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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18
BRIDGE NOTICE.
THE HECOMMISSIONERS of Ashtabula

l. County viii receive bids on Friday April 81 com.
moncing at ~ o clock m. for furnishing the material
aud constructing cnlvcrt the Hubbard Rum where
the called Plank Road crosses sald Run near Toll
Gaie No, 9, South ~ Ashtabua Village,
said Cuyert to be ~ feet span with abutments feet
high feet and In ches thick ut the base aId battered
TO > feet Al the top.
Said oRyert to be no foot long, with wings at each oud
10 eet long AL ~ be laid mp In course from end to end
hds will be peeel"ed said Culvor of sound
a Oree0etoue such used Ia constructing the base
lntnt walis OF tho Harm for the County InhrnRry in
kingSnle Townshp. Also bids for building the same
with Black Stone
nids VIII be roecYed by said Commissloncrs for the
hinhg And eon'ir1etinEa Rad hsd sald Culyert
% hna gsyf ~ ,c Wide To the height OF the prcsent
Also, said Commissioners will receive bids al the same
uhe anu place. Tor the construction OF Iatnce Bridge
over he Ashtahua Creek al the crossing near the 40
called onhgs Mile said Bridge to- be built Ter the
plan OF one constructed by VIM brown near the Cool
MIL IN tue township ofMonToe, South of Ksll osyile
A null description plans and specifications OF an the
above work can he had by calling upon NJ W. WrIahl
one OF said Comnissloners at kngsvine or win be DIN.
en- at the liuae Of letting. ~ So
said Commissioners rssee the right 10 reject anv or
Az bids which 10 their Judgment would nUt be for The
wH. oRowEIA. kpaIto-..
-. ny order Of the COmmirsoAeFa.
Asdtors once, Jshsrson, March l6tl, IsIl. CT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

In the free intercourse of human life,
you carry to men tho faculties that are
active in you, and generally excite, or
tend 10 excite in them, precisely the
same feelings. 1t you are iratabIc, you
tend to produce irata,iou. If you are
proud, you tend TO excite pride, and the
resistance of pride. Ii you go to men
with envyings, ii you meet them with
jealousies, If you bear TO them the at
mosphere OF seliishness and selfseeking
they catch the infection from you. And
these feelings never, in you OF any oths,
person, ministered TO cheer. There is
no comfort in them. They are sand il
the teeth Beecher
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

The friends Of Temperance in New Jer.
seymade very humble request OF her
Legislature. they asked-noI that they
should be allowed.to shape the action to
he taken in regard tO,Iptoxioating .Liqnor
but that the people OF zach city to wn-
ship in the state be allowed TO decide
for themselves whether the traffic in In
toxieahng beverages shall be openly pros
scuted, uuder the protection, of law, in
snch city or township. This submission
to tho people, the assembly denied
them. by the decisive vote OF 49, To IL.
we Jadgs that the Republicans who. vot.
ed ia The majority will not be available
caDdidatesat the next election.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

SOUTHERN OUTaAGEs.-The action of
the Senate Republican cancus on the IIth
says the Iri6aRe, in resolving to prolong
the session of Congress long enough to
adopt some measure tor the protection Of
loyal men in the south, aud not enter up.
on any other subject, meets the hearty
approval OF Il o majority of Repub i, ans
h 're, though the sentiment in the caucus
was almost unanimous, there was long
discussion as to what the character OF the
legislations should be. The provisions of
Gen.. Bntler's bill were, 20 some extent,
examined, but when attention was called
TO- general plan giving the power to the
President TO suppress disorders in loeali-
ties where they are too serious to be dealt
with by the State authorities, it was gen
orally agreed that this was much more
feasible than amy special acts on the sub
ject. n is thought that the law ol 1904,
under which Gen. Washington suppressed
the Whisky instructions, and the law
OIL 1907, may be made the basis of new
law, which will not interfere with the
State organizations. A committee, consis-
thug of Messrs. Morton, Scott. Freling.
huyscn, Edmnnds & Pool, was appointed
10 confer with the Committee appointed
by the House, OF which Gen. Butler is
Chairman. Many prominent Republican
Senators consider the present condition of
affairs IN the South as very critical, one
Having said to- lay that, after careful ex.
alnlrsiion,hl deliberate opinion was that
AT no time during the Rebellion was
there more danger to the Republic than
there is now. Then the attack WAS open,
and We knew how to meet il now II 10
secret, and therefore so much the more
difficult to dsalewiih.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

New HAMPSHIRE EIEcTnE.-The Granite
State ut lie election on Tuesday last, seems to
have lapspd into the embrace OF the Democra.
cy, Governor aud members of Congress are
gone over by pretty large mnJority, consld-
ering her usual majorilies the other way. The
House of Assembly only is saved by malori-
~ often TO twenty In body of over three
hundred members, and that on vote from
one hundred towns, the Republican gain on
last years vote is 900. while the Democrats
gain 8,438, net Democratic gain of Z, go
The tribune adds that New Hampshire has
not become Democratic. This vote means.
mainly, II not wholly, Republican apathy,
born of over confidence and continuous tri-
umphs OF sixteen years, and republican disaf
fec,ion engcnderei by local qparrels on the
liquor question, and the unwise aud untlmely
SUMMER troubles
The World has somo special returns from
New Hampshire, and sums up tho result in
that State yesterday as follows Democrats
have elected Governor and Railroad Com.
misslsners, two certainly, and probably three
Congressman, and majority In the State Sen.
ate The HOUSE Of Representatives is in doubt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

The MethodIsss are wiser in their gene
raiion than the Baplists, who lately accept.
cd aigift Of city propssiy in N. York, for
EastariaE nses--for they have declined a
like proposition. The Meihodjsts properly
appreciated the offer as bIibe TO silence
iheifs complaints Of like granis to the
CaliipIies, and, weaken the opposition
sprihg.bg up ID all parts Of the country 10
atats ard Church uuity IN any sense.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

tB-In the House, on The 18Th, resolutions
were passed ssolishing the duties ON salt,
coat tea and coffee,
A, resolutions declaring the Constitutional
Amendment duly ratified was defeated not
ob,ainiAgs II two thirds vote.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

There are some members OF the community
that may be compared 10 n crumb Of bread In
the throat. II they goiu's right way, they at.
ford but little nourishment, and d'aTe Of very
lille account, but II they 60 the other way,
they give great deal of trouble and rise cor
r.spondingly'iH their own happiness and com.
plsesrey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

APRIL BbEoTIoN-The annual Spring election
for Township officers, on the irst Monday in
April is astappreachng. We respectfully sug.
gestto our Republican friends in the Townships
the Importance OF keeping up the party or.
ganization in full strength and vigor, by a
timely preparation, and by the nomination Of
good men and true to ill the several offices
1t is especially important that selections for
Trustees be made from the strong, intelligent,
well-posted and reliable men of the party
This is important in view, especially, of the
important State election, in October next
Competent and decided men are needed TO
voters, and to secure the purity of elections.
We are forewarned that We are TO have no
child's play at the October election. The de-
mocracy propose to move on our works in
Iolce, and to carry the day by storm Danger
ahead is already sounded along the lines.
Nothing but the most vigorous aud united &C.
ton will ensure success.
The Republican committeeman in the Town.
ships should move early aud promptly No
tices of nominating caucuscs should be given
limely-and the friends should fully respond
to these notices, that the caucuses may be well
attended. As far as possible, it would be well
for committeeman to give notice of their eau
cuses in the TELEGRAPH. The TELEGRAPH
circulates in all the school districts and neigh
borhoods in each Township, and will carry
these notices to all our reading Republican
electors. Send forward the notices freely,
bearing in mind that no charge will be made
for publishing them.
These notices will be valuable in their gen.
eral influence, indicating that the townships
are wide awake and active. Let us try to
make good show at our April election, and
be prepared, thus, to deal heavier blows at
the Octoter election, when such blows will
be so much needed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

Washington ladies complain that the
duties OF reception in tie way Of stand
ing still are more arduons than those of n
shop-girl. AT matinee receptions the gas
is not lighted, but tho rooms are partially
darkened, out of respect to feeble com.
p!exions. The Hostess Welcomes all comers
with profound courtesy, and invariably
with concession to republican equality
which is rarely found elsewhere, insists
upon giving each shake of the hand. To
the same desire Of simplicity may prob
ably be attributed to the banishment of
wines and the substitution Of chocolate
and home made crackers, which are
known AZ WATERS" a more efficient
substitute is beef tea, which is under the
name OF bullion, is extensively imbibed
by fashionable callarS. II is however,
doubtful whether beef-tea will, in the
long run, be found adequate to sustain
those physically tender woman who have
now been for three weeks standing and
Frequent outbreaks in Manitoba have
indicated that the Dominion rule is not
more popular or peaceful than that of
RieI, hen the province was called plainly
the Red River country. The garrison, it
seems, is simply a mob. its principal
pastime, robbery and for some time past
It's chief occupation has been to make
preparations for celebrating the anniver-
sary Of the execution Of a former enemy.
An American citizen has lately been
severely beaten thus adding to domestic
disturbances a lew international comp.i-
cation to distract further the High Com
mission and plunge the Canadian politi-
clans into fresh dispair at the prospect
OF losing fat places.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18
France.

The Paris rioters of the 10th Of December
have been tried by Council Of War MN
Blanqui, Flourens, Giraud and Avrille were
condemned to death for contumacy. NJ. Gou,
pei was sentenced to two years imprisonment
and NJ. Wales to six months Imprisonment.
The rest of the rioters were acquitted.
The National Assembly on the til, after n
speech by NJ. Theirs, strongly urging the re-
moyal of the Assembly to Versailles-rejected
By vote OF 407 against l04-an amendment
demanding an immediate removal to Paris
whereupon the propsslien for removal to
Versailles was adopted by the same vote.
The first public sitting. will he held al Yer
sailes on the goth of March. The Germans
were to evacuate Versailles on the 18TH
party Of Germans, of both sexes, num-
bcring about nine hundred, assembled in n
hall in Zurich, on the 9th, to celebrate the
conclusion Of peace between France and Ger
many. While the fesiivity was in progress,
the building was attacked by some French of
dcers and Gardcs Mobiles. The Germans de.
tended themselves, and in the fight many were
wounded on both sides. The Swiss troops
were finally called cut aDd tho distur.
bance suppressed, after making num-
Der of the assailants prisoners The French
officers and men attempted to rescue their
friends from prison on the night Of the 10th,
when the Swiss troops fired upon them, killing
tour and wounding many others. The troops
around the prison were aitePward strengthen
cd and quiet was restored. A Court-martial
will be convened for the trial of the rioters
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

JuplcIoUs.-We can generally tie up to the
position Of our usually judicious friend of the
Gsau9G Democrat, and the following in reference
to GEN. GARFIELDs expressions in the Tancy
matter, are no exception "Wo had not it,
tended to alludc TO GEN. GARFIEIDs speech
at the meeting for the relief OF the daughters
Of the late Jndse fancy, but the Leader has
been so generally criticised for its disupproval
thereof, that We cannot lorbuar to do so. For
one, we regret that GEM GARFIELD should
tako any prominent part in that meeting not
because his remarks were particularly ohjec-
tionable, or his motives improper, or because
the ladies for whose benefit it was called were
not entitled to relief but simply and solely
because the tendency Of the meeting was to
give honorable distinction to the name of the
late Chief Justice among those who abominate
the infamous decision with which his memory
will forever be associated. Had tho Republi-
can Members of Congress who attended the
meeting made their contributions through the
medium Of puivatc subscription paper, and
refrained from speaking, we apprehend their
action would have been less liable TO criticism" /"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

The sx-Emperor, looked upon by oil
Europe as politically deiunct, persists in
rising 10 protest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

PterS Musical MonMiy, published by J. L.
and literally conducted of the class of which
it is n representative. Each number contains
musical selections both vocal and instruments al
of the best character, and during the year
furnishes its subscribers with SO pages Of choice
new music for S3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
MILLIONS Eear Testimony to tho
Wonderful Curative Elects Of
DIR. WALKEIs'S CALIFORNIA
VIgEe!3RII VI!!! Ca. 3 !I!lB
AllE1.ll!aIailx:SSNa5;SA AllE1.ll!aI!a.l!lI.ixlII.:S b II
Gen. As San Francisco, oa and Commerce ST. NY
vinegar Bittcrs arc not ayilo Fancy Drink.
Made OF Poor Rum Whiskcy, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctorcd spced and sweet.
cned TO please tho tHste called "Tonics,' "Appcz.
ers" Restorcrs" &C., that lead tho timber on TO
drunkenness and ruln but arc u true Medicine made
from the Native Roots and Herbs OF California, FREQ
from NIL Alcoholic etimulnnts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Ecnovator and
Invgorator OF tho SYSTEM carrying OF nlI poisonous
matter and restoring the blood TO healthy condition.
No person take these Bttcrs according to drec-
tions and remain long unwell, provided their bones
ere not destroyed by mineral poison or other MEANS
snd tho vital organs wasted beyond the point OF re.
pair,
They arc n Gentle PurRntIvo Ms well rs n
Tonic, possessing ALSO the peculiar merit OF acting
asApowerfu agent in relieving Congestion or inilam.
nation efthe Liver, and all tho visoeral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
young or old. married or single at the dawn Of wo.
manhood or at e turn ollie, these Tonic Dllers have
no equal.
For Infammafory nnd Chronic RLeumn-
tism aud Gout, Dyspepsia or Indi igostion,
bilious, RelniitoRt and Intcrmlttent ReVers,
Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Biaddcr, these Ditters have been most successful.
Such Diseases are caused by yiiIatcd Blood,
which Is generally produced BY arrangement OF tho
Digestive Organs.
DYsPEPsIk or INDIGESTION, Head.
ache, Pain In tho Shoulders Coughs Tghtness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatons OF the Stomach
bad taste in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Paiptaton
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regions or the Kidneys. and hundred other painful
symptoms, arc the olsprlngs OF Dyspepsia. M
They invgoTato tho Stomach and stimulate the tor.
nd liver and bowclS, which render them OF uneoualed
efleacy in cleansing the blood OF all Impurities and
impartlng new life and vigorto the whole system.
TOR SKIN DISEAS SEs, Eruptlons letter, Salt
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arc literally dug up and carried out ofthc system in
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-18

The SAN DOMINGO CoMMIssIoY.-Th State
Department has adispstch from Kingston
which states that the San Domingo Commits
sioners will sail for home on the 10th or 17th.
They expect to make the run 10 Key West in
couple Of days. The Tennessee will proba.
bly, put in at Charlestown where the Commits.
sioners will abandon her and come home by
rail, arriving here the last of next week.
Some of the Presidents friends are advising
him not to ask action Of Congress on the San
Domingo matter until next December They
think it best that the report Of the commission
should go to that country, and if it shall meet
with popular approval, there will be a better
chance Of the Senate confirming the treaty for
annexation. If it is not approved, they think
the President will imperil his administration
by attempting to force 1t through the Senate.
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-09

"TnEY SAY" is A NUISANCE He
is forever making mischief Forever
poking his nose into somebody's busi-
ness. Forever villifying somebody
character. Forever doing something
mean. We suspect. "They Say" has
ruined about rs many people as whh-
key and faro banks.
"Thcy Say" is a snake in the grass
protesting the warmest friendship {
your face, he vilely traduccs you be
hind your back-not in the first per.
son singular, be it remembered, ior
he is too crafty for that, but he re.
tails, with Aminidab Sleek like sorrow
What other people say of you-iu
short, what "They Say"
"They Say is a bumbug. Tear
of the hyrocriiical mask be wears,
and you shall see, very often basness
and knavery OF the blackest kind
Sometimes we admit, "They Say" is
weakmin6ed, and ISLANDERS people more
through ignorance and thoughtlcssness,
than a wish to destroy their good
name, but he is none the less nuisance
for that, and God help his victim
in esther case.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-09
HOOKS AND EYES.

Twins, like misfortune, never come
singly.
Philadelphia has one hundred and
sixty citizen millional:es.
A rat with nine tails is an Iowa
curiosity. That rat would bea match
ior cat O nine tails.
1t is mistake to suppose that tho
sun is supported in the heavens by its
leans
The Young man who was recently
reported as dead, turns out to be onI,
i. dead beat"
The tobacco manufactures Of the
United States number ,023, of which
North Carolina has 2)5, Virginia lSj,
md Missouri l02.
4 prominent journalist in New
York, who is perfectly bald, has Of.
tered. a reward OF $1,000 for Il tale
that will make his hair stand on end,
4 young lady explained to pr!ntel
the other day the difference between
printing and publishing, and at the
conclusion of her remarks, By way ot
illustration, she said:
You may print kiss on my check
INT you must not publish it."
He took her at her word, and then
went Immediately and ordered a suit
If clothing for the wedding.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-11-09

THE New York OBSERVER - En-
tiers upon its Fiitieth Year on the lst
of January next. Its career has been
one of the most successful in the history
uf American journalism. Every de-
partment is conducted with ability. It's
Foreign Correspondence is unrivalled,
und its independence in commenting
upon political corruption is in the high
est degree praiseworthy.
We notice that it appears in a "-Nc'c
Dress" and also announces that the sue
cess of its Year Book for 1871 will re-
suit 10 Volume No. 2 for 1872, which
will be still more complete in its statis-
1ical and other tables of informa ton,
und in its general arrangement.
Such enterprise deserves success, and
we advise our readers to send for a
specimen copy of the paper. New
Subscribers will receive the paper free
until January lst.