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sworn To. j" us1v''d HHlEr
MILLSpeEvIiiLLr, Feb. as,--The Lsgisla.
ture passed resolution cordially endorsing
the address Of Stephens, delivered yesterday,
and ordered 1t to be put on tho journal Of
both Housss.Id Jaw a4LHOI
20 The ananos committee appointed.by the
convention have, after ffty-four days ses-
sion, and after having sworn testimony, re-
port that there is no evidence Of fraud, cor
fuption or improper use Of public money by
any State. otiioial, from GoyernUr Brown to
the lowest offioiai or agent The report Is
full md complete, and acquits the late nd.
ministratiou of every charge made against IL.
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CIScINNATr, Feb 24.-The steamer Hill.
man collided with the steamer Mamie Byers
at half past 2 o'clock this morning, near
Madison, Indiana, sinking the latter almost
imme diately. Thirty lives are reported lost.
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THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
First Session.
sArpRpAr, RsBRuARr "a, 1855.
The senate Il not In session to-day. I

Inc senate ~ not In beshioh to-eeya VI 3
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, q /.
Mr.. Clarke, Of Ohio, submitted his views
ION the subject Of reconstruction. He did not
consider Il important to argue the question,
ofdesd or living States, but TO look forward
10 such needful measures requisite torestors,
at the earliest day practicable, Tthose State1
TO their original harrnonious relations as
faithful and loyal States Of the Union, with
ali the rights and immunities OF the most
favored States-insisting upon such as de-
mand admission that they establish un-
questionable loyalty In their representative
and constituency. -, a.,
I n. manifestsd his Willingness TO vote for
the admission Of Tennessee and Arkansas at
any hour whsn tho committee shall submit
the question to-the- House, unless unexpeot-
cd Developments should show those States
unqualified for admission. The entire tone
of The speech IL temperate and liberal, ad.
herring frmiyto distinct manifestation Of
loyalty as the chief requisite to the recon
struetion Of states, and loyal men as Repre-.
sentatives, who can take the oath required Of
members Of Congress. a.. ..1fsii4
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BALTIMORE, Feb. PA fire
morning at six O'Clock at the
cite and Ann streets. A far
sens were burned TO DEATH
cut OF by the flames.
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"a NOtlce.-TO the Tax-payers of
wAsmSgroN CFrY,-The Board Of Assessors hav-
Ing com pleted the Annual Assessment for 1855,
hereby give Notice that they VIII sit as o. Board
OF Appeals aud for the purpose Of making cor
recti6Ds from WEDNESDAY,, the I'M instant, to
MARCH lst,, 1866, inclusive, Sundays exoeptsd,)
at their room, No. Q, 'Basement Story, west wing
Of City Hall, from \. NJ. TO Pm. each day.
By order Of the President. -. =
THos II. D0NOHU,
felO.dtml ,11 Secretary Board Of Appeals,
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ALI letters relating to tbs subscription Of VI
Advertising In, the REPUBLICAN, should be I'd
dressed to the publishers, as above. ,,g ,s.l
All letters or communications intended for pub
iisation, or in any way relating to the editorial
apartment Ofths paper. should be addressed TO
the editor, rs above.
To CoRREsPoHBESTp. No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever II
Intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address ofths writsr-not neeessa.
hly for publication, but rs \ guaranty o its good
aith. -
Badness and other sorrssponasnts will greatly
,bligs the Publishers and the Editor BY comply
lug with the above suggestion.
We cannot undertake to, r'turn rejected com
auhieationh 10 r.' ........ .... o..
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" ,CosoEALED WEAPONS. - Annie Stewart
was arrested yesterday by Oiieer Gessford, Of
the Tenth precinct, for carrying . razor. She
was taken before Justice Handy, who imposed
fine Of 5000 n .l o. "a .,r1ra 't
q Lewis Butler, q barber, was arrested by oAioer
Steele, on the Island, for carrying concealed
weapons, Justice Handy hned him $1,000. q. d
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Jndgs RiIhsr.--(Ed-
ward 9, Darlington, Ssq, District Attorney,
"ThiS mofninE tho case Of Barthold J. Dresser,
VIM RAbe, and Hermon Grossman, iu dioted for
conspiracy 10 cheat the Unlted statdsp twas re.
umsd, and the argument 10 the larry oommSpSed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a, 1855
n E G EP ITO rs.

TIE LADIES OF TIE PREsIDEsr's HOUSE,!
HOLD will be sat home" Tuesday evenings,
and they will give Drawing Room receptions
Friday afternoons. 800 E. " bu.y %.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


81 Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath In the Church, corner Of Eighth
and II streets. Service every Sunday at II a.
m. and evening. Seats free. Rev. T. r. How
lett, pastor. de30-u
AS- Union Lyceum Lectures.-6en. s.
+. CARY will lecture before the Union Lyceum,
At street Baptist church, on the "a an / 9th OF
lecture, TEMPERANCE" Subject Of second
lecture, "CAUsEs AND RESULTS OF THE
LATE REBELLION" Tickets for thettw lee.
lures, rs cents; for one lecture, so cents to be
4ad at PHILIP 4 solomons' and Morrison,s Book
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SIZZLING LtQUoR. Thomas BoIand WIS ar
rested yesterday, by onieer Ashton, in the Sew
on h ward, for selling liquor without license.
Justice Boswell aned him $40 gu
Bernard BryRn, . restaurant keeper, was ar
rested by ofhcef Clements, in the Eighth precinct,
for selling on Sunday. Justice Cuil aasd him
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UTHE Fisa MARKEr.-The season Of Lent
being here, the nsh market this morning pre-
sented a very brisk and businesslike appearance,
The dealers had a very full supply-muoh larger
THAI has been In market this season Nearly every
bench was occupied, and every kind Of nsh, from
smeit to q sea bass Of forty five pounds, were
displayed. Fresh shad and herring were plsuti-
fnl, the former selling from one to two aud half
dollars per pair, and the lsttsrst hfty cents per
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Mt WHOLE LrFB SHALL IN DfRxofED
FowARDs PREsERyFHa FHE UNIeH, AID
nAKIHe IT, IN THE PROPER AND rULLEsT
sKfssf OF THE rER,f, PERMANENTLY rRsE
-Aspsrw JoHssos-W psisneton, April 1oth,
lsss. . tl uftl.iH fHIfJ AHhlM..
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The Veto Denounced by Two Califor-

SAN FRAScIsCo, Feb 23.-Col. Hawkins
and Gov. Low denounced the Presidents
veto last night. at large meeting.
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JAIL ron CoyRT,-5Arthur Crusingberry, a
colorei laborsr, was arrested yesterday morning.
BY oncer Robinson, In Georgetown, for stealing
rope from George RnehArt. Justice becky com,
mitted him to jail for court -.
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.Tr Is TINE THE AMERICAN PEoPLH
s sRSSson 81 rg9aT 70 Nfve HAE
NOT IN ANGRR-BUT THAT TREASON Is 4
SUCH AND PUNISHED As sUCH'-AhDRsw
JcHrsoS, Prssfdsnf-or the Unttsd Stdtes-Aprn
10, 1893. g-ias. 40 FrAfDGr' = =.
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s'FoRrREss MosRok, Feb. 24.--The steamer
Evening star, with eight hundred and sixty.
one men Of the LIST United States oolored
cavalry, en- route TO Richmond to be-
tered out, arrived this morning.
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INDIGsAPoLIs,: Feb. 23.-The Union State
Convention nominated D. r. Williamson for
Attorney General, 7. O.. Truster for Score
tary OF State ~ alg =. v.lsg 10
firth in the President, his Cabinet, aud the
Union members Of both Houses. lsI
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TIE Hon. CALEB CUsHEe has contributed
S8, 900 towards the erection Of three EplSeo-
pal ehapsb IN this city, i.. l.IH., -. b,
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R.tions to Refugees and Freedmen.

The following statement shows the number
Of rations issued to refugees and freedmen
in the hereinafter mentioned States, during
the month Of December last: ~
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9. P. HANsooM. EDITOR.

IwIsH AIi}nN 70 BE rRtn I4Assl.Ar
LIEooLs-washington, October 10, 1894
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RopERr HELLEa's LAST NIanr.-MetIe-
rott Hall will no doubt be crowded this evening,
II being the lastappearauce Of this great conjurer
and musician. He has q splendid programme
prepared, and one that will be sure to please
For three weeks nightly he has drawn large and
fashionable audienocs, and could continue
Indefinite period did not other engagements call
him away, He will be gsnially welcomed on his
return, net .
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'R1NDoLRH coYLS,
7I. Water RegiAtrir,
wArER REaIsERAR,s oEyIeH, I

January dlAti 1900,
r The pressure OF business on this ONCE has rem
dered It necessary to extend the time for the re-
celpt Of Water Rents to the LIST Of March; Rftsr
which date the water will be shut of totthout any
further notice, from all houses the water rent Of
which shall nOt be paid apt January LIST, 1857.
ytuwlIl RANDOLPH COYLR,'t
febl ,ihHa nm r water RaRiAtraF
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. ''JEEW WRENp--An interesting letter
from "JESsr" ia pscsssAriIy crowded, out
II 10 good and viii keep, Na.i
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Commissioner RoLLtss has decided that
snuff, OF Sll ,deSOriptiNnA when prepared for
use, is liable 70 ta4 Sf'40 eshtP Der pound.
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A5- The Phiiharmonio Society MestS
every TUESDAY evening at the New York ave-
nue. church, (DF. GuTley's) d IN clock. In
Asndslssohns' ofatorio, q, Ranl,
Y aeell-M .rtliW nslol tIiN he 10,
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IrfERSAL REVENUE RECEIPTS 10 day
1851, 1854. u. g..
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CDy Bankers aud Brokers' TeleL
Johnson & Co.
Nun vnBw Fab Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-21
Y ILLAGE ORDNANCE
To Preserue the Hsalh Of he People. amd for
the appointment Of Health offer.


Be It ordained the Mayor Recorder and Trustees Of the
Incorporated Village OF Ashtsbua:
SECTION l. Definition of words used In this Ordinance
any substance, state condition, prudicia health
causing producing noxicus offensive odor
The word premses wherever occurs shall be held
any house. room yard lot stable barn. lot cess-poe
slaugherhouse, Euefacto, tannery house or prvy
as uy and completely though all any of the
again repeated.
sFcrrox2 There shall be appoinedby the Council of said
Village Haah Officer who shall hold his Office during the
pleasure of the Council receive such
as the Council shall allow. Such health officer shall be au-
thozcd and 1t in hereby made his duty to make
examination Of the premises of every owner or
within the Corporation often in each month";
the day of April to the first day of November in each
year. and at such other or times the Connc shall
der and he shall also at any time visit and inspect any local
iy complaint to him of any citizen of the If
any such inspection and examination the health officer shall
ma any premises uncean filthy, any nuisance in
to the owner occuper thereof notice to
the same within reasonable tme to be determined BY said
owner or occuper who shall neglect refuse to obey
directions o. said health officer SHALL upon conviction thereof
before the Mayor be fined in not exceeding dol
lars and Tor each repetition of the offence shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding twenty dollars imprisoned
ceedng ten days. BOTH at the discretion Of Court; and
the health officer shall Immediately the be
eansed or removed and shall report the expease
the Council and the with costs of collection shall be
upon the building lot premises, the may 1t
shall also be the duty of said health officer the
streets lanes and alleys of the village and under the direction
of the Council cause them to he kept clean,
SEcTos D. Amy person who hinder, delay obsruc
TO perform
of the duties imposed upon by the Ordinance or b,
the order OF the Council shall be ned exceed
ing twenty dolar'
SEcTIos4 All prosecutions under the provisions of tbi
Ordinance shall be brought before the Mayor who have
exclusive Jurisdiction of the in his Re
corde and all proceedings In such shall be
as similar cases 4 before Justices Of the Peace
on and after April 2Sd, 1866.
SECTION That all Ordinances and Of said village
with the provisions above Onace are
hereby repealed
Passed March 30th, 1865. EENRY L. MORRISON
Attest, EDWARD H. FIfoH, Recorder. Mayor.
Ashtabua, March 30 1865. 3wsi9
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not allowed TO give the names of the contribu-
tors of the amount as they are unwilling that ii
should assume anything like show of austen
talion. As soon, therefore, as Assessor Beebe
shall signify TO us that we can be spared from
the duties of that" little appointment" proba-
bly,, not until after the regular annual assess-
ment, we shall take a couple of weeks rustica-
tion, during which the material for the change
making the change we shall probably increase
its size, SO that it shall be nearer the dimensions
of some of our ADLER, but perhaps not moro am
bilious neighbors.
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-=. =aaa-a.asa--l.s - -
MARRIED

In Ashtabula, at st. Peters Church, on the
lith inst, by Rev. James Bonnar, B. D., Ste.
phen }. Hutchinson, to Miss Mary A. f., eldest
daughter of John Booth.
AT Pilot, Kankakee Co., H., on the 9th inst
by Key. L. S. Kimball, Harlton Summons o.
Joliet, ILL.,, TO Miss Lofano II. Miller, daughter
of E. H. Miller, Esq.
-, In Hartgrove, on tho 9TH inst, by Rev. c. r
chapman Alfred @. Hunt, to Miss Henrietta M
Cook, both of Hartsgrove.
r, AT the residence of Henry Putney Esq, of
Sonheaut on the 18th inst. by the Rev., o. T.
Wyman, Mr.. j. A. GrilFey of Conneaut Pa, tc
Miss Alice Putney.
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nm ORDINANCE

10 .4mena articles Str, Seven ana Nine of an
Ordinance entitled " I'm Ordinance 10 estub-
Hsh Protection Fire Company, No. L, in the
Incorporated VIlage Of .4sltabuia." passed
Sept. 49, l849.
BE it ordained by the Mayor Reco der and Trustees Of the
Incorporated Village o f Ashtsbula;
SEcrIoS l. That Articles Six, Seven Nine of An Or
dinanee to establish Protection Fire Company No In the
Incorporated Village of Ashabula passed Sent 18Th lS49
be so amended as to read follows:
ARTICLE g. The Officers of the Company shall constitute
Board OF Direction, whose duty IL shall be to give their
ing ohcer which opinion shall be binding the COMPANY
to audit all accounts against the Company and TO hear and
decide on all offered by the delinquent mebers and
shall annually on the third Monday April in each year
make out and report to the Village Council a list of ali the
ocers and Members OF the Company, and state
ment OF the condition of the Fire Hose Carriage and
HOSE ana all other property belonging to the Village, In
of the Company.
ARTICLE T. No person shall be admitted Member OF tho
Company except byrseourtos vote any Member may
be expelled by thirds vote the Members present
any regular meeting OF the Company.
ARTICLE o. III member shall be absent from any Gre
or at The annual or at regular extra meeting the
GERS, he shall for each and every time he absent be
ned In any uo less than twenty-five cents nor more
than one dollar the company shall BY provide
SECTION That said Articles Six Seven Nine of the
above reeited Ordinance well all other bylaws and
ordinances OF said village Inconsistent herewith be-
same are hereby repealed.
SKcTIos This Ordinance shall take effect and Ae In
force from and after its passage.
Passed March Both, 1896.
HENRY L. MORRISON, Mayor.
Attest, EDWARD Fl. FrrcH, Recorder
Ashtabua, March 3Oth, 1896. Sws49
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TO CoNSUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
for several years with lung aITectiou and that
dread disease Consumpton-s anxons to make known
to his ellow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the pre-
scnption used Gree of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will Gnd
SURE CURE for CoNsuMfTloS, ASTHMA, BRoNcHrIs,
COUGHS COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Afectsons The
only object Of the advetisern sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer-
will try his remedy, it will cot them nothing, and
may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return mall
will please address
REy. EDWARD a. WILSON,
S35y1 Williamsburgh, Kings Co.. New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-21

ain lifting the Kettle from the FIRE scalded myself very
severeyOne hand almost to o crisp The torture
tolerabe. The Mexican Mustang Lnimont relieved
the pain almost Immediately. healed rapidly and left very
little scar. CHAs. FOSTER, 420 Broad st, Phada
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang Linment will
do 1t is invaluable in all wounds swelings spans
cuts, bruises, spavins ETC., either upon beast
Beware ofeountereits. None genuine unless wrapped in
fne steelpae engravngs' bearing the signature of G. W
WEsrBRooK Chemist and the privats stamp
Co, New York
SIRATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists.
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s.T1s6o-X-7he amount Of Plantation Bittf rs sold in
year is something startling They would all Broadway
six feet high, from the Park TO 9TH street brakes
uastOry is Of the institutions Of New York IL is said
that Dak painted all the rocks In the Eastern States with
his eabastc as T.-1soox" and then got the old granny
legislators to pass law preventing dishgurng the ce Of
nature which gives him monopoly We do not know how
this is but do know the Plantation Bittes as no
other article did. They used by all classes
community and death Dyspepsacertain. They
worry invigorang when langud and weak and great
tzer.
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nnANpnETH,s YEaETAnLE pI.Ls-

Are inabe for costiveness spGsns loss OF Appetite
headache gddiuess of boang after meals dizziness
drowsiness aud eauping pain aud all disorders
stomach and bowels.
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street, New York.
j j. Q, COOK, pDblsheTsf the STATE BaHHer, Ben
nington, VT be attacked with dyspepsia and
suffered severely from IT, that not particle OF food could
be taken without oeeasonng the most uncomfortable
ton IN his stomach. For ave he suffered Oum the
dreadful complaint, when he used BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The first box did not to benodt him much but thS
ond produced change aud b the vine he had taken six box
esa COMPLETE CURE was eiiecte Ha says "My dyspep-
sane andny expectation ofan carly death yapsl OIL
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Two Bad Oases OF piles oured ny pr. stl

Two Bad Gases OF Piles Cured BY Dr. strick-
lands Pile Remedy Mr.. Glass Of Janesyile, Wisconsin
FriteB for the benefit Of all who with the Piles thai
ne has been troubled for eight years with case
e Piles and his brother discharged from the army n
curAble Che being quite paTayEed with the Ples Both
these distressing cured with bottle Of DR.
Strekland's Pile Remedy The recommendation CT these
genemen, beside the daily testimonials received by DR.
strokan ought to convince those suffering that the
aggravated cnronic cases OF piles cured Dr. Srckand
Pile Remedy II s sold BY Druggists everywhere.
dry. sOi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-21

Superior Remedy.-we can conscisntiousy
recommend TO those suffering from distressing cough Dr.
Sckands MeiauOus Congh Balsam 1t gives relief almost
Intaneous and is witha not disagTeeabe the taste
There doubt but the MeuOus Cough Balsa as one
of the best preparations in and is all that its propre-
tor claims for It, We have tried 1t during the past week.
md found relief from most distressing cough 1t is pre-
pared by Dr. Strickland No. East Fourth Street, Cncn-
natl, o.. and for sale by Druggists.
For sale In Ashtabula by George Willard and H. A. Hen
dry. SO4
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AouA DE wAeSoLIA--The pretest thing me "sveetos,
thing and the most oft for the least money Oveomes
the odor Of pepation sotens and adds deeaey to the
skin is delightful perfume asys headache and inama-
tion and necessary companion In the sick room, In the
nursery, and upon the toilet sdeboard 1t can be obtained
everywhere at dollar per bottle.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
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ARRIVAL q CLOSING OF MAILS.
ciosiNo oT NAlie

ARRIVAL CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSING oF MAILS
EAsTERN-Through for New York City. .1llsA.M
BAsrERS-way for all points between Ashtabula. and
Dulalo,' .'..'. 'ss.s'. ..s. .'s..4 10 Pm.
WEsTERN-Cleeland and beyond. ..........6 Pm.
WEsTERN-way for all points between Ashtsbula, and
Olsveland,. ....................7 Am
SouTHERN--or Jefferson II is 2. NJ & Is r. NJ
Ashtaoula to kelloggsvild, via Il. Plymouth 6e. on
friday. ..................7 y A. NJ. return p. NJ.
ARRIVALS.
EAsfkRN-New york City,, s.,.....,... .730 Pm.
way MAIL ........ ............,,.,.. IS 30 NJ
NkbTkkN-trom Cleveland. 10 BOP NJ
90 way &Au points between Cleveland, n Ashtsbula
soUrnERN-Jeaerson, &c ........ 49,. 3OAM
oFFICE,-open from 5AMtos P Mon Sunday, l2 N
tolPM -
II. HARRIS, Pm,
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"THE HANDSOME REpREsESTArIvE. - "-TheSentinei
introduces into its columns the following brief BIZ
ography of our Member of the Gen. Assembly,
from the Leader under the cognomen of the
handsome Representative" We were aware
that friend NoRTHwAY was a manly, good-look-
ing fellow, but were hardly prepared to make
hm the Adonis, that this designation would in
dicate. The idea conveyed under the Sentinel's
nomenclature, is little more significant than
our regard for our Representative, would lead
us to adopt. The tcrms-yood- boxing Rcpresen-
tative, or good looking man. or glorious good fel-
low sufficiently meets our notions of what Is
due.
s A. NoRTHwAY from Ashtabuia, is O
lawyer He was born the l9.h of June.
1888, in Oaondaga county, New York
game TO Ohio in 1870; was educa ed at Or
we'll Academy, of his county, cast his lirst
Presidential vote for Fremont, and last two
for Lincoln; read law with Hon. MI
Chaffse and Hon. E. 3, Woodbury. of JEFF
ferson, Ohio; came to bar in 1858; has
been Prosecuting Attorney of bis county
for tue last four years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-21

HOUSE BURNED .--On Thur.day the 18th,
the dwelling house belonging to Hiram E
Kent, near CaIl's. Corners, was entirely
destroyed by FIRE together with la rye por.
ton of the furniture The fire is supp osed to
have orig mated from a spark falling on the
roof The entire loss is estimated at about
III 300 on which there was some $500 insur.
auce .-Reporter.