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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

| tzg-There are some refreshing cases discov-
cred In the moral wastes trayersed 10 the Ia
king Of thecensds. The Providence journal
says .Jamcstown, the Island OF Conanicut,
midway between the eastern and western
shores Of Nafrsgansett Bay, reports, in the
census, no paupers, no criminals, no domestic
servants. In this primitive style, the people
of that delightful island live, with honest la
Dor upon grateful soil, in healthful climate,
with comfortable competency, with independ.
ence and conientmenL" -........
CB-M. Theirs has failed at Vienna as at
London, the Austrian Premier candidly &C.
knowledging that Austria is in no condition
for interposing to save France. lie now goes
to Russia, but with little chance of success !;
for Russia, It would seem. has been active in
friendly offices for Prussia and was largely
instrumental in assuring the neutrality of va
rious nations. This assurance, now positively
stated, gives greater probability to the report
that the preparations of Russia presage trouble
| to Turkey, not to Germany. ...tt
tE~ The Russian Government al much
pains to announce that it intends TO maintain
its neutrality between Prussia and France,
adds significantly enough that "a Turkish war
would have no connection with the present
conflict" The papers clamor for the abroga-
ton of the Paris treaty which protects Turkey,
and Russia is clearly as eager for the invasion
of that country as the French were three
months ago TO overrun Germany. In spite OF
England indeed, in contempt Of ber-Russia's
determination to renew the old issues with
Turkey seems fixed
rS-The infallibilty dogma continues 10
bear fruit DR.. Forster, Prince Archpishop
Of Breslau, has already n surprised apprised the
Pope Of his resignation of his Office Bishop
Hefele, of Gottenburg. is firmly resolved moi
to accept the new dogma, and his chapter
as also the Theological Faculty of Tublngen
unanimously concur with him. The meeting
of Roman theological professors at Nuremberg
resolved on Issuing decided protest against
the dogma, and is prepared for the utmost
consequences of such step. The Baden
Government has formally rejected such decree:
of the ViiIcan council as conflict with hci
laws. .f ..s ...
EB-An Episcopal mission was opened II
the city of N. Y, a few days ago, with sucl
unusual rites as to create considerable com
ment by the press. both secular and religious
The ceremonies OF the occasion sc rccly diff
ferod from those usually performed by the Ro-
man Catholics. The great body OF the de-
nomination, express their dissent from the ex-
treme ritualstic observances of the occasion
and tho Church Journal, commenting on the
sensation says "The public shall know
that the attempted introduction into the church
of medieval doctrines, rites and usages which
the English Reformers repudated. merits and
receives the honest and indignant protest u
oil high minded Churchmen"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
L HE INCORPORATED VILLAGE
M IN hiila
dAYoh's orrIcr

MAIUNb UFFIUE.
Proclamation IL hereby made TO the inhabitants ofths
Incorporated Village Of Ashtabua that by virtue OF
act OF the General Assebly Of the State OF Ohio II
unlawful for any person within this state TO sell barter
OF give away ANY spirtous, vnous malt liquors. on
te day OF any election held within said State and that
,he duty Of every person keeping any place for the
barter or sale OF ep vinHus malt LIQUORS to close
their establishments said days. Rnder the penalty ei
500. hne and imprisonment In the county iail
All persons are hereby notified and warned the pro-
Visions Of sad act and hat all violations of the same
will subject the offender TO prompt and speedy punish
nsnh 1he Marshall and his assistants required and
commanded 10 close al houses found violating the pro-
Visions OF this act the lith lar OfOetaAer d. iS1O
and to report fasAhith all violations Nay,
or. Done this 18th day Of October A. y, 1870.
l.lOSi WIN SEYMOUR, Mayor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

GARIBALDT-The manner in which King
Victor Emanuel has recently treated General
Garibaldi is shabby in the extreme, and all
friends of liberty and progress will rejoice
over the escape Of the ilustrious and disinter.
ested patriot to whom the Peninsula is so
deeply indebted, from his island home. Vic
tor Emanuel knew full we'll that 6aribaldi
never intended toplace himself at the head of
the Italian malcontcnts, but to so to France in
order to fight there for what he thought,
whether right or wrong, but honestly thought,
the cause Of liberty against despotism. And
yet he was kept close prisoner, at the order
of him for whom he had conquered Naples
and Sicily
The King of Italy may feel just now very
safe because the Italians have heen thrown in
to ecstacies Of joy by the occupation of ,he
Eternal City. But, when these first outbursts
of rejoicing at what should have been ac-
cJmplished long ago have died away, the agi-
ton of the Republican party will becone more
powerful and active than ever before, and old
Garibaldi may have, at an early day, an OPP
porlunlty to ayengc himself for this base in
gratitude
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

INpUsTRIAL ExHIBITIoN. scene at
the iRdustrisl Exhibition, on Saturday
aud Saturday evening, was one of great
interest Fully $4,000 people visited
the buildings during the day aud eve
ming, demonstrating the wisdom OF ex-
tending the exhibition for solong time.
The most animated and interesting scene
within the building is "Power Hail."
where all the machinery is in motion. All
kinds of machinery, from the beautiful
specimens OF steam engines and the
pondeEens steam plow to a sausagecut-
ter and u gFAdstone, are here represent
ed, not by working models, but by full.
sized machines in actual operations.
PriHting-Dresses are at work, toy'cutters
are making toys, saw-mills are cutting
lumber aud planning mills aSs dressing in
NIL patterns. Flonr machinery is chang
ing wheat into -four and sacking il tor
market aud scores of other useful ma
chimes showing how oar Manuiaet nrers
are cheapened by inventive genus, com
bined TO make sach a bewildering dis.
play wItban the threc-quarters OF an acre
allotted TO machinery as is seldom seen
together. The great steam plow has O
little building Of its own. II, too, does
not stand idle but is fired up, and with
its fearful looking plows, elevated so al
10 not puiverizo the ground, II is pro
pelled backward and forward by IT'S owr
steam, giving vivid exhibition Of III
capacity tes tearing mp the earth. II il
o CalifornIa Invention, bat was con
structed at Boston 1t is of course onl,
useful on very large farms. Interest Il
the Exhibition grows daily. Peopl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

ts- Weare Marston, of Northampton, N. II
died the other day, directing by his will that
he should be carried TO his grave by six Demo.
Gratis, and his funeral services omitted unless
they could be performed by minister who
never preached political or war sermons. The
Democrats could be found, but no minister
that filled the bill so he was buried without
ceremony.
tE"The report comes from Washington
that the Canadian authorities are busly en-.
gagged collecting and arranging the claims for
damages growing out OF the last Fenian raid
with view to its formal presentation to this
Government hSough the British Minister al
an early day. The claims, 1t is said, aggregate
about &5OOO.OOO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

NILSSON" Man-worship," or hero
worship, is all wrong, but "woman-wor-
ship" is all well enough, especially when
the subject Of it is II a woruler OF beauty
and vocalism combined, AS is said to be
the case Of Nilsson, the new Swedish
nightingale, who has received such de-
monstralions of applause from thoes New
Workers, who go mad upon amy thing,
when the rut has been suitably prepared
for them TO go in. Such iurore was
hardly ever known, except perhaps, in
the case of Jenny Lind. One paper
speaks Of her ''yelvety breadth OF voice, VI
whilst others are at their wits ends to
find some new term which shall express
their admiration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

come and look and wonder, and come
again and again, each time finding some
new object Of interest, OF looking With
new interest on the same objects. The
Exhibition will close on the 18th inst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

The feeling in Germany on the subject Of
peace, or the condemnation of the war with
France, may be gathered from the following,
from q Berlin paper:
"Every sacrifice we have made i'm this
war, after the capilulation of Sedan, is
useless, and only increases the indigna-
tion of Germany aud her just demands.
This ought to be considered by the Pro-
visional Government for the sake OF
France. We are unable to know wbe,heY
the Imperial Government made peace
after Sedan, but we do know Germany's
pre-, ious conditions OF peace were dit
ferent from what they are now in sight
of Paris, and will be different from those
before the gates when we are inside the
capital. The responsibility attaches 10
those men who, having overlhrDwn the
existing Government, avow their pur-
pose of carrying on the war;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

PkoHBrTIoN.-By the proceedings of the
prohibition convention, published elsewhere
it will be seen that political action has been
determ ined upon. and we are to be called up
on to 90 through the farce, and re-enact the
folly of going TO the polls with set of tem-
perance candidates, and of seeing a portion of
our republican strength diverted, and to the
extent of such diversion, to see the hopes and
prospects of the democracy revived and
strengthened, and some-not many we hope
of our well meaning electors become the vic
Tins of democratic trickery and plot The
last time the effort was made to carry this sub
jcct to the polls, the nominees became con-
vinced of the folly of the course, and the ef
feet 1t would probably have upon future posi-
ton and advancement as well as the bolGness
of the trick Of the enemy, and judiciously
withdrew their names. The time for another
sortie upon the republican phaanx has come
round again, and from what we know of some
of those intemsted'in the move, suppose there
will be better bottom shown this time, altlo'
the number of votes cast will probably make
but a meagre show, and the candidates-those
who are true Republicans-will realize the
fact that they have done nothing to either
crafty ambition or further the cause they
firmly by the country in the hour of trial, and
brought il successfully out of its afllictions,
has been hampered and crippled in its useful
ness But what we may say will, we suppose,
have little effect.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

TAXES REPEALED.-From and after the lst
of October, the following internal revenue
:axrs are discontinued, being repealed by the
net of July IA, 1870, viz: All taxes on gross
receipts and on sales, except those of tobacco,
spirits and wine. Also the tax On legacies
and SUGGESTIONS on property passing by death
occurring after that date. Stamps will no long
er be required on promissory notes less than
one hundred dollars, nor on receipts. Stamps
are still required on checks and all other do,.
ments with the above exceptions) heretofore
taxed As to special taxes-licenses, us they
are usually called-ihere seems to be to some
extent an erroneous notion. Special taxes ex'
ceptlng on liquor and tobacco, all expire, and
arc discontinued, on the Both of April next
No change, therefore, viii take l,ce until
such expiration, and any one starting in busf
ness before that time, will be required to apply
for special, or license, up to that time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
CLOTHS and BEAVERS.

We have made very large addition 10 our stsss Of
clO.hs and BeAvers-for Aen and Boys Wsas. Also, .
complete line Of TAILoR's TRIMMINGS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

Tue WAR NEWS affords no saliant points,
nothing OF interest having transpired beyond
the skirmishing about the walls of Paris, and
tic strengthening and Tightening of the coils
Of the beseigers, Indeed, We may not, under
the present state of things, look for anything
of IA stirring or startling nature for some time
to come
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
-Ne,o Advertisements
Land mAShtdbai Sale.

10 ACRES of LAND adjoining Il, Ii.
Markham's farm now offered For Sale Cheap foE Cash
The Log House on the premises, with trihn sspaiSs,
would be rendered comfortable; and the theory oil
Horace Greeley isirav 10 Mnning this would make
nne home Tor some young enlerprsing man. The land
IL all cleared and its proximity TO the arbor In
inquire of Il. II. Markham, or +. b. HITCHCOCK. a
AehtabRka, Oet0beTN AS1O. Ab4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
ARE NOW OPENING AN lNNEEsE STOCK OF
Fall & Winter Dry Goods /!


To which they call the Especial AttsAiiOA Of
CASH BU fEkS.
''
"
Do,,.,s oooro
III these they can sho" nne Assor'neH~
Plaid Alpacas,
tartan Flaids,
Hh'moo' ri",us'
Mar;roa
Aipaccns'
Silks,
ropnhs'
lnapal Reps,
SHAWTS
w HS'
our '''ek oSmP,T sa 10 ,S nSlH Ms sns'e ana Do"oe
su,w, sr,rs .,,,, p,,,.,. Mo-,
WAITED ppoovs p,... o,u.n ,,x Gal, ,,,x
stripe and Green SHRINE ' N ~
CLoKINGs and yELyETRENs.
LACE coLLARs-,p Real and Imitation.
ENGLISH THREAD EDGINS Sss-and Imitation do.
eIMPURR EEGINGs.
LACE HANDkERcHlEFs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

RoUGu ON EUGENIE.-W Word comes
from England that Queen Victoria
"wholly ignores the illustrious exiles," )"
Eugene and the Prince Imperial Is
this the explanation Of her hurried and
persistent visit to Balmoral, six hundred
miles from London, so severely COM
mented upon by the Economist. Doubt
less she foresaw that il would be-as in
fashionable circles elsewhe at times
not convenient at to be Eat home" at
Buckingham Palace or Windsor. 1t
would be safe thing, further, to bet
that Louis Napoleon could not repeat
that kiss given few years since to the
English Queen before the elite of the
two nations. Adversely is terrible
veller-downwards.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
Teachers' Examinations.

II HE BOARD UF EAAMIN EItS OF
Aahtabula County VIII HOLD mestiRes as followsi
West AndoveE, Sept. 70. alulffl ai IHt
Piefpont, Sept 90
jefferson, oct. l.. H
Orwell. Oct. I. ...
Austlnburg, Oct IS.
Colneaut, Nov u. sH t
oA Monday evening Nov, IA a Teachers Insti.ais
will be held IN Connenut under the direction or froL
Schuyler, and continue until the 18th. -
II. U. JOHNSON, Clerk OF Board.
Orwell, Sept. 10. 1870. l0ti0se
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08
The Tariff Question,


Tho following Is the platform Of the De-
mocracy on the tariff question
Fourth-sThat a tariff for protection is
system OF plum Ter whereby labor is
compelled TO pay tribute to capital, and
that tariff for revenue only is all that
is warranted by justice of the Federal
CONSTITUTIONAL Indiana Platform.
ResotUed, That we denounee the pres
ent tariff, as well as the substitute lately
introduced in the House of Representa-
tives by the Committee on Ways and
Means, as a gigantic robbery of the la
Dor and industry Of the country +; that
they are solely designed to advance the
interest of few thousand monopolists,
and that they should no longer be sub
mitted to, aud tina: no candidate for Con.
gress nor any other Office is worthy of
support who is not in favor Of low
revenue tariff, which closely approxi-
mates to free trade; that, in the arrange
ment of any revenue tariff, all the ne
cessarles of life should be absolutely free
of duty Ohio Platform.
Now compare this with the common sense
doctrine of the Republican party, as expressed
in the Ohio and Chicago platform
ResoIced, That tariff for revenue is
indispensable, and should be SO adjusted
as to be the least prejudicIal TO the in
dustrial and producing interests OF every
class or section while securing TO the
home producer a fair compensation
against the foreign producer.
...s Columbus Platform.
That while providing revenue tor the
support of the general Government by
duties upon imports, sound policy re-
quires such an adjustment of these i'm
ports as to encourage the development
the industrial interests of the whole coun-
try and We commend that policy OF ma
tional exchanges which secures to the
wolkingmen liberal wages, to agricul-
ture remunerative prices, to mechanics
and manufactures an adequate reward
for their skill, labor and enterprise, and
to the nation commercial prosperity and
independence. - Chicago Platform.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs-On the 1ith of Octo-
Der the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana.
Iowa and Nebraska, hold elections important
in themselves, and of additional importance
by reason of the effect they always exert upon
elections coming later in the year Pennsyl
men and aSccretary of State, Supreme Judge,
Controller and member of the Public
Works; Indiana, Congressman, and Secrcta-
ry of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral, Superintendent of Public Instruction and
Judges. Of the Superior Court; Iowa, Con-
gressmen and Secretary of State, Auditor,
Treasurer, Attorney General, Registrar, and
Judges of the Supreme Court, and Nebraska,
full State ticket and Congressman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-08

llcan party Dickinson, indicted for issuing
Fraudulent naturalization papers to manufac-
hre Deulocraiic voters. Van Trump, the re-
preventative Know. Nothing of Ohio. Lami-
sou, Denver and Morgan were all Lincoln
hirelings,' who resigned for their countrys
good. Critch6eld was the Democratic Attor-
ney General, elected in 1862; resigned when
the place became too hot to hold the yirulent
Copperhead. Coffiubury. and Chambers may
be known in their own school districts, but
not out, except we have slight recollection
that the former was one of the Secretaries of a
Union State Convention In time ofwar Leete
is able enough very clever man socially
one of our very best friends and Cartwright
Is fossilized Wing. Of good personal charac-
ter. who can claim no superiority In any re-
spect over his opponent, Mr.. Sprague." II
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13

Re'@rne 90 s5c Richardson NcF4rn4
srjai, rr'err,s og New Toyt che sp,iuc
fe Mass, Repualicln says: While tits
general blackeuing Of character is to 90 on
as an excuse for murder, we trust that the
person who knows most of the painful his
tory that led up to the painful tragedy, but
who has kept sileut, while the pure saints
who conduct the pot house and back-ki,chen
press of New York have adopted every vul-
gar scandal they could hear and invent and
every sceptic in woman's viltue and mans
honor has rushed to indecent conclusions
against her and her friends--we trust that
she, Mrs. Richardson, the person now most
interested in the truth, and most capable
and the most willing to tell it, shall have
the opportunity to give her story. 1t is
due to herself, to Ger friends, aud TO the
man who died for her. and TO the cause of
truth and justice, that it should now be
given.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13

The trial Of the Rev. Horace Cook. whose
recent elopement with Miss johnson at New
York was the cause Of widespread scandal.
will take place during the present session Of
the Methodist Episcopal Conference in that
city. 1t is said, however that Mr.. Cook
will not put the conference to the trouble of
of appointing committee of Investigation.
but will frankly acknowledge his crime and
throw himself upon the mercy Of his judges
tho result of which will probably be bis sns-
pension from ministerial functions. Mapy
OF the members of the Conference ,charita-
bly, believe in his insanity at tho time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13
Fashion Notes.

Satin cazhmere in oil the light and fash.
onable shade will be in demand for spling
and summer wear.
Plain gold knobs of dead luster, or
canoes with an antique figure carved upon
their face, mounted 10 red gold are en- regle
for gentlemen's cnf buttons.
Never have earrings been worn as large
as at present; pendants being the prevalent
rage, although fine solitAires for the haut
ton are still the mode, costing from $1,000
to 800 in gold.
The ladies OF the Brooklyn Woman's Clnb
have resolved henceforth to wear shirts
regular shirts, with frizz'e ed fronts and flaps
SO we are told by ''one who knows" and
for oil we know, wears. All right.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13

The devil-fish of Victor Hugos fiction BIZ 8
its counterpart. A crab caught in Yoko-
hama Bay weighed about forty pounds,
had legs over five feet 10 length. anu its
mouth contained two large teeth, When in
the water its strength was such that it
could have Overpowered a man. This hor-
rible ghou, as If attracted by that appal-
ling calamity, was found clingng to the
masthead Of the recently suDken steamer
Oneida. A taxidermis. in San Francisco
is preparing the dead monster for exhibi-
ton.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13

We would call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement OF Russ Il David
son, furniture dealers, Titusville, Pa. They
have recently removed TO the large and
commodions building on Spring street, for
inerly known as the Atlantic Hotel. This
bmi'ding ia 1853 feet deep and three stories
high, all OF which Is completely filed with
furniture of all kinds from plain stand or
table to complete and elegant parlor or
chamber set. Messrs. r. 4; D. are fair and
honorable dealers. and those of our citizens
in want o! tarnitur. will find it TO their ad-
vantage 10 drop in and examine their stock
aut prices.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13
Infringement Notice.

The subscriber has learned that a certain
hrm In Titusvllle, known as "Bryan. Dill
lingham " Co.. have commenced the man
u'acture of Sucker Rods with Socket joints
This is a Direct Infringement on his Rights.
as his claim is connecting two sections Of
rod by meaDs Of wedges. wedgng sockets,
and double coupling bolt" He does not
specify any particular shaped wedge, nor of
what material 1t shall be made. All rods
made as above described outside of his man.
n'aetory, are direct inlringements. This,
therefore is to
CAUTION OIL OPERATORS.
and all others, sgain.t buying or using any
rods So made, except those of his manufac-
inre. a| by so doing they will lay th"In-
selves i,l, ,iabi'' aud will bS dealt with accord
WM. J. INNS.
PIONEER. April 9th, 1870.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13

There are u great many cures for cancers.
but the most effective cure we have heard
was in New Orleans. A man had real
affectionate cancer, which he got rid of by
merely jumping ont of a six-story widow.
The mourners conldnt zee any trace OF it
when they took a last look at the mans
remains before they were consigned to the
tomb.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-13
e. oisun uie..r frorn ali source,

"e. sisyrr, Ti"rir fr8ni ali SGurc IS
PLEASANT lille.
Persons & Drowa's wells At Rrdlot hav
beeu increasing IN their proiu'tion since TIE
advent OF summer. These wells, three IN
number, were producing during the winter
mouths Is bbls each. They are now IT.
ported at 25 bbls each.
The Dorsey well No. l, has increased frcm
to l21s bbls.
Foggps' big well, which one weok ago
was flowing from two hundred, TO three
hundred b6ls, has settled down TO about
sixty.