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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-08

We are pleased 20 refer below 10 a few WELL
Gates 80 30 the superiority Of the L. &. Watch {
: T ROT MIS-. Is0und- 4 zane Chicago ILL.,
II 7 PHELPS. C1asncfar y. j. Cen. - Il.
Hon. SAMUEL u EERIIL l.. Governor of Iowa.
q 10 LOWS. Ag't IoesSo w afasl! & Western Railway
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-08

Ter past !:.to ana cGraiasi; in.
si'c Az, beth far ana near. la sf.c
Ia Il ctts! :iTt! examine our ssoaf!s,
"a hc :src satisfied that an csar,i-
nation o. GGot> :insi prices vii!
.lHiaFe 90 sHs .tscs, ANA perfect slti>-
iacitcn 10 iiiC purchaser.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26
Dir. WALKERS CELEBRATEI

made Of Poor RVa, Uhfsky PROOF Spirits and Refuse
Liquors dOct0rcd spced, aud sweotenVd 10 please the
taste, called "TOnics "Appetizers y "Restorers &c.
that Lad the ppVr to drunkenness and ruin hut are
true medicine, made from the native Roots and Herbs
of California tts from all Atooh0iie SfiIaaidnts They
are the GREAT BkOoD PURIFIER and LIFE CIV.
ING PRINCIPLE, perfect Rel osaior aud lnvgorator
OF the system. carrying oil all poisonous matter, and
restoring to u healthy condition, No person can take
these Btters according directions, AMI remain long
unwell.
500 will be given cor an incurabe case, provided
the bones arc destroyed by mineral pOsOns other
means aud the vital oiganH wasted beS the pen ef
relair. -,
DusneIia or indigestion RLi0as RsDiiitaHt and Ls5.
fesf FsUers Dsssisss OF he Rood Lirer Kidneys dRd
Basder these Eastsers have been most successful -
such Dftes caused by Iifdfed BLOOD which L. GEN
orally rodnced by arrangement Of the Dgesre Organs
Cleanse tho Initiated Blood Whenever YOU hnd its i'm
puriies bursting through the skin In Pimpes Erptons
or Sores cleanse IL when you and II INSTRUCTED aud
alpgish IN the veins cleanse Il when IL Is foul and
your Feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure
and the health Of the system will follow
PIN, TAPE. aud other WORMS lurking In the eye
TEN OF as many thousands, eectuay destroyed ant
removed.
In lnlous Remlttent and Intermittent Fevers th' e
bitters have equal foyuh directions read carefully
the circular around each h0tle. printed IN four Ian
guages-- English, German, French and spanish. .
I j. WALKER Proprietor, 82 Commerce 81, ". 4.
n. H. MCDONALD Il Co.,
Druggists and General Agents San Francisco and Sac
rautnt0 California, aud 81 81 Commerce ST., n, r.
90 Som DRuoGtsrs a DEAiERs. Smi00S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

How seldom, says the Cleveland Herald, a
mans practice is better than his preaching.
And yet we have an instance of that anomaly
direct from Mormondom, out of which it
seems as hard for good thing to come as
from Nazareth. Hooper, the Utah delegate,
advocates polygamy, but himself IN practice
is husband to bat one wits. Hooper was ask
ed, last summer, by a young lady member of a
party of our acquaintance, who called upon
the delegate, how many wives he had
Enough, was his rrbukeful answer, to forbid
any intcrmedling with other mems wives
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

THE BOMBAY. ONEIDA CAsE.-Thc news that
Capt Eyre, Of the Bombay, had been suspended
from command of his ship Tor six months for
iaiing to delay longer to inform himself Of the
seriousness of the disaster to the Oneida, and aid
her drowning crew, was announced some days
ago. There was not much in This, however,
to encourage hope that justice would be done
in the matter, but 1t left us lily preparedfor the
siate, 'ent now made public, that Eyre has
BEEN allu we'd to escape criminal prosecution,
and to ret,.r in triumph TO England. The
sentence of the Court of the English Consulate
WIS outrageous; the release of This monster is
insulting. Our Cove. nmcnt cannot allow the
matter to end here; ana rs SION as the reports
of Minister Delong, and ou.r naval officers are
received, prompt and proper ach'n Will no
doubt, he taken.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

CADETsHIPs.-The zeal of the House in
hunting up and exposing To indignation and
punishment. all those outside lis own pale,
who have ON them the taint of huckstering in
cadetships, Is very commenda6le, and signf-
cant of violated tath and offended virtue
upon sound and healthy stomaehs The re-
port of the Military Committee on these frauds
promises To be very full in regard 10 all persons
Implicated, except members, 1t Is to contain
u recommendation that Gen. Schoepff who
paid Mr.. Butler for the appointment of Gen.
Tyler's son, be required to resign his position
as an Examiner in the Patent Oflce. Taking
the hint, Schoepf has already resigned and re-
fired from the public service, The report will
Insist on the trial by u Naval Court of Com
mandeT Upshur, for his alleged completely in
the frauds. The examination of Assessor FL
liot of Philadelphia, is also urged And, tinal-
ly, the report viii recommend the dismissal OF
all cadets at West Point and Annapolis whe
where appointed from districts in which they
did not reside. All this is we'll enough, but
the whole inquiry has come to lame and i'm
potent conclusion, and the remark OF the 1ri
bUne Is not without force, that Congressmer
Had better punish their own members before
hunting their tools out Of the Patent Office, ol
! wreak!rgreyenge upon the lads At West Point
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

TENNEssEE.-The appearance of United
States troops, and the Congressional talk OF re-
constructing the state, have had good eff, ct
in Tennessee; her citizens are holding public
meetings at the State Capitol and memorable
ing Congress upon the condition of public
affairs The report of ouirages in that STATE,
are no doubt, exaggerated, but they have a
foundation In truth and To the removal of cv-
cry justification-eysn the slightest-for Con-
gressional interference rather than to public
protest, the citizens of Tennessee ought To de-
vote themselves, Acts speak louder than
words the annihilation of single Ku.Klux.
Klan Is worth score Of resolutions
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

1MPoTANT TO COUNTY RECORDERS AND Pro
BATE JUDGEs.-The Internal Revenue Laws
make 1t the duty of County Recorders and
Probate Judges to sec that all papers filed and
recorded in their Office are properly stamped.
They are prohibited from placing upon record
any instrument of writing upon which the re-
quisic stamps have not been placed. 1t has
been asceriained that in some localities gross
carelcssness prevails upon this subject, and or
ders have recently been issued directing Assist
ant Assessors in each county to visit the offices
referred to and make an examination of the pa
eTs left for record. The least penalty for fail
ure TO stamp such papers is $50, and the coun-
ty officers are expected to examine all papers
left with them for the purpose of saving such
persons as may be ignorant Of the law, from
being subject to this fine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

COOP SALARIES are nearly twenty
offices IN New York City which are worth
more than that of the President Of the United
States, if pecuniary receipts are to be regarded
rs the test. The Collector of Personal Taxes
gets about one hundred thousand dollars, and
the Sheriff from fifty to one hundred thousand
per annum the Register and Corporation
Council and City Chamberlain are little less
poorly paid, while the County Clerk. Street
Commissioner, Surrogate, and others TOO nu
mernus To pariicularze, must be extravagant
to the last degree if they cannot make the two
ends meet.
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Undertak1n&.

also keep constantly hand large assortment OF
r,Iy ms ds Cotlns Rose Wood imitation Black walnut
and Ininsion vf Black Walnut all OF which can trim
Ia o h,,rs uotce In any style requested equal to any
city also have splendid Hearse In readiness when
called for. -. -,
ded 10 this iurnite estabsementOr rather to the I'm
dertakers department Of iOne that cannot fail to
mend itself the community and will show the dspo
sition OF the proprietor to make his establishment as
perfect may be II will far 10 relieve the work and
buse Incidental to, and sOrepugnant in seasons OF be-
reavement OF preparing the remains of the departed O
burial This consists m keeping eand, and reay io
immediate use, stock Of graveclethes. variety OF
shrouds for both male and female made up with much
taste aud appropriateness, various In prise and both
black and white materials. single order for eofn
may therefore, embrace the hahiliiments OF the dead
and thus the friends of the deceased, In the mdet
and incongFuous In the way OF for e grave
Ash;ahnis. Ohio. Jan. let, 1870. i03sif
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

Woman Suffrage won victory at ROC&port,
Mass, lately. The Rev. Vibbcrt was shut out
OF Ills church on account of his advocacy of
woman suffrage. the trustees Of the parish SO
expcllng him. An appeal was made TO par-
ish meeting, where, by nearly unanimous
vote, the dominic was sustained, and he was
renstatrd with an increase OF $500 year to
his salary.
There appears to be nothing surprising in
this for the experience Of the world from time
immemoral, has been, as every benedict will
c0rroborate, that a woman can afford to give
a man odds why not trustees ?-and then beat
him every time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

CouRT PRocEEpINos %. Nilsson VS.. L. J.
Winchell. Dismissed
Julius Williams VS.. ]. G. VanScootcr. Dis
missed without prejudice.
II. g. Thurber vs. J. ID. Havens ct al. Con
tnued with leave to plaintiff to reply ana the
defendant has leave to amend answer.
c. $. Harmon VS. G. ID. Brown. Settled at
plaintiffs cost
Elisha Farnham VS. s. c. Osborn. Continued
with leave TO defendant to answer.
f. A. Pierce vs. l.. s. & NJ. s. Il. H. Co.
Continued with leave to defendant to answer.
Buffalo & Erie r. II. Co., VS. G. Harrington.
Continued with leave to Plaintiff to amend
and make new parties defendants.
Fidelia Sears VS. David Sears. Divorce.
Decree granted.
Arbuckle & Clark VS. c. NJ. Birmingham.
Judgment for Plaintiff for 1870 2S. Second
trial granted.
Sylvester @. Rhodes VS. Angeline Z. McClin-
tOek. Plaintiff has leave to amend petition
and reply and this case is continued.
p. ID. Flower VS. Trimmer s. ST. John. Civil
action. Jury trial. This suit was brought for
the recovery Of a note given for the right IL
use and sell patent bee hive. Defendants fol
answer claimed that the bee hive was worth
less and was not as represented. Verdict l0l
plaintiff for $ll8. Second trial granted w
b. Chapman for plaintiff Simonds & Caldwell
| for defendants
Robert =. Webster VS. a. f. Viets ct al Con
tinued with leave to defendant to ament
answer
Ohio VS. Irving Mann. Grand larceny
| Plead guilty, and was sentenced TO the peni
| teniiarv for one year and pay cost of prosecu
tion. Irving Mann, 1t is claimed was connect
cd with a series of depredations in this couni,
and also silent partner Of the firm %: ii.
II. Hall of Pierpont, who recently closed ou
their stock and left
Susan Douglass by friend VS. G. Gansevoor
ct al Settled at defendants cost.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

Ways and Means Committee had nothing to
do with Che question, and the Currency Com
usitsce was the appropriate reference. But
Boutwell, desired IL to go TO the Ways and
Means because he knew that that COMMITTEES
substantially agreed with bis views, and the
House therefore consigned the bill to the care
Of Gen. Schenck who will report 1t In day
OF two, or as soon as the Tariff bill Is passed..
THE INCOME TAx,
Secretary Boutwell, and Columbus Delano
have conferred together concerning the reten-
ton of the Income Tax after the present year.
On the 3lst day of next December that tax
will die out unless renewed by legislation,
and Mr.. Boutwell, is in favor of its renewal.
lie wants that and most other taxes continued.
so that the receipts shall be large, and the debt
steadily paid off. But the country and the Com
gress are opposed to him, and it has already
been determined to cut off fifty millions Of
taxes. Mr.. Boutwell, is in favor OF retaining
the Income tax because it is a neat clean TAX
payable without dminutOn. But Mr.. Delano
! told him the country would not stand 1t ana
! it is now understood that Mr. Boutwell, con-
sents to q dimnutiDn of from five per cent to
three, and an Increase of the untaXed income
from one thousand dollars to two thousand
1t may safely be conjectured that every year
! for twenty years to come will witness a steady
diminution of our taxes, provided the people
will continue to put in office such honest guar
dans. of the peoples wealth as Ulysses 5. Grant
and George 5. Boutwell,
THE LAST LEvEE
on Friday evening last, Mr.. Speaker Blaine
gave his last lcvee of the season. Arriving al
the house at nine O'Clock, | found myself al
most the first guest when left at half past
ten, new guests were still arriving Leaving
my hat aald coat in the third story, descended
10 the lower floor where Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine
received their company. Here three spacious
parlors, each opening from the other, received
the large crowd. Just behind the Speaker
stood Sir Trcdwin Thornton, the English
Minister. Mr.. Vice President ColtaX exchang
ed few pleasant words with his successor il
the Speakers chair The attendance of Scna
tors and Representatives was quite large Il
say nothing of Generals and Judges. Thes
lcvees are one type Of our modern Republican
ism. Every well-dressed man and woman il
Washington can come to them. The Speaker
the President, the Vice President, whoevc
gives the lcvee shakes every arm by the ham
! that comes I'm and all the guests are on foot
: ing of equality. but all other government oi
fcers receive their friends by card. Only thos
, who receive their little cards Of invitation nr
5 privileged to attend, These parties are noN
mainly over.
Congress is in tEss iull tide of legislation, bl
} decidedly behind hand in its winters work. al.
/ most ol the important bills ot the season al
1 vet TO be reported We have ut least three
' four months steady work before us and Coz
! gress will not adjourn before July. Oni
brides, who make their marriagc-trip i0 Wnsl
= instun in July, will find the Senate and Hous
u ready To receive them. WORCESTER.
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Erom our washington correspondent.

W AbhiNuToN, MuICH -@u, ib1U.
On Monday of Iast week, Gen. Garfield made
y strong aud telling speech in the House in
support OF the present Administration. lie
proved that during Johnson's administration,
our national expenditures steadily increased ;
she first year Of Grants Presidency has rcduc-
cd them S56,0000O0. In Johnson's time the
taxes amounted TO 1870 100000 la Grants the
same taxes produced $306,OOO,OOO, From los
ing credit abroad under johnson, the scale had
tupnadnnd GRAFT. and now our national cred.
Il has BEEN ssleedly gaining. American bonds
even now are worth more than gold, solely be-
Cause Inc Democrats doctrines OF rrpudialion
had been rcpudiaied by Congress and by the
Eeopic.
The next day witnessed a struggle for power
befweep Gen. Schepck and General Garfield
SchcDck Is chairman Of the Committee on
Ways and Means, Garfield ON that Of Bank
las and the Currency. The Funding Bill had
szassd tic Senate and came before the iioas,
and Mr. schcnck moved fits reference TO M'
aohhaifiee. Mr.. Garfield Immediately rose and
moved 10 ansend by iis reference 10 bis com
hiittee The debate wss participated In by
schenek, Garfield. Niblach, Judd, Fernando
Wood, ard Rand'D. u Is evident iha, 'h'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26
Florence Sewing Machines.

WE WOULD ence more ealf the az
tention Of those about TO purchase Sewing Machine
10 the merits Of the Forehee lir advantages over any
aud all Sewing Machines. Hs simplicity and e4eat
range of work Its four aefrnt stitches Lock, Knet,
Double Lock and Double Knot lis reversible feed mo-
tiOn which enables the openitor by simply turning
thumb have the work either 10 the right
lefto stay any part Of the austen the ends OF
the without turning the Mbric II hens, fels,
cords gathers bralds. quilts, &e. We will deliver Ma
chimes to any part of the County and give instructions
free.
good stock OF Machine needles, Thread. silk, At
tachinents, &C., constantly on hand Also. pfessmak
ing and all kinds OF Stitching done 10 order
Mrs. MObt. AIIcOek, AGv.
Rooms over the llendry Store, Cur. Main aud Center
Str. Ashtabuls, Ohio. lsJ0h3
Feb aS I61l
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DISSOLUTION.--The firm heretofore
existing under the meme Of BSby Crosby IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A. n. BIXBY.
- }. n. CROSBY.
N BAll IN debt to the old nr please call and set.
tic Immediately.
Ashtabua, March 2ith. 1870.
Mr. II. Wctherwax having purchased the interest OF
Mr. Bixby the busness win hereafter be carried ON nm.
der the name and firm Of CROSBY & WEruERwAx More
next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26
TO YOUNG MEN /,

This country Ia being crossed with numerous railroads.
aching from every direction to Sioux city Iowa. Six
railroads will be completed to this city within year.
One is already in operation connecting us with Chca
70 and the T. p Railroad, and two more will be com
pleted to this city within year connecting us with Du
buuue and McGregor direct Three more will be com
pleted within year connecting direct with 81 Paul
Mimi /; Yankion. Da, and Columbus, Neb., on u r r.
r, The Missouri River gives us the mountain trade
TINS u WIN he that no section OF country offers
such Hnprece advantages for business, specuR
ton and making fortune. For the country is being
populated and towns and cities are being built almost
beyond belief Every man who takes homestead now
will have railroad market at his own door. And any
sh himself In permanent and paying business II he
selects the right location and the right branch of trade
Eighteen years residence in the western country ana
rv, portion Of the time employed as mercantile a.
gent in this country has made me familiar with the
branches Of business and the best locations OF ths
country For 81 remittcd to Will give truthful
and definite answers to a grestions on this subject DE-
sired by such persons Tell them the best place to To-
eae and what business is Overcrowded and what branch
il neglected Address DANIEL SCOTT .
Box 1867 s. G. Com, Of Emigration,
JylOsO SoSx city, Iowa.
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NOTICE. TO BUILDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
relieved by the Commissioners Of Ashabula County ut
the Auditors office In ifcrsOn until 10 O'Clock, M
Thureay April 2Sth 1870 for the erection of the new
Probate Judges oncc the site adjoining the Court
House. Bids to be endorsed proposals I9r building
the County Auditor
Plans Drawings, and specifications may he seen and
sired. at the ONCE Of the Auditor,
Bids are invited for the following seperate divisions
of work
Masonry and Brick work, including Plastcring. Car
pentry, Iron Work. $500
Also for the entire work in one Contract. Each bid
to be accompanied with written guarantee signed by
too responsible sureties, and duly stamped, The Com
mssiOners the right to reject any and all bids
accept decline, TO close contract In their dis
creton they shall deem II best to do. All the work TO
he forwarded fast practicable Euch bidder will
hold himself In readiness with his suretips, to prompt
ly enter into Contract the acceptance of his bid
w II. CRowELL, AUdifOT.
jefferson, o., March II, 1870 1855 Gw.
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Homestead
p R IL = IL NJ u # L o " d!

Ib ~ II Lh II Il Il " N
i HAVE compiled full, concise and
complete statement, plainly printed. fot the infoma-
ton OF persons intending 10 take up q Homestead or
Prescription, In this portion of the west, embracing
Iowa Dakota and Nebraskaand other sections, II ex
pains how To proceed TO 100 Of ch farm
Ing land for nothing six months before tou leave your
home In this mOst healthy climate In short, II con-
tans ust such Instruction needed by those intend
ing 10 make home and fortune IN the rich ande Of the
person sending me 25 CENTS. The Information alone
which II gives s worth S5 to anybody. Men who
dav indanpndpnf
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Il OR SALE.-A span OF bay horses !,
years old weighing 1900 pounds, Gentle, true and
sound. Terms $3.50 In year with approved security
Apply to NELSON HUMPHREY.
Ashtnbula, Ohio. t8w10H
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Dry Goods Panic !.
PRICES REDUCED TO CLOSE OUT
WINTER GOODS!

Preparatory to taking account Of Stoch!
SMITII & GIEKEY, Fave decided TO
offer their ENTIRE STOCK at Great Reduction for
CASH, to accomplish that object.
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This machine Will ran either backward or forward
with equal facility makes the same stitch by hanu,
but fur snperieF We every respect
WILL KNIT aO,eOO STITCHES IN ONE MINUTE
Aud do perfect work. leaving every knot the inside
of the work. IL will knit pr oT stockings amy siZe)
in less than half an hour II will kst Close Open
Pmn or Ribbed work, with aiiv Kind of fine
WOODEN yarn, cotton. silk linen. IL will knit stock
ings with double heel al toe, drawers, hoods, sacks,
smoking caps, comforts purses muS, fringe. aglans,
nuOus under sleeves mitteus skating caps lamp wiCks
mats, cord, undershirs, slawis, ncSerS cradle blank
cts. legins, srpenders wris.crs tides. tippets ued
work. In fact endless variety of articles in every
FROM $5 10 $40 PER DAY
can be made by any with the American Knitting
Machine, knitting stockings, &c while expert opera
tors can even make more knitting fancy work, which
always commands ready sale. person can readily
knit from twelve to fifteen pairs OF stockings per day
profit of which will not be less than forty per
pair.
FA IL m Il Ia y
sell their wool only furty fy cts per pound
but by getting the wool made into yarn at small
pense and knitting Il into socks three duIHfs
per pound may be realized On receipt of $?5 viii
forward machine as ordered
lie ui 10 procQye actirs GEYTS in erery section Of
he United States ami fdndddS, 10 WhOm e most literal
Inducements Ici3 Be QTeied address,
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.,
4wiUa Boston. Mass, or ST. Louis, Mo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-26

Than any other establishment of the kind In thee OGntry
or city, mean what say, and would invite the pub
lie IN general for themselves before buying ilse
where. making II All object for any one Ia give
large stock selest from which Is large any In any
city. Having sixteen yeaTs experience In business and
buying all my stock direct from he East
and conducting my own bnshess, enables ~ sel
lower than amy competitor In the region My work Is
NJ IL always has beei-the best.
aIsO have on hand large stock OF Eastern work,
which sell very low among which will be found single
lounges bed lounges, carpet and rep lOAnges.
Spring Mattresses at greatly reduced prices OF my
own make. ,,,,,
Don't forget the place. few doors south Of sk silii-
man 4 Co.'S Flour and Feed Store. -,
Also particular attention pad carpet laying Curtain
ana CrOnice hanging, all OF which VIII DO uohe Win
readiness and dispatch.
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i RECLAMATION to the qualified ell.
eci9rs OF the Inc Village Of Ashtabga, yon are hereby
Ah day OF April sQ ~ Frcinens Hall IN said vlllagc'
for the purpose Of eccting the following oficersi
one Mayor Clerk one Treasurer aud one Marshal,
for years and COuncllmen, three Of whom serve
year, and three for two years.
Il. H. OnKY, Mayor,
Ashtabula. March ~, 1870 iOSbv8