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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
II ALL IL o A ID.


i follows:
LEAVE. Nov. II, 1891 ARRIVE
$3.50 A. NJ Express. 600 A. n
900 p. NJ Mail. 4:3O P. n.
300 P. NJ. Ciallatin Accommodation. ..........
Express runs daily. Mail daily except Sunday.
~ 80 A. NJ. train connects at louisville with
Jacksonville Railroad for st. Louis, Springfield,
ILL.,, Quincy, Chicago, and all principal points North
and West. Also connects via Jefersonville Railroad
and via l. c. and l. Railroad, through Indianapolis
and Cincinnati, for all points North and East.
~ 2 90 P. N, train connects at Louisville with
Jacksonville Railroad for St Louis, Springfield,
Ill, Quincy, and all principal points West. Also con-
meets with Jefersonvie Railroad via Indianapolis,
and with L. G. and l. Railroad, via Cincinnati, for
all points North and East by all routes from Gin
cihnau and Indianapolis
~ Mail boats leaving Louisville at 10 A M and
P. N. arrive at Cincinnati in time to connect with
early trains for the East.
~ Passengers from Gallstin and points South
arriving at Nashville at 200 A. N. have until 200
P. NJ. in which to attend to business befobe re-
turning.
aE- For through tickets, baggage checks and In
formation as to Sleeping Cars through connections,
etc, etc, apply at Office Nashville City Transfer
Co, under Maxwell House, and at depot Louisville
and Nashville Railroad in Nashville
ALBERT FINK,
iuly2-1y General Superintendent.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
ompson QuarrU

l HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
eaura County IL the and most convenient for
the citizens of AshabulB and vicinity of any other ana
the quality of its stone superior for rmnessof texture
and durability Stone cut oany dimensions, and for
any purpose dressed In the most workmanlike manner
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Dry Goods Panic /!
PRICES REDUCED TO CLOSE OUT
WINTER GOODS !
Preparatory to toktng .1cco,o't Ct Htorh

,%MIll II lIIkEl, "a, dcc'G'a O.,
otlor tnclr EN IRE STOCK at a Great RecUction l.
CASH. toaccnrpli-l that object
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
PAINTS FOR FARMERS.
SECOND HAND GOODS.

liz ST BSCNiEtR PROPOSES 10 open
Depot for the Sale of all kinds of second hand goods
and woud solicit those having such to employ him ~
make such sales by leaving n hs store iewll aso
keep sort of Intelligence Office. where those having
stock or other goods at their homes 10 dispose Of may
secure that end payment of small commission ny
employing him. u H. foAn;s
Ashiabula. April %. 1870 lOoll
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LIST OF
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postage prepaid, receipt of the advertised price,
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Heis Prep red to, & is Selling Cheaper
Undertaking.

also keen constantly on hand large nssortmcnt OF
rrn,y made Cotinr Rose Wood imitation, Black walnut
and imitation of Black Walnut, all of which can trim
i'm Two hours notice in any sylc requested equal To any
city also have splendid llearse In readiness when
called for -. ~,
GRAVE CInTHEs-A new feature has recently been al
pd 10 thi= furniture esubs cmcnt or mthcrlo lhe Tn
rrtnkcr department Of itOnc that cannot aiI 10 com
mend itself to the community aud VIII show the drpO
sition of the proprietor to make his establishment az
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ravcment of preparing the remains OF the departed or
burial This consists ~ keeping ON eand and reay Tor
Immediate use a stock of graveclehcs. variety OF
4hrouds for both male and female, made up with much
aste aud appropriateness, various In price and BON
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may therefore embrace the hnbillimcnts OF the dead
and thus snyc the friends Of the deceased IN the midst
of rrr from much that particularly disagrtcabe
and incongruous In the way Of preparation grave
Ashtabua Ohio jan 1st.. 1870 1852 II
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M l
RAILROAD NOTICE.!


N Great Chance for poor people 10 get u
home payments made easy. as follows y down, and
the balance when the cars run ON Southern Railroad
~ut az Ashtnbua interest annually win sell 81 good
building lots In tie village, one with new house and
harm on IT, and brick house Mt Depot, and ndoin.
Dpno grounds and the corner OF the new street also
IL acres or good land about 100 rods west Of Depot,
w.i Situated and blocked ont for 20 good building lots
aud manned and acres Ht harbor on Lake street. and
so acres IN Denmark on the old turnpike miles south
of Keoggrye house. barn and orchard, grated iruit,
ISOacrer i'm Indiana and horses. huggies, h0sS
wagon single wagon 2cuters, and harnesses All All
those Indebted to me want them TO come and pay me
and saye cost for intend to stay TIL can, ride SOU
on the cars, mean just what say d. w. IAhh
Ashtabula U. Jan. 1870 NVh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
FUNERAL OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT

Arrangements are perfectlng on behalf OF
the Common Council for the funeral Of Admiral Farra
gut 1t expected that the ceremonies will take place
ander webb has been invited to act Grand Marshal
John Hardy Clerk of the Joint Special Committee Of the
Common Council, has received yet hut few replies
from the sailors who served in the navy under Admiral
Farragu and have been invited TO participate IN bis
funeral. Delegates from various posts OF the q. A. IL
met last evening, at No. % Thirdaye. Junior VceOm
Inander Col John W. Marshall in the chair and resolved
to take part occasion. The Posts Of this city, and
probably Of Brooklyn to the number Of 1000 5000
men, Will march in the procession.
The COmmandery OF the State of New-York VI. O., J.
L. L. =, held special meeting at DemOncOs on Four
ternt-s to take action in regard 10 the funeral Of
their late Companion and Commander, and passed TcsO
lntiOns showing their intention TO cooperate with the
city authorities. and to leave 10 the Committee which
called upon the Mayor the arrangements IN regard 10
any special invitations which they might consider re-
qured from the Society as body. The action OF the
Common Council appointing their Commander, Gen. A.
: Webb, the Grand Marshal. was formally approved.
The report OF the Committee which called upou the
Mayor also read, and the action Of that Committee
approved. The Commandery officially expressed its
desire cooperate with the city authorities in any way
The memory of their late Chief 4 Committee also
appointed by Chair TO unite with the city authorities
I'm inviting the President and Cabinet of the United
States to participate I'm the ceremonies The following
were appointed Committee Ia draft resolutions on the
death Of the distinguished Admiral: Commodore 4. NJ
Pennork, u. = ". ReaF-AdmHI TheOdorus Bailey,
L. = "; Brevet Col. H. &. King T. :. VI Haj0rGen. W.
!. smith. L. :. A.; BreyetMWOrGen George H. Sharpe,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
AMERICAN DENTAL CONVENTION.

The Convention reasscmbled yesterday NOM
ing IN Cooper Institute with smaller attendance than
any previous session. The subject of Artificial Den
lures up for discussion. Dr. Stenberg exhibited
plate Of chemically pure silver, obtained by gal
vanc action A. such deposits are usually soft this plate
process by which this hardness produced the
doctors secret which ne proposed 10 Keen until all his
improvements perfected, when full explanations
would be given for the benefit of the profession. Dr.
placed upon plates of rose pearl, pearne pyroxeine
and aluminium ROsc pearl was stated 10 be stronger
than rubber with the same thickness Of plate. Plates
made from this material are 80 light that they may be
worn for years night aud day, without being removed
from the mouth. The solvent for this material is mix
tre OF alcohol and ether In the proportion OF one TO four
Dr. Preterre showed plate OF this material 10 use IN the
buccal cavity one OF his patients, who had consented
Ia exhibit himself and his teeth for The benefit of Science
The doctor stated that the Convention should have had
an opportunity OF observing of the other varieties OF
plate In the same manner but for the fact that those
plaFs were more expensive and were IN use Only
among the wealthy. The aluminium plates exhibited
were OF three kinds-cast, stamped, and soldered
Under the head OF Miscellaneous Subjects, DT. Rich
exhibited his copyrighted Record OF Dental Opera
tons" He also submitted pair OF improved f0rceps
WIN perforated handles DicEinsOns patent Dental
Plate Register was also exhibited. Dr. Marshall wishe
to read paper on the subject of dental patents; bu
owing 10 the small allowance Of time left 10 the Conven
uon, PERMISSION was refused, very much 10 biz dis
pleasure
The election of officers resulted as follows: President
Dr. Amber Of NewlOrk (rcGeced Vice President, Dr.
j. = Lamer Of New York. Secretary and Treasurer, DR.
j. ii. Smith OF New-Haven neflectTdl and Correspond
ing SECRETARY, Dr Hurd OF NewlOrk. Dr. Amber made
few remarks, thanking the Convention for the honor
conferred upon him, and followed them with paper
tne necessity, haiufe aud aims of assOciati0nt An
attempt was made t0 pass resolution commencing S. :
Mhe Tor his superior manufactures, especially OF steel
INSTRUMENTS nut as 1t was discovered that each member
nad ms iaN0fite, the matter was dropped. The
officers OF the Convention constituted Executive
.omttee 70 make arrangements for the next Conyen-
nOn To he held at Saratoga the second Wednesday in
Ang9st lS1 special part OF their duty il to provide
practising dentists in New-York mot more than dozen
maue Their appearance In the Convention
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

A meeting was held al the Catholic Institute,
J1I"y 'liy, last evening under the auspices of The
She'enanon L. u. Society to raise funds In aid of
Mou,d lrtnrh sodiers. About 800 persons were pres
~ Mr. Mnllany, Nj. Mchaei Logan, and others. No
i"nuS were obtained but subscriptions we're promised
George Hilton of No. 2O3 Prnee-st. rode
nowht"Wn, yesterday, ia ThirdaNe. ear with Mr..
t@,n'r Schrssingcr of No. los First-aye The woman
nsla h h'r hand package containing s,ooo n United
STATES securities, aud a. the reached Printing House
square hoh snhtched the package and dashed out oi
ue car Ihe alarm was quickly given, and before the
heI hhd run nfteen pa,os. he seized by Edward
Ihoibr t0f of Capt. Tholnc OF the Twenty nth Vy
nhD ffecintt Jnttire HognB committed b,n W pisob
FOR tr1Al
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
NOStNTUN

runs OF which H. Newhal made 81; Dan Newha, 10; r..
Newhal, r. and G. Newhal, TO- Tho konaniums scored
q in their second inning Farley leading with 49, Lnder
and Smith getting double figures
The st. George Club will play return match
with the Willow Club the ground OF the former Cno
nj Hudson City, Saturday next, for the benefit OF r.
Carpenter. The St. George eleven viii consist OF Bance,
Brown, Cater, Cooper EarnshaY, FOrtun, Gordon,
Sorley Stead, Walker and Want.
The match between the Newark and Manhat-
tan Clubs at Newark resulted the of the Man
hattans The Workers WeUt to tbe bat fret, and
7 OF which Kearseys II the best score The
Newark eleven were disposed of for CO. Of which WOess
made 90 In the second innings oi Manhattan they
scored 26, Byrcn running up the fine total OF Gg TOO
late PLAY further the decided hy The
Of the first innings, ia favor VI Manhattan hy the totals
Of 70 tO60
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
AQUATIC.

COLUMBIA YACHT CIUB REGATTA.
The annual Fall regatta OF the Columna
Yacht Club fo the champion pennant yesterday opened
itb every Indication OF good race The wind, which
ros toward nooD il having been perfectly calm ALI the
morning was light but promised 10 blow heavier before
sbo race finished and the weatherwise confidently pre-
d,eted they will have all they want before they are
Though" The start have been made at 10 CLOCK
bnt there not being sufficient air stirring 70 enable the
Yachts u gel in position, the start had TO he delayed
fhe competing yachts divided In three classes ana
tool their positions IN the following order:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

YELLOW FEVER on BOARD THE MERRIMACK.
The mail steamship Menimack arrived at
this port on Tuesday from Brazil aud has since been de-
tanned at Lower Quarantine, yellow fever made s
appearance ON board during he voyage and Of the
capln paSSrngers- MademOisele MIamon daughter OF
weapiy planter at ~. Thomas-dod ~ the disease the
hghtpeioie the steamer made this port The remainder
o the passengers declared we'll and will probably be
allowed To come Ia the city to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
fAusesseswsshI !

BACK TO TowN-PeOple are hurTyiDg BACK
to town BY hundreds thousands The tntsmot N saying h"
halter No 22 Broadway for The SAKE o. Il"
spcng styles and selecting herefrom h place "b'o
all may get easily suited Try Yoa will then 20 on tying
MIssIsoUOI SPRING WATER.
Tb, original Spring which has wrought 80 many
For sasb Druggss fresh supply just received BY
j. r. HENRI, Colegep'aee.
II. n. SQURE's 81 Futon-st, New-York, is
place reliable WATCHES. Gne choice JEW
ELRr and STKRLIyG SmyERwARR Diamonds specially.
VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures great remedy deases W H. SCHIByvyuBtS Co,
Agents No. 40 Wilism-sL keuforE
CLEANLINESS NEXT TO GoDLINEss."-NOw
the time housekeepe order OF PyLg o. X dry,
bard and No other Soap bOas, large number Of
frst-class patrons Sold by grsoers everywhere.
YoUNG MEN, before deciding on life pur-
st boni have carefully written PRRKsoLoeIc deser
p what they do best Examinations daily 18J Broadway
All kinds of Twine Cordage and Paper
Net cash prices WILLARD hAEVh', ~ pOsuN@v, NeN-Ior-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
TIE BOARD OF EDTCATION.

The Board met at 4 p. IN. Wednesday, Presi-
dent snyth in the Chair The City Superintendent sent
IN report stating that since the opening Of the schools
on the 18th they have been visited either by himself
or his assistants The whole number Of pupils present
the dav Of opening was Grammar schools for boys,
grammar schools for girls, 1908; primary depart
55 aggregate, 1858 pupils Last year the number OF
pupils at the opening session was 6JO or O6S
less the present year the whole number Of pupils
all The schools az the session in july yiOS
1862 II G5,4f The attendance or pupils since the
18th inst has far ascerained. incTcd. d.ed 81 S25s
OF the 2,l75 TEACHERS employed 2lO2, nearly ~ per
eut at the opening session. The report
schools at The MONDAY and Mr. kidde hoped that
stringent regulations wOuld be adopted 10 prevent
tins abuse, OF the - hOols closed at 1880
thus making ony one session instead Of two ~ the law
required. The report ordered to bc entered Al
length upon the minute
An application was received from the Principals of
Primary Schools and Departments 10 have their salaries
increased 10 that paid % the Principals the Fr
male schools and Department.. resolution was
adopted IA discontinue The Male Evening school in
Grammar School building No. J5 IN the sixteenth Ward
4 communication received from Miss Sarah H. Con
rad Fret Assistant al Primary School No IN the Tenth
ward complaining OF the appointment Of Miss Kate
kmier the postiOn Of Wee Principal Of said school
Miss Conrad believing That she entitled 10 the posi-
tiO resolution adopted sppropriating sl1 I55 for
heating apparatus in Primary school No e. and Gram
schools Nos. 80, &c. ST. and g. resolution was
o,red tO appropriate $500 10 pay for incidental
pcnsGs, repairs &C. for Ward Schools, by The various
school Trustees, which, a'tor some debate, was lost
These bills presented for expenses incurred IN 1869
and IN Of the allowances then made 10 the
respective Wards.
report was received from the Auditing Committee
upon the examination Of the accounts Of the clerk OF the
BOARD from jay 2, 1890 10 September 49, 1870, ~ follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
CI1IOIkIlI'
YOUNG AMERICA OF PHILADELPHIA vs.. NONAN- |
TUM OF NEWTON, MASS.

The match between these American Crcket
Gibbs which was commenced on Sept. 10, az Newton
terminated on Sept 90 in favor OF the Young Americas
who though short handed, not having Lange, Busslcf
Barral Gummy, StOcken, nevertheless won, with 81
runs 10 spare The following is the score OF the hrst
innings each side:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

THE CHARGES AGhINsT aARsHAL SHARPE
The papers in the suit brought by John
DougBety ses,nst Marshal Sharpe, recover ,.7 for
keeping baBkTuprs estate, saiud by the Marshal nj
Tue Lahoe were salmted "a Jadge Bisiohfoys y..,.,
d.y, sha "a decisiob vii ts ENCb ~ oAeuow
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
RkSE,- BALL.

The race T,o,-Nassau 70 rniuutes IS seoonds schoy
hin 10 uinutes 81 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

Is 3D. 3d. ,tb 5th. 9th 7tb 8tb sL-Total
AS1@i' Md1asI',,,....a '''.,.. 9 : 9 Q S-Ia
Umpire-Mr Allison Bedford Club Time Of Fsme-:35 Runs
esruel-Atlanic o. Mutual 2.
PUTNAM VS.. CHELSEA.
TROY, Sept. PA game of baseball, between
the Putnam of city and the Chelsea OF Brooklyn
played to-day resulted in victory for the former
by score of q to8
The White Stockings and Atlantics play their
turday at p
To-day the Pastime Club of Baltimore will
play the ExcelsOrs the Capitone Grounds, p. ,
and tomorrow they play the Stars the Union Grounds.
| Both games promise 10 be exciting contests.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

All kinds of Twine Cordage and Paper
Net cash prices WILLARD hAh'kf w bfoso">'i Ne"iors
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
N.urs great remedy dSeas W. n. SCHEVPyS6 Co
Agent. No. l70 William st., Eew-Yort.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

II. N. SoURE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, il
reliable WATCHEs Gne DArOEDs choice Jew
ELKr and STKRLIsG SrLyERgARR Diamonds a specially
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TlRF.

lJtE lhiIs
THE FLEETWOOD PARK FALL TRoTTlNG MEET
ING--TiiIRD pAY--IICENSE WINS THE S2,JW
pURSK FOR 226 HORsES-SlX HEATS rROTiED
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

Th spnns Water which has wrought 70 MAJ
serou and diseases OF the one
For sale by DIuggss fresh supply just received BY
j. y HENRI, College place.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
PUTNAM VS.. CHELSEA.

UmpTeMT AisOn q The EckIOd NIlO IInt OI FHmt NJ
faruel-A lAnlc U. Mutna 2