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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-06
II. BOWMAN, J
s. NEWTON, Com,
j. p. JENNINGS,
Court Prooeedings---0otobe Term
HON. N. L. oHAFFEE, PRESIDING.

Ohio vs. Elisha Haines--stabbing. Con-
tinued, upon defendant entering into a recog-
nizance In the sum of 81 900 to appear at the
next term OF court.
Bartholomew, Pierce & Co. vs.. Benjamin &
Weaver. continued, with leave TO defendant to
answer
Reuben Matson VS., VIM. r. Kelsey ct al
settled and costs.
w. G. Hathaway VS.. Thomas L. Bane ct
al.--continued, with leave to defendant TO an
swer .a
Sarah Jane Fox VS. David Fox--divorce.
Dismissed without prejudice,
Ohio vs.. ], Deihl-keeping rooms Plead
guilty and fined $50 and costs,
Ohio vs.. VIM, Harrlngton-sellin liquor
Plead guilty and fined tl5, &25 and $40.
Ohio vs.. Jas. Klncaid-selllng liquor Plead
guilty and hned $l6, $50, $i5 and ei6
O. Q. Durkee VS.. G. b. Clark-contnued.
with leave to plaintiff TO amend petition.
OHIO vs. Alvin Aorse--grand larceny jury
trial. Verdict for defendant, aud was, there
fore, discharged. ~. w.
Joseph Turner vs.. David c,ark--settled n,
defendants costs.
Lewis Colby VS.. VIM. Deane-d dismissed
without prejudice.
@. Cutler VS.. w. ID. Walker continued, with
leave to defendant to answer.
VIM. Swinton vs. d. & 4. HaInes--continued
on motion oi defendant
A, Kelsisr VS.. Jas. Keister--continued with
leave 10 plaintiff TO amend petition.
8. U. Chaifee va. John Regal-continde on
motion of defendant ..
Ohio vs. Thomas DeLury-stabbing, etc.
Plead guilty and was sentenced 10 the peni-
tentiary for two years.
Ohio vs., John DeLury-reslsting an officer.
Plead guilty, and was sentenced to 80 days In
the county Jail, the first 10 days TO be fed on
bread and water and pay the costa Of this
prosecution. rtiat4
Wheeler, Mellick & Co. vs. Jos. Graham
continued, with leave TO plaintiff to amend
petition.
II. y. Fowler VI. N, L. q A. L. Ash-iudg.
mens taken In favor Of plaiatif for sio5 20.
Commonwealth Of Pennsyiyania vs. Payne
Bailey-plaintid required % give bail for coats
Jas. Miles vs. David Rogers st sl.--JtdgmenI
taken In favor OF plaintiff Of S457 Is.
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Per- ena Paate Brevstie..

tM-CIeveland contains sixty-two churches,
and /, Is said that there are but four cities in
Europe which contain more than this.
w-The black tongue Is 80 prevalent among
the deer IN the swamps of Tensas parish, Ia..
that the people have ceased 70 hunt and Kill
them
H-0n Sunday last, while . young German
couple IN Rondeut. New York, were on their
way to get married. the lady was thrown from
the wagon aud broke her leg. Instead Of 60
iug to the docton ONCE to have the limb set
she insisted on being married hrst, and married
she wac PluckI
IVA ysung lady naned Mckay committec
suieida at Quincy Illinois, on Thursday Of las
week, by jumping Of the bridge. Miss McKA,
was the daughter Of a widow, who formerly
resided at Dayton, in this State. She left I
nots stating that she was not driven to suicid,
by shame or love-
tENothing definite has been ssccrtained
sbeut the large meteor which exploded neal
Forrest, Ohio. Some men who we're out hunt
ing csens saw 1t, and say it seemed about 81
feet in length. The shock of the explosion
was felt so miles from Forrest As yet non'
Of the scientific men Of the country have vis
itsd the locality or made inquiries about It
and the citizens of that section are not inter
ssting themselves in the matter.
tTThe goth Annual Announcement Of tn
Cleveland Homeopathic College has been is
sued This is the oldest medical college of tn
Homeopathic school In the United States, saw
enc. Iu popularity iS evidenced by the fac
that Ito graduates number 600, and that til
present session opened with s6 students, wit
the probability that the number will be In
creased to 100 before the middle Of the session
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TaE latest contributicn to tho Byron
Stowe controversy goes farther to vindi-
cate the memory Of the deceased poet
shan anything that has yet appeared on
the subject. II consists Of series Of
letters from Lady Byron to Mrs. Leigh,
written about the time OF her separation,
the tone aud matter OF which go conclu.
siveIy TO show the utter falsity of Mrs.
Stoves narrative. These letters are
eouched in the kDdest and most afisc.
tionate terms, ani show that immediately
preceding the separation and subsequent
to IL, Lady Byron regarded Mrs. Leigh
As one Of her dearest friends, which
could not have been the case were Mrs
Stoves story true, that previous u the
separation Lady Byron knew that Lord
Byron and his sister were holding inecs
taoas intercourse with each other, and
that she left him for this cause. The
public will await with some anxiety Mrs
Stoves answer toprooi so overwhelm
ing.
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The THANKSGIVING "BoLT."-We under
stand that some Of the New England States
will not accept the 18th of November for
Thanksgiving day the President appoint
ed-but have determined to keep the 25th.-
This Is little unfortunate. 1t would, perhaps
have been better II President Grant had named
the 25th, for that-the last Thursday Of No
vember-fs tle day fixed by custom. But the
national observance Of the day is of more i'm.
portance than the actual date of It, We are
therefore, sorry that any portion Of our peo
pie should be willing to forego the pleasure o
thanking God for his blessings in full unison
with their fellow citizens of the same great
nation, merely to satisfy an illogical sticking
for a particular day.
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SHOCKING CALAMITv.--The steamer
StonewaIl, which left ~. Louis Tuesday
evening 2eth ult for New Orleans.
heavily laden with passengers, and horses,
mules, hay, and other freight generally,
took Ere when near Neely's Landing,
and, despite all efforts to save her, was
burned TO the waters edge. When the
fire broke out every effort was made TO
land, but the steamer was 80 heavily
laden that she could not be brought
nearer than 100 yards Of the shore.
Great confusion and terror prevailed.
There were about 200 cabin and deck
passengers on board, quite a number of
whom were women ard chilnren. The
flames spread with great rapidity.
Scores of men sprang into the water and
attempted to reach the shore by swim.
ming, nearly all Of whom were lost.
Every conceivable object that could he
obtained was thrown into the water, and
10 these the passengers chung for life.
The steamer Belle Of Memphis, on her
way to st. Lewis, reached the scene
during the fire and picked up from the
water all that are known 10 be saved.
The pilot, engineer, stoker, carpenter, and
fort ty-four passengers ere saved. The
captain. the clerks and other officers, the
deck hands, and most Of the passengers
were lost. The books and papers of the
boat were also lost. A number of per-
sons died after reaching the shore from
exposure in the water. All Of the women
and children were lost, nearly, If not all,
being burned to death. Such an appall-
ing scere has not been witnessed on the
Mississippi for many years. The saved
were kindly cared for by the officers Of
the Belle of Memphis, and were carried
TO St. Louis.
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1t is gratifying to feel the assurance that the
Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution is
soon 70 be fully ratified. The importance Of
such ratification can hardly be estimated Ger
tainly not overestimated. II will forever do
away with artificial arbitrary distinctions
among the citizens Of the Republic, In regard
to the exercise Of the right Of franchise, and
all, according to the genius Of eur institutions,
will be made equal before the law without re-
gard to race or color And so II should be-
The doctrine of the equal rights Of all men
should be reduced to an actual, practical enti-
ty. The Tribune Of the goth ult, makes the
following encouraging exhibit Of the present
prospects and attitude Of the question "Our
victory in Ohio assures the success Of the XVIII
Amendment, which msy.very possibly be rati-
fed during the coming Winter. The vote oi
twenty-eight States are required to make 1t .
part of the Constitution. Twenty-one have
alive adv votsd for II naneIv.
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The Elections.

MAssAcHusErTs.- election resulted In
the reelection Of Governor Clafiin by plu-
yality of 10000 70 $4,000 votes. or 1876 towns
and cities, including Boston and Cambridge,
foot up-Clshin, "a, ,i4s; Adams, 81 ,15o; Cham
berlain, 10000. The Legislature is claimed by
both prohibitionists and license men, 1t prob
ably is pretty nearly divided on the liquor
question, and the Republicans have streng
majority IN each branch.
New YoRE-The latest returns indicate that
the Democratic majority in the State is be-
tween 1000 and 10000, and that the Senate
will stand II Democrats and 10 Republicans,
the Democrats having apparently gained 4 and
lost 2 districts, and that the Assembly Is very
close. The Republicans are credited with the
certain loss Of ~ members and gain of @
while several districts are yet in doubt Plac-
ing them as last year, the Assembly stands
Republicans, 68; Democrats, 6g; but this is
liable TO amendment In the city tIe vote, as
compared with last year, shows Democratic
loss Of over $4,000, and a deficiency In tte
aggregate vote Of nearly 10000.
New JERsEY--The Democratic ticket has
generally been successful In the State.
ILLINoIs.--The Citizens ticket In Chicago ID
elected throughout by najorities ranging from
$500 to 1000
We have very few returns from the State but
Il is generally conceded that the Republicans
have the Constitutional Convention by large
majority.
wIscoNsN.-The Republican majority in
Wisconsin will be from 1000 to 10000.
KANsAs.-We are unable to give the returns
In this State. Leavenworth and Atehinson or,
put down as democratic:
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ANDY AeAH.--As We animated las. week
another place has been found for Andy's head
10 pop. He Is not as dead as some might have
hoped, and therefore not quite ripe for burial
er an epitaph. His friends have startled the
Tennessee Legislature by whom II was sup
he had been vanquished, by spring into the
arcna with the war whoOp and hstchei, and
bFandisbing the Constitution over their heads
They have discovered thst clause In that In.
strument forbids the eIectioa BY the LegislA-
tufe oe any Of its own members 10 any such
position - that to which Il has jus, chosen Mr.
Henry Cooper 80
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THE Estate Reform and Industrial School
fer Girls" was opened for the reception of in
mates on the 10th ult. It's pupils and inmates
are girls between the ages of seven and sixteen
years. A circular from the Superintendent,
after quoting extensively from the bylaws Of
the institution, says: ut Is readily seen that
this Is not designed 10 be prison, an aims
house, or an orphan asylum, but an institution
for reforming neglected, vagrant and vicious
young girls, by surrounding them with the in
hucnccs, instruction and industry of a pleasant,
wclI-ordered Christian home where the guild
ing, restraining hand, and sympathizing heart
unite 10 the transformations, but truly benevo-
lent and Christian work of saving those ready
to perish. The countenance and sympathy OF
all who would shield the exposed recall the
wandering, reclaim the erring, thus following
in the footsteps of the Master, are invoked to
aid In the prosecution of this long needed
work, that this institution may become peer
among the noble charities Of our State. and a
blessing TO many In all coming time
All communications relating TO the institu.
ton should be addressed to the Superintendent
John Nichols, at "White Sulphur Springs
Deleware County, Ohio, pia Lewis Center"
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A Nashville dispatch says that Andrew
johnson, being sanguine of his election
to the Senate, was badly urnerved by
the result. He retired to his room in
the hotel where he resides, and was visi-
BILE only to his most intimate friends,
wh) called to condole with him. But
even then his privacy was invaded by an
impromptu procession halting beneath his
windows, cheering wildly for the. newly
elected Senator, and bearing banners in
scribed. "SIoses under . Cloud" "Tbe
Real Dead Duck" allow about the
Pocket Copy of the Constitution r''
"Swingin' round the Circle" and other
notices.
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AGENTS wANTED.-AaENTs WANTED,
AIS TO $500 pr month male and female TO sell the cee
brated and Original Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine improved and perfected II will hem fell, stitch,
tuck, bind, braid aud embroider in most superior
manner Price only Sl5. For simplicity and durabili-
ty, II has rival Do not buy from any parties selling
machines under the same name ours, unless havinP
Certificate of AgeI cy signed by u.s. they worth
less Cast Iron Machines For Circular. and TeImr ap
ply or address ii. CRAWFORD a co.
ami0A 4i3 Chestnut st., Philadelphia Pa.
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ANOTHER REDucTIoN IN THE PuBiIc DEBT
h shown BY the Administrstion Of seven aud
half millions Of dollars for the month Of Oc-
tober, and brings up the grand total Of reduc-
ton since the Grant Administration was iuau-
gurated Of sixty.two millions three hundred
and thfrty.two thousand dollars. There's
"wastefllness" for youi
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for ritualstic practices In the sanctuary, such
as enrOblng his choir in surplices, professional
entrances and exits, and persisting In the same
when forbidden by the Bishop has come to
naught The plaintiff In the case, or bishop
interest, abandoned the prosecution. The case
turned, we understand, upon the question,
whether the canon requiring priests 10 obey
the "godly admonition" Of their Bishop obli-
ges them To follow his directions on points con.
cerning which there Is no written provision.
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Thompson Quarry.

i HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Geauga County, is the and mos convenient for
the citizens Of Ashtabuy and vicinity, Of any other and
the quality Of e s superior for BTmpesoi textare
and durability Stone cut to any dmenrtons, end for
purpose dressed in the moet wOrkmanlike manAeT
and at short notice. Orders sUlieftated for Ragging
Steps, Well-stOnee, UDdaerpinning, Window and Doc
Caps and Sills, Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelling IL good partie may do their hauling at
cOnsiderAbles esavin H. II. EDGERTON.
Thompson Dec. 30 1851. 90
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PRIzE FIoHTIso, brutal as IL Is, Is not likely
to be frowned out Of existence, though all the
laws iu the land were arrayed against 1t, while
the press so generally treats II with considera-
tlon, and avals itself Of every fight for giving
Its readers report. The Cincinnati CONNER
cial of Sunday last, for instance, was full OF the
prize ring, and among other excellent matter
for Sabbath reading, gave sssries Of biogrsph-
ical sketches of MeCoole, Alien and Coyne,
with llkenesses Of tho trio, which show them
to be worthless Of the true pug type, When
such papers as the Commercial treat the bullies
Of the ring with this kind OF consideration, IL
there any good reason for expecting that the
ring and Its beastly spectacles will be driven
from the pale Of civilized society
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CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PRESS,

HARPERs BAEAR contains, besides pictures, patterns
etc. variety OF matter Of especial and interest
the family articles heah dress and housekeeI ing
In all branches its editorial matter s especially
adapted TO the circle Il 10 intended interest and In.
struc and 1t has besides good stories and literary
matter Of merit IL 10 not surprising that the Journal
with such features, has achieved In shsrt time i'm
mense success for something Of its kind desired
In thousands OF hmilies and Its publishers have Allied
the demand. The young Ii dy who buys single num-
Der Of Harper's Bssar 10 made subscriber for life.
Nstc York Etsaing Post.
The bazaar 10 excellent Like all the periodicals which
the arpers publish IL 10 almost ideally well edited and
the class Of readers for whom s intendedthe moth
and daughters In average hmies-ean proht by
Its good sense and good TASTE which, have doubt,
ae to-day making very many homes happier than they
have been before the women began taking lessons
In personal and heuso,lod and sociaI cement rom
this good-nAtured montor.-Ths Nation.
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Instruction. Of giving excellent In every depart
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onicial Returns nom the Ohio elsciies, give
stoial vote sf 464So4. OF this number Hayes
ms 2s5,s7z. and Pendleton. 22e,sS2, giving q
s.aioEttY lor Hayea OF 1.6fO.
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ISAAC b. HILLS, Plaintiff, against A. Al.
herts Defendant In attachment before Peter Wright,
On the 26h day OF October A. ID. 1862 said Justice Is
sued order Of attachment In the above action for the
IL continued to the 18th day OF December A, d. 1852
9A. NJ. at the Law Ofice Of Sherman q Hall.
ISAAC b. HILLS, Plaintiff.
Ashtabula, o., Nov. 2 1852 3w1036
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every fortnight, and occasionally elegant Coloret
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QET SYRUP for your Griddle Cakes
nd Cor Dodgers At q SWIFTs.
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"of the remainder, Mississippi and Texas
are required to ratify as a condition Of recon-
struction. Iowa, Minnesota, Rhode Island,
and Vermont are certain to ratify, and Ohio
will complete the number of 49,"
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Fancy cassmeres -"
Beavers.
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Notions, Dress Trimmings, Fringss- bossOAss
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Boys and 1'a'A'' Boot. ssss..,
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Lace Curtains
curtAin Fixtures w,Sao. sS.S1.a
Umbrellas, some very large for Fair days,
Blank Books, ''
Stationery, 1855,
Hats,
Caps.
travelling Baskets, s,.,,.. n....,,
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ether things, all Of which win ba sOldss. ITrrt
cAEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
a fH I3tldt
AnI ask Is lock and comparison Of
sf h frff .srnaY ,gwpfg (gcE
G. 90 DIS and PRICES.
As-~-'
Thankful for past hyors and hopeful for the fature
exDect 10 remain In Ashtab1la while life laats i
therefore for my ntereet deal with any one thaI
may NOT sar 20 meet yoa nee 70 fzce hare or hsfse'
III. i. MORR1soN.
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