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IT Is all up now The cat is out of the
bag The Brooklyn Eagle exposes the
fatal circumstance that "Tammany" is a
Republican institution, owned and run by
Republicans that the TammanY-ring bill
which passed the last Democratic Legis
lature was "a Republican job" and that
Tweed, Connolly, Sweeney and Oakley
Hall are Republicans in disguise 1t says
"the Radicals" are responsible for 1t all,
and the World copies 1t and says, "Why,
so they are, of course; it didn't occur to
MS before
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GbnGtteIIiae

SINCE the organization Of government,
the people OF the United States have man
aged, with occasional amendments, to get
along on the original constitution. In
1871, France commenced experimenting,
and is now living under her sixteenth
constitution, with prospect of about one
new one year for a generation or two
ahead. The West Virginia Democracy
are starting of on the French idea that
there must be q change Of constitution
every time there is a change OF party as
tendency.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

"A committee of the Boston City
Council has been appointed to extend the
hospitality OF the city to the Duke Alexis,
There were six deaths from yellow
fever the last forty.etght hours at Char
lesion.
WIN. Prltchard, colored, was hanged
yesterday, at Towsentown, Missouri, for
committing rape on German girl
named Mary Sendel, in August, 1870.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Senlemher .

"NsllNSiON, september ~
Four members of the Cabinet are now
N W ashin1gton, Secretaries Belknap, Rob
Cresswell.
General Sherman will leave here Sun.
day night for st Louis, on private busi.
ness
Among the recent army promOtionsara
the following; TO be Colonel, Robert S,
Granger; to be Lieutenant Colonel, Jas
Vanyoast; to be Majors, Wm. II. Brown
and Edwin c. Mason.
A circular has been issued by the
Treasury Department TO customs inspec.
tors, steam vessels, and others, informing
them that so much of the law as has ref
erence to securing one or more lookup
safety valves is hereby suspended until
further orders, so far as SAID rule applies
to tow boats plying on tho Mississippi
River or any of its branches,
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CINCINNATI.


The General Committee Of The Indus.
trial Exposition decided to-day, positively
to close the exposition on Saturday even.
ing, October 7th, also that the said Ex.
position would commence September 9th,
and close October 9th, 1872.
Weston has commenced renewed at.
tempt to walk 1i3 miles in twenty.four
consecutive hours at five o'clock this
evening, Not many was present. He
has had a refreshing sleep aud expresses
confidence of success Five miles per
hour Il the rate from the first.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

LONDON, Sept. 30.
A Times dispatch from Versailles says
that France declines togive other powers
tho same favorable custom clauses that
are accorded in Germany, under the re-
Gently negotiated treaty. On the other
hand, the correspondent of the Times,
writing from the same place, expresses
the opinion that the negotiations with
Germany will be protracted and fruit.
less,
VERSAILLES, Sept 90.
Gambetta, Minister of Commerce, in-
formed the proper Committee of the
Assembly that the negotiations with Ger.
many were making fair progress,
The rumor that the evidence of Bona.
parties conspiracy has been discovered,
proves to be unfounded.
PARIS, September 90,
The loan Of the City of Paris has been
taken. The subscriptions were more than
thirteen times the amount required.
Several conflicts have taken. place with,
in the past few days between the French
citizens and the German garrison of Di.
Jon. The town ia intensely excited over
these unfortunate occurrences
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CoMMENCED.-Ntessrs. Salisbury, Kelly
and Hoeckler, special committee on the
Wheeling and Kentucky railroad, accom-
panied by W. 9. Smith, Esqr, engineer,
left for Short Greek yesterday morning, to
make n reconnaissance and confer with
property.holders on the subject Of the
right of way.
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. Lntge Funetal at Montgomerr.
MoNraoMRnY. A1A.. senL.

The funeral of Gen. Clanton took place
to-day. The body while lying in state at
the Capitol ives visited by over 10000
persons. The church where the sermon
was preached was filled, and the square
around was packed with people. The
procession TO the cemetery was over two
miles long, The public buildings and
private houses were decorated with Grape,
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Springfield CoI Fair.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept 20.
The State Fair closed to-day. The total
sale Of tickets during the week was $1,000,
which Is 20,6O0 less than last year, and
10000 less than at Toledo In 1869. For
three premiums Of $3.50 each, mile heats,
best three in five, Clark's Mohawk, Jr.,
took the first premium, AleXander's Draft
the second, and Oskamp & Woods Ohio
Girl the third. Best time 2;30i
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FoR SALE.
DWELLING HOUSE,


ON UHAPLINB STRBBTl UBNTNE WHEELINU.
II not previously sold, my Dwelling IA
House, situate on Chaplne street, near NJ
Plrst will on Saturday the l4th day Of Oc- w
tober, al 10 o'clock, A. n, be offered at pnbllc
sale Gt the front door Of the Court House OK Ohio
county, to the highest bidder.
Terms.-0 cash, balance In 0, l2, IS
and 2imo9ths, with interest att per cent
sCpt27 THOMAS j. CAMPBELL.
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MADISON, wis.
MADISON, September Q

NINUIoUNi DVPIVHIDVI ~V'
The body ofMr. Fred Bemis, drowned
in Lake Mlndota, on the 9th Of this
month, was recovered this morning. The
body of Dr.. J. s. Wilson, drowned at the
same time, hAs not yet been recovered.
Frank Trinkans, German painter,
who has been missing since Saturday
last, Is supposed TO have drowned himself
in Lake Mendoza. He having attempted
10 commit suicide a year ago.
Two horse thieves In Baraboo, knocked
the jailor down yesterday morning, and
escaped. Instant pursuit was made, and
they were re.arresled this morning.
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Cairo M. f. Conference.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 90

UAlRO, ILL., sept ~.
AT the Methodist Conference to-day,
the following ministerial delegates TO the
general conference were elected DR., AL.
Ian, DR.. j. Van Cleve, Gov. Hughay,
Ephraim Joy and b. r. Pierce Alter.
nates-C. ]. Hunt and J. A. Robinson.
Lay Delegates-M. Callahan, Of Robin
son, Illinois, and William Stokes, of Cen.
NEolin
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Weather Report.
t,f s.. WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFGCB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFIuER,
MAAHINnTnM d O. Hnnf QA-1nn p N


OFFTCB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFioER, !
WARRINGTON, d. o., Sept 29-7:30 p. N.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS.
The area Of the highest barometer,
which Thursday afternoon, was cen.
tral In most Of Illinois, has moved
southeastward and covers the entire cOun.
try east of the Mississippi. The highest
barometer Is in Kentucky and Tennessee.
The pressure has risen to lower Florida
and Maine. It has fallen from Minnesota
to Kansas and Wyoming Territory.
Cloudiness continues in lower Florida
and in Maine. Clear weather else.
where reported. Fresh northwest winds
prevailed from Lake Huron to Virginia
and eastward. Northeast winds In the
Gulf States, and light winds and Calms
In the interior, fare increasing. South
and southeast winds haYe prevailed
during the afternoon from Missouri to
Lake Superior. The temperature has
risen from Michigan to Missouri, and
northward, and has fallen In New Eng.
land. Elswhere 1t Is sensibly stationary,
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue
rising and be high on the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts and lower lakes, with pleasant
weather on Saturday, but will fall rapidly
north and west OF the Ohio Valley, with
increasing southerly winds on the upper
lakes. A storm Of considerable severity
is probably approaching from Montana
and DakOtah.
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Doaulting Cashier Sentenced.
poRr1ANp. ME-, Semi. 90

VNTIIHIVIi I7ET8'i E7VTV' VT
Rogers, the deiaulting cashier of the
Pejepscot national bank at Brunswick,
was arraigned this morning before the
United States Circuit Court lie pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to six years hard
labor in the State prison.
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SAINT LOUIS.

Coming Speech From Cassius NJ.
Clay.
ST. LOUIS, September 90.
Cassius NJ, Clay will speak here next
week, on the political issue of the day.
Mrs, Spencer died to-day from the effects
Of q kerosene oil explosion last night.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FoF
' SALE

Tina. beautiful piece of ground at present Oc.
the Baltimore 4 OHIO liAlrnad and n the north.
srn part OF MOundsvlllC W. Va containing
eighteen acres Of fine bottom land on which IL
situated 1nO brick mansion, containing four.
teen rooms twoud be admirably suited ior a
summer boarding house or seminary, surround.
tai Trees. There Ia also upon the land all tho
necessary outbnlldngs QnCludIng good Btabe)
and good well and spring.
The ground will b. sold together or In lots 10
suit purchasers. BLLEN CALDWELL,
sCpl6d&w MonndsYllfb, W. Va
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Scientific Explorations 10 the Rocky
Mountains,
FoRT BRIDGER, WYOMING, |
2nNtna,hnR 90

September 29,
Professor Werth and scientific party
from Yale College, have returned here
from the Eastern Unitah Mountains,
where they have spent the last five weeks
In geological explorations, which have
proved very successful. Many interesting
discoveries were made and large col.
lection OF extinct animal remains were
secured. The party leave on Friday for
Salt Lake City, and from there will go
through Idaho to Southern Oregon, their
next field of research.
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Damages for Breach of Promise.

TAsHVILLE, Sept ",
In the Circuit Court to-day, Francis
Won Story, in a suit against A, j. Flynn
for breach Of marriage promise and &c.
duction, recovered verdict for $4,000
damages.
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For Sale.
SALE.

To close the estate Of John Burley, deceased,
will on Friday, November ), lSil, on me prem,
lsea, proceed to sell farm OF 96I acres ying Two
miles north east OF Cameron, Marshall county,
GOOD Dwelling House, Barn and all necessary
Snt.bpildings Two good orchards. VIII be sold
entire or in lots to suit purchasers, Also two
lots In Cameron.
Terms casy-made known on day Of sale.
JOSHUA BURLEY, Adm'r,
sept27tdd&w With the will annexed
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President GRANTS Movements.

CHICAGO, September 30.
President Grant Is now in Galina. He
will leave there tomorrow, arrive in
Chicago about 6o'clock in The evening,
and pass Sunday here, His Journey cast.
ward will be resumed on Monday.
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indianapolis & Evansville Railroad.

Articles ofincOrporation Of the Indian
apolis & Evansville Straight Line raiIroad
were filed with the Secretary Of State to.
dnI. CAPITAL 81, 10000.
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The Alabama Claims Court Of Arbi.
tTatiOn.

BERSR, Sept 80.
The Court Of Arbitration Of the Ala.
Dama claims will not convene for at least
TWO months, for the reason that the finh
arbitrator has not yet been named BY the
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Kansas and missouri Fair.

FORT ScOTT, KS, Sept, GS,
The Kansas and Missouri Fair closed
to-day. The attendance has been larger,
than at any fair ever held in the State. A
large portion ofthe stock goes to the st,
LnIlis Enir
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q l.. CUTHBERT'S REAL ESTATE
-. Onlce, removed from No. 90 to No, - Mon.
roc street, second floor. sep2l
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I sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on tho
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and e9-
lending TO tho river. Price from $500 to 81, 900
each, according to size and location. Terms,
One'iourth cash, residue In equal lnstalmenlS at
one, two and three years.
AugQi Al Ton Min
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Medical,
SIMlLIA sINIILIBUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS


HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entiro success: Simple-PrOmpt-k klllCiOnt
and Reliable. They aro the Best Family Modi.
Clnes IN use-Ho simple that mistakes cannot bo
made In using them so harmless as to be free
nom danger, and 80 efficient as to be always 70.
liable. They have received the highest COmmcn.
dRtlon from tho Thousands who have long used
and known them, aud Will always render salts.
action to those who try them.
No. Cures Price In B1rss Gents.
" ECvCra, Congestion, lnnammai 0nm"""25
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm COliu,.""23
CfylngsCOlic or feCthing Of lnhnts..".2j
DinrFhODn VI Children or hduts."..."25
=, DyHenteryj Dripping, Bilious COllCm...25
? a. GhOlefnsMorbnH,N ting"""...",",2b
SOuRhg, C1lds, ltis".....; ;..........25
NBurnlgin, TO0thhrhO, FncgHrhe,...,...,.2j
y ilcndnclcH, Sick Headache, NertigDn..2j
70 " Dyspepsia, bilious stomach. ,."."...,,.....2J
l2 W6itcS too Prcirse Periods ......,......2S
y Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing ...,... 70
" ETuptlonG, salt Rheum, Epsipclas.""..!25
y kheumntlsm, Rheumatic Pains."r.""26
ksver md AEug, Chill Fever, AguCH.... %
y PILES, Blind or Bleeding, y,,..,......J
Hpth9imy, md sotc or Weak Lyts."..ssg
N WhoOpInR-cOugh,y violent cOughsn"mn,A
Asthmh, oppressed Breath lng".".."""..50
q scroIIl1, Enlarged diGndS, SweiingS.',D
general Debility, Physical Woakneaa."tO
Es6 ESPIy en- sC"niy ";S;;;.;;i;."..,3
q Kidney Dlselgc, Gravel,,."........."".....5J
D. Nervous Debility, involuntary SENT.
"a n. nai sn9,r %
% Urinary WcnInGsg, WStlng Ded ...,..SG
q " Painful Periods, nysterlA."... ....,....,"6G
S2 sumerInRa at Change ol LllO..."........l 70
. Epilepsy, spasins, 81. .yItnS DanCe..."i 70
81 Dlphtherla, liberated Sore ThroAL,.....bS
Price In Viala, large sizc"". "".tOo and 10
Family Casos In Morocco, with
86 largo dram yinlS, containing the above
0o list, with book OF directions complete, $40 %
20 o On
20 paper case, with book ...... 90
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of 10 l.oz yials, In fluid, 100 doses each,
with manual OF directions, giving full
account of all diseases Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full dIrec.
lions for use, In neat walnut case, com.
plete ........................SlO no 90
Ponds Extract,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, TOOthachc, Bleeding
Of the Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, LAnleness, Spfalns, Rhoun1As
tlsm, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Bolts, COrns,
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
known.
Price, 6.OE. 6Oc., Plnts 81 90, Quarts 81 75.
t9y- These Remedies, except PONDS tx.
TRACT, BY the case or single box, arc sent to
any partof the country, by mail or express, free
Address iIUMPilREYS' sPECiFfC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
0f1co and depot, No. 662 BROADWAY, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
A full assortment Of the above for sale IN Wheel
Ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING a CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST b co.
THOS. j. FlNNEY.
A inll aesortmes OF the above for sale In Bell
aIro BY j. d NJ. N MERCER
noV2teod&w
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r OF FOR SALE.

A desirable half lot on Quincy street.
W. V. HOGE, d BRO,
nepi21 lOG MaEk0t street.
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FoR SALE Low TO CLOSE AN
II ESTATE,
FLRSrCLASS DWELLING HOUSE

lS, In desirable part OF tho city for amanuiac.
turing site on which there Is a good two.story
Brick House, 50 feet by o.. Also n Steam En.
glnc, 9Ohorsc power, 10 good repair. Terms easy.
W. V. HOGE a BRO,
Aepb BnllOY'A BLOCK. lOb MAtk Of SLrnnt
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By tho Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts')
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For SALE
A Valuable Short Creek Farm,

Containing IA acres, within seven miles Of the
city. VIII sell at moderate prIcO and on easy
payments.
iepI9 I. IRWIN, Agent.
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BY TELEG RAPH,
AssoCIATED PRESS REPORT,

Exclusively to the Intelllgoncer'
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Educational.

IRON CITY COLLEGE, PITTS.
J. BURGH, PA. ..-..
The hest conducted, most popular and success.
fil Institution In the United States for the tho.
rough, practical education Of young and middle
Afy-For largo descriptive circulars, contain.
lng tnll particulars, address
JysidGw j. Q. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-01

VLIAOE TAxATIoT II the theme of rather
strong article 10 be found In THIS pspeT. The
article Is prompted by a sentiment, more or
less common, TO be heard about the .yillage
that our burdens nro becoming somewhat
heavy, and that sound discretion and discrini.
mating prudence and economy are not rs gen.
orally exercised as they should be IN the man.
agcment Of yillage affairs. II these inIima.
lions are fair and well founded. little clog.
ging Of tie wheels Of village improvement
and expenditure would seem to be timely.
There are illusions, in the article, that have
personal bearings, aud II extensively 50, the
aggricved parties will have the means cheer.
fully accorded to them Of defense and justiG.
cation. In the meantime, we commend the
article TO attention.
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The SeAtSnsFs correction Of the errors that
hnye found their way into tls public prints
in reference to the death. succession and con.
sanguinity Of SAMUEL II. Parsons, deceased
IL, so Gar rs the question Of consanguinity Is
concerned, badly mixed. The version we gave
two weeks since, was the true one, and endors.
ed by Mr.. H. L. Parsons. Ii was there stated
that "therc were no ties of consanguini.
tY between Mrs. Wade and the late Mr.. Par
sons. Her mother was the second wife Of the
father of Mr.. Parsons, and H. Z. Parsons was
the sole fruit Of that marriage"
That portion of our article copied from the
Albany Argus, about the acquisition OF prop.
crty by Mr.. Parsons the pecuiariies Of his
insanity etc, were, as we are now assured, all
false and imaginary.
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DIED..


Announcements frce Commendatory Notices. half rate
In Ashabula, the 22d ult., PARAsADE, only child
of Volney and Bell Hart, in its second year.
In Saybrook, the 23d ult, Mrs. LAURA, wife OF D.
HEATH. in her 4lst year.
In Conneautviie Pa, March 11th Mr. VIM ScoIT,
aged rs years.
In Andover, March 18TH NANCY r. NoRToN, wife OF
Rowland Norton deceased aged GI years.
In this village, the 30th ulI.. the Parsonage, by
the Rev. j. N. McGi1rrt, GgoRGB A. BELKNAP TO
MAGGIE HlroLINs, all of Aehtabula
In Esgleville the cath inst, o. X. CRuN aged "a yrs.
In Andover, March 22d WILLIAM LENrz, aged 4s yrs.
In Oberlin March 12th JOSIAH ATKINS aged 50 wears
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and 10 Isvisbly spending the money, which
we, by virtue Of the position you occupy,
have 20 irustingly placed IN your hands. We
want you TO show good eause why you should
not he superseded at the coming election, and
our interests placed In the hands Of those who
will, not only consult rs, but will be able to
render n strict account TO Us, Of the manner
IN which they spend our money.
T.vp.ya,
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If you desire to behold fair countenance,
in which you will be much Interested, pur-
chase a half pound package of Dollar Tea at
.SwIFT's Drug Store, and on opening the pack
age, you will realize the pleasure OF witness
ing that which will ever be a source of inter
est and qualification while you ntinue to use
the hpverapp
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MARRIED.

In Kingsve. March 23d, by Rev. f. Dbell, ARTHUR
l.. SWIFT Of Stetied TO Miss LEvA BURNETT of Kings
vile.
In Jefferson, March 30h. by Rev. Ira Goodrich, Mr..
HENRY c. HAFGooD of Grafton to Miss EMMA V. COOK.
of Lenox.
At the residence of the bride by Rev r. L. Stewart,
Mr.. G. MARoNyuLE, OF Kngsyille, to Miss Esther A.
ARMSTRONG, OF Conneautvle.
In Sheffield, the Goth ut.. by tho Rev Miller, Mr.
TaoMAs WEST TO Miss OERA A. GAGE. all Of Shefleld.
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ID. CADwELh.-The Geneva 1imes, come TO
nus just as we were making up, with an article
announcing the name of DARIUS CALDWELL,
Of Jefferson, as a suitable one for Chief Magis-
trate of the State. We have only to say
at this time. that for eminent fitness and
worth, for this place the State Convention
could hit upen a no better selection.
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WE are informed by G. P. BRAINARD, of
Munson, says the Geauga Democrat, that he
has calf which, twelve hours from its BIRTH
on the 26th inst, weighed one hundred and one
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TAx.PAYRR.

sPRtSo GOODS MIR GnKEY Is placing up.
on isshelyes u rare selection ofeIegant goods
for the season. Those who like to be first in
the se.sction Of dress goods, will not put eff
call. Advertisement next week
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Nor QUITE CERTAlN Yer Our cotempo.
rary and namesake of Painesville, closes up
an article in their last number on the pros
poets of u road from that place and the New
York Company" that have bought the bed Of
the p. & II. road, as follows:
We are informed that one or more of the
company is expected here--that a full state.
ment ot the facts and interests connected with
the project will be laid before our citizens,
and assurances given OF the company's ability
end willingness to go ahead with the work
and push 1t forward to an early completion !;
and we believe that if our people extend to
them the encouragement which they have to
others, we shall soon have a road to the coal
fields Of Mahoning Valley
The ndeiniteness ard vagueness of these
railroad projects, are apt TO he peculiarly per.
picking.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-01

WHITE FisH are coming in moderately. On
Sunday last four boats came in with about
$50 pounds each. The fish are fine and large;
Mr. BURREL, who proposes to supply our vii
lage, had one that weighed 13i-the largest
he ever saw
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-01

A handsome ten months Bull calf of :he
Devon breed, was bought the other day by
Dir. FRANK WATRoUs, of East Ashtabula,
from the herd of CoRRELIus MORGAN of
Plymouth, He was cotton by the Dodge bull
-6-20, who took the first premium at the N.
o. Fair. His line ON the mothers side, is
that OF Union Duke formerly owned by Mr..
WIN. HUBBARD. The calf is of the Devon
color and make, and he bids fair to be valua-
BILE animal for propagation.