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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-16
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HARRISON 4 sTARKA. Asoa,s. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-16

|, nuna.S sSAsnvn41(J ens ~ /,
A Ore Ghis morning dsstreysd ~ banks
| he and business heuse d Lusk dnd sew
lex, essese - 0sjsd 'sAd Galley strssts and
several sdjoiasr buildinee. Loss tlo.oe0,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-16

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oeaelnAn1n1fooa q ~ chiya1ry.
Ths Hoess vill tnvsssieate and p(peably
e3pel n. 0n1nona. g,s
6enaAue rsubooden was TOD. ~ 70 atem1
u ueoelhe q ~ RlnAnce Cpom1eege ~
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- Win |repurs r1Doae1iodD mildly ceasss
1t eisss Of ~ tcSeshinent o. bsnln2
ne Co.nitses viii also take bold -
sition = feSesuDce 70 Mexican mattefs. bat
unanimous!y approve tho embarrassment ot
u. ua8iu1 bopds.
! IaW Foex 5uns B-<Thisi moruf1g .
kcii 70 DO middle axed Citizen died n Eliser
beth street Of cAolefa.
Dls1eie1 Attospeg, Courtney. Who has
been unable 10 elicit any testimony against
n. Roberts, Prssideat q the Feniaos has
deeefIlse6 b lAy WisAe fkcts be has before
,ths Onpd Jury now in session.
Nkw Yonx, June 15.-Specials 70 evening"
peper ~ the Senate Finances Commiaasa
have agreed 70 az the salery Of Commts
aipnen q InlerpA Reyenue = eSOo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-16

Tickets Ner sale - - Clark 0err>
re Pssttse. VI dsss.: y Ne Ii.,p I'd Dl.sls. x,a,
hseasyes-Hon Maj Gen. Dan Mess. Ea-M o.. Of lad
ses Wm Le@ngwell Lycne love Hon. Joseph knox Of Ch
Weo6Aes, Chicago" - 7
Pssposah stoog this adv sftisement we reqssslsd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
Democaatio Policy.

The Democratic Association met at
Washington on the evening of the 7lh and
appointed Tom Florence, Mr.. Aiken, late
cousel for Mrs Surrau, Mr. Schade, late
counsel for Wiz. and Judge Mason a
Committee to draft resolutions indicative
of their intentions as 10 the future upon
the subject OF fusiug with other parties
upon the common platform of the Presi
dents policy. Senator Salisbury was in.
troduced, aud said be vas tired ofsapport
ing man who would no. help himself
lie was a warm personal fri.nd of Presi.
dent JohDson, but he was tired of sup
porting man who let the Connecticut
State election 60 against him when he
could have prev nted it; who gives his
tffices TO mvu VIII are bis personal enemie, /;
who keeps Cabncnt sLou. him not one
of whom is friend 10 him, and who has
scarcely member in Congress TO support
his measures. Let him stnnd by the
Constitution, aud will think Of going TO
work again. Reorganize your old Dunno
cratic association aud stick 10 that and
you will undoubtedly succeed in time
He believed TO day that revolution is
p ndiDg, and President johnson would
have better work for Southern men yet
than hanging them He believed to-day
that when Jefferson Davis left the Senate
he was better Union man than Abraham
Lincoln. This be would say on the floor
in Congress before he got through This
work of Congress amounts TO uSurpation,
aud its enaciments are not laws. He
would say, "siick to your Democratic
associations.' Nearly all the Democrats
10 Congress we're sick at heart because the
President would not attempt to help him
self lie still cung TO the vilest Of the
vile, Edwin NJ. Stanton, and 10 Secretary
Seward, who had brought oil this trouble
and war upon the country; with, thought
that Congress would attempt to iDpcach
President Johnson, tie Democratic Mem
bers OF Congress were indeed sick at heart
The meeting than adjourned for one week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

The CvHb RlouTs bill is a law. "the ohjec-
iious ofthe President 10 be contrary notwhh-
standing" II passed ths House on the 9,b
inst, under The Previous Question, by l22
Yeas to al nays. Mr. II. j. Raymond was
the only Representative chosen on RepubIi-
can ticket who voted Nay. The other 40
we're Democrats and the Kentucky breed OF
Unionsts. Law is thus arrayed on the side Of
humanity and Justice The popular tendency
despite our democratic profession, which has
been to Withhold both. sympathy aud justice
from the weak aud friendess, is so far as prest-
age and moral iuAdcnce goes, thrown into
anew aud iruer course. Legislation and right
are become co laborers in The work of human
progress. Whether it shall go into full effect,
andcommaud a ready snd hthful observance,
when interest and hatred are nrrayed against
il, remains to be seen. The friends Of justice
aud humanity, may rejoice that so important
u step iu the right direction has been taken.
THE PEARLy GATES The deathio Senator
Foole is another OF those instances, where the
departing soul while yet in the flesh, is said to
catch glimpse of the elcs,ial world. Sach
declarations, occasionally heatd, whether true
or not fail 10 many cases, to inspire full cond,
deuce, and the reverence Due TO a verify, OF
such solemn interest looses its effect. Enthu-
siastic natures, and those with fondness, Ior
tendency 10 >byperbole might, perhaps, be ibot
upon insufficient occasion, to yield 10 these
tendencies However, full credepce may be
withheld in such eases, that of Senator Fuote
would seem to warrant fuller evidence and con.
fdence. So far as we arc able to gather from
what is said OF this gentleman, he was man Of
moro than ordinary mind and culture, one OF
simple, spotless, christian heariDg1 with an en-
tire self control and freedom from enthusiasm
or cant and yet after his attendants bad
changed his position to indulge wish to take
a last look at the capitol of the country he had
so faithfully served, bis mind relaxed from that
thought, and fastening upon one OF more imme-
date sacrejucss mud concern, be gave atteraDee
to tie wtirds which have eiicted these re-
marks-"l zee the pearly eates'!' Whether it
be credited, or not, that mor,s!s are thus per-
mi;ied to look within tie vail, this case Of
Senator FoUte, is one that challenges thought
rul aud rrspec !Gul attention. gr.+.... f..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

CHoLERA.-We have, The snnounc ement OF
the arriyal Of an smigrant Ship, with in day
or two at Halifax with the cholera, among its
passengers. The account is as fol lows:
Captain Grace reports that on Tuesday was
the FIRST case OF Cholera, since which l6o
cases more have broken out, and fifty deaths
have occurred, She was ordered of by the
government. bat owing to the rapid spread
OF the disease and the engineer being sick, it
was found impossible to leave. Part of the
passengers will be placed en board the
hosPital. ship and there have been shanties put
up on the beach for the sick. There will be
no communication with the ship. The
authorities are doing oil in their power to re.
lieve the suffering. There are three doctors
on board to look out for them. The passengers
are mostly German and Irish. The captaio
thinks the diseases was brought 90 board by
Germans.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
1J-ELd EIs LICV/4k-E ~ CS|S1
1903 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agents for the Neulchatel Watch Co.
THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST or
Fine Watches t. Chains,
WORTH $s5o,0oo!
ne SOLD FOR
TEN DOLLARS EACH

r5T All the above List Of Watches will be sold for TEN
DOLLARS EACH. ...-.... .....
Certificates representing each and every watch in the
above List placed In similar Envelopes and sealed. ANY
person obtaining Certificate To be had Office or sent
by mali any address, have the article called the
return of the Certificate, with Tes Dollars.
We clrge, for forwarding Certificates so cents each Five
viii be sent loI g. aud fifteen for IS.
The Certificate must In all cases, he returned with and
accompany the money when goods are ordered.
All orders promptly filed and forwarded by return mail
express, Address. - .-.--- .. ..
. HAZARD, MOORE CO.,
4ts49 303 Broadway, New Y0r r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

Hayiog by of my election Postmaster OF the owsr
House OF Congress, withdraw from the firm Of GIvRS
HucHIssoS, Military Claim Agents. desire to thank the
soldiers OF Ohio for their liberal patronage heretofore given
the firm. and to ask hait be continued aud the influence
OF my friends gwen Mr. l. A HUTCHINSON who sneeeejs
neetoD with Mr. HUTCHINSON Fmos heartily recommend
him being prompt reliable and thoroughly yersed in Tho
different clssei o Military Claims and know pers 'nay tha
his arrangements most complete and elective ir INC
speedy settlement Of busineas entrusted 70 hin -
$40 JOSIAH GIVEN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

The new postal law proposed bS Congress
does not alter presaai mail rates, except TO
reduce toem In certain cases. Dead letters
are 70 be resusned 10 the writer free OF
postage, and letters asrksd 10 Dc Yeiarnsd
If not csLisd for are sso transmitted with
out charge. Money ordeFs nay be inersss.
ed 90 amount 10 6fsy dsllpss, sud win be
good for one yssr. The dsiaciDg Of Unit.
ed StAtss letter boxes, pillar boxes or re.
ceivieg boxes Of sny kind. os injsriug let.
tsrs therein by pouring 10 water or other
fluid4, 10 made 40 offence ppuishs hle BY
lau.ar s.ala ss aa ss,.l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

IN EW FIRM VIM A Field aud II
Wetherwax have formed business partnership aud pr-
chased the establishment lately occupied by r. Acoc,
where they carrying the a' ..'. i '-u.I
Butchering Business,
in that will meet the wants Of the community and
in the quality of their fair aud liberal MA
of conducting their hsines challenge the appreciation and
~ they hope, their favor and patronage
FIELD Il WEr1EEWAX.
Ashta5ua, April 4. 1863. T . $40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

EMORf LUCE, has one for you.
Do you want 100 1000 Grape Wives :
He can furnish them.
Do you want D. Grants New Seeding Grapes-ona and
lsrasAa He has them direct from the Originator
Do you want Vines Of any kinds-truc 10 name:
Buy OF Luce rather than of irresponsible agents.
Do you the Sweet Potato Plants the world
Buy of Luce lie has grown plants these II years and
knows what Coed Plants are and how to grow them.
Do you want Plants of the Tlden Seeding Tomato
He has theE. gro from seed bought from the origin
Do you want any other Tomato Plants
lie has them. r..s .. . ..
Do Sou want Early Late Cabbage, Celery Caulower,
Large Sweet Pepper, or Egg Plants;
shall lave them all in Sileir season. '-". '.
Do you of the best Verbenas in the ntry
have neai ly 100 varieties of them inst Imported.
You can get them at the Pioneer Gardens.
Do you want any other Bedding Plants,
You eau have them here '
DO you want the best Annual Flowers grown pots or 9th
erwise !: ... ,. n.tt ... .r ..-
have them.
you Jappan Lilies Chinese Peones-sweet scented
aDd many other varieties OF Plants and flowers not hee
ennneratedl
You get them by yapplyin. to, or addressing
.. .r. EMORY LUCE, Pioneer Gardens.
$50 Ashtabula Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

The Department Of the State has received
q dispatch from the United States Consul at
Fuenchal, Madeira, stating that vast number
Of poor but honest and hard working laborers
OF Mutieira who arc skilled in the raising Of
cereals, the vine, sugar-cane, &c, and gar
deuing, are desirous of going to the Upited
States, but have not the means for accomplish
ing that object. lie expresses the belief that
if ope-half of their passage-mopey could be
advanced to them by parties 10 this country
on contract, under the act to encourage
emigration, to be repaid in labor, at least
10000 Of them would be prepared to lenve
Immediately. '"'s2I ..f 'tl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

STATE ONO, D.
AEHTAIrLA COgSTs, S ... q .l...-I.
], A. r. HUBBARD, Cashier Of the farmers NATIONAL
BASK Of Astabua oho do hereby that the
above statement is true to the best of my knOEedge and
belief A. Y. HUBBARD, Cashier
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- this Ih day of Ap
1856. II. ..fa..4 f.. ....'
LS' i.-. EDWARD II. sTTon, Notary Public
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The NJ Y TINES recently said.

'The country will not forget that the critical
period through which we are passing is The re-
suit, not OF the Presidents caprice, obs;iuacy,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

Wm. 8 Iioskius has been nppeiDted
Post Master in Pierpon', vice NJ. A Leon.
ard resigned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

The House on the 9th, adopted the JEFF.
Davis resolution of Mr.. Boutwell,, direct
ing an ipqniry whether JEFF aud others are
guilty of incitiDg the assassination OF Pres.
dent Lincoln. whether legislation is nCces.
sary TO bring them to trial. and whether
there is probsbecause 10 believe them gailty
of treason Resolutions offered by M,
Raymond requesting the President 10 bring
Davis to trial for treason only. wee referred
to the judiciary Committee. ..... ,-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.
HREE Sheen Shearing Fnir In j rffersI

Il REE Sheep Sbearing Fair 10 Jvfferson,
May 19h lsssrhe Ashtabna County hg icultural soee-
y having kindly donated the Of their Fair Grounds in
Jefferson, to the County Wool Growers Association, for
them to have exhibition of Sheep, and public shearng
is proposed by the Association to have Free Fair and
is hped that every inerest.d in WOOL Growing in the
County will take hold OF the matter and not only make
pleasant but profitable day Bring do nice sheep
compare then with neighbos, and for your own
satisfaction and instruction, Sho is ahead Let every
who engage TO shear his sheep Come
, ard stay late The Sbearug ought to about
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, an as It is E:s F. every one who
comes the privilege Of driving his the grounds
select any un0capied pen the yard for his sheep and
take hold aud help hmseftO anything they want II they
find it. Also brig along your dinner and horses feed aud
matter If ycu don't go home at all A COMMITTEES will be
TO weigh the Sheep and the eeces when sheare-
also make record o the and have 1t published in
our County papers; perhaps may have an appropriate
speech the occasion from sore Good Sheep-Snear-
had better be hand with their shears well srpened
fr doubt good prices will be paid by exhibitors for shear
ing their sheep Also honorable notice will he given
the Shearers 1t would be we for each to bring along
With his sheep couple Of good smooth boards, to sheer
tn aud then the day is pleasant they be slere
out n te yard with less trouble and give better chance
to zee. 1t is expected that every will make arrange
mns tosuit HIMSELF SO that all may have ttheir own way
$50 a'. ~ '-' HENRY TALCOTT, SeCy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
ASHTAB LAs
Saturday Morning, ApriI,i4, 1865.
.s,.ud aside and le, The coffin pass r,

e''e@~
The Sentinel expresses itself satsHed-indecd,
never had doubt OF our soundness. We are
not only ranged upon the right sidc-wbich is
not without its comfort aud couso lation--bu,
even tho manner Of defining our position is
quito satisfactory. The 'iiitle appointment"
allusion, from which the yenhaei article derived
JIG Significance and objection didn't mean any
thing after all, twas only sort OF gittering in-
cideut, rhetorical flourish, signifyiug nothing.
Our vhtue. therefore, being above suspicion,
found. after so severe trial between patronage
AID principle. to be immaculate and invulnera.
BILE, we may settle down TO The old jog trot OF
Lie, snd the great world may just resume its
placidity and go on again, rs before. No fur.
tber Endorsement, ofthe Telegraph, at least for
the present, seems to be necessary. .... p
GENERAL AssENBLr ADJouRSMKSr. Tho labors
Of this body were brought to a close on Friday
of last week, adjourning over until January
next The testimony given of the character and
course OF this body, in comparison with others,
isnot alittle commendable Their early adjourn
mcnt, is evincive of the economy of time and
expenditure which has characterized the session.
The members have rather given themselves to
work, steadily, in practical, common-sense
way, rather than to gab the prevalent curse of
legislation, certainly If not of the world at large
The number, In this Legislature, who were
charmed by the cadences Of their own sweet
voices. and struck by the force and application
oftheir own conceptions, were few. Economy
of time, and dispatch of business, that for the
most part Of q. local and peedf1l character has
been the result. TherepeaI of the Militia Law
the abolition Of the Comptroller-ship of the
Treasury, the Equal Suffrage Amendment, and
the Eight-hour bill, have been postponed until
the adjourned session. ,r,t. f... .--... E..
Copperheadism, has been held in wholesome
check, and its tendencies to extravagances in
party legislation, duly restrained. The legisla-
tive machinery has been propelled with much
discretion and judgment. Towards this result,
we have no hesitation in claiming share of in
fluence for our ewR members in the House, as
well as in the Senate. Our Senator, perhaps, is
entitled to no special credit, for ripe experience,
and mature judgment, shown by him in so good
a. degree, for nature does a good deal for some
men, in the way of good sense, and years, In
most cases, supply experience. The course of
Mr.. Northway, in the House has been watchful
and jodicious, thereby commencing himself
alike with his senior, to The approval of his cen
siituents. t .b.f ... ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
Quarterly Report

OF the condition of iSe FIR-T NATIONAL
BANK Of Geneva Ohio the morning of the first Monday Of
April 1896 ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

JS BLYTH Cashier OF the FIRST NArIoSAL DAMS Gene
va Oo do solemnly that the above statemsnt Is true
tofhe bsst Of my knowledge and belief
|. \ -l1-iG :. - J. SUN. BLYFH. Cashier.
sworn 10 and ulscribsd before me- this 9Th day Of April
1896 A. TURNER, Notary Public
Geneva, o. tFIvE or. sfANr,l LaKAL1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14

ARREST oE MoCoNSell.- Cau1dian pa
pcrs give an account Of The arrest in Oltowa,
q. w, Of Mcdonnell, the supposed murderer of
Mrs. Rosa Golyin, near Olmsted Falls, 90 the
24th ult The account runs as followss ly
The prisoner denies ths accusation, bat
some OF thel murdered womans's effects were
found 10 his possession. When he saw the con.
stables approaching the house, secreted him.
self in the gatret and threatened to kill the
first person who attempted TO arrest him =
Some excitement prevailed in the city 90 as.
count ofthis horrible tragedy. mst. rsu e. ir
Colviu, the husband OF the murdered woman,
was found badly injured, under circumstances
that led TO his arrest. on the charge OF
numbering bis wife. "i ".
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
Great Excitement inc enevaH

I Great Excitement inaGeneva Il
New STORE New Goods !. and Ola Pricestti
Il HE undersigned begs have to inform
the czne Of Geneva and neichboting towns that have
inst allied the old jewey Of II. b Hunt Esq, with
splendid assortment OF all kinds OF
Dry Goods. for Spring and Summer Trade,
which bought since the great decline in prces Therefore
will bo Sbe to sell my goods much lower than others have
paid for them in New York. .
My stock consists Of ALL kinds OF Aapscn Velenc Ia Mo
hair Wool Deaines and other Dress Goods Shaws Coakng
and Black silk, Bamore and Hoop Skirts Gloves, Hosiery
Linen aud Wooden Table Covers Calico for 10 cents per yard
Brown and Beached Cotton Tcknts Denms, Stripe and
Check Shirtngs Boadcot, Doeskin Cashmere, Sattinet
Kentucky lean and Cooradts for Men and Boys Wear and
many other articles too 70 meuton all Of which
will be sold at nearly old prices extend invitation to
young and old from far and to call and examine my
Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere Hoping to
give entire satisfaction to my customers,
lam respectfully, J.EL0FSkH.
Geneva, o., April 1895. N'' ..' 4tSs50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

III " '''''' III . vt ''''
The Board of Examiners for Ashabula County will hold
examinations follows, to wit:
AT Jefferson, Monday, March 10Th 4;
AZ Jefferson, Saturday, May 18TH;
At Jefferson, Monday, June 18th
At Kiugsvillc, Saturday, March 3lst;
At Orwell, Monday, April 9th
At Austiphurg, Monday, April 10Th
At West Andoyer, Saturday, April Dist.
All desiring certificates must attend the REGULARLY AT
POINTED PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS as PRIVATE EXAM
NATIONS Illegal and will in case be granted.
\ fee OF FsTY is required by law coLd ton of
examination.
Per order Of Board Of Examiners
+. @. WADE, CLERK oi Board.
Jefferson, March 5th 1906 l5tS45
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-14
USE BELMBoBDs
FLUID RXTRACT BUCHU
Physicians, Please Notice.

We make secret of the ingredients. Hembold's Fluid
Extst Bucfu composed Of Baso, Cubebs and Juniper
Berries selected with and prepared in by
H. r. Hembod, Druggist and Chemist, OF sixteen
perience city Of Philadelphia and which pre-
scbed by the most eminent physicians has been admitted to
in the United States and is also In very general
in State Hosdituls and public Sanitary lnstitutieny
throughout the land