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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-02
From the n. Y. Independent, May slst.
DRY GOODS.

There Is an improved tone 10 the market for
all cotton goods. Prices have advanced /;
prints 2, cts. o yard. The demand is more &C.
tive and simply reduced, Brown shirtiogs and
sheeiipgs are 10 speculative. demand at an ad.
vance. and stocks are much reduced, The de-
mand is however speculative, and not for con-
sumption Fine grades OF bleacbed goods are
also 10 good request the lower qualities have
also advaneed soottonades are rather lower.
Lawns are active and steady. Gioghams buoy
ant. at cents advance. Checks are frmer,--
Denims steady, as also are dflls. Wooleps
are not at all bnoyant; q moderate demand
prevails at previous prices, All wool tweeds
are firm and wanted. Satinets are frmer.--
Choice desirable styles Of fancy cassimeres are
alone active clothiers buy moderately. In
foreign fabrics, notwithstanding the advance 10
gold aud foreign exehange, prices are withou!
improvement. except for white goods, which
have advanced considerably. .Fine desirable
silks are in request at old prices, but low.
priced goods do oot sell. Msntla silks are 10
some request. Auction goods sell at lower
prices. The imports Of foreign goods are st II
large for the season, being 81 ,007 ,S37 though
falling of from those Of last month.
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FISIcASs.-Three car loads Of .Fenians
passed east on the night train, on Tuesday
uisht. Near Wilonghby they INDUCED
ID bit OF 6ght, that caused the cars to
stop to minister to the wants Of one Of the
belligerent who had received an ugly cash
across the forehead, from which the blood
flowed profusely. The sufferer was lef. at
Painesyille for treatment. 1t was reported
that the injury could not but prove fatal
We suppose that this was portion,
Q. the $50 who the Leader says passed
lhrougs sbat city 90 their waytO Buffalo,
since Moaday night last. ~
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cLEvnLAND wnoLnsALn rfARanr.I

cIKvrtAxp, M.y a. 1see
F10U R-Thc market is steady and nm for high grades
irregular. Saleu 90 bbls choice country made
Xxx red held At Si0O0;@i40e do Xxx white Slb00@l5 80
good country Xxx white At 1880 Choice Xxx brug fl050
City made Xxx red held at ooS1SbO DO Xxx white tib,
50al6,O0-
WHEAT-The market Is steady. There is fair demand
for Milwaukee spng full pces but cargoes could not be
negotiated except meeria concession Sales 200 bush
and cass Nc, 1 Milwaukee spring At S2e5. AL amber
Michigan is held at 81, 1ot02,ss.
coRNInaetve and nominal at Csc for No. mixed from
store. .. asa
OATSIn moierate demand and prices nrm. Sales cars
No on track at 46c from store.
LARD-Steady and firm a 22c in terces and 2Sc In keg,
for si,y-rendered Sales 1000 lbs at quotations.
HAMssteady. City sugarcured, canvassed and uncan-
BUTTER--Dull and declining. Phmeyellow Western
is held at 25(030c fai.f
CHEESE-The stock OF old is exhausted New IL In mod
crate request at range OF iOeoc, according to quality.
EGGS-Quiet and steady at 2oc
PoTATOES-Good demand and higher. Sales car primo
Peachblows in bulk at $llo@2 per bu; 2to bbs do do
at $3b5rer tbl,
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Sir MoRroE PEro.-Tbe London cor.
responded, Of the Boston Advertiser says
the failure Of Peto, Belts & Co. was not
unexpected. Spys the writer: When Sir
Morton was starring in the United States,
as millionaire, many Of US knew the dan
gers be was running and how near he had
been to bankruptcy. He and his firm
more than any others had raised up an
edifce Of credit which frightened The ordi-
nary spectator. Even. on those dizzy
heights, where their work Of doing and On.
doing was incessant, they have trod the
edge of, precipiccs like Alpine goats, with
only hair between them and destruction,
and now the hair seems to have gone. l
think, however, the arm win rally They
have rich friends in the discouatiDg in ierest
TO whom few millions of money is not
much, aud these will enable him, at oil
events, to prosecute his home and foreign
contracts. s' 1sadi d. e1a o. .e~3t
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Many Of our exchanges are already speaking
Of celebrating the approaching anniversary of
our National Independence We had good
celebration last year, and why not have one
this year. AT no time since our existence as q
nation has . day been fraught with more i'm.
portaoce than the present, Fourth. We have
more than common reason for celebrating the
birthday Of American Liberty, which was
given to US by our fathers who baptized the
day 10 blood and bequeatbed ii as q precious
legacy to future gener ations.s Shall we not
celebrate the approaching Fourth Now is
the time to move. s'l q H
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.
srArE USiox conNirrEK Rpors,
nIts "a

srArE uxiox CorNIfrEK Rpors,
=, a. u.... p.,,,, .,,,,,, oohcnhrS,o, hvl
The annual State Convention OF the Union party Of Ohio,
o.s sss .y o. as or for w. q sa
ness sna hs pominson q candaaos On hs union ticket net
supreme Court and Member Of tho Of Public Works.
The basis ton In this Convention viii be
@ 'iSy o and oS delegate
fraction q tive hnsasd ard ay votes and sr.sro n sns
delegation win stand as folova; sw r-.d
Counties. ,a frit Qos GoSl Cox gates
Ashta1ula. ..,.,......'.......... dooe
Hesuse...' -. =. '.''',r.v..r'v.f 20 20 -
The several counties are requested to hold their meetings
fbf the selection Of delegates Saturday The aA day Of
We Invite your earnest attention to this call and beg you
viii send delegates who shall oy represent the vshss
and beet nere OF the people, Five years ago. the Union
party was organized the all important but simple patf
Of the preservation OF the Union aud Government 10 It.
the loyal and earnest Of all parties everywhere rallied
and have ever since sustained it. .s ~ rg
Five OF eoopetion labor together
mad US hend and taught valuable lessons which
we shall 90 well never 70 forget They have taught US that
and tend to mislead tho Judgment that while we ethe
power and patriotism 70 crush great and wicked rebellion
passion and lreudce that eternal vigilance the price
oi ihoery That every step Of our progress in the recent
eat struggle has been marked by the finger Of Divine
Is the work for which we joined hands completed True
hut The same political issues and great national queons are
before the country now that have stirred raens minds and
scus involving the @ and character 'op o our
at home and abroad, must be settled and esabs,ed EOr
what have the brave OF country perled lie and for
y the Union should be maintained and psssusted and
RS Ss @ Without az
forts Of the good, the wise the loyal and true hearted
the State firmly standing together, they have some for
FIVE PAST Ignoring ee Issues aud alt appeals
son opd prejudice LET meet in council resolved to stand
by the prncipes which have guided during the pas,
ycara OF trial and nominate for ehce, who have advocs
ted andogu for them: and with the spirit Of patriots
and the Divine blessing and victor will certainly
fellow our banner IN peace as they did in II
BY onlsr OF the State Central Committee.
yery truly, your friends in the cause Of the Union,
RUSH II. SLOAN, Chairman,
WM. K. DAVIS, Secy,
- 81 i, Union State Gen. Com.
GEO. B. WRIGHT, Chairman, q
70 hf - .t .A JAS. WILLIAMS Secy and Treas- a 4
-t .r-f State Union Ex. Com.
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MARRIED

In Morgan, May 18th, by T. A. Wright,
Mayor, Elbert f. Wiley, to Mrs. Sarah E. Ran
dali, all Of Morgan. .t,4
AT the residence of Mr. Norman Hickok in
Jefferson May 23d, by Rev. e. G. Farley,
Edwin w. Parks, Of Bingha mton, N. Y, to
Miss Emily Hckok. .fe ion
In New Lyme, May 25th, by II. A. Reeve,
Esq, George Q. Stevenson, to Miss Viola L.
Reeve, both ofNew Lyme. .
In Flint Mich, May 10th, Miss Ellen L. Tin
ker eldest daughter Of w. Tinker Esq. late of
Monroe, this county, toWlliam IL Vudorhilt,
of Pine Run, Mich.
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,nssrThe New ,Yo.k World takes stock


@-The New ,Yo.k World takes stock
10 Jeff. Davis tbasly: r,d 1.fHr s'' 's
y Itis TO lo6gor'a matter Of newspaper
rnmor that the treatment which Jefferson
Davis has received during bis Incarceration
in Fortress Monroe has bseo such as TO
break down bis constil alton, aud to put
him, sftettwelve months of protra cted suf.
fetingy in imminent peril Of death,
It eertainly is q great pity about bis
beal,b, bat We suppose il is no pity at all
that there are SO many widows and orphans
and cripples throughout the country, the
result Of Davis ,reachery. Out upon this
mawkish sentimeutality, this lick -spitlle
sympathy. The World and Davis should
be hung ogether.--Dispateh, ,o5q 'ol
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THE CLARENDON, we are Informed by Mr.. A.
Fl. SreeKwELL, has been leased by him for five
years, fro m the first Of October next, or sooner
ifthe house can be put 10 readiness. The
lease covers the new and spacious Hall, at o
rental of $l500., Mr.. Stockwell intends to
make the house equal TO the. demands OF our
growing locality, and as he has oil the elements
of energy and activity, we hope to see them
well employed in giving US . first class village
Hotel u - n. nn.-Ln--L --..--- "
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Idrur GEN. wIsErGID soorr, died et
West Point, on Tuesday Afternoon last, at
the age Of 80 yeers---a patriot and solder
and whose life has not only been spen,
IN the service Of his country, but 10 the
material advance Of it's interests. So in.
timsteIy has bis life been identified with
that Of toe nation, that the history Of one
cannot be written without that OF the other
Peace to his ashes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-02

Or. Solomon Andrews. with three
Others, Friday. made ascent in New York
in ship Of bis own invention After. re-
naming nm hour in the air, they landed
five miles distant. f''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-02

D An anexpsesed battery epsssd uPon ths
Secretary Of she Treasury By Thad. Stevens. 10
the House. % Saturday the 9th. which pro-
yokes considerable comment. Tbs prevailing
sentiment seems 10 be that Mr.. MeCnlloch's
success as politician Is not sach as 10 inspire
either popular confidence or enthusasm. He
Is understood to have sent for Mr.. Dslano. and
aflsr thanking him for bis attsmpsed defence
Of him on the 26th, requested that be (pelano)
would set him right bsfbyesbs House the next
day. The Secretary claims thai his position as
70 making appoiatnsnts Of ouIy such-as were
pledged 10 ths Preaident . recoos!ructioa pol
Icy has been misrePrsssntsd
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LOCATION.

This College the beautiful village Of KiuRs
vilc long and widely known for Its enterprise In sustaining
the best Academic Institution In the country In atse
this make 1t the desirable location for
those who wish to both the Commercial and Academic
of instruction and thus while the student 10 storing
the mind with Scientific, Literary and Classical Knowledge
he at the same time secure practical and theorstcsl
knowledge of Book keeping and Business
Each department under the general supervisor OF the
Principal whose long experience teacher In the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant, makes him
emneny qualified to make this institution take rank with
first class Commercial Schools.
The system Of Penmanshp taught here is made speciality
and is unrSaed r practical artistic excellence its prn-
cpa and attractive features being egby beauty and
awarded the First Premiums many worthy competitors
specimens Of Business and Ornamental
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business calcula-
ton Is speciality in this Institution. Every student
should be able to make egble record Of his daily
work and give accurate solution Of all problems connected
Herewith The improved methods Of eluci ation make
these branches Of college exercises interesting well in
struve indeed the, really the gvand starting points
the student to other departments Of the serner duties
practical every cay lifs. .-
Deficiency in these particulars s Acknowledged fact
which tracabe ass many of the failures Of business
Well founded In those passport to Hsrson
Is reared many modest well as gjgantis fortunes.
Young man. take courage, when for nominal you
yourself for the worlds activities and engage intel
ligenty enterprises that lead sraght to fortune and
honor An early outfit 10 essential to make your onward
upward progress and certain aud nothing will
give you much self reliance good Commercial Educa-
ton, and this we believe the
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The Senate ou the 10Th, by unanimous
vote, rejss.ed the third section Of the Recon
struction Amendment A substitute was OF
fsred. bat not acted upon. which provides
that no person who, having previously taken
40 oath to support the Constitution as mem
ber.of Congress. or oficer Of the United State
afterwards engaged 10 the rebellion. shall here.
after hold Office, State or national. ualess the
disloyaIty is removed BY q two:,hirds vote Of
Congress +, ,.....'.A - vl.s.s,3 .s9oad9hu
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The Union Of Ashtabula County, requested-in
accordance with the call for the Union State Convention
to meet lie Mass meeting at IL o'clock, A. NJ Satur
day, the ninth day of June, 1880, In the
Court House, at jefferson TO appoint eight Dele
gates TO the County the Union
TO be held on Wednesday, the twentieth day Of June next
W. @. H0WELLS, =
vi. a !'t.f ltf-i d. s. WADE, I'D
--t., tsfi I JAMES REED, b..
LYMAN CURTIS,
Union Central Committee q
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The Baltimore .4n'srican states that Heister
Clymer is to be Withdrawn as a candidate fol
Governor OF Pennsylvania, and some one put
up instead whose record win not turn the stom.
achs Of such Conservatives as Cowaa and Doo-
little. who are parties to the arrangement
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GxSEvA-Auy orders for job work, subscrp-
tion, advertising, or other business transactions
with this, tfice. may be transacted through
Mr. j. s. BIyth, ofthe Geneva Bank.
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KINGSVILLE COLLEGE

supply fully and completely any similar Institution
the country. Fsbscause It's of instruction Ia
progressive and PRACTICAL having been drawn from actual
business experience second- location is in one OF the
quiet and orderly towns the Reserve where the
temptations and sspaton and where the
people intelligent and educated interest themselves in the
stndsns behalf and throw around him influences at once
Board there half charged in larger ctes
The college ample, fronting the Village Park and
capable hundred Students each
managed the best talent all Of which facts
point to Kingve the point to get commercial educa
tion.
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TEE reader is referred to the prospectus OF
The KngsvilIe Cmmercial College. The in.
ducements held ont are without parallel in any
other locality within our knowledgea nj 7
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Ed
.... DIED gss
Notices Of Deaths, free; Obituaries, half X

Notices Of Deaths, free; Obituaries, lfratss.
In Cherry Valley, May l4th. of hemorrhage
Of the lungs, George w. Carmichael.
On the 18th of May, death in most sad and
frigetful manner entered the household of Carmi
Galloway of Madison, and suddenly snatched
therefrom tender plant s.4
In Saybrook, recently, Mrs. Holmes, wife of
George Holmes.
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State MI ETTT
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. -ro.f
Cro expire on the slst day of January, 1ss7.)

~ .t CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. -ro,s
Cro expire on the 31st day Of January, 1s67.)l
OFFICE THE AUDIToRoF STArz,C
INSURANCE. DxPARrHKrT,
COLUMBUS, o., January 81, 1860.
WHEREAS, The GERMANIA, HANOVER. NIAGARA and
REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, located at
New York. in the State Of New York. each ed in this
Office statement of It's condition. required By the
t section Of the act To regulate Companies
incorporated by the State OF Ohio passed April 1850 and
amended February 9tb 1884 and Whereas
panes has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that they each of at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS of acua capital invested in stocks
bonds in mortgages of real estate, woth double
amount for which the same mortgaged, and Hhrea',
each or said Companies has filed in this Office written
men under its corporate SEAL signed by the President and
Secretary thereof authorizing any agent agents said
Companies in this State acknowledge process for
and IN bshaf OF said eompanes according tho
said law.
Now rHEREFoHH in pursuance of the Rrs section
Aforesaid act JAMES II. GOODMAN Auditor Of State
Ohio, do hereby certify that said GERMAA, HANONER,
NIAGARA and REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
MES OF New York are authorized to transact the business
of Fire and Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty
dred and Sixty-seven
In witness Whereof have hereunto subscribed my name
and caused the seal Of my office to be affixed the day and
year above written.
GsEAL JAS. Il. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State.
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DESIGN.

the deggn OF this Instituton sst nothing shall
into Its competition that s not practical valuable sod
sental for the business TO know.
The minutie and detail Of business will bs ntelgently
canvassed giving to The student knowledge OF the
trade as well The common operations Of hhsnes and
business.
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FAIRBANKS STANDARD sCALEs.-The invention OF
these Scales, and the improvements that have
time TO time adopted the result Of Close
servation and practical experience the
brought them to such degree of accuracy that
safely be relied upon in every tranaston by
Their construction is upon the most
all defects commonly met with in compound balances
have been overcome by practical skill and faithful workman
ship and hence their operation is delicate and every
correct The reputation which these Scales
qured has been of steady growth from the commencement
the present time and based upon the principle adopted
by the Messrs Fairbanks devated o OF allow.
ing none bat perfect weighing machines to 60 forth from
their establishment 657-lm
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Especially to the Sick.

DK d. JULLIE MATTUCKB, late
Of New York Tor thirty Dr. hsttOets has devoted
his whole attention 10 the OF chronic diseases Of
name and nature and has effected cures IN Nag.
sripg diseases. True medical science foundation
practice differs from all othsrs know the diseases
and also the remedy No experimenting no deception no
humbug Do not give posons snhrey vegetable sedi-
enos good take act mild with nature We give candid
opinion, and effect permanent cures We ash rh bei,e
abandoning hopes Hundreds have been cured after given
up 10 die. No matter what your disease examine tor
yourselves will cost nothing for consultation fies
DIR J0LLIE hATT0CRS be consulted At bis ofhees
follows for the Year 1900 day every eight weeks
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Kew ADVERTISEMENTS.

Daguerrotypes Am broypes, and all kinds Of Sun Pic
lures, copied and enlarged to any size nd painted in
Oil, Water Coors or India Ink stA. ALBERTs Gallery
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PROFESSOR T. II. HOPKINS, Piano
Teacher and Tuner, Ashtabua, Ohio. ss7
PIANO AND MELoDEoN INSTRUCTION BOOKS
Musical Curriculum, Rchardson's New Method, Bertins
New Method Johnsons thorough Bass &e, at GEO. HALLS
Depot, Park street. Ashtabula.
Having recently made Hundred Purchase" Of these
popular works. from the publishers prepared 70 fur
nh Dealers Teachers &e at the lowest rates OF discount
$50 qNt e.! E:1tfI 60" GEO. HALL.
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TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT..

In this department. Is impaired instructions sound and
pap and In all that essential to the working
Of well ordered Telegraph. 0fhcs.
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ART DEPARTMENT:

This department Il advance IN Penmanah
embodied In the Commercial Course ssho
ATE and dicait Essays n Continuation, Flourish pes
aness and studies in hne line and stips shading,
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SOMETHING NEW AND NOVEL

for Agents Peders Country Stores Druggists and seek
ing honorable and profitable bnsness Free by Tor
50 cents wholesale 80 per doz Canyassers realize S5
ll2 per day profit. ABBOTT DOWD,
S57-lt Manua uacturers. lg6 Water St N Y
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Attachment.

George Green, esIn. Plaintiff Before sasSsod G. Walker
Wesley Cleveland abSs 0nty Uho Ash
ON the 24lh day of May, A D 1866,
said Justice issued an order Of attachment In the above
action, for the of Fifty Dollars.
saybrook, May oath, 1896. S57-3t GEORGE GREEN.
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as't eoittsn,- 49,
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COUNTY UNION rIEETING.

GEO. B. WRIGHT, Chairman,
JAS. WILLIAMS, Sec'y and Treas,
f State Union nv. l,orr,
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Il HE course ofstudy marked ont for this
lnstitntion h thorough, practical and eomprehspsss
bracng in It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-09
The Test Oath.

A communication from the President to
Congress last Friday recommends modifca-
ton of the oath of Office pow required Of all
appointees under the Government, il having
been found impracticablo to obtain the services
Of suitable persons in the South TO collect the
revenue and distribute the mails, who can
take the oath as it stands, and it being thought
a bad and dangerous policy to send strangers
among the Southernpeople as tax-gatherers and
postmasters, even if the compensation allowed
were an adequate inducement to such persons,
as in fact the most cases it is not.
The Postmaster General, in cOmmunica-
ton to the President, which accompanies the
Message, says
at NAV be interesting to know that the 25S mail
routes in operation in the dslOyal States at the
breaking out OF the rebellion the service of 757 only
has been restored, that of $500 pOst-oces in those
States, only 20i2 appointments Of pOstmasters have
beenimade Of whom LIN only have qualified for
Office, IA Of them being males and 100 females OF
the SO who have not qualified, IL IS believed that
quite all Of them had not done because Of the oath
The Postmaster General concludes by saying he
need not enlarge upon evils resulting nom partial
a restoration Of the postal service in the southern
States nor upon the benefits 70 the Government AMI
10 the people OF all sections Of the country that
would result from a more general and efficient res
toration Of that service.
These papers have been referred TO the
Committee on the Judiciary. 1t is greatly 10
be desired that Congress will act with enlight-
ened iberality on the recommendation Of the
President.