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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24
Trustees sAJc.

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.asvle d.cAes.d, hs .1.a s=.fa
Kilsoare D,-d II Trust, exs,nted The zati, day
81 June, 1855 eY fese and xiA to thseaid WARD
= Nan Ssex a { IL
the dsys tkefesF fsuwiug. described property
the city OF Keosuk Iowa y-shres md
on third 1870 oil OF this nj % OF lot
ain. O. In bios unAe25, and Or a. fest oA4hssau
@rY - - h.ht, ts1fn biocttt s4y six " also
lot de- f1.nAluek eight, {sFexcpktng tenS6 f-et
81 Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY side thereof: also the
AAf nf lots ~ t~o ~ snd three Isl II blosA Ia,
us, .i.s ,ks .Sss; e e.. ~ stl
vii ~ u p1bhe outtfy. At the Court House IL thu
city Of okuk between the hou.s NJ o'clock a. and
day the 18th day ~ AAy htxt - tAe Agtsst tddDrf
asb tue above described prop&fyf tho and hene-
ns Of Mssss, tho parcbssess and holdsrs ofsad
ayTss I'm CT. DAVIS. rrnstss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-11
Trouble In the Radical Camp.

Judge Houk is one of those men who
are always spelling for row of some
sort The "Senior Editor of the Knox
vile Whig published card at the open
ing of the canvass between Houk and
Maynard, stating that ihs columns of his
paper would not serve as a conduit for
personal abuse of either candidate, but il
appears that somebody has been permit
ted to make an assault on Houk through
that paper, which the Judge character
ICES as follows:
"a CARD Il simply wish to say to the
people that the article in the Whig OF the
seth came out too late to be answered
before the election Of course mean the
assault upon me, under the caption Of
Swapping Votes. Every word in that
article relative 10 my position, and what
my future action may be, is so utterly re-
pueuant to the known facts of history,
that the writer knew he was penning a
falsehood when be did II, and every one
who knows me will indorse this senti-
ment in their hearts, il they DO not 90
openly declare. As soon as my courts
are through, propose to open this whole
question, aud compare my loyalty with
that Of nv accusers / have not, never
can, nor will abaie one jot or title Of my
Republication. l. c. Hour"
II is evident that Honi attends getting
after some Of his Radical brethren with
a very sharp stick. he knows a great
deal sbout The mean acts Of which they
have been guilty, and be should enlishien
the public on these subjects. They have
abused him without stint, because be
dared 70 oppose Maynard, and be should
nov pay oem back Nth interest. We
shall not Be surprised IL be does
Unioa and american.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-11
WELLS & COILS, 267 Main St.
TAILOR,

is to ruin him. and burn the roof from
over the heads Of his children, and on
the spot volunteer aid in rebuilding il.
Their prejudice, and sympathy, and ig-
norance will be enlisted in your behalf,
and q corresponding enmity ripened
against the native Southerner.
The foregoing is intended to be strictly
confidential; which will come under the
heading Of your oath. And, as soon as
you have read and understand it, and
your duty, you will then destroy it, aud
without any delay commence on your
work. You must be vigilant aud untir-
ing in your exertions, as we cannot afford
to lose the Southern vote, and by COM
plying strictly with the above, and chara-
ing all disturbances aud outrages upon
the Democracy, will eHlist the sympathy
of the North with us.
By order of the U. L. & C. G.
Secretary 7l3.
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Orr readers ssil fad % shis column q issf Of
leading and reliable Business Hossev ns e'fv,
whieh wiu Dc vaiuabls FOR present and future re-
fsreuce
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

Real ESTATE MovEMENTs.-Our friend Thos.
Mitchell having bought the old Hinkley place,
or so much Of it as had not been already solo,
proposes, with H. III. Hail. who owns the wing
next to PUNCHES jewelry store, after removing
the old buildings, to put up brick block for
stores. The work is to be done this spring.
and when done, with the block contemplated
by L. w. Smith, to which allusicn has been
made, will add much to that side of the street,
and put it in brisk competition with the oppo-
site, or what has been considered tho two-shil-
ling side. The price paid. for the lot-thst upon
which the main house stands, was $1,000
The Darius Childs place on, North Ridge,
was bought, not long since, by H. j. Nettleton.
The lot contained, we think some two acres
for which the consideration Was SO, 800.
The Carpenter place nearly opposite the Fair
grounds, has been bought by Mr.. Dorman, for
So, 100.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

WALL PAPER.-Another very large supply of
wall paper in great variety of quality, price and
pattern, has just been received by NJ. G. Dick,
who makes this branch oftrade, rather promi-
nent one of his business. From the enormous
cases we see tumbled In our credulity is not
very severely taxed to believe what the enter
prising proprietor tells US, that his present con-
signment is the largest ever brought into town.
ways fixed at the most moderate range. this
must be good place to secure supply for the
spring furnishing up and decoration of our
households.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

RoAD LAw.-The Legislature, not exactly
knowing how to set themselves about ''fram-
ing mischief by law, od initio, have been dill :
gently engaged in undoing all the good legls-
laton of the last few years, aud have accomp-
lished much in that direction.
The road law of the last session, which ought
to have been one of the statutes forty years ago,
and to have been continued Indefinitely, has
been repealed by the vandal majority, and the
old, sham system re established.
The Trustees of this Township, though not
officially Informed of the change, have divided
the roads into ten districts, and the voters will
be called on to elect that number of ''pathmas =
tiers" at the April election.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

A WRITER describing the Impeach-
ment scene in the Senate, ays:-Stan-
berry is tall, straight, slim man, with
gray side whiskers, high, square head,
of the sort called dong" and nervous
earnest manner of speech He got mad
at the beginning of the trial when Judge
Bingham brought him to stand on the
Senate rules.
He describes Senator Wade's wife
thus Mrs. Ben. Wade wore a black
cloth sacque, two short side locks of
hair, and brown rose in her braid
She was provided with corner place,
Immediately opposite her husband, and
next to the diplomats.
The new base ball rules for 1868 re-
quire that all balls used in match must
be stamped with the size, weight and
makers name, and if any Others is used
the game will be "null and void" The
new ball is smaller and lighter than the
old one, being but nine inches in circum-
ference, and weighing five and quarter
ounces
Of 4O4 towns in New York, in which
local elections had recently been held, the
Republicans carry 2S4, and the Demo
Gratis lS0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

A man who died recently in Brooklyn
is found to have concealed many thou
sand dollars in old shoes, cracked tea
pots, pillows, &c.
81 resort to wine to stimulate my wit,
said young spendthrift to an old one
"Ah," replied the veteran, that is the
way began but now l have to resort
to my wits to get my wine"
In the Ohio Legislature, few days
since, Christopher Hughes, Esq, of But
Ter county, sturdy Democrat, delivered
speech in which TIE following passage
occurred: 81 would rather trust the
Democratic party in political matters
than God Almighty"
Violent shocks of earthquake were felt
in Porto Rico on the 10th and 18th of
March. Buildings were badly damaged
and ships carried ashore. There is great
scarcity of provisions in Porto Rico. A
slight shock of earthquake was felt at St.
Thomas on the 10th. No damage.
The Union Pacific Railroad has been
completed to a point twenty-seven miles
west of Cheyenne, and within four miles
of the highest summit on the entire
route This elevation is eight thousand
three hundred feet above the sea. The
number of men employed in grading the
difticult country which the track has
now reached. is about three thousand.
By April this range OF hills will be
passed; then ensue the Laramie Plains
where the track can be spun along as in
the Platte Valley.
Twelve hundred laboring men took
passage on the steamship Henry Chaun-
cey, from New York for San Francisco,
the other day. They leave on account
of slack employment, and hope to find
plenty of work and high wages OH the
Pacific side. The wharf, when the
steamer left, was thronged by thousands
of friends of the adventtrers-the scene
recalling the exciting times of the war,
when regiments were departing for "the
'front.'"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28
Blades, Euphonial Lubricator- are med

Blades EuplOnial LubricatOrs a medi-
nal preparation in the form of Lozenee and uni
versally considered the most iecsdr, eecrud dnd
reneHt remedy q for Hoarseness Coughs Gods,
Group, C1tGrr Asthma, Bronchitis, DiIteid and all
Pulmonary Complaints. They ararranted to give
quicker and lasting benefit in the above a1ec-
tions thannny other remedy also to contain deeter
ious Ingredient and not offend the weakest and most
sensitive stomach. -a.-- -
BLADES CONSTITUTION PILLS so called be-
of their peculiar direct and efficient effect upon
the Liver Stomach, Blood and Nervous S. stem. Fer
inactivity of the Liver fer thc stomach arrangement
of Dyspepsia they vii delight the patient liz their mild
and efficient effect especially if from long, continued
congestion and cosveness they left with periodical
return of the sick headache. In of cold
producing chill and fever, break it very soon by
using the pills per directions with each box.
j. H. BLADES & CO. Props, Elnlira N Y.
For sale by H. A HENDRY. and c. E. SWIFT Austa-
bula, Ohio. For sale by ell druggists. Gn927.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28
NEW AND FRESH GOODS
At OLD PRICES }!

HAVING visited the city of N. York
within the past 10 days. and made ample purchases Of
Dry Goods at the extremely low prices ruling in
city. am prepared to sell all kinds of goods at very
low figures, and very many kinds prices even less
than before the OF the truth of this assertion YOU
can convince yourselves by calling. do expect to
sell out or go west do business for nothing. com,
nit any other foolish act, but to sell goods cheap
any otherve man. and stay in Old Ashtabua and meet
my customers face to face in future days. is there
fore for my interest treat you WE'LL and deal fairly with
YOU all Give me a call and you win not regret it.
H. L. MORRISON
Ashtatula, Nov 81, 1868, s4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

Address TO tae Nervous and DebiIitated
who's sufsriaess have been protracted nom hidden
If gvu are gern of baJe 5e
eadefcd from nfothtafy discharges what effect does it
facilitated easily tired? Does little extra exertion
1:odoce pntion OF the heart? Does your liver or
order: Is your urine sometimes thick milky or ocky
or is it ropy settling? Or does thick scum rise to
s-ood awhe Do you have spells of short breathing or
sys2spsia! Are your bowels conspated: Do yog have
your memory impaired? Is your mind constantly dwell
ing upon this subject. Do you feel dull lfstless mop
alone. get away from everybodyY Does any little
thing make you strtor jumpf Is your sleep broken or
bloom your check bright9 DO you eujoy Yourself
in society well Do you pursue your business with
YOURSELF Are year spirits duh and fagcing piyen TO
fits ofmelandhelyE so do not lay 10 your liver or
yOur weak aud have but little appetite and you
atFisate this to dyspepsia or liver complaints
Now, reader seiEabuse, venereal diseases badly cured
and sexual excesses all capable of predicting
weakness of the generative organs. The organs gen
you think that those bold defiant energetic per
severng. successful businessmen are always those
whose generative organs are in perfect health: Yon
never hear such complain of being melancholy of
nervousness ofpalpitat0n ofthe heart They
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
Them right in the facenOne of your downcast looks
any other meanness about them. do not mean those
VINO keep the organs lnhamed by running to excess
not ruin their CONSTITUTIONS also
those they do business with or for.
How many men from badly-cured diseases. from the
effects of seifabusc aud cXcesses have brought about
that state of weakness in those that has reduced
the general system mnch to induce almost every
other diseaseiocy lunacy. paralysis spinal Affections
suicide and almost every other form of disease which
humanity is heir and the real of the trouble
scarcely suspected and have dOctorcd for all but
the right one.
Diseases these organs require the use of diuretic
EELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
Duretic. and is certain for diseases OF the Bad
der. Kidneys Gravel, Dropsy, Orgarc Weakness, Fc-
male Compl nts General Debility. and ali diseases of
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from whatever originating and matter of how
long standing
limo treatment is submitted to- Consumption or In
sanity may ensue, Our flesh and blood are supported
from these sources and the health and happiness, and
that of Posterty depends upon prompt reliable
remedy.
Hembold's Extract Buchu, established upward of IS
years, prepared by Ii. T. HELMBOLD. Druggist.
594 Broadway. New York and lG4 South 10th Street,
Phliadelpha, Pa. 'l-- d. -s. O., -t'-----H.
PRrcE-Si a5 per bottle or bottles for $3.50 deliver
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28
FOREIGN.

JAPAN.-LoNDoN, March 20.-A tele-
gram from Shanghai in anticipation of
the overland mail, says that all foreign
ers have left Hiogo and Osaca, Japan. 1t
was reported that vessel of war, said
to be either French or American, had
been fred upon by the japanese
. The latest advices are that the civil
war in Japan has resulted in the defeat
of the Tycoon, who, after a disastrous
battle with tie combined forces of the
Daimios, fled to Jeddo. The Govern
ment of the D1ikado has addressed note
to the foreign ministers in Japan, in
which it pledges itself to faithful OBJ
servance of the treaties which have been
concluded.
Additional particulars received. The
country was quiet. The rebellion of the
Tycoon has been efectually suppressed,
and there was reason to hope for a strong
government in conjunction with the Mi
kado or Spiritual Emperor.
Stirring news is shortly expected in
England from the Abyssinian expedi-
ton. Gen. Napier intends to surprise
the enemy by suddenly marching upon
Magdala and thus iberating the cap
tives. King Theodore does not show
himself a formidable opponent; but
whether the climate will be equally pow
erless to thwartth object of the expe-
dition remains to he seen.
An imperial ukase has been promulga-
ted from St. Petersburg, which removes
the few remaining distinctions between
Poland and the other provinces of
the empire, obliterates all traces of the
Polish nationality in the political gov
ernment at Warsaw, and completes the
absorption of Poland into Russia as
an integral portion of the empire.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

SU1c1DE.-CINc1NAT1, March, 24.-The
whole city has been thrown into conster-
nation aud mourning to-day by the sui
eide of A. NJ. Bennett, fashionable hat
ter. Between IL and II o'clock he went
into his store, walked hastily back to his
rear room, from whence the report OF a
pistol was soon heard. He was found
lying on his lounge with fatal wound
on his right temple. A brief note was
found on his table asking his friends to
care kindly for his precious wife, and set
tie his business for him. Six months
ago he sold out his hat store to 3. +.
Coan, and it is said obligated himself not
to resume the same business for three
years, but in short time he opened
a splendid new establishment within a
square of his old stand. Coan refused
to pay the note on deferred payment on
account of this violated obligation. The
matter went into court, and Judge Sto-
rer, this morning decided against Ben
nett, requiring him to close his house
and severely rebuking him for having
written him letter trying to influence
his decision. Smarting under this defeat
and humiliation he went Immediately to
his store and committed the rash act.
At one o'clock he expired, having been
unconscious from the first.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

How small and even adverse an ele-
ment Mr.. Johnson forms in the credit
of the Government is shown by the fact
that our 5-2Os of 1862, which sold in
London on January l2, six weeks be-
fore impeachment, at 712, and on Feb
ruary %, the date of impeachment, at
III, reached on March 10, three weeks
after impeachment, 724, an advance of I
of one per cent, which on our entire debt
would amount to an advance ofS15, ,0O0,-
900 in actual gold value. Ifit is worth
fifteen millions of dollars to the public
credit to impeach Andrew johnson,
what must it be worth to remove him
altogether?
Gold has receded in price over per
cent, since the impeachment movement
was assured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

AsHTABULA LOCAL BOARD OF SuIP OwSrRs -
An adjournad meeting of the ship owners of
Ashtabula, was held at the office of George
Willard, on Saturday evening, the 24th inst,
and local board organized, auxiliary to the
North Western Ship Owners Association.
The following gentlemen were duly elected
officers of the local board for the ensuing year,
viz j. D. Hubert, President, j. S. Blyth,
Vice President, Geo. Willard, Sec'y, F. E. Har-
mon, Treas. Directors, ]. D. Crosby, Henry
Hubbard, P. F. Good, D. W. Haskell, Albert
Harmon. ]. D. Hubert, Esq, the President,
was aIso elected a member of the Executive
Committee of the North Western Ship Owners
Association.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28
Prompt Payments

have entitled themselves with the right to buy goods
cheap and TO all who buy for Cash confident can
offer good bargains in goods be found at any
establishment in this region Look where and long
as you please but before you buy, dror in and il
can't do you any good, We will do you no harm.
Believing that the true system Tor all who buy sell
is, to pay as you CO. am desirous of bringing my bu
siness as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

E3-TuE BREAKwATER FOR BUFFALo.-The
Toledo Blade says that the Messrs Bailey of
Fairport have the contract 10 construct an ad-
ditional pier and extend the breakwater in Buff
falo harbor distance of about 1000 TO 5000
feet into The lake. The breakwater will require
81 coo cords of stone and will cost, all CON-
pete, about $500, 600. The same parties have
also the contract for rebuilding the piers at
Fairport harbor on Lake Erie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

The Union watchfres in Kentucky are
burning up brightly again. There are
cheering signs of general reaction
throughout the State, and, under the
lead Of BAKER, the gallant Republican
nominee for Governor, of Col. JACKSON,
of Gen HoBsoN and ofHon. w. H. WADs-
WORTH, of Maysville, who has left the
Conservatives in disgust, the cause ofthe
Union and of Republicanism will not
only deserve but will yet win success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

BAPTIsM.-On Sunday evening thirteen per-
sons received the rite of baptism at the Baptist
Streets, Cleveland. After the service, a colored
congregation, whose house had no proper ia
cilities, were given the use of the church, and
baptised quite a number.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28
Ne,o and Cheap Goods.

L HE Subscriber having just received
rom New York full Stock Of new and Seasonable
Goods suitable for the Fail and Winter Trade Purchas
ed with Cash at The lowest prices, would respectfully
invite all who wish to buy good goods at low prices to
call and for themselves that they may and be'
lieve. ~. -. r..-.s. .., .-. ..-
To those who have for years past favored with their
patronage and by
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

the adv, of our friend Luce, in this paper. His
heavy investment, and his long observation aud
experience, his taste and natural adaptation to
the business examrlified in the extent, variety
and excellence of his collections of plants, vines
and shrubs, entiile him to the thoughtful and
liberal patronage of this region. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

EgGeneva is becoming excited on the sub
ject of new town hall.-The project for the
Agricultural Works is growing stronger, and
considerable money subscriptions are being
made.-Tines.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

The Base Ball season shows lively
beginning, already. Challenges between
veteran clubs are being sent and ac-
cepted and tournaments arranged for.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28
Kingsville Academy.

The Spring term of this fourishmg institution will
begin Monday March 16 1863 and continue 13 weeks
under the same management for years past. The
fact that A. Judson Barrett the President of County
Board of Examiners is at the head of Kngsvile Acad
emy sufficient guaranty that all its interests and
those of the students will be sedulously cared for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-03-28

The Healing Pool and House of N Grey. Howard
Association Reports for Young Men, the Crime OF
Solitude, and the Errors Abuses and Diseases which
destroy manly powers, and create mpedinents to
rage with sure means of relief SEM in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HoGGHTON.
s1sy Howard Association, Philadelphia.