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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-24
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

For Govcrnor-ysuthcrfor b. Hayes;
1t. Goveruor-John C. Ice;
Judge of Supreme Court-JOkh We1ch;
auditor of State-JaTnes H. Goldman;
State Treasurer-Sidney C. Warner;
Attorney General-Wm. III, West;
Soarptrofler-RIosesR Il. Bradley;
Public Wcrks-PhiIIip Herring;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-24

THE NOMINEE FOR RErREsENTATIvE.-The
numerous friends Of Dr. EAMEs are no doubt
notwithstanding that a change had been de-
cidcd upon-that the mantle of our worthy
friend Northway, should fall upon so accepta-
bic and able shoulders The Doctor is apprc-
ciated throughout the county, and deservediy
popular. To his mental ability, he adds the
qualification gathered from familiarity with
public men, and discriminating observation
and interest in public affairs. He has also the
merit of industry and energy. He will be fourd
a workrr-useful wherever placed. If elected,
of which there is no doubt by a 1attering
votc-his vigilance and fidelity will guard the
interest committed to his hands, and will acquit
himself with honor to his constituency as well
as to himself Some regrets have been express
ed that he should accept the position in view
of the effect upon an extensive and successful
practice. Although this may, as feared be unfa-
vOrable, the relief and respite that will be en-
joyed is thought TO be necdful from uninter-
rupted practice of II years, and physical or
ganizaticn undermined by such steady and Sc
vercapplication. This consideration, therefore,
will meet these weI-meant apprehensions, and
there need be no hesitation in giving him our
heartiest god-speea in the work 10 which he is
thus committing himself
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-24
WIE00e Ordinance.

To Tax Payers for the year 1867.
Passed July II. 1867
DE it Ordained by the Mayor, Re-
corder and Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Ash
tabua:
Sec. l. That Tax of mill each dollar valua-
ton of the Real and Personal property within ire limits
of the corporation be- and the SHINE hereby levied for
sucrage and draining purposes for the year A d. 1861
Sec. p That tax sufficient to the of Twen-
y-ve hundred dollars for the purchase of building lot
and the erection thereon of Engine House. and Ladder
Building be- and the same is hereby levied the real
and personal property within the limits of the corpora
ton, for the year A. D. 1861.
Attest, L. II. GILKEY, Recorder.
916 II. F. PARSONS, Mayor.
TOR SALE-The House and Lot be-
a longing to- and occupied by the subscriber is Offer
ed for sale at moderate price and favorable terms
Apply to II. R. REDECKER.
Ashtabula, Aug. 90 1861. 921
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A Ii Persons indebted to II. S. Win
n ship either by note book account, Oro herchy
notified 10 cal and settle without delay II ID honed
thai lroyd TO the arise will be sufficient
Y, s, WINSIIIP.
Kepsssye, Aug. 18th, 1867. It 92i
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EOIyN COMES THE PRICE OF ALE!I
y FULLER, of the Ashtabrla Vii
. lage Brewery wishes to- inform his patrons and
friends that having taken sTseh Of cssSns of
the most noted and scientific Brewer of New York and
spared neither time expense perfect himself IN the
mt prepared supply them with superior arti-
Gle of ale which he will deliver any part of the village
at the rate of 50 per ssrr s ss tSsc wishing it by
the gasa s wilf slt cheaper than be obtained s1
any other place i'll town. Don't forget the place, back vi
the Ash;abula Bank i. FULLER.
Ashtabua. M,Iv Is. 1Si1 gO1-m3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-24

RoME.-There is at present a very fe-
verish state of feeling in Italy on the
subject of Rome, and nothing but the
strong hand of Napoleon prevents an
outbreak both among the people of the
Papaf States and Of Italy in general.
The former have strong desire to be
citizens of united Italy and enjoy that
liberty they cannot have rs they are;
Willie the Latter feel that the unity of It
ally is not complete so long as Rome is
rot embraced in it. They are ambitious
to have the renowned capital of the an
cicnt Roman Empire for the capital of
of their country, SO long broken up into
petty principalities and dukcdoms, but
now united. Garabaldi has his plans
maturcd and his forces organized, and
only awaits his opportunity. Victor
Emanuel could not restrain him if he
would, and very probably he would not
if he could. Cardinal Antonnelli com
plains that tire attitude of the Itafafn
Government is greatly at variance with
the engagements which have been made
with the Pope A pressure may soon
come which even Napoleon may find it
hazardous to resist and if so, that adroit
politician, who las no rcsl love for the
Pope, can easily shift his policy 10 sgft
the new phase Of affairs in Italy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-24

II ASkELL & SON have on hand a
IL fine lot of first quality HEMLOCK SHINGLES,
Sawed and Shaved which they intend keeping in
st all times. Give us a:call..
HASKELL S SON.
Ashtabula, April 20, 1861. 905
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-24

Gen. Grant is perfectly independent of
the power of the President, as the fol-
lowing amendment to the Army Appro-
priation will show: :... ....... .....
sind be it further en0cted, That the
headquarters of the Army of the United
States shall be at the city of " ashington
and all orders and instructions relating
to military operations issued by the
President and Secretary of War shall be
issued through the General of the Army,
and in case Of his inability, through the
next in rank. The General of the Army
shall not be removed, suspended or re-
liered from command, or assigned to du-
ty elsewhere than at said headquarters
except at his own request, without the
previous approval of the Senate; and
any orders or Instructions relating to the
requirements of this section shall be null
and void; and any officer who shall is
sue orders or Instructions contrary to the
provisions of this section shall be deem
ed guilty Of a misdcmcnor i'll Office; and
any officer of the army who shall trans
nit, convey or obey any orders or in
structions so issued contrary to the pro-
visions OF this section, knowing that
such ORDERS were so issued, shall be liable
to Imprisonment for not less than tive,
nor more than twenty years, upon con-
viction thereof to any court OF contempt
jurisdiction"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-24


The MosT BEAUTIFUL HASp.--I
recollect that once there was a dis
pute between three ladies, which had
The most beautiful hand. One sat by
q stream and dipped her hand into
the water, and held il up; another
plucked strawberries until the ends
Of her fingers were pink and The
third gathered violets until her hands
were fragrant. An old haggard wo-
man passing by asked Who will give
me gift, for I am poors' All three
denied her, but another who eat near,
unwashcd In the stream, unstained
with fruit, unadorned with flowers,
gave her . little gift and satisfied the
poor woman. And then she asked
them what was the dispute; and they
told her, and lifted up before hel
their beautiful hands. Beautiful
indeed mid she, when she saw them
but when they asked her which wa
the most beautiful, she aid, IL isno
the hand that Il washed clean In tn
brook; II 10 not the hand that = tip
ped with red; Il is not The hand gar
landed with fragrant aowen; bot !
b tho hand that gives to the poo
which IA the most beautiful hand.
As che said these words her wdnkle
Aed; her STAT was thrown sway, an
shs stood before them N angel fro1
Heaven, with snthorisy 10 decide u
question In disPute.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-24

=. - -.
ten Tsf1ell, sho ~ salllsF ~
the FedsfaI army, and Via sIssadofs.
"A Nv Gov. renssm. sLe ItadlesI fycv.
s,,.,.. n ~. v,.,l !. . Ms.l.li. 4.
y -" .. s"V ="
's'''eeHi fA'f'pi'e, ana reliable gsn-
ilsmsnP and who, since The var, has
made he home In tho fsoHlh, writes
AZ f.dlows n ,l,e reyys aud NJ. ooaI,.
c..,l,,a. :. 49,. r. o., |,
' WV" NV
s~s'
Negro Suffrage y . f'sasufe Of the
most sluendoiIs wildness and hmm
bog q ihls o. any other age. All
We talk Of politicians about The loyal
blacks and the bfnvceolefed soldiers,
ls On insult 10 The truth. Theblacks
were loyal In the South, and u is not
true that the colorcd troops fought
bravcly anywhere, on any occasion.
There was no rising on the part Of
The South, though 10 whole counties
and districts, for hundreds Of miles,
there were no males at home; In fact
they were keptin subjugation and ut
work by the womcnl They nowhere
In the South voluntarily enlisted, but
wore seized and enrolled, with or
without consent. They showed signs
Of welcome to our troops, but they
were no less dcmonstrativc to the
served s.O oy pa., tns sa ae o. TIC nee SGlored
soudnc, ~sUss wos noor aSu nn0m %
soldering, as was Gen. Banks com. m.
plimentary order on their bravery and
good conduct. All the speeches in
Congress 20 aayoea'lng a,s, equality between
r.som,ad ~,r % h. ,s swaS oi,ce. w,as sn NIL,
II the nrmv. brt none darrell II snesk
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How 10 CuhE CAnBuxcLE.--A

How TO CURE CARBUNcLE.-A
correspondent Of the New Orleans
Picayme furnishes that paper with
the following remedy for carbuncle,
or carbone, and says it has never
been known to fail: s4s 81
"Prepare a round piece Of linen
Of sufficient size to cover the whole
diseased part, and spread thereon q
slight film Of storax ointment, and
then q layer of bi-chloride Of mer-
curry corrosive sublimate) Of the
thickness Of o silver quarter dollar" |"
The plaster prepared thus is laid
with care upon the affected part, and
kept in place with strips Of sticking
plaster. After twenty-four hours,
remove the plaster, and the carbun-
Gle or pustule win be found 10 have
been destroyed. Dress the place now
with storax ointment, spread upon
linen, three times day; at every
dressing, foment the part with mix
ture of the oils of linseed, lily, camo-
mile and hypericum. In the course
Of eight or ten days the esohar falls
of and the sore Is treated like CON-
mon one. =.
This remedy was discovered by q
French blacksmith, by the name Of
Dardelle, and first made public BY
the Union Medicaie, a French Medi.
cal journal. Hr--t ira
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-24

"a
Many ~ esf H,affied ladY fsadeFs
are not aware how z husband es'khi
e y eygksd, 70 ~ W make = kuad
aiah n him Weaaw lately . feelpe
IN 80 Lngllsh fspss, eonifiln''ea by
me May whlnh po.ats out the
'aodas epoaHdl Of pfepsfiag and
epklng hasbanda May says
That : Eovd many husbands are
Spoiled ~ coeklng Some wemen
60 about u - + tl,eif lords were
bladders, and "blow them up" OH
efs Keep them constantly "la hcs
vatefl' while others, again, ffesse
ihem by coIuRal coldness. hame
smother them In hatred, contention
and variance, and some keep them In
pickle all their lives These women
always serve them with "tongue
sauceP Now u eannot be supposed
that husbands will be "tender and
good" managed In this way, but
they are, on the contrary, "quite do
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-24


When the Emperor Conrad be-
seiged HensburgSthe women Of the
city found Il was impossible TO hold
out any longer. They therefore Pc
titioned the Emperor to allow them
to leave the city with as much as each
could carry with her. The Emperor,
believing that the burden Of each
would necessarily be light, acceded
70 their request. A flag of truce
was hoisted, and silence prevailed.
One Of the city gates flew open, and
the women marched ont rank and
file, and what do you think they
were carrying ! Peace 70 their ashes
and honor 10 their memory Every
one Of them had her husband on her
back. The Emperor was stricken
BY their conjugaf fidelity, and he rc-
stored the husbands back 70 their
wives, and the city 10 all is former
privileges. God bless the women.
josh Billings nays there Is one cold,
blue, lean kis that II always makes
him shivcr to see. Two persons
(ov the female pesuasiop) who hav.
witnessed . great many younger and
more pulpy daxe, meet In some pub
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-24

o.s a a., s,st..... ...s.is.1..
......,.. a.. ..s....t - F,.. -.
s''@s- ~" p.'sa'' '''.e' aef'P
we ~ = fefnf visif ~ oehefhl lee
u sefna pFlvaia dfIxans IN aa "a
jdaiav county 10 thst IN whlaL ks
mas s..;.l... ws ...y a. e.ll,...
sss.s~.s.. A. ss.
a''f '"'' ,he f"o''ea''o" n made
wish'HH permlsHiobi
denetsI Lee tuntIuded n cnjoy his
vaestian In his own way. Aeeom-
panied BY he Youngest daughter. he
rode scro-s The mountain Al the gap
Of tbe Peaks Of Otter. Thoy stayed
all night at the foot n The Peaks aud
walked the NEXT day 10 tho top.
From the mountain they rode down
10 Bedford In The rain, Miss Lee pro.
tected by an oil cloth. They arrived
late NJ night In The rain, and being
unexpected, were not a nrst recor.
nixed. The travellers were soou re-
fitted, the young lady having man
aged with the resources Of q soldiers
daughter 10 pack a small wardrobe
duplex extension no doubt included
In q pair Of saddlc-baps. They
both appeared In the parlor as fresh
az ever. General Lee enjoyed the
simple hospitality Of these true
friends, and returned rs he came, re-
freshed by the excursion and gratiGed
TO know that there arc still those In
this evil world whom no misfortune
can alienatc. The letter narrates
several incidents which illustrate the
attachment Of the people to General
Lee. They were on their way TO the
Peaks, ON a mountain road he had
never travelled before. There were
two little girls playing on the rocks
by the roadside. As soon as they
saw him they whispered each other
and ran towards their home. He
called to them, and asked pleasantly,
-"Why do you run? Are you afraid
Of me?n "Oh, no sir,y said the
oldest, eve are not afraid, but we
are not dressed nice enough to sec
you.D "who, then, do you think I
am?''1 'sYou are General Iee,n they
both exclaimed; eve know you BY
your pictures"
As soon, says, the letter, Gas Il
was known General Lee was at our
house, the people thronped to see him.
| The ladies brought their children,
and he received them with his char
acteristic kindness. His old officers
around here were very anxious Ia
| give him an entertainment, hut he
declined. He has such a horror ol
notoriety that he shrinks even. from
the public demonstration Of a small
village. His horses were one night
sent by mistake to the hotel, but III,
proprietor refused any nay, saying be
q would have beer, happy 10 have en-
tcrtained their owner, General Lee
was troubled at this refusal, and said
with a sigh, "Ahl this is the way
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POETRY


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The proprietors Of some papers are
SO prosperous they now hire subscri-
bers 10 their papers. A New Hamp-
shire editor and proprietor takes the
lead in liberal inducements as fol-
lows, .s
Subscribers TO one copy Of the
Cancer will be presented with one
box Of petroleum blacking. This Is
a very superior article; it will black
boots, stoves, or may be used for hair
dye. (For testimonials from leading
clergymen, statesmen and boot blacks,
see advertising columns. Ht
Subscribers for two copies will rc-
ceive a box Of sardines. i ~
Subscribers for Eve copies will be
presented with q pair Of. iron-clad
spcctacles with glass eyes, warranted
70 suit one age as we'll as another.
Subscribers to ten copies will be
entitled TO q patent adjustable boot
jack, which can also be used as O
corkscrow, coffee mill or inkstand.
Subscribers for twenty-five copies
will receive a marble bureau with q
mahogany top TO il. n tg
Subscribers for fifty copies viii re-
ceive q seven octave sewing machine
with the Agrafo attachment. 1m
Subscribers for seventy-fiye copies
will receive q brass-wood suit Of fur
niturc. 80 7
Subscribers for one hundred copiel
will receive a burial plot, with an or.
der for tombstone TO be. delivered
when required.
Subscribers for five hundred copie'
will receive q nomination for Con
gress. M
Subscribers ior q thousand copic
will be presented with farm In New
Jersey, fenced in and mortgagcd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-24

II is a timc-honored custom In
Greece TO inscribe the names Of the
most distinguished friends Of free
dom on the peribolus or wall around
the chamber Of the Senate. Daniel
Webster and Henry Clay are among
the names illustrating the wallsof the
capitol Of the modern Greeks. There
Is another name that should be placed
there In letters that can resist the re-
morselcss tooth Of time and the en-
pire Of decay--that Of the wife Of
lopez-and upon the wall Of every
Senate chamber IN the world. II is
said that Miguel Lopez, thc traitor,
after selling Maximilian and bis
Generals, went 70 Pucbla 10 visit his
wife. His reception was decidedly
cold. His wife advanced 70 meet
him, leading their little con by the
hand, and addressing him thus: "Sir,
here u your son we cannot cut him
IN two, take him. You have besry-
ed your country and your benefactor.
From this hour we are strangers, fcs
l shall this day retire 10 my hmily.'
We do not desire 10 think lightly
Of any sst Of men who imagine thsm'
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..al HWH
@Ili bs FOUND 10 Q mlaaIs,s aid
ihs s.sond hahd - me- psnamInm.
MasImIIIsa 4 nd " k.vs t.ss !
deseendant n AIesandsf ths tIfsss,
IN lee gaHty Die oiIlelaI sss,.sn.
llch shows isf7 whites asd 1e0
blacks.
II u fumoTed chat lke Pr.ldea,
will shortly rerneve hiz Isf bower,
Postmaster General Randall.
II Il said ths President 4 coming
to Tennessee on q brief visit ihls
month.
Iite bules, says Josh billings, air
luxury, inasfnuoh as they cause
isller 2 forget all his oiher mI,eries
An exchange gives praIw h an
egg, which, II says, TWAS laid n our
table by Mr. John Smith" Smith
seems 70 be q "layist."
An Irishman applying for relief
being told 20 work for bis living, res
piled "If I'D ALI. the work In tho
world, ] couldn't do H."
IL you feel miserable, do not keep
quiet In your unhappincss, but make
those around you as uneasy and un-
comfortable as yourself f
The only way TO be happy Is 10
take tho drops Of happiness as God
gives them TO Us every day Of our
lives. ~ a..
add you pull my nose in earnest,
sirg' Certainly l did, sir.D at
Is well you did, ar, for l do not put
up with jokes Of that kind.' y,
The man who with hamper
smashcs the end Of his own finger,
probably thinks he hasn't hit tho
right nail on the head.
Alta recent railroad cclebration tho
following sentiment was given Our
mothers--the only faithful tendcS
who never misplaced switeh.p h
A critic calls the verses and scnti-
mental stories Of young writers tho
teeth cutting and measles Of literary
infancy. soltA aai esei ~
Ladies. who have q disposition 70
punish their husbands, should recol-
Iect that . little warm sun will melt
en- ~ much sooner than q regular
northcastcr. y ,g-eT'fI Z it'sRlflii
Many man thinks he can do
nothing without . wife, and yet,
when he gets one, he can do nothing
viva ''ges. Ne'' s,a qss5 gss5l az
A clergyman who had been told
that bis sermons were too long, ex-
cuscd himself on the ground that Tho
church was q large one. s. 80
Spurgcou sometimes comes out
with a good thing, sBrethren,p
said he, "If God hsd referred the ark
TO acommittee on naval afIiirs, Il %
my opinion itwould not have been
built yeti sA s'A ispsiA q a'ihiR
| A lady meeting 1 girl who had
lately lcft her service, Inquired
"Well, Mary, where DO you live
nowf" "Pleasc, mar'in, I don't I've
anywhere now" replied tho girl, II
4 am married." lfsli ~ 9E.s'1 fis.i.a
| A lady took her little boy To- chnrrk
for the krst time. Upon hearing Tho
organ he was on his fset instantsr.
"Sit down. said the mother. "T
WON'T" he shouted, II want to see
the monkey" -. rss,,,...
The Scientiec Amiericos utates that
J the human voice, when spsaking with
clear articulation and supplied from
good lungs, will All 100000 cubic
feet Of air. The same voice singing,
under like circumstance, en- I'll
with equal facility eOo, 900 oubic ibss
"san," /" said one little urchin to an
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-24

The soul, by an instinct stronger
than reason, ever s-eoeiatss beauty
with truth. :
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01

The Des Moines Register gives the fol>
lowing returns, nearly all official, from this
State
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-01
An Ordinance,
the obstruction Of Sideralk

Prohibiting the obstruction Of Sidewalks.
Bo it ordained by the City Council Of Inaepsn
dence, Iowa.
Sec. /. That no person shall place. or cause
to be placed, any barrels, boxes, goods, wares,
mcsc..andize or anv article A.. 49,,
sidewalk in this city, and any person 30 offend
ing shall, upon conviction thereof, pay q fns Of
not less than one dollar nor more than five
dollars, for each and every three hours he shall
suffer the same to remain, after being notified
BY the Mayor or Marshal to remove tho same.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be lawful for any person TO
place and leave in front Of his store for . space
not exceeding three hours, any goods, wares
and merchandise, which he shall be in the act Of
receiving or delivering, and in case Of any suit
or prosecution for . ~yiolator OF the lst section
of this ordinance, it shall be required Of the de-
PENDANT, to show NY proof that his case 10 with
in the provisions hereof before he shall lie en-
titled to the benefit Of this section.
Passed October IA, 1867.
HOKATIO BRYANT,
Attest, President pro tstnpore.
JAMES N. WEART,
City Clerk.
do certify that the foregoing is . true copy
Of an ordinance now ON file in my Office.
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
JAMES NJ. wEARr.
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