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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24

@@aarenweile famen in jlneter3eit
nod aus Grantrei9 DerwieleneD eutlde
an, tie in Der .S@wei5 bilfrei@e Mufz
nobme fnccn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-24
2eiet! 2eiet!

Gltern ioatsn tpihen. bas flberne 5tps be S9ute
bpppe1t f. LANCE braunbdr erbalten, une bdB BURG otelels
ben &inberi&ub3eus ua bic 5d1fte btQiser pirs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-02
Undertaking.

also keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
ready made Collins. Rose Wood imitation, Black Walnut
aud imitation of Black Walnut, all of which can trim
hours notice. IN any style requested, equal to any
city also have splendid EEearse In readiness when
allied fuf
GRAVE CLOTHES A feature has recently been adj
led this furniture esnhlis cmCni-or rather to the I'm
crakcrs department Of iOue that cannot fail TO
mend itself to the community. and Will show HE diapo-
iIium Of the proprietor To mako his establishment az
perfect may De II will 90 far Ia relieve the work and
hustle incidental to- and rcpugnant In OF he
of preparing the remains of the departed Tor
burial This consists IN keeping eand and ready for
immediate use. stock of gruyeClerhcs. variety Of
shrOudg, for both male and female made up with much
taste aud appropriateness, various in price and both
blacB mud white materials. single order for coffin
may, therefore. embrace the habimcuts of the dead
and thus save the friends of the deceased in the midst
of grief from much that seems particularly disngrecabe
and incongruous In the way Of preparation orthc
JOHN DuCRO.
Ashtabula Ohio Jan. is., 1870. 1852 If
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IIURD 81 HOUGHTON'S
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TO0'des d. Brother

700'beS d, Brother
and yese,ss,a. ne hest assortment of Fruits
now narn,.S, & sny house in the village They are
n Strawberries in any quantities desired.
Ths' ,-,
~ r stock of general Groceries and provisions were
css Eore complete You will dnd at their house
sLoUR. PORK. BEANS, CORN, OATS, COD FISH,
nAcKERE1. WHITE FISH, SALT, SUGARS Of
an grades, CRACKERS, LEMONS SODA,
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JAPAN, GUNPowDER, IMPER1
AL, and YOUNG HYsoN.
Their stock throughout Is well calculated TO meet the
tsand for .ods usually found In On establishment OF
his kind,
They assure the people that they viii not be lNDER
SOLD BY any house in the County.
II any goods sold by them fail to give satisfaction,
they request the purchaser to retLn The goods ana re-
ceiVe back their money.
Sus. and one that has always stood high for honesty
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Ashtabus, o., June 10, 1900. lyiOls
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LEGAL, PROBATE MATIERs, &C,
M ARYL BRAINARD. of Unadilla

N1A ARI i. BRAlNARD, of Unadilla,
In the County Of Oswego. and State of New YORK, is
notified that Ogden Brainard did the l4h day OF May
D. 1870, file his petition in the Office of the Clerk OF
the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the County
ofAshabula apd State of Ohio charging that the said
Mary L. BanRrd In the month Of February 1870 rccov-
ered decree Of divorce against said plaintiff and for
am2ny In the Supreme Court Of the County Of Otseo
and State of New York bv virtue OF which said decree
of divorce the said defendant has been released from all
the obligations of said marriage contract while the same
remains binding upon the plant-and asking that he
may be divorced from said Mary IT, Branard, which pc
tton VIII stand for hearing at the next term OF said
Court. commencing June 18th, 1870 Dated this 25th
day of May, A. d., 1870 OGDEN BRAINARD,
By SHERMAN, BURROWS & NALL his Attys.
Ashtabula, Ohio, MAY 25th 1870 Gw10GG.
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no YOTNG NIEN

This country Is being crossed with numerous railroads
Yeaehing from every direction To Sioux tty Iowa, Six
railroads will he completed Ia h. city within year
One II already In operation connecting with Chca
20 and the L. =. Railroad, and two viii be
ploted To this city within year connecting ~ with Ia
buque and McGrcgor. direct. Three moro VIII be com
pleted within year counoctngu- direct with ST. Paul,
MINI. Yankton, Da and Columbus, Neb. on {. T.. Il.
i, The Missouri River gives "a tho mountain trade
Thus II viii be seen that no section Of country offers
such unprecedented advantages for business, specua.
tion and making fortune. For the country l. hcng
populated, and towns and cities are bclug built almost
beyond belief Every man who takes homestead now
viii have railroad market NJ his avn door Aud any
enterprisng young man with small capital can crtuh
sh himself in permanent mud paying business, If he
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Eighteen years residence Ia the western country, and
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BOX 1860 3, O. Com, of EmgTatlon,
iyi00O Sioux City Iowa,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.

HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens of Ashtohnn County that having purchase
the Interest OF j. L. Reeves aud Co.. IN the Marble Bust.
nose and having ropcnshed with large stock of both
Marble and sand stone Ii prepared to MI all orders
Monuments, Head Stones, Tombs, Vaults. Curblng and
AL Cemetery Work, also, Caps and Ss, Water Table,
chimney Tops sc, and all kinds OF Building Stone
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would be pleased To all my old customers who are In
want OF work,-and many new ones at the old stand.
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HoKnG@CSad
AND
II R E II W y II I o. n

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The New York herald., 1870-06-13
NEW YORK osTHEopGOlc OIspsHsAaY.

This dispensary, designed to furnish the poor with
improved treatment and apparatus for deformries
Of all kinds. OF the hip and spine more especially
was incorporated by act OF Legislature May l. 1868
During the past i've months 1t has been steadily in
creasing It's sphere OF usefulness as the following
abstract from the report submitted to the executive
committee on Thursday evening viii demonstrated
Since January eighty-sx new cases have been re-
ceved for treatment thirtyseven OF which were hip
Joint disease, thirtythree spinal disease (humpback
oughness OF the treatment ana the Importance at.
tached to 1t by the patients themselves Is best
plined In the regularity and pleasure with which
they attend there having been no less than 500 visits
made by them at the dispensary since January l,
while during the same period the assistant surgeons
have made 2l0 visits at the residences OF those u-
able to attend The increase In the number of pa.
tients and the proportionate increase in labor has
necessitated change In disnensary hours. Hereaf-
ter 1t will be open every afternoon, Saturday ex-
cepted, from one to three O'Clock, and all interested
In this important charity invited to attend at the
dispensary, No. 1890 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
COSTA RIGA.
Revolution in San JOse-Overthrow Of Presf.
dent Jinenez--Details Of tae AGair-The
New Government.

Revolution in San JOse-Overthroyv of Presi.
dent Jilncnez--Details Of the Anair--The
New Government.
JAMAICA, May 25, 1870.
revolution occurred in San Jose, the capital Of
Costa Rica, on the 9th Of April resulting In the
overthrow OF the government of President Jesus
Jimenez, and the establishment OF a new one, with
Dr. Bruno Carranza at Its head as Provisional
President
The military en,e,te that upset the administration
OF President Jesus Jimenez commenced aC the ari-
lery barracks on the morning OF the 27th April At
about nine O'Clock the gate was opened to give
entrance to the cart that usually brought fodder for
the horses and mules OF the corps; but that day
Two carts came instead OF one The last one had
nine men, armed with revolvers, under the grass
Who as soon as the carts entered, at signal given
by the cartman, jumped out rushed upon the guard
Killed the Olflcer ana every man that opposed them
Thence they repaired to the quarters of the
commandant Of the barracks BiscuDi, who shot the
first man that entered but the latter returned the fire
and blew Bscubi's brains out. The nine assailants
were Immediately joined by large body OF men, and
they made themselves master. first OF the artillery
barracks and later that OF the infantry alter the dr.
ing Of few shots only. They next secured the per-
son OF Senior Jesus Jenez the President OF the re-
public In the afternoon OF the same day Santiago
MllleJ, with 400 men, came from CartagO to the re-
lief or the government but he was notified
would be Immediately put to death. Jimenez then
ordered Milet and his iOrce TO lay down their arms
which they did, and on the following day he and all
the other prisoners were set at liberty. No one has
been prosecuted banished. The chief OF the
movement was Tomas Guardia; he had the assist
ance Of several young men belonging to san Jose,
among them HoraciO Carranza and Victor Guardla.
The new government Is as fO0ws:-Dr. Bruno
Carranza, Provisional President; Guardia, Com.
mander- Chief Of the military forces and Dr.
Lorenzo Montifar, Secretary of Foreign Relations.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General Richard Hllliard, of Cleveland, O.; f. F.
Drake, Of st. Louis; Charles B. Hall and Captain G.
w. James, Of Boston, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Karl Formes, OF Germany; Captain McMicken, OF
steamer Calabria; Frederick Petre, of England; r.
p Saunders, Of ST. Domingo; r. Stewart Clou0h
and Juan d. Cabrera, of Spain, and Stephen NJ.
Routh Of New Orleans, are at the New York Hotel.
Captain X. r. Loper, of Stonington; II. S. Hardy,
of the United States Army; L. L. Blake Of Montana
and j. II. CUTTER of Texas, are at the AstOr House.
O. W. Pollard, Of Albany; w. p. Emerson, of Bos-
ton; General Gridley OF Illinois; L. 8. Scogin Of
Texas; 9. J. Dangler Of Cleveland, Ohio, and F. @.
Tucker, Of Albany, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Professor Risey, Of England; Captain A. P. But
terfleld Of Cincinnati, and DIR. f. Reilly, OF New
Mexico, are at the st. Charles HOTEL
Professor ". W. Trowbridge, OF Maine, and Major
W. Foote, OF Georgia, are at the st. Elmo Hotel.
Colonel George E. Church, Of New York; Colonel
w. II. Reynolds, Of Providence; q. l.. Clement Of
Chicago;,M. Manuel, of Boston, and Valentine Gros
Of Rochester, are at the Everett House.
General Sedlie, Of Utica; Lieutenant Commander
Woodroe, Of the United States Navy; J. w. wellens
of England; Henry D. Cooper OF Virginia; Judge
Nelson, Of PoughKeepsie, and ]. A. Benedict, OF
Syracuse, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
G. II. Stewart, OF Waterford; Herman Lee, OF
Troy, and ]. Adams, or Rochester are at the Cole.
ma n Houae
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
COURT CAlsNDA,S-.THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUiT.-Part 2.-Before Judge
Brady.-Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-NOs.
1905, 1885, l947, $685. 990, 1922 1884, 932 asa i546
234 1866, 1906, 1616, 1885, 400, 272 $780, 94O 1875
1854.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs.-Hel by Judge
Barnard-N0s. 109, 49, 126, $50, 1877 229, 271, 2S2
283.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before
Judge Spencer-Nos. 1887, 1903, 1733 197p S13 1879
1888, 1862 1893, 1884, 335 1854 1925, 1859, 1913 l447
Part 2-Before Judge Barbour-Nos. 1880, 1885,
1883 2o96 1876 2154 1905 2202 2204 1742 1885, 1712
1855, 1884, 2216 22lS
CoMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before
Judge Loew.--Nos. 1885, s92, 9O3, 1906, 1885, 73s, e4O
100 ll43 2gs, 9l5 294, 1913. 1884, oil, a. Part BE-
46e. sls, so4, 67s, $50, $685. sel. 545, 642 1904.
MARlNE COCRT-TRIAL TERM-ParJ 1.--BefOre
Judge Curtis;-Calendar called at half-past t ten A.
Mos. isl, 1914, 1884 594 72s, 1102, 1146 1905,
1880, l34o 1922 1876, 1871 1881, 1883. Part 2-Be-
fore Judge Alker.-Nos. 673, 674, 964, lila, 1850,
1888, 1916, 1874 1885, 1855, 1885, 1868, 1474, 1475
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIoNS-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. William McKenna william
Pease and William Dalton, arson; Same VS.. Philip
Brady, Bartholomew Upton and Mary Mclean, felo-
NOUS assault and battery; Same VS.. George w.
Swepson, Robert X. Swepson, Frye hutchinson, Ro
bert +. Hoke and Thomas j. Sumner, conspiracy;
Same vs.. Nicholas Duggan, John Grogan, Edward
Connor, Tancredo Cruz James w. Morgan, Timothy
Devlne and William Joiner, grand larceny; Same
vs. Philip Cantlin and Patrick Cantn, receiving
stolen goods; Same vs.. Fanny Phppany, disorderly
house; Same VS.. William Bennett, assault and bat
terry; Same VS.. John Wilson, larceny from the person.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
YACHTING.
English Opinion Of tho sappbo's ChaiiesGe TO
the Cambria-ssReturu Matchesv Offer.
IFrom the London Newa Nav aol

From the London News May 30l
Mr.. Douglas the enterprslng owner OF the Sappho
VINO, ike his beautiful vessel, has been winning
golden opinions since his visit to English waters, Is
making sport for our homestaying yacntmen, and
encouraging them to emulate his well won victories.
win generous fairness that deserves hearty
recognition he now offers to sail the Cambria
TWO return matches, each sixty miles 10 wind
ward and back II this We're ALL there would
challenge. except that the Cambria would
probably be content with the result OF her recent
trlals under similar conditions. But the owner OF
the Sappho Offers to give the Cambria time allow
ance Tor difference OF tonnage, according 10 the
Royal Thames Yacht Club measurement IN one race,
other. Nothing could be more handsome and con-
siderate than these terms. The difference OF tonnage
measurement, according to the Roy al Thames Yacht
Club, Is considerable tnat In light weather, and
perhaps even In an eight knot breeze, the Sapph0
could hardly hope to allow 1t to the Cambria
OF success And In moderate breeze, even ac-
cording to the measurement tonnage OF the
New York Yacht Club, the difference would be
nearly sufficient IN time allowance match to turn
the odds In favor or the smaller craft. In strong
breeze, on long open srretcn. we should s be dis
posed to put our faith In the powers OF American
even against the time allowances; but in light or
banning weather time allowance win beat the most
powerful craft just as In rubber OF whist between
the most unequal players, ''cards Will beat their
makers.o
For the sake of yachting sport both in England
ana America we trust that Mr.. Douglas offer will
De accepted Whatever may be the issue or the trials
luton OF nice questions and contribute to the
settlement OF some interesting controversies among
builders and owners and the sailing ommitJeeS OF
the yacht clubs on either shore OF the Atlantic.