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Astor Housc-Gen. w. 4. Sherman, y. s. A. !;
Capt. O. NJ. Ransom. U. g. Navy; ex Mayor Fargo OF
Hotel-GeOrgc " Childs Uf The Philadelphia In9rcr
Commodore Ipmnn, u. g. Navy A. j. Drexe OF Phila-
dc phis Springer IIarbaugh of Pittsburgh, T. ROmcyn
and Capt T.. d. ward o Detroit ond O. u. Lindori1an
OF Pennsylvania. ==== Ncw-YOTk Hofel-Gen. Gordon
Granger. 60 III lffnan IIouso-Tbc Hon. W. u. Wash
burn, NJ. C. Of Massachusetts,, and, Lncus Robinson ~
Emira. - Everett HOuse-Capt. Ibbetts OF steam
II. W. Cushman q Illinois. - Brovoort House
George 81. Pullman OF Chicago. 49, Flltbaye. Hotel
Ex-Gov. Jewell aud tie Hon g. W Kellogg, NJ. G. OF Cor
necticut, the Hon. Alexander ii. Rice OF Boston, the
Hon. John a. Grswuld OF Troy tic Hon. n MunrOc OF
Syracuse J. W. Van Vlkenburgh Of Albany G. :. Bush
nell of New Haven and Lawrence Barrett OF san FRAN
cisco. GOO. Francis Train arrived here Yesterday
In the steamship City Of London from Liverpool.
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POLICE, The EQUT,BIE SoCFTI 100 Broad
Avcge larger Ia than thos OF sny company
ihsn
Of maHy companies Ia this that Lie lHsnrance
its par rtd 10 annals the this
try Europe. SiOOOO aud
eroys annual " s70O0Oo Purely mutual Dividends
Animal
FeProof uhng Of the Society affords spn
did II the SOcetys bJsaess the
ing full tie total inTesneIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22

MEMPHIS 2lCotton dull l4!r. receipts 900 bales ship
bset Flour sales e5d % 81 Corn steady
5sd6C. active sales 5OG52c Por and Lard dull enl nOmi
nsL Bah shoulders sud sales 1T Be- Bulk sides Seak
AUGUSTA 2l.-Coiton and proes shade
6rmeri bales and receipts l20 bsts aiihBgs closing
easy Il &c
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS

LoNpoS Dec 2l3O uCouso e for money sp The scoount
An ecan securities and STOCKS quiet Illinois Central RAILWAY
shares 10
LIVERPOOL. Dec 2I-l;0 p m.-Pork l02 o; Cheese o.
LONDON. lee be proac Of the holidays brings business 70
gapisuu mo Tone Of the sock market generally confident
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property real and personal, belonging 10 residents ana
onresdens, Ia 10 lie sold by the Controller the Town
Collector having reported tho taxes on IL unpaid but u
IL anticipated That In receipts Tor taxes PAD
Will he shown. Tho valuation Of the property Of the
town iOr tlc present year iSoyer s5O0V iess than the
VARIATION Il ast year. The Board adjourned TO meet
at Jamaica, Dec. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22

Tho story of the murder of DR.. T. c. Led
yBrd and Robert n. Bel, In Honduras, incorrectly
told If wholly untrue Gen. TOrbert, from whom the
Information came, IL the United states Minister at
San Salvador The condition OF Honduras is not such
TO give cause for apprehension to travellers.
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Steinway & sons,
M,su,Acrurras OF GRAND. sscAAH Aso UrArouT

II
PIANOYoRrEs,
of the public their splendid ssOTmeu, Of Piano
ortes moderate price, Old exchange Every
forte warranted for five years Illustrate, catalogues on ap
pGc.ion wngRooxs, sTEISvAT H.LL,
100 and Ill Bast Povrieenth-st. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by tho
Signal Service Omitted States Army, Diyisono OF Tcc-
ef,ms and Reports, for the Benefit Of Commerce.
This report IS sent simultaneously from all the place.
named, At ll35 p M MasLDstOn time
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De Gray & Ellison,
~ UMossauARg. SEv.YoRk.
Sole Agents iot
sDkHw. SMITHS CELgBRArRD AnEncIS ORoASS


Thos. II. Aznew Il Greenwich snd hss
choice " ncung TEAS SPICE. Of
quality. nj trustsorb place vch
supplies Tor le bOGaj 81 Daily iuhL-e. Dsc- Il
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The Merchants Life Insurance Company OF
Yotk sets forth it, claims the rt PAGE Of to-day .
is,ue. Ito board Of Directors comprises many Of ou
lead-IE ~. In.ss Incu,
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uo,,d,x Present, for Liable.

Coon MACHINE ghen the labor sud tho health
The GROVER BAKE l. renefally
skuoggd 10 be lie best sewing Machine for sH Saesro
as DrOGdsay
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MdRRIEU

Wedding npd Visiting CARDS., rtsi Hhnssg rspsr
WV Ev.RDsLs EOs. i0f fpLIoSsT oD DvTcn CsUEes
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Wind. Wind Fore,
PIP of iIght %
w NVTI'tI'N IVI VIV' 7'IV" 0H1 WI 0IOT ' 7
WEATHER on MOUNT WASHINGTON.

WEATHER on MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, Dec. Al p ul.-BarOm
etor 23l39; Thermometer, So relative humidity, 60
Wind. y. W.. velocity VI wind. 81 uflcs per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22

Many plea sing OF luxury and eOor. procu
eheap ofSCOrT, PAN & Co.'S. I,2.l broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22

DYsSA-n Boston Mas. on wodne.y Dec a. Rdva Byuaa for
meHy of this civ. agoL 81 years
asaSs .ssGs.. C,saAps f.xetA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22

Jennings CRAWFORD the reteace parrots On
D,eener p. h. te Rev. NJ DC. Crspor William Jennings
traAod daughter Of Geo. al Of 'hS cay
KRgLEY-WEED-OH the 20tb inst by Rev Mr. Mrlets j.
E Of Parsmu, ~ j. 10 knma Powr sLesi aAser OF hsaJ
Weed VI Bln Grove, Ihisdclp hla. Pena.
SARGENT OUBLEDAl-Ou Monday, Dee 49, at IfnF Chpel
Eestork b. Rev heoois Irving D., Alfred sara' OF Ton
kisnd 10 hsy Aagut, daughter Of s~s "a" Thomas ~
Doubleday Of staten Island
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HOME NEWS.
TUB wRATuBR

Nsw-Yosv TTnsr Trsr rs' Vial Donr. Tier Ter. N,d.
Dec Ill 1A w JIM w.
80 1913 W.
Bo0M. II ~ Om w.
RE8iAnKs.-Dec n, 1909. thermometer at a. l' 4o0'
ID IL La III 20
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Vt0 MI
name aud dddress
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
Pen and Paste BrcriticS.

tB-The Ohio State printing, which amounts
TO about $50, coo per year. was let on Tuesday
for the next two years at rates which will save
the State about 5000 yearly when compared
with the last contract
CFs" Secretary Klippart has returned from a
week spent in geological survey in Champaign
county. lie reported finding an extensive
mari deposit there, covering hundreds OF acres,
and practically inexhaustiblc. The mari is
equal to guano as fertilizer.
TT George Ashmun, distinguished Massa'
ehdsctts politician, died in Springfield on
Sunday. He was Speaker of the State House
of Representatives in !S41, and member OF
Congress for the term from lSij 10 1851, and
Chairman of tho Chicago Committee that
nominated President Lincoln.
tE~At San Francisco, on Friday night last
a meeting of labor associations organized an
apu-Chinese convention, and instructed III,
President TO inform Chinese companies it !,
considered unsafe tor Cinnamon to come tt
the United States, and request them to notify
the authorities of the Chinese Empire.
,tS bencTal TOTleT, oCCTetHIy vi thc iICsl
dent states that the note of the President to
Mr. Motley, demanding his resignation, and
the fiat refusal of the latter TO comply with
the request, thus throwing himself on the aid
he expected from Senators, through the assist
ance of the Tenure of Office Act, would nevcl
have been made public if the Senate had no
insisted upon the production Of all the paper
in the matter The position taken by Mr.
Motley, against the administration, will
which he was supposed to be IN accord, is
deemed by the President to have been strong
point against Mr.. Sumner in his attempt tC
defeat the confirmation of Mr.. Freinghuysen
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

IN" Postmaster Creswcll informed the Presi-
dent that he had arranged with the Inman and
the Cunard lines to carry our mails, aud ut
the old rates, lie says the North German
lines desire to continue and run at the risk of
capture, but he thinks that such course
would hazard the safety of our mails, Cres-
well says II the English steamers fail to carry
our mails, he viii be prepared for the
emergency. lie informed the President that
the mails should go, and it is arranged that II
they can not be tran smttod any other way, It
must be done in our regular mau.ofwar
steamers.
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War in Europe.
FRANCE prcLAR. wan AGAINST PRUSSIA.

The Paris Gable dispatch OF July 18th
says, the Corps Legislatifi' declared war
against Prussia, that afternoon.
CAUSE OF WAR.
The French declaration OF war is based
on the following causes
First--The insult offered at Ems to
Count Benedict and its approval by
the Prussian government.
Seeond--The refusal of the King of
Prussia to compel the Withdrawal of
Prince LeopoId's name as a candidate
for the Spanish thrJDe.
Thifd-The fact that tho King ersist-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
PRUSSIA.

SPAYING Cows FOR THE DAIRY.-The
Lire Stock JOWmdt for the present
month, gives by the pen of a correspond
cnt, an article on this subject The ex-
pertinent was tried upon two cows. One
Of the cCws was four years old, and the
other nine. The operation was perform.
ed ON the 25th of June, by Prot. Law,
of Cornell University. IL was done
with the cows standing in stanchions
and executed inside. The right hand of
the operator, holding short knife, was
passed through the vagina, and a small
opening was made in the upper side OF
the uterus, at Il point nearest the ovaries,
large enough to admit three fingers.
Reaching with the fingers through this
opening one of tie ovaries was pulled
inside the uterus, and with the left hand
n long pair of nippers was introduced,
with which the ovary was seized and
firmly held, while II few turns of the
nippers twisted it off. The other was
then taken off in the same way. This
experiment was enough TO satisfy me
that the operation OF spaying iS an
entirely safe and practical one. | was
sui IIIlScu dJ tnc lhCllly WIN WHlCH ~
could be done. Only few minutes
were occupied with each COW; very
little pain was inflicted, and only small
wound made no struggling or heating
up the blood from throwing; no external
would or bleeding to endanger the life
of the animal or to cause exhaustion.
The COW walked off after the opera
ton as though nothing had happened.
They felt it, however, for their milk was
considerably diminished for three or four
milkngs. 1t then began to increase and
by the fourth day was fully restored,
though the weather was very hot aud
oppressive. The next day after the
operation they appeared little still and
sore. The younger COW Pot over il i'll
three or four days, and the older one in
II week, when considered them both
well again,
The trial so far has greatly exceeded
my anticipatious. What the latter part
of it will Lroye we will wait and see
but We will hope for the best. Its pro
gress will be carefully watched aud in
due time reported,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

ed in giving the Prince liberty to accept
the crown.
The declaration continues The extra
constitutional charges in Prussia awakens
the slumbering recollectlons of 1914.
Let us cross the Rhine and aveuge the
insults of Prussia. The victors of Jena
survive.
The excitement in Paris is intense.
BIsMARK.
Count Bismark has Issued circular,
which has been telegraphed in all direc-
tions, notifying the German vessels to
hasten to ports of shelter.
At St. Petersburg there IS n strong
feeling in favor of the Prussian Govern
ment against France. 1t is now believed
that the Emperor Napoleon is bent on
aggressive war, to destroy the balance
Of power in Europe, seize all overmaster-
ing position, and force the restoration of
the Bourbons OH Spain by arms.
PROCLAMATION.
1t is said that a proclamation signed
by Napoleon is prepared for distribution
throughout the German States as soon
as the French troops cross the frontier.
1t asserts to the people that France wars
against Prussia and not against Germany,
and with no idea of conquest. Numbers
of copies are already printed.
The Liberte reports that great bodies
of troops in motion toward the frontier,
and the Emperor will soon take the field
in person. The excitement is very
great No opposition to war is mani.
tested by any class.
Napoleon, through his Ministers, has
asked of the Corps Legislatiff for a vote OF
supplies, and the call to arms of all
classes owing military services. The
Corps Lcgislatiff promptly voted the
extreme demands of the Government.
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
LONDON July l5th.--The excitement
arising from the situation is intense.
Prices are quite nominal and business Is
at stand.
1t is reported that the Prussian gov
ernment itself demanded of France tc
recall Benedict, and that the European
Powers united in protest against the
implacibility Of Prussia, but without
effect.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July 15.-The governments
of Austria, England, Italy and Russi;
are known to have presented at Pari'
remonstrances against war.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, July l5.-The Prussian die
is in session. The chiefs of all parties
assure the king Of their unqualified ap
proval of his dignifed and cnergeti,
attitude. Resolutions were adopte,
according unlimited credit for nationa
detenses.
LA1ER.-Dates up to July 18th brin!
no news ola battle, but of great prepara
tions, and "Great Expectations" Rnssi
sides with Prussia, and Austria remain
neutral. English troops will occup!
Belgium. Sweden sides with Denmarl
and France. The best feeling exists be
tween France and Spain. France dis
trusts Belgium. A French force Of 1870,
600 is near the frontier.
All Europe IS in the greatest frement
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

AMONG the measures pending in Congress
during the session just closed, and which Jailed
20 pass were the ApporlOnment Bill, the New
York g. Washington Air Line Railroad Bill,
Bremonfs Southern Pacific Railroad scheme.
Mediterranean & Oriental Steamship project,
Commercial Navigation Bill, the Cuban
Resolutions as reported from the Committee OF
Foreign Relations, the Mississippi Leyee Bonds
Bill, the Eight Hour Bill, the bill to relieve
Members Of Congress from opportunities, the
bill TO abolish PoIyganry in the Territory OF
Utah, the Postal Telegraph Bill, aud several
schemes for laying Ocean Cables Jenckss'
Civil Service and Reform Measures, the bill
making Port Wardens OF New York Federal
officers, the bill to create the Territory Of
Lincoln. Washington & Cincinnati Air Line
Bill, and about thirty bills making land grants
10 raiIrsad companies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

MINISTER FRELINGuUYsEN, Frederick r,
Frelinghuysen, Minister to England, is II
descendant of n family who took an active
part in the Revolutionary War; llc is the
nephew and adopted son of Theodore FIRE.
linghuyscn, who was nominated for Vice
President on the ticket with Henry Clay in
1874. Mr. Frcllnghuyscn was admitted 10 the
bar in 1850, and first took part in political
affairs as II delegate to the Peace Congress in
1851. lie was soon afterwards made Attorney
General in New Jersey, which he held five
years lIo rendered efficient service to the
Republican party, and in 1865 was appointed
by Governor Ward to I'll the vacancy in the
Senate made by the death Of Senator Wright,
which the next Legislature confirmed by
elrcting him Senator for tho uncXpired term
OF three years He was succeeded in 1868 by
senator Stockton, and since then has been
occupied by his professional duties. Ills home
is in Newark.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

EGas-Tn good supply and easlcrl selling at zoe for
fresh
picked.
PoTAToEs-New are rather scarce and hmer held
at $350@2 75 per barrel
vINEeAR-Quiet; held at is@9Oc Per gallon for pure
cider
PLAsTER-Land Plaster In good demand, and selling
at range OF Ss,5011o. per ton.
sALr-Fine steady and held at $500; Coarse and
Ground Solar firm at SO co.
SMOKED MEATs-steady, fair and unchanged City
sugar cured hams at 2s6o, Country at 1aal9c.
HAY-Demand light and the market dull ststiais
for baed on the dock
WHITE LIME-In good request at $1,4o per barrel
for City and Fremont
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
COTGH NO MORE.

WARNER's COUGH BALsAM is healing, softening and
expecloratng. The extraordinary power il possesses
in Immediately relieving and eventually curing, the
most obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
Bronchitis Influenza. Catarrh HOarseness Asthma anC
Consumption almost incredible. SO prompt is ;ht
relief and its effects in all tie above cases any afec
tion of the throat and lungs that thousands of physi
clans daily ibing it, and one and all say tina
it Is the most healing and expectorating medicine
known One dose always affords relief, and in mos
bottle affects Sold by druggists, II
large bottles Price dollar. 1t il your own fault i
you still cough and suffer. The Basam will cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
THE EuRoPEAN WAR.

Just as Congress has adjourned, war bursts
suddenly upon us. Orders have been trans
mttcd'to all the Navy Yards to prepare all the
ships lying in ordinary and to be ready for any
future emergency. Sympathy here is felt al
most exclusively for Prussia. France evidently
had determined on war, and was careless how
slight was the excuse. Both nations are in
good fighting trim, their finances are in good
condition, the people are thirsty for success
and both sides know that the eyes of the civil
lizcd world are upon them. The Bonnparte
dynasty desires to feed the national love of glO-
ry Prussia wants to make itself the principal
nation Of Continental Europe. They are we'll
matched Prussia has the best army, France
the best navy. 1t win not be long contest !;
war is too costly even for Kings and EN-
perors. Whoever wins the first two or three
battles, will he allie to dictate terms to the
vanquished But whichever side wins, great
and substantial benefit must cnsuc to this ccun-
try. 1t will find splendid market for all our
agricultural productions, and will driyc many
II dollar from investment in French or Prus-
Sian securities into American ones
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

The New INTERNAL REVENUE LAW has
undergone a very considerable revision and re-
peal, and the croakcrs who have clammcred so
incessently and hoarsely for the repeal, espcc-
ally of the Income feature, have been partially
at least, gratted and if they have breath
enough left for the purpose, they may still see
n ghost in what remains, sufficient to disturb
their day dreams. 1t is to be hoped, that
while the heated spell is on, and Napolcon's
diversion naturally attracts so much attention,
they will not refuse what little comfort that
The present status Of the thing will legitimate
ly allow. Instead of n sweeping repeal of the
"odous" provision, it has been materially cut
down SO as to reach comparatively but few, 4
the tightening of the rate upon that few, will
render 1t rather harmless affair The 81 900
exemption has been increased TO $1,000, and
the rate Of tax put at 81 per cent. instead of 3,
and this shall be imposed for the years 1870
and 1871, and no !O"Crr.
The tax upon all articles embraced in sched
ule A, such ns Watches, Carriages, Billiard Ia
bles, and Gold and Silver plate special taxes ON
BOATS, barges, ana flats upon lcgacics and sue
cessions, are repealed from and after October
4, 1870, The gross receipts OF railroad, aud
other companies, Theatcrs, Crcuscs, &C., and
the s per cent duties upon dividends o Banks
Trust Companirs, &c., are repealed from and
aftcr the first day OF August, prox,
The several taxes ON sales, excepting such
as are now paid by Stamps, and the taxes ON
Sales of leaf, and manufactured tobacco, snuff,
cigars, foreign and domestic distilled spirits
and Wines on and after the first day of Octo-
der 1870, are repealed The stamp tax ON
promisory notes oi less amount than 800, and
upon all receipts of money In payment OF bcbls,
and upon preserved and canned fish, and the
stamp tax upon the assignment or transfer OF
mortgages has been repealed from the same
date. On and after the first day of May, 1877
all special taxes except snch ~ are imposed
iupon brewers. distilcrs Of spirits, and ON manu-
Ihcturers and dealers in tobacco and cigars, are
repealed.
! In consequence OF these reductions of taxes
and the duties aud labors of the assessment, the
'Presdents Is authorized to annex to 4 unite with
each other two or more adjoining districts, and
thus reduce the number of collectors, asses.
sOrs and assistants.
The whole amount Of collections in this dis
itrict for the year ending with June last, were
as follows:
$i5932e ~
, The collections for samo
time upon the articles retain
I'D In the law,
on Spirits 1ilE ~
On Tobacco IOgSg as
ON Malt Liquor ASA ~
a5il7 a.
-SIss,s2i Is
This shows the extent OF the reduction Of taxes In thl
district aud affords some idea Of extent Of the gcn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink, WAR
NEn's VISUM NITp, OR WINE LIFE, is free from any
poisonous drugs and impurities being prepared for
those who require stmulant 1t is splendid appctiz
er and tonic and the finest thing in the world for pur
flying the blood 1t is the most pleasant and delicious
article offered to the public, far superior to brandy
whisky wine bitters any other article 1t is more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female, young or
old can take the Wine of Life 1t Is in fact, life pre-
server Those who wish to enjoy good health. and a
flow of lively spirits will do well to take the Wine of
Life 1t is different from any thing ever before In use
1t H. sold by druggist also at all respectable saloons
Price one dollar in Quart bottles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

'MhEAI-haiket very strong and decidedly higher,
hut dull Sale car No. red at tl.os from store /;
No, 3 do At sl.b0
CORN Quiet but not so nrm; No mixed s9c; No.
. do at 0Se.
oATs.-Moderate. Sales at Gle for No State
LARD-Dul and steady, city.rendered i7c in tierees
i7k In kegs; eountry-rendered i66DiaK.
BUTTER Choice ,quall;ie, Western Reserve roll
held At as1alc, choice yellow In email packages for
the local tradeesc central and western duh at itiGe
cHEEsE.TT The demand is light and the market quiet.
New quoted at iidisc, as to quality; old atsti0c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23


The committee respectfully suggests the Importance
nj full delegation from each county to the Convention.
The issues to decided In the present campaign are OF
vital interest to the country.
The importance of thorough organization cannot he
too strongly urged this great auxiliary to final
success he too early attended to. In this connection
the committee would earnestly recommend that where
county committees have not already been selected that
in the call for county conventions. the 30h day of
July. Notice be given that the County Central Commit
tees for the coming campaign will be selected AZ that
time.
1t IL important that each delegation 70 the state
Convention bring with them correct st nf the officers
and member. with post Office nddrcss their county.
and deliver the same to the state Executive Committee
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-07-23

WARNER's CELEBRATED REMEDIEs.-Sold by llENDRY
& KING, habula Ohio. Dealers in fine Drugs, Med
icines. Paints Oils. Fine Toilet articles, Sc.
Physcians prescriptions compounded at all houss.
1862