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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-14

vii entits him to share Of business he hopes to merit IT,
All ovdes for hauling to and from the Depot about the
village, will be thankfully received and executed
He viii Be- found upon the Road all times necessarily
dsyoted to rest and feed. $40 W.H TERRY.
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TSHe Subscriber
II has starte
Draying Busanss

and viii devote his unrs-
unifting attention TO Its
prosecution. II prompt
Dsss, energy, and fidelity
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1LCA1DSo
NJ e w M ETH I'D
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.

PRICES REDUCED FROM 81 TO 50 SO.
GEORGE HALL, having just received
" Invoice Of large purchase OF RICHARDSON'S
GREAT BOOK at the 100 price, has decided this day until
further notice to send the postpaid otherwise
receipts of 30 so to any part OF the United States
Direct 10 GEO. HALL Cleveland O. to Ashtabula o.
Also any other Music Book Piece OF Music post
paid on receipts OF prrce.
Ashtabuls August 29, 1854. GEO. HALL.
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Plows! Plows! Plowsl
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!

THIS is the last season You will have for
l. a great while to buy Plows at old prices. SO out
with the Green Backs and get good
Iron Beam Plow at only Sll 90
No. 2 Warren Plow A." ii 90
% Curtis q" ll00
Common Plow Points ofall kinds SO
Cutter do IS
Remember the place to do this is at
IalcOtFs Foundery in jefferson,
of his agents,
Talcott & Dodge in Geneva,
q wilkins Conneaut,
L Bailey a Bro Rock Greek,
A Garfield Orwell
Palmer West Andover,
Robeets Henick Richmond.
have aiage stock of Plows hand and for the purpose
of intro ducing them pretty thoroughly in every
county, going to give the trade the benefit of old Prices
PLOWS this spring. thing shall not be able to do
hereafter for great while in all probability.
HENRY TALCOTT,
Dealer In Hardware Iron, Stoves Tn and manufacturer OF
Tin ware, Puws aud job Castings of all kinds.
jefferson, .. April 1854 7i6
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So wide the field Of its
usefulness, and 30 numerous
the cases of its cures, that al
most every section Of country
atounds with persons publicly
known, who have been restor
ed from alarming and even
desperate diseases Of the lungs
BY Its use. When once tried,
It's superiority over every 9th.
er expectorant Is too apparent
10 escape observation, aud
where lis virtues are known,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-14
DR.. TOBIAS
VEN NETIAN LIN IMENT.

warranted superior to any other Group it positively
relief absolutely immed atey after it ia used
Mothers remember this, and yourselves with bottle
without DELAY Group is disease Which gives Dotice
frequently attacking the child in the dead hour of aight
before physician be summoned it may be late Re-
member the Venetian LniRent fsls. Price rs and
so cents bottle seld by all Druggists Cfce, 90 Cor
not Street, New York.
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Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
n Lake County Is the nearest and most convenient for
the citizens OF Ashtabula and vicinity of any other the
quality OF Its stone Is superior for 6mnes OF
durability Stone cut any dimensoss any purpose
dressed In the most workmanike and at notice
orders solicited, for Flagging, Steps WeSones Under
sr window and Door Caps Aad sils, Coping and Wa
When the travelling Ia good, parties do their
own hauling at considerable saving D. EDGERTQN.
thsmpsoh, Dec. 1. 1852 6sE
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Ikss sssa 10 feeble health ever since hs birth Of M,
whon Hes y ysars old have had many troubes and aid
ees AZ this ns usdt1g for every Kind Of labor l
sseIisf s my eoasfort Last summer began taking Ii.
wsL ~ dleultiss hsss nsAy All Disappeared apS ~
shsz1ui and hsypy. hrs cAIH DEWILD. w
Drs.snsksr, Goodsh Alley, above faypsr st.
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n. r..s-. CURE oi;:: s:sI:,s:. ss:s iS s's.'
N. MARsAHLLs
uen1nebe ard Catarrk Snuff:

- -. ~ ess.shIy proved iissf 70 b. the best ar
- - 49, - serfsf ~ Caserrh, celd An
S'Rs ss.s4 3 sesy - = ssrs .nyea. D.s Gssss
- .1.S3 ~ = - uenran6 has s1sss esss
zn as2e1&a1e ~ elei1a, 40 eivss sAhy
Sfs - +. -. ~ z srsssnsssdsd y sssy y..a q
8 : 6sIs 90 s:I.s: s's:: = 8, I. ;';: s.: !:
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NOTICE is hereby given to Alexander

4NOItOE vs. neVoUy gwen 10 At0x0u0oE
Henry Gswod and Harriet b. Grsvod that the Ashtabsls
New Lisbon Rail Road Company have located their Rail
Road from Ashtabua Habor n the township Ashtabu
Asbbus County and State Of Ohio through the ssd
ship Of Ashtabua and the counties Of Ashsbus Trumbuu
and Mshening to New Lisbon In the county
In said State OF eho and that they have made and ed with
the Probate Judge Of the County Of Ashabua In the Sts
Of Ohio, their application to appropriate for the purposes
road for their track Of their said rail according
TO law end other pieces they have applied appop
ate the following described piece OF land - :
The undivided half OF which belongs and IA owned By
said Harriet B. Grswod who 10 the wife Of sasd Aexaa
der Henry 9rswold and which said undivided half Of
said land to said Harriet B. Grswold by devise
Sophia Booth which said land In bounded and described
follows to wit North by land Of Humphrey Hall and By
the North line OF said land devised aorssad West by
line parallel to the centre line of sad Ashtabua and
Lisbon rail road surveyed and located and hfy west
ery thereom. South by the centre OF the North Ridge
Road Prospect Street. and the South line of land dev
ed aforesaid and East by line parallel 10 said centre
line said Ashabula and New Lisbon rail road surveyed
and located and fifty feet East thereom bel strip of
land hundred feet wide and twelve hundred and fifteen
feet long and containing within said boundares two
and seventy nine hundredhs of land less
the whole Of which said land required for the right OF
OF said Ashtabula and New Lisbon Rail Road aforesaid
and the undivided half Of which owned hy said Harriet
B. Gswold aforesaid and they further notified that
jury will be selected to the compensation be paid
U said land Monday the 18th day OF Janusry ~ 1896
the Office of the Probate Judge In said county Of Ashabua
EDWARD II. FITCH, '.
Attorney for said compsay.
Ashtabula, Dec. 81, 1884, asrSe
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H RAIL ROAD MEETING
NOTICE is hereby given, that the An
ss. Meeting Of We stoekhedep ef the AshtsbsIs New
in he village ef Ashtsbu Tha,sd.y The SAB dsy Of
January nszt At io,s oeoek A. ie hs slseien Of oes
for the ensuing year. II. HpHBBRD, President.
Ashtabais, Dec: 0, 1904. 4t7s9
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MOWERS,

70 which would invite attention and trial. believing
are the best Mowers ever invented.
Aahtabuls, June 3dt s63 102.
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ailsii.4. +'afa NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
The market Ia less active, and ex-
IRENE prices are not obtained, The
market isi however, bare of goods, and
the policy of producers is evidently only
TO manufacture for q ready market
taking special care to avoid stocks in
tho present state of tho cotton market:
mtddltngs being 60a6OHc. A halt in
the demand forprints led to slight de-
cline In prices, which in turn brought
out q renewal of an active demand.
stocks are tnsignihcantly light, and
printing cloths are very high, no decline
being apparent,i but, on the contrary.
rnther an. upward Tendency. Roll,
pleached and unbleached shirtings and
sheettngs arc less active, faVorfng tho
buyer a little; but stocks are light.
IN wOolen goods there Is consid-
erable activity. Mousseline dc lnines
are IN good demand, rather ahead
OF me supply OF desirable styles,
Which are very firm in price. Superior
styles are neglected. BrOadclotlis are
IN tatr demand, steady in price, and
small stock. Cotton warns are Quiet
ShawIs are brisk. large demand has
broken up the lsSOrtmentS. Black and
white checks, high colorH, and plain
aInpS ana orowns are all brisk of salo.
SGioaktngs arc very active and firn.-
There is not so much doing in imported
fabrics. Dark colored desirable styles
are active, and fine black cloths are
much wanted, the supply being INSULT
Sient. Fine fancy cloakings sell readily.
1Ioscows and beavers sell well. TI9
demand is in excess of the supply
British dress-goOds, black Italians. ana
mOhairs are very brisk, silks are
quiet but steady. The tendency OF All
desirable goods Is strongly toward an
advance in price, The clothing trade
are buying freely. Tricots, heavy coat
ings, and NNhitneys nre I'm demand for
making up. Ribbons are dull but firm.
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New YoEl, llInrlZer.

iA ltttd .iia -. NEW YonR, Nov o ~
CoTToN-Dull nnddprices without de-
cided change, at SIC for middlinGs; and
by auction to-day for Government aE-
count, 1900 bales, Mobile nttO, for me
dium to fair 661S, for middlinK 53Istdt
631l for low 'middling and 5OX for or
dinafyG FLoUR-5C9l Oo better; 50 lO693 so
for extra r. Fl. o. ind 12i Is for trade
brands, mhrket closing quiet. WHISKY
Steady at 81 IS for Western. WHEAT
Opened 1926 better but closed quiet
withthe advance partially lost; 81 75C1
/ so for. Milwaukee club; 81 SOal IS for
new and old Amber Milwaukee; 81 81
for new Amber State; included in the
sales was. n small parcel ut 2 4O62 10
for prime white Canada. RYB-Lower;
Canada 4 Is. BARuEY-Dull and NOM
inal; a sale of Canada East reported Mt
/ Is. BARLEY AIALT-Quiet. Corn
Without decided change; Sl6STc for un-
sOlindj and SS@90c for sound mixed
Western; Ole for high mixed do! 7sc for
damaged. OATs7- Eair Request, at $50
sic for unsound; 5595Tc for sound.
CoRFEE-Qpiet, SUGARS Quiet; Cuba
iNIuseoyado 13k@l5c, MoLAssIs- Clui-
OF; Porto Rico L ,O5. PEfRoLEuM-Dull
at 35@ S6c for crude; $4,000 for refined
In bond, refined free dull and nominal.
PoRRT-T,Du heavy and lower; $50 62I<6
p3 % for mess; closing Mt S.33 90 cash;
$28 00928 q for prime mess. BEEF
Unchanged; SIG IA for plain mess and
Sl49l7 for extra mess. BEEF HANS
Quiet. BACoN-Qu Quiet and steady. Cur
AIEArs More active at 15N@I7c for
shoulders and 20CG23X for hams. LARD
Heavy At 9492s1fc. BUTTEn@In de-
mandg at 30@42c for Ohio, and 4O955C
for State. f,OHEEsE-Firm at 14GIpc,
FREIaHTss TO LIyRRPooLeQuiet and
unchanged.
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Cincinnati hawkes..

CINCINNAI1, Nov. 3.
! Flour unchanged and steady: super-
nne q 50aI IS; extra s OOaS so, and fam
tly and filncy at % T5aI2 90. Wheat
dull and nominal; old red . 90; new 10
Al 20. Corn steady at 55c for sound.
oats dull at S7n8Sc. Rye advanced to
SOC Tor strictly prime. Provisions dull
some extent at % %. Bulk Meats tiulI
at 10 lSa1T for shoulders and sides. Ba
eonis offeredat1TalSI <aI9a22o Ton shout
derss sides and clear sides. Hogs dull
nk l2al21{c, gross. Groceries steady.
Whisky firm ut %,
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ERYs9tlFa 9F,9I s .ss S. loRHn,s Dls.


iNEw York. Nov. 3. 5Isasts Monday,
~ essrss John NJ Weak and. ,Ioei vi
HpppeEiH steamboat1 inspectors, took
measnres to Investigate the cause OF tIStS
st Johns explosion. Mt. II: visited
the steamer and saw ,at0once that The
cause Qfsthe explosion MAS defect in the
turned. The tefec must Ne n sn i I'M
perceptible ut the time when The Cow
eminent; inspection, was made. This
testimony was elected with a. view. to
thoroughly inyestig ate the cause of the
explosion! sA'-'ssttstHs MIR tg,
Mi. Joel Wright, second engineer ON
the ST. John, testified that there was
apout . pounds of steam in the boiler
He never discovered any indications OF
weakness in the boiler, and saw no one
asleep in the engine foom..,i 4,
The foreman of the boiler shop at
the D9lawater Works, and who has Been
IN tho business for 20 years, testified
that he examinedtthe exploded boiler,
He would consider the boiler we'll built
and properly braeed, and he thinks the
boiler SAFE to carry forty pounds OF
steam ~; .47tAsi}iH f.a ipfz7'ai sEys
isNWm. FLETCHER examined the. boiler
and thinks the cause, OF, the explosion
was the continual working of the iron,
rom expansion and Contraction of
oontinualpuIsation on that part ofsthe
the sPotlers he does not think there was
any original defect in the iron: he thinks
there was plenty Of water in tho boiler
at the time Of the explosion. The chief
engineer Ofithe st. John, James Hook.
was OFT duty at the time of the -explo-
sion, being off after six n, m. He LETT
about 25 pounds of steam on when he
went on. The boiler was contracted for
In 1S34, and put in February, 1865. The
boilers Were built under his Supervision,
and thinks thew were DrnDerlv com
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- jz..3 80 =. 81! iOsWRao, Nov. 8.
Flour in good demand; sales of 1000
bbls at 50 for No. / spring; 10 so for red
winter; II so for white; u so for double
extra. Wheat dull; sales 34O0 bu choice
white Canada at g SO, and $500 bu Nos.
Land 2 milwaukee club at /, IS. Corn
scarce and dull at 75c for Indiana. Oats
scarce and nominal. Barley dull and
shade easier, 15for Canada. Rye dull;
Canada 81. Peas quiet. 80 ffiIli7i 7
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TOLEDO, Nov. 3.
Flour firm! Wheat = new. amber
Michigan 81 other grades 2a8c better;
old white Michigan g Is; new do IS;
old red 2 03a2 OF. Corn 1c better; on.
for No. / mixed. Oats less firm and
tending downward. Lake Freights
dull; az for wheat TO Buffalo.
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.rIt1sburgn nc soon i lTnrket.
ais,. PTTTsBuRaH, Nov. 3

s,t .is,., PITTSBuRGH,- Nov. 3.
CATTnE-The downward tendency of
the market for beef cattle, noted at the
date OF our last report, has continued
still further, and perhaps in an increHs-
ed measure for, while last week the
high grades We're not affected, the de-
cline this week embraces aIl'qiinlities.
the medium and common, however,
more than the better ones, This is ow.
ing TO continued heavy arrivals, n scar
city OF buyers, and, ny the Impression
seems to prevnilthat prices must still
further recede, shippers are operating
with great caution, buying sparingly,
and then only ut the lowest figures.
The range of prices this week is from 5
to 81 per PQund,i gross, embracing
poor and, common at sac cents; fair to
good, at 6l5a71%; and prime to extra ut
71SaS1<. The demand for stock cattle
appears to be getting lighter each week,
and with continued fur arrivals, hold
era of this particular grade OF cattle,
are, as Il general thing, Obliged to tnke
just what buyers feel disposed to offer,
The YstsRsOn isi.ftOo far advanced for
Stockers, and besides stocS-Rrowers nm
pear to have about all they want to feed
ty of tho cattle was notIhppnfsntly as
good this weelsla as last, ind the higher
grades, consequently,idid not suffer ms
lnuchlas the poorer kinds.
HOGs--HaVe nearly maintained their
former positions, though closing a little
dull, as the supply. was somewhat in
excess of the demand. The transac-
tfons during the week have been con-
siderably larger than for some weeks
past, the shipments east, reaching in
the aggregate, about eight Thousand
head, while prices remain about as last
quoted, ranging from twelve to thirteen
cents erpound, gross. To-day, how
ever, buyers were persistent in asking
for concessions, and We presume llISa
l21G, would be the highest figures that
could be obtained for fair to good aver
ages. sDyS4fg .IsE.FifTa ii5u1 uilI 4
SFfEEp4The market for sheep has
been fntrly ncttve during the week
which has just closed, the transactions
being up to the usual standard, white
prices have undergone no perceptibie
change. AS will DO seen below, sales
were made at from 8 u tol6IE per pound,
gross, for common to prime mutton
sheep and . bunch of extra, ilvering
ll5'1bs, brought cents. - 80 :
y. y. HTHHH "a H. 2 . g w.
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! TEF FTt7E E,;.jS5-iI' -
NEW YoRK n

Government Stocks are q. shade high
er; %. IS. IS, 81 coup ohs. 1861 do. SOS
coupons, ,eSsSpv. coupons, 102S<; Treas
ur,y Notes Z Sos, LIST Series, g75sl; do. Sd
2 Stocks steady; ;. Ohio is Mississippi
SeEti fieates 299s;i Canton AS44; Cpm6er-
land Preferred 4S3<; Quicksilver 1857;
Quincy ex-GliV. III. Erie 9SsS Reading
Il0ts; Michigan Central 1I39&; Michigan
SoneheEn I254;i Cleveland g RittsbuTgh
Northwestern $3.50; Toledo los;
M9ck Island los; Prairie du Chen gS;
I IossS q Wabash. seq; Fort Wayne
W. leFfe Haute S21z; do. Preferred
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PllilndeInlain .sEnrl.ef.

if4Ai'iit s1s PHulADigIPHIA, Nov. ,.
Petroleum. I'm steady demand; crude
35c, refined in bond -59c, do. free 75n1Sc.
Glover Seed steady ut $sa6, %. Flour
dun and slow Of sale but prices unal-
tered, Wheat dun; sales Of 3000 blu
new red at q. 30; old do. 2 40. Corn il
'deeIininB5 yellow S7el yOats,firm. Wins
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me Missouri IeeisIntnre.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. IA caucus of the
radical members ofthe Legislature set
tied the question of speakership last
night. They nominated A. ]. Harlan,
of Andrew county, for that position. and
elected him to-day by aiyote Of SO to 16.
Blair, ina recent speech at Rolla, hay
ing.charged the Board of Commissioners
Mt the last election, whereby the new
state constitution was declared adopted,
the Secretary of State, ROdman, sent d
communication to the House, asking
for the appointment ofn joint commit
tee to counts the votes and definitely de-
eide the matter. NO quorum in the
Senate. 5si2f -
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BuTlIo WarJlef.

BUFFALO, hoy. 3.
i.Eloun closed quiet and Eunchahged.
Theat-:Nq. Milwaukee spring 81 90.
Corn quiet; no. Illinois mixed Mt Csc.
Oats dun; sales of Il, coo bn at sac. Bar
Canada 81 Hal 15.l Rye at s0a90c.
y g5 .I3gZ 7Eates unchanged, closing
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2 : ChIeago aIarl.ef. -

y. 5l.l5,lui CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
Flour lirtni good choice spring extra
81 26a5 10. Wheat opened Sa lOc lower.
with sales at 81 40 for No. /, but sut,se,
quently recovered, closing at 43ISa
1 81 for No. I, and 1 l2a1 is Tor No. 5.
according to location. COrniffrm; sales
y 5Qa5O9So for MOL, and 49c fnr, No. 2.
Oats dull at 37a2Sc. Freiphts dun and
2aSc lower; &c on oats and Zoe ON wheat
70 BnIlalo. Provisions duIl.n Mess
Fork S!3Sa3S so; prime mess S27a27 So.
,Highwines steadY.
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New YOrlt 1Ioney 5IInriLet.

~ IN NEW York. Nov. g. -
Money active and firm at z per cent.
tog call loans Sterling Exchange dull
at @lOq9S. Gold d lshade drner,
opening ct l497s, advancing 70 ll65S,
and closing at 1865 .laia' III . -
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Dr.. Lee Is a graduate of one OF the leading
medical collegesof Cincinnati. Ohio, and has
been actively engaged in the practice OF med
icine and surgery for more than fourteen
Wheelng )Hnd he feels confident that nom the
knowledge which he has acquired OF his pro-
ieEsaon during so long and varied Q practice,
yor him with their patronage. Dr.. Lee. in adj
diton to his regular practice, Will devote a
part OF each day to the treatment OF Chronic
Diseases Dr.. Lee Is now prepared with al
the necessary apparatus for the scientific
medical appdcatt Hon of electricity as nm al1xil-
larry in the treatment Of many diseases, both
acute and chronic, 10 which he would invite
Lee has given much time and attention to the
study and practice OF Operative Opthnlmic
surgery and he Is now prepared to perform
all the various Operations on the Eye as well
as to treat all the Giifferent diseases OF the
s1ne, In strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods Of the pres.
emit 0map ssf l1
DE. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumattsn, Neu-
[algtn ana diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Liver
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Debility Fever and Ague,
and al OF the various and painful diseases
Any person wishing 70 consult the Doctor
prlVately OfI0f any private disease, can do 50
either personally or By letter, conndentially
ltle pom ms honor to preserve hetr secret
DIT: Lee cures an the different forms of Club
Foot by an open ton which Is attended with
no DANCE, and with but ltd pain
Private diseases speedily and permanently
cured 1featment-neW safe and reliable.
III, Lee VIII give two hours every WedneS-
day and saturday afternoons to the treatment
FREDERICKSBURG John II. ScuddeF, Gin
etnnatl, Ohloi Toe z. Freeman. Cincinnati
Ohio; Prof Edwin FFeeInan Cincinnati Ohio;
DE- Roo. 8. Nsgton, y: y. City. =
who have been e1fed lJy me- and my Ohio
mas can De seen IN my oflee. octfS
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q WASHINGTON, Nov, 3.zThe InteIIf-
gencer says the Secretary Of State is en-
gagged in preparing q fepIyto the dis
patch OF Earl Russell, regarding the
proposed commission indicated in his
Lordships letter to Minister Adams, FOR
the adjudication Of certain claims
against the gpvernnienE ThequesHon
At issue IS said to have been eonsidered
at several Cabinet meetings. M y
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NEW YohK, Nov. s.-The CONNER
cinl'si special says: j @4a
a plan for funding the National debt
at 5H per cent. interest Is under the
consideration ofithe Treasury Depart
ment. AZ
The report that the President had
Withdrawn the Governments advertising
from the National Republican is denied
y!thatp apeF2l n t-E.t - -rlr-y l-44l{i T.