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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
AsHTApuLA. oBLo.
Saturday Morning, April lS, 1871,


THE sAxro DosnNoo MEssAoE--This doc
ument will be foundin our columns this week,
Il Is arnthtr Of the evidences of the quiet,
unassentstiuus good sense that characteri1es
the administration. 1t shows that the Presi-
dent does net throw himself unreservedly or
per;inaeiously iuto the scheme Of annexation,
but having done what he might TO favor what
seemed to him desirable object, he is willing
10 bide the sentiments Of the country. This
h couoiliatory, aud defcrential, satisfactory to
his Republican friends who are not seeking
ground Of disagreement with the Chief Mag
istrate, and q disappointment TO those VINO
ore. To the Democrats, who thought they
saw in this scheme, f(ilcrum for their lever
for upsetting the Republican party, the mes
sage is the cause Of chsgrin, and they find
themselves in the enjoyment Of sufficient
leisure to uDooil themselves and wait for some
thing else to turn up, when their fangs may
be brought into service. An Illustration Of its
effect upon them is afforded in their course
upon the resolution introduced some time
SINCE, approving of the purchase This they
seized with avidity, as an effective bomb to
be thrown into the Republican rauks, and an
anxiety was shown to take the resolution from
the table for debate and action. The Prcsi-
dents determination had been made public in
Connecticut, and the same been embodied in
an amendment which was offered to the res
olution endorsing the declaration OF sentiment
OF the President. and reaiiirming his doctrine
that he had no policy in opposition to the will
of the people This pushed the democrats init
their own pit, and resulted in voting so as
virtually to ccesure the rule ofPresident Grant
and to affirm that he ought TO have such pol
icy, independent Of the people. The message
has extinguished all the Iears Of course by
the President that would divide the Republ
can party, and it has greatly depressed the ri
sing hopes of the Democrats 1t is accepted by
all republicans as an assurance that, the Presi
dents integrityin the negotiation being vindica
ted by the report, the project of the purchas
will be left 10 stand or fall on It's own merits
without executive interference.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15
The German Trinmnh.

The Easter Monday triumph of the
Germans in America is not merely re-
joicing over the humiliation OF France
and the restoration Of peace. 1t means
something higher and greater than this
The Germans celebrate the dawniug,
after ages of waiting, of the day which
reveals to the world a Uuitcd Germany
Generations have gone down to their
graves praying for that day, and full of
faith in its final coming, but without have
inc seen the darkness of Germany's night
pierced by single ray Of hope. AT last
it has come. BARBARossA awakes from
his slumber of seven centuries. Germany,
free, united, powerful, stands once more
fat the head OF European nations, domin
ant in arms as in thought. For this the
Germans may well rejoice.
France has for ages been the rival and
mortal toe Of Germany. To destroy the
German Empire, to disorganize and thus
render Germany powerless, TO appropri-
ate what it could, and to ravage what it
could not steal, to SOW the seeds OF dis
sension and jealousy in the German fam
ily of States, had been the French line of
conduct for centuries, and ii has been sue
cessful. France row lies beaten and hui
inflated at the feet cf her itimer victim,
her power for evil gone, the wrongs OF
ages heaping their own bloody reIribu-
ton on her head. For long time TO
come Germany is safe from her intefer-
encr, and can pursue her own course in
strengthening and consolidating the ma
,ional unity just established. For this
the Germans may well rejoice.
But the Germans in America have still n
deeper motive for rejoicing at the events
Of the past nine months. German unity
has been accomplished. The German
Empire has been re-estabished. But it
is not the old Empire OF FREDERIo BAR
BARossA, whose power was won by the
sword and supported by the sword.
The German Empire of to-day owes its
eXisten to German intellect rs well as
to German valor. 1t is an Empire OF
IDEAS as well as Of armed legions Ger
man thought is progressive, and its very
essence is the spirit of freedom. The
establishment of German unity, gyeat as
the event is in itself, is greater still in
that it is long stride toward German
freedom. The Germans in America hail
with JOY the triumph Of the German
Empire, because they see ioreshadowed
in it the triumph of the German People
The German Empire is but the gate by
which is entered the German Republic
Why should not German Republican,
rejoice :? Ger. HeraLd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

t5y~The fact that under the XVIII Amend
ment nearly one thousand negroes for the first
time voted in Connecticut, will account in q
measure for the glorious victory in that always
closely contested State.
Ey- Wisconsin is looming up now as the great
iron-producing State of the Union. -Four
ranges OF hill, each twenty miles long, run
ming parallel to the Menomence River, have
been found to contain immense quantities OF
almost solid iron, and are estimated to contain
ten times more OF that metal than all the Lake
Superior ranges combined.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

The MURDER TRIAL IN GEAuGA,
resulted in the acquital of the accused;
after thorough and full investigation
though 10 explanation OF the case was
developed beyond the statement of the
defendants. The story of the case is,
that Milo White and Arthur Dayton
went into the woods, in Parkman, in
company with John Bowers, who they
say became separated from them, and
that later in the day they found him dead
lying upon his back with a fracture of
the back part Of the skull. They were
accused Of killing him; but on trial were
pronounced not guilty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

FRANCE fighting in and about Paris
is carried ON with Indifferent success or effect
iveness on either side The Versailles, or gov
ernment forces, are said to do the best fight
ing. and their efforts are said to have been the
the most telling, but still both parties are
struggling on, and gathering and disposing OF
their forces, and protracted, drsolatng, and
decimating war may be the result. As ii is
rather q work Of fancy, in the Kilkenny cat
spirit, the state of things will be improved
when there is nothing left but the caudle eA-
tremities OF the beligerenis.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

Hsving sold out my Interest In the tirm Of waite &
Amidon to Mr., Theodore sill take this opportunity TO
thank my friends for past yors aud to solicit conin.
uancc of iaNors to the firm of Waite 4 Sill IL IL
essential that the unsettled accounts Bruce Amidon
s. Waite and Waite & Amidon's be fixed up at once
shall remain with the firm until the 10Th inst and
ali scrounts then provided for will pass into other
hands for collection. IRA w. AMIDON,
lRAshtabuln, April LIST, ts7l $40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

STATE AUpuoR.-Among the candidates
for this office, we learn from the Eaton Regis
ter that the Republican electors of Preble
cocuty, in view of the fitness of the man, and
the fact that that county has never been hon
ored with furnishing a State officer, to bring
forward the name of Capt. JARVIS N. LAKE,
now Auditor of that county. Capt LAKE was
rormcrly resident Of Ashtabula county, has
a GOOD war record, having been for three
years connected with the G3d, and was wound
ed at the head of his Company at Mission
Ridge Is . sterling Republican and nn honest
and earnest man,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15
DISsoL UTTON
AND Co.PARTNERSHlP NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given of the Disso-
lution Of the firm OF fwate Amidon aud the formation
ola new eopartnership under the stole " Waite u sill
for constituting the Clothing and Merchant bus.
mess in this village. GEO. w. WAITE
TuEODOR SILL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15
AUCTIoNl
AUoTIoNl
YIN SATURDAY, APRIL god, 1871.
will sell At Public Auction, the entire stock Of rurn
turc now 10 the Ashtabula House. Consisting Of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

ofcysry description Sale to commence az 10 ard
to continue from day TO dsy until all arc sold.
From this date until the 9gnd persons wishing to pur
chase can do 80 at private sale
TERMSS-All sums under S. cash; from S. to S25
three mouths time over $25 nine months TING, with
approved security at per cent. II. FIELD.
Ashtabua, April 10th, 1871. 2til
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

CoNNEcTIcUT EIEoTIoN.-A fraud or error
in the returns Of one ward of New Haven
city, gave English Demo-100 more votes
than the tally list, and, therefore, having been
discovered, will leave English below the
range of his Republican opponent, and proba-
bly, secure his election by the people. The
rest of the State ticket was elected by some
200 majority, ard how Jewell is made to run
so far below his ticket, is Il little singular, to
say the least Of it,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

GETTING THE BETTER or THEM.-It ia very
pleasing TO see that some of our cotcmpora-
RIGS, who were trying to make considerable
ado about the Sumner affair, and showing an
unbecoming spirit towards the President, are
lapsing back, and allowing their good sense
to get the better of them. II Senator Summers
head is so lofty as to be above the atmosphere
Of the sympathy and fellowship OF his peers,
and they avail themselves Of an opportunity
to drop him down peg, let him vince, but 1t
is suicidal to make GRANT, the most available,
If not the only available candidate for 70,
obnoxious TO the extent Of quarrel between
himself aud his party, when it is By no means
certain he cxerted any influence in bringing
about tue change
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j. VI. FAULKNER s. SON, dealers in Grocer
les Provisions. Flour, Feed, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits Salt, Fish, Plaster Water Lime, Seeds, &c.
Main Street, Ashtabua, Ohio. I'LL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

Including its purchase Of the ST. Paul and
Pacific Road, the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company has 4l3 miles of Road now in opera
tion, and before the close Of the present sea-
son the length Of finished track will be at
least $50 miles The new highway to the Pa.
ci1c is being constructed at the lowest cost
ronnauble with flrst.class work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

L HE Undersigned have been duly au-
thorized to act executors of tile last will and tesla
ment of Mrs PAMELA Millikan deceased. All persons
having accounts against the estate should present them
for payment Immediately. MN. +. MlLLIKAN,
Ashtabnla. O.. April 9Th. 1911 Executors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15
SheriH's as Special Master Oommis'r

OhOllh Go OpCOl.bl h3bNVOl OOhihhlp ~
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTS.
AshtaJuia Common Pleas, January Term, 1871.
Bishop Bishop ss'is: ssss:t Rogers ORDER OF SALE.
DY virtue OF an Order OF Sale duly is
- sued from said Court in the above case to me d.
rec,ed will offer for sale by way Of Public Auction at
the door OF the Court House, IN Jefferson Ashtabula
County Ohio, on Monday the 18th day of May, A. ID
sad day, the following described Lands ana Tenemens
to wit; - -
Ashiabua, and State Of Ohio and bounded as follows;
being known small lot OF land In lot No three 3 In
said. .Ahtabua. beginning at tic East line Of Main -
at poini bearing North ]5 degrees West from the NJ
W corner of house situate thereon and running thence
South 1917 deg, East chain, thence South "a deg
West one chain, G. nks thence North I3h deg West
10 links to the Street thence North IL deg East one
chain 5S nks to the first boundcry. Containing Nine
( square Rods of land be the moro or less
Also ono 9fhe. piece o. parcel OF and situate ~ ahe
of Ohio and which is known part of lot No 10, in
said township No 10 Range and is bounded as follows
Beginning at white oak tree standing ON the brow OF
the bank of the Ashabula Creek seven chains and sew
enty links from the NJ w Of said lot No. IL from
thence running South on the line Of lot 49, five chains
and 80 links to the channel o the Bakesee Brook $50
caled thence up the channel of said Brook, Scnth 80
deg 81 minutes East chaiGs thence South AZ deg,
East chain. 35 links; Thence South 30 deg, West
two chains and So links thence South so deg West one
cham twenty links; Thence South q deg 20 minutes
West chair and % llnks Thence summing due East
up the bank Of said creek brook chains, So link to
stlke thence North 10 chains "a links to stake the
top OF the bank of Ashtabua Creek; thence North S2
West three chains, fve links to maple tree; thence
North 1874 deg, Wost along the top Of said Bank six
chains TO the place OF beginning containing ten acres
of land and tile same articled to VIM. G. Ngta byT IL
more less and suject all legal Highways. Terms OF
sale cash. A. w STILES, Sheriff
| as Special Master Commissioner.
f. II Fitch Pits Atty
ShejG'e Office April 18th, 1S7t 6t11il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-15

port Of the Commissioners herewith transmit
led, which fully vindieates the purity of mo-
tiycs and action Of those who represented the
United States in the negotiation. ana now
my task is finished, ard with il ends all person
al soliciiudc on the subject
Ny duty being done, gladly hhad over the
matter 20 the Judgment OF tue American peo-
ple and their representatives in Congress as
sembled. The facts will be spread before the
country and q decision rendered ny thnt trtO.
unal whose convictions so seldom err, ahu
against whose will have no policy to enforce.
NV opinion remaius unchanged. lnoeed ~
"a confirmed by the report that the interests Oi
our country and of San Domingo alike invite
the annexation Of that Republic
In view of difference In opinion upon this
subject [ sucEest thai no action be taken at the
present session, beyond printing and gener-
al dissemination OF the report. Before the
next session of Congress the people will have
considered the subject and formed an inteili-
gent opinion concerning it, to which opinion,
deliberately made TIP, it will be the duty oil
every department Of the govtr rlment TO give
heed, and no one will more chcerlully conform
to ii than myself 1t IL not only the theory OF
our constitution, that the will OF the people
constitutiOnally expressed is supreme law, but
| have ever believed that I'll men are wiser
than any one man, and it the people, upon
presentation of the facts shall decide that the
annexation of the Republic is not desirable,
every department Of the Government ought 10
aequiesce in that decision.
In again submitting to Congress TIE subject
upon which public sentiment has been di-
vided, aud which has been made the occasion
of acrimonious debates in Congress, as well as
unjust aspeyslons elsewhere, may, trust, be
INDUCED in the single remark that no man
can expect to perform duties SO delicate aud
responsible as pertain to the Presidential Office
without sometimes incurring the hostility oI
those who deem their opinions and wishes
treated with insufficient consideration and
he who undertakes TO conduct the affairs of 6
great government as a faithful public servant
If sustained by the approval of his own con
science. may rely with confidence upon tht
candor and intelligence of free people, whost
best interests he has stliycn to subscrye, anI
can bear with patience the censure OF disap
pointed men. L. s. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION March g. 1871
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29

pleaded for the family Of the unfortunate Nceor Nun
against Pierre Bonaparte at Tours that was aoo W so
In. The room where the trial is going on u IN o'"'
French Tribunal having at either end DasronoS i0P
senting the administration OF Justice fhe Oour' "0n
consisted ~ leutenantooonel. major, two oaptairs
q lieutenant, an underheutenant' ana non-coh'ni'
STONED officer of cavalry regiment was presided over by
1iort CI Tpomassn When the whole OF the prisoners
had answered to their Names the Greer proceeded TO
road tho Indictment which was followed by some re-
morris from the President who read aloud some articles
from the military aYdciv Codes concerning the conduct
which n was necessary for those present TO observe NJ
Ahaud then rose and, in bis name and that Of his
colleagues pleaded the Incompetence of the Court to
Judge the accused OF siege Marsees having
been Illegally proclaimed. The Commissary Of the Gov
ernment Major de vleneuve, Of the 6hasseurs Pied,
replied and the Court retired to consult
After ten minutes absence the Court returned and
declared itself competent The Greer then called over
the OF the witnesses, after which the oommissary
OF the Government demanded the prosecution OF the Wit
absent The Court again retired, but returned
after few minutes and gave Judgment In the matter
The Ger again and read the charges against each
prisoner When all this formal work had been settled 1t
was 10 o'clock and the sitting was then suspended until
When the sitting resumed the President proceeded
to interrogate the prisoners commencing with CASTOR
Cr6mieux Cremieux short man, with TAT, roundsh
face black mustache black hair parted on the left
hand SIDE and curling slightly toward the ends. He was
dressed entirely in black, and shiny leather bot
tines and a white necktle. During the whole Of the
interrogation Cr6meux answered tho different questions
put to him with the greatest readiness He entered at
times into long explanations, with view Of justfying
his conduct and often wandered far from tho question
At o'clock tho court adjourned until tomorrow at
a. m. Madame Cr6mieux was present during the whole
Of her husbands examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-29
MORE STREET WJDEN1NG ye.rn.

THE BROoME-sT. swISDLE IN COURr--w,rrQ
. GRAND, CHRIsTOPHER-sT., AND sIxTH.Ayv'
TO BE EXTENDED AND wIDENED.
A motion for confirmation Of the assessments
OF 900 for widening Broome-st will be made in tho
Supreme Court to-day before Judge Carlozo The prop
erty holders the street resolved aud prepared to
oppose this gross and fragrant swinde by which sew
owners are TO be paid si 900 for property which has
always belonged to the City; and all other propretors
for several blocks are taxed $4,000 20 pay for
alteration which they have not desired, and which they
claim does not benefit them protest against the
rmatOn OF the assignment signed by many OF the prop
ertyowners most seriously involved, win be submitted
in Court This asserts that the petitioners prepared
to prove by witnesses that the eouryads to be removed
and for which it proposed to pay $1,000 are in fact
the property Of the City and that the street ought 10
be opened without damages assessment for bcneht
They declare the awards only fraudulent forEthe
above reason but enormous I'm amounts while the amInt
laid for mapping and efecting the Improvement s5os
"unjust, dishonest and tyrannc2" the assessed IE9p
erty holders threaten TO oppose the assessment to no
last, and to expose the fraud fully
Other widening and extensions projects In the saneSar
will greatly astonish properly the avenues 70
affected. Among other surveys already mapped and
submitted to the Department of Public Works tho ol
Opening Watts.st. into BrOome-st
Opening Grand-st. into Canalst
Opening BroOme-st into Spring-st
Opening Amity-st. into Beeeker-s'
Widening Christopher-st from sixthave. 70 Grsen-
wich-st. ,r
Opening slxthave. into West Broadway, through st.
JOhn's-lane, Clark, and Maedougal-sts.
These improvements will Affect an Immense aDlouht OF
rpery and make transac in real estate IN the VI
cinity quite lively for some time to collie.