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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN,
BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
Morton's Gold Pens,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

Foz. safe at No. 25 .Naide'-
Lane, .New 1oaX., aa1d 1Y eyezy
duly appointed Agerst at tie same
prices.
.No110e MAKES no Pens stamped
witl1 tie Name o5. 2aade-maak OF
any 0tHerj therefore, ao1ere an
wfll be best smifed, and at the
same prices, by eating on tie
.dgent; in al okhea. places those
NiShimg tie ,7f071Oa, Pen, mast
send 10 He0dqwaa3e2S, nhere thetr
orders 10iU reccipe prompt Gtten-
tiOaa, If accompanied With tie cotSh.
II c0t0I0gue, Wikh Iull deSc17p-
ti0aa Of sizes and prices, SEM on
receipt Of letter postage,
A. MORTON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26

Governor Brownlow modestly aspires
to be United States Senator from Ten
nessee, in place of Patterson, Johnson's
son-in-law, and has written a letter to
the Legislature, asking for it. Hear
him:
81 ask your suffrage now because the
United States Senatorship is the high
est honor which the State can con-
fer upon citizen, and with the belief
that elected to that high position l can
render efficient aid to the able congress
sional delegation elected, in securing the
loyal men of our State that justice which
the general government seems so tardy
in bestowing."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26

we stand firmly by the great and godlike prnci-
Pile of equal and exact justice to all men. But
even defeat on such principle is better than
victory on any other, and final defeat on tins
principle is as impossible as that doa ol
Justice Shall cease to rule the world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
NEW
CrOckery, Glass & China Store!
y UST Opened, an Extensive Stock OF
CHINA, GLASS, and CRoCKERY

of the best wares and of the latest styles
Gold Band and Plain China Tea Sets, China
Dinner Sets, Glass Ware of different varieties
and qualities, Castors, Heavy Plain ard Figur-
ed Crockery Ware, &c.
to which the attention ofe public Is especially invited
Being bought directly cf the importsrs special induce,
menls offered IN regardtto prices, &c.
B. H. MERRIAM.
Ashtabua October 1851 go
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
SOMETHING NEW!
millinery and Fancy Goods! u!
WV

w L the undersigned, have purchased
the store formerly belonging to Miss Wright & Bro
where we have on hand
LARGE AS S O r T N E n T
of all goods in the Millinery line adapted to the
which offer at reasonable rates. Also
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
in connection with business Work of every de-
scrpton done " it'll and despatch. An exami
of stock is solicited, before purchasing else
where.
We also have the agency of Dunn & Co, Dyeng Es-
tablishment. Goods left will be attended TO
with prumptncss Also the agency for the Elm City Cor
SETS the cheapest i'll Don't forget the place.
TWO doors south of Fisk House.
MRS. ID. L. WEBST Err & CO.
n BAH who are indebted to the firm of Miss Wright
Bro can settle their bills here she will remain with
ns durin,, rhe season tfJ3D
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Howe Sewing Machine for Sale.
n First Glass, new, Howe Sewing Ma
chine for Sale on reasonable APPLY at this Office
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
ONE DOLLAR commission will be
allowed TO ANY person sending the names of two new
subscribers with the money for one year. A Cory OF
OBSERVER for year will be sent 10 AM person
sending us FOUR NEW subscribers and FOURTEEN DOL
LARS 4 S55 SEWING MACHINE, either Mheeier q VII
or Grover & Baker will be sent to ANY person SEND
ing us the names of EIGHTEEN SUBSCRIBERS to the
New York OBSERVER,
with the (s63 for one year in ADVANCE We have sen
away as premiums more than SEVEN HUNDRED o.
these machines and they give universal satsiacton
The new subscribers may be from one or from various
places. Send by Check, Draft or Postof1ce order
Sample copies and circulars sent free Terms, S3,oO
wear in advance SIDNEY E. MORSE, JR, Co.
3Vq20 81 Park Row New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
AGENTS WANTED.
NO SOAP, NO WATER! NO SLoP,
GLASS CLEANING POLISH!

i This is a new and most excellent article pa
tented by Mr.. Charles NJ. Brown. 1t will be universal
ly used for it is eecrual than the old system OF
cleaning Windows Mirrors, Gold Silver Plated Ware.
Brass Copper Tin &c.-is easily applied, and saves
time labor and annoyance. Purchasers must be care
fi as spurious article in the market For full par
ticulars address c. NJ BROWN, Patentee and Proprie-
TOR No. "a Blocker street, New York 927-6m
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
NOR SALE OR RENT-The hous,
Tiltage Property for Sale.

and lot on North Ridge with the lot adjoining upon
which stands the cooper shop and which may easily pc
converted into a good barn. the two lots containing
somethino over an acre ground The house is IN good
order and the lots well stocked with Tns enough ioE
eeent Taier and is altogether desirable homestead
For sale low. - ~ ooS
Ashtabula May 9, 1867. No
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
KLYTELEGRAPH.
A S HT A 3 U L A
PEN AND PASTE BREyITIEs.

surday Morning, 0ot. &c, 1867,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-10-26
RenlOCed.

RemOced.
DR. p. z. HALL, having got snugly
ensconced in his Neat-Nesy afRee, opposite Tyler
a. Carlises Store, and nearly Opposite Farmers Bank,
Main Street. Ashabua- Ohio takes this opportunity to
inform the public of his whereabouts Aso tosay that
he will 10 happy receive calls from his friends either
professional social All operations in the Dental line
made the best style and teeth extracted without pa
by any of the late methods.
'OFFICE HoURs-from TO 12, and from to s.
nice article of Mouth Wash, and Tooth Powder kept
for sale Also Tooth Brushes 9i5
DOR SALE OR RENT-The house
Il on the bank Benham's carriage shop, recently
purchased and repaired by the subscriber, is Ofered
for sale rent, and possession given Immediately
Ashtabula, Aug. 20, 1867. 921 L. WsSMITH.
EOR RENT.-Room suitable for Bar
Il Der Shop, in basement Of HaskelFs block:
Buildings suitable for Wagon Buggy Manufacturing,
or something of that nature. Large and eomodious-
situated Sp7ing street. just in the OF HaskeHs
block. Enquire Of
S2T-tf D. W HASKELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
divided into ave water tight compartments Her rig will
be that OF three masted bark


divided into ave water tight compartments Her rig viii
be that OF three masted bark.
MACHINERY
The Japan viii be fitted with vertical beam engine
having cylinder OF the enormous diameter OF one
hundred and nve inches, and . stroke OF piston OF
twelve feet The Novelty Iron Works construct the ma
chney for all the steamships OF this company and upon
this engine and It's appurenancss have been engaged
nearly eighteen months All tsvaro parts have been
made under special instructions AMI their appearance
reflects the highest credit upon those identified with its
construction, and suggests that the engine when fully
completed will approach the high standard OF perfection
claimed for it
Steam win BE- generated and supplied TO the engine by
four horizontal tubular boilers each boiler having four
furnaces with CRATE surface Of 500 square feet and
combined heating surface OF l5 200 square feet
HER ACCOMMODATIONS.
The accommodations for passengers on board OF the
Japan will be Of character far surprising anything De
fore attempted in the way Of commodiousness and sle
gance There win be roomy rooms aud plenty OF them ;
beds equal TO those Of the best hotels and the toilet ar
rangemens OF the very nrst order And throughout
everything viii be an improvement upon anything that
has gone before With abundance OF room, ventilation
OF the amplest character bathrooms saloons that VIII
IN reality be parlors, pianos. luxurious divans and
efficient and we'll tried officers TO you through, what
manner OF person could not enjoy trip from San Fran
cisco to China the Japan's intended route of servce'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
BOARD OF AUDIT.

The Board met yesterday at the usual hour, Mr..
Dspew presiding
The first case called was that Of John @. Shea He
was appointed clerk to Murray Hoffman, for the drafting
Of new ordinances for the city, at salary Of SEQ
year. The claim for $500 so, for salary which he
was not paid. from December, 1856, to June, 1885,
David stanton's case was the next called. His claim
was for engrossiug resolutions OF coincidence for the
Common Council The amount Of the claim was for
William stsrrn's claim Was the next He stated that
his claim was for extra services as SergeantaArms OF
the Board Of Councilman last year. The amonnt Of the
claim was $3.50.
William ssibach's case being called, the claimant
the Comptroers Office from January 1, to the present
time Tho claim for taking afhdavts, and amount.
the case OF william Corrigan was called next He
was appointed OF the Courts the
fourteen months At salary q $1,000 His claim was
for eleven months salary, which he was not paid.
claimant was appointed the legal power Of appointment
exhausted and the prescribed number or attendants
Charles s. Spencer argued that the Board of supsrvi
bad discretionary power in such matters and that
they had confirmed the claimant In bis once.
T. II. Kincsland's claim next taken up. His claim
amounts s773 for distributing notices OF taxes by d.
recton OF Tax Commissioners during the 1885,
William B. Rockwell stated bis claim next In Janu-
ary 1884, he appointed clerk to the City Paymaster
at $500 year His claim was for 81 8p5 Tor getting up
and administering form OF ahidavs TO the men whose
Daniel J. Ryan having been called there vas no ap-
pearAnce put n, and then the claim OF John j. Rockwell
was called He stated that appointed inspector
for ths regulating and grading OF Nineteth street, and
that his CLAIM vas sss for wages which no was not paid
while he was I, that Office
Andrew j. Ryan's case was called next. The amoust
Of hi. claim was ss for IS sS ,nS 2, ~
Tax Commissioners. He did not own the claim, but
The claim OF william f. Bogart for $500 90 was next
heard. He employed assistant complaint clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
LAUNCH Of THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP JAPAN

Her Size. Strength. Machinery and Accom-.
modatiOns.
II Mr. Fulton could have looked - three thousand in
tsrssssd ladies and gentlemen looked yesterday at the
successful launch Of this magnificent specimen Of naval
architecture the yard Of Mr. Henry Steers At Green
point, he would have had glorious revenge over the
memory OF those Who the dark days Of his nrst ex
perments laughed and uttered the jest at his expense,
and called bis project Of steamboat building visionary
scheme
SIZE ov ruE JAPAN
The nrst glance at this vessel sufficient 10 impress
one that she Is Of great size while her graceful lines and
symmetrical proportions have been skfully wrought
that she ssvst from the appearance Of immense bulk
and unwieldness which often strikes the eye inhar
monous with such architectural crcaens Her builder
In the course of her construction has exhausted every
known improvement 10 the world Of naval architecture
and brought - his aid many cunning hands in
this department OF handle work. Great magnitude.
model that void make her . nautical beauty With
strength comb,ed to resist successfully the severest
hurr at sc the grand points he had In view
from the hrst m,ment OF her conception, asd magnn-
Gently has he succeeded In them ALL her completion
idea to tho minds OF what was seen YESTERDAY by
the gathered crowd; but whom We say that Walk along
mile feeble impression may be obtained OF her magni-
tude A. mater OF accurate Information 10 the er
'"' NC" PED.
Length, extreme. ~
Length deck
Length between perpen culars. $50
Breadth OF beam nodded. .......................
pye.d,h ~ bearn extreme NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Densb of hold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 9
Depth OF hold Ia spar deck. 5lo
| Tonnage, I, $40 N. NJ, ABS o. NJ, 5000 c. n.
STRENGTH.
The Japan IL not only beautiful in model gigantic IN
proportions, but she IL OF the stsunchest and
strongest vessels put anoat this country. Her
frame timbers Of live oak white oak, cedar and
hacmatac all selected by one Of the best timber nspec
tors IN the United states These frames square
fastened In the ~orkmanike Manner with copper
aud galvanized iron aud then strapped with iron straps
i've bv sevcn-eehh inches crossine each other dag
onaIly every fou. feet. Over this strappng comes
yellow pine planting strapped In turn, with plates Of
q ike size a. tbs inner ones which pankne IL vsry
carefully cauIksi and payed with pitch in the moss
thorough manns' And again, over all this the bot
tom Is panklns Of oak four and half inches In thick
ness, and on the top panking Of yellow pine nvs
inches thick. The whole 10 thoroughly bolted, braeed
and fastened with usenails Of locust copper bos and
spikes Of galvanized iron. Great and special wal
exercised in this bracng ana boiling portion Of The
| work, a. upon the manner u 10 performed much
depends 70 enabS vessel 70 succs9fuiy bunss vint
She has four decks scudlss a osscp deck fore %,
en- sxssaains 70 The snssps sssns sad her huu Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATIOS.

vryn Writer'S AUcrroNEER, SELLS THIS DAT.
O'Clock, at tS< Canal street. ell the Renteei Par
or Chamber Dining Room and Kitchen furniture &c, Of
gentleman returning Europe Psror Suts Pier Glasses
Lscs Curtains Velvet Carpets Piano Forte and stool black
walnut and enameied Chamber Suits hair maresses feath
or Beds Sheets Blankets wsrdrobes Lounges. extension
Tables, China Glass Silverware, stoves once Desks
bsirs Cook Stove second hand Carpets: also hotel
bsssaee 100 Trunks and valsss and contents; also
Horse. and HArnesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18

VxrANrED-A STYLISH TOR BUGGY WAGON; MUST
w be nearly new In good ORDER By best city makers;
cheap for cash Address skatns ortos Wason. boz lv
Herald o@oa
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ADJUSTMENTS.


pklAiDH R TasHTkE p psasG1is.
for ssa sree R nights be
sshr%srs music store 9 Bwsy, ohcss,pE S's sw,s
I: .: g.
SRsE sSxT y SSSisE Es1oR IS
LssOuvs'' celebrated TRAGEDY Enp.
the samo work in which Madame Rstor made her memoir
able 4s debut IL meTs. last much
msn'sd BY ne" artists srG A6Gpf b tHs% =
Jay sslnss .ks slgSs: excel
'''' on SSSSsS Rv RS SiS sExr
sAIURpAY..Third Ristor nIght-MARY STUART
In brooklyn T Tms siS'l s ZIP fRefas H.
RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-RIsToRI
- Dlf'''0i MADAME ADELAIDE RisToRi 80 '"Ao'
s. FTfspSS, sFF4r II Hgs 81
The sale of seats will commences on Thursday Sept IT,
ERENcH THEATRE
n. =. 0A'em- TUESDAY, SEPT a. s''''' anu D''''''
INAUGURATION OF 81 Sc SOY oppp. aourrr
and aF' III
'' cREAT TED 4 Al F gsS RENEE II EgRorz.
OF. GERoLsrEiN.
which will Be Presented With Perfect
ssEsESSb yok FSS
and s'%SsHT4
Mile. Lucille Tostee, Mons. Guiffroy,
Mile. Chquot de Fecourt, Mons. Duchesne,
Nile. Isabella Armand, Mons. Lagrifoul,
Mile Marguerite. Mons. Leduc,
Mile. Mathiide, Mons. Moner,
Madame Duchesne, Mons. Benedick,
Madame Moner, Mons. Vnlber.
complete orchestra of accomplished musicians and
chorus selected from the principal Partisan theatres
Professionalism, ST. Reserved seats, 81 50; balcony
boxes accordng to ocation IS to $o proscenum boxes
$40 to Sl5; gallery. 50c.
Tickets for the three nights Tuesday. 2h, Thursday
26h and Saturday 2Sh ready Monday Sept l6 at thu
Of the theatre, q. Schirmer's 7eI Broadway
Chickerng Sons, liz and ia Broadway. and j. schu
berth's $40 Broadway.
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DANvARDs OPERA HOUSE
ID AND MUSEUM,
Corner of Thirtieth street and Broadway.
Manager and General Director. ....SOHN DIX PAL
This establishment will shortly open, which occasion
the Spectacular and Magical Play of the
DEVILS AUCTION
will be presented, with Grand Star
EUROPEAN BALLET TROUPE.
New scenery. costumes and mechanical effects.
Full particulars aud date Of opening In future advertise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-08
" Not To be TrnS ted "

In the peril Of these times we put far
more reliance In those brave men who
pledped their lives to their country on the
hattie. field, and suffered all the privations
and hardships of prolonged war, than in
the excitable orators. We want now calm
dispositions, good sense, and sound judg-
ment-declamation won't do. The real
fighting men of the late war who we have
conyersed with are all for acquiescing in
the Sherman Law.
General MALONE, one Of the most
energetic, brave, and successful of the
Confederate officers of the war. is de-
cidedly Of this opinion. He says there
are but two things left for US: fight
or surrender and since we have neither
men, nor money, nor guns, nor ships,
nor anything with which to carry on
war, 1t is plain that We must submit, and
comply with the demands Of the con-
aueror. And yet men talk about dishonor
and disgrace, and ell that, as though they
are the sole representatives of honor and
Loyalty TO the State. It's all fudge There
IS honor, and good sense, and true patriot
Ism now In the effort to save Virginia from
nttsr degradation, anarchy, and ruin; and
the men We find engaged In his'important
bsp0r VIII compare well-.especislly for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-08
The Convention Bill

The convention bill published by us yes
terday morning passed the Virginia Senate
yesterday after prolonged session by the
large majority of Is to 4. Judge OULD, Of
this city, made his second speech against
it, which was one of very considerable elo-
quence. As specimens of stirring decla-
nation, both his speeches we're remarka-
bic, clicitipg tho praise Of all sides; but
the remarkably small minority in which
he was found, contrasted with the large
majority against him, may we'll represent
the paucity Of solid argument OF his
efforts in contrast with the liberal amount
Of finc rhetoric in which 1t was enveiopea'
Messrs. McRAE, BOILING, and hEEN
Nade very strong speeches in behalf OF the
bill. and at near o'clock in the afternoon
II was passed, as above stated. 1t was or
dered TO be communicated to the House
by Senator BOILING.
1t is stated, and pretty generally Gre
dited, that the House Committee on Reso-
buttons have determined, with only one
dissenting voice, to report a bill calling q
convention, differing but slightly from that
which has passed the Senate. This will
be brought into the House to-day, we sup
pose, and we shall soon ascertain the tenn
per of that body on the subject. We have
no doubt of the passage Of one or other OF
these bills.
People at distance may well imagine
that the members of the General Assem-
bly have information here which their
constituents are not aware OF, and winch,
indeed, may not transpire through the
medium of the press. Such supposition
would be true. Yet there is quite enough
in the SHERMAN law and the strait to which
it reduces Virginia to justify this measure
of the prompt calling of convention to
save the State from fate horrible to think
of The members who sustain this mea-
sure are not at all uneasy as to the view
their constituents will take Of the matter.
They have no fear that, with the facts OF
the case before them, the common sense
of the people will not lead them to the
same conclusion which they themselves
have arrived at and acted upon. We do
not for moment doubt that before the
delegates return to the people, such will
be the popular unanimity of opinion as to
the necessity of this convention that should
the Legislature fail to call it, there would
be storm Of complaint Of representative
delinquency such as never saluted the
ears Of legislators.
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their services in the last SIX Year, With
those who are SO free in denouncing the
call Of convention as disgrace, and dis
honor, and all that. ''' s--'sAs--
We cannot now put faith in defamation.
{" Die In the last ditch F" cannot now save
the country. His day is past and gone.
AS an amusing but not inappropriate COM
mentary upon thespasmodic manifestations
Of indignation elected by the discussion Oh
the question of the day from the orators,
we mention the following anecdote, which
occurred in the Senate of Virginia yester-
dav. The roll was being called upon the
Convention bill. Mr.. MrADE, when his
name was called, said that if old Virginia
was to be disgraced and dishonored, it
would not be done by his vote, and re-
sponded "no." The famous senator from
Loudoun, Mr.. MERCER, whose name was
next in order, jumped to his feet, and with
an energy peculiar to himself, exclaimed
"The erratic senator from Frederick is not
to be trusted. l vote aye |" This incl
dent excited much laughter; but was, to
use the Loudoun senator's language, quite
/" significant" The judgment of the fiery
DISCLAIMERS who are for letting the country
drift to the devil if it may, is indeed mot
to be trusted"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-08

THAT SKELEToN.-GREELEY snufs re-
pudiation in the breeze. The Illinois
House of Representatives has voted Sc
venty to seven in favor of having green
backs substituted for national bank notes
and writer for a leading Radical journal
in Chicago, after saying that the whole
funded debt except a small party may be
paid at the option Of the Government in or
before the year 1873, proposes to pay the
same "by a free use Of the printing press"
/" Here" says GREELEY in excited tones,
here is stark-naked Reputation openly
advocated" GREELEY may buster; but
demoralized public, familiar with legal
lied plumber and robbery, taught to re-
spect such heroes as BUTLER, and to be-
lieve that every southern man ought to be
stripped of his estate because he differs in
opinion with northern men, will not long
submit to be taxed to pay debt which
they can rid themselves Of in the same
lawful manner-that is, by an exercise OF
unrighteOus power.