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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-04-13
FILING PETITION.

M. Thompson, of Erie, the State
Of Pennsylvania, win take notice. that William Sanborn
OF the County of Ashtabula in the State of Ohio did
the 13th day March, A D. 1867 File his Petition IN the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Ashfabula in said state of Ohio, against v NJ Thomp
ton defendant setting forth that there was due said VIII
nam Sanborn from the said NJ Thompson as inderser
on Two Promisory notes. the of Five Thousand Dol
lars with interest Two Thousand Dollars thereof from
January g. 1867, and Three Thousand Dollars thereof
from March g. 1857 for which the said William Sanborn
asks Judgment against the said V. M. Thompson, which
said promisory notes were made by James Kennedy &
of which is dasd Erie, Pa December 5th 1865 for
Two Thousand Dollars payable in 30 days from date
the ID National Bank Erie Pa and the other dated Erie
Pa January 5h 1865 for Three Thousand Dollars paya
BILE in 60 days from date at the Ocean National Bank New
York. and both Endorsed by you, that said 18th day
of March, 1867, the said William Sanborn caused
order of attachment to be issued in said action that
in pursuance of the commands of said order of attach
ment the Sheriff of said County attached the property
of said " NJ Thompson the following described lands
and tenements witt situate in the township of Dorset
Ashtabula County, and State of Ohio and known parts
of lots numbers fortyone, ) ortynine, 40 and fifty,
@ in said township of Dorset and bounded and descrb
ed as follows, to wit the North fby lands of j. H
the Plank Road and the original lot lines of said lot
foryone, East by the lot lines of said lot number Al,
Collins and the East and West Centre Road in said town
ship of Dorset and West by lot lines of lot and 90 and
by lands of J. Hill, and containing 236 acres of land
more or less, valued at $780, and that You requ ed
to answer said petition before the 23d day of May
A. d. 1861. SHERMAN & FITCH.
Ashtabula March 49, 1867 $500
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| LEGAL NOTTCE.-Walker Richmonc


of Sullivan. Sullivan County, Indiana Henry Richmond
Of Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Alfred NJ Cleveland
of the State of Pennsylvania, and Julia Me Intyre will
Take Notice:
That Petition Filed against them on the 9TH day
of March, A. d, 1861 in the Court of Common Pleas
within for the County of Ashtabua, and State of Ohio
by Agnes Palmer ar Fl. w. Palmer, and is pending
wherein the said Petitioners demand partition of the
following Real Estate, wit-suate in the County OF
Ashtabua and State of Ohio in Township of Plymouth,
being in lot Number a. in said township and Bounded
and described follows: beginning at point in the
East line of lot No4 in the of the road which
point 13 chains and 43 links from the Southeast
of the lot and which is also the Southeast of
Walker Rchmonds land, and runs thence South 50 de-
grees and 81 minutes West along Walker RchmOnds
South line 50 chains and IS links to stake in the West
line of the lot the Sou Invest of said Walker
Richond's land thence South II minutes East along
the West line of the lot I3 chains and 80 links to the
South of the lot to stake thence East along
the South line of the lot so chains and 10 links to the
Southeast of the lot to the centre of the road
thence North ~ minute West along the East line of the
lot and along the centre of the road 3 chains and B links
the place of beginning, containing and 3010O
of and-and that the next term of said Court the sai
Agnes Palmer and II. w. Palmer will apply for order
that partition may be made of said premises that If
partition cannot be made without manifest injury that
proceedings may be had in the premises
horized by law. s.tfs 'sfs AGNES PALMER, and
H. w. PALMER,
BY WADE & WATKINS,
March Z, 1867 sl.. 6t6V their Attorneys.
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OLD EYES MADE
NEW

easily, acithout doctor on
pstdiciaes. zv
Sent postpaid on re.
ceipt of 10 CENTS
DIR. E. b, F00TE,
1130 Broadway n. Y.
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CAD ACCIDENT. F. CLIFFORD
- q CO., would respectfully request all who know
themselves indebted to them to ca and pay up as they
are very much In need of the money and must have II
a "0r0 70 the WISE Is '1H' J. p. CLIFFORD & go.
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EiZia1a Petifioa1.

\ II Il
AORENZo TYLER aud Lewis P. Collins, late part
ners under the name and firm of Tyler Collins, an6
Peter +. Good: ~ -Ei4s sf a-4s..a -
You will take notice, thata Petition was Filed agains
them on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1861 in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the County of Asabu
now pending, wherein said Frederick A. Carpenter de
mands partition OF the following Real Estate subject tC
mortgage the undivided onefth of same in favor
Peter Good which there is due owing about $3.50
to wtsituate in the Village of Ashtabula
the townshsp of Ashtabua I'M the County Of Ashtabua
State of Ohio, being also in Township No II and 13 il
the third range townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, and bounded and described as foows-beine
parts of original lot No. two, in said township No. II
and bounded west by the Roundhead Road, North by
South by the Estate of Benjamin Lockwood, deceased
and is known the Township Fair Grounds in said Vii
age of Ashtabula containing four and oneourth
of land be the same more or less.
Also other piece of land situate in said village
township county and state being also in said township
No r. and being also part of said original lot No two
and bounded and described follows-South by Pros
pect street. West by lands owned by Cyrus Avery North
by lands owned by Julia Netteton and East by lands
Ellis, containing one and one-fourthl acres of lane
more or less. 4.
Also other piece of land situate in said village
township county and slate. being in township Number
thirteen beinga part of original lot No. and bounded
and described foows-South by Griswold street
West BY Nathan Strong estate and Benjamin F. Wade
North by Benjamin F. Wade, and East ty west street
and lands of Henry E. Parsons containing about nine
teen9acres or less, exclusive of the lands of the
G. and A. r. r. Company, whose track passes through
part of same and that at the next term said Court
the said Frederick A. Carpenter will apply for order
that partition be made ofsaid premises according tC
the prayer of said petition.
Dated this 18th day of March, A. D. 1861
$3.50 FREDERICK A. CARPENTER,
55-sysf7.sftI =. By j. r. CooK his Attorney.
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Bounty and Pension Laws Passed! !!

Good News for Soldiers, their Widows and Heirsll
A LII SOLDIERS WHO ENLISTED
IA in the u s. AIRY after April 1st 1861 for three
years. and who have received but $1oe bounty are ent
tied to 800 more
The widows or heirs snch soldiers wke died In ser
vice are also entitled to the 500 increased bounty.
All soldiers who enlisted after the 10th Of April, 1861
for period Of net less than two years, who have
ceived but $50 bounty entitled to $50 in addition.
The widows and heirs of such soldiers have died in
service, are entitled to the same bounty.
The pensions Of widows have been increased so IS to
add 81 month for each child under l6 years old
Send your discharges and apply In person or by letter
to the undersigned, at Ashtabua or Geneva who will
collect all soldiers claims promptly Fees reasonable
No charge for fees, until money is received.
THEODORE HALL
ss7 Ashfabula. Ohio.
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SLuAH'S CONDITION POWDER

Eas the largest sale of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
k this country. Il 10 conpnsed Of herbs and roots and
Or mldne-s. safety certainty aud thpronghness stands
rse-eminsnty at the head Of the list Of Horse and
Cattle Medicines.
IL carries oh all gross humors, prevents horses from
becoming sn az laundering puriies tie blood loosem
tie skin and gives IT. r,aeth and glossy appearance
cfentses the winter nid strengthens every part Of the
body. IL ir s3so asfe and certain remedy for coughs
aud colds, Which gehrrnse many fatal diseases.
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TNNAIdD PENSIONERS IL AYINGr

hitherto received but eight dollars per month and
who have lost hand foot are permanently ana
totay disabled in the same otherwise disabled as
TO render their inability to perform manual labor equ1S
aent to the loss of hand or foot can now upon proper
application obtain increase Of pension TO at least MI
teen dollars per month
Those who may be entitled above, and who wisn 20
please forward TO nv address, their old certificates and
advise when and whers they enlisted when ana
where discharged, the nature OF their "nen
and where disease contracted wound received Tor
which pension is claimed, and when application was
made for pension orignaly State all these facts as ful
y and explicitly as possible On receipt ofthe foregoing
will prepare the necessary papers and send you with
full instructions how to execute No success, no ees
Cut this out for reference. Address 4.
d. w. GAGE.
War Claim and Pension Agent,
OAacc No. u Cases Block, near p. Q.
a6a Cleveland. Ohio
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JAMES r. JENNINGS. Agent.
statement Of the co,aditio,s

M + n n n m ~ mn
COtCtOfSoeft6 VI sGV6 aCOftXtttOyC
OF THE
lTERNATIONAI INSURANCE
COMPANY of NEW YORK = 4.
ON tbo al - da 81 T,acc.,,M ~ 1eie aaS Z AK. as;.
on ob se sate sss gay Si made 70 9s Auditor
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rne amount OF It's Car ital Stock all paid up is 0O
eOO w - ~ -'"-- = - tA'tt - =.
ASSETS. = III " e--sts4J
Cash on hand and in The hands If tos,fs ssss5.E
O3s ON ond an6 nt6sra an y 'ne nais oi ss 40
The bonds and sto owned W hv tfe e;on,- si'0 40
pany es. - .71a 81
Loans on f..!... ..:..ti.s, 65 45O Ol
Debts for Premiums all other securities a0617 Is
isAes 2 II - ----. --A----1 -.
Total assets of the Company - $f.444936 II
Es.q II f---.,se',,sl
LIABILITIES. ,ss,e
Losses adiusted. and due- -fsss4 sta 900 m
Losses ad;psteJ ond nnt d,. itt Seo1SS os
Losses. md nd toSes in s,sns. %
waiting for further nraof susp'.'s' ios aga "a
'O s' .-l9ssfiR.H R.Hio- - .3 : y, -O0,-1o -
Total Iiabi,itiess ,isrs II f,sfly : s1s4l1-o a.
'A' =. = siot'i'' 90
The greatest amount, insured in any risk in apv
one city town village or blockNo rule governed by
circumstances. fr.F.frfI
Inc amount of its capital earnings deposited in
any other State security for losses therein-NOne
T1,,,, !. 49, -, ,s.' i .tsss.ss-y,.g
-sIAIE OF NEW YORK, % q n
county OF new YORK. y - @ - /
v-tf : JANUARY 26th 1867.
CHARLES TAYLOR President; and c. c. HINES Sec'y OF
tne lntefhatona INSURANCE. Company, being severaly
sworn depose andsay, that the foregoing is f true
andcorreet statement of the affairs of the said Compa
ny. CHARLES TAYLOR, President,
Sworn to and subscribed the date last above written
before me. -....J-1 a 10y
lsEALl CHARLES BE NEITLEToN,,
lsTAMPJ commissioner for Ohio
Columbus, Ohio. Feb. a5. 1861
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-. - FILING PETITION.

III T1ltISlUDG y. SHAW, OF ptOcKtOn, O1lat-
- tauqua County, and state of New York; will take
notce that Florla Shaw did ON the Goth day OF Mar
he her petition the Office of the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the County Of Ashtabu
L. state OF Ohio, Charging the said Darius shaw with
gross neglect of duty cruelty and other things and
asking that she be divorced from the said Darls D.
shaw which petition win be for hearing at the nextteTm
Dated this 1st day of April a. p, 1851. 80.
z.-;slls.s - FL0RILLA S. SHAW.
Per. C. K. Goddard Attorney. - 9O1-w6
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1t is scientifically prepared, and is indorsed BY the
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Dr. Clark having had over twenty years experience in
the treatment of Chronic Diseases of every character Rs
PEcIALLY of the nRoAT and LUNGS, win give perfect
orother Deeterious Drugs are used. Botanical Rene
dies only will Cure all diseases
Prices of Medicine for One Month from 90 to S. The
Doctor be consulted the last two weeks Of every
month, at his Office, No. 1A Ontario Street. Cleve-
land. Ohio
For Microscopic Analytic Examination of the blood
or Urine an additional fee viii be charged Ocular ex-
animation free.
Preserve this for Reference.
c7eveland, JAM, 6ls7. S. G. CLARK, MD.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
M w. SMITH, MANUFACTURED
w and Dealer in Leather and Findings Mail
street, (oppeste Phenix Foundry Ashtabula, Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTS AND CALFSKINS
Just received and now for sale good an assorted
stock of f7t f4s5 - ,ft 5-is'1stff n
LEATHER AND FINDINGS -&-st4
be found in any Western Market and which will
object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
in the vicinity favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that can sell them everything needed in theii
business cheap be found in Cleveland even
the Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses and loss of time. =. -;@,ffr?5-,sF
All cordially invited TO call and examine nv stOeh
before purchasing esewhere Confident that make
it for your interest to buy in this market shall take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock Below, give partial list .o
Spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness either
spanish and slaughter kip; French calf and kip oak and
hemlock calf and kip collar leather and horse hides
mems and womens morocco; band and laciug leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets. - s,
FINDINGS. f--t g
Lasts pegs thread, webb Paekards Ink iron and zinc
nails round head tacks, brises avis hammers pincers
and stones rasps knives floats size sticks and straps
cot trees. shoe punches lasting irons eyeles eye
let IS stchwheels stitch-markers heel shaves, edge
plan sipaws welt Knives elastic, heel ball. stitch
ing d. lasting ac heel and plates boot backing
ooot brush harness oils; and all kinds of finishing
irons, etc. etc. a. w. w. SMITH,
Ashtabula. Dec. 1865 90. - = $50
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Legal, PROBATE .MATIERs, l&e.

- y 1aAfs-I FrAHHNG REEHHfON.s 2" s7tA
nTHR STATE OF OHIO. zrs.aIr the Court of Com.
=. AsITAauLA CouNrr.s g mon Pleas
ia1 vs. Petition for Divorce sros s'is
GEORGE DYER. -- 5-z-
q The said defendant GEoRaB DYER will take notice
that the seth day VI March, d. 1861, the aplaDf
He'd with the Clerk of said Court her petition
the SAID GEORGE DYER with wiul absence from her
habtual drunkennees for more than three years, AND
asking that she msy be divorced fom the eaid GEORGE
term of said Court A D. 1877 lia77 hk - = 80
. ssst 9o1 LEE 4 KEILOGG Attorney for. Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice. fsss
H ARRISON /, Strickland, of Green
Vile, Pennsylvania, is notified that Ellen A. Strick-
land did, the Sth day Of March, A. D. 1867 file her pc
tion in the Office OF the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Ashtabula and state
of Ohio charging the said Harrison L. Strickland with
adultery with certain whose is unknown,
and asking that she may be divorced from the said Har
rison L. Strickland which petition will be for hearing
at the next term of said Court
ELLEN STRICKLAND.
BY Northway l. Ensign her Att'ys,
jefferson, March s, 1867 S99-ys6
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-09-19
Cheering Prosnects

From almost every quarter
we have cheering news that
the Republicans are thoroughly
aroused throughout the State,
and that the people are awake
to the political issues of the
day. Our meetings are well
attended and full of enthusi,
asm. The prospects Of the
great Union party grow bright.
or ever day, and the people
continue TO stand up for JUS
tice and right. Let the Repub.
licans Of little Vinton stand
firm, ever keeping in remem-
brance the great principles
for which SO many lives were
lost during our struggle for
liberty and the success Of our
National arms, Reserve your
fire, boys, until the Sth of Octo-
ber, and then give these same
Rebels, Amendment and 10y
alty.balls, hot and heavy, all
along the line.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-09-19

. The following is from the
Philadelphia Press. and shows
the light in which the present
Ohio canvass is viewed by peo.
pie Of other States:
"Ohio, a sound Republican
State, prove the vitality of her
Union principles in her nomi-
nations. One distinctive lea,
ture in them challenges our
respect and admiration. They
are nominating soldiers all
over the State. We can hardly
pick up an Ohio exchange
which does not record the Sc.
lection by some county CON
vention, of a veteran to bear
its banner and head its col
umns. In that State, service
in the field has meant some.
thing. The Buckeyes are nol
forgetting theirrepresentatives
at Atlanta and Richmond, and
this fact will tell on the eighth
of October"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-09-19
NOTICE.

Ann McGinnis, widow, James r. Me-
tiinniS, Daniel D. McGinnis, Priscilla II.
Frick, wife Of Jacob @. Frick, In her
right, Theodore +. McGin' is, John p,
Ne(iinnis, Charles McGinnis. Mary No
iinnls, and Fanny McGinnis. heirs at lsw
1T Enoch W. McGinnis late of Pottsyille,
Stnte OF Pennsylvania, Allen Mitchell, Js.
cob llGu;zirgur and George II. Lewis. OF
the State Of Pennsylvania, and Henry +,
Wnlljng Of the city and Stats of New York
will take notice that David c. Skinner, Of
he count of Washington, and State or
Ohio. has commented I'm action In the
Court Of Common Pleas of Vinton county.
o.. igainst the said deiends snts, Ann Nc
Ginm's and Others above named, setting
orlh that on the
9th DAY OF DECEMBER A. D. 1864,
that he said Plaintiff s. inner, and the
said defendants. WGlling and McGinnis.
entered into writ en- contract under seri
tFr the sal and purchase of certain real
estate III the county of Vinton, and State
OF ONO, de- cribtd as follows, to- wit: Sec.
ton two (2), township No. eleven (ll),
range No. sixteen (l6), containing six
hundfed and forty acres be the same more
or less and that part Of tho purchase
money has heen paid. and there IL now due
from the snid heirs of Z. W. McGinnis and
Walling, defendants, about tho sum Of
fourteen thousand dollars. The plaintiff
tenders de'd for premises above de-
9cribed upon payment OF balance Of pur-
chase money aud taxes paid by the plain
in, and, on default Of pigment, lie asks
'or an order of sale Of said premises 10
my costs. debts and taxes; and the said
defendants arc notified that they are re-.
qnircd to appear and answer said petition
nn or bafore the third Satur lay after the
the third day Of October, A. D., 1881.
August &c, 1867.
BY KNOWLES & LOOMS,
aug29 6w Att,ys for Plaint;fr
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-09-19
LEGAL NOTICE,

TOSEfiI W. RANNELLs, Charlo,t.
81 Rannrils, formerly Charlotte Jones,
II C. Jono s.. Cidna Joles, David War.sn
Jones, all o.f the county OF VintOn, State
of hio, and James X. Jones, of the
county of Wo.rth, in the State of.siissouri,
aud Mordecai u. Jones, Of the county OF
Davis, in the StIte OF Missouri, will lake
n 'lice that +, pc ion was flad sgainss
them on the 18th d ay of September, AID.
1857. IN the Court Common Pleas with.
in aid for the UNITY Of Vinton. State OF
Ohio. by Jeh i A. FELTON, and Eliza A.
FELTON,, his vile. formerly Ella A. Jones.
anil which sud peli u is now pending,
wherein said petitioners d. mand partition
Of the FOL Lowing real estate tC-ait: Tn.loss
Nos lee l3o,, lSl, 1872, lS.9 and l3i, IN
he village of Macarthur, Vim ton county,
ohio, also out.lnu No. so, 80, SO and 81,
in said village Of Macarthur, and part OF
southwest quarter aud part of northeast n
quarter Of section No. 90, township No.
II, range No. II, Vinton coznty. Ohio,
81 acres, and a. tho next te.ri
OF said Court the said Jehsil A. FELTON,
and Eliza a. FELTON,, formerly Eliza A.
Jones, will apply for an order that part.
tion may be made Of said prsmises.
Dated this 18th day Ofsiptombor, A.D-
1907. 6V
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-09-19
Their Accord,

Union men Of Yinton, keep
the record Of the Rebel De-
mocracy before you. Remem-
ber the brutal butcheries of
Fort Pillow, Memphis and
New Orleans. Don't forget,
Union men that the leading
Rebel papers in Ohio say that
our soldiers who were starved
TO death in the Rebel slaugh-
ter-pens Of Andersonville,
Belle Isle, and Libby prison,
and who were shot on the ia
tat dead line, "got their de-
serts !" Keep these things In
remembrance, Union men,
when you are asked to vote
the CopperLead ticket. Re-
member that the hearts Of the
widows and orphans Of this
land cry out against giving
traitors power in our State,
and that they are watching
with anxiety the result Of this
campaign, Remember that
these cowardIy Rebels, the
Ander sonyille murderers, the
fathers of the Libby verulin
gen, when our soldiers fell to
ahe earth from starvation, and
the "worms crawled in and the
worms crawled out" eating
out Of the body the last vital
spark OF lie, tearing asunder
The >. heart'strings Of father,
mother, sister and brother with
grief, that they are praying for
Me success Of the Rebel Demo-
qsatie party. Be faithful,
Union men; be yigilant. Let
not the howlings of a party
with such a damnable record
deter you from doing your du.
ty, and the loyal people of the
land will ever bless you for
your efforts in the cause Of
freedom, just % aud right
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-09-19
-ALBET PIKE, who was sucl

-ALBET PIKE, who was such
a bitter enemy of the United
States Government that he
commanded a brigade Of In
dians in the Rebel army. has
become disgusted with the
abuse of the gallant Phil
SHERIDAN, by the Copperhead
papers of the North. Here is
what he says:
GAS he could have had no
influential friends to help him
rise in the service, ii is TO he
supposed that he rose by merit
to the rank of Major General.
1t is not for those against whom
he fought to depreciate his ser
vices. Le;, us leave that for
the carrion crows Of faction in
the North to do by and by,
when he stand in the way of
their profit or prelerment."
1t is high time for some of
these Copperheads ofthe North
to stop splitting out their ven.
ON end Missing at everything in
the shape Of loyalty.