Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-07-07

Nom NEw Music. Through the hands Of Mr..
Dick, music dealer we have received, from
Mcssrs. Lee & Walker publishers of Philadcl-
phia, the following choice pieces of musici
Mocking Bird Echoes---a collection of beautiful
variations, Marches, Waltzes, Galops, Quick
steps, &c. From these very popular melodies
VIC have Mocking Bird Polka Mocking Bird
schotlischo; Mocking Bird Galop, by e. Mack,
price 80 cts; The Childs Prayer, composed by
t. Mack, with beautiful illustration, piice GO
cts; The Young Hero's March, with ilustra-
ton, by E. Mack, price 40 cts; Robin Adoir,
with brilliant variations, by Chas. Crobe, price
G0cts; Autumn Leaves, Fantasia with variations,
by Il. Mack, price 60 cts; Bother viii, or fifty
years agowe lived together, as sung by the
Hutchinson Family, Tribe ofJohn" words by
Lands, Esq music by Agnes Ii. Morton, price
30cts; Parlor Medley, consisting Of Polkas,
Schottisches, Waltzes, Galops Marches, by
various authors, Souvenir Polka, 50 cts; An
nies reply TO Enoch Arden, song founded upon
the beautiful and popular poem Of Enocl Arden
by Tennyson, words and music by G. Everest
price 80 cts; Ia Cascade Galop, composed by
A. s. Schlichter, price so cts; Contemplation,
Fantasia with variation, by E. Mack, price GO
cts; La Prairie, composed by Knecht, price
| 80 cts; For seventy yrs DER the old Staircase,
OF the Old Family Clock written and COM
posedby Everest, price 80 cts; Gems of Vocal
Duets, selected from the works Of distinguish
cd authors, Beautiful Doves price 80 cts; Melo.
dies OF. the People, New Variations on New
and Old Times Wearing of the Green, COM
posed for the Piano Forte, by Clias. Crobe price
so cts. This music will be by mail at the
prices given. .a .l, Llg-L = .'H
TIE FoURTIf, was not celebrated in this place,
but considerable numbers of boys, men, babies
and mothers, gathered in the streets, and the
snapping of crackers, formed perhaps the dis
tingdisling feature of the day, five except the
Eidzzhng ofbeer and 'whiskey. Before night,
the evidence Of nellowness were plainly visible
in tue eiFort'toBe ridiculously and dsgustmgy
ftnny III boisterous imprecadons, and insipient
rowdyisn some Of which ripened into regular
row A number Of rail road hands impoded the
way Of of the subordinate officers of the
company who is said 10 have hastily drawn a
revolver and fired, 'inhicting on the arm of one
of the party an abrasure of the skin. The
i Ildii VIII pictOl Woo OliooOu w AtNNhOoN
saloon, where it was supposed he secreted him
SELF and where crowd gathered, threatening
10 dernolish the saloon, but appeased their
wrath by pulling down the fence. While this
was going on, some Of the village Marshals are
said to have witnessed the scene at safe dis
tance with a spy glass. No arrests were made
In the course of the afternoon a noisey chaI
was takento the lookup and was permitted t'
enjoys 1t cool and salibrious atmosphere, whil
he moosed off bis inebreation. We should no
forget TO mention that the day began about onc
o'clock A. NJ. by the ringing of bells and &
hearty growl of dissatisfaction from every vii
lage sleeper. The stale joke Of changing sign
and removing gates barrecading doorshnd side
walks andn some instances, Of injuring ant
destroying property. AS no range of the mer
curry interferes with dancing, we believe tn
day wound up with q ball at the Clarendon.
Our working force having indulged thei