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TAKE

1NHE Y. 4 T. x. K. co. ARE ANXIOUS 70
/ take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa,
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, " no frequent the terniui and stop
piLg places IF the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; aud they will feel themselves
Obliged TO resort to more decided measures if these
tnnoyances are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness Of
persons ih jumping on and OF the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough in themselves
H. VI. fERINGTON, superintendent.
August l6, 1870. If
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TO WOOD OWNERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ owners Of WOOD mot already assesseil that
if their returns are not made to the Assessor
prior to
Wednesday,, May 9th. 1SI1.
For assessment. the same. or as much thereof. As
will pay the taxes on the same for the year ISL.
will ne sold without further delay.
GEO. ". CHEDIC, Assessor.
Carson, May %, ISL. my21-lm
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ger Of the very successful NJ Tcautile Library GIFT
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4 VOID QUACkS.--A victim of early in
~ discretion, causing nervous debility. prema-
ture decay, etc, having tried in vain every aiver.
tis.i remedy, has a simple means of self-cure.
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers.
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EssAv. for Young Men, or great ST.
CIaL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
E-with sure means of relief for I'll.
Erling and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitate,
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adore.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 S. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia. ia. oc23-tf
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After paying the expenses of the enterprise and
making the distribution of the gifts, the balance
of the proceeds arising from the sale of tickets
will be appropriated to the establishment Of "A
TREE LIBRARY In Lnuiayiile- To be called the
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. III.
T. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE,l
C.Rs1N CITY. New Ami g ISL.


L. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE, !
Carson CRY, New April 6. ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ JACKSON. HENRY CAFFALL and JAMES
AUTHERS have this day filed in this office a d.
agram. tocether with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act of Con-
gress approved July 20. lSo6. for one thousand
feet Of the Mint Lode, known a. the Mint Com
pIuy' claim. situated in Eagle and " ashoe Valley
District. ormsby county Nevada, and more par
ticularly described As follows: Commencing at
station No. 1, a post on the north line of the
Athens CoIapauy's claim, and running thence y.
1870 G5' ". one thousand feet. to station No. .:
thence n. .U0 So F. five hundred feet, to station
No. ): thence 5 19o 05' T.. one tn u-and feet. to
station No. !; thence :. go So W. five hundred
feet to station No. l. the place Of beginning. and
containing IL Is loo acres. hearings from mag
netic meridian. Said claim is more. particularly
described by the diagram posted in This Office and
on the claim.
ays -!AlG* F.. u TODD. Register.
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ss-No charge fyr Milling S~ampling or Assay.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with L. 5. Mint.
ore Sacks returned to Shippers free of Railroad
charges. Ores sampled 10y Battery or Crusher, at
the option Of shipper.
+. f. 0SBISToN, Manager.
Reno, January l, 1871. mh19-tf
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O Ma H A
LEGAL
500. 900!
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY CHANCE
AMONG THE TICKET HOLDERS,
IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY.
500, 600 Tickets ri 81 Each.

LAST CHANCE The time draws near. Secure
year tickets IN the Grand Legal Gfh Festival in
al If a Public Library at Omaha before You have
to pay a large premium. It is a grand success.
Everybody Is confident il is couaucted on the
square"
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fnp IN, n,.1I- IN. -- S.--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

DETROIT, Oct. 24.-In view of tho urgency
of immediate and bounteous aid from the pco.
pie outside of the State, the following circular
of appeal to the people of the United States
has been Issued by the Michigan State Relief
Committee
TO tie people If tie United States.
We need instant aud plentiful aid.
From twele To fifteen thousand people,
at least, IN the State OF Michigan, have
lost homes, food, clothing, crops, horses
and cattle. Two thousand people on
the east shore OF Lake Michigan, and
five or six thousand on the west side OF
Lake Huron, are reduced 10 almost aLso-
lutte destilu,ion. Within two or three
weeks ether small villages and settle.
ments have been blottcd out. The num-
Der oi individuals, farm houses, barns
aud frontier dwellings, which have been
destroyed cannot be accurately calerAat-
ed. The aggregate We know to be Gu
ormous. The fires are still burning, and
new ones showing up. The area oi ruin
and devastation Is daily increasing. The
intensity and magnitcence OF the calami-
ties which have overwhelmed other
cities and towns are lacking here, but
the suffering exists. A long, hard, cold
winter is approaching. Large numbers
OF these people aro accessible only by
water, and navigation will soon close.
Scarcely q month or six weeks now ~.
main in which TO feed, elothe aud shelter
them from the winter season, which ex.
teifds iar into the months OF spring.
They must be helped now or they will
perish. The greater portion Of them
must rOmmencu Lille enIlrely anew, with.
out prepatAtIon, and Nv the beginning OF
winter. Their isolation tionl The eetIIers
OF commerce anf the means OF eommuni:
cation makes. lhe problem, Of relief all
tho more difficult aud all tho more
urgent. The people OF Michigan have
uoGly responded, 10 the appeais OF Chi.
cago, bsl hey are severely crippled indi.
rtctly in their business by The Chicago
lire, and 'dipee,ly by the assistaAce they
gave 10 the sufferers THAT calamity
before they were aware of The demands
which would be made upon them W
home. In their name, in behalf of tbs
yictlurs already knewp, aud OF a'auy
whom we tear pre yea ahkno wnJ We ask
prompt aud efficient aid from our benevo-
lent iellow-citizens everywhere. Money
aud supplies may be sent direct the
Michigan Rsliet Committee at Detroit
or Grand Rapids. ~ s- ~ st ;.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28
county school Matters.

To he Teachers Of ASttdbdld County
On the evening Of Nov 2Oth, 1871, Teach.
ers Institute, as per advertisements viii begin
at A:htabula, and continue ihrodgh the three
fDl6wing days Mr. NJ D. CowpFRr,' for
many years Superintendent of che Shndusky
schools, anil one Of The mos, experienced
teachers Of the STATE, has beer employed to
assist in giving instruction. No p,ins will be
spared by the County Examiners or ON the
part Of the hospitahle inha bitants Of Ashis.
bula, TO make 1t one OF the best Institutes ever
held in the State.
To this means of intellectual and professional
cuftu7c you are all earnestly invited. Do not
think It's asking too much OF you to give a
few days time TO direct preparation for your
winters work. When your terms close you
will expect fho "greenbanks' counted out to
you at the rate Of 100 eentb to the dollar.
Ought you not to precde this with full
equivalent Of labor, enthusiastically performed
and judiciously directed ? CAN any of you do
this by going directly from tie pfow, the
work shop or the kitchen, without having
had thought of the subjects 10 be taught, in
your heads. except, perchance, on examina-
tion day, for the past three or six months II
you eau, we may reasonably conclude that
the day of miracles Is not yet past.
For thc winter months the people of the
county will pay you not less than $4,000.
And to this the incidental expenses. the value
of time and all other matters connected with
| school interests, and who can measure the re-
sponsibility resting upon us as o class Look
ing this matter square n the face, and recog.
| nizing the fact that the really competent and
working teachers Of the county are brought
in such direct competition with many who
pass few months in the school room as a
mere make-shift, thst they arc inadequa,ely
paid, and many of the schools suffer for lacl,
otinefficient instruction. The examiners have
unanimously resolved TO raise the standard OF
the qualifications of teachers, believing it will
meet the hearty approval OF an except such
as are thereby "leit out in the cold, and who
may soon warm themselves up by energetic
study and apPfieation.
Ii. U. JOHNSON, Chr: Ex. Comm.
County Teachers Association.
County papers please copy.
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Court Proceedings.
JUDGE cuAFEEE on THE BENCH.

From the Reporter.
r. a. Dodge vs. Alphrus Dodge, Divorce,
granied-cause wiilfull absence
Isabella Marvin W l.. A. Marvin, Divorce
gTanted-cause Adultery.
w. Is. Brakeman vs. q. G. Stevenson, Parli.
ton allowed and writ OF partition ordered
A. Leslie VS. A. &. Smith, ct al Partition al.
lowed and writ OF Partition ordered.
Is Perry VS. IL Perry, 1t al partition an.
praisemeni set aside and new appraisement
ordered.
q Wheeler Va Sins johnson, civil; continued
With former order
sprisg- Vs + Burke, civil; continued
with former order
s Hayiord vs. G Bailey civil; continued
from former order
Andrews, Sanford & Smith, VS. o II Cheeney,
civil conIinusd with former order
Alderman Exr vs. ) l. Alderman, civil;
con Nnued with tUrmcr order.
Smith & Gilmore yso II Cheney civil; con.
tinued with former order.
n Cook vs. VIM Brown, ct al, civil; con.
ihued on motion OF defendants at their cost.
JHCook rsJ + Brown,ct al, ciyil;contlnued
on motion OF defendants ut their cost
Andrews W @ Bartholomew, evil; . I.
lied, plaintiffs cost; no record,
The Village of Geneva vs. \ Fisher civil
appeal dismissed 81 plaintiff, cost; no record
Ohio vs. Lyman Hosle, contempt dismissed
81 plaintiffs cost
q Williams vs. 5 Newell, c. al. civil; withou.
prejudice aI plaintiff 8 cost.
w III Rugglrs W Prrew. civil; Judgment
forplaintif by default, s39l 20 aau cost.
Il Hiiland vs. George Taylor, baslsrdy; dis
missed without prejudice al paintiR's cost.
o Anger vs. 4 q Smith, civil settled ai
plaintiff cost; no record
Q Warrington vs. IL Covell; repleyln,
continued on motion of defendant 4. =
armstrong vs. w II Wright, civil; con.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

eS- man named James Hickey, of Birn,-
ingham, Pa, made very narrow escape from
being bured alive the other day. lie had the
smallpox OF bad type, and becoming worse
and worse he finally, rs his friends supposed
expired. The remains were not kept very
long, the friends being afraid of the disease.
Arrangements were made lor the iuneral, and
the coffin was placed in the hearse. On reach
ing the cemetery the attention of the driver OF
the hearse WAS attracted by noise in the
coffin, and he made ii known to the pall-bearers
The coffin was taken out, and the bid taken
of, when Hickey Immediately rails, d up con-
sidcrably terrified, as were all those around.
lie was taken home, and at last accounts was
in a fair way for recovery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

tz- Great distress prevails In Paris, on &C.
count of the ,ceaseless drain which the indem-
nifty payments are making upon the 6ustSccs
Of the country. Already the Bank oi France
which has linked its fortunes lnseperahly with
those OF the Government, has commenced the
issue of paper currency. in small notes. This
is the beginning OF a series of desperate shifts,
and will remind Alarmists Of the unwholesome
assignats of the old Republic. Meantime,
$7Q9.eO0 900 remains unpaid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28
THE AMERICAN WASHER
HEN1CH B6.oo.
The AtHeFiean Washer saves N4oney,
Time and DEHagery.

- ~oso&R.
The American Washer saves nzoncy,
Time and DFuagery.
The Fatigne Of wzsispg Ds,y NO Longer Dreaded but
Econotoy, Efficiency, and Clean Clothing Sure.
In calling attention to this little Hsehine, few of the
Invaluable qualities not pOrsessed by any U4heT
ing machine yet inycntcdD are here enumerated
1t IL the smallest most compact. portsble most
simple In construction mot easily operated. chiid
ten years old. with few hours practice rOph-
ly comprehend and ehcctuay use 1t. There ie 70 nd
justiDg HO screws 10 annoy, delay in adapBgL II
Il always resy for use II lei perfect little wonder
IL is miniature giant. doing work and Of better
quality than the mOs elaborate and costly One half
OF the labor is fully saved ny lis and the clothes
will last onehalf longer than w the old plan the rub
board IL will wash the largest blaHk Three -lrirts
al time. washing thoroughly In word, the abiufiun
Of any fabric from Inilt 70 sce Curtain Cumbri.
Handkcrchet are equally within the capacity OF the
LITTLE GEM 1t can be fastened 10 any tub taken
off at will.
No matter how deep rooted prejudice may exist
against Washing Machines. the moment this little ma
chne seen to perfesm its wSfers all dUR ts of
cleansing efficacy ard utility sfe hanfshcd sfrA the
duubter and dcractor become the fast friends
OF the machine. t..
We have testimonials without end setting forth its
numerous advantages over all Others and from hun.
dreds who have thrown aside the unwiedy useless
chimes, which fnve signaly fslcd to accomplish the
object Promised in pTUnfept sad had rofsftling ad-
vcrtiseHlents.
IL is perfect for washing as wrnger il for wiring.
hg. Ihs priee another P'srsm,tr, Imncenent to psr
reach Of hpu-ekc, per and fArre Is no srsIc tf
domestic economy that will repay The small investment
30 soon.
S35 so.
All that is asked Of this GREAT LABOR SAVER ia
fair trial We garnntco each macdsc 10 do lis work
perfectly. Sos agents for TIC United Sfofes,
A. u. FRAN kStGS n CO., ''
5l3 Market St. Philadelphia. Pa.
The largest and chcaprst WOODEN WARE OrSE
In the United Stater. 3mi0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

Fhe constitutional question in Ohio as to
the powers of the 1t Governor, attracts attrn.
ton outside the State. The Boston .adreptiser,
after referring TO the Democratic claim that
the casiing vote cannot be given on the pass
uge Of bills, and the counter claim made by
us that the Office of It. Governor was: framed
Ia meet just such an emergency as has now
arisen, and The constitution in fact makes him
II senator Tor n special purpose---na namely, to
preside and give casting vote when necesSa-
ry, says--"'Fhis will probably be the view that
WILDE taken. Al any rate, the 1t. Governor
will have the casting vote IL the question ever
comes up on point of order, and the courts
will most likely hold to this view"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28
THE NEW YORK
EVENING PosT FOR 1872.
PRICES REDUCED.

We Will supply the Evening Post as follows:
Dali
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

To each subscribers to the Evening Post and Chrissn
Union for one year viii be scnt two cxquiste French
OIL ChromOs. entitled Wide Awake and Fast
Asleep" which are worth at retail $40 per pair.
TRY 1T TRY 1T
For & Gents we Will send shc Wepkly Evening Post
from now to January for 80 Gents we will send the
sSml-Weekly Evening Post during tho same time
Specimen numbers sent frce. Address,
WM G. BRYANT IS co,
NNw YoRK
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28
RnEe RAILWAY.

Abstract Of Time Table Adopted sept i1ni 1871.
NEW and improved Drawing Room
and Sleeping coachep. combining sl modern i'm.
prnvemente are run through on III trainef from BUfal lo
Niagara Fails, Cleveland and Cbeihnet toNew York,
making direct connection with ~ lnes Of Foreign and
COastwise Steamere and apo win sonnd Steamers aud
Railway lines for Boston and New England cities,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

"The Invisible Empire" in South Car.
olina will now have an opportunity to
measure its strength with the United
States Government. Warning having
been given TO the Ku KUs in Sparlans-
burg and eight other counties of The
State, on the l2tlt Of October, that un-
less they dispersed aud gave up their
arms within hve days, martial law would
be proclaimed. As they did not dis
iperse nor disarm, martial law came a.
threatened. This TACT is notable as be.
ing the FIRST case OF suspension OF the
privileges of the writ Of habeas corpus
under the enforcement act, passed at
the last session Of Congress. II is no,
torious that the Ku Klux "dens" in
South CIrohna are well supplied with
arms stolen from the State militia, and
are otherwise will equipped Within a
few weeks there have been no very fla
grant cases of outragcs by these rutfians,
but it is well known that their orgauiza-
tions are more complete than ever, and
that sign of hesitation on the part of
the Government would be sigual for a
general outbreak. II is believed in
Washington that the proclamation OF
martial law will not only stop prevailing
violence, but prevent a general massacre
in these uine counties specified.
Dispatches from Columbia, state that
Marshal Johnson has in custody 100 per-
sone, charged with belonging to the k,,
Klux organization. Some vi these have
surrendered to- tlie civil authorities.
There is great panic in the country
over which martial law reigns, aud the
people are fleeing out to the mountains
OF North Carolina and Georgia, from
York and Spartansb@g counties.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

The State OF Ohio,
ASHTABuLA COUNTY, ~.
GriEzy Lockwood, Plaintiff,
Abel lockwood
Miilianl II. Lockwood, Cour. OF
Mary Lockwood,
Charles Lockwood. Common pleaH
Hiram lockwood,
John \. Abbott,
Mary jazz Abbott, Civil Action.
Lucius Pierce,
Hiram N. Welton, Notice OF ding Pc.
Fred Peters iiion for
Mary Peters DIVORCE
- Percy and Alimony.
Samuel CrOwtheT.
Emeline GUodno,
Ester Newton and
Charlotte Staples, Defendants.
EMELINE GOODNO, who resides in
Chicago, In the state OF Illinois, Rather Newton who
rcsides in the state Of Michrp Charlotte Staples and
Hiram lockwood, who reeide In the Stets of Pennsys
County of Ashabula In the State u Ohio did on ths
sSth day Of October, A. d. 1871 he her petition In the
Court OF Common PeSs, Within and for COuuiy os
PENDANTS, CHARGING that said defendant Aher
Lockwood Of having been guilty Of extseme
ermlly and gross neglect o. duty, and askiag
that she may be divorced nom the said abel Lockwood
some Interest ~ the MORTGAGES and notice aud other e
eenoes OF Indebtedness sought 10 be appropriated az al
hnony IN snlt, aud charging that tho defendant Au9
lockwood has irsudnleny and without any eoni idera
non eopSSysd the samo To part OF said DcfOndanls
Npch peinfod VIII stand for hearing at the next term
~ ~ saa Sonrt and tho defendants are further notified
lhe above case aud that they are reQnired 20 and
swSi SAID psIhon on or before tRe I'd Saturday amer
GkizzY LOCKWOOD,
~ J, X. COOK, her attorney.
Dated At Ashtaoula, this a1th day OF October. A. D.
-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

tB'The sappho beat the Lvonia again,
thus deciding the International yacht contest
in favor of Americn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28

TAMMAHY TMBULATIoNs.------Ch
O'Connor has associated with himself
w. ii. Pickhau., VIM. NJ Exarts aud
Judge Emnet--the aforementioned be-
ing democrat, aud the two latter Re.
publieans--as counsel in the prosecution
by the delrauded municipal government.
William NJ. Tweed will be, probably.
the. first attached. L. is believed that
the evidence against him is very strong
and it is based upon tue Broadway bank
disclosures.
The nominations made by the d, mo.
cratic retormers meets the approval of
Republicans generaily. The Times and
Tribune support them. Sigel's nomina-
ton is concession to- the Republicans.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-28
FOR sALEi

6EVEN Acres of Land, with good
haildags and sholps pt Situated two miles ives, Of
aeis prepery any one ssskinS hams near the town
Ff,fS sisf ss'SVop = 4 n SBoossssyys SBossys ).
l y,..g Exeeators Of the Rsiats Of Z cros6J. ,
A'hiasai. p sssRl, 7'e isIi E'sSR 6 -