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alIoining street, dressed IN black, ana that the
funei al procession ACCOMPANY the remains oi bis
chd 10 the grave WAS Ior ming. Counsel Tor The
defence said tncv had twenty Witnesses 10 establish
the iact tnat the accused was not present Al the
sccnc OF the difficulty
Mr.. Fellows promptly abandoned the case, ana
Judsc Btnsord rcmaIkca that he Grdnd jury
should never nave indicted Gray. and after the
rendition oi the verdict said he was holoraDy DIS
charged.
ACO,IrTAhS.
joseph u. Lewis. q paWnbroker was acquitted or
q Charge ot rrcelvny goid watch, knowlns II To
have rccn stuen.
James W.lcnc. who charged with stealing
$3.50 the IS, ,ust from JohA Drscoi. On board OF
the strancr .Jr.Sloi was also acquitted. althuugn
every one the curt room MOral,V convinced
that the prisoner stole the money. Upon The re0dl-
tion Ol the verdict, Mr.. Fellows ininrnen the Court
thar ncp WI cnIe WAS taken 10 Heal lnlrtcr5
detective recognized nm az a notorious thief.
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HE LE DEN WILL CA ,E.
The Battle for His Riches Renewci-iIeroie
Struggle Of Niece tor Her flights.

StfuHNIe OF u NIfCc lot tttr NfNutss
Before Surrogate IinchIngs.
The contest Tor the rcnes Of the wealthy old
bachelor, Samuel r. Be!deu, oi Brownsville Texas,
VINO died in February last, at the fremont uouse.
IN thus city, was conunued before Surrogate Hutch
ings yesterday. Dir. BeIden male u wii ON No
yember H. lo1o pequeath ng Inc bulk or his ricnes
TO MS niece Mrs. Leichaidt, VINO cmeny attended
hin ,luilux ms inrss. Hts Two ofOuets a,ld 55 or
Participate in the estate su.ne extent, bat think
iis tnat
TUE LIONS SHARE
should not 60 to Mrs. Lelchafdt, tney contest the
will. Inc Rrouuus On wl,Cn tnc VII, Il contested
are undue influence and mental lncapacity. Inc
undue in,iuence, the contestants ailege. was exer
ciscu over the deceased W Dc niece, AIRS. Loich-
arll. Who 10 tue almost total EXCLUSION of otaer
relatives, was tue attendant on ceased during
lis Illness.
Tae mental incapaclty s claimed 70 10 proved by
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SUPssM. CJJsf-;iAa33ai.

Decisions.
BY Judge Brauv.
Gufon ct a.. us E1l4isev ,ta.-Motion granted for
short calendar.
H'td,,M q. sheppard et di.-l think tue bond suf-
0cicmL
Iu,Sn,ts cs. heridan et a.. Motion granted.
JHt Ma t0tidt lto0d AantJutturtity Cohipu3lp as.
tStCO, Same.
BY Judge Ingraham
BGiSt7 ~ a.. as. iari,eD 81 q .--Siston granted.
WitSOH cf a. u.s. BGfsi q II zane.
WI tc7lOn ~ al. rs. WAsiutaSon et oi.-Nemo-
randi i0r COUNSEL.
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lOMaOs pLsAs-3EclAL Term.
Suit Against Ex- .ti.rmey Geuerni Of the
Uuicd states.
Bpiure Juttuc LucW,

Thereon r. Syo,,q aua sttiuu ). shepard rs Jere.
midh s. Biafh. tuls acton was couucnceu III this
Court last Marcn uy llalntIils VINO are lawyers OF
this Siale AGAINST jeremiah ). B,acS. u Pennsy
vdnia. iormery AliOrnet Genern oI the tnted
SlieS, 70 recover $500 for SERVICES rendered aud
moneys auva"ced on uehal CT defendant. Tue
cause was referred AID proceeded or soae
uihc' oe' not up 70 the point OF the
deichdahl emeiiau on MS defence. Cnder these
CIRCUMSTANCES uelen1ant now seeks 10 move the
cause 'lio Tue federal Couri IN an ainavlt settiuu
oith ilids the parties. uotn piaintns and
arc 'csuen's ~ Inherent Stat,s, tnut from local
prejudice he CahhVt thte IN ,alparlui uea mn ne
Has IL GA ils petition pu suant tu statue, AMI mas
N.,uctou a Lo"d IA sD,1 q. ii0faNe T.. CLARK ami
AUGUSTUS Scheii eng sutetiSs, to resi- onu to any
yud- nlcht tbdt may tie ,cn,it res, against him. M
Opposition 10 tne melton ~ WAS conIenucu ,naa Ine
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trial having been partially gone through with. It
was too iae to remove the cas-. DECISION reserved
DE- .iOns.
Grepn,ro,d u.s. Parmr rnn.-Mofion granted on
payment OF $40 costs. Order TO ne settled on Ave
days previous notice 10 opposng party.
sern rs ice Conpanu--Motion denied without
costs
Reich rs Tfcare. e.-MOtOn 10 continue an injunc-
non and appoint a reeres tenied.
B..s on u.s. Cliss.-Mot on dedled. win leave To
renew.
R,Dsrfs u.s. Tagtnr. .-order 10 examine Judgment
Debtor vacated without costs
Hal ps HeltL Order oI arrest vacated.
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THE C0U R T S.

Important Dec sion in Bankruptcy The Gaze Of
Alderman O. Eein in court-The Irving Dow
Isy ts-ault eass-suit Against Ex-united
States at orney General nlack-verdict
Against Railway CompaayIm-
portant Storage Case q Forger
,s serterced by Judge Bed
tF ford = Business in the
General Sessions.
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SUPERIOR Court -2aCAl TssM.
Dtci~ipi ..
49, lnI- n..-

ny Judge Spencer.
Gregory ps. GreggUo.--BUtn motions granted.
Da6,pp os. q eeieg.--I am III dodbt about TINS de-
murrer being frivolous, and therefore deny the mo-
Clon, WIN $40 costs To abide event
The Aanhattan b. as dpd @dHaidcturtnO com
pdup ;. h,Gtfts.-- Demurrer SUSTAINED with ieave
10 ueieDuant TO anne ud ais answer on payment
oil costs Wttutu tweniy bays
hra 1t,u,O o. Ldt s.-Oidcr granted.
BiOtcf, -. tuut Hp.-ieie renee ordered.
ram rs. Sdftr.-5Auie.
r. etdfIiy g.. i,pd .-Uruer for extra allowance
West ps. Ttlto1l. Reference ordered.
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COuaT or cuMMos PteaS-2AaT 2.
Tsu Il Accident.

Ttu Accident.
Before Judge Larrcmore.
John L. BaafeH rs. M Cehnat railroad or
Mem Jprspv. ihe piainlin is a truckman, ana on
the 2lst oi june 1870, was briGgng reIgnt TO the
p,er loot OF Cellar street. which leased py the de-
icudapts The wheel 6i The truck stuck in q hole In
The 4 ci throw ing p.aintin from his at and scri-
,usv inl,Iitig hin, 10 the extent )reaklng ms coli
iar hone. ! nc rai,T0ad COMPANY dd not appear TO
defend anu the Jury gave tue plantln $3.50.
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SUpaeRs COUaT-;tNialL TERM.

Applicants for aan s,ion 10 the Bar.
On next Monday, "a, three O'Clock z. NJ, the com.
miittc 10 examine iutu Inc chaia Ter ol applicants
Cor ADMISSION W the bar win enter ticir uu,ies.
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COURT or APPEALS C.LtNn12.

ALBANY. Nov. ", 1871.
The following Is the Cour OF preal5 day caeG-
dar Tor November 2o:-Nos. s9o, 3s7, ooJ, 49J, s0l,
Az, 4J3, 4Jv.
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DENTISTRY.

A sfEClALTy-LAUGHTSG GAS FOR ExTRAC-
IA uns ~ nrst tooth; 5uc. each additional A. J. COL.
~, pea,s % Eas foureenla street, three Of
Union square.
&c "A BEAUTIFUL SET or TEETH. a.. SILVER
We inss, SOC at KESSLEh'S, ga sixth avenue near
place IN the city.
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NEW YORK LEGiSLATU2E-1670.

List Of Members of the senate and Assembly
Ebert.
The following Is list OF the members elect TO the
Senate and Assembly OF this State the OF
the Legislature for 1872. Those marked with IN
astersk were memoers Of the last Legislature:--
SENATOR'S ELEcTED.
DIST
1-Townsend ID. Cock dem.
2-John =. Perry, rep, gam.
3-HHenry q. MurphJ, deln.
4-*William nj. Tweed, 1ammany.
5-EraSIuS q. Benedict, rep, g.ln.
6-Auguslus WeSmaun, rep, gam.
7-Janles U'Brlen, reform uem.
8-Daniel +. 1ieiuann, reform, gain.
0-Wli'Iam II. Robertson, rep, gam.
lO-Edward NJ. Madden, req, gam.
ll--Ahian w. Palmer, rep, gam.
l2-lsaac v. Baker, Jr rep.
i3-Charle5 H. Adams rep, gain.
A-*JacoJ Hardenbegb dem.
l6-We ster Wagner, rep. gain.
l8-Samuel AMes, rep, gam.
l7-Weils 5. Dickinson, rep.
lS-#N0rris Winsiow, rep.
19-Samuel S. Luwery, rep, gain.
2O-A. G. McGowan rep.
q Wil,lam Foster req.
2z-Daniel z. Wood, rep.
23--James Il. Graham, rep, gain.
29-Th0nas /. CnaLhrid, rep.
?5-#Wllllam g. Woodln, rep.
26-WIilmin Johnson dem, gain.
27-Gapnel ]. narrower. rep
26-#Jarvis Lord, aem.
29-*GcorEe Bowen. rep.
3O-#Jame5 wood res.
U-*LOrun l.. Lewis, rep.
32-Nornan M. Allen, rep.
Republicans, "a; relorm democrats, 2; demo-
Gratis, D.
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PROPOSALS.

7NO SHEET IRON WORKERS AND TINSMITHS.
possls will ne Tor the Manufacture OF sheee
Iron cyders N inches Ia diameter. sp turner
particulars in uire at ISu Isl sostn are H. n
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- --aa4'i ia.-'.'t =
CLOriltNis.

A l7s SEVENTH AVENUk.-LADlk5 rs AND UrNTLi-
men Will uc surprisej At the prices l. ANALr tor
cts'-oI caring Ap,rel Carpets Jsweiry &C. d ut 10
ucc vel py false urctcnders, number
whrre you VIII oe treated Satisfaction. Ladies walt
cd on ~ MTa AnhaIL &
A I s. miSHS, l1 TUlRD AvENUB-LADlES AMI
IA gentlemen can receive the highest prics l.r aAtun
Clo'bus snh carpets BY calling addTessns LADIES' A.
tenued BY Mrs Nsh.
AT ~. RDsENTHALS, 2ay THIRD Ay NUE., MEAN
A Nnetee nth street ae IL Third arenne 70 les and sea
tamen ustun the heacst for Cast-uH liDS And
.arps.s " luE:ag Or Asdreasng. Lsaes AiIsnesd 70 ~
Mrs. IA. hvsenthA.
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Bgo0gLYy COURTS.
ClTf CURT.

The Westfleld Dissatisfaction 10 Recover
$1,000 Damages--Judae Nelson md the
Law as to Travelling Sundny-Dis-
agreement Of the Jury.
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Conneaut Items From the reporter.

Conneaut Items s-From the Reporter
PIERs.-The repairs upon the piers will be
begun about the first of August. A Mr.. Jen.
nings of Eric, has the contract. The scows
are bringing stone for filling the cribs, and
vessel is bringing q load of lumber from Can.
ada. The east pier is to be built out even
with the west one.
The fishermen at the harbor are having un-
usual success Last Sunday the boats brought
in over three tons of dres ed Ash, and each
day they average from two to three tons. We
understand that the contractors are getting
rather more fish than they expected.
Do they catch fish "over there" already
dresscd?- Telegraph.
THE MILL PROPERTY at Conneaut village,
lately occupied by E. c. HUBBARD, we notice,
is advertised at Sheriff sale on the Goth day of
August
The store of S. J. SMITH, Of Conneaut, was
burglarously entered on the night OF the Goth
and goods TO the amount of about 500 were
tlken away The goods consisted chiefly OF
silver ware silks and clothing. There is no
clue TO the perpetrators.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29

CANADA THIsTLEs in and about Conneaut
are becoming great pest to farmers and even
village lot owners, and the Trustees Of the
town have, in accordance to law, served no.
tices upon land owners 10 cut them before
seeding, and thus prevent their spread by this
means. Like original sin, there is no eradi-
eating them Having gained foot hold like
revolutions, they never go backwards. Any
section of country cursed with them is unfnr-
tunate indeed. Bui there is another pest, little
less noxiOus than the thistle, and which it be-
hooVes eur citizens to look TO ia time, while
they may hold the mastery of the 81 uation.
The Daily, so prevalent in Connecticut and
portions of New York, whitening the fields
and driving out grass, have made their APP
pearance about here. Last year, little patch
was noticed in front of the gate of RICHARD
STEVENS, and the present season, other patch
es made their appearance along Dr. HUB
BARD's fence, opposite the gate of s. S. FAs-
sETT, and also along MI. FAssETT's fence,
just south-to which we took the liberty To
call personal attention, and their spread, per-
haps has been stopped by prompt digging
and destroying. The danger of prevalence
OF this pest, is from the fact that our farmers
appear No: TO be acquainted with it, and
thereiore feel no uneasineGs at their appear
ance. They should know thar there is no get
ting rid of them when once they get foot
hold. Cultivation only checks them, and
when the plow is wlthheld, they spread like a
plague Our farmers cannot be 100 yigilant
in thoroughly digging them ont wherever they
make their appearance, and in seeding down,
to know from what district Of country their
seed comes, that the calamity of sowing them
themselves, may be avoided.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Seri6ner's Monthly for August, crowded as
usual with essays. historical, biographical and
descriptive, Of exceedingly great interest is
on our table. The lively description of"Liie
in the Caucasus by the celebrated author j.
r. Headly, sketcbing the Gypsies and all man
ner of wanderers who roam that ancient
country, is alone worth So per year, the sub
scription price, to say nothing of the wonder
fully thrilling analysis of the character of
some of the French leaders of the Provision
al Government of Sept. 4, 1870, by DIR. Mary
@. Putnam, who remained in Paris during the
siege and devoted herself to the care of the
wounded in hospitals. The table of contents
is especially suggestive, and we have no doubt
that this number will prove one of the most
valuable OF this volume of this mammoth pop
ular magazine. Address Scribner g. Co., 654,
Broadway, New York.
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Real Estate For Sale,

n FINE FARM, situated on PiyDls
ing soy Of excellent land. Well yatered and IN.
der superior cuvation acres Niney ard over 200 rut
bearing Trees, acre small Fruits supply OF Wood,
good Buildings and all very cheap.
A Lot of 23I[ acres one hfth of which woodland,
about one half mile from Ashabula Village near The
Gulf.
A Fine Residence and Lot of acre on OhestpatS
Barn, Fruit good Water and everything conyenisht
Also very desirable property on North Ridge Road
the old Fair Grounds, consisting Of house nearly
fruit
Also, House and Lot on Park ST., directly in the
entire Of the Village.
eties of small fruits. About 4 miles West from AshA-
bula Village on the North Ridge Road.
splendid Garden of nearly three acres upder high
cultivation aud fn OF the choicest fruits together with
cheap. Situated little S. W. of the Borough limits on
he Round Head Road.
Pleasant Residence and Lot on corner of Vine and
Prospect Streets Fine Garden and sbundence Of Fruit
An excellent Stock Farm on the old Turnpike, ~
miles from Ashtabula containing 1SS Of hne land
for grazing and tlage excellent Wood lot. Buildings
ample and good.
Of Ashtabula Village 100 good buildings and con-
yenenty arranged; also, house and acre OF Ana In
East Village.
Many other farms in diSsrn localities and sizes V
nit purchasers. ''-''
cheap and very desirable property fronting the
West Park in AshtabUs village also, House and Lot
on Prospect Street above Park Besides, Houses
and Lots in all parts OF the Village Store In Ktusa
vile. Western Lands and city Lots IN Duluth s:s.
Inquire OF
o. T. BRUCE
Real Estass and ms At.
AshtGbula, o., Feb, 18th, 1871. f1N
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SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WAS re-
ceived on Wednesday last, that while the &C.
nior Mrs. CARLISLE was riding out the day be-
fore at East Saginaw, the horse started, and
being unmanageabie. ran, throwing Mrs. CAR
Isle out, breaking her collar bone, injuring
her internally, and rendering the question of
recovery rather dubious and uncertain one.
The news of course, casts shade over the
feelsngs OF iamilysand friends
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THE AsHTABULA Brass BAND has been re-
organized, aud the old leader, Mr.. N HUB
BARD has been unanimously reelected. This,
ii is said, encourages and cpments the institu-
iion. Monday night of each week is set apart
for practice, and Wednesday evening of each
weather permitting-for the entertainment
of the public in The Park.
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TUESDAYS demonstration appears to have
been too much for the eomposure and equilib
um Of one Of tile democratic denizens of the
station precinct, and the poor fellow found
himself In the lookup. His piteous moans
for water, the next morning, caught the ear of
political friend and sympathizer, who before
moving in the way of alieyiating his burning
thirst. rather quizically asked If he was
Demccrats "Sure, an I'm nothing ilse," said
the sufferer, ian it's for that thave put me in
here, bad luck to thin p
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CB-Three of the most famous and bloody
chiefs of the Kiowas have gone to the happy
hunting grounds. A dispalch from ST. Louis
confined at Austin, Texas, on charge of MUIR
dcrng seven white men, succeeded in getting
loose from their shackles, but were killed by
the guards before escaping, Another of this
party was Santanka, and when he and the two
chiefs just mentioned were on the way TO Tex
Ss from Fort Sill, he managed TO get posses
sion of musket from one of the guards, and
made an attack upon the escort but was him
self instantly killed These three savages
were men bf great Influence in the Indian
tribes of the South West, and their tragic end
will be an exasperating blow to their follow
ers
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CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT was caused at
the Depot on Sunday afternoon, by half
dressed, drunken lrishman named Pat. Lyons,
who was making the day hideous with his
noise. He was twice taken home, hut each
time reappearing. While his wife was endeav-
oring to get him away, she received from him
a severe blow in the face; at this, he was
again seized by the crowd and carried back,
where he was secured
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AT the depot the other day, says the Citizen,
we noticed two or three official looking dark
les, with cast-iron badges on their caps, who,
upon inquiry, proved to be the official Chin
ney sweeps of the L. s. & NJ s. railroad com
pany. "Black were they?" So died in the
wool. that their sooty occupation will make
them no blacker. They had the job of sweep
ing all the chimneys belonging to the compa-
ny between Buffalo and Chicago.
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CLOSING oUT-Messrs. TYLER & CARLISLE,
have determined to close out their stock OF
goods, and to offer such bargains as will make
it an inducement for purchasers 10 give them
their attention and trade. This is no trump
ed job, but positive selling out at a sacri-
fpp
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Well now | The last Sentinel announces the
name of N. E. FRENCH, Esq, Cashier of the
National Bank, of Jefferson, as good and
honorable one for a member of Assembly
from this county. We should like to hear any
one undertake to gainsay that
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Black Silks, Black A,pacas, Whae Piques,
Mgslins, Lawns and all other Dress Goods at
cost and less than cost at the closing out sale
of Tyler &c Cdrlisle
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The notice Of DR.. H. B. VAN NoRMAN's
graduation in a late No, was a little mixed.
The Doctor graduated in medicine in 1864 at
the Cleveland medical college, and since with
drawing from practice in this place, has COM
pleted his literary course at Berca.
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Now is the time to buy your Cotton and
Woolen Goods at the closing out sail of Tyler
d Carlisle. These goods are advancing every
day in New York
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFER.-EDwIN HALL to
JOSEPH DUCRo, t acre, on Depot street, be-
tween the residence of Geo Zeie and the
American House. Consideration, $7OO.
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REAL ESTATE MovEMENT.-The Mai. Wat
rous Farm q couple of miles east of the viii
Iase, on North Ridge. eligibly located, has
been sold Of late, through the agency Of @. E.
BRucE, Esq, as was that also Of Mr.. Nontigle.
mentioned last week. The Watrous farm was
not sold eR,ire--ro one purchaser, but was d.
yided-eet acres, embracing barns, 10 EZRA
r. METcALF-who seems TO be availing him
selfqf many Of the bargains along the Ridge
at the rate Of sos an acre, and 500 additional
for the barn buildings. The house, horse
barn and balance Of the farm-97 acTes-was
taken BY ALEXANDER McApANs. for $500
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VESSEL SALE.-The little schooner Louisa
Caroline, was sold last week by E. A. KEYS
and Capt. JAMES GRANT, of Conneaut, to
Capt CHAPMAN of Fairport. Terms private
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TOILET AND FANCY BoxEs-A case of SAM
pies, otbeautful materials design, has been sent
us from the mandatory of w. ]. CUNNING,
& Co., G59, Broad street, Newark, N. j. They
are patented article, resembling in finish and
il the indefinite variety OF colors, both simple
and combined, the various combinations TO
which gulla pcrcha is reduced. A tasteful re-
ceptucle for dentriflce or tooth powder sug-
gcsted the invention, but the material may 10y
aid of dies, be varied 10 any form or size OF
box or other article. They are afforded at $24
II gross or or So 80 dozen. Our DENTISTS or
dealers in fancy goods, who may wish, may
examine our samples, and avail themselves OF
our agency in opening trade.
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The undersigned hereby announce. that he is candI-
date for the ONCE Of Prosecuting Attorney subject 10
the decision Of the Republican County Convention.
Jefferson, o., July "a, III. E. C. WADE,
The name OF Capt. NJ. b. GARY, Of Geneva. is pre-
sented to the Electors Of the County candidate
the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney. subject to the de-
elsion Of the Republican County Convention.
s-ll96. MANY ELECTORS
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The abandonment of the Erie Extension
Canal, now imminent from recent notfca-
ton Of the Pennsylv'a Central company, is ex-
pectcd 10 have the effect of increasing the
supply Of water in Conneaut creek from
which the canal drew its supplies. This will,
says the Citizen, greatly enhance the value of
the mill property along the stream, the Kings
vile and Conneaut mills especially. Prior to
the digging of the canal, the stream is said TO
have been nearly double its present volume,
and if TO its present size and sleadiness and
permanence of flow anything like such an addi-
ton is TO be made by the contemplated aban.
dOnmenI of the "ditcb," and the return OF its
waters to their wonted channels, the advan-
tages to mill owners along its margin will
prove that The policy of monopoies is not al
way aud uniformly burdensOme and oppres-
siye.
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CIeyeiand Wholesale Market.
WEDgEsDAY, July 90.

WHEhI-Mhktt rultc tNesuy, Htl'zk iOI NO y teu
winter q. 20 for No. 2 do.
CORN. old is steady at Glc for No. miEed new in
more inquiry and held at % for ears 60 for shellcd
from store.
oATS.--Tbere are no old arriving and prices are
nominal new held at 47c for No. State.
BUTTER-Market IL quiet and steady; the demand
is moderate for choice. Prime at 1890 common to
good do at I46iGc
FGGs-There IL q monerste demand and the market
Ia steady At 17c by the package.
CHEEsE-The market is steady and quiet factory ct
9GgHc, for small lots selected.
BEANS In moderate demand at 81 ,s5g22S for prime
hand picked.
DRIED APPLES Market 6rm at 4aGXc per ID for
choice fruit.
SMOKED MEATs-city sugsr-eured Hams l5c dried
Beef l9Kc.
PoTAToES-There Is fair demand for Reary Rose
AID White Peach Blows at g., 2Ca2 20 per tarrel.
oNIoNs-The request is good and the market is
firm at s2,75Gb3.tO per barrel.
| vINEGAR-Pure cider vinegar in fair demand and
| Arm at 1890 packages inclu1ed.
sALT-onondago and Saginaw Fine s2,Oo; Coarse
solar $2,15.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29

The work of cu-e IS now beginning. Tho vi.'ata1
and mucous deposits The hr Uis Il in In ;gtiIc
tary canal are elected. Tho liver, like clock. is
wound up. IL arDusts from It's Lirpid.tr the siuU.
ac acts respnnsiyer. and tie pIIieat DcgiLs ~ zee
that he is getting, at last,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29

Buy your Dry Goods, Notions and Crock
cry at the closing out sale Of Tyler Dc Cariiste'S,
and you will save money.