY.-hADAMEL LEVI, IOs BIFTCWHR
- street, opening tas,ily trimmed bNsa aaA
headrresses Of the latest Partisan STYLE also slag
Dressmaking In al lis branches
7,HF RICHESr AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT or PA.
rs isshions 10 ARTIFICIAL aowers headdresscs ootdsrs
ard eathers the propetors recent Re
only n pavilion de fora, 6 broadway. JANIS rU0K
ER between Thompscos and Tsylors saloouA
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yoas OF oUAnArrEs

TO Oar r. o. Mares u. A. Essrrrshs- 49,. - =.
We - undersigned, residents % -, We 800
-, kreey tonns ssd sevewslly eevessst -s "e U",sa
accepted, TIA, ~ OF ney vi vhis ten asy 49, NE ~
s>p>Nn~e of NE sad b< execute he ecxrac Tor tnc @ns
VITA rood srrees " perform ne wcrs or W.
- he aytisles proposed, IN CONFORMITY htne ,erms -
sfvsrHse~~svt urf~r which n made And IN sss> -
nh - skali ~ V ssssr INTO ccrrset ~ nsrs.sM &c
svsr.,tv 4, ake rood df6srsnee between Ne o6w ~
49, A.B.
rhsrssy ssrsfy 49, Ne se~t " NJ kssviedss s.d 10
nst he sssvens~ed susrsators are reot and scn"ers
agvsd ",
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ANTHOLOGY.


A worDrR-THK GYPSY PALhrsr.-Ir YOU W.
"A know all the secrets Of your past snd uturc hie -
knovere q which vii save you years d OTTO" sna csri
fail 10 consuN the above named psmMS ~ w o~~
street. Lucky numbers given
AN aeTpoTOaTsr rHAY BEATS rHH woRLD-AuD
"A rs 100 rev Ard ossrsd 70 one who cen surpss No..
svss. thro,ss he parsuary iossss law salts asssa
syiends and N tact al bwsness matters. r. B-hadsms q
Il re only psrso- United States wis give scky
n,y,be~s fbis humbuG Call and sshsfy yourveivva
Residence IN spring street
= sTss A W. SNOW, THn CEIEBRATkD BUsINvan
M c.rvpysnt will find absent friends stssos
roda advise business and give deneapon Of character.
fesidence 20 Greene street, room No l. first ssu.
MADAME MEYER HAs REMOVED FROM IS PERRY
III street 10 " Second street between FRS, and Second ave-
newise marriages journeys hwsuts business prospects,
sickness, absent friends property los stolen Msfsme
Meyer eonverses English French and German and gives
varrsntee for her art.
MADEMoIsELLF MARGUERITE LAMARoUEx Will.
l upon receipt Of cents IN postage stamps con'nre
give true picture of and future events 49,
specimen Of future wife husband by nclcsng spcces
Of writing also cek Of hair Address with return "rmp'
Nile Marguerite Ianarouer, broadway Post ONCE ~. ".
MADAM PREwsrER, 400 BowERy ABOVE FIRr
Law msers feels confident that she has no equal La
dies 10 cents. Gentlemen 81
IN SPRING tr-CbkIRvoYANCn-sRs skY.
IIV MOUR, the most successful medcG sno unanc@
cairvoysut IN America Consultations on business scsne
shsen fends lost properly Sc snd oe no pay.
Gray hair restored 70 ne original color Wt'hoWtM
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11
CARD TO THE LADIES /

The Hachish" or Perce Pills, for Females,
ulaliabe in removing distractions and Irregularities Of
the they give strength TO the aud youthful
elasticity and vgor the SYSTEM and mpsTt strength
andbiancy TO the increasing its Of facina-
tiOn remarkable degree Designed solely remedy for
rreguai &e and TO give tone and beauty to the eye for
which they have eluayet they should not be used dur
Ing pregnancy for Of which directions that
company each box and package. For su complaints
arising from deranged msnsuaon they unequaed aud
infsablc. Tie suppression Is speedily relieved,
a Irregularities corrected and by the Of the PgRcIE
Puts there viii be of these complaints Their
effect upon the oyes not transient in the least Injurious
but beneficial and lasting The high favor IN which they
held by the many undcd ladies who have used them su
cient guarantee that they contain properties and produce c
upon diseases incident TO the female constitution which
have before been obtained Full directions In each box
aud package. The signature of EMILE MOuTON, Proprietor
must be genuine which imported only by MAssOUL
IAGHlE. Sold by all Druggists in tho United States and
Canadss. Price Sl25 per box; half boxes 10 cents Mail
naeSpcs avng the appearance Of ordinary letter. price
dollar sold only by general agents. v B. ALDEN
Cn Cleveland oho, TO whom orders should be addesssed
Sold bv GEO. WILLARD, and
AKhtbaula, o. 439 BENIIAM & JOHNSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11
Dr. Robnck's discoverics.

Dr. Robacks discoveries. We can not shut
eyes the fact that Dr. Robacks famous Medicines the
Scandinavian Blood Pulls aud Purifier, eec.ng wonderful
of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Liver complaint and
heumasnl, in all parts Of the West Planters and Farmers
whose words RELY that Huch Is the
the newspapers with which exchange state
ment Ahe Bood Pills and Blood Purifier, their inn
port act specifically upon the active principle of disease
tho Animal Fluids The distibuye system of boodycsses
and nerves which irgate the whole body with the element
vitality Incomes when that element L. tainted with
uption dissemination Of the seeds of disease 1t upon
this circulating poison this deadly virus propelled through
the veins and arteries TO the destruction of health life
that Dr. Robacks preparations act They change the chen
cal character Of the blood reyiae It. render it pure and
nutritious. Graphing with and destroying the very of
disorder, their complete and permanent We
invite attention TO Dr. RS advertisement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

a shocking catastrophe occurred on the morn
ing the 9TH inst, on the Hudson River Rail.
road, by which two persons were killed and 9th.
ers injured A freight train, laden with cattle.
stopped near Fishkill to cool hot axle, when
another cattle train ran into it, smashing two
locomotives and several cars, running into
machine shop and knocking down an immense
chimney, killing some, wounding Others aud de-
stroying large number Of cattle.
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DIED.

AtPiloltown KEukakee Co.. H. on the 4th day of Angus
ALhERON HOWE, formerly Of New Lyme, aged 35 years
in Orwell Sept 3d. infant daughter OF Hoatio H. and Au
susta L. Smith, aged mSnths.
In Orwell August 22d Lucy, daughter Of George North
way, in her 18th year
In this village on Thursday evening last JOSEPH CISCO
aged about 10 years.
In Plymouth Mrs. BALL0U, wife A. Balou.
At the Depot, Thursday, wife of wilim Stevenson
In the East Village, the I'd inst HENRY son Of Capt
Shay lor, aged about IL years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

While we write, our gracea arc undergoing a
vety salotary discipline lrom the presence Of one
those special ecomfortsr Of old father job, To-
cated on the third finger Of our right hand,
whichw we heartily wish had been used instead to
improve the moral condition Of some Lecomp-
tonlocofoco. Certainly, the chastening, aud the
advantages which follow iaiis track, are much
more urgently required in that quarter than IN
this.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

II you love your life don't squauder time, for
time s the thing life made Of The same may be sad Of
health If have t. do not waste time By running after
the physician or have his carriage at your door for his y
fec keeg In your house constant supply Of the Mnat Life
Pills and Phoenix Bitte and by using them pro-
moniton Of sickness you will both time and money and
keep disease from your door No family travelling party
should be without them Sold by the proprietor w.B N0F
FAT, 1856 broadway, New York, and his Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

DR.. BANSIso having been solicited to le cture
IN this place, has consented to do so His sub
ject will be "Manifold influence of mechanical
law upon the human body, in relation to phys
ical education, and the cause, prevention and
cure OF spinal deformities, and weakness Of the
vocal, pulmonary digestive, aud female system :
The character and ability Of the DIR. IN treating
on these subjects,are pretty well understood, and
will commend him to the respectful attention Of
our citizens. Notice of time and place will be
given next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

Vermont behaved as usual at her State elec.
tion on the 7th. The Republican majority for
Governor is estimated to be about three thous
and larger than that Of last year, when it was
moro than fourteen thousand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

School MEErrSe.--The adjourned school
meeting takes place this Saturday evening. As
the question TO be considered is one of more
than ordinary Importance, our citizens, we pre-
sume, will not fail to be on hand to hear the
report of the committee on the question Of
purchasing the academy building.
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following Ointment and Pills.
Impurities

Holloways Ointment and Pills. Impurities
Of the blood osn developed IN disgusting eruptions u
tunors Fcrofuiuus bois and other alice
tons. For all the distressing and dangerous Complaints o
luways Ointment Is literally healing basm II neuraizes
the ates uorb seeds diseases In the exterior
tions aud dis cis tic Inflammation. Nature does the rest.
Pho experience Of every human being has tested the o
Of the Ointment is the has failed When
the internal org alone Affected in liver complaint
dyspepsia and Irregularities Of the bowels few doses Of the
Fills afford certain and permanent relief.
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j. a. SALISBU URY,
Eclectic and German
Praetice of HIedIcIne,

HAVING permanently located in this place, of
e his professional services to the Inhabitants of Ashabua
and surrounding Townships for the Cure Of all CHRONIC and
Act diseases of grade type aud character to which
the Human system ia Incident
Twenty years experience would enable him to say that he
feels confident that Colds CoU0Hs, CoNsUNPTIoN BRoN
cTEs ENLARGED IoSsLs and soRE TaRoATs when treated
in bis New Way will be safe agreeable and reliable will
when any adopted BY mortal man care
Diseases Of the L.Vey, Som0eh RdAsys, R0e and Sar-
udt Organs Treated with ose Safe Posan and Popuour
concentrated aud Rczenod agencies of the Eclectic Schools
which arc purely and positively VEGETABLE
rheumatism, Chronic, Nervous, Acute treated BY
that mover falling agent (when properly appledl ELEc-
TRcirY Diseases Of the Heart Spine skin and GAndnar
systems, successfully treated All Scroula Affections Cansors
and feter sores. generally cured
female Weaknesses whether Nervous Organic Chronic
or otber~ise viii be cured relieved In short time
lhose near by consult the Doctor his rooms In the
FISK hOuSE, or at his office, Of which due notice will be
given whom opened Those at distance can consult HIM by
sending IN their case with their full age marked
Also to tho straightng of Crooked Limbs, 6c.
DIR. j. A. SALISBURY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

Gov. King, on the 9Th inst. proclaimed Rich.
mond County Staten Island) in a state of r.
bellion and put it under military law
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The AahssSula Musical sooioty's Concert


We are confident there is one Of tho richest
treats Of music ID reserve for our citizens on
Monday evening next ever enjoyed BY them, in
the performance Of the justly popular Camtata
Of" Esther the Beautiful QueenF We have on
two occasions, listened to the rehearsal Of this
piece, in its progress Of preparation for the Con-
cert, and With our limited capacity for judging
Of these things, would say. that if the careful
and judcious training to which the Association
have been subjected by Prof WEBSTER, 10 the
rehearsal OF this piece it cannot but be render.
ed effective
The music.of the Cantata is Of a character
calculated to please embracing variety seldom
found in a concerted piece. Init we fud tue
sublime and animated chorus, the beautiful and
pathetic in the song and solo, the grand aud
majestic in the chorale, the sweet and sou.revi.
wing 10 the duett quaftctt, and chant; all blend
ed in symmetrical form, coupled with the de.
scHptive, portrayiug the variety of characters
brought to view in the interesting history form
ing the basis Of the piece. We can almost see
that old debauchee, AHAsuERus, and wicked
HAMAN. 10 their bachaualien revels, amid their
courtiers and surrounded by their subordinates
land in contrast TO the above, the beautiful
ESTHER, the meek and humble MoRDEcA1-the
whole presenting group aud forming picture
worthy the study Of ALL We are conf Tent that
these characters, with those less imposing,
brought to view in the Cantata, will all be sus-
stained in manner creditable to the Associa-
tion and honorable to all interested in the per
formance
We hope all our citizens, and also all who
would enjoy rich musical treat, will avail them
selves Of this opportunity of listening to what
we arc confident viii be he best musical enter
tainment ever given in Asltabula
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THE oRwELl FAlR-A few days since,
when in Orwell, we visited the Fair Grounds
which are admirably situated about short
mile east Of the village. They have been
at great paiIs in fitting ap this ground,
though this year il will labor under the
drawbacks OF recent clearing aud grading.
Next year the ground will have settled
and grass grown, SO as TO make il one Of
the best, If not the best Fair site ON the
Reserve. Their Horse and Carriage Track
is large aud well arranged and they were
fortunate 10 geclt graded before the re-
cent rains, 50 that it viii have month to
settle and become frm. The probabilities
now are that they win have good Fair
at Orwell Sent