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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11

or maize the candidate fr The Office moments ree,on
satisfied NY sFn mind MAT these oectlons N al arnes
TO act rsrtaly aud fairly between the members oil the Bar
Of The district on the one hard and the people upon tue ot
snd inouuspn and mistaken Wees and equally
the COUNTIES ami TO the pfope concerned and interested to
withdraw my nane irom said call Tor meeting Of the
dtced such Ia be purpose and Intentions TO the
members OF the Bar said cou then present In pursu-
ance such declared intention at returned home, and
the earliest moment could said parer erased and
removed my name heieom This do not at all regret be
the consequences to myself personally what they But
is said have acted nconsistenty BE II sai That
mised In the information given aud under which
acted 70 the wishes and concurrence Of the members
the Bar IN all the c)untes Is not cannot be denied will
venture 10 risk The assertion in view OF the little know Of
honorable and lar dcangs that concerned partc
nany In, originating, getting circulating the call Tor
this Bar etug for moment contemplated or expect
cd that action Of the Bar could in ness be had under
said call all the members OF the Bar or at least fair
minority thereof OF all the counties in the District should
voluntarily sign said cal and willingly come into the move
mont this never DONE have before shown as but one
member OF the Bar Geauga county signed said CALL
" any way participated In any proceedings under inc same
Then, under all the circumstances submit was not right
Was II not fair. Was IL honorable, situated TO
withdraw and abstain rom any urher pro eedngs
in the pa:teri But ter became, and am now well con.
call at ALL should rather have vithstood any charge Of
want Of courtesy towards the Bar But IL wrong Ia signing
the call thing further certain Of aud that is,
knew right in withdra wing from it Who, desiring to
act fairly and npariay between the people ono hand
and the members of the lar upon the other and owing equal
obligations to ALL would have done otherwise? Who, stand
ing place. after having become convinced he had acted
under erroneous uonton In signing said CALI and hearing
the objections made by the members OF the Bar IN Geauga
ten pied apology or his error W it to
be caed In signing said CALL short of openly sqlarey and
above board renong that erior by at once withdrawing
from the cai du withdraw my from the CALI and do
not regret It, know nsver wilt My inscence, and
every OF tight Of FAIR honorabls scon a. public Of
hcer, approves Of IL. without speaking boastfuy am
crate fu that bad the moral courage 10 do IT, Having thus
withdrawn from the el for the meeting and from any pro-
ecedng under it, leave the whole matter or he action Of
the people at large. N, L. CHAFFEE,
Jefferson, July 81, lsC0
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Shema aud his reply thereto and then tell
me what there Is 10 Il that looks like dictation
The people 10 this convention will decide
whether Judge CbOifee or Mr.. Sherman is
their choice. If neither Of them are chosen
they have the Lar from three counties TO
choose from. Let every mau labor TO fnd
who tho best man is and when te is found
support him and urge upon oil the necessity
OF cool, calm, unprejudiced Investigation, upon
this subject, and the necessity Of careful action
]. ID. ESsroS.
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UNION CONVENTIONS.

Tho, Union voters Of Ashtabua county are requested 10
meet N ther severs ownshirs at usual places hold
sccii0Is on the liih cay Of august lst at o'clock
10 elect los delegates to the County Convention, 10
be held at Jefferson the 18th day of August 1866
mate candidates for the following Offices, 10 wit: Probate
Judge, Clerk of tho Court OF Common Pleas Auditor
Gonlrassiouer and Director Of County lnary Also
- delegates TO the Judicial District Convention to be held
at madison Take county Ohio the 14 day Of August
Ibb o neinate acapdae for Judge of the Court OF Com
mon Pe for the district composed of The counties of Ash
tnDoa Lake and Geauga Also 33 delegates o the Conrres
Eonai Copyention Of the l9h District to be held at
Trntuii county Ohio the 10th day Of August 1865
will n ~N'N''NNN''
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KINGSVILLE COLLEGE

can supply fully and completely any similar Instusio
In the country. Fsbscauss ia instruction ID
progressive and practical having been drawn from setua
businss: experiences second. location 10 In Of the
ewest temptations to vice and and where the
people and educated interest Themselves in tho
behalf and throw around him influences at once
Board there is about half that charged In larger ces
The college rooms ample fronting the Village Park and
department managed BY the best TALENT all of which facts
tion. - n. : r. y " tt77 7F'f
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LOCATION.

THIS College Is locsed In the beautiful village Of Kings.
the best Academic Institution the country
by its Of prosperity and patronage. Its attractions
this regard make at the desirable location for
those who wish to pursue both the Commercial
Of nsructon and thus while the student storing
the mind with Scientific Literary and Classical Knowledge
ne may at the same time practical and theoretical
knowledge OF Book keeping and Businses.
Each department under the general supervisor of the
Principal whose long experience teacher the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant him
smineny qualified to make this Institution take rank with
our 6rst class Commercial Schools.
The system OF Penmanshp taught here Is made speciality
cpa and attractive features being egby beauty and
of execution At several State Fairs Principal has beon
awarded the First Premiums many worthy
for best specimens of Business
Training in Commercial Arithmetic business caculs-
ton Is also speciality In this Institution Every student
should be able to mako egbe record Of his daily
work and give accurate solution Of all problems
herewith The improved methods Of euci iation make
these branches OF college exercises interesting
sruotve indeed they really the grand starting ponts
OF the to other departments Of the duties Of
practical every day life. --
Deficiency in there particulars an fact
with many OF young just starting business to
which tracable also OF the failures business
Well founded in those Is passport Hereon
Is reared many modest az well as gigantic fortunes
Yonns man, take courage when for q nominal you
can yourself for the worlds activities aud engage nte
gently in enterprises that lead straight to tt1ne and
honor An early outfit Ia essential to make your onward
and upward progress and certain nothing viii
give you much self reliance good Commercial Educs1
ton, and this We believe tho
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11

The apportib men for e Congcssona al and District Com
veutions viii be 1tke being one i each ownship and one
additional for the townships of Ashtahua Conueau Gene
va, Monfee atd Jenerson. W. G. HowEtLs,
VtfEag 3lgCg. srfu ..- -+Ir.r a. b. WATKINS,
LYMAN CARTER,
--..at etitI Hf u. \. WADE,
JAMES REED,
ITnfo ranfr Con iffae,
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DRsIGN.

the deggn Of this Institution that nothing shall ente<
into its composition that not practical valuable and es
sentisl for the business to know.
The minutie and detail Of business will be
cenva'ed giving to the student knowledge Of
trade as well as The more common operations OF finance apd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11
Union CoNcnEsslONAL CONVENTION.


There viii be convenion Of The Union voters Of the 1el
OouFrrsgnal nt ct,pf Ohio, ecmrcsed of the couns Of
sAfniabua doahrn MahNuiiV. Portage and rfutnbuh At
webbf fall. IN Weuen Trumbul county. Thursday,
the ION day ef August, $780,. at IL O'Clock, a.
M 70 roiginate eanqdae Tor Congress 1.
Each lcnnnv heehrdng 10 the ratio OF representatives,
sesd dnoh No-wh delegate for every 12 votes east
for Gov Cox In 1s05 will be euitlcd to the number DEL
eatvs fcowa Ahtabula 49, 6enuga lS, Mahoning 20,
Portage 23 and Trumbn s2 10 be elected h The several
osnships cobosng sd coon,ieseach township TO be en-
tfd end the balance TO be appertioncd &C
cofdnr TO said rno ofcpresentaon among the townships
irvin 2 tho largest frction over sid ratio
x that the Unnn voters of each township
rnttns usrhi place Of holding eecons Saturday
eysnag August IL 1866 at O'clock and elect by ballot
tfe delegates to which the township may "a entitled aud
that the election be eontnued for hour give the
ters chance 10 cast their votes r-rf
= 81 oons1agmei AnSsn KKLio6G, }Ashtaboia Co.
gossovba '' v yso. coSvxRsK Committee for
, ssssis ins ad' ~ SAiiH' ,oOa"saoo
Bi sssnha53ig n NJ EpwXhps, Mai,onins Co.
iii 90 yngre H.Rsw. Hall, lCommittee or
- H.. r. A, GILETT, }Portgage Co.
~ B. TAYLOR, Committee For
o. isC1 al lLlu5 t CuAs. X. HUNT, rlumbul Co.
3 July u, $780, .f,.,s a. -,
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TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

In this department "a impaired usruaos ssund .d
paper instrup snts and In all that v nj ~ - v~
of we'll ordered Telegraph Osios. t'}HtlH b.
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ART DEPARTMENT.

This department Is advance In Pensnship beyond that
embodied In the Commercial Course eoutelSendng eIas-
ate and difficult Essays In Combination Flourish per cs
ances and studies in fine line and stipls shading.
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Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.

6XA HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
SAE-A Family Horse, young, kind, and sound, with
Buggy aud Harness, fof salient low figure.
Enquire at the q, .rr,..r TELEGRAPH" OFFICE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11

LOST-On the road between, Ashtabu.
Ia and Geneva, as 10 supposed, aPkIR OF GoLD-BowED
SPECrACLES isclosed In red morocco esso The finder
will receive the thanks Of the BY leaving them Al the
Telegraph once, or With SAMUEL HILLS North Madison.
Sol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11

i REMIUM MAGIC METAL POL
HThe best preparation discovered for cleaning and
polishing Tin. Silver Cutlery, Bttania Plated Ware and
Brass. Sold BY ESQ H. A. HENDRY, Druggist.
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BARRETTs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
KINGsvILLE, OHIO.
PRINCIPAL

Il HE course ofstudy marked ont for This
brAcing in its '~'P'0"'"'''e w.
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

the theory and practice Of Bookkeeping applied 10 n
vldual and partnership on the science
OF Accounts Business Customs Business Pcpma nship Com
mercial Correspondence and Calculations,
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About the middle of June Judge ChaHee
told me that at the last term OF court in Geauga
county the members of the Bar OF the county
held meeting and expressed their unanimous
desire that he should be candidate for the
jndgeship. T. J. BErrs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-11

n NEW bslf-csse Rosew ood Wheeler
Wilson Machines for sale Also needless silk cotton and
all necessary articles for working the W. chimes suc
cessiully. Enquire at the residence of JAMES REED.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

An exta,ic lover down east thus appeals to
his tender. hearted dulciaca for a parting
smack:
"Terribly tragical and snbl;mely retribu>
tive will be the course pursued by me. if YOU
do not ins,antanccusly place thine alabaster
lips to mine, and .enrapturc my immortal
soul by imprinting one angelic sensation OF
divine bliss upon those Indispensable mems
bcrs of the human physiognomy, and then
kindly condescend to allow me to take my
departure from the everlasting sublimity of
thy thrice glorious presence!
Nancy tainted FF
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
a CalcuIItin. Bridegroom

I've known some very mean men IN nv
time. There was Deacon Oycrreacl. now
he mean, he always carried a hen IN
his gig box when he travelled, to pick up the
oats his horse wasted in the manger, aud lay
an egg for his breaktas' III the morning
And then there was Hugo HimmeIman, who
made his wife dig potatoes to pas for the
marriage license. l must tell YOU that story
OF Hugo. for it's not y bad one : aud good
stories, like potatoes, amt as plenty as. they
used to be when | was boy. Hugo is a
neishbor of mine, though considerably older
than | be, aud a mean neighbor he is, too.
Well. when he was going to get married to
Gretchen kDlp, he goes down to Parson
Rogers, at Digby. TO get license. e-t
"Parson," said he, whats the price Of .
liccnse?"
"Six dollars" said he
''Six dollars!' says Hugo; "that't dread
ful sight of money! Couldn't you take no
less Y
No" said he, ",hat's what they cost NE
to the Secretary's office at Halifax
"Weli, how much do you ak for publishing
in church, then ~
Nothing says the parson.
"Well," says Hugo, that's SO cheap l
cant expect you 10 give no change back. l
think I'll be published. How long does it
takey'
"Three Sundays"
"Three Sundays says Hugo; "well that 5
a long time, too. But three Sundays only
make fortnight after all l.; two for the GOV.
! ers, aud one for the inside like and six dDl>
lars is great sum of money for poor m an
to throw-away.- must watt
SO off he went a,jogging toward home,
4 fool .xhf ~ uroa .b, rod
sheep, when all at once bright though;
| came into his head, and back he went as fast
as his horse could carry him.
"Parson,' says he, "rve changed my
mind. Here's the six dollars; I'll tie the
knot to,nisht with my tongue, that can,
unite with my teeth.''
"Why, what in natur is the meann' Of all
this ? says the parson. a. r-t.s.4
| why says Hugo, I've been cipherin' il
out in my bead, and its cheaper than publish.
| in baus, after all. You see sir, its potato
| digglm tune; if wait to be called IN church
her father will have her work for nothing
and as hands are scarce, and wages big, ii
| marry her to>night, she can begin to Dig oul
own tomorrow, and that will pay for The
license, and just seren shillings ovey fol
there amt man in all Clements that cdr
dig and carry as many bushels in q day a.
Gretchen can. And, besides, fresh wives
ike fresh servants, work like smoke at first
but they get sarcy and lazy srter while."
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

During the fecen! session of the Teachers
Institute, in Rutland county, while Professor
Adams was endeavoring to illustrate the
manner of teaching arith netic, he took
up small globe standing on the desk, and
asked. :" How many units in, the glote ~
Ans" One :" Taking up his bat, How
meny units in my hat?' Answer--(by a
naughty boy in the audience Shake it
and see." The professor was taken down.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

"CoRHs time since we published
from Chambers journal statement that
sweet oil would cure corns, if persevering'yv
applied. A friend of ours, who always had
a lar er crop of that sort of grain than he
could easily walk nnder, Immediately COM
menced the trial Three or four week. pass
ed, and he is entirely cured.
1t should be applied night and morning
with the finger until the cure is effected -
Ex. pape,,
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

FLrEs.-The butchers Of Geneva have,
from time immemorial,l prevented flies from
approaching the meat which they expose. for
sale. by the use Of laurel oil. This oil, the
smell Of which, although little strong, is
not offensive, drives away flies and
they dare not come near the walls or the
wainscots which have been rubbed with it,
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
A quiet family in the country were electri>

A quiet family in the country were electri>
fed the other day by the receipt of tele-
graphic dispatch from a daughter who was
teaching in asdstant city. The telea ram
was passed around and duly admired. The
dashng holiness of the ehirography came
in for It's share Of the praise. The old lacy
shook her head with AN air grati6ed pride as
she CALCULATED. slowly: Ann Maria alters
did write like a man guess she's ben takin
writin lessons; this here beats her last letter
al hOller y
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
ESTR AYED
Warehouse to Rent.

n HE house formerly known as the Burr Warehouse,
located on the Siiecut opposite Cushmans foundry,
having ne new engire, elevators sheller blower and
cribs IN fart II complete order, wi be leased to good
Apply 1t NasNrs warehouse Main street. Possss-
scn xfven on ~ days. notice soe96-N
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
III

JFrem the Rev. Joseph Kennar Pastor VI the Tent.
BAPTIST Church
have been frequently requested tn connect
with Communications of different kind, of sjicinEs, r..
srrariin the practice out of appropriate slb.
have III all cases dcclnc but with prtof IN
instances ani particularly in my own family, of tho T
huli,ss # Dr. iiooilnds Ter man B.ers deiaTt ics
usual express full convict n
that general debility ui the SYSTEM and especially f.
Liver Complaint safe and valuable preparation. N
may fail hut usually. doubt not VIII b.
very beneficial these who .ur from 'c above Gauss
Yours respectfully.
J. II. KENNARD, Eighth below Cdst b.
Philadelphia, Dec. "a, 1877
Rev j. g. Herman. Of the German h-ssrm Church
Eutztown Berks county, 4, cured 81 the Dyspepsia
of twenty years tIndinS-
NJ Spaneler Editor Of the Cnitny1H No Is North
sixth street philadclpha, this Bittsrs
mrnde 10 him by medical friend and Elk hotties cured
him Of complete prosraton of the systsin.
Rev. J. Newton Rrown u. D.. Editor ofths Elcycio:e
Philadelphia.
Rev Thomas Winter. D. D., Pastor - Roxhoroush faS-
tist Church -
Rev. Levi G Reek, Pastor cf the Baptist Church Pen
berton j. formerly Of the North apt!st Chufei fhi!a
delp present Pastor Of the Baptist Church Nhest-'
Pennsylvania =. ,
These gentlemen express in the strongest serns iet
favorable opinion OF these ihiters'
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
READ WHO SAYS Sc

From the Rev ~ u SAj-frirt yae;or ,f Twelfth BIiti.
G.Crch "Lilice.. -.a- ..
Gentlemen: - recently been labOring uni-I tho
distressing effects Of Indigestion. accompanied by pre-
irs,tion Of the system. Numerous reIne'a wsr
recommended by friends. and them tested lut ws
relief. Your fIlanIs waters r-ccm
Inenicd icy PERSONS VIII" rf -td them, and wh.s" ~'Ur
Htle mention Of these Bt,,r induced TO try them
must confess that had aversion to Patent NJ nee
from the thousand and ole. i.sck Bttcrs who nnt
be- palm of sNeetene aud drug,ei liuor
upon the community ~ way, and the teas1eIt
which. fear, is 10 make man" ccnhrmed druikhrd
Upon learning that yours really nal preIai H,ton
irk il with happy effect IL. act,n not only upr ife
h. bnt upon tine SYSTEM was prchek afc
gratifying feel that have derived great .nd'I-:iis
.ng tcneht from the OF few bottles.
Very respectfully yours.
". d. SEIGfRIED No. "a ShackamAIen s.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

From Rev, n. Mcrrige P-sor of the Passynnk Baptist
Church fN;sdclphia.
From the many respectable recommendations gwen te
Dr. Huianls GernHn Bittcr>. induced to give them
a tttG After i-irE, several bottles found them II b
good ;ency for debility, ami most excellent tonic for
the stomach ID. MERRIGE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

IFrrin Rev WTr Smith, form Pastor of the Ninoenton
aud NlViiie n. j. Baptist Churchee-l
Having used IN my family number of bottles of your
Huofani- German Ihtters have {" say tiat r'AAD.
them a. an excellent r,,tna especially adapted 10
the Diseases they rcca!luiend-. Ior. A.'f
strengthen and nyis, rate the system vhe1 c'hlAts'I
and useful IN Disorders OF the liver less o etre -
have also recommended them to several o. u !r'enn.
who ha,, tried them. and found them greatly b-ncnsia "A
the restoration of health. Gour- truly,
WILLIAM S"ITV.,
96G IIutcln,ol St. pi!al.iphA
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

lfroIs the Rev. f. L. Fends, Assistant Editor ChfsaA
Chronicle. Philadelphia :.
have derives, decided benefit from the Of Hoohando
Biitcrs. aud feel my privilege to recommsnd
them a valuable tonic. to all who are suffering
from general .eiity or from disease, arising from ds.
rtu.eIneut of the liver, Your truly.
'''' T. D. rENDALL
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
2rotessipnal Cards.

IT K. BOYLE. Arr3RSEY At Law, Otta.
-: wa Ill, will practice the several courts and
attend promptly TO coletions convcyancng settling
Of csaf Investigating titlea and ali business apperra
ing y the profession Once In Leands New Block,
La Sa!le street, welt Of Court House. septl 6G-tf
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
CANDIES!
WILIfELN EBERT
Refined Candies,

Wouli respectfully inibrm the public in general. and the
-in--s Issi5co;lr that he is prepared the
nfs-tn r ana iry II
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06
REMEMBER.

That this EitteT- / not ilrpjiJi-. cpntain-
WHISKY anil cannot make Druu'~rds, boz
Tune :. re World.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-10-06

GEORGE u. LELAND, CLAIx AGENT.
Particular attention given to the collection cf SOL
ders o9untics- Onice No D-lapo's block angEe6-tf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-12
Dedication of Ste. Marguerite's Church.

The extensive additions which have been
In progress at the Ste. Marguerite (Catholicl
Church,, corner of LeCialre and Tenth streets,
having been completed, the dedication service
was held yesterday morning. The addition
to the original structure, which is 40 by gu
feet, consists of two wings, which cross the
north end of the original building, the dimen'
sions of which in the aggregate is 40 by IOa
feet. The building now presents the form Of
q cross, and is a very elegant structure, both
as to it's external and internnl appearance.
Father Cosgrove, of Ste. Msrguerite's, had
made an effort to obtain the services OF the
bishop of this diocese. TO take the leadlng
part in the ceremonies, but being disappolnt
ed. the duty devolved upon Father Pala
morgues, of St. Anthony's church, of this
city, assisted by Father Laurent, of Masoa
tine.
The service of dedicating or blessing the
church edifice commenced at half past ten
O'Clock, by Father Palamorgues, assisted by
Father Laurent.
The ser on was delivered by Father Lau-
rent. after which the choir, assisted by a
portion of Father Laurents choir. from Mus
cstine, performed Mozart's Twelfth Mass
which magnificent position was very cred
itsbly executed.
The audience was large, though the wealth
er was extremely cold. The ceremonies
were highly impressive througheut.-DGse"
port Democrat, 10th.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-12

in New York, is that such whole or such part
ought to be exempt from taxation.
1t 10 thus seen that the doctrine of impartial
suffrage is one Of the earliest and most essential
doctrines the democracy. It is the affirmation
of the right Of every man who is made partaker
of the burdens of the state to be represented by
bis own consent, or vote, in its government. II
rs the first principle upon which all true republi-
can government rests. 1t is the basis upon
which the liberties of America will be preserved,
il they are preserved at all.
Tue democdatic party must return from its
drifting, AID stand again upon the ENJOYABLE
ROCK OF PRINCfPLK,-C Chicago Times.