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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL !
MEMPHIs, Nay 9, 1853.

ENAANAA
During the week just closed there hs
teep = moderate q rather steady De
mand for cotton, and the sslea, which
footed Cd nearly 1000 bales, caused con
siderable ease in the exchange MARKET
the supply being iu'y equal to the de-
mand, asd rates have not varied durinf
the week.
Money is essy. Al No. ! psper onsf.
ea by regular customers is o~isconnteo
st tie usual bank rates, while the Ge
mAnd is light from all quarters.
In Bonds ard Stocks no new feature
are dlscsrnsbie. There is some demand
but none upon the market.
City Scrip has advanced, snd Is Eei3
firm. Holders 90 not show much uspo
s,iion to sell sven At our quotAuoDs
Nssrlv.au the outstanding scrip l. neio
bv a few spectators who know they
have a good thing and are not s. a
Auxiors 10 part Whit.
County warrants srs dull, win few
dealers il the market sgd no OUTSIDE 0e
mand except in s small way.
Pslice Scrip is weak under an aecu-
nu.sted issue and little or no dem2no
from taxpayers.
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BissiBsipDi sad Tennessee RaiIrasn.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mall, daily--.-.S;O0 pm. 1l:s5 am
New Orleans Express, daiy $50 a m. $50 pm
Freight, daily except sun
...----.-.Z-oU pm 4'O0 ain
Mail Train makes direct connection for New
Orleans and all point SOufh.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Coffee vile, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly Springs
aud all points north OF Grenada on Mississippi
Central r abroad.
Ticket Office Blk Main street and at the De-
pct. Omni0uses viii call for passengers and
check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders az 237M Main street.
a LVERAORE, Gent Sup't
C.P OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent. my2
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Trace Chains, walkers and common
Root Hames, horse and mule;
Planters Hoes, cast-steel, all sizes /;
shovels and Spades, Rowlands's and Ames';
AxesLHunt's. SImmonds', Mann's and Lip
pincott's, Patent and plain
Hand, Panel and Rip Saws, GREAT BAR-
GAINS
Tuttle's Patent Hook-toOth Cross-cut Saws;
Cross-cut Saws, single hook and usual tooth;
Table and Pocket Cutlery, great variety
CHEAP;
Shingling. Claw and Lath Hatchets, HUNTS
and other makers
scythesHBlood' Mansfield & Lambs, Waldron
and other brands;
Hay and Manure Forks, c. s. Rakes, WrOushI-
iron Rakes
scythe snaths and Hay Rakes;
Handles for Hoes, Forks and shovels and
Spades;
Butchers Files and Uhisels
Pemberton's Mill Files. VERY CHEAP;
Sand Screens, Riddles and Selves
Hand Bells-Faun Bells.
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Receipts were per M. q u. X. Is, Ia
bales NJ. & 7. R. R III; NJ. & o. r. r.
II: d & L. r. r. R.; Steamers 1853
2 o 20; total 426. Exports were PEI
M. 4 c. r. R. 70l; NJ. q I. R. R. Is
III. & o. E. F.; Steamers 1915 total
Decrease of stock 1876 bsles.
The Philadelphia North american, in
an article under the caption Of "Soath-
ern Prospects, " aays:
It is found by s careful investigation
into the amount Of LAST years crops, and
their selling prices. that the South re-
taIns sbout 500 600, 900 gold from them.
Il is known that there is little debt
there. the general crash having cleaned
away everything down 20 the fOuRdR-
tioa' apd economy Of expenditures hav-
inc been substituted for extravaganza.
Takipz one State for all Texas, that suf
fered ~ much from the war as any, has
over 8 600 Coo head of cattle within her
Iimifs. and can export COO, 600 aBDnally
-fester beef at lower rates than cRD be
forn,shed from any other section. The
f-sea people are working c~Ontentedly for
wsgas. ard instead OF csusirg Trouble,
i onlv trouble that we hear Of Is that
thsre are no enough Of them to meet
the demand.
We DO not learn from the South OF
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EemPzis and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEg2RE. ARRrVE,
Day Express, r. &. time..... 500 s.El. 800 pm
City time. As am.
Night Express, 4. Z. time. 400 pm. 800 am
City time. 3:45 pm.
Ticket offices No. 237h Main street and at De-
rot hsed ~ Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to 6ashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
sAM.R 3. JONES, GenTsupt.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
OhLtcI nltsoIcI
This new and elegant passenger
steamer leaves on &aEk
WEDNESDAY, 5th inst. at 5 pm.
Jas 4. B0URnE q CO Agents,
mv2 No.. II Jefferson street.
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Memphis and Little Rock Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, AK.
Going West-Lsave HOpedeld daily st ~ am.
Coming East Leave Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot of Union street at : am
\. 3. BEAU HCNT,
fes7 Genera superintendent.
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RLVBS
E sze
Packet SOnaP@'ys
TrE.gFeokFV IT. \. Mail Line.

1El- eokI u. 81 MdiI LAues
UISIToHS to the celebrated Hot Springs, of
Arkansas, Will hnd this a very pleasant
route. me boats ara new, the tables good and
staieFOoms clean. Passengers are LANDED a.
Little ROCK in time TO take the sts ges for Hot
springs On the third morning from Memphis.
The elegant pa scr ger boats of this line leave
Memphis for Little hock, as follows:
Steamer THOMAS H. ALLEN,
REESE MaSter
Tuesdays, at O'Clock PM.
Steamer W. A. CALDWELL,
r. l.. Master
Thursdays, at O'CLOCK I'm.
Steamer OZARK,
il. master
Saturdays. at O'Clock pm.
Making direct connection at LITTLE ROCK
for ORT SMITH withthe following ooatslhat
leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and Sun
days, alto O'Clock a m:
F0RT GIBSON .........-John WOODBURY., Master
AMERICAN. .-....~......-LeY Chapman, Master
VAN ameS BoWiiD. Master
Thus max ng three trips a week from LITTLE
RICK to ORR SMITH, aud connecting at Fort
Smith with the steamer
FvRT sMITH.--.--.~..-.Ed. Nowland, Master
For Fort Gibs n.
Through bills OF laaing given for freight to
ana from New Orleans, memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
FreightS delivered at destination, at all stages
of the river. without storing o. other delay.
AM persons desiring 10 ship by this line nom
the North. East or West to any point on the
Arkansas river. should have their goods con
eignet 70 MEMPHIS AND RIVER
Front Street, Mosby Block). Those shipping
from New Orleans should c0nsign TO Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company" at Ma
usleon, joins d. ADAMS, President.
7, a. KEHDIG, Agent,
myl once ai Front street, hosoy Blooks
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RAILROAD | II TABLE,.
Arrivals and Departure of the
Mails from the MemphiS =. %.

Chattanooga, Richmond,
Washington, New York,
Baltimore. and all cities
East and South Column
bus, Ga and Montgomery
Ala; all stations on the
Memphis andCharlestOn.
Mississippi Central, Mo-
bile ana Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville
and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee Railroads
Cairo, Chicago, ST. Louis,
Nashville Louisville, Gin.
ctnnSu, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Buff
falO, Albany, New York,
and all cities North and
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
Natcbez, Jackson, Vicks-
burg, and all iDe South,
All stations on the Missis-
sippiand Tennessee. New
Orleans and Jacks IN and
southern Railroads, at. 3,l5 pm. S.2Op.m
Louisville. Cincinnati and
New York, and stations
on the Menphis q Louis
vile and branch Rail.
roads, and all Eastern
cities, at..----.-......- am. 5pm.
Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad. Little Rock,
Madison, Sundays ex-
cep6ed), at ........--.......... 6 pm. 5 pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and
Ciaibourne, Ark. ltri-
weekly Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, At. 10 am. II an.
Olive Branch and Byhal a,
Miss. (Semi-weekly3Mon
day ana Friday, An. pm. pm.
Cuba and Big creek, Tenn,
weekly Friday, At..-.. loan. IL An.
Little ROck and Helena,
and ~alllsnoings on White
river. (semt-wSekiy) Tues
day and Saturday, A. an 4pm.
Pine Bluffand Helena, and
al landIDgs oa A kansas
river, (trl-Weekly) Tues
day, Thursday and sat
urday, at--...-.- ...... lam. Ann,
All andtDgs on the MlEsls-
sippi river south, semi
weekly Tuesday and
Saturday, at-...----.--. lam. 4p.m.
All iandlngs on Mississippi
river nOrLhOsemt-weekly)
Monday and Thursday,
Rt-~---...--..---.---a-.. Sam. $50 pm
ROBT. c. GIST, ?. NJ.
JOSEPH 2 FLYNN, ClerK.
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HouSEKEEPERs' WARE.
Knives and ~Forks-IvOrys and other kinds;
Plated Forks and spoons-ROGERs BROS
make.

B- Special quotations given on appli
cation. orders solicited and promptly
executed when receiV ed SsT6
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5Psss:s ?. sI s., sSs children SiS SWEET
Az B Bsss Bssi 81 s Ct JQuININE
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90 RKVER.

Memphis 4 Arkansas River Packet. Company
United States Mail Line.
THOS. II. ALLEN..--.kees Pritchard master
This splendid passenger steamer N-h
VIII leave for the above on &aszzE
TUESDAY,, All inst, at 5 Pm.
L. a. h ENDIS, AgeNt,
mv2 S4 Front ST., Mosby Block.
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Eempala md h~eaisTiIIe RalirOad

JOSEPH 2 FLYNN, CLERK
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sIEARBOATS.
FCR sE. LOUIS.

and s. Louis UBited states
HaiI Line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

OrR Democratic Legislature is giving large
consideration to tic Morgan Raid Bill This
fact of itself is interesting; hut when We con.
meet with 1t another fact that has, some how or
other, got 0ut, that considerable an,OnDts of
these claims are hsld by purchase, in the IIabsls
Of the 6rmest friends m their settlement, the
nlatteY becOnAes doubiy Interesting 10 head
of these fsblows, who would thus lcgissate the
funds Of the State into their own pockets, a
movement has been started by some oF the Seys
ycnal thHi 40 more shan be paid the heRIeSs
Of theNe claims, in their settyen1eht, than was
paid for them IN the purchase, Would 1t n@u
he good idea 10 look up the patriotic gentle
men who contributed the money to get john
Morgan out of the Ohio Pcniteniiary, and in
ri,e teJH To submit il,sIr claims for lcgisLpsive
balance and contirmaliony
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OFFICERS =

OFtlCERSS z
c'IARENC+E IT. csLAtsts, PresidesH
Jay GOOSE, etrtrthltS, Financs and Exesatits Gem
-Infftcss t.H. E..-.f... t-..;-....
HENlsY' ID. COOKE, ySse-Prcsfde1r,
EMERSON W, ,.PEET, seryetary and act1sry,
Thi! Company ofsra rie allowing advantages:
1t saNaional Company chartered By special act Of
Congress- 1859. t' .
1t has a'paidap capital Of 81 ,oeseoO.
1t offers low rates Of premitGSn''
1t furnishes larger insutance tAaH other cetpanics for
the came money.
1t Is definite and certain iii Ne terms
1t Is lone company in every locality.
Its policies arc eXemptffom attachment
There are nbhhneocsseS trctions In the policies
Every policy i non -fcrsetdDie
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured their
full amount and 'etnrn. all the premiums so that the
insurance costs only the interest ON the annIal pay,
mcnts.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the insused
after certain nRber Of years during life an annual
incsmc of oncvstb ths amount named in the policy.
No extra rate ts charged for risks upon tile lives of
females.
/ y nStTes, not to pay dividends to pOlicy!hosts but
at so low a cUst that dvidcLds will be Impossible
Circulars, Pamphlets and fall parieulars glfcn ap
plicaton to the branch of ,s Cf the CoinpnnyIO
JOHN w. ELLIS & CO.,
C4NcISSsTI, Os,
General agents for Ohio and Central and Southern In
diana.
J. r. SANBORN, z'aInesvtgIe, Spec. AEt.,
For Lake as'd Ashtabula Counties. 1y9R1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

TuE New York Hcrdld flvor sending Mr..
Greeley to succeed Reverdy johnson. 1t re-
al.sks; "iie should 0f course go in his Original
AfAeriesn costume, and should aba,e no jot OF
those ptsuliarities Of person and mnaney that
so wondcfs&1ly stamr him as true gTowih OF
thi, sell, torn oTrt Ivy the soes, in the grasp oi
the Amer,,sn eagle. lie slpcsjd talk 10 every
be can sct ~, and ON all hh subjects,
Including mileage, vcsetab'e d'cts protection,
jeff. Davis, woman's rights, SNd cold water
taken inwardly."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

"Go," she commanded. nThlnk only Of you
family, and be gone y II
sdIl Thompson hcsitaicd, sweeping she 1pr
iron with cagcf glAnces 90 assure hiInaeW uin
no Immediate danger thrcaIehed a shan9'
came over his face as he looked, nnd Ne utter
ed wild cry, catching. .pp ne glees Mr' Drp'
had let fall, and looking utteagli r.
The sight nc bchcli convulsrJl him with tet
Nota mile away, 10 the wrst he saw coming
over a ridge IN TIE plain, sNd approaching fal
idly, aconsiderabie body n mounted savages
They're coming--a tNftd Of redsskips<,lt
re, sScily sOEsrds s; he EsspsS IIm l's' +
ihe maiden took Inc glass and gazcd through
Mwntnstant nj thc approaching roe srangee
light appeared in her eyes light Possessed
only by those upon whom GOD has bestowed a
consciousness of his. great protcctipn-the
fight Of a hepism which death Itself cannot
''@Surc enough" she nurmured "They arc
coming The leader Is Red Knife. Co. neigh
Dor Ttssinpson-on The ipstanir
we can ride together y cried Thompson.
Nc The horse Y, tired. We have been TO
Willow Island We should he oyertaker be-
fore we had gene two miles y ...u
Then wen die together " .. ....-.s.
mo inot You must mount y f..,I ffI.f
With o grasp so sudden and firm thatit star
Tied aim, the maiden pushed him towards the
horse, and in another Instant he found himself
more by instinct than by thought, seated In the
saddle, g..,sI e.t.lr-lu Eqr.f. t,rs
"Away, Sclimr cried Miriam TO her sliced,
with an Imperative gesture. Away y ..H
The horse broke ftiriously over the plain,
giving Thompson only time enough TO flash a
look Of gratitude towards the maiden, us he
dashed away TO the northeast towards his tho.
Hacod home. s.......ry ........... ......
!. A moment later, Mr.. Dane locked over his
shoulder-took in ut glance the situation of
affairs. recognizing tbs peril as well as the he
roism of his child-bowed his head solemnly,
as one submits to the inevitable. in appreciation
of her conduct, and then he swept on to The
rescue OF his wife, his soul torR by such CHo-
tions as are seldom brought 10 battle togcthcr.
And MiIiap,, throwing herself dat upon the
Eroan&, FcRainca alone upon the plain, In the
very PasA of score of mounted Indians, who
were galloping towards her with the sWifincss
Of tae Gindi tAi !o" i..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

Attorney General iIoar has had uaatst,
consideration the pardonS recalled by
President Grant and it is understood he
decides that the revocation of the I,yes'-
dent viii not stand in law; that tho act OF
the Executive was complete when the
warrent of pardon was placed in the
hands it the Il. States Marshel or other
officer; and ii the persons intended to be
pardoned shall mol be released that npon
habeds corpus the coarts would release
them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

Gen, Sherman "a going to work Furi-
ouSly. lie has desissyd the Department
of Washington, consolidated regiments,
ordered officers out Of town and is carry.
ing on generally with high hand and
an out-stretohed arm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

The caucus candidates for sepxt0rial offices
were duly elected on Monday last. Mr.. RRFScI,
Sergeant.at-arms, was at once ovcrrun with
applicants for Office, whom he was unable u
appoint His first discovery, however, was
thai Mr.. Brown, his predecessor, had seven
toen saen ON the rolls without authority Of
law fefr II' 4.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

CuBA.--Ah the reports 'srom Caba
which do not come from Spanish sources
represent the prospects of the Cubans as
very favorable. More than one halt of
the island is now held by them aud their
forces are steadily increasing in number
occasionally even the Spanish papers in
Havana make admissions which at least
partially confirm the progress Of the ro-
Volufion 1870 t NI |t
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Il HE Spring Term of the Ashtabnla
unig7 SrhoOls will begin Monday, April g. 1silD and
sontinIe eleven weeks instruction will be given in
lSs,hn, French, and the Natural sciences.
N"n-residcnt pupils may be ssGited to any dcpara,
NheIt of The schools In which there scas,
upon application 10 the superintendent, and the pay
Mc ~ advance OF the rates Ot tuition establishes by
Size BSsrd of Education.
GEO, BECK, Superintendent.
ANiaDua, March 81, lh6a, IOui'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

Tue resignation of the Rev, DIR. osgood.
pastor of the Unitarian Church ofthe MsssisL.
of Bostas, Is announced lie petitesf fssss
minisleEaaL serYiee.,.
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Sherif's Sale of Lands and Teuements,
ASIITABULA COMMON PLEAS,
FEBRUARY TERN, isG9.
&. W. Fcttcrmsn A

&. W. Fcttcrmsn
against
james VI. Plants, ct al,

G. W..FCtfCrmHn A
against III Fn.
BY virtue Of FL Fa, duly issued from said Cvrtt in
the above case. TO me directed have levied up and
viii or, for sale, by way of Public Auction at tic dcp
Of The CohrtLuse in JrhrsDu, Ashtabula countN Ohio!
on MuNDAN, 'he Zdb Gsy u April. a. d. ls5a at 10
o'clock NJ, VI said day, the following described Lands
aud Tcncments, to wit: The undivided one-haI
in The following dcr,ribed lands aud teaects situate
III tfe township OF Anoyer, county Of AsabIs,a and
State of Ohio bounded and described fuiOws known
a. the east part OF Lot No w. the part OF Lot No
IT, and the north west part of Lot No iJ Bounded se,ih
by lot lines and land ui q. II. Wade by land Of =.
F. Marvin and the creek running through raid lois
~ and A. north by said creek and lot lines and cast by
land i'll Hsd lot No n, and contains aleut 3U2
land II. CONELi., Sheriff.
NoRTnwAY s. ESsIvS. Plaintiffs AIT Jrneys
March -, leG9 Jwi0Ol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

THE ieicgraphannomcos ihat cestain "gen-
tlemen OF color" are about to establish a first
class newspaper in Washington. Fred Doug,
lass Is named among the number
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FLOWS At WHOLESALE.
Teachers Examinations.

sR"lE Boartl ~ Examiners of Ashtabnia
n cJHp,, VIII hr4.l exaas1Aatiens ~ follows, town
AZ rtletaon, on sslHrdaye Aprn z, Rss. fn. .I
AT Aue-tNburS'1 ~ Monday, ApFil 5, 1S6p~ ID
At orwell ~ Sls lsnrsay, Aprie ~, lesa, '''' l'''
Al kingsyillet sie sh arury Apral y iftzl..- ,...
Al 'Vcst Andovei, III 81 tirdaj, Apris4 lS5J.
Al Jch, rson, on SafStasJt Nav 10, 1903. '''f
Al JudrrsUl, on Monday Jfsne 2s lS6,. I,tB
fee Of ay CON- j. requires by T, OF caeh Snpli'
Certificates will IN no Use be grahtst except upon
Es,rd NV ~ Vs. n. q. WADE.
O,yIOOl TF - Cle.-k Of tho BtAAN'
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.

81 DIN LINOW-Late in the employ
OF Mcssrs. PlEicE DALL-would respectfully make
known to ihe citizens OF Ashtabula that he has opened
shop for uOilg uli kinds vi ~p lt15H.r
CUTTING AND MANUFACTURING,
In the best and most fashionable style and upon tho
most reasonable terms upposc the Fisk House, and
adjoining the market Of Mcssrs. Field MeIhvrwAN.
ilavin. had nm experience Of many YEAR,, and mata
himself known 10 many Of the citizens of this place ny
his Hts while N the employ of Mcssrs Pierce liaIi,
he hopes to he able To the patronage and
the cilizcns Of Ashtabula aud vicinity.
JOHN LiSow.
Ashthnua, March ~, lSGH, luUi
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kJIkAtED ire N the premises of the sui.
81 nc 9th Of Merch two Marcs, ono
plhck mcdinm eint eilh two white spots an the near
AnQnldgr aycar OIL hVayy With fold the other gray
WIN rinkeone 9ir near hind iobt An rea.
unane chatgcs pe aud iaf compensation for the 10.
r Of the ahimalslor for lnfJrmA ibnt viii lead 10
Sheffield, MEfth 9Th. 1850 iona
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

TN Haytian mission issoughi 10 two gen
tlcmen OF color; and while both arc scholars,
oae at them presents The additional claim OF
speaking the Language Of the country. Rather
presumpluous for Aiggers to SGT up such
elaims ls.i ad ai lnin1. troHtf fu .9. l.i|,. .,4r
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National Life Insurance CO.. q,
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CASH CAPITaL,
sI,OoO,ooo
paidiHNlk

Branch Office First Nosional BasS buldirg Philadel
pa whee the general business of the company 10 tra
acted and q whichsft general c0rrespondeSCs shsud
be addresseShy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-27

| mnrENNffh-There can be no doubt We
'hnk, thas we have reached nearer rcallsa-
4 Won or politseal millennium Than at any pre.
Vious point OF our history Since parties and
reiormcrs became well defined. oar en,s are
hardly greeted with mursl,ur froh, nnv-a,,,r.
ter Democracy, with all It's fcrceness and
grumbling propensitics, is silent dhd submis-
sivc. II sdnlits that there are no grounds for
complaint, or that there is poor look for sue
cess III indulging their fault-finding propcnsi.
ties Tic Eentlcness and amiableness on the
part Of our opponents "A quito a comforting
feature of the times Another is--and we
think 1t quite as striking nm one---that the ex-
trcmc radical element of the country repre-
sented by such men as Phillips, and ~ such
journals as the anti-slavery. Standard. arc. as
the Frenchman would say, "yery much con-
tent" Words Of commendatien and approval
are the rills from u fountain that has hithert,
oveYfiown with the bitter waters of carping
complaint and condemnation. The short cor
ncr turned by Wendell Phillips, in his views
of General Grant and President Grant, Is not
a little remarkable. Those who heard his
scathing canvass of the one, in the lecture
| given at this place some months since, will
appreciate the change and correction Of views
when they read the following cxultation of the
same lips over the inaugural Of the other;
"What would we moi have given, q year ago,
to have been assured that to-day we should see
such u VOTE at the Capitol, and hear such II
WORD from the White House? Can our graft
iude for snCh success find content in any thing
bat the utmost effort Of dohich tre are capable to
make that word she mightiest blow even his
sword ever struck for humanity and justice"
The anti-slavery Standard regards the APP
pointment of Mr.. Boutwell, "as a guarantee
that the pledges Of the Government, not only
in regard to its money obligations, but in that
larger and more important sphere of indebted
ness, involving the freedom and well being of
hitherto enslaved people, will be faithfully
and hOnorablY fulfilled" These are entirely
gratifying incidents Of the present condition of
our politics.
WHILE the EHglish Liberals continue te
press the Discndowment Bill in Parliament, as
means OC settling Ireland, their Chief Secre-
tary for leland announces that the Government
docs not intend to extend clemency to any
more of the FFsians now In prison.
1t is said that the Hon. Horace Greeley
has expended nearly 1000 an acre on
his swamp lands at Chappaquc, West-
chester county. From all accounts it
will amply repay the expenditure. For
some time past MIR. Greeley has been
engaged in covering the entire surface
of the swamp with a dressing of about
six inches of earth.