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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-10

LEUTESANT-G GovgRNO ORsulR-We find the
following communication in the Columbus
Journal of May 3lst
Among the names that have been iayorably
mentioned IN connection with tho office OF
Lieutenant Governor, Is that of Hon, K. b.
DENNIS of Cleveland. The Republicans OF
Ohio could mud no more NV; liable man for
tle second place on iheiI State ticket MIR.
Dennis popular manners aud well known
ability, ripencd by four years experience in
the House OF Representatives, well qualify
him for the position In the Legislature, Mi
Dennis was an acknowledged leader among
the Republicans and two years ago was their
candidate for speaker of the House OF Repre-.
sentatves. lie was, however, cheated ou, OF
the place he richly deserved, by the "ieiorm
Fraud" OF Hamilton county, aud now seems
proper that the Republicans should make han
The presiding officer OF the Senate. III sucn
men us Mr.. Dennis compose the Republican
ticket next fall, there can be no doubt OF our
success
The Cleveland Herald in noticing this arti-
Gle, says-The popularity of Mr.. Dennis, both
ut Columbus and at home, his thorough ex-
perence In State business, his accurate ae'
uuainlance with the members 0i the Senate
and the work of that body, alltend ~ re-
eomAsnd him forth nomination.
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Horace GREELEY.

The Times remarks cditorially Mr. Greeley
has many friends in Kansas in the southeast
ern portion OF the State. Greeley clubs are
already organizing. The letter itself was cy-
identity written for publication, and places
Mr.. Greeley squarely before the people as Il
candidate for the Presidency.
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THE prohigOte corruption and wanton ex-
travagances which pervads every department.
of the federal government"
DenOcrdtie'' Platform.
Decrease of the debt from March !, 1869, to
March i,1S71, $204, 7544i3,00; decrease OF
debt since March 1, 1871 $2i,574y009 ll"-
SsItsment Of tie P9blh Debt If the U. s,,cGeidl,
sAsRs !, 1877
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FURNISHING GODS.

4 HAVE a large line of Rail Road
Bags. Leather Bags Oil Cloth Sachcs, Carpet Bags and
full line of ladies Leather Bags, from 81 80 to ST.
The hest Quality of English Hose for 5Dc pair and
good cotton Hose at l5c Cloth shirts Flannel shirts
and Check and stripe Shirts for 81 keep the lEt
way white Shirt open in the hacl the best shirt made
Fancy paids and striped Shris SnOulucr braces ana
SuSprndcrs, and ll line of Kid. DOt, skin and Buck
Gloves, Gents Underwear. Neck Ties Umbrellas. |
sell you rOodaper Collar cloth buton-horl for
ljc. box and have Prize Collar (Great ENpcc-
tntonl with gold prizes in every tenth box. Rubber
OuercOats, Linen Collars, Sleeve Button, &c.
EDWARD G. PIERCE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CiiniaI MoWer &c Reaper

l. HE Subscriber has the Agercy OF
this valuable machine for the towns of Saybrook Gene
and llarpersAed. The merits of this Mower aud
Reaper II admitted where ever known used, and
justly considered equal II not superior any other
chine In use They may be summed up and commend.
cd TO general approval, as iolowsi compacness and
nj used In the construction, simplicity and COpaciass
Of design ghihcss of draft the excellence of the work
IL accump-hes and the low price which t is sold.
These not merely superficial opiniens but
taned and COrrohoTaed by the awards of many State
aud other Fairs, throughout the c0untry of In chauc-
ter, Any may be convinced by an examination OF
OF them upon the farm Of the subscriber. II will
bear comparison Wthany other machine, and the UNDER
sgued wishes to bring IN comparison With the best
taut and to subject 10 the tests and trials.
Address the subscriber at AshnbuM-
N. W. BROWN,
On the Make shore.
Ashtah ula, June 7th, 1871. 4t~19
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Victor Hugo has been ordnred Oatof Bol'
GUM for political expressions, andis to honor
London with his presence and his epigtanie
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The name of the Hon ALpHoNso HART, Of
Portage county, we notice Is tavorably men
toned by number of Republican papers in
different parts of the State, in connection with
the nomination for Lieutenant Governor by
the coming Republican State Convention.
Mr., Hart, we understand is emnently we'll
fitted by nature, education and eXperncc for
that position, and his nomination, we are as
sured would add greatly to the strength of
the ticket in the canvass upon which we are
about to, enter.
N oticiug the remarkable advance in Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad stock
within the past few weeks, the New York
papers explain the companys programme as
follows: The present amount of stock in
the road is S35 000,0 600, and the company have
the power to increase ii to $50 900 on .he
proper vote of the stockholders. 1t is said
that this $15,O00000 will be issued proper
tionately to the old stockholders on payment
by them of from 40 to so per cent cash. This
would give the company six TO seven anda
half millions cash, which would be used in
completing a double track fro M Buffalo to
Chicago 1t is claimed that when the road
has a double track its earning capacity will
be so increased as TO enable the company
TO pay eight per cent annually on the whole
fifty millions.
We last week announced the fact of the
completion, and fan of one of the spans OF the
railroad bridge over the Mississippi at Vino
na. An exchange gives the following ac-
count of the transaction:
Last Monday afternoon, the new railroad
bridge at WinOna met with quite Il serious
mshap. A stone train of six loaded flat cars
was standing on the bridge waiting for the
draw to be closed, when one of the spans
gave way, and prccipitated the whole six cars
| and tender into the liver below. The engine
was saved only by the cool heroism Of the en-
! gincer, MIR. Huxley, who was looking back at
| the bridge when he saw the timbcrs spreading
out and felt the bridge sinking uader linn A
| glance ahead showed that the track WAS clear,
and he Immediately let on iull head of steam
and the engine bounded forward, leaving the
tender behind, and got out of the way Just in
| time to be saved from going into the MiSsis-
ssppi river. Several persons went down with
the wreck, but no lives were lost, and no one
was seriously hurt There were but few on
| the train, most OF the men having gone to din
! ncr while waiting for the draw to close
| The bridge was crossed for the first time on
| Thursday of last week, not having been com
plctcd until that time, and at the time of the
accident was not fully keyed up, but was con
sidered perfectly safe
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ScHENCK' CAMPBELL CAsE.-The best hold
of the democracy is upon the poll box, and it
seems to matter but little whether the voters
are on hand or not. The scarcity OF voters
can easily be made up, as was instanced in
the Connecticut State election, andas now
appears in the Congressional election in the
third district of this State, in the Schenck.
Campbell election case. Schwab, the Dutch
distller, has been examined ON the charge of
sIutling the ballot boz with Campbell votes,
aud several witnesses swear to his admission
Of the tact, and one 10 having seen the opera
ion. Ghe culprit is held under bonds of $4,000
to appear before the u s., District Court for
trial.
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Very Respectfully, your friend,
WM. IAEENORT
TRIBUNE OFFICE, New York, May 4, 1871.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, New York, May 4, 1871.
Ny Dear Sri have yours Of the 20lh ult,
asking pointed questions with regard to our
political future. | must respond in great haste.
| trust never hcncclorth to be an aspiranS for
any Office or political position whatever; but
| fully propose, also, never to decline any du-
ty or responsibility which MY political friends
SHALL see tit to deyolve upon me, and of which
| shall be able to fulfill tic obligation, without
ncglecting other and more imperative duties
| have yet formed IL decided opinion AS to
who ought to be the next Republican Cnndi-
date for President, but Il seems to me advisa-
lie that lie should be stcadtast and constant
believer in the good old whig doctrine one
presidential term. Yours,
IORACE GREELEY
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CHEAP ADVERTISING-We will

" insert an advertisement In eight l,undred AmeF.
can Newspapers for six dollars per hne per week One
line one week VIII cost six doaRs, two lines will vos
Twelve dollars, aud ten lines will cost sixty dollars.
i,end for u printed 1isk Aldi.ae JEo y. ROWEl.L
CO., Advertising Agents, No. q ParkRoN NY, aus
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DEMocRATIC TICKETs.--The following is The
ticket nominated by the Democracy" t
Columbus, on Wednesday: Governor Geo.
w. NcCOok Lieutenant Goyernor-S. w.
Hunt Auditor Of Statc--J L. Cockercll (;
Treasurer of State-Dr. G. Bruehl Attorney
Gcneral-E. s. Wallace Supreme Judge
George w Geddes School Commissioned
w. w. Ross Member of BOARD OF Public
Works-Arthur Hughes Clerk Of Supreme
Court-Ca aries Patterson.
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SPRING te SUMMER TRADEI

4 WILL Sell you good suit Of Clothes
for $S suit of Harris Cass FOR Sl aud suit OF black
bue Broad cloth and Doe Skin fur ;.5O nice suit
gsh Milton suits lin French sack aud Fruck Cuats).-
Spring over Coats Millions and scotch Goods $1,000 to
SIP taCk Cloth Vests $500 to !. /. Black and blue
Dress Coats and lrgc line of Youths Boys Clothing
full line Linen Goods, Linen Sack and Du-ers, Boys
Linen Suits. Mems Linen and Duck Suits, White Duck
Vests good Linen Pants for $l25, White Corded Vests
4
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UATS e C PS.

N FULL Line of Mems Youths and
Boys Hats and Caps silk and Cloth Hats aF the latest
STYLES. sik Caps Blue and Black Cloth Gaps, summer
Caps for SOC, Fireman's Caps. Straw Goods: Panama
Hats, from - So Palm Hats, Harvest Hats. have
Fur Hats lit the largest head in Sizes I's. ~
and ~. Boys Fancy Straw Hats &c.
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FRAGRANT SAPOLrENE.

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths aud Clothing
removes Paint Grerse, Tar &C.. instantly, without the
least injury To the finest fabric. Sold by Druggists ana
Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPUlIENE co
33 Barclay St, New York, 10 La Sale ST. Chicago.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

n Post once orders. checks, or dFafts on New
York, wherever convenient. II not, tnen reeister
'ne ie''ers containing money. Address
], W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun cfpce, Eew YorS Guy,
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THR sFMI.wEEKLY sUN.

Five comics. one year, separately addressed,
Eight DoilaEs.
lea eoPles, one yesr. separately addressed Cand
Al ehua copy 10 getter up OF chb),
sixteen DOllara.
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A CLERGYMAN while residing in
South America as missionary, dcovercd safe
aud simple remedy Tor the cure OF Nervous Weakness
Early Decay Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or.
gans aud the whole train OF disorders brought bane
nl ana vicious habs, Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire hepoet
the afflicted aud unfortunate will send the receipt for
preparing and using this medicine, In seaedenvSOpe
TO any one whu needs Il free Of charge Address Jos
Il. INMAE, Station ID, Bible House, NJ Y. Atl6
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Agents Read This !

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per week and expenses. allow a large CumHllason,
10 sell our new and wonderful inventions. Address
H9B NJ. WAGNER q Co Marshall, Mich.
NIO a DAY for all with Stencil Tools
WV Address a. L. GRAHAM, Spring ggrla, VT. 4tiB
03DS a MONTH, Horse & Carriage
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AshtaAula, June 9TH, 1871
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-29
United States Of America,
SOU TIL OAROLINA DISTRIUr.

FOURTH CIRcUIT-IN EQUrTY.
Abram Van Buren aud 3. Angelica, hi g wife.
ct at, rs John Potor Brown, ct ol
PY virtue Of an order Of the Court in this
ID case: will offer for sale. at public outcry,
on the FIRST MONDAY in November. 1871. At
Columbia, at not lcse than the appraised prices
below stated, tho fol owing parcels Of LAND:
All that PLANTATION, called .'Big Lake.
situato, lying and being in the County Of
kichland, III said State, on the ConRaree
River, about eight miles below Columbia con.
tanning about two thousand ono hundred and
seventy acres, and appraised at twelve dollars
per acre. Said plantation has boen divided
into two tracts. Of nearly equal quantit,, By
the road running through the plant ation from
the main public road to the ConRa rec River
and the tracts will be sold separately.
ALSO, .
All that PLANTATION, called s.Sbiyer
lying in same County and State, about eight.
oen miles below Columbia, conta lining thirteen
hundred acres. moro or less, and Appraised
at ten thousand dollars. tr2I. .l.sl
TEAsis oF SALE.-One. fourth cash; balance
upon q credit of one, two aud three years.
with the bonds OF the purchasers, bearipg In.
tereat at'the rate Of seven per cent. payable
annually, secured by mortgage ofthe lands
Purchasers to pay Tor stamps and papers. tl,e
Said isnds may bo purcha eed at private salu,
on application to the undersigned, at Sumter.
8. G. J. s.. q. RIGHAtDgON
Oct3 SPECIAL Referee.
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Shoes! ShoesI Shoes!
~. '.

RELOW we euumerate few styles OF the
very desirable stock Of goods on hand in
our Shoe Department.
This department is now successful feature
OF our business, aud is pronounced by
shrewd local buyers, as we'll as travellers for
large Shoe Houses and Factories, to be tho
best in the United States. This is pretty
strong for Columbia. q small inland town Of
sonth Carolina, to contain and operate sue
oessfully the bcst Shoe House, the best Dry
Goods House. and The best Millinery and
Dress-Faking Establishment, s.ALL COMBINED
UNDER ONE ROOF" in the United States; yet, it
is positively 80; Columbia contains the House.
aud orns IS THE House.
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Gents Cali hand. stitched Dress Boots.
Gents Calf hand stitched double sole Boots
Gents Cali hand-stitohed Scotch-edg ged
Boots. -
Gents Calf hand-stitched Congress Gaiters.
Gents Calf hand-stitched Scotch-edRed
CATERS. 7'-' - =
Gents Calf double sole Hunting and Riding
boots.
Ladics' Gall, Goat, Kid and Serge double
sole BalmoraIs.
Ladies' Calf, Cont, Kid and Serge double
sole Caters.
Everythlng possible for Children, School
Girls aud Boys. All warranted aud from the
bcs7 makers in tho world.
Oct 26 Il. C. SILVER 90
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FlnanoIal and Com merpIaI.

NEW YoRK, October 2s-Noon.-
Sales OF cotton for future delivery, last
evening, z, 300 bales. as follows: October
IL; November 1875. 1916; December
1919. l8h; January 1879 IG, l8X,
1915. 1877; February 1877, Is 1916.
1874. 1885; March 1871. 1876, 1911.
10 l-16. -; April 1917, 1915. 1877
Flour and corn shade frmer. Wheat
held higher, but quiet Pork quiet. at
IL 76(@t3 90. Cotton dull aud heavy
uplands 1885; Orleans 1915; sales 100
bales. Freights firm. Stocks strong
and steady. Governments and States
dull and steady. Gold heavy, at 11%@
IL: E1ohanee-long 81; short 9241.
+. M.-The bank statement shows
loans have decreased over 81, 1000, ,OOU;
specie Increased $500. 900; legal tenders
decreased nearly $500. 900; deposits de-
creased nearly S500.O0O. Sales Of cot
ton I.9l! bales-uplands 1875; Orleans
aa999. Flour hrmer. Whiskey lower
S9aM. Wheat 10 lower-winter red
Western l.5e@1 go. Corn 10. lower
7819@sO1f. Rice easier--7MMsh.
Pork firmer-1300. Lnrd-kettie YO15
Freights firmer. Sales Of cotton for
inture delivery. to, day. II, 700 baies, as
follows: October Is; November ls,
II 1916. 1s 1.16, 1879; December
18 BIG, 1871, 18 SIG. I8a6; January
lsM, IL 7-l6. 1926. l8 GIG. lSs6; Febra.
ary IL 11.16; March l9J6@l9 i6; April
1925. 10 Is, 1917 Money easy. Mt 4M
s: Sterling 85a(@s2l Gold 1lI@llX.
Governments aud States steaiy Ten.
nessees &C; new 6G. VIrginins 5016; new
W Loulsianas G5; new sc; levees 64 !;
8s rs. Alabnmas 90; IS CT. Gsorpius
30; Is sc. North Carolinua 36lS; new
1919. South Carolinas 72; new 42L.
BALTIMORE, October S.-Flonr tirmer
and in increased demand. Wheat firm
er. Corn firmer-white 6S@72; yellow
67972. Provisions unchanged. Whis-
key 95(096. Cation nominal l-midding
lS!t9; receipts 357; sales 1l5; stock 2, ,437.
BOSTON, October 29 -Gnttun qn,et
and stendy-mid1ling 1881; receipts
1870 bales; sules 5000; stock 6, 500.
WILMINGTON. October % Cotton
quiet-m'ddling 177a; receipts l13 bales ;
sales II; stock 33,2O7.
Charleston, October 2S.--Cotton
ddunlal-middling d III 17M@1724; receipts
2,f34 bales; sales 2,0UU; stock 19,334.
AUGUSTA. October % Cotton quiet
and weak -middling 1G34; receipts 100
bales; sales 1000. ''-' NM
SAVANNAH. October 28--Cotton in
good demand middling 1f150179S; re-
celpts 2,ol6 bales; sales 1000; stock
&c. Tug
NEW ORLEANS. Octtsber 28.-Sales of
cotton ., 2oO bales- middling 18; receipts
l ,S27; stock 40 1927. .
GALVESTON. October % Cotton easier
good ordinary 15@15M; receipts
l. l26 bales; sales 1900; stock 80, 500.
MOBILE, October 2S.-Cotton quiet
middl'ng 171s@l7A; receipts Q. .IIs
bales; sales 900; stock 22,776.
L1vERPooL. October 2S-Evening.
Cotton opened dull and closed heavy
uplands 93s@956;. Orleans 93i; sales
=. S.OOO bales; export and specnlatinn =. 600.
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MORTON HOUSE,
| NOVEL


BY the Author of ..valerie Aylmcr."
One volume, paper covers, with four iIlustra.
tions. Price 81; cloth sl.5O.
I Is etory OF the South. thirty years ago.
j. and the sceno is laid entirely In that re-.
gion: IN the state of Alabama so far as We
can Judge by ttu names OF towns and Conn
ties: 1t has all Of the merits aud few or none
OF thefaults OF Valerie Aylmer." The young
authoress. who ie lady ut North Caroline.
has, In her second effort. improved upon her
first. though that was work of d1citled
power, and received high commenda tion from
critics OF acknowledged skill. The Louisville
C0urter-J0urndt pronounced it tho best socie.
ty move! OF tho day, and tho Hon Alexander
Il. Stephens, in a published lotter. pronounced
it work Of rare merit. Ho said: "I was ex-
ceedingly interested in it., and plcastd d with it.
consider 1t one oi the best, JUDGED, tho very
best, novel have met with in long time.
The descriptive power. the wold-paintipg
power OF the author, is very great. 1 do not
know whom l have met with novel which has
pleased mo NO much. l shall look with into.
rest TO the future careor of this writer in tho
fields OF literature. There must DO a great
deal more Of tho same sort where this came
from" " N
Mailed. poet-paid, 10 any Address within the
United Stat "a, On receipt 0f the price.
D. APPLETON Il co Publishers,
Oct 282 5i3 and ISL Rr,s,'wav " u
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NOON DISPATCHES.


THE PoPE's TROUBLES ARMY RE-
ORGANIZED PROMISES RE-
FORM, &O., Sc. -s+. 4,.j..s , 5f i.
MADRID, October az. -Montpensier
writes to the President of the Cortes
that le will take his scat in that body as
soon as his daughter's health permits.
BERNE, October 27.-The Trench Go
vernment yet owes the Swiss Govern
meDt 250, 900. 600 francs for subsisting
Bourbaki's army.
ROME. October 81. -Antonelli ia very
seriously sick.
BRR11N. October 27.-The German
Parliament has ratified the treaty with
France.
LONDON. October 28.-Austria submits
proposals respecting the international
society for consideration OF the Govern
ment at Berlin.
It has been decided that tie Papal
conclave, on the subject of the Pope's
testament, shall meet in France-not at
Rome.
The Russian Legation at Berlin has
been raised to ap Embassy. Prince
60 tschakof is expected ut Berlin to-
morrow.
Phe French army has boon re-organ-
lzed into nine corps, each containing
three divisions; each division two bri-
gades; each brigade two regiments Of
artillery and $4,000 men extra for
Algiers. tfo.J
LONDON. October 2s.-Vatican circles
continue to give out that the Pope will
shortly leave Rome, unless Duo Dele
mourt is favorably instructed by the
French Government, aud there is no
possibility OF such Instructions
ROME, October 28.-An allocuiion of
the Pope has been published, in which,
while he recognizes the bishops appoint
ed BY tho Italian Government as pos
sessing the requisite qualifications for
their Offices. the solemnity repudiates
ltaly's guaEantees.s It protests against
the.invasioh bfithe Holy See. 7 The inllo-
cution also condemns the course of DR..
Dollinger and suoh as follow his example,
In warning against the decision of the
E.umenical Council.
- NIGHT ,DESPATOHES.
LONDON. October 26.-Gladstone made
speech at Greehwich to-day, in which
he eulogized the Queen and oompli-
mented his colleagues. and pointed with
pride to the vitality Of the liberal oarty,
and declared Ireland was now more con.
tented, and promised that the troops in
the colonies should be reduced, with va-
rious other military reforms.
ROME. October %. a conolave of
Cardinals to consider the aotion the COL
Iege should tnke in the event of the
Pore's death, is shortly TO be held at
some point in France. E5Hgtte4
MADRID. October %. 1t Ms stated
officially in the Cortes that the past years
cost OF the Cuban war was $4,000, 900.
A conspiracy has been discovered at
Barcelona and twenty persons arrested.