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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-14

Bow DsxrEg THors.-A correspond
ent of the Boston Journal writing from
New York gives US the following de-
scription Of one of "Dexter' late feats
in ,rottin2:
A very exciting scene took place the
other day. A white horse appeared on
the ROAD strauger to every one. The
speed of the unlm4l was marvellous
Where the horse came from or to whu m
be belonged nobody seemed to know.
The oriver watched for Bonner. After
. short contest he actually distauced
Dexter" The thrill of excitement
was inde.cribable. Bonner turned his
horse into the shed and had bin blan-
keted. Wall street. was scarcely ever
more eAcited than was the road that
af ern"on.
Ia asbor; time 'Dexter" reappeared,
aud mere bis pale antagonist WIS ready
tor the contest. Bonner put up the top
OF his wagon. which, as Lorsmeu know,
mrk-s n great d ference 10 speed. The
white horse came tearing along nj
gait. Bonner spraug TO his
feet and gave a scr.ech that night be
heard in " e.tchester Cuunty. dexter
II rard aud .ud-rS ODD the signal, buckl-
I'd down to his work. and LETT The white
nurse 80 far behind that he WAS not to
be n,- ntionei the same afternoon Tbun
ters ofappi-use attended Bonner on his
lCurs-, and as the king Of the road came
back. there were hundreds that would |
have crowned him with laurels. The
wat that afternoon induced hOrsemen
20 cay Dexter is capable Of anything.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-14

An Indiana couple are said to aggre-
gate l,277 pounds weight.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-14

DWELLING HOUSE.
w ITHPARLnR, SITTING ROOM, KITCHEN
w and four Bedrooms, with god " ell Of
Water and Out Houses on the place, consisting Of
five Lots, situated on
Corner Of Division and Fourth Streets
Will be sold cheap, with q without the Furni
ture, the owner, on account Of Ill health, is
gong last
Inquire on the premises or Of II. II. Bence.
G. A. SEAES.
Carson. May IL, 1870.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

A LEGISLATOR ON THE SPECULATE.-A
New York Radical State Senator named A. C.
Nation has gotten himself into rather an I'm.
pleasant predlcament and which is having
quite damaging effect on his reputation, II
appears that last Winter NATION was Chair
man OF Committee which had been appointed
by the New York Legislature to investigate the
management of the Erie and also the New
York Central railroads. in tie matter nf ism
ing more stock, or in brokers' phrase, "water-
ing their stock" and that Mr. Mattoon, desir.
Gus OF reaplng some advantage in pecuniary
way from the information he derived as Chair
man OF the Committee about the affairs Of the
two railroad companies, sold his information
to gambler named Samuel p White on con.
ditlon that ne (MattOon) should receive half
the profits derived from the transaction White
bought heavily OF Erie stock, bu. lost in the
speculation over $4,000 and then sued NATION
for payment Of half the deficit, or to make
good onehalf of the loss During the trial
Mattooh was put upon the witness stand and
he acknowledged 10 the fact of promising TO
give official information of the affairs og the
railroad companies IN consideration Of share
IL the profits. &c, and could have testified to
Hiore about the disgracefu transaction but
finally be refused 10 answer the questions pro-
pounded 10 him by Whites attorney on the
ground that the answers would degrade him
We don't see how be could degrade himself
an! more than BE- has already II would be d
rich scene AID cause quite ! c0mnOtjOn ID
high quarters if similar corruption Oh the part
81 Radical Congressman could be exposed II
would IeaHr Congress without quorum IN
elite: Dr1ach
Tie Aen York Pvst. in referring u the ease
u NattooD. CONSIDERS that b.. j. 10 worse than
~ in~,a0rrs Of the Ways aod Mans Commit.
t~r u Washington. aoj say III. majority Of
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Money Market Quotations.

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City and County


,.,urIvps' RECEPTIONS. - On last Monday the
,.i,ors Of Idaho city kept open houses TO receive
III. from! their lady friends In company with our
,sal friend Jimmy Brown we called on Green White
Nike Fcnncr at their residence and though Of
.,osle persuasion We were admitted and Hospitality
e,,ained by our young bachelor friends. Jimmy
o..vn had super!ntended the arrangement of the ta
-, ubieu grOaned under the profuse display Of all
- ,s,iraclcs Of the season while the sideboard was
.y provided with wines and liquors OF all kinds
81 % TIE t4ste Of the most fast.dious Return
from T. ere called on that gay and festive young
,..t H-giy Bowman. who was also keeping open
... .g4 found proiuse supply Of eatab!es and
,..sayls- q all kinds. 20; UP q style that would
.,s tone credit - Any OF his lady callers. We did
.,,.. aay more Of our bachelor friends during
!. Ig,. Except Mr. krober and John Pinney, a. we
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

Our BAND, made us visit on Thursday
evening lust, playing some OF their choicest
pieces under the direction of their worthy in
structor, Mr.. CRowTHER. The evening was
bright, and beautiful, the music enrapturing,
the air filled with melody, and our thoughts
turned with pride to our band That we have
an institution in our midst that could be so
effective charmer to soothe the body aud
mind of the weary ones of toll, and now as
summer is near we would inquire when the
stand is to be erected for their, and our benefit,
upon the public green which we hoped to have
seen there two years ago. Part of the funds
are all ready secured for this object, and
when the cause is presented over again, our
generous citizens will, we trust, respond
literally, so that the work may be soon con.
summated.
AGAIN, last night in the "stilly hour" music
which is always sweet-was breathed forth
in more quiet and gentle accents, doubly en-
chanting as it fell upon our ears, in our frs
slumbcrs, and involuntary our hearts, wer'
bounding to the national air of Yankee
Doodle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23
Book Notices.

HEARTH AND HOME retains all the favorite
features of the happy combination OF domestic
and farm reading, and literary merits. Ad-
dress Pettngiil, Bates s. Co., 81, Park Row,
New York.
WATsoN's ART JOURNAL is authority on
musical matters, and each number contains
much that is interesting and valuable informa-
tion. 1t is weekly paper, issued at 746
broadway, N. Y, al 81 per year.
THE LITTLE CoRPoRAI, for April is pub
lished monthly, by Alfred L. Sewell & Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,. for one dollar year. 1t is
gem for the young folks
PETERsoN's LADIES MAGAZINE, for May is
received-one of the best magazines published.
Address Chas. ]. Peterson, BOG Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
THE GALAXY, for May, opens with Put
Yourself in his Place" by Charles Reade
"Stage Coach Travelling Forty-six Years Ago."
by Turlow Weed; The Spotted Dog, Part
H." by Anthony Trollope; "Chanent." by j.
w. De Forest; "Ten Years in Rome George
Sand" by Justin McCarthy "Gruachs Hus-
band" by Richard Grant White; Miscellany,
Drift Wood, Lectures and Art Memoranda,
by Mark Twain Introductory, "The Facts in
the case Of the Great Beef Contract" Geo
Wakeman," about Smells" "Disgrace.u nj
Persecution of Boy,7 -The Stoiy of a Good
Little Boy who did not Prosper and various
things besides, by the editor.
The Records of living officers Of the U. s
Navy and Marine Corps; with history OF ma
val operations during the rebellion of 1SGl-5
aud list of the ships and officers psrticipa
ting in the great battles, complied from otficia
sources, by Lewis r. Hamersly, Published il
Philadelphia by j. b. Lippinoott Co. b.
the records shown of this department, we flint
it to be concise statement of the services o
the living officers of the navy, and are of tn
opinion that It will be a useful book to til
service and to the country.
TIE PHRExoLooIcAL JOURNAL AND PACE
ARDS monthly, for May, contains the follow
ing articles many of which are illustrated
Hon. Samuel Merrill, Governor of Iowa, wit
portrait and character; Knowing, OF Man an
the World; The Man in the Moon; Superst
tions of different Tribes and Nations; Sketcl
es from China; The Color of his Eyes; Mar
NJ Pomeroy; Peter Crisps Spectacles; Cha
p. Sykes Eminent Engrayers; Yale Sketches
Growing in Grace. Honesty; An Assassin
and his Victlm-Prince Pierre Bonaparte an
Victor Nor; ~ Can't for the Boys; Youn
Womanhood In America Eleanor Kirk at Il
Five Points; To Dahomey and Back; su
names and their Deriyadons. etc. Price
cents, or es year. Address, s. r. Wells, n
$50 Broadway, n, y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

Pans NJ svsLIsnT AND GAsLronT."--A Work de-
rcrptve Of the Mysteries and Miseries. the Virtues,
yiees. splendors and Crimes ofthe City Of Pars.By
James d. McCabe, Jr. National Publishing Co., Gin
cinnati.
We know Of no book that have read with more
Measure aud profit TO ourselves than this 1t aboundsn
susrkling descriptions Of the gay Metropolis By night
and day and tho pictures of celebrities In that wicked
but fascinating city perfect We wander amidst the
ume balloyed monuments Of the pust are da2zcd by
the roagpneence OF the present dine ia the gusrng
Cafes Of the Palais Royal stroll With the merry crowd.
along the Boulevards and look on the Jsrdin NAdile
where the original Can-ean is nightly danced TO the
most voluptuous strains Our author seems 10 have the
nice discrimination of an srst and paints only those
ctures for his readers which will be gladly seized upon
an apprecated There is, however, no point Of any in
t.rest that he sights and may read this book and
easiIv imnpine himself beholding the very thing he
rcad of II Is forcible illustration Of the old adage
"trnth k stranger than ctiOn for the author has Civ
en- us pictures which, though true to the lie are 70
srauya and seemingly full OF romance, that one can
hardly bgeye them Our readers will recognize Its
fairness at once By the moderation Of its statements
aud Tho absence OF supcrativee from It's pages and all
who nSruse Il will agree with ~ that no more remarka
Bile and deeply interesting book has been offered to The
h is faithful picture Of tie facnaiing city in the
wprld II is very absorbing we arc sure no one who
takes 1t up will put II down unread Il 10 illustrated
with ibO fine engrayngr by the best artists OF France
| Dore DE Bar Iherond aud Others-and ths ettefpIes
| is perfect The volume Is sold only by subscription.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

THE FIRE AT MEDINA.-Elsewhere noticed
was most disastrous one for The place, There
were destroyed
Two dry goods stores five groceries, three
drug stores, two large jewelrY establishments,
one hotel, two millinery shops, one hardware
store, and one for stove and tin ware, four
shoe shops, three physicians Offices two fine
law libraries one set of daguerrean rooms,
one dentists rooms, enc bank, one clothing
store, the post Office, etc. The loss cannot be
estimated at less than two hundred thousand
dollars, and undoubtedly much exceeds that
sum- From establishments not consumed al
goods were hastily removed, SO that business
is absolutely suspended. There is moi place
IN town tonight where you can buy yard o.
cloth or pound of butter. Walking among
the ruins, some prostrate, some towering il
desolate grandeur, one feels stranger in thu
place of his own home, and half believe my.
self in distant Thebes
The origin of this fire is varicusy conjec
tured. Whisky is commonly considered tn
cause
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

TO the spade and maitock for diversion from
the misery Of continual, unintormitted pleas
ure."
What night Is 10 day,-what labor is TO
pleasure,--what winter ia to summer what
the governor Is to the onglne,-such Is sorrow
to life. II Is the regulator-the hcrmostat--of Of
life, that keeps the temperature Of the soul
equal "a sort Of thcriac, that, in its 'nulti-
form, counteracls the poison Of sin and Of cv'
cry evil.
But at such time as this which we now ex-
pcricnce, when sorrow comes to give point 10
our sense of loniness, we love to dwell on the
songs Of the night"
(C0neiuded neat ueck)
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

TIE REVOLUTION, weekly journal, $S
year, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, editor, Miss
Susan b. Anthony proprietor, office 40 East
23d street, New York. This is one OF the
spicicst and most readable papers that comes
to our table. 1t is the earnest advocate OF the
race Its motto being, The True Republic
Men, their Rights and Nothing More; Women
their Rights, and Nothing Less" With such a
champion in the field, light will shine on the
woman question, and the intelligent will see
and believe
THAT woma MS cause IL mans they rise or sink
Together Gwarled godlike, bOEd or free
and would question
"If she be small slight natured, miserable,
How should man grOwy'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

"A srArpARD RErBDr. Such 40 sfticls is "Dn.
Tort.., yHrgrtAu LfrinRrT" ithas stood before the
public for ~ ycsrs cpd hss never failed giving satsac
ticn 10 single instance RTsrT drop Of This valuable
compound Is miHed By Dr. Tobias himself therefore,
II can be relied upon It's warranted superior TO any
o,bc, 10, the cure Of Chronic Rheumatism Toothaohe
Headache Sore Throat Vomiting Frosted Feet. Mumps
Group Burns Cuts Sea sickness, Insect stings sprans
Cholera, Cole, spasms, Disentery, Bruises, Colds,
cougia, old sores sweIngs, Pains In the Limbs, Back
and Chest There is medicine IN the "Wofid' that
stands more on its own merits than the Venetian Lint
nent" Thousands Of Certificates can be seen at the
Doctors office, attestng TO lie rare virtues Sold by
ali Druggists aud storekecpers throughout the unltod
States Price 10 cents and dollar per bottle. DO
not 10 Park Place New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

WE would call attention 10 the fact that M.
b. BATCHAM Of Painosville, Ohio, has the best
new grapes, and raspberrles which he is pre-
pared to send by mail in good condition and
at low prices, Naomi Raspberries, mammoth
clusters (hlcCorpick) Raspberries, are sold for
81 per doz. or for FIVE dollars he will send OF
grape vines one of each, the Eumdan, Martha,
Salem and Wilder, together with six plants,
each of Naomi, M Cluster and D.1Thornless'
Raspberres plants. He will be happy to
forward orders in time for Spring planting, for
those desiring him to do so.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

Y. N. c. A-The Annual meeting of the
Ashtabula Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion was held at their rooms on the nth inst.
The Treasurer's report exhibiteda fayora-
BILE condition of the funds.
Receipts during the year 1910.
Disbursements 245.
Balance on hand cash and reliable pledges 65.
In addition TO the above, fifty dollars have
been:recieved as the first installment toward a
Library Fund 1t was resolved to continue
the Reading Room, with Improvements.
The following officers were elected:
JAMES K STEBaINs President.
NJ. G. DICK, 1st Vice President.
b. j. MERRIAM,2d President.
M. G. TERRY, Rec'g. Secretary.
A. d. STRONG, Cor'g. Secretary.
IRA AMIDoN, Treasurer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

WE are glad to welcome again to our
burough our old friend j. NJ. FAuLKNER,
who with his SoN is to do business at the
former old stand of Wells Sc Faulkner, his
uniform gentleness of manner, and obliging
nature VIII bring hosts Of friends OF yore, to
make purchases of articles with which to sus-
tam the inner nan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-23

TEMPERANCE ARETISe.-There will be
public Temperance meeting at the Presbyte-
rian Church on Friday evening, (2l inst.,) un-
der the auspices of the Evangelical Alliance
of Ashtabula. Live topics will be discussed,
Addresses by our home people.
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Married.

In shefieid on the nth day Of April 1872 by = X.
Parker j. p Mr. Charles ". Adams 10 Miss Flora
Squree both Of Monroe.
In Kcllogcsville April 18th. by Rev y W Jones, Miss
Sarah Webster, OF KngsVille, to Mr. Nathan COloar,
of sheffield.
In Ashtabula on the goth day OF April 1870 by Rev
Edward Anderson, Miss Mary Watson Of Ashtabula,
to Mr.. William j. Scoville, OF A-htabuia
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Paint for Farmers.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
ana Tor ale a oonple of barrels Of the Grafton
Mineral Paint which Is admitted to be the cheapest ana
most durable Paint In use, Two eoats Wen Rut on,
y"asSi yasS,is,{ms,EE m,E FsR ii ~ JAMKs REED.
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Died.
Announcements free; Commcndatorv Notices, half rat

Announcements free Commentator Notices halfrate
In this village on the 10th inst, K. Ii. Smith, aged
42 years.
At Norris Creek Tenn April 1st 1870, amer an Illness
Of seven days of pneumonia, Mrs. Jane L. HnebuTgh,
in the 43d year Of her age. Formerly resident oi
Perpont this county.
In Kingsvie. April IT, very suddenly, Mr.. James
Killun. aged 81 years.
In Monroe April 4th Olive r. only daughter OF w. r.
and Brittana Hardy, aged months and twenty-five
days.
In Ashtabula. Wednesday, April 10th, Mrs NJ, wiz
Of j. H. Johnson aged 81 years.
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SAvED-Money, time, and labor. Call at
the hardware store of @. c. HUBBARD,
and see Browns carpet stretcher and tack
driver combined