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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-15
Notice of Ewi,,o Petition.

MI ARI Ford, Peter Ford, ,Lorinda Ford
" David Ford Isaec Ford and Jane Ford, who reside
who resides in Achey Bar Altras County Idaho Terito
Howard County indiana cSrstopher FORD oren Rs
land County, wsconsin Eliza Hamilton and George W
Pennsylvania; Julia A. Wilson, and Robert Wilson, her
husband Of Espyve, in said County Of Crawford; Lo-
Ford Cairo nsis Andrew Ford Samuel Ford and mar Mar
garct Ford of fIiarisonsburgh In said County Of Craw
lord Ella j. Jennings and Cora Ford Of st. Marie Mich
%. You win take Notice-That a Petition was
1866 In the Court Common Peas,, within and for the
County Of AshtsSnla BY James Ford and silss Ford
las Ford demand parto Of the following real estate
Situate IN the township Of conncat Ashtabulaa Coun.
y, Ohio In fractional ownsh H. range one and part Of
said Number one In section number p ank Is bounded
as follows:
Beginning at the intersection Of the ceners Of the
ilarbor Road and Lake Road SO called thence running
minutes West "a chains % links to the west line Of said
Lot No one thence North q degrees and IN minutes;
few links West from line tree; thence North 81 do
grees and 10 minutes East 20 chains 80 links TO the
Road South degrees and ie minutes West chains 81
links, to the place of beginning Containing thirteen Q3)
Also other peice or parcel Of land in said Town
ship County and State and in said Lot One and bound
beginning at the west Pier at the center Of the cross
street. South of the Bake Shop being the first cross
degrees and 30 minutes West in the course Of said
street chains stake thence South degrees and is
minutes, East one chain TO stake thence North IS de-
grces and 30 minutes East chains TO the piers thence
North, degrees and 5 minutes, West chain, to the
place Of beginning Containing half Of land
more or less.
Also other piece parcel oflnnd in said township
County aud State and in said lot one and being subLot
c, and bounded North by land Of NJ. Capron, West by
Lake Erie South by land OF H. G. Thurber and East by
Harbor Road, containing 10 of land lcss,
and hat at the next term of said Court the said James
Ford and Slas Ford will apply for order that partition
be made of said premises. SHERMAN & FITCH,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Dated September 14th 1866. 6t-Sy2
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that Conference. They assembled and negoti
atious were for some time carried on between
those Peace Commissioners and those negoti-
stioDs sometimes assumed the form OF Resolu-
tions Introduced aud voted upon simply TO test
the feeling Of the parties. Often amendments
to resolutions we're voted Tor by members who
did not design TO vote for the resolution when
amended and sometimes such amendments we're
voted for only to overload and destroy the orr
gipal RESOLUTION. That Judge Hitchcock sym
pathized with the objects Of that convention
and deprecated the horrors Of the anticipated
war is certain, and that be was willing TO yield
much to couciliate the dsafIecied parties is
equally true, but IL he erred 10 ihis, aud was
disposed 10 yield too much in favor Of peace,
who, looking back over the years Of devastation
that have intervened, is prepared to condemn
him The man that behods half million Of
widows and orphans. who meets at every turn
our fellow citizens crippled and MANNED in the
bloody strife, who that, iu fancy only, reviews
those battle fields and rebel prisons, is prepared
10 condemn him for seeking to avert so dire q
ttiuuWCNOtt bo 70 w oo CouuShhSu
for his part 10 those negotiations or for opin-
ions which be then entertained, why do we not
meet out like condemnation to all those who
sympatbizod with him at The time, in those ef
forts which he made for peace. Where then
was Gen. Butler, Governor Brough, Dickinson
and Loganf Where was Governor Ted and
Judge Day, aud host Of others who have laid
down their lives 10 the service, or are still la
boring Tor the cause Of freedom and humanity
These are names that you have honored and
still delight TO honor. 1t will not be pretend
ed that any man during the progress of that
war was more free in bis charities to old the
progress OF the war, or to relieve the suffering
resulting from it, than was Judge Hitchcock
lie has always acted with the Loyal Union
party. You were pleased to elect Judge Day
to the tlfice of Supreme Judge, aud DO such
objection would have been listened to against
him But il party attachments and political
opinions we're to be the test end the only test
Of quail fcatons for judicial station, and Judge
Hitchcock is to be judged by auy standard
heretofore erected by the Union party he would
60 rtainly pass the ordeal nrsca,bed.
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To the People of the Counties of
AShtabula, Lake and Geauga.
FELLow-C CITIZENS: (:

FELLow-CITIzENs:
You are aware that there has been
most heated and unpleasant contest go
ing on IN this sub-Judicial District owe
the question, who should constitute tn,
successor to Judge Chaffce on the bcncl
of our Common Pleas Court?
The immediate cause of this contest
may be summedup in few words Judge
Chaffee desired to be named as his own
successor; and at an early day began to
feel how the public pulse Beat in his in
terest. Assuming that the bar of the
district with great unanimity preferred
himself to any other man for another
term upon the bench, he is charged with
going to the people with the representa-
tion that the members of the bar had ex-
pressed with great unanimity, their ap-
proval of his course as Judge during his
term about to expire, and had requested
him to stand as a candidate for renomin-
alton and reelection for another term of
five years.
On the other side, embracing, with few
exceptions, the entire bar of the district,
the representations of Judge Chaffee are
characterized as untrue, and as placing,
from wrong and selfish motives, the feel
ings, wishes and preferences of the bar,
upon the question of Judgeship, in a
wrong light before the people. Believing
that the opinions of the bar were being
misrepresented by Judge Chaffee to the
people, to advance his own interests; also
that much weight would be given to their
expressed preferences, by the people, the
attorneys of the district, under a call
signed by nearly every member of the
profession, held "Bar Meeting" at
Ashtabula, on the 18th day of July last.
This meeting resulted in the recommend
alton OF another than Judge Chafee for
the honorable and responsible position Of
Common Pleas Judge.
Prior to the time of holding this meet
ing, Judge Chaffee, as it is claimed, and
not to our knowledge denied by him, OF
by hs friends, signed the call for the
meeting, and used his influence to induce
Others to sign it. On the 9th of July he
published Card in which he Withdrew
his name from the call, and assigned as a
reason for the act, that majority of the
members of the bar of Geauga County,
did not feel willing to sign said call, and
absolutely refuse to participate in any ac-
tion under it. Prior to this meeting, and
while it was common theme of discus
sion by Bench and Bar, Judge Chafee il
further more represented to have said
that he weuld not be candidate against
tho wishes Of any considerable number
of the members of the bar of the district
This statement, 10 our knewledg, has
never been denied by Judge ChAffse OF
any Of his friends.
The action Of Judge Chaffee in signing
the call for the " Bar Meeting" and ths
declaration that he would not be candid
ate against the wishes of amy considers
BILE number of the members of the bar
were right. He was not coerced to take
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ADDRESS TO THE. PEoPLE-The committee ap-
pointed at the Mass Meeting at Madison to put
forth an address to the Electors of this judicial
district have performed that duty, and put in our
hands for publication. The work is ably and
creditably done, as will be seen by the docu-
ment inserted below. Its appeals should, and
We have no doubt will, receive respectful atten-
ton, and its influence have due effect upon the
minds and convictions of the voters of the dis
trict.
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eenrrEspoNDENors.


The yudicIaI Contcst-Judge hitchcock
PArNEsvuIE, Sept T. 1856.
HoS. RKupEN HrrcHcocK-Deor Sir;
A mass convention from
the counties of Ashtabula, Geauga, and
Lake, held this day, at Madison, has
nominated you by acclamation for candi-
date for Judge of the third subdivision
of the Ninth Judicial District.
We are directed by the Committee to
inform you of its action, and to express to
you its earnest desire that you would ac-
cept the nomination.
Very respectfully, Yours, &c.
III. Z. BEARDsLEE,
S. PHILBRICK, Com.
N. i. FRENCH,
1tessy z c. Beardeo, s. RfiiS'sct and n e. FSs%cn,
GENTS Your favor of the 4th instant
advising me of my nomination for Judge
of this Judicial Circuit by the Mass Com
vention held at Madison on that day, is
received. You are aware of that dnring
the recent existing canvass for Judge in
this Cirucuit have been absent from the
State, and of course am not well posted
as to its details but the decided action
Of the Lake County Convention in repu-
dating the action of the District Con-
vention with but a single dissenting vote,
and placing my name before the people
with equl unanimity, and my subsequent
nomination by acclamation by your Con-
vention, show conclusively the opinions
and wishes of the numerous citizens
present and renresented in those conven
tions, and forbid that / should decline.
The nomination is therefore accepted.
With many thanks to the Convention
for this expression of their confidence,
and much respect to You personally.
l am, very respectfully, yours, DO,
REUBrN HITCHCOCK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-15

NEW FURNITURE STOREl
TUST OPENED BY PERRIGO S
- CIILDS who most respectfully announce to the peo-
of Ashabua and surrounding country, that they haro
now on hand choice lot of
FURNITURE,
consisting Of all kinds of Wood, Cane-Seat and SON.
Bottom Chairs; Mahogany, Ash and Walnut Bureaus,
MarbleT CenterTables and all kinds Breakfast and
Extension Tables, Bedseads and Mattresses, Carpet,
Damask and Enamel Lounges, Also, what-Nots Brack-
cts and Hat All Of which will be sold a the lowest
price possible.
e8 Please call and examine for yourselves before pur
chasing elsewhere.
eX~ Gilt and Rosewood Frames made TO order in con-
nection with the above.
e5- All kinds of Ordered Work and Reparing done by
Superior Workmen. PERRIGO & CH1LDS,
Clarendon Block, Main Street.
Ashtabnla. Aug. 90. 1866. 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PURE DOMESTIC
WINE AND BRANDY.
PALE ID R AN DY

The subscriber has on hand for Sale at very moderate
figure, about so gallons OF Grape Vino Of years vent
age, and 20O gallons Of
PALE BR ANDY
Dealers assured hat 1t will be found in even respect
equal to representation, having been made by the under
signed.
The Brandy will be sold at Wholesale at $3.50 per
goon.
Also, 1000 Isabella and Caawba Grape Roots Of one
years growth, for this fall, spring. Selling, Prim
S45 per thousand 3t-S12
FRANCES SIMONETT.
East Ashtabula Sept 12 1866
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ETTERS REMAINING UN-
H claimed in the Post Office at Ashtabula Ohio on
September 13, 1866.
Arlington VIM Morrison Jas & Roger
Burrughs Solor Powers w II
Brnnner Michael Patterson Duncan
crowley Patrick Ryon Dennis
Cushman Leander Rolpson Neil
could Henry w Schram & Garfield
Joannete Leander Thomas III
Luce Nelson Tayor AC
LoDdcllH IL Warrington John
LOcher John Williams Mrs Cornolia
Mills Stephen Wilson Mrs Sarah
Murphy WIN Wolverton Mrs Margaret
Persons calling for any OF the above letters will please
say " ADvERTisED.' S2 ii. HARRIS, r. M.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

We make no secret Of the ingredients. HELsBoLD's
and Juniper Berries selected with great care and pre-
pared in vacuo by H. T. Helmbod, Druggist and Chem
st OF sixteen years experience in the city of Phiade
phia and which Is now prescribed by the most eminent
physicians has been admitted to In the United States
Army and is also in very general In State Hospals
and public Sanitary Institutions throughout the land.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In affections peculiar to Females is uneauacd BY apy
other preparation, as in Chlorosis Retention Irregu
arties Panlness or Suppression OF customary Evaeu
atons, liberated Schirrus state of the Uterus Leu
chorrhea and all complaints incident the eex whet
er arising from habits OF dissipation imprudencias In
the decline or change Of life.
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

For For Weakness arising from Excuses Indscretlon
requires the aid OF medicine strengthen and nygor
ate the system, which HELnBoLD's ExTRAUT BUCuu In.
sumption or insanity ensues. ~
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PROPOSALS

For the erection Of School House In Sub-Dstrct No
T. in the township Of Monroe, according a plan be
at the Post Office, will be received by the under
signed until o'clock p. NJ on Saturday. September 20,
1866.
TT MoFFTTr,
JAMES REED, Committee,
II. e. KELLOGG.
Monroe. Sept. 12 1866. 3t-STa
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HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU.

or Nonroentlon or Incontinencc Of Urine Irrtstiou
% OF liberation Of the Bladder or Kdneys Diss
h ~ brickdust Deposits and ali Dseasee of
tne Bladder kidneys, and Dropsicsi sweiingss "
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SA N BORN CHI RN!!
AND
BUTTER WORKERt
Patented June 27Lt, 1865,
INTRODUCES A NEW EZRA IN BUFFET MAKING
The Latest and SlIest OhtT offered TO the Ame-
rican Public. perfect ButterWorkcr within ITSELF
constructed upon scientific principles, and the oalv
Churn combining speed and power.
IT WILL MAKE THE BEST OF BUTTER!
1t will chum in from two to five minutes II will
make more butter than any churn in use II will
cleanse the Butter perfectly clean from butter-mk in
less time than be done by hand any
er 1t may be washed In one minute. 1t will salt your
butter In less time and do 1t better than any butter
worker.
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN!
TRY IT AND YOU wILLBUY TT
And your dme save your 6utter and your temper
This Churn was examined and approved by thou
sands at The Ashtabula County Fair.
II is for sale at the store Of
HORTON, FELLOWS & co.
GRAPE VINES.
%
WE OFFER AT THE
GENEVA NURSERIES
the coming fall and spring large assortment Of thrifty
and well rooted NATIVE VINES consisting Of Catawba
Isabella, Delaware, Concord. Hartford Prolific Rebecca
Diana, Iona, Isella and Clinton Also, Fruit Trees,
Eyergreens &C. &C: Those desiring to purchase Vines
will do well to examine stock before purchasing from
distance liberal deduction to Wholesale dealers
s7l-6m CHEVALIER & WOODRUFF Geneva Ohio.
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uaB HnrxDoLDs FLUID srrnAor svoro

Vsb HbLAboLDB FLUID 1xfhAor BpoTQ
E gsssf. g sfa p. ..-
In all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether existfne
In Male or Female rom whatever originating, and
matter OF how long standing Il is pheasant in taste
and odor immediate In Its action, and stronqhoa-
ing than any Of the preparation Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from brokendown or delicate eonstitu-
tons, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be that however slight may be
the attack of the above diseases Is certain to affect his
bodily health mental powers and happiness and Of
his postery. Our flesh and blood supported ffom
these sources.
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ESTRAZ.

Estrayed from the subscriber Dali calf nine months
neck. Any one giving Information to me- where he may
be found, WIN be rewarded for his trouble.
Ashtabula, Sept. 1a, 1865. JOHN BOOTH
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

Will radically oxterminate from the system Dseaas q
the Urinary Organs arising om habits q dissipation ss
little expense, little change in Diet and expos
ure completely supersedng those unpleasant and dap
gerous remedies Copaiva and Mercury In caring al Se
unpleasant and dangerous discaseA.
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doubtless set in the basement all attempts
10 save alyth;u, theretrOm were fruitleSs.
The flames zee i',.rSti,!g through into the
counting room. and Mr. Cutting made a
rush for papers not in Tie safe and succeed
ed in saving all tnat we're really valuable.
though they were on fire VIII brought
out. The fire MADE -uci rapid progress
and so few We're Oh the ground. that every
thing could not be done which could have
been with more help, but all present work
ed with will. The house OF Mrs. Lewis
Silsby. >tandin. within forty teet of the
store. was saved. though several times OF
IRE. and many of the goods from the front
sore were saved also. Nj. Cutting being
post master. the post Office was in the store.
Jl,, ali the mali matter was saved. In
about ten or fifteen inmates from the time
any one reached the fire. the kerosene OIL
benzne. yarn!sh, turpeiltine, dc. III the
bach store cauGh: fire. and sen. all ire
&isilble torrent 81 fame through the front
room. A. soon as possible water was
hrow!i on the iron safe. and by O'Clock,
we We're eHabicd 10 put OF a chain aud
draw it oUt with oxen. When opened the
leather covers on the books We're literally
dissolved and the @reenbackS somewhat
faded. btu; the papers and writing were all
sate and right. How came the store Oh
fire: Public opiniOn answers: One Mrs
-. Il widow of Il United States soldier
last March with her family became charge
able to the town OF LuGtibury. Tie over
seer directed Mr. Cutting to supply hex viii
4 Reasonable amount OF provision and cloth
inr at Ihe expense CT the town. iii> h,
did until tllc -6iii of June. When the over
seer directed MIR. Cutting to supply her Ii,
longer. Saturday Night she came for pro
vision. aid he told her The decision OF tn
OveISecr. Whereup0n She threatened vci.
l @cance Oh both. Sunday night Mr. Cut
tin-'> store was burned. \ trail Jed TO til
&. back side of the store: ihc tracks Wcr
} measured ANA correspomded exactly wit
} hers. She can neither read nor write. an
+ the rel,or, al her is bad. Thus rests >u>r
e cion. Iii regard 10 the loss il is heavy .
4 Nj. >'uttiu". certainly five thousand dollar
= prcUniariIy. ard il is also :, loss To The put
II lie which they deeply feel. Ills town>me
{ and friends will aid him liz rebuilding all
4 We all trust and hope !@ vii! c"ninue i
o 90 Oh in business Il heretofore.
i CITIZEN.
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CT. JOIINSBURY ACADEMY.

The s.. .Iohnshruy = ale:-y which 40 Wears since
became psrt of the public sho Of The il,sge Of St
Jonsury will. Al the operinr III mex term resume
it form char privst schTl If funds living
been n-ly l. Gees !. if tr prop t. iur ish II
with such tac.c's and vi such cit,- f. prosecuting
their work, will make it worthy 81 the puic patron
e which Il rnerlv received. Arrangements will be-
room. rni he'd with ronyeIie1cee for scholar wishing 10
hoard thrms Ives 'r be- supplied apple alton 10 the
pri ci al early av. The fail will begin Tues
dav Sept. (. and connuH eleven week. Fo- tr-hr IL
formation apply IL the subscriber. J. h. COLBY
Ills Principal
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TIE Fare IT LRncH5ITg.

TIE Fare 1T LHncHJtiig.
As many inquiries are made about tie
circumstances and tacts OF the fire al LII
nenburg, have thought it best to narraie
through Eour paper such as are OF general
interest. The first alarm Of fire was given
BY Henry Howe about fifteen minutes be-
fore three O'Clock Oh the morning OF july
ID. At that time he south eild OF the store
owned by Hiram \. Cutting and occupied
ny him under tie firm name Of j. G. Oar
linz y Co.. was On fire, and the flames
were just extending to tie root. When
assistance arrived the roof of ,ile back store
vas a mass OF :ia:ues, and as tie dre was
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THE EYE.
m " NJ LEWIS,

H.. VI.
The cecbra ed o;t;cian from Alb my, y. Y. the
gen e,an that has ,n yis iug ;.- for the last Il
ve,r H. kes this occasion inf1rm his Old frieud
and pat, O.s til. he VIII BE- II the
ST JOHNS3JHI II Use,
= jo ns ury, h 18th inst AID sil rcinaL til II -1s:,
aai tn has th MN an exec le't oTtnen Of his
hraiv in,..vcd zpc IA - = -: erect ous Of
the eve and al age md Una ne large
of v.c.o lid sy glase. Consultation hours from
\, NJ. 10 ) z. ". AGYIce grsts. ", j. LEWIS.
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Ia [ urnHGi (ON!cNi.

al c1ch lliiic o. passing. iil> Offensive
warfare was Kept up uh'Il Mr.. l. S&erre'ir,'
"a disabling Ii by breaking wing with "
small WdIh!liG SICK. ne haWk E!c"sui'';
Io'h lctt irom Up to tip OF ott>liet,itc,.
wings. Afterwards three Young one.
.lt"ri! It'll crown. were discovered anu
shot.
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pf0rHUm ITEMS.


:hn patriot, OF l'caciia!n celebrated the
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nUNN. !. PASS RIVERS X. X. CO.
NOTICE.

,The u.i meeting of tn, stockholders & the Coanec
cut Pss=unpsic Rivers iiaiTo Company. i'll he held
ut the Memphrenligog House in Newport On Tuesdsy the
lst Jay Il July NEXT at two ocl9ck l.. Coz TIL pur
pose of eectng board Of Dir, ctors AID trs.ct a-
ether bus.i.ceS Tia; may c5.. before unS.
b.; order of tie Directors
l. CLEVELAND S,crctary.
Coventry, june 29, 1cGt. H-l2
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~ RIST MILL.
IL

The -rf- 7ihor ha- rented the GIT mil - 81
hns. NY ntrc PIT it il =, "i -. al, and i no.
IT. ir, 10 d. ,rn in 10: All HI. d. N fati Iac
Ai-n K cp- on l.-ui a d Z: AZ e"-n a-.d meal.
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