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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-09
In The District Court of the United

In The District Court of the United
States for the Northern District of Ohio ss In the
matter of William b. Chapman, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy Cleveland in the said District the 3h day
of October A. D. 1861. Northern District of Ohio
Take notice that petition has been filed in said Court
by William B. Chapman, of Conneaut In the County Of
Ashtabnla " sjti3 District, uuiy declared Bankrupt
Act Of Congfe=s Of March End, 1861 for d
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other Claims provabe under said Act and that the 18th
day of November next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Is assigned
for the hearing OF the same, when and where you may
attend and show cause if have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
You will also take notice that the second and third
meetings of Creditors required by the 21h snd th
tOs said Act will be held by order of said Court
the h day of November i. D. 1861 al 10 o'clock A NJ.
at Cleveland. in said District before NJ. r. Keith,
ESQ. one of the Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL,
Clerk of the District Court.
% To the Creditors of said Bankrupt 3t932
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Smith f. Gilkey
Are keeping their Usual Stock of
DRY GOODS!
New Goods Every Week, consisting of
DRESS GOODS
Empress Cloths, Chene Poplins, Plaids
Black Alpaccas, MerinOs, &c.
LADIES' CLOAKINGs-
A Nice Line-AH Coors Don't fail to look at them.
Buttons, Trimmings, &C.
FLANNELs-
All Colors and Prices
Batings and Cheap Prints for Bedding, at almost old
figures. -... l.- ..
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
HOOP SkIRTS-SHAWLS.
Our Notion Department was never Better
BUTTONS, TRIMMINGS, RUFFLINGs, EDGINGs-
Look at them!
BalmOraI skirts-Heavy Tiekings Denims, Stripes;
Cotton Plannes, Shirting Flanheis'
WHITE GRANITE CROCKERY-in stock, ana 10 az
rive-a full Assortment Call and get the PRICES
Wehave some Assounts Past Due WIN our friends
bear in mind that cannot DO business SHoeeSy ug
with our capital in their hands.
Goods from Auetion-''make note of"
Three pieces Double-twilled Merinos fine and wine,
Full Patterns So.
Also, Black Alpacca-very Cheap!
These goods we make speciality
Credit hereafter, must have definite limit
Ashtabua, OctOter, 1861.
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From the Cleveland Herald.
THE Lesson Republicans med have no
d ubt as TO what the result of the late elections
teach us, 10 wit : that by union upon The one
great question that dwarfs all others into insig-
-nificance, they are invincible. The Democracy,
with every side-issue in their favor, with unity
that compacs party long in the minority,
smartipg under repeated defeats until jealousy
is extingnished, they have had the advantage of
all ''the chances :" and yet have not gained
single clear, well-defincd victory. The lesson
thus taught, if well learned by the Republicans,
forecls ano;her sweeping Presidential success
for the loyal party, just as surely as u cloudy
day prefigures a fair one.
q Perhaps the most extensive and important
seizure yet made by the Treasury officials for
revenue frauds, is that which is noted in the
n. Y. dispatches the other morning, and which
has clarped decisive stopper upon the bust
ness of s. n. Pike & Co, the leading distillcrs of
Hamilton county. Of course we express no
opinion upon the truth or fal>ity of the charge
that this firm have defrauded the revenue. Mr.
Pike Is known as gentleman of great wealth
which has been libcrally ex. ended in the build
ing of costly opera houses one of which was lat
year burned at Cincinnati, and another, plann-
ed and erected uton scale of magnficence, is
now approaching con petion at New York.
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WINDOW GLASS, &c ,

WINDOW GLASS, &c d!
100 Boxes Glass, assorted sizes,
also Picture Glass;
Puttey and Whiting,
' ~ -"1 ' GEO. WILLARD.
AsbtebrIa Oct Il 1851 93Otf
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PAINTS, &c!
White Lead, French and American Zinc,
Venetian Red, French Ochre,
Branden Ochre, Chrome Yellow,
Chrome Green, Hampden Green, and
all the 0ner Paints in Oil and Water
COlors, Linseed Oil. Lard Oil,
Lamp Oil, Coal & Lubricating
Oil, Spirits Turpentne, Varnishes &c.
For Sale by GEO. WILLARD.
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NeiU Goods!
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
FOR Q a . FL!

i HE Undersigned is now receiving
from N York lis Fall q Winter STOCK of GOODS
Consisting of French, English and American DRESS
GOODS Of every description.
Ladies' ClOakings, Beaver and Broad Cloths Cessi-
meres, French and American Fannels in great variety
Brown and Bleached Sheetings:
English, Irish and French Wbste Goods;
Gloves and Hosiery-a SpleRdid Assortment;
Long and Square Shawls;
All kinds of Y YANkEE NOTIONS;
Ladies and Gents Paper Collars;
Iaces and EnbrOiaeyies;
Cotton Bats. wadding Wicking, Twine Cotton and
WOOlen Yarn, Grain Bags;
Carpets and Flosr oil Cloths
Hats, Caps and Umbrellas;
Wall and Window Paper Shades, &C.
All of which offered at lower prices than ever before
in this market. GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula, October 81, 1851
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PEN AND PASTE BREYITIES.

e" The body of Maximilian is on its way to
Austria.
EF Gen. Grant has ordered all officers absent
from duty in the South, to repair at once to their
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N The District Court of the United

To the Creditors of said Bankrupt 3t932
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-08

longer be cxtortcd from them In order 10
fill the pockets Of Eastern monopolists.
q. Resolved, That unequal taxation Is
contrary to the first principles Of justice
and sound policy, and we call upon our
Governments, Federal aud State, TO use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil
@. Resolved, That the Radical majority la
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves 70 be In iavor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing u upon the people OF the District
Of Columbia against their almost unani-
NOUS wish, sOleinnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing u upon the people Of all the
Territories aud by their various devices tO
coeree tile people OF the South TO adopt II (;
that we are OPPOSED to Negfo suffrage, be
iievinE II would be productive Of evil 20
both whites and blacks, and tend to pro-
duce a disastrous conflict Of races.
T. RtSo1eed, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender TO the
President and to the majority of the Judges
OF the Supreme Court OF the United states
on r hearty thanks.
&. ResOlped. That we are Ia favor Of n
Democratic Convention OF delegates from
all the States, to be held at such time aud
place as MAY be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized TO
coHciIr' With 6ther proper committees In
fixing time and pla,se, and that We prefer
louisville, Ny, as the place.
y. Resoivtd, That the Democratic news
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest aud lib
eralsupport, ahdthat aIleariy and thorough
organization oftBe party Is indispensable.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER or OUR
EEDERAL GOVERNMENT. IL
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IinGcr,&ut r.nr'sfals Of !''h I2' -,
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mad" tae .-i8h Oo"'. Of Appeals il.
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or conclusion OF '+o 'r'.".' Oh W..
High Court IN Iia c.ah Of .. and ..
Green rs, is. &iHor The opinion q.
the Court was delivered ~ Chror in
ti,o Uo,v1v and ;4yulc.,,, oo.,,i. .
Inc judgment o. nc circuit ''l'' Oh
Kinds county, affirming the LEGALITY Of
~cxocutory cga racts whore Confederate
notes. cotton ma.r. ..l ,,'.,a 81. f.
re n,4.. , u. ,....t. e.. 49,.
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port:
ain com,rG to dis conclusion We
cannot disregard the fact That . VI {
amount Of the rights and property o!
our citizens depends Oh contracts found
ed on considerations like that Of tie
case before US; uorcan we oYcrlookta.
circumstances Under which such con.
tr9c.3 were made. The currency on
which ,hay were founded, was. for u
wards OF iorryoara, almost c-r,a,i,
" the cirsula0Ao M..,um o"tl.c olu.-
trt--issuel hy governments i.yiau
complete power over the p,oula. and
cxclr;s'aJ ruqisturlaa noi.tcal rg,a
ton. III yas the r..l,.e....;yys of.
thc2 E.'ta and pra.... in. lu...a'.
~ r.a.ac,ioaa Ola private c.4..c,
and was a, the time Valuable and con-
v. r,aY,a into cold or silver coin {, q
considerable value. # answered all
tie pngposca Of . c@;rcul4,,no medium
anon line rcoulc and irmn..a i....,
esfa ,,1r .'ou,rca Nv means OF r.. ~.
dor ,<r. a~a,ancra q, I'm, orrcln.i ,noa'
C.UH +, bo.G nartias. and Of I,ruar rof
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81 900, 900, For One Dollar .

which they need not pay mtilit Il Nnown
what l. drawn and It's value.
THE AMERICAN JNWELEl:S' ASSO-
CITATION calIsyour attention TO the iacl
Offs being Tie largest and most popular
.JpWglry Association in the United States.
The U.iuu-s j., aud always has been, con-
da,.ad ,n.tac most candid and honorable
manner. ~OurrNuidly increasing trade isa
sure ,laruutce Of the appreciation Of our
pH.r'ns ,Urthis method OF obtaining rich
elegant aud costly goods. The sudden
|.,.uul,lu Of trade in Europe, owing to
gha late terman war and recent disastrous
financial crisis in England, has caused tlc
future DG u large number Of JeWtlry hOll-
aa in London and Paris. ob,t@inG them to
I..ii l.uir Goods al a great sacrifice. in&0mr
II. ..,rf. less than one third the cost OF
a. Ena.. ctIring. Nchavc lately purchased
ser. largely OF these bankrupt Goods, ~
. No' r",g.ancly low prices, tIat we cam az
.Ug1 TO send away Finer Goods, ana @iEe
| hester chances 10 draw the most valuable
prizes thau any other establishment doing
% similar business. OUR AIN Is TO
rll.\SE, aud we respectfully solicit your
Ualruua-p. q. we are confident Of giving
The utmost satisfaction. During the past
wear we have forwarded anUmher .ofthc
most valuable prizes to all parts ofihe
country, Al Who ]patYoul@c us VIII receive
..> igl! value of their money, rs no article
on Our lj.t /, worth less than One Dollar,
y.ra,l. and t'gre are 80 blanks. Parties
..aiiurUi.h rs may depend on haVIn%
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3r }a.u.. ..'n.y scUt 70 any address ny re-
,Urn l0a'I ~ "Iprc@4.
The folio" ,DE parties have recently
"raon y@i.'o.e prizes from ''e Amgricah
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Swl LAGrE.-Tho Nashville retail
dealers in lager beer have reduced the
price from ten to five cents 2 glass.
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.Rates 81 IG"cytiaing.

Advertisement inserted 20, ST 20 per.
square Of ten lines (brr .ar siZc,y ilr,' i~-
%scrtion, and 70 cents pr each a~ubaoGIeNt
insertion.
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81 months, ~ n
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" six noutol, " ~ Oh
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" " three " ,I
cH~ All foreign advertisers mus5. ply IN
advance. II win be useless to send adycr-
tisen.cnts with the Tcquratt TO publish and
send bill.H Patent medicine maHuia't0"
,rers must pay acoogdiUr;o publi .i,. rlt F.,
and in no Instance VIII their spa"llI H.-
tice. be Published except al 10 GEMS D..
line .lr cln., insertion.
to Orr tgau,a are notified t.al il viii
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and Lhru jjth,J charged tar 3,.t.' ,....
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26

The Chase County Banner has a report that
the cholera is prevailing 20 alarming extent among the
Wichita Indians, below Towanda Eighty aeaths were
reported up to Wednesday last
Private letters from Fort Dodge say there
has been OF cholera there since the week
ending Aug L. The total number OF deaths there from
cholera during its prevalence was IS.
The survivors of the memorable battle of
Lone Jack Aug TO- 1862 met the other day tho battle
ground, and enjoyed pleasant anniversary celebration
They also organized association to erect eomnemo
ratiye monument
Mike Curtin, the gambler, who was sshot at
Ellsworth, Kansas, few days ago. by desperate named
Davis died on the 18TH The woman Molie Logan, who
shot by the same scOundre, Is recovering Curtin
shot Davis through the aud shoulder after being sos
down.
A tragical rencontre occurred ut Lebanon,
Marion County. KY the morning of tho 18th nst be-
tween two men named Graham and Hughes. Both were
instantly killed. stabbed and the other shOt Ihey
fought and slaughtered each other about the price Oh
drink Of whisky.
A set-tO took place at Ellsworth on the 10Th,
between Gen. Mccall ana Mr. Edgar OF the CohlhlssAly
Department. challenge passed between the as con-
sequence. OF course the matter VIII pe ettieu ah>
caby, manner satisfactory ana hSuy hohorHple 10
both parties"
During the performance OF Roblnson's circus,
ut Norfolk, Va On tho 22d portion OF the seats gave
way preopitating persons 10 me sgOund ana hAS
them ndiscrlt onatey Intense confusion Prevailed ana
three ladies were seriously injured and number OF
children received Commissions, but mono were iataly IN
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