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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-21

NOTICE Of Filing Petition.-Charles
P Morey of the City of Buffalo and State Of New York.
will take notice, that Henry Hubbard and Joseph D. HUI
bert othe County of Ahtabula in the State of Ohio did
on the 18th d7y Of September. A. 1861. file their petit
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas within and for said
County OF Ash2bua and State Of Ohio, against the said
Charles P Norey. defendant setting forth that the
LIST ddy Of November 1SJ said Hubbard and Hubert
tered into contract in writing with said Morey for the
eae him Of the following lot of land situated in the
township of Ashtabua, County of Ashtabula and state
of Ohio ard known lot No 3 in Hlock No. 80 of Mar
tin KeIlogg's survey Ofthe Town Plat Of Manchester
called at Ashtabula HaTbor, made III april, 1895, said
lot fronting Front Street and being 80 feet WIDE front
and rear and 45 feet deep, and that said N0rey agreed
in said to pay said Hubbard and Hubert for
said lot One Hundred and ThrtySeven Dollars and tf
ty Cents as follows: 800 January 1st 1852 and S3E
January 1st 1853 with interest payable annually and to
pay ali taxes levied thereon aFer the date of said CON
tract Tat part Of said purchase money has been paid,
and that there has been levied said land for taxes the
sum of SIG and that there is due to said Hubbard
and Hubert from said Morey, said contract the sum
of s15 90 cents with interest $137 30, thereof from
November 1st 1851, and asking for Judgment against
said Morey, for said sum, and for sale of said lot If
said Judgment is not paid by day TO De named by the
Court and the proceeds of said sale applied to the pay
ment of said Judgment The said Charles P Morey is
notified that he j. required appear and answer or de-
mur to said petition before the 10th dag CT No
velnber a. 1867. said Judgment will be taken as
asked. EDWARD Ii. Ell CH,
Ashtabua Sept. IS 1861. GtJ23 ATTORNEY for Pl1fs.
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CONSUMPTION CoNTAGIoUs.--A ques-
tion of great interest to medical men,
was lately diseased in the Internation-
al Medical Congress, in Paris. 1t was
the question of tubercle, its contagious
ness prophylatic. The discussion turned
mainly on these two points: Is tubercu-
lar consumption contagious, and may it
not be prevented by incubation? The
profession, tired of being baffied by a
disease so slow iu its progress and yet SO
certainly fatal, have been experimenting
Of late years all over Europe, and that
enough new facts have been arrived at
to warrent a certain number of the ex-
perimenters to declare that tubercular
phthisis is SO contagious, and that a
healthy and an infected person ought
not to sleep in the same bed. Expert
ments have been made upon rabbits and
other animals, by inoculating under the
skin the matter from tubercles, and these
inoculated animals die comsumptiye in
three months time The discussions of
the Congress established 10 new doctrine
in positive way, but they brought out
many valuable facts which will put the
profession step in advance in the right
direction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-21

The Washingten LnteOigencer, Presi-
Dental organ says that ~the President
has in his possession number of letters
of a confidential nature from conserva-
tive members of Congress in which the
writers agree to vote against impeaeh-
ment in return for the nominations of
their friends to Federal offices, which it
is understood that he will print as soon
the impeachment movement is Inaugural
ted in November This announcement
will be the occasion of great uneasiness
on the part of conservative Republicans. !"
We trust if the President has any such
documents in his hands he will not wait
until November before laying them be-
fore the people. We suppose, according
to the i'm piled threat of the Late5ligenceT,
that the President, if his claims are true
will make public only the letters which
will tell against his enemies, and conceal
those of the renegades who stick to him.
We disbelieve the whole story, but if
true, the country calls upon the Presi-
dent to show his hand.
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Il
L ACT. The undersigned having pur-
chased of P. j. RICE his entire
Stock Of Stoves,
win convince any reasonable
man
that he is selling them at less prices than they can be
had at any other establishment to be
found
in the State of Ohio These Stoves have heretofore re-
tailed at from S18 to $26 and offered at the
2lIliPCIeriDg
rates of from S13 TO $S They are of five patterns and
the very best Cooking Stoves to be found
i7L
the county made by first class workmen and msnufac-
tured Of heavy plate, from
the
very best ofron to be found the market Call and
them little north of the
PGTk,
at the Phoenix Foundry Main Street in the village
OF Asntabula,
at
the prices named No can have an excuse for using
Old broken stove, well calculated spoil the tenn
per of good wife.
AshtG6uE0. September 10, 1861
ALEX COLE
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GATHERING PLUcK.-The Northern
wing of the rebel army, which did not
surrender to General Grant at the down
fall of Richmod, because, while greatly
assisting in the campaigne against the
Republic, in never venturing upon the ex-
pertinent of manly warfare, has formally
taken the field, and from Maine to Cali
fornia has commenced offensive opera
tions. The southern forces under Lee
and Beauregard, beaten and broken in
fair and open conflict, are everywhere ac-
cepting their fate, and some of their dis
tinguished leaders freely admit that the
failure of the rebellion was the most for
tunate thing that could have happened
to tie Southern people.
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omit no proper means TO obtain full vote=-so
that when the result of this election comes be-
fore the country, it shall be such as will renew
our claim to a position in the advance of the
march of true progress
W G. HowErIs,
C. S. SIMoNDs,
S. 4. NoRTuAwAY,
JAMES REED,
S. HAYWARD,
Union Central Committee.
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/ ONTOONS.-The Commissioners of
Ashtabula County will receive Proposals at Ashtabua
Harb0r on the 4th day of October 1861 for building four
--PontOons. Plans and Specifications can be seen at
the office ofJ d. Hubert.
W Fl. CROWELL
1924 Auditor and Comur's Clerk
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
. .SHTAB L A
REPUBLICAN, TICKET,

Saturday Morning, Seps, 81, 1867.
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w ANTED-A Situation for Bow
in his sixth year For information inquire at the De-
pot, of JOHN CARTNER.
Ashtabula September -, 1851 2tS924
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Nineteen Reasons why every Republican
voter of Ashtabula County should vote up
on the Constitutional Amendment "Yes.''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-21

T Ashtabula County, should Be addressed TO
April g. 1866. "'N''"' s51 sly
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STRAY SHEEP. Came into the in
closure Of the subscriber the 2ad day of Ar,+ It
Nine Coarse Wool Sheep. mostly Ewes for whe affer
dilli@eut search has been found Iftbis should
the owners knowledge he is requested TO drove
property pay reasonable charges and take them ayysv
l.. P. HANNA
Plymouth, Sept. 10, 1861. Sts95i
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

the spnual meeting Of the .toethriders Of TIE
Iatgs' hlerAndris and Manassas Railroad Com.
bany, Inc Common uncil n cepteI Mr. u L.
cmoots proposition for cJdifyipg the laws Of the
Oorporanon. 1hs MAYOR, with the presidents OF the
we Boards, were appointed to attend the meeting
Of the Direetory Of the Aisxandrla, Loudoua and
hampshife railroad, on the 2lst, when the subject
OF the consrr ct on Of the late al brsnobes will bs
considered. Tho superiutsndsnt Of Police was In
struoted TO have 81. Assph street, bety cen oueeu
and Princess streets, repaired. The bill 10 estab.
lish an yster Inspection referred by the Alder
men 10 . special committee. The superintendent Of
city examined, and report their opdition. An sp-
psny was made.
0PoRr OF FALExASDRfA.--sailed-st Coiuubl
Harper, Baltimore, by B. wheat; steamer Kebbebeo,
Talbot Baltimore BY J. Broders 4 Co steamer Val.
ley City, Tomlln, New York, BY N Rldridge Co
schooner Isabel Alberto Tucker, New York, grain By
N. diidge 4 Co.
GRATiTrDE OF Prize. FIeHrBRs.-o Of the parties
captured at the prize fight yesterday, in order to
manifest his heartfelt gratitude to Sheriff steuart for
releasing him, stols that gentleman's hat from q
t.bls on which 1t had bstn placed as he passed out
sr JoHS's CHAPEL FAIR Tho ladiea' fair for the
benefit OF St. Johns chapel-the new Episcopal
church In process Of erection at Padse's tell. gale
In West Eud-now being held In the new building,
was we'll attended last evening.
THE REoHABIrEs' FAIR.-The fair now being held
In the Assembly Rooms by the lady friends Of the
Virgins Tent Of Rechabtes proved q great a,trac-
tion last night and was the scene cf several pleasant
hours.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

EUpuRS DRArH-Nr Juaeph F,nrd. residing OF
Alfred street, near Queen diod suddsply yesterday
morning. member Of his fAnily lefI him In hI,
apparently quite strong, and after an abso1cl
ot Ave minutes returned n ned him dead EUme
weeks ttnce, whilst Mr.. Y wys breakfastHg, Sppa.
ranty In perfect health, he suddenly found hi nselt
unable to swallow u mnr.tl Ea remained IN ihi,
condition for come tea day. his life being sustained
by nour!shment given htm by means Of the stomach
pump. Wi htu ths pitt two weeks, however, his
powers Of swallowing have reIurned, and hc was
suppO cd TO be rapidly taialng pOrfec health when
he met t6ah In thu nuputC described above. Ha
was mOst re- peuted cl'I'n, "a prominent Odd Eel
low, FrcemRsnu and Red Man Hts funeral to-day
wilt bO attended by those organizations
Tho GdErtig says;
Hon NJ Boris -" lr f.luWjag inrden' IA de.
scrbed rs having Ntey o'uIrUl on one Of the ferry
bolts that ply between Ih's city and Washington the
actors being Hon. C.. Al Conrad, OF Louisiana, for
merly a mslbaT Of the United States Senate, at one
time Uuitod States Secret ry UfWur, and during the
existence of the Confederate siNtcs member OF the
Confederate Congress. aud Hon. J. NJ Bolts. Mr.
Conrad was sitting taikIug to tho stewardess, who
was OF CO IL servant Ia hts family when he was Ap
preached and addressed by Mr Bolts, but respond
Ing to the salutatiOn by NH unrecOG GulTng stare Mr.
Bolts said, "dun'G YOU know John N, Bolts fn
"N0;" replied MI CouT'd, "G0rdo want to- Not
howe yer, because VI Huy tGlng he did during tht
war bat for his conduct slncO the war, ~ Mr. Bott,
iateiy tuTnod aud walked away, remarking
soto rocS, " was a id fool for speaking to him
first.
CRY CuUN, H. Il reguR stated meetipg Of the
City Council was held on Tuesday night, at which a
considerable amount Of business was transacted
Msssrs. Brewiu, Fleming, Brown, and Summers were
appointed to repressnt the interests Ct the city al
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
Georgetown and Alexandria,

To OUR SuBsoRBERs IN GEoRGErowS.-
Mr. J. Z. s. THoRS is no longer agent for tn,
REPUBLICAN in Georgetown. and the collection,
hereafter will bo made by the regular collectors
Of tho Office, who will produce their authority,
signed by tho proprietor.
Orders for the paper may bo left at the ofBco Of
J.J, BoGUE, Real Estate Agent, High street,
one door below Bridge street
Mr. THOMAS GALLAGHER, No. lI5 st. Asaph street,
between Gbbon and Franklin ia our authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In the city Of Llexau-
drs, and will receive subscriptions and advertise
ments, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

The CENTRE OF ATTRACTION Since the ar
rival Of Prof. Spencer, on Tuesday Of last week
the cUllege halls over the National Bank Of the
Republic, southwest corner Of Seventh and L
citizens fathers and sons, mothers and dsugh
tors, teachers and pupils-all eager to learn the
graceful curves Of the beautiful Spencsrian
Many who have mover before received systematic
instruction in penmanship, are rapidly acquiring
control Of the pen, and are learning to form and
combine letters correctly and easily. Tho Con
solidated Business College Is exerting o wide and
highly favorable influence upon the business in,
tsTests Of our city. The proprietor, Prof Copp,
has reason to feel gratifed at tho success of hli
efforts in establishing q frst.olass commercial
college In our national capital
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

CENSUS IN THE FoURTH WARD.-The census
In the Fourth ward has been returned as com.
plete, and the returns show IA, III white per.
sons and 4,3l7 coiored. Total IS, ,4sS.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

No QUonUM.-The Builders Association did
not hold their meeting last night for want Of q
quorum.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

BASE BALL.-The Olympic club will play th,
Athletics to-day upon the grounds Of the Ma
tional.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

members at the evening session. Rev. DR.. viii.
liams delivered most eloquent sermon. Want
Of space precludes rs from publishing 1t. The
Association will meet again this morning at 10
n'clook
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

DIVIDEND. The board of trustees Of Odd
Fellows Hall, on Seventh street, have declared
a dividend of 6ltssn per cent, for the last year.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

Yesterday We learned that JamOs
N, Callan, esq, long a successful druggist In
this city, has gone into business in New York
and Boston, with Robert Farley, jr,, Co., who
deal exclusively in perfumes and blackipg,
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

RECEIVING CENSUS Returns DR.. Hough,
Of tho Bureau of Education, was yesterday sta
toned at headquarters, receiving the census re-
turns as brought in by the policemen. There
are about thirty five sub districts in, with about
one hundred or moro yet to be returned. As
We have stated before, considerable difficulty
was experienced by the officers in many cases
In obtaining accurate accounts; but the number
Of Inhabitants amongst US will be nearly reached
It will be week or two before the result will be
made known.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MessrS. Coldwell 4
Co., auctionsers, sold small house and lot on
Third street, between Virginia avenue and D
street, Island, on Tuesday afternoon, for 1926.
Michael Leaby, purchaser.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

Doc LAw.-John Reese was arrested by OH
Ger Fuss of the Seventh precinct, for violation
of the dog law-owning the canine without IL
canoe. Justice Walter fined Mr. Reese 10.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES! CAR
" RIAGEs !-Ol hand a large assort- IQaa
meat OF Grst.elass CARRIAGES Of my 'as-jS=zS
own make, at reduced prices. All work sold war.
rantad to be as represented. Repairing promptly at
tended to. A large lot OF second hand CAfFiagea
cheap. ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
Reposito y, S74 D street, between sth and 9th.
no7.lm Shop, ATT sth street, near D,
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

WAsHlHGToN Co-oPERATIvE AssoCIATION.-
The Washington Cooperative Association hold
n meeting last evening at Temperance Hall
So. 900 was paid in as dues by members, Two
shares of 81, 900 each sold for $l.l3 premium,
and one share of 81, 900 at 81 10.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

GOVERNMENT SALE,-On Tuesday afternoon a
Government sale of |, 900 tons of iron took place
at the Lincoln depot the prices obtained being
very fair From $55 to 500 per ton was tho av'
erage, the purchasers being mostly Philadelphia
manufacturers
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

SEVERELY IsJURED.-Yesterday q German
named Frederick Clutzs, while working in an
iron ore bank, near Mainkirk Furnace, about
fourteen miles on the Baltimore railroad, was
caught under portion of the bank which gave
way, and was very badly injured about the body,
legs and head. Ho was brought in on the lO;2O
train this morning, and Officer Drane assisted in
having him removed to Providence Hospital.
II Is thought that he will survive although it Ii
not likely that he will ever be able to work
again. lie was formerly in the army about 81
years Of age has no family or friends in this
part Of tho country, and had bOsn at work In
tho bank only one day.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14
10 AL AND Cd.

T UMBER, LIME AND CEMENT
100, 900 best quality Of White Pine Steam Kiln
Dried Lumber.
800, 900 Bangor Laths.
20o, 900 feet OF White Pine and Spruce seantIing.
Also, Fence Pcksts, Hemlock, Boards. Rails Joist
&c &c last received and for sale at our wharf foot
Of Seventh street SIP. BROWN 4 SON
de2 4S5 Ninth street, bet. & andR
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

ABOUT THE PRIZE FIGHT.-Bernard Donnelly
got into an alteration with Mike Carr, ALA.
English, in front Of Walls Opera House OF
Tuesday evening, upon matters connected will
the recent faSeo at Fort Albany. Donnelly drew
pistol, threatening to shoot Carr, but was ar
I ssted and had hearing before Justice ohapiI
at the Sixth precinct station, who committed
hi q, In default of 81, 900 bail to answer a
cou 1t. Carr, for being disordsrly, was fined 81
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

SENT Mourn George Curly, Thomas Martin
and Bob Carlton, alias Cassidy, pickpockets
were arrested yesterday by Detectives Kelly and
Blgley, on Pennsylvania avenue, and taken to
headquarters. On promise of leaving the city
for New York in the 1915 train they were al
lowed to go, the officers taking care that they
left the city according to promise.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

GRAND BALL The eighth annual ball of tho
Washington Circle T. b, will take place at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening next. Those
who have attended the balls given by this circle
heretofore will not fail to attend, and to those
who have not, we can merely say that they will
miss rare chance for amusement II they do not
attend.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

DI, sonDERLY,-Some half dozen cases of pro
family and dlsorderly conduct were disposed o.
by Juh tioe Walter at the Seventh precinct sta
tion.
Ellzat eth Sour was arrested by Officer Hill, o
the Fifth precinct, for drunkenness, and fined b,
Justice larper 50.
E Charles Kenny, giving his occupation as 70
porter, hr'd hearing before Justice Chaplin a
the Sixth precinct station, charged with drunk
enness and was fined 50.
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

LARCENY Henry Black oOlored was arrested
by Officer Scott, of the Seventh precinct, for
stealing handkerchiefs from the store Of Louis
Ncurath, Black had hearing before Justice
Walter, who sent him to jail to answer at court,
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Green 4 viii
liams, auctioneers, on Tuesday sold lots Nos. II
IS, 10, 20, aud 81, in subdivision of square No
4l2, to W Y. Fendall, for 81, 500 the prOpert,
being located on the corner of Eighth and
streets, Island,
The national Republican., 1867-11-14

ELEGANT PERrUMERY.-We find on our table
delightful perfume-Jaques' Extract Of the
Pond dLilies-manufactured in Boston, and fol
sale by all druggists. Ono bottle lasts long
time, and holds its strength admirably until it ii
all used.
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A. K. Mathes vs.. Pat. w. Holloran.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court in the above cause, l will
sell at the Court House in Nashville, at II
o'clock M., on
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geld EXCITEMENT IN RENTTCFyy
a RICH DISCOVERY

The Evansville C5wic publishes the fol-
lowing letter dated at Marion, Ky, Feb
marY 9th
DEAR SIR: There has been a gold mine
discovered in Cutieuden county, one and a
half miles from Marion, the county seat.
which has created quite an excitement.
Some specimens OF the ore have been tested
with acids, which haduo effect ON them.
The gold was found on Mr. John VIII
horns farm. There are sax hands Al work
at this lime. They have put up notices
iorhldding any one working on The land.
hey have laid of lots twenty feet square,
Cor which they ask 10000.
While digging for gold the hands dis
covered a hammer a saw and a shovel.
very rusty, giving evidence Of having been
there for centuries One Of the men now
al work has spent three years in California
aud he says that the prospects here are as
good a. he ever saw in THAI country.
Al.
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