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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-07

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COUNTIES OF DAVIDSON, ROBERTSON
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Baggage bur9marfirt mad allen BIaken
5 $3.50 I'm Often.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-07

8erIengs Tidtts MIA ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY, ipeIs5e II aaen zidet lirb
Dampfscpt DiFetn I'm Glibsn unb 3eiisH 90 taeen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-07

gs uerlt st fd5, bnB Der greis uon 70 gents pc,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-07

deposed, Mr.. Wade becomes acting Presi-
dent, and it may be he would not deem
it. consistent with the dignity of that po-
sitioh to step down from the Presidency
to the second position in the government.
John Quincy Adams, it will be rtmem-
bered, went from the White House to
the House of Representatives, but we do
not now recall any other instance in which
a man once President has accepted u SUBJ
ordinate political position. There was
nothing the least improper in that case
in truth it was beautiful illustration of
the spirit of OUR Democratic government.
Bit in case of Mr. Wade, who on convic-
ton Of Mr.. Johnson would attain the
Executive Chair through the Constitu-
tional machinery of our political system,
and not by the votes of the people, the
case would be stripped of-any supposed
want of dignity in accepting a nomina-
tion for Vice President. Politicians both
Democrats and Republicans, await with
great interest the proceedings of the
Ohio State Convention on the 4th, and
should that State declare for Grant and
Wade, it is conceded that Wade's chan
ces far excel those of any other candi-
date named, and make his nomination al
most sure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-07

DIsRAELI-At last the British Premiership
has fallen into the hands ola man who can
claim origin among the people. Lord Derby
having found the seat uncomfortable, finally
aid the wisest thing possible by resigning, and
like gentleman, named DIr. Disraeli for his
successor The latter is sixty-three years old,
is of Jewish extraction; widely known many
wears ago as an eminent literary gentleman, and
published very popular and interesting book
entitled "Curiosities of Literature > stepped in
to political life from his popularity as an au
thor; rose rapidly as legislator; showed ex
cellent ability as a speaker; exercised the
greatest shrewdness to put himself on the popu-
lar side in reforms; received tile compliment of
places in the Cabinet, and has lately held, and
does now, the Chancellorship ofthe Exchequer.
In the late struggle over the extension of the
franchise, Disraeli took the lead on the Liberal
side and secured the passage of the act under
which Englishmen now vote. Probably his ac-
ton then was the cause of his promotion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-07

REPUBLICAN VICTORIES IN MAINE.-In Saco
the republicans elected james III. DeerIng by
$50 majority and carried every ward in the city.
The charter election in Portland resulted in
no chnce, although aheavier vote has not been
cast since 1850. MeLe!lln, Republican, has
:, ,4O4 votes Putnam, Democratic, 2,242 votes,
apd Deerins, Independent Republican, I79
votes.
In Bath, Jas. T. Patten, rep, was elected
Mayor, 566 to 256 votes for B. C. Bailey, dem.
The republican candidates were elected in all
the Wards -....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-07
Cleveland wholesale market. :

Wednesday Evening, March A, 1858.
FLOCR-The market continues quiet. and prices
steady and unchanged. We quote: Xxx red from No. ?
wi eat S11 2561225 XX red from No. wheat S12,5G9
1880 Xxx white $l40Oio15,00: Xxx spring Sl100111. 80
WHEAT-Entirely without movement and nOminally
unchanged. No. red winter held at 81 80; No do
23S No. 1 Milwaukee spring $3.50.
CORN-Firmer. Sales at 1904. ~
OATS-W eaker and quiet. Sales No Stale at &c
from store.
BUTTER--Demand fair for choice andmarket firm
Primeto choice Western Reserve roll steady at 44
common TO good grades range at 30l140c
CHEESE-In better jobbing demand end steady. Good
to prime dairy and factory @ 15c strictly choice facto
ry. in small way, l518G1l6c.
EGGS-supply good 29030e for fresh, with fair de-
mand.
DRIED APPLES-Quet at 7@l119 for new; old 5G16c
GREEN APPLES S3. .50ll4.50 per bl
sEEDy-IIarCily so firm and less actiV". Clover 81,
@7.55 in small lots Timothy 2,40g2,5O; Flax nOni
nal at S2.00d225.
HAY-Quiet Baled Timothy Sf7G19 in store.
POTATOES-In moderate demand at 81, 10 per bushel
from store. if...
ONIONS-F.rm at $3.50 per bu, or $40 per hbl.
BEANS-Strictly prime white firm at $4OO94,25
common to medium s2.00fl2. 10 per bu. 80 ...
TALL0W-Firm at 10la@1lc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-07
Senator Wade-the Vice Presidency

A Washington correspondent of the
Cleveland Herald, makes the following
illusions to Mr.. Wade, which are so ju-
dicious as to make them worthy of fur
ther perusal We copy witha full en-
dorsement:
Senator Wade, all through the excite
ment and discussion ofimpeachment mat
tiers, has studiously refraincd fron any
participation, by word or act. 1t may
be said that under the circumstances of
the ease, being party in interest in the
result, he deserves nC credit for his dis
cretioniand retieence, yet we are efthose
who think that a man who has mingled,
as has Mr.. Wade, in the intense party
excitements of the day, who holds such
positive opinions, and has been so promi-
nent as a Radical leader, is entitled to
very great respect for the self-command
he displays. And in thus being able to
lay the partizan at the feet of duty, fur
nishes the best possible proof that in
whatever position this impeachment mat
ter may place him, his conduct will be
marked by dispassionate regard for the
interests of the country, unswayed by
personal prejudice or mere party prefer
ences. - ...---...-, -.,. .-..-.--.r.. e
And in connection this is fit place to
say one thing more in regard to Mr..
Wade. His name of late is often spoken
of as the proper nominee for Vice Presi-
dent on the ticket with General Grant.
He viii be the choice of Ohio for that po-
sitlon, The Republican Representatives
tof our State would be unanimous, we be.
liere, on that point, and they would but
echo the feelings of the masses. The ear
liest, rhentioR ct, Grants name for Presi
dent was coapled with that of Wade's
for Vice President, and the Political false
hood Ohio has been made to; usssr IN the
Legislative choice of Judge, Thurman as
successor Of Judge Wade in the Senate
but intensifes that feeling. The result
of the impeacfment trial, however, may
put another complexion OH this matter
foE should Mr.. johnson bc'cont itted anl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES
dress Go the Nervous and Debiutatea

Address 60 the Nervous and fet,tlffo.n,,
Sansrs AND rhSs. cas Ueen pfoeIactea from hidden
render desirable lf you are SUFFERING or bne
suffered from involuntary discharges whit eiacl Sius II
produce upon your general hcalths Do YOU feel weak
peol!tdteT easily ureds Does little extra exertion
urinary organs. your Kidneys Frequently get out of
order: Is your urine sometimes thick. milky. iocky
pr is it ropy settlinyy Or does thick sclm rise to
she topg Oris sediment at the bottom after il has
stood awhlef Do you have spells OF short breathing
epcs of fainting or Pushes of blood to ill., icads is
your memory impairedy Is your mind constantly dwell
ing. tired of company. of les Do you wish to be left
alone to get away from everybodys Does any little
thing maze yol start or umpY Is your sleep broken
toom on your check brights Do you euioy yourself
the same energy Do you feel as much confidence in
yourself Are your spirits dIl and tagging, given
ms oI meianahoy: So do not lay it 10 your liver or
tlar knees weak and have but little appetite. you
attribute No TINS 20 dysRepsla OF liver g9Inpsins
and sexual e&cesses; aTs all capable of producing
s g daf s{ ogan5; me organs OF gen
sou think that those bold defiant, energetic per
ssrerihg successful businessmen are always those
whose generative organs In perfect healthy Yon
hever hear such men complain of being melancholy of
nervousness ofpalpaton Of the heart Thy are never
afraid they cannot succeed in business they don't be-
come sad and discouraged they always polite and
Pleasant in the company of ladies' and look you and
shem right in the facenOne of your dcwncast looks
any other meanness about them. do not mean those
Eho keep the organs infamed by running to excess
thcse they do busiFess with or for.
How many men from badly-cured diseases from the
effects of seabuse aud excesses, have brought about
that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced
fhe general system nnch to induce almost every
Dthcr dseasc-idiOey unaey paralysis. spinal Affections
suicide. and almost other form of disease which
humanity is heir and the real of the trouble
scarcely ever suspected and have doctOrcd for all but
the right one
Diseases Of these organs require the Of diuretic
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
Durctic and is certain for diseases of the Blad
der Kidneys, Gravel, DrOpsy Orgatic Weakness, Fe-
male COmp ints. General Debility and all diseases of
the Urinary Organs whether existing in Male Female
from whatever originating and matter of how
long standing.
If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption In
Hnity may ensue Our flesh and blood are supported
ifom these sources and the health and happiness and
that of Poserity, depends upon prompt Of reliable
remedy. 1000 = O. -.
HelmbOd's Extract Buchu. established upward of IS
years. prsparedby II. T. HELMBOID. Druggist
59i Broadway, New York, and 1e4 South 10th Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
PRcE-sla a5 per bottle, bottles for $685. denver
ed to any address, Sold by all Druggists everywhere 934
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Fires, Feb. 81 to March (, Youngstown, fur
nace loss $50, 600, Gov. TCd's new house $780,
OOO Fdrbnrg, Ill.,, Is. buildings, $5o,O00.-
CinncinnGti, chemical works, 6O,OOO. CFarkS-
viIIe, No., store ard post-office, 20,OOO.-
Huron, o. Feb. 49,, $4,000. Philadelphia,
dwelling $4,000, chemical works very heavy.
Ogde1tsturyh, ten buildings, Lack HdUe'
Pa. $4,000. Buffalo, Melodeon Block, $l2,-
600, Rochester, oil mill &C., $4,000 Phoenix
buildings, SO, 200, ST. Louis, two steamboats,
800, 900, Taunton, Mass, Tack factory, $2O,-
600, Peorid, H., hotel, 100000, Albion, Pa.
Oar factory, $40, 900, OSaocgo, school building,
Binghanpton, Si7,OoO, orange, NJ houses
$50, 900, CIerela,ad, refinery, $4,000.
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MARRIED,

In Austinhurg on the 25th day Of Feb by Rev. f. s.
Barnes. Miss Lotie E. Ryder of Austinburg, to Henry
c. Chafiee of Kansas. '..
In Orwell. on the 18th day of Feb by Moss Bowers
Miss Maggie A. Bowers of Orwell, Ashtabula county, to
F. A. Hall of Portage county. ...........J
In jefferson, Feb e9th by Rev. E. C. Farley, Miss No
ra Rose of Geneva to Mr.. Martin Kenny of Denmark,
Iowa.
In Madison. Feb. 27th by Rev. S. Gregg, Mr.. Ahram
r. Miller of Erie Pa, and Lovisa NJ. Allen, of Madison
Ohio.
At the residence of the brides father. Walker Ben
nett Esq. of Monroe, March 4th, by W. T. Rhardso
Mr. P. w. Webster of Ashtabula to Miss Ellen A. Ben
nett, CT the former place.
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Prompt Pnuments

have entitled themselves with the right to buy goods
cheap and to lwho buy for Cash am confident can
offer good bargains in goods can be found any
esablishmentin in this region. Look where and long
as yOu please, but before you buy dror in and if we
can't do you any good will do YOU no hatfn.
Believing that the true system for all who buy or sell
is to pay as you Co. am desirous of bringing my bu-
siness as neara tf .