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NOtAea.

A 8 there has been great deal of II bout
n the Shelton Horse, and as some PERSONS
in Olympia imagine Nat he is inviucible aud
that they therefore cannot set race. Now l
will run horse of mine against the Shelton
Horse for any sum from
Ons Thoasand Dollars Upwards,
said race to be run on Seattle Race Course,
four weeks rom the making Of the,racs. Twill
pay oil their training expenses, &c.
The distance TO be ran to be from two hun
dred yards to two hundred miles, at the option
Of the hackers Of the Shelton Horse.
= have put up $500 as forfeit, with John
Collins, Of the Occidental Hotel. The race to
b ptay or pay. y tlsts =" gF1,F
rev, gentlemen, "pat up or shut up"
JOHN COSGROVE.
Seattle, Dec. Is, 1870. s:w2
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ANOTHER MYsTERy SoLvED.-Chem-
lists Ssing unable to discover the ingredi.
ents 10 fragrant Sozodoxs, which removes
all stains from the teeth aud imparts such
. peculiar rcsiness to the gums, the pablo
arc hereby Informed that it is prepare
ton from the bark Of, the Qu;lseya 6epo.
ssaris or Soap Tree Of Chill, imported for
the first time into this country for thin
special purpose. Such is the Purifying
and iuocuous effect Of this rare botanical
agent, that it removes discoloratious from,
che uacst fragile textile fabrics, without 10.
:jsriss asipg'e thread.
-. 4. .ss -
Save aud mend the pieces. use " SPALD.
rvcsa NvurO
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TERMS-$3a year of so numbers, and only
$2 20 in clubs Of ten. This quarters Is mum.
bers sent FREE, MS offered above Our Club
inducements for 1877 are unprecedented. Spe-
cimens, Premium Lists, &C., sent free to all
forming club and we want a live Club Agent
In every town. Address
D. u. T. MOORE, Al Park Row, Y.
DIVA
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~ The North German ship Hevmss
asd Emma was recently seised at Port
Towusesd for ID alleged violation q the
rcvenue laws. .is.f1 ora
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@ArcHEs! @A1cHEs.

TAKE Pieasurs in announcing to ono
i tue public Of Olympia snd surround- 3 "A
Ing community that havs psrmsnrnt- III
" located In this city, to execute Gil work per.
tanning TO the art. ~ !.
Watches, Clocks, Jswelry, &c., neatly 10.
paired with dispatch, and warranted, or no
pay. G. w. PARKER, :
Room In Olympus Drug Seers. +
Olympia, Dec. ~, 1870. s:tf
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For . few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist !
package Of SEA MOSS lAnIN8
made from pure 1rish .1oss Or
Carrageen, which win make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Of Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It II the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes q
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal a. . light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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Best American Weekly,
A NEW FEATURE.

Among recent accessions 10 the RrRAL's I'M
equaled Editorial Staff is that Of Hon. T. Hart
Hyatt, Of Gala, as editor Of the Pacific Coast
Departments new aud valuable feature. By
prompt mailing and rapid railroad transit, the
RURAL now reaches the Pacific Slope about the
time Of its date.
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County Of Tharston. IS.
In the District Court ofthe adtudicial District,
holding terms at Olympia for Thurston ct Al.
\ counties. rs g @
81 los. 30 Libel for Divorce.
Andrew J. Noses, Dert.
TO AxDaHw J. NOSES: You are hereby mott
fed that Sarah Moses has 6ied . complaint
against you il said Court, which will come on
to be heard It thedrst term Of the court, which
shall commence more than six weeks from the
Gath day Of December, A. D. 1870, and aaless
you appear ct said term aud answer, the Same
will be taken - confessed and the payer there
Of granted. Tho object and prayer Of said
complaint 10 to obtaia divorce from you, and
also 70 obtain the carr Of the minor children,
Wis: Ida Noses, aged IL, Dora Noses, aged -,
Eta Noses, aged 10, aad James Noses, aged
years, and also to obtain such other and fur.
thes relief ~ may be just.
SARAH NOSES.
Complaint and notice filed Dec. IL, 1870.
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NEISSfON Wooden Goods and Blankets
M Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.
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U. f. Of F. U

u. #. Of #. U.
A regular meeting Of the U. F. of F. o. will
be held in the Town Hall this Saturday
evening. at II o'clock N. All brothers in
good standing are requested to attend.
By order of the G. G.
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A GENCY Of tho United Anaheim Wine
N Growers Association y at Rothschild
Co.'s, where a full stock of their different
wines can always be found. -.N
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ILOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
I ] quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD 4 CO.'S.
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A Glorious Changed! x
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
st0rative IL the sheet-anchOR %
the feeble and debiIitated. A. .
tonic and cordial for the aged
ana languid, 1t has No equal
among stomachics. A. . remedy
for the nervous weakness 70
which women are especially sub
ject, 1t II superseding every ether
stimulant. I'm all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, or frigid, 1t acts
a. q specific i'm every species Of
disorder which UNDERTAKES the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. Fer sale By
all druggista
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-. Johns Church.
Rev. P. +. Hyland, Rector. Services every
Sunday, at IL A. n. and at I u. Sunday
School at P. y. REPOSITORY Lecture on the
Scriptures every other Wednesday evening, ct
I'm. 'H.A ..
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IoZEExr PAXCES Cp12ENc1
coRHEcrxD BY r. MAcLEAY, ESQ.

BUTTER-Fresh, per pousd, 37}c.
EGGS-per dozen, 37c-
HAMS-Sugar cured, pr pound, 22c.
6ACON-per pound, re. al.
6hOULDERS-" lbe. tta
CHEESE i" 23c.
LARD e 4ec.
FLoUR-Extra Fine, per barrel, 81 90.
Super6ne, /" 8 50.
EHoRTS-per pound lie.
CHOPPED FEED, per pound, sle.
OArS-Per bushel, SOC.
POTATOES-Per bushel, Sec.
PLUMS-Drisd, l2c per 10.
APPLIES 1e per ID. 5am
WOOL-Per pound, zoe .s8
CORN MEAL-per ponnd, SC. ,r.r
BEANS-White, "a &c. '@
" Pink, Sc.
WHEAr-Per bxshel, 81 90.
We are Indebted TO Nessrs. Dooley B bod
Ier. for the following report: = .ssss
BEEF CATTLE-7c.
SHEEP-$2 50 and 81 per head s@@S
HOGS-6c, gross weight.
ONIONS-Psr bushel, 81 90
HIDES-Green, So.
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Presbyterian Church.
Rev. John r. Thompsons Pastor. Services
Sabbath School at P. n. Prayer meeting ev-
cry Wednesday evening at u o'clock.
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ID OTHSCHILD 4 CO. are Agents for the
~ Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
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2xx1c1oEs .&s1txcxs.


Rev. A. G. Fsirchild, Pastor. Preaching
every Sabbathat IL A. n. and I Pm. Sunday
School At u P. n. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at o'clock.
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DOCKS and Stationery, q complete assert
I'D ment, at ROTHSCHILD l. CO.'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

\ special from Washington says the
process e obtaining witnesses before
the kn Klux Committee is found to be
much less difficult than was apprchended.
The matter OF subpWnaing witnesses
from the most remote regions OF the
country requires only few hours, and
as II consequence the Committee is OBJ
tanning n vast amount OF important and
+ pertinent testimony, which will be ready
tor submission to Congress Immediately
upon It's assembling. Phepe has not yet
been single instance whore witness
has been telegraphed Tor that favorable
response has not been received the same
day. The general disposition on tue
part of Southern men is TO give the
Committee all the information they
possess. In this respect it is generally
regarded thai some new influence is al
work in the Southern States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24
A N anle.

They say there's nothing in name;
The facts not clearly shown
But If there is, or If there's not,
Each person wants his own.
In proof Of this, L one day met
An ola man in the street,
Who called me Nancy Jane" and then
Asked how was "Bll and Pete !"
met a woman, passing on;
Her prolfcred hand took
SHE sally was surprised she said
Aud pleased TO scc--Miss Cook.
Another Grom carriage bowed,
And smiling said Miss Fay"
wondered i: | was myself,
Or some one else that day.
Thsy say there's nothing in name
I've nOtheard mine SO long,
think the mention Oft would be
Like TO a pleasant song.
I've been dubbecA' Nancy Cook s Fay
Been sometimes Airs Flemmings;"
Who next I'll be-, do not know,
just now I'm plain Miss Jennings.
Ashtabula, June 10Th. PER,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24
MARRIED.

In Jefferson, June 9th, by Rev. l. B. Seod-
rich, Mrs. JUsTISA BRAKEMAN to ALASsoN d.
bAEaoSDs, both of Geneva.
In JefErrsOn. June 10Th, by Rev. /. Is. Good
yich. Miss SUSAN j. CARVER, to DWIGHT J..
HUHTLY, both Of Pierpont
In Jefferson. June l7lh, by Rev. /. b. Good
yich, Mrs MINERVA FoBEs TO BENZ. DAVIS,
both Of Plymouth.
At the New Jerusalem Temple, Washington
City, ID. c., by the Rev John w. Hunt, DELLA.
VAN MUssRY. Esq, of Washington CIV, anu
Miss ELLEN p. sPESoEB, daughter of the late
Plat X: Spencer, of Genava.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

The Cleveland HeIald furnishes the follow
ing:
Mr. N. i. STmour, whose potato vines
were afflicted with bugs, found an clIectual
remedy in soap suda and soda. To Il barrcl
of suds hc added three pounds of washing
soda, and sprinklcd the liquor on the vines
dropped dead mslautcr and that his vines are
llonrshng, while those in his vicinity where
owners have done nothing are being rapidly
destroyed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

We are in lebted TO Secretary SHERWOOD for
copy Of the second edition of the Annual
Report of the Secretary of State and Commis-
sioncr Of Statistics, for 1870, including the
Population Statistics of Ohio, as given by the
Ninth Federal Census, from which we make
the following extracts in reference to thepopu-
lation of the State and that Of the several
towns and villages of the county. The popu-
lation of the Slate by the returns of this CEN
sus, is 1905, ,qO2. OF this population, 2201 :
1j2 are native born, and 3i3,2j0 are foreign
born 2G01 ,73j arc white, and G3,2Gl, includ-
ing eleven Indians, are colcred.
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Special to the Telegraph.
Republican Convention,
eEN. MOVES NOMINATED !

The State Convention at Columbus was one
of the largest and most enthusiastic ever held
in the State. Every delegation was full, and
the Platform and nominations gave universal
satisfaction.
The name of GEN NoYEs for Governor, was
received with deafening cheers while the
name Of WADE received but the faintcst ap-
plause, from the few sore-heads of Hamilton
county. The nomination of Galloway brought
out the same faint response, and both were
Immediately Withdrawn.
Noycs was then made the nominee Of the
convention by acclama,iou, amid the most
marked expressions Of approval Being pres
ent in the city, Con. Noyts was soon hunted
up and brought before The convention, where
he accepted the nomination in an elegant and
appropriate style Events showed that he is
the first choice Of the Republicans Of the State
and is most worthy to be-
The contest for Lieutenant Governor was
spirited aud close but resulted at the second
ballot in favor of JACOB MUELLER, high
toned an intelligent German, of Cleveland
| WooDwoRTH came very near being elected,
but the idea OF putting German on the tick
ct met with such favor rs to overcome the
great prosperity Of this most eloquent and
worthy candidate.
| The other candidates were WELSH of Bel.
mont, for Treasurer; WEST, for Supreme
| Judge; PoND, for Attorney General; Foos
| for Clerk JAMES WILLIAMS for Auditor and
! THos. IL. HARVEY, Of Lake, for School Com
missoncr, 5. X. HosMEn, took the nomna
| ton for the Board of Public Works
The ticket IS a good one and the Platform
excellcAt. The proud record Of the Rcpubi
can party is such that no humliating dtpal
! TO secure irnmphnnl victory.
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w o O l. |
HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS

EOR the Relief and Cure of the Erring
L. and Unfortunate, ON Principles of Christian Phi
Antlropy.
Essays on the Errors OF Youth, and the
Foliies OF Age, In relation TO MARnlASE and Social
seaed envelopes, Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p Philadelphia, Pa. ly-lVH
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Notice to Contractors.

1 ROPOSALS will be Received.at tho
Onicc Of the Secretary, In Ashabula Ohio until Mon
day june 2Gh for the grading and masonry Of the Ash
nhua. Youngstown Pittsburgh Rail Road, from the
llarhur of Ashtnhua To NtungstOwn
The Proposals To he first, from Ashtabula to Bloom
field. second, nOm Bloomfield to Youngstown, via.
Warren q Niles Third, from Bloomfield to Younps.
town via Vienna Camps survey.
Maps aud pronlcs will be ready for inspection at the
Onicc of the Company afer the 10th day Of June.
The Company reserve tue right to accept any reject
all bids. BY order of tlc Board,
f. SILLIMAN, Sec.
Ashtabula May 2Gth, 1871, 5l1
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DIED,

Announcements free cOmmendAtOEy Notices. hall rate
In Jefferson, June 10Th, LucIusQ. @. DEAN,
aged 75 years -''>
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4 card.
CLERGYMAN willie yesidino 4

\ CLERGYMAN while residing in
IA South America as missionary, dieoyered q safe
and simple remedy Tor the Cure Of Nervous eakness
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans and the whole tain Of disorders brought ON bane
ul and vicious habits Great ntsnhers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted aud pnorunate will send the receipt for
preparing and using this medicine In sealedenvelope,
TO any Who needs it free Of charge Address Jos
{. tEMAR, station d, Bible House, n. T. AeO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

McCooK, OR EwINa "A Washington
special TO the Cincinnati Gozctto says
there is trustworthy information from
Columbus, Ohio, that, at the late Demo
cratic Convention, Gen. Ewing was
really. nominated, instead of McCook
Upon the final ballot, as announced, Nc
Cook had 225, and Ewing l0l. Two
persons of prominence in tie party, who
kept full and careful tally sheets, agree
that Ewing really received 243, and Nc
Cook only 22l. The mistake arose en-
tirely from unintentioual mistakes in
counting up the delegations. By a
blundc2 OF one of the Secretaries, the
talley sheet from which the announce.
ment was made was used twice, and
hence ,he dillicullyin ascertaning the ex-
act official count. The State Democratic
Committee will meet in q few days, to
consider the matter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

The Thicrs Government has mercilully
decided not to shoot the vast crowd OF
women arrested for incendiarism, or at
.empts at that crime, during the late
collapse Of the Paris Commune. Twen-
ty-fye hundred Of these wretchcd crea-
lures are to b. sent to the French penal
settlement Of New-Caledonia, in the
South Pacific. The population Of that
island is already somewhat mixed
Malays, Papuans and Jews constituting
its chief clements. The addition of so
great number Of French women will,
probably, produce marked and perma-
nent effect on its inhabitants.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24
CliHt0I JE0lccr g. Reaper

| HE Subscriber has the Agency Of
this valuable machine for the towns of Say brook Gene
and iarprrsicd Thc merits of tti- Mower and
Reaper i- admitted where known used. aud are
justly considered equal if not superior to any other
chine IN use. Tiny may be summed up and commend
ed to general approval, follows: complctnrss and
accuracy of constructions the superiority Of the uRcr
al used in the construction. simplicity ad GOHpactuess
oEdesgn, glthess Of draft. the excellence of the work
it aCcOmpli-hcs and the low price which il il sold
These not merely superficial opinions but
tanned and cUrrobOrucd by the awards of STATE
and other Fairs, throughout the country of its charac
ter. Any may be convinced by an examination of
one of them upon the farm OF the subscriber. 1t will
bear comparison with amy other machine and the under
signed w-h.~ tu bring la ear-on with thc hest
tlut and 10 subject IL TO the tests and trials.
AhdIcss the sbbscriour at Ashtuhuia.
y. w. BROWN,
ON the lake shore.
Ashtat ula, June tth. ISL. 4tml0
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wNI. 8. JFsSUP, Malcablc and Grey Iron Eound.
er, and manufacturer Of Trunk IT, rdvarc. i5. a. 40
and 81 Central Avenue, (Formcrly Nosbit StrcetO
Newark N. j. 1l2l
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DEATH or NALLANDmuAN.-CLEM l..
NALLANDrGHAM while engaged as one of the
counsel for the defense Of Thomas Mcclellan,
on trial at Lebanon, Ohio, for the murder of
Myers, at Hamilton, accidentally shot him
self on the evening of Friday, the 10th inst.
He was in q room with Gov. McBuyncy, and
while showing how Myers might have shot
himself, the pistol was discharged, and the
ball entered the right sids of the abdomen, be-
low the ribs. The direction of the ball was
not ascertaincd The two counsel, it is said,
had been out experimenting with two pistols,
to ascertain how near to the muZzle piece of
cloth must be to be burned in the discharge.
One of the pisols-on return to the room
contained three charges, and the other was
empty. In making the experiment Mr.. v,
against his Intention took the loaded one. II
was placed in his pocket, aud in Withdrawing
it, with the muzzle toward his body, it went
off lie eXclaimed-"Oh, murder, took the
wrong pistol" At first it was thought there
WAS no occasion for alarm, but unlnyorahle
symptoms-such rs vomiting and increased
rate of pulsc-soGn began to appear, which
were succeeded by u loss of warmth in the
eXtrcmities, and he sunk rapidly, and his
death occurred II little before 10 o'clock, ON
Saturday morning. The remains were taken
| to Dayton, The late residence of deceased, for
burial. The suddcnncss and singularity of
this death and the standing Of Mr.. v, cspc-
cinIly among his political friends, caused
much sensation. The family seems to have
suffered double alllCtion, as Mrs VALLAN-
DIGuAM was notified by telegram OF the ca
! lamily to her husband, while attending, at
Cumberland, Nd, the funeral Of her brother,
Hon. j. V. l.. MCMAHON
This occurrence will be II severe loss to the
Democracy of the State, as his consummate
ability and energy made him Il leader, and his
competency for such position is well shown
in wlmt is called the "ncw DEPARTURE and the
humble submission and adoption by the party
of this startling paradox.
OF his political faults, little need be SAID, as
they are too fresh in the mind, and of too
dumnablc nature to be easily forgotten, ant
it is the way Of this world, that the evil men
do instead Of living after them, should be
buried with their bones So let it be with thi.
dead Caesar As lawyer, and especially, us
IN advocate, he ranked, justly, among the
first in the State, aud neither friend or foe can
gainsay his power and address, As friend
the witness is borne by those who knew him
that he was frank and faithful. Indeed, he
was well understood to have been munly and
independent in all his ways, and his adverse
ry was not at II loss in liking his identity and
position. The Democrats OF this county, VT
understand, were indulging the expectation OF
hi, aid in stumping the county, preparatory
to the TALL election, and some disappointment
will undoubtedly br felt at the untmely and
calamitous visitation, that has deprived them
of 50 able an advocate, and removed one
whose leadership might have inspired 50
much confidence and hope, and fired the
| Democratic heart.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

The Viaduct Railway scheme of New York
city, grows in importance as II b discussed
The question of an extension Of the road to
the Battery has been taken up. THIS greal
work and the East River Bridge are being
viewed as imperative necessities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

New lloRsE DIsEAsE.-A serious epidemic
horse railroads and omnibus lines, and indeed
some private stables inn 3. \ (which has number
ed It's hundreds OF victims. Teams upon some
OF these lines have been hauled of and travel
suspended. Much alarm has existed among
horse owners. This distcmper first appeurs
in the headquarters of the animal in the form
of paralysis, gradually working along the
spine until il reaches the brain, when the use
OF the limbs Is almost entirely lost. The ia
| yorilc treatment thus lar has been to suspend
the animal In sling and apply mustard eN-
ternully along the spinal cord. The appetite
is not affected, though from the first the bow
| els become cOnstipated. Veterinary surgeons
say that the disease Is not contagious They
| give 1t no particular name, but say II Is n dis
| tinct disease. 1t first made its appearance
about four weeks ago in the stables of the Sec
Iond-u1e. Railroad One hundred and thirty
horses became disabled; two of these were
allowed to die pest mortem examinations Civ
ing no clue to the disease, Eight Others that
were incurAble were killed, 1t was discovered
that horses taken in hand in tue earlier stages
of the disease recovered, while those that were
made to work after the symptoms presented
themselves, almost invariably died. Horses
lbocome weak in the legs and fall, and very
rarcly rise again; to prevent this slings were
resortcd to, to keep them up, While in con
Edilion To bear removal. they were sent out o
the city, and treated with aconite and bella
donna. ThiIly-three have heen brought oaci
and put to work, apparently restored
AT the Third avenue stables $50 horses wer
attacked, and about 30 died AS these new
diseases are apt TO- trayel, il is well that on
horse men should be made aware OF lis al
vent, symptoms and general treatment
The Viaduct Railway scheme of New iorl
city, grows in importance as II q discussed
The question of an extension Of the road I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-24

GEN. SHERMAN has been talking to the rem.
nant Of the Indian nations assembled at Ock-
mulgee, in the Indian Territory, and he plain
ly told them that IL was useless for them to
stand in tho way OF the constant expansion of
the white race. The General tells nm unwol.
come truth, but one which, nevertheless must
be understood, sooner or later, by the vanish.
ing relics of barbarism, who have been crowd
ed farther and farther westward, until they
have met the rcfluent wave from the shores of
the Pacific. If now, we could only persuade
the rapidly diminishing tribes that they must
accept civilization and absorption
THEN AND Now.--"Thc war is a failure
Nallandigham at New York in 1864.
The amendments are unconstitutional, null
and void-Nallandigham at Chicago in 1868.
The war was not failure, and the amend
ments are constitutional.-Vall allandigham at
Dayton and Columbus in 1871.