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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
June IS, 1885,
CONFECTIONERY.

CONFECTIONERY.
i HE SUBSCRIBER would respectful.
lip inform the public that be has opened
CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT,
opposite the residence of Collector Faset where may bs
found comp pleo assortment OF
Common and Fancy Candies, Nuts, Canned
Fruits, Spiced and Cove Oysters, Sar.
dimes, Oranges, Lemons, &c, &c.
lie has fitted up an
ICE CREAM PARLOR,
for the of LADIES GENTLEMEN where he can fur.
nish them at Reasonable rates. with
Ice Cream, Strawberries, Summer Beverages,
&C. for those favoring him with their patronage He will
keep quiet and pleasant resort liquors ntoxica-
ting drinks kept the premises Ice Cream furnished
to private families, parties, &c.
tH Opposite the residence of Collector Fsssst Main st. s
$50 j. III, SINCLAIR
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
LETTERS Remaining Unclaimed in the
To be- Sold at Auction I!
HE SCHOOL, HOUSE AND LOT

IN KINGsvILLE village viii be offered for asl at auction
on Saturday, July 1h 1s6o at o'clock, p VI. Six months
time given desired note, with sufficient surety The
right TO reject all bids Is reserved.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
You are hereby notified that Lucinda


II OU are hereby notified that Lucinda
heha Admnistratrix OF the estate Of John Mtcha de-
ceased the 3oh day Of D. 1885, filed her petition
and State of Ohio alleging that the personal estate Of said
doedent Ia insufficient 70 his debts and the charges Of
the following described estate situate in said couH 70
wit In the township OF Jefferson township H. range B.
township, and bounded as follows North by the north line
OF said lot east by the west line OF land formerly owned BY
Schuyler OS q T s @sts ~ 'Ss sa
Whepey containing twelve and Al0o aores OF land ana
being land decided 20 John r. a.oh.n By Abel whsp
Of land In said county spd adjoining the above descsa
spS bounded ns = Hn s e The he s: q 2 2
~ the esnsr Of ss hisk~,5. ssa sst ~ ln. su.,l.e
s: ... s a ss
hssham By sshayisr oa5fison and wfs, JAY go D.
held contrast with ssd John A. 0mnger, datsd August
1885, for the purchase Of the following described psss
Ohio in township No H. range .. and being kneve.s The
east half OF lot No. s. IN said township and bounded noh
y Fl Ne ~ ..: n y. M Si c N
March, and containing forty asrss Si wnsn eas sas
~ K. :sa .sin sss .ss eighty
dollar. ef which paid y the .Aa 'onS ~
u. date Of aid eon,s ,sS ana .na' SSr Sos
vomber 10TH 1896 said contract since the death Of saa
osa hat vour pet,iousr Lucinda widow o. S
deceden Ii entitled to dewer IN ale hd ths t s
other named as bis S aid petition for
s s.@n%ant Of dover to said Lucinda Mitcha in said
nse , p b dosr estate and that the amount due said
Contract be rst paid Of said sum arising from the said
S and for the payment the debts aud charges aforesaid
said pstiuon will 10 hearing the 9th day OF July A.
n 1s66 or az soon thereafter counsel eau te heard.
LUCINDA MlTcH4M.
Administrative of John Il, Mi,cham.
sHEHNAS Fr-H' Auorneys for Petitioner. $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution.

Il HE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing under the and firm OF M H. & 2. j. RICE,
this day dissolved by mutual consent by the withdrawal q
N. II RICE. The business will be continued by p. RICE
NH. RICE,
p. RICE
Ashtabuls, Jane ], 1885.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

Proposals will be received by the undersgned nnti II
July 7th, &C. to build school house In kugyile village
Dimensions, 27x3T feet stories high. To be built Of
wood and completed by the t day Of Nov. 60 Plans and
can be seen al the Post Once in Kngsye.
Kingsyille, June 18Th, 1855.
BY Order Of Board Of Education,
NJ. W. WRIGHT,
500 Chairman Of Buiidng Com,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

LIZ All accounts due the old firm, will Of course, require
speedy settlement Those indebted therefore, will take
heed. S59-bt 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

dent b with our plan OF The College
Rooms will be somplesd and farnshot r the rsespso sf
stadsnts BY August2lst 1855.
Send for College Circular and specimen Of pesnAA.hp.
DT-y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
Notice.

To Fri S. Miteham who resides In the State OF Iowa. and
John A. Granger OF CanAndagua, New York. and John
Miteham, Bensh r. Aitcham, Zacharab o, htcham 0be-
dah @. MltchaIn, Doctor L. Aitcham, Adonsh W. Mitch
Ohio;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
POSTPONEMENT.
l'HE postponement is an unavoidable

Il ii II pOStpOHeUeUI lS an unavoidable
necessity mot much in consequence OF the number Of
tickets yet uDsOd) the positive necessity Is for
proper registration of those already disposed Of which has
been delayed in consequence OF the neggenc,
ness OF portion of Agents in making their proper
turns We advise all parties wanting tickets send them
without delay have but limited number yet hand
We wish most particularly 10 impress upo the mind our
Agents the importance Of their making their returns at once
and OF reetng whatever have crept into their
reports he etofOre We will to those sending tickets
that they should ell be sold at the time their money
ceiVed the will be returned No applications for
Agenoes Tor abe sale Of tickets will lie considered have
than sufficient tickets for those Agents have al
ready appointed Tickets for sale at the principal Hoea
Book and Music Stores In the city, and at Office las
Dearborn street price 81 each sent by mail receipt
price and stamp for return postage. We invite the pacn
lar attention OF persons wishing TO order tickets by mail 10
the following
SPECIAL TERMS, OR CLUB RATES :
Any party procuring club Of ave names fur tick
ets and forwarding the money for the same will be al
lowed the following commission, viz;
wR WILL SEND
I1ckets 70 one address for. .,s& 90
10 Tcksts to one address for. ...........a.. 90
~ Licses 70 one ADDRESS ior. ..... ......l 90
80 Tickets to one address for. .k..........b .b rs
~ Iic.es 70 one ADDRESS ior. ..l 81. 80 90
80 Tickets TO enc address for. 80
Aud 100 Tickets to one address for. ....... .85 90
In every send the pssoes address sf each
separate subscriber Money BY drsf postsee order en-
- IT, - N.aa-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

SOMETHING NEW AND NOVEL
for Agents Peder Country Stores nruggsta all seek
ing honorable and proRtabs bnsiness Free by
s5 cents wholesale 90 per doz. Canvas realize % TO
liz per day profit. ABBOTT 4 DOwD, :,
SILT Manufacturers, l9e Water st. n. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23

We'll, j." we do tie to one candidate" and the
more readily and comfortably, when that candi'
date is the only AZ nilable one. We endeavor
too, to paddle our own canoe, with definite
purpose, object and candidate, and in doing
this we are good aatsred, serene and bland as
May morning. With this course mullygrubs
have nothing to, do. We think it manly and
provocative OF peace and longevity. Our col
umns are open to be sure as those Of the Chron-
icie, to fair criticisms of candidates, but we
never give them up to whoever may see fit to
tilt his harpo on or poise his bodkn. Friend
CLronicie, ,pe are always the presidiog genius
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-23
TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

In this department. impssted insrasons on sound and
paper astrumsnts, and In all that sena b The working
Of vell ordered Telegraph ONO. -i4 la 10 s...
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-03-20

r. Orro respectfully announces to his friends
and customers and the public generally, that his
store having been removed from its former stand
adjoining Days Drug store, to the large and
warehouse building, Ea#
ON THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF THIRD AND
LAUREL STREETS,
He Is fsIIy prepared to keep on hand one Of the
largest and most varied assortmenrs OF the above
artices to be found In the city of Baton Rouge.
With his increased and increasing facilities for
obtaining and storing merchandise, he is enabled
to meet all present and future demands, and there
fore invites the special attention Of purchasers to
that fact. hoping by spirit Of accommodation 70
terms az the stste Of the markets win permit, to
secure lib raj share Of regular patronage
Please can before purchasing elsewhere =. y.
sugl0-tf ,@2t@i s45 - o=zzt#'l<g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15
msat on the t.ble, which vas rejectsd n,
bill then passed.

Tho Esaass adopsed the resolution for the
appointment Of ! Joint Committee On In
trenehment 70 examine into the sxpeaditurss
in all the branches of the Government service
and report WHERE the Retrenchmeut could
be effected.
The bill for equslizasion of bounties was
mede the sp-cisf okder for Saturday nSxt.
Mr.. Harris called unthe bill Authori1ing
the Secretary Of the Interior to lease certain
rates Of lands containing mineral lands.
Mr.. Eiwasds called up the bank report
bill, which vas msde the special order for
Monday.
At one o'clock II i. Mr.. Grimes moved
70 postpone the Public Land bill un6l next
session.
Pending the DISCUSSION on the above mat
ter the morning hour expired, and the bill
for the speedy complexion Of the Pacific rail.
road was taken up. and pending discussion
on the Pacific railroad bill the SenaSe went
into executive session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

NEW Ioek, July IL.
Much excitement exists in financial circles,
caused by the alleged frauds in eonuectiou
with the North River bank, Of Hoboken. Ii
is said vorhiess notes, bonds, stock, kc.,
have BEEN taken "a The hank and deposited,
for which certificates Of deposit. bearing in.
terest. were received. With these certificates
of deposit purchased have been made ot real
estate, merchandise &c., in this city and ~
rious parts Of the country. 1t Is thought that
Wall street is foodeH with this paper. Geo.
W. Chadwick, Who Is supposed 10 be H. vice
president Of the bank. has been arrested.
Samuel Jackson waS also arrested a. an &C.
complice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

WE clipthe following from the local columns
of the St. Louis Democrat. The subject of the
item will doubtless be remembered by many
of our citizens:
DIscHARcED.-James Goodrich, the lawyer
who vas arrested for vagrancy day before
yesterday. vas tried Yesterday before Judge
Cady, and discharged. The only act apper-
tanning to vagrancy proved against him vas
sleeping or the floor OF a vacant room in the
McCresry hnilding. Col. Moss testified that
be knew Goodrich several years ago in Keo-
kuk, Iowa, where be was elected Prosecuting
Attorney, and that he understood that he was
Afterwards . lieutenant in the army. Good.
f'ch, from appearsncSe, has been putting an
enemy into his mouth, and looks ike the
wreck Of . man Of intellect and learning.
The man Who allows himeelf to become the
slave of alcohol will find that he has hard
master TO serve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

estimated At 10, ,Q0Q. The council at LAramie
having saslsefsa shefe Alao a 70 peiteSs their
plans. Depredasions, have already coa-
menced. Bands Of Sionx and ,Cheyennes
have attacked and killed xhite1 % the plains
many lives lost. The danger 10 great and
Causes much excitement among the froatier
people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

C9xcoRD, n. a., July II.
A Ere broke out here last evening. which
destroyed Ford 4 KembalI's extensive iron
foundry, with the out>buildings B. F..
Dunklea ! Co.'S large machine shops and
three dwelling houses were also destroyed.
The loss amounts To $40 600; less than half
insured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

Gold closed at 1921 in New York ~
night.
1T is reported that = band Of 600 Sioux
were in the vicinity Of Mcpherson well armed
with weapons obtained at the peace council.
! --Serioas appreheaden i felt at Denver
and the gold regions, and upon the great
overland route, asthe Indian band assembled
= ~. Laramie ai the peace treaty have taken
the war path.
The whole region ofcountry between the
Kansas and Platte rivers is said to be overrun
With hostile sbaads, who are murderiAg the
settlers, setting fire to their houses, and driv.
ing of their cattle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

BfoAI Ctnstonsts
qIxcIxsArI, O., July IA.
Two deliberate niarders were committed in
this city last night. Edwin Hanpehce, from
Gordon, Ohio, vas murdered for money, snd
: laborer named Kelly by ne,ghbor 5or re-
venge.
Losses BY the burning Of the Academy Of
music arr greater than st first supposed.
Warren and Gerard. Piano dealers. Mrs. STAR
ling, milliner. and Others lose $40, 600, max.
ing . total Of $S5, 600; insurance $3s, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15
0ALvRsrox, Tex, JULY I

Genls. Steadman and Fullerton leave to-
day for New Orleans. They have visited
portions Of the interior, and express satisfac
ton with former and the present Management
Of the Freedmeus Hurean.
Nothing has be9n heard from General
Gregory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

The Des Aoines County Convention bas.
been held and the delesaass isstecsed 10 70,
for Sprineer for DISCREET Judse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

~
Nsw YoeK. Julv1l

Nsw Yosx. July a.
The President tbik P. n. nominated to the
Senate A. W. Randall, TO succeed Post Mass
ter General Dennison. resigned. No other
resignations Of Cabinet officers had been re-
ceived BY the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15
Nr YoRx. July

NkW 1ohk, July ~.
john niaor Bolts publishes reply to J.
b. Baldwin statement, and denies that in his
interviews with the late Presidens Lincoln, in
1881, any proposition was offered looking TO
the withdausl Of troops from Fort Sump.er,
in case Virginia refused to secede.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15

THE DEsrAL AssociArIos.-We noticed
yesterday the return Of Or. Ing-rsoll from the
meeting Of this body. Yesterdays Hrrk-
Eye says: fV
The DENTAL SociErY.-We called IN n
Psrsons hall yesterday moraing, asd were
much delighted for an hour in listening TO the
remarks OF the different members The sub.
ject under discussion during our STAY was sue.
gested by an essay by DR.. Ineersolj. of Keo.
knk. Wefniled TO hear the eesay, hut from
the practical way in which the Society handled
the thoughts it presented, it must hsve been
very suggestive treatise. Il is encout.s;ns
to see the members Of this profession take
the active interest they do II selfimpruve.
nent. Out of corps of one hundred and
one IN the State there are here present sbou,
twenty i've, , per- cent far exceeding the
comparative attendance On the Medical Con
ventions for the last few yeara- Ii l. the
design Of the Society, BY adjournias theiI
sessions from plsce % plaeey 70 sreass On
interest end co-opemtion IL ftheis efforts
among al .ae representatives of the profes-
sion in the State.
Messrs. Howell 4 Delaplain have sold the
keokuk CARE Crry establishment to Col. A,
". Sheldon. We regret to part With Mr.. How.
ell, ~ he vas veteran editor, and has done
valuable service h the cause Of freedom and
nationality, and in sustaining the social and
moral principles which are the basis Of rood
government, and essential to public order,
inteih9eneo and progress. Col. Sheldon il Z
nephew Of Mr. Howell, and commended by
han - . yong nsn Of sound pviueipDcaand
eorrect basisee8 hahlts--of much 9nerSv m
ousineas capac;Ey4ef ample means and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-15
H A r TFOR D
Fire xnsosrassce Co.
NAY 1. 1866.
Cash Capital, ~, 900, 80.

II Il ~ % Dsd II.
The Keokuk Nag Factory
HAS removed 10 the opposite side Of Main
- ssf~s4, 4o. -, s-A hsss s11ed ~ the stoeh .
nses Nee u YANE Ks unxl1Ns, vhtrh are for aals
vhsssss,s y retail fiyiAdisl v. A. Bssks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-10

TIE CRESCENT MoNTulY.-The Novem'
Der number of this valuable periodical is
received, containing an unusually attrac'
tive table of contents.
Among the original articles, VIC enumer.
ate .'The Last Night by Miss Clara V
Dargan "North Carolina Literature" by
Rev. b. Craven, d. D., President of Trini'
iy College, N. c.; IA Glimpse of Col. 'Jet
STUART by John Esten Cooke. Esq; any
New Love-" BY Will. Wallace Harvey, Esq.
author of an ingenious article upon the'plu-
tonic influences in the Mississippi Valley
which appeared in the September number
of the "Crescent;n subjective and .Objec-
dive Poets by Samuel D. Davies, Esq, Of
Petersburg, Va; ''Contemporaneou Criti-
cism, ''sA Plea for Century "Recollec-
tons of o. Jennings Wise," 1"The Modern
Essay and "Festus" Besides these there
are several excellent articles from the best
foreign magazines. including the opening
story by Anthony Trollope, from the Argosy
which relates in the very best styles the
troubles of Mr.. Pickering in choosing a
profession, and conveys-a fine moral for al
literary Pickerings, the world over
"French and English Novels" from the
London Saturday Reuiew; "Good Friday al
Jerusalem" from The Month; "Cleopatra, y
O OF Mr.. Swinburne's latest poems; and
"Frenchwomen under the Empire" from
the Temple Bar. -
In addition to these the editorial Notes
and "Book Notices" have been, as usual
prepared with great care.
subscription-S5 per year. Single cop
les SOC. WIN. Evelyn & Co. % Camp ST.,
New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-10
Trimmer Wanted.
The County Court Bill.

lie ieviny that every body is interested
in the subject, we publish on the outside oil
our paper to-day, the Act Of the Legisla.
ture "to organize the County Courts, and
to Define their Powers and Jurisdiction,
as it finally passed both houses and was
approved by the Governor. We received
some time since the same bill as reported
to the Senate by the Judiciary Committee,
which bill had number of very objection
able causes in it. Knowing that ii would
be subjected to many Amendments, or rath.
er hoping that such would be the case, we
did not publish it. we were not mistaken
in our expectations, for we find the Act as
it has become law, radically different
from the bill as reported to the Senate.
The Act takes effect and will be in force
from and after the LIST day of January
next, and the first court held under it, will
commence on the first Monday in February
next, and thereafter on the fret Mondays
in February, April, June, August, October
and December, Of each year, and may re-
main in session until the business is dis
posed of.
The County Judges SHALL by virtue Of
their Offices, be conservators of the peace
In addition TO the fees Of Office, heretofore
allowed TO the Chief Justices, the County
Judge shall receive three dollars, to be tax
ed in the bill Of costs against the party
cast in each suit, and the Police Court may
provide for salary 10 the Judge, not ex-
ceeding two hundred and fifty dollars per
annum, to be paid out Of tie County Treas
ury.
The Police Court shall also appoint n
County Attorney, who shall hold his office
four years, and shall give the bond now re-
quired by law of the District Attorney.
The County Attorney shall represent the
County in all cases wherein she may be a
party in the County Court, and in the alb
sence of the District Attorney, he shall al
so represent the State in all proceedings
before committings magistrates. He shall
receive such fees as The law now provides
in like cases for the District Attorney, and
the Police Court may allow him salary,
in addition 10 his fees of sum not to ex-
coed two hundred and fifty dollars per an,
mum. .H
For further details we refer those inter-
ested to the Act itself.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-10

In Dallas County, at the residence Of
l Mr.. John Anglers, on the 9Th inst, by Rev
Jas. Z. Scott, Mr.. Ira ID. CoSKLISG, and
Mrs ERSEsTIsE SHAW.
With the above, we received large and
handsome brides cake, which was enjoyed
BY The entire force of the Herald Office, and
all join in the hope that in the future may
be realized the brightest anticipaiions Of
the present, and that peace, cOntentmeni
and unalloyed happiness ever be theirs.
At the Residence Of the brides Father
on the evening Of the 7ih inst, at 8 o'clock
BY the Rev. VIM II. Hughes Mr.. WN. II
PRATHER to Miss Bessie EDNUssoS, all Of
Dallas County.
We were present at the above ceremonies
and can bear witness that our young friend
Billy conducted himself most admirably un
der the peculiar Circumstances" We en-
We'd him and shall hsnesforih eseheE, The
society Of old Bachelors and By every posi-
bic means, sBdever 70 follow his example
PersereraHta rincft onnis.
To day we are in rsseiPt Of The printers
fee" nice cake aslicoated er With sHov,
which has most narvioiously disappeared
Our Bsvil is greatly fiekie1 rbOut some
thing and says errrJ holy ought to gel
married. SO saT We.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-10
Bg Buy your Goods at Jeffries.


B4-We have before us the October num-
Der mo. 6, Vol. L. of "The Land we Love"
Gen. D. II, Hills new magazine, being the
first copy we have ever seen. 1t is a
monthly magazine, devoted to Literature,
Military History, and Agriculture, and
published at Charlotte, N. c., by Jas. P.
IrvG and D. II. Hill, at So, Currency per
annum.
The table of contents for the present
number comprise rich collection, as fol-
lows {; "Dixie" poetry by Fanny down
ing; "ihe Low Country of South Carolina, q"
by @. Manigault; seen. Hills Report of
the Battle Of Chickamauga," never before
published "a HERDS daug hter," by Mar
garet J. Preston Puritan Peculiarities, -
by Mrs. NJ. d. Clarke; Regulars by
Margaret ]. Preston "Souibern Home
steads," by vanchise; Hospital Sketches,
No. l." "Ksop again." by Tickner; "a
Fragment of Mexican History" by D. II.
Hill; "wheat Culture; = ''The Haversack, .
by d. II. H.; 'Freneh Treatment Of Rebels, /"
by D. II. H.; besides the entertaining Re-
view and Editorial Notices,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-10


VERY WE'LL PUT.-Some one
writes both gracefully and forcibly
= would be glad to see more par
cnts understand that when they
spend money judiciously to improve
and adorn the house and the ground
aro1nd it, they are in effect paying
thor children a premium to stay at
alcnc rs much as possible to enjoy
1t; but when they spend money
unnecessarily in fine clothing and
jewelry for their children, they are
paying them a premium to spend
their time away from home-thatis,
in those places where they can at
tract the most attention and make
the most display.