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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10

The name of this Company is the Continental
insurance Company Incorporated IN 1852, and
located In the city of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Com
pany, actually paid up
IN cash, lS..................... S0UU,UUU W
The surplus on the LIST
day of January, 1851, 3l4, $50 81
Total amount Of Capital and Surplus !, s14 $40 81
ASSETS.
1. Amount of cash in
Bank .,..-.;........;-...,.., 115.13573
= Amount of cash IN
UElce .--.......,...-...-..-.- 2,6I6 20
3. Amount of unincum
beTed real estate own
ed BY the Company :. 100000
4. Amount of loans on
bonds and mortgages,
being first lien of re-
cord on unincumbered
real estate worth at
least s., 900, and on
which there is less than
due and owing....,..,..'. 522,85OOO
5, Amount of loans on
bonds and mortgages,
on which there is due
more than one years
interest .............s.s..... ..............
g. Amount of loans on
State stocks and
stocks and bonds of
the u. ). and of insti-
tutiODs incorporated
by the State of New
York, payable on de-
mand the market
value of securities
pledged being Si96, COO 100000 90
!. Amount of all loans
made by the Company
not included in prece
ding items.................. ............,..
8. Amount of stocks and
bonds OF institutions
incorporated by the
State of New York,
owned by the Compa-
ny, and of the u. ).
and Tennessee ......... SO, los 90
9. Amount ofinterest &C
tusly due 4 unpaid 20692 II
10. Amount of premiums
due and uncOllected
on policies issued ..,... 1888 49,
II. Amount of rents ae-
erued ...................-. 1881 81
II. Amount of assess
ments on the stock of
the Company called
in, and due and uu-
paid OF premium
notes due and unpaid ...............
IL. Amount due the Com
pany, on which judy
ments have been OBJ
tanned ...............,.,...... ...............
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10
sATuRDAY. MARCR 3. 1sas.
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1868,

a lot on Maple street, in South Nashville, be-
ginning at Jesse L. DOrtch's southeast corner,
running thence southeastwardly 200 feet: being
portion Of the property Of the estate Of ohm
Corbitt, deceased, directed By his villa to be sold
TERMS-Credits of six and twelve months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required,
with approved security, and lien retained.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
march It'd Clerk and Master
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10
J.H. Austin vs.. b. NJ. Wheeler.

J. n. AUSTIN ". Z. NJ. Wheeler.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
4 Chancery Court in this cause. l will sell at
the Court House at Nashville, at IL O'Clock on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10
anion and gispatfh

Largest circulation in city and statc.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10

OFTHE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED
~ patent, to their extensive establishment,
and are prepared to supply any quantity of most
superior -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-10

Alex. Fall and others, Trustees, ETC., VS..
A. Larcombe and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court at Nashville in this cause,
1 will sell at the Court House, at II O'Clock on
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
Sic 8cf6ccrun9 eine6 ct,pa;9cr
bempf1atifbcn Sicses.

Geit oer rempfratil9m Gpl1Yentipn in
SEEM gjprf 1T @plb rai6 unb itett9 &C.
itie9en. @cber fpnmt baS? @eil bic
blp1 e @prftelun9 npn Ter MD9li9feit,
,boe cine partei 1T Mmrrifa ans Nuper
9~elan9en tTnnte> mel9e 1T tbrer platz
fprm bic Sc lteblun9 bet Natipnal9ldubtz
ger prepiAt, Dem Greptt bet Ser. Staatr1
0el1aoet bat. @enn nun idpn bic
blple @pr teQun9 cine 1olGe @trfun9
au5iibt> >raS wiirce erlt bic Tpl9e ietn>
>penn erlt einmol bic ernitlide Turdt DOR
einem @ieg ser Deupfraten iid fetieBen
wiirpe? bic ST.. StaatS;ettung 1dreibt
rariber:
8ebe benz Grebit per Scr. Staaten>
>penn i>nerbolb Ter nddlten preiWpnate
ie tte Nu5 (idten bet pempfrattlGen parz
tel 9unfi9 9euu9 werpen iputen> UNI in
europa mtrfltde Turdt Dor einer9fteperz
la9e Grants su er;eu9en! @ebe Dem
Sci 9df tslebcn in ben Ser. Staaten
>per1r, unter ben europdi19en Snbabern
araerifanil9er papiere einepunique auS<
breden ipQte. - Sp 9eriB, ais 3netnal
swet slei4 pier 1T, wirren alspann nt9t
etnmal uGurten" mebr fir Die uMme>
rtfancr" su baben iein> lonbern bic leBtez
rem mrGber 1T Ma1en berlberi tr6men,
UNI su jeoem pretie 9e9en @plp p%erfauft
III merben. DaS 0plo wurre unter fol-
9en tim tdnten IN @mlngen npn 10,
20prp;ent bis auf 800 H.. bariber ftei9en>
;. J.. bic Stint 3wan;t9er wirben ttefer
1infer, ais i1e jen1al8 CUR tiferiten 3eit
ces&rie9e5 9eftaneen babenL u,1o bic $50
Mtuipnen papieraelp 1T beu Ser. Staaz
ten, bic jeBt 440 MtQtonen Gplo reprdiz
lentiren> ,perben auf 220 MtQipnen ODER
nod tpcni9er llnten. Der 3wef rer &ez
helen, relde Die Ne,p yorter platfcrm
biftirt baben, mdw bana erreiGt; tenn
bteier 3med 1T fetn anberer, olS&a9e fir
cte Interviewing be5 SIcens> 3ertriimz
merur9 beS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gre
bits, ,. !. 6 tina ffnun Der a.
ttpnal re ST Ct u GtineNe9teruta>
beren Grecit seritSrt IL, If pbnmddtt@
unb mebrlps 9eoen cine &ebeQion. Stebt
0plo i9pn etnn1al auf 800 ebe cine 11el&e
NebeQtpu ausbridt, 70 1T beren Gr>
fp1l9 &c f dert tenn bic &e9iertn9
nitric feline Mtttel baben> iie IN befdu1z
fIeH. y Z r Z = ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
@ebr. Wtliu6 IT, DunbQr'8.
8<Sseuti@e Samf
Wi((iuS 8ro6. & Dun6ar, q.

#.9l Wi((iuS Bros. & Dun6ar, &
st. paul. "-S's"-i Minnnfota.
sptr abesnsemen lie Befpreune auer gum san,fa4
~seb6rteen @ei9dfte, unb spar bprsueswetft: .4rr,nr.
~ l. Mnl1abn1e BON Deppften. -
,sa;s ssst %nss sss s@!a, f'sssts1gS 81, e., sst s sss s',ss,t sst p:
Se1ber ~seseaten rtr s preseat Sntereden.t 7, I'GI|
.g..n+# q. @elo=W e11el. ~M.t. e.
0ele' etiSer urs fren'se @ansen taufea unb ss.,au,;
3. Mnfauf u1o 8erfauf Yp,, Wed}elu.
g.n suten sauarters -gtrmen auseeaeute ae&iel. 5a.
mir s~triaafen iGs$iei aaf Msss.gori, 81. aoats, ett.
sigs: xtt'ssfStts =; s as ~; ,tsH's: e ad, IT. s; S sSssi.' asi
traiNrtn mfr u. q. auf fulsenbt plaSe Gurusas:
au9sbur9 8afel Berlin 8reuen, @aGel
&@oblen5, &Bln, .BTranffurt q. m., 2eip-
ats,, 99onoon, Mannbeim, MunGen,
Narnterg, @tra6turg, Stutteart, Grtsr,
Mten> &c. ">~ :".1
q. @tnaiebung Don @elberr.
aDtr b~efsrsen' bas Geletttren svn gerten uub S9ulb.
Sus.pes qnS Der ger: $taattn; pau tr{s.essli&t p.
tsr{detne !r: fert|een MIR felbf, uuter Garanttrune bet
we$t:ealttstet an uaS ~befprsen BITE ernialar'i@e De.
Den Seeenuertb ale. turS uns tn eurupa e~tnee,,se.
nen pssr BET ~unieren Dprtteen gurreippnbsnten fir uu
fsre Re9nuns beppntrten @elber sablen rtr BIER IT.
0Dlb aus.
5. M~u8;aDluna pptt Gelbern.
Gsn @eeenpertb sen Betrd gen, weIde uns gum 3wee
ber Nus3ablune tn Deutf&1anb pber Der S&petJ auper
traut ~rerben, lahen rtr BEN, felbf I: BEN entlegenfet,
Otti@aften pptnensen Gn,pfdneern ~trfenfret tn'S 9arg
(enes1 aas t5anea uniers Naftraessbsr bic 0utstanseu
6. @erfauf bon paHaoe @5hefnen
.r ueberfabrt tpn 8reu1cu, 6dntburn unb Qiterhprl
nod Seem gprt yer Seeelf6th pber 4ampfbuet, fr.it
Snlanb-palaeeidetne sur Retie BON New-gprs ts It.
@an! i'll niebrtsfen pretfen.
Z. Besoblun9 son Tdren
In jeser Sbet1e bes @taates, @ntauf uab @ertauf DOE
@runhetsenttum eesen Gpmntilfua &c. .e.
s. 0eretntate>S taoten Bpnns
Sertauffn MIR aum, aaees=gpurie.
BekrNoer Wiutu6 unb Durbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03

1u89ebrpten an Der am rer9an9enen
Monta9 3ebr BON b%retunbbretBt9 pferbett
felen. Die Seu9e 1T cine MGdaratz
&ranfbeit unb nt6t anitede1p., r s-t.
S@anbtbat npn u@ppS"per<
-- Der SEEN Yprf Gribune ;ufolae
bplte in @reenpprt, Sc. S. ettpa 81 @leiz
len BON Seem gprf I'M, Mitterna9t amt
per9an9enen Tretta9 cine aus flint pter
feds perr111mn1ten Wdnnern beiebenbe
Ganbe pen Sberfz9ieutenannt q. 6ar<
riipn aus letnem 5auie, tbeerte unb fe<
berte i'm unp brpbte Jpn ba6 2ebet 3u
nebmerL 1re,,n ct ben Srt 1t1t perla6e.
DaS @erbre9en 6arrtipn'8 it, .tab er
Grant unb @plfar unterl tiibt. g. ~.
&C. p1baten zGpnDe.ntip1. -
Su philadelphia ptrb ant 1iten Sctpbcr
etne Nattpnal>@ pnuentipn Der Seeleute
unb Solcaten tattfncen. S1mmtltGe
republttanil1e Staats9puSerneure rper<
ben Gtnlapun9en erbalten. Die @enez
rale Sberman> Sbertpan, Gbpmas,
Meabe II. a. m. >percen 9e9enwdrtt9 iein.
- Die gfep Yprfer 8aumett er baten
teidlphen feline ais 3e~6nituneenz Mrbeiter
ar5ufteQen. g." ....' -. ~.
- Nu5 einem Store 1T New g)prf
itabl in Der Dpnnertag Madt Gin SpiB<
bube> ter jeoenfaQs etrpa5 auf feline 1ptz
lette balt 1900 Yaar fetner @(aceebanbz
19ube. Gr 1pltrpe %etn9cpidelt.
- Da5 DifrietzGurnfef fir Stem
Yprf be9innt art 20. +. 81. u1tp tauert3
Sage. Sen. Si9d wtrb bic 9(niprade
balten.
- ST. etnem Experimentation in 0utz
tenber9 tpurren 40 Deutl1e Don &pwz
oteS atgefaQen u11o leBtere SpttSjammer<
lt6 pur99ebldltt.
Carl @9ur3 uft1tmpt" 9e9en<
wdrtt9 III pe1nlylyania. Nm q. 1pra9
er in Seapin9.
- Die Cheyenne u1,p Mrrapabuz
Snbtaner p~liinoern uno u1prben lit Gem
trail u11b SfzGplprapo. @dbrenb bet
lsbten smet Sage wuroen sp1lf peripnen
ermprret. .
- Npmiral Tarragut BAT AT Bparp
iei1e6 Tla99e1idife6 vTrantlin" int 5a<
fen Spn Gpnl tanttnppel ben Mtt9ltebern
hes tiirftiden Mtniferium5 unp ben
frempen @~eianrten etn 9%lansenpe6 8an<
felt geSeben. Nud Der Sltltan BEL u9te
boS Banfett.
- &Dnig Wtlbelm BON preuben 1T
yon ietner 8aperetle nad Ypt5ram suz
rid9efebrt.
- Der 0eneralzG pn1ul re5 Nprbz
bunpe5> Ser @peina> 1T Don @remen
na6 New yprt ab9eie9elt, ais 8eYpQz
md9tt9ter> NIT ben &eretr. Staaten einen
Sertra9 fir ben S9ub bet 11propeutl9en
Gm{9ranten absulalie6en.
- Sn Bayern 1T baS neue @ebr9ez
|eb III &raft 9etrete11> uno bic 2anp<
pebr botte ami 28* llebun9er1.
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70 Darlington @am6*
WEnneapoltS. Mtnn.

5eifa iu9tetI Setfa iuGbeis.
SD BIN thinner s~erenuet unb lufts tatst.
gDtuf aud reat ~treu5fbe1 'ma1 fetu2
So febre I'm Daibtnetrn 5aufe NAL Gin;
grasf but, wer'S benin stat2
Bret!td Der Deter BET uberau teltebt,
Stets bat Der al 5anb, mas su wlnlIen It,
Ct etbt etneu a~useejetdneten Slid:
Beefteat, ganeten, Rraut unb @alat,
urb @ptt wetB, pas ct fpnf ni&t mod bat-
Detae 9etten, norm unb NETS ute Der @9nce,
Nenu's falt, etnen Yuni6 BON Detstep. &ahee pber Gbst
Sspte I'm SPINNER etstaltes Bier,
Die fetnfeu unb befcu 2tqu5re fub t man ttsr.
unb beint Besatlen 1T ber Deter Elm ~1tberaler Wara
Ct f&retbt nte III pte1, nod 3u svente an.
Denn's alte &unben, etbt ct germ Grestt
uub re&net mur ben gang eepSbnltdeu yrpFt.
Inb ertra iet's benz Garmer md sefaet:
Gin gutter Staa unb frtfde GueQe
Btntet man bet1n geter auf Der Steue.
8u fattern bic Rlbe, Sdfea unb gferbs
ST TIM @taue Ylab fur etne game Seerte.
Wun SHUTTER, 9pater, Batter unb @ubn,
epnaut btu III ben. 5ptel bs Waf9instpn-
Der Peter label %erscbenf ein,
IT rerfprtdt tets luRta unb Fbel su fetu.
421f petc- Sr~5.,trs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03
Mu &bnfubiI6fiQe.

Der unterstihnete, na9bem Ct Satrelans an etnena
seftteen 9unsenubel unb iener far&terlt&en Sranttett
Der S4ptnb{ udt aelttten, ruree tn tenteen Wp&en
burd etn einfades Mittcl Ter @eiunsteit nteper eeeeben
-unt 1T tn gulee tssterte fetnen W(ttletb ensea tas Mtt
tel feiner Wteberberaeauns n,ttsutbetlen.
On Mae, hts IS waniden. uirb ct cine Ttfa rift tes
6ebraudten Neeeptes Qpfenfrei) 3~rfenben nebf Nnpet-
fnn9en fir 3uttrettuneen unb 1ebrau4 tefelben, mel.
De-. tie als cine Gd9ere Sur fir 9lussebruns.
Mfthma. Sr9ndbltis, $nien. GrfiItulsen uns
8ped bes a~asetsers tn Senbune bes Reeeptes 1T SCI,
Zen 2etbenben uaslt4 3u fttn xnb Ste &enntnis, wel@t
ieber Qetbensc fetn 5etln1itte1 serfuden perte, Ia es i'm
nIdts fpfet unb I'D aIs @esen erwetlen mag. Nue SIC
tas Reeept fret sHse(&tdt paa(@sn wpasn aefauisa
aGhseffren:
Msr. G:ssp ars u. Milton.
}dt,nsturat ntnos 10. W,s .r.rt.
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Ger @pmn1t0ip1er Der General>Sanbz
SfTce bat ben 2pfal~ Sftcen BET @reenz
leaf ct. Yetersz uno @inneba9p City
9aroct ltricte 2iten ber ttsber pom Mtz
niiter te5 Sn11ern ais benz Staate fir
Giienbabn;tpede ;ufpntmeno perpiQi9ten
2dnpereien ;ueefertiat. Dteelben belaufen
ft6 auf 375,324 @der. ~-
- Die Tirmas Webiter pray II. 60
unb See II. 9arbenber9te III Minneapptt
lis baben i1@ in cine perid1pl;en pelde
Ben Titd ! uMinneipta Srpn : 8crt6"
flbrt.3 "57'S = 2a1t@J
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Iexom L UuQf,
Valase~, @e4iel- nno @rstitipns= Gelda{t in
Seen yprF,

fpIgenfe We1Wattt:
8elprsuns spn paifaeeldeins fir sic Nsiie scn
unp nod bumburs, Bremen, Nntmsr.c CT uuo Sa.re, rtr
Oan,pfer uns Seesliaif; Gpllcetiruns rrn ucl.
bern unt @nsfertteune rrn @eama9teu fir G,utjd
lamb, Gtnttetune BON @rbi@a t E II rus 0ermfz
gen auf @elmadt. !NusReauns rpn @edjeIn av{
Ste uaGfplecI en- YlGte unb SduIer:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03

SD futre &c NDentur fur tte
WutualzQtfe Snl urance So. y, Seem Yprt
CAPITAL: $4,000. 600.
Sd rtbme mid enbltd Der 9reirune, ben 8auf unb
gertauf son Qanbwarrants, Setaelune Spn etcuern fir
Nusp Grtiae, benz Saul unp gertauf BON Qteeeni daften
In GpmmtfFrn. Der @rtbetlune BON ylaGmets on 9ieeenz
f6aften rser 0eidi,tcn, Ter unte1 iudune reip. BertG.
tteuns BON Bejturtunben u. I. 10.
Brie1tde Infraeen in 8eaus auf treenb eires Der
pteueenannten 9e'tdfte werben fhl.untsn teau1rprtst
unb mtrD %hberbaupt Sebtr Der fh an ntd in etnem Der
sten aufeeidhltcn 0eiddften wenret, iinten. tas tt
prpmpte uno reeue Bebienuns au metnem @cidaltst
~erunbfas gemodt babe.
s.. 81. @nbilfu.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

On Tuesday of last week, the dwelling of
Derling Hickok near the Jefferson Mills, was
destroyed by fire, in the day time. Much pro-
perty was destroyed or injured. We are in
formed says the Seafnel that the fire origina-
ted from the chimney, which was built upon
the joists, and passed through the comb of the
roof, where the brick projection for water
table, rested upon the shingles. The joists
settled and left the chimney suspended in part
upon the roof, and cracking the lower part. A
subscription is on foot to provide another build
ing for Mr.. II.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

"Woodman, spare that tree" had no
application to that offending old maple
that held place in the main path of the
north green, the curse of benighted pc
destrians, and the monopolizer of the en-
ergies 6 vitalities of its more tender sur
rounding competitors. Council after coun-
Gil have been labUred with to decree its
removal, but in vain until now. The adj
ministration of Mayor Gilky will be sig
nalIzed for at least one worthy act The
Old cumberer has been removed. While
we tender our acknowledgements for this,
we would rot be unmindful of the trim
ming up Of the long neglected walks.
This is work, that should be as regular
as the rolling seasons, and it is a source
of satisfaction to find that our new ad-
ministration are mindful of the fact.
Much of the beauty and air of tidiness
usually produced by this work, is lost
now by the paths made upon the grass
If the race of vandals among us who
are reckless of taste and tidiness, must
walk upon the grass when it suits them,
why will they persist in following the
same track and killing out the grass /?
why will they not change, little, the
line of their steps, doing less damage,
and saving the borders? Perhaps if our
coucil would give, is flag stones, people
could be induced to walk upon them.
Now that the work of trimming out
has begun, why will not our worthy
mayor order the trimming up of the
trees, before another year older, by some
judiclous hand, to the highest point they
will bear, without injury to main branch
es =? Looping and low limbs should be
taken off, SO as to admit of freedom of
circulation. and view. The present is
just the time for this much needed work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

VESSELS ARE LAYING UP, and the common
complaint, is, that freights are so ruinously
low. there is no encouragement to keep our
lake crafts in service This state OF things Is
likely to become TO better, while breadstuff, as
we were informed by a vessel owner the other
day, were actually being shipped from Buffalo
west. Another of our citizens assured us that
he had made a purchase of flour in N. York,
for family use at saving from the current
rates here If such are the facts, and our au-
thority is unquestionable, they are not little
singular-to say the least and are not at all en-
couraging for an early improvement in the car
rvinr trade
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

MOST BITTERS of the present day that are loudly
and curative properties vile compounds and base
impositions containing medicinal virtues whatever
and really poor whskey beverages and instead
of acting stmulant and tonic. have tendency to
weaken the stomach by entirely destroying the coating,
The public should therefore be very cautious and pur
chase but RO6Gcks Stomach Bitters which haYe
stood the test remedial agent for man years, and
really their indicates,a stomach 6terS and
not 6ererage. They combine the properties Of the
best tonic and stimuant-a gentle laxative efficient
antbilious agent and: the best stomachic known to
the world and when taken in conjunction with RO6dc
Blood Pills, the safest and surest preventive against
all bilious arrangements, thoroughly regulating the
whole system and giving tone to the digestive organs
They are highly recommended invigoratng tonic
to mothers while nursing, increasing the flow of milk,
and for convalescents restore the prosraon which
awaysi follows long-continued sickness they
surpassed. No household should consider themselves
safe from the ordinary maadies without these invalua
Bile medicines. They be obtained of any druggist
CAUSE OF FDTsPEPsIA-Accordingt to the highest medi-
cal authority dyspepsia is not unequeny caused by
CItarrh in the head. The large quantities of offensive
and poisonous purulent discharge from the head
which is drawn back into the throat during the sleep
and swallowed much dsurb the functions of the
stomach oocasoning loss of appetite bsd taste in the
mouth in the morning arising and finally indigestion
perfect specific for Caar that has ever been discover
ed. 1t is for sale by WM R. ALLEN jefferson, HESDRY
& KING, Ashtabua. And druggists generally. 1889
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Agents wanting territory should addrc the publishers
directly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

Mrs. FULLER, intending TO be up with the
most energetic in her line of business, announ-
ces the feceiptof her spring goods and fashions,
and wishes to call the attention of the ladies
to their beauty and exQuisiteness, She hopes
to combine as much taste of workmanship, as
elegant goods, and fairness and moderation in
the range of prices, as any of her competitors,
and asks for test and trial
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23
Cleveland Wholesale Market.

Wednesday Evening, May ~. 1868.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and steady the demand
is light. We quote as follows:
* spring city made Sl,5o912,OO country do $1O,5O
@1l5O; xx city made amber Sl4 city made white
$3.50; red country made Sl1 ,50Ql12,15.
WHEAT-No. / red winter at $2,5>; No. 2 do lower ;
held at 81, As; No. spring held AT So,
CORN-Du and .uactiye held nominally at 9TIlG9Sc
for No. mixed.
oATS-Dull and nominal; held at 7GO7Tc for No. l
State.
HAMS-Active and firm sales 1000 lbs ''Comstock's"
sugar cured canyasscd BIC, do uncanvassed at 19c
12O lbs do plain cured lgc for canvassed
canvassed,
SHoULDERS-Tn good request and steady sales 1900
lbs at lie.
DRIED BEEF-Market steady held at 22c for can
yassed 2lc for nrcanvIssed.
BUTTEli-Market quiet; there is fair local trade
demand, bat shipping inquiry choice Western Re
serve held at 3GI2.c: Central ncld al ~ 2Sc.
CllEESE-FrIh al l5Nl6c for old factory new in
good request af l2l1l5c.
HAY-Demand fair and market steady at S23 0O(t 90
for baled Timothy from store.
SEEDS-InquiTy light and prices almost entirely
inal,
PoTATOES-Dull but shade frner; Peach Blows
held at 81 j6y1.30 track for lots 81 tl % from
store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

PAINEsvILLE NORMAL ACADEMY OF Music
The first year of this school was unusually
successful in point of numbers in attendance
also in the rapid progress of those connected
with the school. We heartily recommend this
institution to all music pupils, as one of the
best schools of the kind in this country. For
further particulars address S. B. Hamlen, Cleve-
land Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

ANOTHER Relic GoNE.-The old Franklin
House, so long known as one Of the hotels of
Ashtabula, under the conduct of landlord
Hinklcy, has, within day or two, taken turn
up the street ufcn the trucks of Capt Sweet,
and brought up between the Carlisle mansion,
and Ward Smiths tanncry, where, we believe
it is to be fitted up as a dwelling. Its place is
to be adorned with block
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

FRosT.-A heavy frost was visible on Tues
day morning, heavy enough to at least to create
apprehension for the various kinds of fruit
then in full bloom, among which, the peach is
most prominent. We have heard little said
about the effects. for the reason that little
could be known, until those effects become pal
pable by little time.
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ven Lawrance, Yeoman, conclusion; The La
dy Jacqueline; Jericho Life; Grasses and
Wild flowers; A Problem; To a Lady; Forced
Marches; Beechdale; To Gagged Canary; My
Notebook; A Trip to the Wyandotte Cave =;
Our Railway Management; Apple Blossoms;
The Galaxy Miscellany; Drift-wood; Litera-
turc and Art; Nebule. SHELDON Co., pub
fishers, 49S and 500 Broadway, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-05-23

JOHN MANsFIELD.-It will be seen by refer
ence to adv. columns, has embarked again in
business, and struck outin somewhat new de-
partment. His reputation for taste in catering
for the public, and bis popular address and
fairness in all business matters, will no doubt
insure him reasonable Success