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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13
q. s. MARSHAL'S MONTH";


Tackle, apparel, ste.
TN TINE UNITED STATES DISTRICT gQv'
A f0& The BiseFict 81 EDniaiahR, No M
ob0&ienoe to an admiralty wazrsat TO NJ
Eeqfed in the above entitled quit, have ssiii
taken into my poaag2ica--
The steamer HUNTER, her TeeiSiB, AppAlsl
now hbeied hg j. Dnrville fgt the causes set "a
the libel now pending in thu District Coufi
URitsd States.
AKA do hereby cita and admonish thesss,
owners thereof, and all and every person o. y
having or preteRding to have any right, tits
terest Ia or 70 the same, to be and appear
trict Court Of tho United Rtetss, for the y
aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New 0rsl
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the dsil
o.. 10 show oagisa, II any they have or can, ~
said steamer Hunter, heE tackle, etc, should
Condemned and be Bold aBrDeably to the %
libalaut.
United States Marshal'H Once, New o..
i. 81 HEBRON, U. S. Mad
No. ssi-mh1s isas %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

RY C.E.GERAlKDEY a. Co., Auceleneers.
~ Once No. II Exchange Plaes-WkDNESDAY,
18th March, 1868 at 10Y o'clock A. NJ, will be sold
at public auction, at the Brick Store No IsS POP
drss street. between oarondalst and BsrOnne
streets
THE THREE STOCKS OF DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING AND FANCY ARTTcLEs belonging
respectively to the bankrupt estates Of Msszrs
Charles Ripinsld Marx Israel, and Gussavs T. Wei,
now in bankruptcy in thu United States Circuit
Court for Che District Of Louisiana, and by them
surrsndersd and sold for the benefit Of their cred.
iiors BY ordetof T. T. Norton Esq. General Assignee
without rait reserve 70 the highest and best bid
dsFs.
The stock Of MI Charles Ripinsk Is large aud
well selected stock Of ready made and sessonabls
Mems and Boys ciothing, Under Garments Hats,
Fancy Articles. Trunks. Yslissa etc.
AIossrs. N. Israel and GnstAFs r. Walls stocks
comprise ssasonsbls Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Fancy Articles Of CREST variety and excellent quail
ties store and other Biztarsa.
Descriptive catalogues Of thess stocs viii be ready
foz diatribution At ealos Of tho Anpiiones-s few
days previous to The SaiB.
The attention Of the retail trade Of the city is spe
elAly invited
TssnB-oaaA before delivery in United States
Treasury 2otss. mhSsa
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DENNIs BURREL, Secretary.

ourselves to heartily support, with our votes
and influence, the nominees of the state
convention made on the 18th and 14th of
January, 1868: ....
james H. Ingraham, Caddo.
Cesar @. Antoine, Caddo.
Benjamin McLeran, Cadd0.
George Y. Kelso, Rapides.
Samuel E. Quincy, Rapides.
s. L. Snaer, st. Martins.
Dennis Burrel, st. John Baptist.
Peter Harper, st. Charles.
Leopold Gnichard, st. Bernard.
j. N. Deslonde, st. John Baptist.
William Murrel, Latourche.
F. Edwards, AvOyelles.
Thomas Isabelle, Orleans.
N. Schwsb, Jefferson.
K. g. Gardiner, Jefferson.
]. A. Massicot, Orleans.
J. III. A. Roberts, Jefferson.
Thomas n. Martin, Jefferson.
David Douglass, Orleans.
Charles Leroy, Natchitoches.
w. II. Hiestand, Natchitoches.
y. Mahier, West Baton Rouge.
Richard Lewis, East Feliciana.
solomon R. Moses, Orleans,
w. r. Meadows, Claiborne.
P. g. Deslonde, Iberville.
]. @. Scott, Jackson.
ID. H. Reese, Lafourche.
Arnold Bertonneau, Orleans.
z. B. s. Pinchbaok, Orleans.
F. Marie, Terrebonne.
g. w. Ferguson, Jackson.
John Gair, East Feliciana-
Joseph @. Oliver st. James.
John S. Harris, Concordia.
James ii. Landers, Coneordia,
James B. Lewis, Sabine.
N. H. Twitchell, Bienville.
N. Underwood, st. James.
George w. Reagan, East Baton Rouge.
s. B. Packard, Orleans.
G.. III. Wickliffe, Orleans.
Simeon Belden, Orleans.
j. P. Newsham, West FeliciaLa.
Q. II, Hampstead, Assumption.
f. Riard, Lafayette
Daniel D. Riggs, St. Tammany, St. Helena,
Livingston, and Washington.
Curtiss Pollard, Madison.
Henderson Williams, Franklin.
Simon Jones, Orleans.
r. Fl. Steele, Tensas.
A. N. Gould, Tensas.
A. J. DemRrest, St. Mary.
r. Polndexter, Assumption.
P. 7. Valfroit, Ascension.
Henry BonSeigneur, Orleans.
o. o. Blandin, Orleans. 1sE
Milton Morris, Ascension.
George H, jackson, st. Landry.
.. Dupart, Terrebonne. 4
]. B. Esnard, vt. Mary. lr
David Wilson, Orleans. ...r...5
Having previously announced mi public
print that deemed it my duty as an honor
able man and consistent politician to sup
port the regular nominees Of the Repub-
lican party, have no hesitancy in signing
this paper; but / feel not at all apprehensive
that the New Orleans Tribune has been or
will be taken as disappearing me in the
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
.,.-....-.. -. Claiborne.
My object being law, order, peace, and
prosperity for the people Of Louisiana,
oppose all divisions of the Republican
party. L. W. BAKER,
of Bossier.
Icheerfully support the state ticket.
R. I. CROMWELL,
51eG $3.50. f-W farfaans
IsuppOrt the state ticket. /
aaa - c. B. H. DUPLEssIs,
Orleans.
We pledge ourselves TO support the state
ticket Of the Republican party, nomiDated
on the thirteenth and fourteenth OF Janu.
airy, 1868. MICHEL VIDAL,
A. DONATE, JR.,
St. Landry.
cheerfully support Judge Warmoth
for governor, and disspproye of the course
Of the Tribune.
GEORGE W. DEARING, JR.,
Rapides.
We cheerfully support the regular state
ticket made by the nominating convention.
VICTOR N. LANCE,
L. FRANCOIS,
East Baton Rouge.
CHARLES A. THIBAUT,
PlAquemincs.
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ESTATES IN BANKRUPTCY.
OPEN ACCOUNTS AND BILLS RECEIVABLE.
HREYFus BRoTHERs . Co,
Va Their Creditors.

THEODORE MEYER vs.. His Creditors.
SAMUEL KAIAN VI. His credilssh
United States Circuit Court for Che District Of
ltaussinnk.
BY oRDER on THE ASSIGNEE,
yrw d NJ xz4MAM@NR a Oal--oENz0E
AZ Nc y Exchange Rlars-THURRDAY, Mazen
10, i8as. a Z o'clock NJ VIII be sold At pahlie
anotlans at the Merchants and AuoiioHams' Kx-
change. b. order o. tbs Assignee in the Hanluupt-
uies ef--
Hsssss nnEKRus. BROTHERS 4 CO..
wFE0pOHE MEYER
eAMUAL KAHN
AT tie Opsa Actounts and 1iaa AeoeisAts due
lhess aAiA lasstas nov Abandohsd Aad sssd ioF h.
bsnaEtal shsh cr5aiters ~ ss4sr ~ & Nertsn
nj Gshafns Assixnss.
pr lite etuisa NH 10 rad A sale IL &ch
hsnasaallg nd raas ~ s1An q eAlra q AAs Aas
tionaags gfs as rrs0adEna tlaa Fale
Tssas--ljaah Ii uzlisa saaisn Treasury noisa
shg ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

Jacob Ham@ie ama Others w. Btean
Southsrner, Hsr Tackle, Apparel, etc
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT 90
Il for the District Of Louisi1ns. Nc. 9g55-l1
enoe to an admiralty warrant, to me directee
above entitlea suit. have soazeh and taAa
* ms sissmboat soUTHERNER, her
Apparel ETC, now hbsisd By Jacob Samp
others for the causes s8t forth IN the IN
pending IN tsa Dietriot Court OF the United
And L do hereby cite and admoniah the q
oWna1z ehereof, aud al and every person q
having or pretending 10 have any right, titlt
toHast Ia or 90 The aatna, 70 be and appear q
lFics Court Of the Unit0d HtAfeav for the
aforesaid, to be holden ct tho oily 1f New 0Is
or bAfore the THIRD ADhnAX fr0in the dal
%, to show oauBs, & any they have OF e.
the said ateamboAt nousaDzner, her tackle
etc., should not BE- Condemned and be soll
Unitsd sissss iiasshnl.l once. New Q
-'11t-'-'- VI. HERR0kl
No. B45-mhIa n "A a. United States Ma
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13
AUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALES,
PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION
or AN
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SOCKS.
-coMPRHn'a-
UPWARD OF THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUMES
STANDARD
AND CLASSICAL
WORKS. IN PROSE AND POETRY.
In Great Variety of Binding, and HandsOmsly
Illustrated.
WORKS OF SCIENCE AND. ART
In Medicine, Law, Agriculture, Mechanics,
Manufactures Chemistry Astronomy,
Geology, Botany, Theology. etc.
X
ELEMENTARY AND EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
OF Great Variety.
OF THE MOST POPULAR AUTHORS.
TOGETHER WITH GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
STATIONERY AND OTHER ARTICLES
UsuAlly found in Bookstores. ..
THIS BEING THE STOCK OF THOMAS L.
WHITE. IN BANKRUPTCY,
Surrendered and Sold for the benefit u his
CREDIT oRs.
By order of E. E. NORTON, ESQ. ASSIGNEE.
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
without Reserve
RK q. II. GIRARDBK 81 co. AUCTION
I GERS, Office No. II Exchange Place
WEDNESDAY, TIE 18TH MARCH, AT I
o'clock P. NJ, we will commence the sale Of
the above described stock. and continue nightly
thereafter at the same hour until closed out at the
store No. 10 Royal, between Canal and Customhouse
streets.
This is an unusual opportunity of selecting books
OF purchasers own prices to I'LL and supply
Libraries sH aagtt II
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes, be-
fore delivery.
By order Of &. e. Norton, general assignee in the
bankruptcy Of Jacob Barker, Esq. iAsl
tH.l. g.. O. E. GIRARDEY & CO.
tnh5 I'd .ss -raf.s.-t Auctoneers-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE ON TaE OAllfAIals
Radical Republican Party,
No IL DryAdeB street, New Orleans, March 3, 1859
The Campaign Committee of the Repub-
lican party of Louisiana deem it proper to
lay before the party the accompanying cir
cular, signed by the Republican members OF
the constitutional convention, with the res
olutions Of the Republican nominating con.
vention, together with those of the Central
Executive committee, unanimously ratifying
the nominations of the state ticket, and ex-
polling certain boilers from the committee.
With the exception Of few disappointed
office-seekers, mostly new in the ranks Of
the party, who having failed to rule are now
determined to ruin it, and who have been
found out and expelled from all committees
and clubs to which they belonged, the party
is unanimously in favor of the regularly
nominated ticket, headed by the Honorable
H. G. Warmoth.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Radical Republican state
nominating convention, January Is, 1868,
just previous to its adjournment:
ResolUed, That we hereby pledge our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor to the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have nom
mated. s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
| DENNIS BURREL, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
ESTATE OF CHARLES hscKgoN
In bankruptcy.

a. oahALApJiy.
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED sp,.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA i
ONE EIGHT-HoRsE POWER ENGINE I
BoHER COMPLETE. BBAoKsM,grs
TOOLS, SCREW QUITTING MACE
DRILLING. sHAFTTNG. FANS ~
BOXES, PATTERNS, FLAsks so,,.1
IRON ANvILs. CRANES, Etc. Etc
RX g. N. GERAKDEY a. On
- No. II Exchange PlAce.-MoNDAY. 49,
at ios< o'clock A. NJ, viii be sold At pubo
at The Foundry and Blacksmith shop !, ~
firm Of Charles McKsoB Kennedy, sit,.,s -
Front between Girod and Eotrs Dame .irss.s
All the MATERIALS. TOOLS. MACHINE,
etc. belonging to tha said fra, surresa...a
CHARLES MeKeen, in bankruptcy, in M ~ ~,
States District Court for this District Of Ion,..
and sold for the benefit Of his creditors, ~
.. z. Norton, ESQ. General Assignee |,
ruptoy. saa
Tsrms-Ossh in U, S. Treasury uotss =,
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SHERIFF'E SALES,
Q. Dahamel V. 0lara Fisher.


@. Dahamol W.. 0ha-a Fisher.
GIXTH DI8TRKUT COURT or NEW ORtEA
~ No. 9, 7so.-3y virtue IL writ Of fieri faoiasl
directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District d
OF New Orleans. IN the above entitled cause, II
proeBed TO eell At public auction on WEDNESD1
the twenty nth day Of March, 1865 at l01S ooeaa
~, At Ahadie's warehouse, Royal street. bssv
Dnmaine and Sc, Philip streets, in the ssa
A lot Of SEHOLDFURNITURE and Il
Ahl'k EEFE9Es, as per inventory, which al
seized IN the above suit
Terns-Oash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
mbi3 1914 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlsa4
Daniel Lopez VS.. BiRIsmund HUNK
Miriam Levy vs.. Same.
TIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
~ leaRa. Nos. lS,964 and IS ,s7R by virtue q
writs Of heri facias TO me directed by the Hono
the Fifth District Court Of New Orleans ia tia 4
entitled causes. will proceed to sell at publk 4
ton, on the premises hereinafter designaisd
WhpEh5p Az, the tWgnty' dtth day OF Mafah,
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and n
A BILE EtfhCTS contained in the house kncE
the Orleans Hotel. situate on 0hartres srs
tween Toulouse and st. Louis Streets in ths SO
District OF this city, ss per inventory, which ~
seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suits
Terns--Casn on the spot.
SIS - !. GEORGE. w. AVEAiA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

MIC h Ell v1D AL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

FIFTH DISTRICT.
w. JASPER BLACKB URN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13
THIRD DISTRICT,

JOSEPH P. NEwsHAM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

Twenty hys Per cent 10 be paid in cash on the day
OF sale, twenty-five Per cant payable in six months,
and atty per cent in elsFsn m0nths. payments n be
secured by notes bearing interest ht the rats Of
eight per cent per Annnzn, with vendors privilege
upon the property sold 70 the extent Of seventy ave
Per cent Payment viii bg received IN approved
claims on ssid banlrnpt'g eetate estimated AZ ATTY
cents on the dollar, Or in Unitsd States treasury
aotsz, or RAtiena Bank notea at the option OF the
purchasers. And when payment ct Hach RESI-
Estate Is made In said approved elaima mortgage
VIII be retAined on tbs Real EBtste 50 purchased,
for any deGianoy OF Fifty pag cent there may be In
the dividends OF said bankrupta estate declared
within one ye4r, Should tho anal dividend exceed
fifty per cent ID excess 10 be paid pro Tate to the
purchase Sra who pay ID said claims.
Acts Of sale and United States internal revenue
stamps attached At tbs aKpsnaa Of the purch assrs
balaEa u. 0eEnon, Esq.. notary public. ne "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
HOMAS W. CONWAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-13

FOURTH DISTRICT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

tlemea on the other side OF the House - dogs II the
Chair had Understood that 10 be the point Of order
Certainly would have been sustained
Nj. WILSON, irsp.) OF Ohio, addressed NE committee
on the question Of finances and the national debt
He declared himself favor Of paying the principal OF
the bonds in lawful money. except where they were
specified 70 be paid gold. The opposition doctrine ne
hsd TO be not only in violation Of the law out also N
violation OF the rights Of the taxpayers he thought
the policy OF the government ought TO DO 20 pay the
great bulk Of the national indebtedness before the ha-
ton on the bonds expired He held that the very worst
thing that could be done was 10 force the country
quickly 10 specie basis while there was DEBT OF
~ 500 600 900 hanging the government nearly all
OF which was contracted a from forty 10 hxty
cents on the dollar OF specie II would increase the
yalne Of bonds TO the holders from thirty TO forty per
heavier by at least thousand millions He proposed
TO issue hundred millions Of dollars in United States
notes 10 sell At tho market price all the surplus gold IN
the Treasury ana add 10 this fund from time 70 time
any surplus that could be spared from the Treasury
until IL would amount TO a hundred millions
oil dollars The two hundred millions or dollars
thus provided should be applied to 40 redemption
OF an equal amount OF hve-twenties NO. a. the option
OF the government, the interest winch would
amount semi-annuay to So 900, 900 IN gold he showed
that such sinking fund would amount at the end Of
five years 10 $464 600 000 at the end OF ten years 10
1851. 0000 600: at the end OF fifteen years 70
81 ,43i 100000 and At the end Of nineteen years TO
", 092 000 oO0oeng sum sufficient within facuon,
70 pay the entire interes, bearing debt
Mr.. HAWKINS irep.) Of Tenn next addressed the com.
mitec on tho subject OF individual rights and on the
reference TO the claims OF citizens OF Tennessee against
the government arising out OF the war.
Az five o'clock the committee rose and tho House
adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

The Ffsssssh prseincs police made descent spen Ne
alleged assrdsriy Asuss No. ais wooster street. lass
night end arrested fsurtsss psrsss male ana female
whs were found upon Ne prsuissa Ihe Gescsnt 49,
Dodge.
uysoses sIso made . descsat lass night ne uIfes.
tupsts object Of their ofRcai seal was alleged lev
negro gambling house situated = Ne II LAurss3 street.
Tvsnty.thrse persons, oil ''oolered gsmmsn." VIE
we're seeking s6sE fortunes IN gsnss d chance were
ayrested in the placA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26


bold relief the name Of Robert Burns. lApplausel
In simplicity and beauty Of expression, In originality Of
Thought. 10 depth Of feeling, Burns has b.. fe. 4 any
pstaiion rests not a. that Of great conqueror like
Alexander Napoleon, solely upon military genius
does not, because such distinction 10 or less
ephemsral But the fame Of poets scuptors, painters
and worldwide bsnefactors y ccnstanty Increasing,
finally minsiss with the imnsasursSl. ocean
Of eternity. Appla.sel Burma had iaui.s: who
has them notf He arden, .smpsnsn. and strong pas
were many noble and brilliant traits In his character
that throw halo Of glory and beauty around him, ,lu
mnating even the darker shades Of his life like the
sun st midday emerging from The storm cloud In Gil
Its meridian spiendor, rsndns assndsr the veil that
threatened 70 Obscure H. He loNed the wild scenes aae
for her institutions when founded the eternal prasi-
pss Of truth and Justice He sbhorred oppression
~ suc"ys p fspa q Is" Door ana sporsssdss Nm
~ ana brsaihsd forth prayer liberty Far dssrsr
:iussss '1 pensioners On sss dssd xpssuss Burns
was fond Of society add was she NE and soul ef the
circle in Which no moved. He aid net live
IN sss vsils:ns q - around him; there -:
nothing mean nor selfish IN hls nsols nature. Ne
iS f :
Of the hsnbls cottage giri that nrsa Inspired him with
love and pssssy. ana postsd eut him che pathway
q Sose ssey sp sSs sssns q s:s.s s,.,ssas
nr sssss. d esaus ssd .sis.. deserve q Ss-QsasH.
~os hh way . wsnss's Asar; ssd ysu vii pardon
me Mr. President admit here shaa The air creatures
aA no. and .he yosdas" % bic hsast ~ hard road y
irssS who ssd is.2si Sc sss q her lovely eye a.:
the pests heart he thus oppressed himself 1.-THE
: Is. sny - !. sscn ana n.
plsssej Though he have besa % easily capt.
vs.sd ~ sparhliss eye and ~ airy STEP. ys' the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26

War Departures aud she Fresdnen's
Burean.
unemaily large number Of Visitors called a. the
~ vsrtmsas sAis nsrans and had an isssrview
|hs sAnssa. vsy many ssnsses end Represent
: were yrsssnN General =. y. Runkis, WIS ID a.
Il W the ktssGmsn's Bureau In shs STATE Of Ken
!, hsd lsnS talk With che Secretary Of War in
On 70 ths esunjar letter sf December last contract
10 epsrssIsss e she Husssu h mat and other States
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28
KINGSVILLE ACADEMY.
WINTER TERM of this Institut

i HE WINTER TERN of this Institution
will commence Tuesday, November 2ith, 1868, and
continue fifteen weeks.
this grade Daily Lessons in FOea Hasic will be given
/ free Of charge.
Also course of lectures Physical Geography, and
lessons Concert Geography will be given daily free oil
charge.
Photography,
Or System Of shorthand writing for reporting
speeches for rapid writing Of any kind, $3.50. IAzs
Instructions in Gymnastics free.
Our Teachers OF DrGsUiRg, Painting and Music are
among the best in Northern Ohio.
No student will be compelled to take part ID hnetori-
cal exercises though means will be found by which we
trust all will desire to take part in them.
Students SOe;Gbie will be held alternate Friday
evenings of the session..
There are two Literary Societies connected with the
School. Also good Library and Philosophical Appa-
ratus. A course of Lectures by emmnent men from
abroad will be given during the Term.
Tuition per term Of twelve weeks, Common English,
$500 Higher English $60O Languages. S7O0 French.
German. and Book Keeping-each, $2OO extra. Incl
dentas % cents Oil Painting Sl2.00 extra 1nstril-
mental Music 5000 extra, Use of Instrument $500
extra Penmanship, 40 lessons, S200 extra. Drawing
and Crayoning-each, 400 extra. Beginners in Draw
ing. first twenty lessons free
Board or Rooms for self-boardng or otherwise fur
nished or unfinished at reasonable rates.
Arrangements have been made by which all who de-
sire may board in clubs furnishing their provisions
thereby making it nearly cheap boarding and
nearly as pleasant as boarding. JB CORY,
Principal.
Kingsville, Ashtabua Co.. o. .S25t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

REwARD.-Sheriff Covel offers 800 for the
arrest of an overcoat thief, on conviction, and
John Thompson offers $40 for the recovery OF
the overcoat The coat was stolen a short
time ago from Thompson's Hotel, Jefferson.
Our friend Thompson is hard to beat in minis
tering to the comfort and happiness of his
guests, and he who abuses his generosity, will
be likely to find himself in the enjoyment of
quite as assiduous attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28
MARRIED.,

In Harpersfeld, November 18th, by Rev Fl, D. Cole,
field.
in Plymouth, on Nov esth. BY Simon Hoffman, Esq.
GEORGE SEYMOUR, to Miss JANE L. ABBEY, both oi
Plymouth.
In Conneaut, Nov 24th, by Rev. R. NJ Keyes Adelber'
o. Payne to Miss Nellie c. Fcnton both OF ofConneaut
In Geneva, Nov. 23rd by Rev j. Tribby. Mr.. Bennett
W. Wetmore to Mrs. Anna A. Calender, both VI Ge-
neYa.t ..=-s---T- {. n e --s'-al.4
IN Austisburs, Nov. a1st by Rev E. A. Darncs, Silai
FrisPee, Of Geneva, to Miss Carrie Reed.
Afthe residence of The brides father Col Geo A
Howard In Orwell, Noy. 10, by Rev. w. f. Millikan
Isaac M Newton, of kinsman Ohio, to Miss Martha Al
Howard. .r
In Ashtabula, November asth. by Rev. Edward Ander
SON Maj John L. Smith, of Chicago ILL.,, TO Mrs. Mar,
c. Post, Of Astatabula
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

THE WRECKERs-During the present fall
large quantities of pine and walnut lumber
have been picked up along the shore of the
Lake. all the way from fairport to Erie. On
the night of October 30th ult, the barge City
of Cleveland, with a valuable cargo of lumber
went to pieces just below Ashtabula, scatter
tering the lumber all along the beach to Erie
Last week the owners were engaged in look
ing it up, and settling with the wreckers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

BITTEN By DoG.-0n Thursday evening
last, Hattie Brockett, II years of age, daugh-
ter of Lewis Brockett of Saybrook, was severe
ly bitten by dog belonging to David Kelley.
The girl was passing the house in the road,
when the dog ran out and without barking,
seized the girl and larcerated her terribly
about the back and hip. Mr.. Kelley's son
beat off the dog, and Immediately shot the fu-
rious animal-JInaes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

A. ADAMS s Sos have lately removed to
the store two doors South of the Clarendoa,
where they are under full headway, and as
apt and earnest in fitting their customers as
ever. Their removal should have received
earlier attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

JOHN F. BURKE, at the Saybrook Station,
has determined to change his business, and to
bring that about during the winter. To do
this he proposes to sell his stock of goods at
great bargains, giving his friends and neigh
bars chance to lay in their supplies, such as
are enumerated in his advertisement, at costpri-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

APPRoPRIATIoNs.-Gen. Humphrey, in his
Annual Report recommends among other ap-
priations, $25 900 for Cleveland harbor, 81, 100
for Ashtabula, S22, 600 for Conneaut, and s47.-
$50 for Erie. The figures for Ashtabnla may
be intended for $21 900, or they may be cor
rectly given, and intended to cover some bal
ance on existing contracts.