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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-10

TEETH SET WITH DIAMoNDs.-To what ex-
tremes and folles fashion can lead its dcvotees
in shown by the following statement clipped
from New York paper: A brilliant fashion
has just boen invented in the progressive city,
which bids fair to outshne Paris in its lustre
and extravaganza. Recently an up town gen.
tleman Of wealth and fashion conceived the
dazzling idea of having his front teeth set
with diamonds.
He conferred on the subject with two of his
friends, one of whom is lady of literary
celebrity, and all were so well pleased with
the sparkling novelty that they had large and
sparkling frst-water diamonds set into their
front teeth, and on Sunday afternoon they at
tended one of our most fashionable churches
on Fifth avenue, attracting considerable atten-
ton, and diverting the attention of a large
number Of the congregation from their devo-
tions by the lustrous rays Of their teeth.
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PRIDE IN THE DUS
imperialism Gona up.


The news of the surrender of the head of
the second empire and the downfall of impe-
rialism that reached us on Saturday, was so
startling and unexpected, that popular belief
was staggered. and full crcdence could not he
exercised without confirmation. That in six
weeks from the declaration OF war by Napo-
leon, and but about four from his proud depnr-
ture from Paris with massive armies for the
invasion and punishment of Prussia, he should
find all his ambitious schemes frustrated, him=
self and a moiety of his army prisoners of
war, his dynasty, prestige and power forever
gone, and his name an otfcnsc and by-word of
France and the world, was transition that
partook morG Of romance than reality.
The saddcst part Of this whole tragic affair
is the horrible slaughter, the terrible wounds,
the anguish of bereavemcnts, homes desolat-
ed, and the misery which war always entails.
This war has been particularly and unprece-
dentedly sangunary. All will rejoice that it
is brought to an end thus suddenly. King
William has behaved the statesman and sol
dicr throughout. All his dispatches have
been truthful, dignited and revcrent Those
from the French armies have proved tissues OF
gasconade and fasehood. Let us dcveutly
thank God that this "bold, bad man has thus
early terminated his career, conceived in sin, !"
and terminated in iniquity. lie has strangled
liberty at home, and menaced every other Eu-
ropean power, until the peoples are ground TO
earth with the taxation caused by the standing
armies he has compelled each nation TO keep
in the field His pretext for war with Prussia
was frivolous and contemplate. He thought
| to take the King unawares, but wise and
just God has ordained ortherwisc, and to-day
| his mad cnrppr Is at an end
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THE EMPRESS EUGESIE.-The Empress
EUGENE has gone to join her husband in his
capacity, and share his adversely as she has
done his prosperity. This is course that
might have been expected from her, for while
she has doubtless not been exempt from imperr
lectons, she has shown herself to be possessed
OF exalted womanly attributes. In a court un-
paralleled for its dissolueness, her name al
ways escaped the breath of calumny, and her
numerous deeds of active charity, apart from
mere alms-giving, had endeared her to all
classes of her late subjects. Her changed for
tunes will be very generally 'eommIscrated-
those of her husband will nowhere find SYM
pathy.
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Board of EqualiEation-A Card.

The undepeaci. members OF the Republican Central
Committee for the 18th Senatorial District. composed OF
she Counties OF Lake. Geauga and Ashtabula, (Mr.
P Bailey having moved from the DistrictJ In view OF
ali the circumstances have decided not to call CON
yention to nominate a candidate for Member OF the
state Board Of Equalization but leave II TO the people
OF the Dsct present such candidate or candidates
as they may ft. They are induced 20 take this
course from the belief that the Office has 50 little po
litca Significance, and there Is Httle demand for
such convention. It viii Ne more satisfactory TO the
pcopae Of the District.
AZ Ms Bailey's removal makes vacancy IN the com
ts<itee appointed at the Convention at Madison last
yeaS we would request the Degaieans of axe county
10 sappy the vacancy thcF next county convention
- F ff w. G. HOWELLS.
July IS, 1870. j. CONVERSE.
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The French cnt OF from MOsicrS-SrdaR Com
pleteiy SarFoQ6det- FbrtitiedtioBS carried
by no Rlsdrians-I The Emle)0s letter to King
Witidm
LONDON, Saturday. sept, 3, 1870.
The special correspondent OF The 1ri-
JMe telegraphs US follows from the
Kings headquarters at YendreSSe. near
Sedan, on Friday:
"The battle of Sedan began at 0 A. NJ,
on tho Ist Of September. Two Prussian
corps were in position on the west of
Sedan, having got there by long forced
march, SD rs To cut OF the French re,
treat 10 bleziercs. On the South of
Sedan was tho First Bavarian Corps,
aud on the East, across tho Meusr, The
Second Bavarian Corps. The Saxons
were on the Northeast with the Guards.
was with the King throughout the
day on the hil above the Meuse, com
manding splendid view Of the valley
OF the river and the field.
"Aiter tremendous battle, the Prus-
sians having completely surrounded
Sedan, and the Bayarians having actually
entered the Notifications OF the city, the
Emperor napitulated ut $40 p. NJ. His
letter to the King OF Prussia said;
"Iis ! cannot die at the head of my
army. Itoy my s'oO'd at tie feet Of your
MgjesfH"
Napoleon left Sedan tor The Prussian
headquarters at Vendrcsse at 7 \. NJ. OH
the 2ud of September. MacMahon's
whole army. comprising 100000 men,
capitulated without conditions Thu
Prussians had 2AO. 700 troops engaged oI
in reserve, the French 100000"
The Republic Proclaimed
Organization Of G0rerpncnt for National De
lense-GsR. TrOchu ABpOiatsd Pr0Os'0a0
President
4 PAns Monday, Sept S-Eyening.
The following official proclamation has
Just been issued:
RepabIiqa4s E'ancaiSe, Ministers d a
| Literieur.
The decheaHoe has been pronounced il
the Corps Legislatif The Republic ha,
bsen proclaimed at the Hotel de Wille,-
A government of national defense, com
posed of IL members, aad all the Depu
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The New York Tribune deviated from its
usual course and issued a special edition on
Sunday last giving full details of the surren-
der of Napoleon, from its own correspondents.
Its expenses during the war have been very
heavy for lithogra Ching. On Sunday last the
outlay was considerably over $4,000, sand
some copies sold as high as ST..
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HOWARD SANITARY AIa ASSOCIATIONS.

DOR the Relief and Cure of the Erring
and Unfortunate, on PriHsiRles Of Christian Phil
anthrOpy.
Essays on the Errors af Youth, and the
FpllIes Of Age, in relation TO MARRlAeE and SOCIAL
EyIs with sanitary aid for the Rtneted Sent free IN
sealed envelopes. Address, HoWARp ASSOCIATION,
BOX =. Philadelphia, Pa. ly-l0TL
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III. IL. VAN NORMAN, NJ. D., a. E. v. VAN
NORMAN, VI. D., Homeopathic Physicians and
Surgeons. Office same formerly No. /. Main Street
Ashtabula, Ohio Office hours from to A. NJ, to
2P. NJ, and evening.
H. b. VAN NORMAN, Park Street, nearly opposite the
Methodist Church.
Il. V VAN NORMAN, 1rst dppI south of Office, on
Main Street.-The shepard hoas1, 1865
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w ANTED AGENTS-To sell the
HOME sHUTTLk SEWING MACHINE. Price sso. 4
the only licensed pnd.resd shuttle Machine sold for
loss than So sAeensed oy seier wilson, SS3vSr
tie Machines sold for less than 500 infringements,
aud the seller aud user liable 60 prosecution Address
JHHNSON, CLARK a CO., Boston, Mass Pittsburgh.
Pa Chicago. Ili., or ST. LQpis Mo. i070-Sna.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

Book of Sh closely printed pages, lately issued
tapsa list OF the beet American Advertising Mediums
giving the names, elrcuiations and full particulars
concerning the leading Daily and Weekly Political eRd
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those who desire to advertise heiE business seentia
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Q00OO per year and expenses guaranteed to al
kpLUUU ambitious men and women selling our world
renowned paton iv6r Mould Wire Clothes Lines. For
full particulars address the GIRARD WIRE MILs, Pha'
delphia, Pa. 4wslOSO
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.

L ORTUNES offered to live men. Rare
Chance. Send Stamp. Diamond X. Co., Wilmington
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SlU A DAY-Busines new and hon
orable. Liberal Inducements Descriptive circulars
free Address j. G. RAND & CO., Bddpford, Me.
l0TO-8m.
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The Battle and the Surrender.

TIE French eat of from MosiereS- Sedan Com
pleteiy SarFoq6ded-7he FbrffcatioDS carried
by no Blsdrians-IH Tie EmleJDys letter to King
WttidBt.
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HC15ERS0>IF.


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D, morrow st - O'Clock p. m. agreed to.
'e SENATE.
ia TEURsDGT, Nov. Il.
!. Prayer hy the Chaplain
"a Journal Of yesterday read ani approved
Bulls introduced and yGsrreR BY 81
Pingry, to protect fish in Chauucey Davis pom,
TO general committee
= by Mr.. Bailey, in amendment Of sec. g. ci
Il, z. F., Of county officers; 10 committee on fin
ance.
! By Mr. Graniey, n amellmeut OF ch l35. 8
s, relating to salaries and fees 10 con mite
on finance
. Reporfs.-From Judiciary committee, IA "a
for the purpose Of preserving the records and fle
OF the courts with proposal Of amendment; agree
to and passed
;. lu2 was again taken up, snd Mr. Glrdne
re2ewed his proposal Of amendment. anil on in
adoption ne demintei the yeas ami nays-yes
D, nays l1-ali the amendment to the amend
nent proposei by the committee was reiestad
Mr.. Grandey then moved 10 amend the amend
meut by making the sl'aries Of eachof the i1i.,-
es $500. Mr. EIly calleI for the yeas and
nays, yeas ~, nays The amendment as
amended was then aiop,ei and the third red
ing Of the bll ordered
Mr. Gardner called mp h 2J2, to Incorporate
the Ames Italian MsroIs Co p+s--I with pro-
QCsil Of amendment
VI B4Iey called up $ lli, rrlAtiuz 10 di-
gorce, AMI moved an smenimeut Droviding for
the exclusion from the trials OF all persoas except
'he officers Of tie court and the parties inter
cs,ei
Nj Carpenter opposed the amendment. He
=, 'N 'e '-I''il court
''' 10y ',..'e'r- tne authority TO exclude
.'i ,'. .1l' room very "l,e aallor-
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' la'e, system "hidh
t''.''''' 4lr onainns divorces
"u.- il - '''.' our lax laws upon di-
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el -o' 'l75e yl''s' lie o'J7c' d 70
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NUMBER %.
Mr. Gardner called up b. l5,. to change the
name Of Frank y Young, and moved that the
senate insist upon It's proposal Of ofameniment
On motion OF Mr.. Grsndey, adjourned.


Thomas of Reading. to constitute Nellie M, r.
son heir-at-lsw of Elbriio, 2 Ci,Isl iO-.' u
al committee 7'-'
By MIR. Holt Of Berlin, rerulatirg the sian
ard weight Of oats r.l rornis1. - '.-e s'su
:. agriculture.
. by Mr.. Douglass Of Wllis,on, layiuga tax q
'Ie cOuL.y OF Ohlitenden; % members iro
10 Nnl''enien county.
Dy MI J. lsoh OF windsor, TO amend sec n
Gu '' Z 'ena-ed OF the grand lis; to speci'
/. 0inulI'Iee o1 grand Hsi-
Dy hr Lewis OF Wells, IN amendment q re.
- 0N' . = - IeA.ing 10 highways; 10 com
> Hittee on Jlica5j
Dy Mt "ornsm oi addison, % protec .oxe
! lu ,nis stale - reading refused
nus I.fa ttL4 time II. a-6, relating {
'ne collection OF hishTay tsxes; p,s.ei.
II. -, 10 incorporate the Bellows Falls an.
"F"l''n hsi.roai To-, and 90 enable certain
towns 30 all IN tte construction Thereof
pass
H. ~ 10 ettabAsh the Nilli4nst9wa Grsle
Il. "li, 10 amend the set to eu.Llethe t5 ar o
sharon TO make Improvements iu White River
passed.
H. ol +, o. provliea new building for the Yer.
mont Reform school. On thep passage ofths hill
DR. towers Of Leicester demeniel the yeas aud
I'Js "''iA were 'sken, yeas 800, nays 81; 50
'-e ''N va issaa
p. '' iii 10, 20 authorize the f1rus-
.'n o' ''Afo2i co-p'rat'ous, and 70 regulate
tle same
The repor, Cf the committee Isas follows.
To fte Hl.s.of Rsf-s,s i t-r. ...... j..-....,.
The undersigned. d nsi.ri-v ,f the ,,,,-,;+,,.
% whom was referred House b.1 No. NJ emil
tlei An ac- for The formation If R.ii-.s.i
/ C1mpuies.r report t...t they hsv. oiver +- +bo
u.l such cons ierat;9n as the ,;eli.,ry arI i7,.
p0rtaIce Of the subject demand
The bill involves "a ch4uys in the entire rail
road system Of the State. The ola system f..
~ipei out All new ole is ir4Jyu-,,-,l i'm i-s
place. such being the character ar che hin W.
have fell shat the Legislature cannot rr5c4et
with TO- great care amt circrrlsoec-i.n i'm IFS
discussion and consideration
1t Is Row abluta quarter Of a csnturv since
fine coumencement u the construction # rail
roads in this STATE. Charters have always teen
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r. ne clucrtl % he cu-rJ.sei and read the tli
d time
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y come senators HArtshorn, Gardner, Dickermal
III sAe ana Lynde' and on bill to enlarge the S.at
v '"'y, senator's benedict and Heath.
"a & Ie.'R caiiei up h. l5l' to incorporate tn
u N-'u pam Nutu4i flre Insurance Co, the que:
~ Os'us Sa"ii tne senate recede from j;
r t-'I-S " o. D, amendment
= - i,gAth 5 Inought the aueniment unoeces
an, n'iet the senate would recede
' t. 80 s,4leu that the COMMITTEES though
wise one out were not tenaciou
u Tl, go u ,ne OH dli NOT desire IT,
IL -N1 senate voted 70 recele from the proposs
'' ~
..,,s+, o.. 49, 'H's.-o. ~, 10 lncor
r,,sscl 'eisA' iH.'iiy S'''e company
\ 1os ..i....-.
e - 'i'''i5 '' liens ieseFEei ON property
e -. l''' aull1flzi1S e testimony 70 Vermont
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Mr. Edward P. Weston proposes to undertake,
on the 18th inst, to walk four hundred miles
within five consecutive days, resting four hours
at the close of each days effort, and making
ll2 miles within twenty-four consecutive hours
during its progress. Eminent physicians invite
this experiment. purposing TO scrutinize it IN
the interest Of human physiology.
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massachusetts to change it the Legislature re-
FUSED 50 to do. II any existing roads abuse the
FRANCHISE conferred upon them it will aEori
proper occasion for legislative interference ard
control
IL may De argued that there is no reason why
there should not be genera, railroad law as we'll
as general laws for the organization Of banking
companies and other corporations Of this class
But the cases are not analogous Corroratons
like these may close their business and remove
their property from the State when it is unpro-
ductive. Not so with railroads They are per-
msnent fixtures and matters Of internal in
provement
The history of the general laws on this subject
may not be without interest. Prior to 1851 Yer
mont had always kept control Of the banking
franchise and granted only special charters, As
they thought public necessity demanded. In
/ 1901 we passed general banking law. We
l are informed there never was Ldt one bank or
canned under it. and that failed. Ii WAS the
south koyslton Bank, and the suffering and los
ses TO the farmers and others in that vicinity,
consequent upon the failure was very extensive
NotWi'hstanding general banking law. special
charters were applied for every year, and grant
e. e. Wherever the public good seemed to demand.
"e same mas been true as to our general law for
the organization Of companies for manufactur-
gained under this law, but special charters are
year '''
lhere Is a general and wide spread distrust Of
corporations organized under these general laws.
anu II a general railroad law s passed there is
every reason to believe it will never be usei ex-
cept for some Interior purpose, or in the contin-
gency that special charter is refused by the
LEGISLATURE, ami IN that esse it seems to US il
ought not to be usei
20 llr as We are informed, the present roads
IN the state are vel managed, snd afford rea-
sonsole and proper facilities to the public. They
are nevertheless IN struggling condition. We
believe only two have ever PAID dividends On
stock
The interests Of the public sul The property Of
railroads are so intimately interviewer. that
whsteger affects the former will be sure o. Affect
the latter
80 long IS they are well m,aaged AMI afori
no richer rewards 20 their stockholders than
they now do, they deserve our reasonable pro-
lection.
We have not deemed it necessary to slluls 20
numerous objections o the bill in its present
form, which we're presented before the commit
tee and which we think Of considerable force.
but rest our objections to the bill upon tie rea-
Sons before stated
The majority OF the committee hink the bill
lught not 10 pass.
EDWARD CRusBY,
b. B. SrETsoN.
T.. X GRAVES,
b =. WALwoRw
a. II. Hour.
Prom committee on railroads. II favor Of b.
. in addition 90 chan. 80. regulating the eros
lngs Of railroads By another railroad. With an
mendmenr. which was agreed T., aui the bill
yss passed.
H. 22i, reistin- 20 billiard tables, Was again
iken up, and its passage refused yeas -,
lays lol
AFTERNOON
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Grim death has taken darling little Jerrl-
The child Of Joseph and syrena HoNclis =
Nine days he wrestled with dysentery,
And then expired, in his little bowels"
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favor ofb. 800, laying tax on the County of
Windsor passed
II. ~, to amend chap. III, e s., relating to
offences against the lives and persons Of individ
uals.
Mr. Brown OF Riohford. moved that the bin be
ordered to lie, and made the special order for to-
morrow ST - O'Clock p. m agreed to.
SENATE.
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Reporis-By Mr. Dickerman, for judiciary
committee, in favor Of 5. lO5, proving ior me
formation of private corporations by voluntary
association third reading ordered
By Mr.. Carpenter, for judiciary committee,
in favor Of h 4s, relating to the collection oi
taxes read the third time and passed IN con-
cUrreDce.
By Mr.. Martin, for committee on land taxes,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-25

From committee on railroads. IN favor Of b.
- in addition 90 chap 80. regulating the eros
sings Of railroads By another railroad. With an
amendment. which was agreed u, aui the bill
Wa passed
H. 22i, relating TO billiard tables, Was again
taken up, and its passsge refused yeas -,
nays lnl.