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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24
Union Democratic Ticket.

Union Democratic Ticket
For Governor,
JOHN CONNESS,
OF Ell Dorado.
For Lieutenant Governor,
RICHARD IRWIN,
OF Plumas.
For Congress-Southern District,
Henry EdgertOn.
For Congress Northern District,
j. G. Nc Kibben.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
IL. G.. Whitman,
OF Solano.
For Attorney General,
Geo. w. Bowie,
OF Sacramento.
For State Treasurer,
j. Il. Landrum,
OF Shasta
For State Controller,
Jas. +. huffman,
OF San francisco.
For Surveyor General,
j. j. Gardiner,
OF San Francisco.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
Geo. $. Evans,
OF Tuolumne.
For State Printer
John IL. Ridge,
OF San Francisco.
For Senator-Shasta and Trinity,
A. c. LAWRENCE.
For Assembly,
j. H. MATTHEWS.
For County Judge,
r. G. STUART.
For Sheriff,
JOHN 7. JONES.
For County Clerk,
NJ. +. GRIFFIN.
For County Treasurer,
JOHN MUSSER.
For District Attorney,
JOHN MURPHY.
For Assessor,
G. f. MIERS.
For Public Administrator,
f. A. o. PAYNE.
For Superintendent Public Schools,
HENRY MARTIN.
For Coroner,
A. A. TOMLINSON.
For Supervsor-Dis District No. l
j. f. HOADLEY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24
SALOON FOR SALE

OALOON TOR SALE|
4d1 44,df1 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY IS now
iiiH offered to young married man to 90 in
IMlHs5. to an old and well established business
now having big run of custom.
JOHN BALL having concluded to 90 10 the
Atlantic States, on account of bis health. will
sell his
Whole Stock, Furniture and Fixtures
together with the good will of the establishment
For a small family the house is completely fur
nished in every respect The Saloon has a
Full Supply Of Furniture.
and lirst-class
Slate Bed Billiard Table,
in fine running order, with every thing compl,p
The Furniture and Fixtures will be sold low, far
cash. and the Stock, which is all of the very best
material, will be sold for first cost, adding the
charge for freight.
1t will be long time before snch another
opening will be met with. John Ball is one of
the oldest residents of Shasta county, and his
house has reputation superior to any other in
Shasta, and a smart, active young man-One who
will keep the same kind of costly Liquors on
hand and attend closely to his busness-cannOt
fail to make money.
Travellers and Merchants
that are on the move, North or South, are sure to
stop, on account of the pure Liquors kept at this
establishment.
| am now ready to sell out, and to receive bids
all through the month of August, and will give
up possession of the house from the 9TH to the
10th of September.
Any person buying me ont can come in by the
middle of August, so as to get acquainted viii
the business aud customers.
JOHN BALL,
Bee Hive Saloon.
Shasta, Aug. 3, 1861. 3lh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24

TnE Ball for the benefit OF The road from Douglas
CITY TO Lowdens announced for Ae4 thursday evening
See advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24

ANOTHER LErrER.--Before Gen. Denver took
his departure he wrote a letter, reiterating his
featy to the Union, and desired to see the Ad-
minisration sustained. Now he has written an
other letter to his brother an extract from which
is furnished the Marysvlle APpeai for publication,
1t is written from Wilmington, Ohio. Speaking
of the war, the General regrets the low price Of
pork, and says:
"If we succeed in getting ont Of our present
difficulties, indeed with as much freedom as Is
enjoyed by English subjects we may deem onr
selves happy On every side disasters stare US
in the face-a most Formidable rebellion, an Ex.
ecutive usurpation "f power, venal and subser-
Went Congress, bankrupt Treasury, an enor-
nous debt, pccunlary ruin among the people,
al great danger OF the free Government given
us by our fathers being turned into military
despotsm"
. This rascally Administration and Congress that
won't let jeff. Davis alone, has much to answer
for.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24

INDIAN MuRDERs.-On Sunday week Mr.. O. U.
Wise, of Mattole, was shot by Indians while going
from the cow-yard to his house. lie was a native
of Wisconsin,
On Trinity Flat miner was shot by Indians
while at work on his claim. Name unknown
The items are found in the Humboldt Times.
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B i r tn:

In Weavervlle, August 22d, the wife Of John
Cahill, of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24

The outstanding Indebtedness of Humboldt
county is $l0,657 Il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24

Read the advertisement of W. 8. Lowden, and others
which are to day. -----
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-24

4VOpuO11CdIA A1ChCC'
For Gov"rnor,
LELAND STANFORD,
of Sacramento.
For ! lieutenant Governor,
j. f. CHELLIS,
of Trinity.
For Congress--Southern District,
L. &. PHELPS.
For Congress-Northern District,
A, A. SARGENT.
FREDERICK J. LOW.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
EDWARD NOkTON,
Of San Francisco.
For Attorney General,
FRANK M. PIXLEY,
of San Francisco.
For State Treasurer,
d. r. ASHLEY,
of Monterey.
For Controller,
G. II. WARREN,
of San joaquin.
For Surveyor General,
J. +. HOUGHTON,
of SOlano.
For CLERK of Supreme Court,
f. f. FARGO,
of Alameda.
For State Printer,
BENJAMIN p. AVERY,
of Yuba.
For Senator of 10Th Senatorial District
j. CHADBOURNE.
For Assembly,
j. T. SANBORN.
For County Judge,
Il. j. CURTIS.
For Sheriff.
JOHN A. WATSON.
fof county ClelkJ
B. +. FLYNN.
For County Treasurer,
Il. SCHNABEL.
For District Attorney,
JNO. N. BEST.
For Assessor,
JEFFRIES WILSON.
For Public Administrator,
+. A. o. PAYNE
For Superintendent Public Schools,
HENRY MARTIN.
For Coroner,
THOMAS CARR.
For Supervsor,-District No. /,
EN-. DUNLAP
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SAW MILL,
B r Z ID @ Il

ituated on Grass Valley creek three fourths OF
mile above the ranch, and the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

DIETErIc. rIc.--Mauy people have perjudice
against Saleratus, thinking, and wit reason too,
that this preparation is uuhealthful and ought
TO be avoided but the best chemists and most
learned physicians say, that saleratus when free
from Impurities, is not only not unheotthf hful and
provocative Of dyspepsia, but that it, 10 reality,
promotes digestion and strengthens the digestive
organS A new process Of refining this article,
lately introduced, aud in use only by D. B. De
Land & Co, Of the Fairport Chemical Works,
FairpOrt Monroe Co.. N. Y. enables them to
make perfectly pure Saleratus, which should
at once be in use in every household. The pu-
rity aOd reliable quality of De Land 6 Co.'s
Saleratus should make it Immediately popular.
1t is for sale by most grocers and storekeepers,
and the grocers In the large towns and villages
wholesale it. 1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

THE EDIToRIAL, CoSyESTIoNs " hich met at
at gainesville last week and which we neglect.
.. Cd ,O,notce was made very pleasant BY The
kindly attentions and generous hospitality Of
che iatellssat and energetic citizens ofthe place
The poem liy MIR, BRows, and an extract fro m
the address by Mr. r.WAmBuRN, may be found
apoa the outside. Resolutions complimentary
Eof abe Public Schools. and Buildings. the Fe-
male Seminary, the members Of the Press, and
ss0f course, the Colaies House and It's gentleman
8. y proprietor Mr. BoegH were passed. 3. - d
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

The aid and comfort given BY late Ohio
Democratic State Convention to the South.
ern traitorsS who count upon division of
sentimental the North, is in strange diseord
with the course of such noble men la the
slave States as Gov. Hicks Of Maryland
EtheTidge ofTenaessee, Clemeus Of Virginia,
and Gilmer Of North Oaroliila, who stand
up boldly tors the maintenance of the
constitution and the exeeution,of the laws.
is y not a sbnrniDg shome,, hnmiliating
DISGRACE thatthere should be men inthe free
State Of OhioPl who, for base partizan pur.
poses, are giving all The aid il their power
to the disunionists q ~ :. ~ n =. de-
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SnecInl ni.natchss tn N. Y ue

Special Dispatches to N. Y. Herald.
The SEIZURE OF WAsHINGroN.- 1t would
be crime any longer to deny the fact that
deliberate and organized plan is on foot
to seize and plumber this capital, and the
leaders of the conspiracy are sworn to pro.
tect it, - .'., a''.-s
One Of the heads OF the department said
to member of Congress, that unles the
most energetic steps were resorted to the
city will be takeh possession of in less than
ten days by the couspirators against the
Government. ,i'.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

A meeting Of citizens of Ashtabula aud vi
eipity was called to meet at Smiths Hall, on the
evening Of the 2sth inst, to hear an address
from r. w. GRswoLD on the Political condi
tion of the Country.
BUCKLEY HUBBARD was called 10 the chair
and d. ]. SHERMAN, appointed Secretary.
% The meeting was large, and gave respectful
sud earnest attention to the speaker throughout
Atuthe close Of his address, Mr. Griswold
urged upon the meeting the Importance of pc.
titioning Congress to adopt measures leading to
an election of delegates by the people, to settle
pending difficulties, and read form of petition
which he thought could not be in conflict with
the principles and desires of patriotic men Of
any party. II only proposes 20 call on the peo-
pie to pass on issues which we're not anticipated
at any former election.
On his motion a committee Of ten was ap-
pointed by the chair to prepare, circulate fol
signatures, and forward to Washington petitions
based 90 the objects OF the form read to the
meeting. The following persons were appointed
R. W. GGriswOld, K. L. Holbrook, \. F.
Hubbasd, E. @. Root, =. Carlisle, y NJ. Falk
ner, j. p. Robinson, II. p. Robinson, II. L.
Morison, ID. J. Sherman, and o. III. Fitch.
The Ashtabpla Brass Band volunteered their
attendance and cOntsibaled much to the inter-
est Of the occasion. N
On motion, copies Of the proceedings with a
copy OF said petition be offered to all our coun-
" papers, with request that they be published
in their columns. r = - q , 4@g4
D. }. SHERMAN, seerstary " At " oAA'' "'An
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

kAssAs SENATops. T-Tbetw9 U S. Sena.
= sess ts0m kansas essnOt be here ppsh, if
aSy. before Mapchs Ths Stale Legisatore
hasnevet YET. .beea couvehed, as lhe, Consii.
tntion fOrbadeit tit taftef the admission, aud
tbsEsafs seysR vacancies TO be tiIed. AThIs
viii prevent It's meeting till late 10 FEBRUARY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

CHUHoH Bui4DpO Is the latest step Of Paines,
vile enterPrize. The Congregational Church
and society, Rev, n p BAMEYs, have deter.
mined, in earnest 10 put new church edi,
ice worth not less than $4,000. dimensions 60
by 100 feet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

Musical Instrue tion.-ProE +. n. tornfSaa NAV
Ss found at his roOss r. JOsoS 3 Church square Ash.
tAbusa from Thursday 70 ondAy HoOn of eash week. pepAr
ed to give instruction in Vocal Music and upon Piano. Ne
iOdeon' and else ia HsFpoey. Tepps nodspts
.AAhtabnla, Dee 1890 'NNN ssk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

8doHN RANsoM OF HaFpersheld is sinking an
oil wsll ID that town, having attained the depth
Of '2i0 feet, with good prospects oil the way.
Another we'll, is also being sunk inthe sOmelo-
ealily. by q company, which has reached 1870
feet in depth. .l.Llls
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1SPECIGL= NOTICES.


Mothers, rtad this.1The nsn6eiae Il an extract
rom letter written By hs pastorof Bapst Church 70 hs
goerHe aAd Manager Cincinnati Ohio aud speaks volumes
boothiug Syrup for Childrau Teethur i-f "a .ga'
see an advertisement IN your eolunns oi Mrs. Wins
oHs sgothing syrup Nov said word IN favor Of
iaient tnedicine before IN LIE but fss coDpeed ~
ty 70 your readers that this IL humbugve have tiled
~ and know to be a u claims h. p6baby, Of the
eccepul mediones Of the day because n Of the
oeh And those oi your reade who have babies can't DO
oee! than 70 lay Asupply See Adyerlsensnt Ia anoth
,., !. "A ..Ll-. - :. ~
The pecmliarities Of the fensle consultation and
sne various trials 70 which the subjected desud an
occasional recourse n silmulentH II q Important hoeve
mat THESE ha be OF harmless nature and AZ the sae time
accomplish the desired end H5stettera Ceiebfaed Stomach
tes the very article It's effects IN al OF debility
are almost magical u restores the tone Of the digestive
gnS nfutes fresh vitality Into the whole sysien and gyes
t cheeqlnea 10 the mperAment which Is the most yAlu
soe o. feminine atncona The propheton FEEL hatserea
rom tbe TACT that many Of the most promuent medical gen
tenen IN the Union have bcstoved encofnius upO the b
knoWledged There connterfes offered for
ale al OF which destitute o: merit and positively In
jurious 70 The sysieai q af-s Z 81 ~ ~ =
Mathews, ChOeolate Worm Drops.-l This
pleasant conieeon and specessul eEefinator o oil kHd
OF Intestinal Worms s fast taking the place OF All the kaus-
eous erniuges which bave long been 10 use They con
Alh NO MkRcuRYare perfectly harnles pleeeant 70 he
ue'.es ehd are ehcacious 10 all eases. Ask for for
MATHEWS CHOCOLATE worm DROPS. H
(No cathartic Whatever is necessary TO be given.
t -tL "a .l.. .- For sale by GEO. WILLARD.
All MATHEWS. Manufacturer, Buffalo, G.Y. Y III
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale OF
4y1REAL ESTATE-AsHTABUI.A COMMON PLEAs.-
NOVEMBER TERM 1860. % rs 600 - -
a. Fy Boyau. and AZ Conna,l- \ ,...-.. .-..-.
Ely Bowen and 81 COnnsll, } sgri5
Carlo. sesrIs. e. Al. z 0Iqa

. Carlos Searls, ct. al --1 ~ p Z
BY virtue Of Order Sale duly isned from ssid Court
the above case to re wiz oaer sale by way
nf Public Auction at tho Door m the Court House IN Jefer
son, Ashtabula County, and State Of Ohio, a : -
Saturday the 10th day ofaFebruary, A D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock OF said day. the follow
ing descrbed Lands and Tenemen to-yt: Situate IN the
Township Of Denmark County of Ashtabola and state Of
Ohio being 10 township No. H. ia the End range Of Town
ships in the Connecticut Western Reserve 40 called he;n
seyenthEs acres Of land from off the South end or land
decided by Caleb AtESeI to solomon Gggs by deed dated
the gath day Of March, 1914 and convened by deed by tbe
said Solomon Grggs TO Aehsah riggs the 27th ay az
June, A. D. S4S, said lands being iteete In section No
and subdivision Nos and in said township OF Denma
and bounded follows Commencing at the South-wesl
corner Of said ands and running North on the West linz J
the same 80 far that line drawn parallel the South line
OF the same shall contain said quantity ACRES
OF land and bounded East the East line OF the same Ap
praised at .f.r4 9T FI-TIi- rT1'P7
Also other piece parcel Of land situate in the town
ship county, and state aforesaid beginning the West line
OF said Township three chains and twenyone links from tbe
Southwest corner OF said lot No. thence parallel with
the South line OF Lot No. and forty six chains and
yhve links theRce North six chains and forty-one and
hall links thence West parallel with the South line 10 ths
West line OF sad township thence South the place OF he
ginning, to contain within IFS limits thirty acres Of land An
..L... .-,-. VIM. HENDRY, Sheriff. as
oWotISo,zo Special Master Commissioner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

DOLLY DuTroN. dimnutive specimen
Of humanity will be glad to make the acquuiut-
aDce of.our citizens on Monday evening next
sForsOs small az, sHair,sshe is admitted. 60 be
hugely attractive. See adv. ~ alssaseag sla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

ASstuScEaEST --rhe following gentlemen
have authorized. US to announce them as candi-
dates for the Post Office in this village, aud be-
speak for them the sufrages OF their friends at
the election on the 9th proximo viz. as
.s. e. n. WiliIamsy
gaa s'e John Booth ,.tsets iasaE .-sg
--ft's as.G H.C.sTombes, f5sa -l-s rr.te
1a q. Benham, Jr, -reHs s-
Alfred Hendry
-.-, -5.. g. Il. Fox, 1
Henry Harris, @
e. ssr Edward Howell,
II there are Others who wish their names au.
uounced, they will be attended to hereafter
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MASTER C0MMIsSI ONERSs Sale of.
49, Lands and Tenements.re9 90
Ashtabula Commons Pleas November 18th Term, 1seo.
r,., V p,., Order to Sell. sfGsg

! 20 HIVEHNH HVCl- y :" 4
BY virtue Of Order OF Sale dull issned from ssi ut
In the above case 20 me directed will offer r sas ~ Ay
OF public auction at the door Of the Court House. se
son, AshtabulA county, Ohio. on d ~ -.'--'--,''-
Saturday the LIST dag Of february .qD. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock of said day the follong
described Lands and Teaements to-witi - 80 -
situate IN the Township Of Kngsye County Of Astsbu
Ia and state OF Ohio being part Of Lot No In said Town
ship and bounded on tue North the South Ridge Road
West and South by Lands owned Mrs. Shepard and East y
lands Of j. H. knnie being the Stone house aud lot now or
0rmery owned by VIM. s. Iinhben Appraised az $500 ~
'.-- -- Al 'WA. HENDRY, sherffL as 3
tlH ..lL... Special Master Commissioner.
Jelierson Dec, 18th, l660a- ---.... =. by6Tbe3 25
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DID.

AZ Ashaeuia IlaFbof jan 2sth ALBEar infant son OF
V1'Hes a'o i'ebeeea brown aged months and . days
- nyHo9sn Jan 10, Mrs PoLLF ELBls, eyed ~ years
aged 5S yeark = F'e' f'''' = " 4Aui 4AuA'i 'ni'si
esp. I sAl zth Els EDUsR RIcHMoSD aged 50
40 ~ ssa 'AA 2s'h' MAns si Of oan 0eut aged
Ia ysas'son' wAlrFr srsosq, Es. aged IS yesrs.
10 Ge9esA On sabbath nlolniae. the a7h on
ehl., @ =, Is rs - a. ~ sn oI ~, Jesse Phillips 10 The ~
2sa q soasa th,Sl vile esyod SssS and con-
peace and she rests with the pure lsos.l ~ ~ y
know her worth. ~ rfa t1ai1 'l1 slr - = 49, -
q a ynlAss o. TharsdaJ morning st sSeas.a ssa Of
iAs yliass % rhsE,a,S lasa ELlD,. sssa isys..
eldest daughter oi q q. Gully. S'-'''
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30 na &zI.As fsa aHT
w. g. BESHAM has at engtBp p6aIScted Bis bust.
asss l11 s11rsnserests 20 ns The Iblt ny q socuodass
1ffsr,g 'etsSSN y, u tH gAH raElart a. g..
s,.sY0 Y0rions kinds OF PIeesura 4 'ehieIes.
having number now dniAheeup and reads ~ sl,,st ~
sides lares quantityof ofk d saeon sfEres -
ghic may be eomEletsd aPon seryshor possg Slea re
resvs Willis received bsg scO any rstipa, s,u
&it isasappis II t6s 1sst Hands tes6s hbsd IN On
country he fars eoapeti ton cart sns n ia uato
Of tseor style OF excellence OF The sf
honesty with shlth his WoSk pat fosGhd of Tie tA
examination. f~is 81 = sEsE rs, ~
Ashsistes Of al tsds dens v psopsaels sps "a ssi
t'sss IN t'ssgs aa'F TWxia1 fysASs<, -
bAshtsHfs Mach 2s lssa 81 ; - 49, sas
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS sac
IN1 OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs --Ashtabula Com.

M AolER OOMMlSolORER'S SALE
l'1 OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs -Ashtabula Com,
mon Pleas, November Term, 1850.
Roger W. Griswed, D
) Order
BY virtue OF order Of Sale duly Issued from enid o
10 the above 10 directed win o0er for sale b Wa4
of public auction at The door Of the Court House in Jee
son, Ashtabua county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 10th day of February, A. D. 1861,
between the hours OF 10 and O'Clock Of said dav ts %
ing described lands and Tenements towit Situate n ~
Township of Sheffield County Of Ashtabuia and State n
Ohio being the Nor,h part OF IOt No. So IN said ownShi
aud bounded North East Apd West by the lines of Sad Ip
So and on the Souh BY line parallel with the North linz
and W enough distant therefom to include thirty and s2lOo
OF land Appraised at S3S7 So
aar.f f. n 20 WIN. HENDRY. .Shern, as
.-.--..a - u ...r Special Master Commissioners
Je1erson jan Z, 1901. bwd77S3 %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

8 BsEHAH, Jr. requests US to say that he is
a candidate for the Postmaster, maugrc all by
talk to the contrary. fo-. ~. --.s -,f.-...l
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- 81 - AaatAb0LA, IaauaiJ al.t lsal

r..asss,aI4 ..8 s.- AsnTABuLA, January sis, 1851.
-as.s W. Through notices 10 The columns Of
your hebdonadal, and BY the constant button
boleiDg Of men and leading theminio corners
for private distraction, observed about our VII
lase., ] misirpst there IS game ahead somewhere,
and being Of a philosopbie turn Of mind, I
readily conclude that Il lies ready cooked at the
end Of. thelscrub rnce of the 9th. 10 tbe shape
Of p. O.. Seeing that most Of the candidates
entered FOR the race are either crippies, or have
failedin other lnudable efforts to secure honor
and worldly pef conelGdes that the poor,the
lame, and the. unfortunate are to be cared for,
and iucIudedih afparty schemes of beuev voIeuce.
Now, as l. am poor unfortunate, small of Stat
uFe, though NOT exactlya cripple, and have
tried almost everything else, | propose to try
my speed on this occasion. believing shall be
able---witbout The iuside track-to dodge along
between the Iegs Of some. pass others while they
are wetting their htgefs or their Whistles, ont
run aIlthe crippIes, and eome9iu o full length
ahead on the 6rst beat So Just count me 10
Entrance lee paid.ssi4s- "a. = .,i-ir..., ~.
o. 3'sh Your, Tor the fearful eonhiet rtf7s-s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

NJ. q, DIpK's name, twill be seen has been
withdrawn from the listof postofflce candidates,
while that Of e. HcwKbt, has been added leay-
ing the DumbeB who are willing to stand The
racket and ask for tho support Of their friends,
eight Besides these we believe there are one
or two Others whose friends expect them to car.
ry The vote Wl.boat the Formally Of au an.
nonncement dl'aT vior-1 t.f8 5.- rfi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02

-Conueaut votes on the 9th for Inspector and
light house keeper, as well as Post Master.
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MARRlep,

In Austigburs. Jsnuary 2Sl by Rev A. d. BARBER Miss
hkLEs sHEsARD of Ausnburg, % GlLss b. MILLsR, Of
In conneaut Jan, GATH by Rev r. clark Mr. p j. IILIrt
70 Miss H. A HiLL, ali Of conueant " ~ 'iiT' =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-02-02


WuHDRAwAts--Owing to The number OF can
,iidasesiu The field for the Office Of Post Mas
Ter at this place, the embarrassment which that
fact occasions 10 the repubIicons Of the town
ship 10 making d selection among personal
friends and esteemed iellov citizens the scatter
Jog, of strength, sni consequent liability 10 dis
appointment BY success falling upon some one
having the slightest bold upou political aud
persoual favor the tendency in 30 general and
earnest > strife TO appeal 10 unwcrthy Influences
the disfayor with which tbe election plan Is
viewed by not a few Of our liberal and intelli.
gent friends, and their refusal TO identify them.
selves with IT, and its failure on this aud other
accounts 10 meet 10 It's operation what The Gen.
trail Committee expected Of it--yiz to secure
a fair expression Of the choice Of the party, we
have determined TO withdraw from The Geld, aud
SO far as the removal Of one name from the list
will have that effect, to enable our friends to
concentrate their strength upon some ope or The
several acceptable candidates before the public.
OF course we are not uumindful Of our friends,
or ungtateful for their encouragement and er.
forts in our behals but they will no doubt agree
withus, that harmony, if Il can be secured, Is
pmbmount to all considerations Of merely
personal nature 'ls saa sSi y5 JAMES REED.