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New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

IT. NAT earning, u the road have been so 90 more tlhA ps,
, ir5 g.ir Ths pr,yruer-s three Jes 80 az IA
"a .fchy forward Aboat hri OF ih so-l br
, rails Remaining part viu o 'nl-.
i'ss N 2 Ne double track iron nrdJcs arc pow Pr PJ M
s.r..iion horNlk HatfoF and tAl Av1-'-'1 ''
completed Jar ns the present year -, ., irt, beiWccs
Src- ifnll rpor contract has sech Cr.ty by
M Cnr,oy atl thp Han anil New-iliyen kaai
ieh Il. he rrop,.ty both Conanirs has become ~ kA Of
,ier he mol OF ten manager selected eqnsty am ~. n,ei
U,,eetors of each cooperation This koart o. hah' M,
sept a. 1870 and Nr. D. Bishop Was appointed ri''1
Bnrnl yccpIcdicut .,,., 4, ~. We anuuaSs
Tder e above coal rac this Company e8hi e al y,
,7tOh. ali he ne auin.s Of boih ro's ard tt E.,A
,n log 10 M. Hsrorl aad Ncs Haven 'ai''v E I.arr
,onp,urs aru Of the earnings vii h p l As me-
10 Le lyii,l aIlo. he socAheners OF o-o''''' va
determined hy their no8ld ~ Dryotols ,. ,r arl lur-
On hs l,t OF November las; the b'an t G ~ 4 f 80
.,sot to len oats oi tho Board 81 hia ,,,,nssr sps
&C "a euteoi ccntaet With abe SHORE '- % 70 Scs-
,.g of h.ir - lTcft cat n.irf im ~ te
olir IA nu srruii rent OF OlJA lte i,l ~ 9q!l g.,
IN - p.i lurn. tho tye months JET % - ",'g Il, S,lg
lle tb epesso wi gsal durIga The sa4ae yI'l A''-
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
DECIsIONs-MAY1

Suurene Court thdmba8-Bv JudRc Van Brnnt -
pleee Aden.JlgIaeat or dollanz Haris se Per-,
Motion granted. 10 coss 10 abide event.
Ian0z0.-ile"hn ngf. RinisiOrf-ffei,r de.i.x
Crocker al CIOcterNeu0r Morton a Aa0a soor,tAs
.SuDsvIor COnyt-Speciaf TODi-ly Judge McCmn-
Richard syt Darcy Wheeler at N.lns. 1o ag. Co. i7 Eiea
sgi LlOcs Acer Rrock e al Tie Ion ni on ~ "a
sg L9dlm Bliss sg- Bliss Cochran agi Colnn-Oricr gaatd
Common piqs-SDeniGl Iam-By Judge loew-
KosSr AZ, He-su 2clsBe ~. Sanein e Che eir ~ 10 ~
roVc Isar Birmen ore Of le Marha n d. Cy Yort
Re'eree rrro confined application ganta Green act Cces-
Notion deas without costs Wolf s! 'oan-Aool ted v.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

fierros ~ No ~ East knthr N. latte, "a, ye.,,, ~ a..
sye ;vecge Hoves Of No I'm AyrsSe oosiyp ~
osmnei ackhon eooedi Of Charleston, c. were comysI
oSarge o. SeahT saich containing ~ OO gold ard 10 .os
VI yN.lp Decugng 70 Wm A. Husey ~ Charleston r. g. -.
singer on the steamer South Carolina Dickinson N
tho valuable, toe shel Wlen the steamer reached % s
Fauray last tie complainant and froners 49,
several taes Hussey returned 70 the scHr down or ts ,sh
erd l asleep When he awote BIS properly zone Yse,T m.
sacei was ofnd 'he seson of H0gek via ts s.
the g9li '"'If
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
VERDICT AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
The action Of Gertrude KOelges agt. The

Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Ne"-horh
TO s. OCo policy issued by the Company upon
the Joint lives Of Albert and Gertrude Koeges, came up
before Judge Tappen and jury for retrai yesterday
in the Kings County Circuit Court. The insurance was
effected in April, 1863, when premium was paid' III
July 1909, the premium hCing overdue, Dlrs' hoe'ge7
went 10 the C0mpanys Office. where she saw the ceIh'
j. j. Holly, and asked him whether she could sun pay
Holly replied that She could and Informed her that as
he passed residence every day he would call ana get
tle premium and that she need not give herself the
trouble TO 90 TO the Office The next day HOLY caed az
Ler residence received the premium, and gave recelp
for il, and also renewal OF the IOAcy On c - VI
Septg!nbcr 1859, Mr. kOelgcs died, ana Whch Mts hoI
ges claimed the amount of the p0cy tie t0IhpiS @ ,
tat 6Ir Holly had 10 authority 10 receive the pit
the time Tor It's payment having expired ana 10 po"eI
10 renew the policy. ,,o IN .bo err, oc
casiog verdict was rendered in favor OF phnhH ioI
The n amount claimed; on tho 6-c0nd ocCahiVh iho
ca Sc WIS tiled before Judge gilbert, VINO toVa u 0u
The itry and rendered verdict for the deiendants an
aurCal was taken tho General Term, wEeIe judge Gil
btrs ruling was reversed, and tral ordered before "a
iurv on tie ground that it for he jury 70 decide
y Uhctuer Holly had the power TO renew a f0iIelled
pnlicy, although the by-iaw7 OF the Company progluo
that Ho person can policy except the President
and SeCIctaIy Of tie Company The tral yesterday re-
suited in verdict for plaintiff for $1,000 and interest
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

had been the best part OF tho entertainment Robert
COyer. the man with the "bad religion wouid nave
rendered different verdict. r.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

The prnucIfiOn in the on-ll,c rom spcns the Tam
many lawyers judges, and Justices or the Peace, Is as
fOlOHS.
Nrbe- l.rrer. slh,y, exclusive Of those who
enly iollg public ohc
JdsGcGs Of the Peace
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
cnrRr cArerDhRs-~nr nar.


TrP C0YNssON AP,HtIsJ0HN 4 L0TT Ir8H1t to'frI'
so-er RORvrr EARIK Wv. H. LL0NAsD WiGD ,r aai is,s
GRY, opeas at II in ke hnpeUSaS
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
TIE TAMnANY GANG.
ANALYSIS OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE - GhH,
BLERs, LIQUOR DEALERS, dENrLEhEh,

Tho Tammany Hall General Committee Is
composed OF about 800 members, ono OF whom on the
one hand ranks among the highest Juol'ai iuho''on
aries I'm ths STATE while, the other hand many are
1i I'm x, 10 and groS shops
Tho leaderz Of the different cations thst compose
this Committee are about as follows;
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
THE NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAiLkOAD-
LIS IIISINESS AND CONDITION.

The report of the Directors OF the New
York and New-Hlven Railroad, just prepared Tor pro
sentation tothe stockholders at their approaching an
nual meeting gives the following facts In relation 70 S
business and condition Of the Company Ior 'Ho "
year ending on the last day OF March
1r Income nr,y the pt year Was a. follows: From tan noTi i's
Of passengers. GlOtil a.. freight SJi, u 5g Ne 81.
matter 6l3 OLer eso4ces Slt,o '--
During the period, the cIpvufes for repairs 81 t NIL %
brd es engines car, fuei. Light, saarcs g. -''g. az
rI5.l.i8 l1'.fce for tfSas 1-,s'.n t" =
*Olltl c. frora vt rh De Dc ui = , '' h' 70
~ ~ n for -c.t. ayir. ~ INCOME OF 49,. ~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

Ds -,n fr,,r d 7.-eut W.fs ll-ys ss rqro......
Nrahe who selling hr have aero cs.ahsblhen
Want eF.e.rn@i jy .fn .'or,--i --.1 mi il1etath
a., r.sresu. I'd o. h1rrru' to4.!E gn'eenth
Ms repeu OGo.I d. Peter s"eeuy. Ham "
Trssi giehsi L. Connolly stb IveA' E aeteaa aai
Tstatr-ifst
Tie following arc satisfied With th@'r calling
Livery stable keef ~ -oar.ns h-"e keeper
CITY oortrs'tps s.......-........ - :,
THE nu.h,r 81 impor1 public trusts, and The te of
ea"h held W ihe moro ntUfni al "coslS OF me Com
m tee loa-ued r!.h TIE iqrof dealers, two OF Enoul
aiso have sauniu@ establishments, @.e as iol.o"s
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

JUDGE BLArCHFoRDs ORDER oyERRULING THE
DEMURRERS IN THE HEATH AND RAPHAEL
rvTG
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14
Lake News.

The schooner Yankee. Capt. GEORGE FORD,
escaped the fires, it is understood, without
injury.
The schr. Oneida, of HUBBARD & Co.'s feet
was lying in Chicago during the fire, but come
out safely, as has been ascertained.
The schr. JuIa Willard G.. w. WILSON
Captain, LETT the canal on the 10th, and stood
out for the south shore, when she was met by
a squall, breaking her main boom and lnjuring
her iorsaid. This Obliged her to make for
Buffalo. She was loaded with salt from
Oswrgo and bound for Toledo.
CoLLIsIoN.-Ea Early on Thursday morning,
last week, in the thick and smoky state of the
atmosphere. rs stated hy the Cleveland Herald,
the schr. Harrest Home, Capt NoRRIs, from
Kingston To Cleveland, with iron ore, came in
collision some As miles wesl-soulh-west of
Long Point Light with the sehr. Fairchild,
Capt HAMILTON, from Chicago to Buffalo,
with 20 900 bushels of wheel. The Fairehild
was sunk, but the crew aud papers were saved
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

s. NJ FAssErr, brother of the FAssErs Of
this place, resident Of Chicago, has been
heard from since the FIRE, and the information
Is received that his fine picture gallery proba.
bly, the most extensive and complete In the
country, but recently completed, together
with bis household effects, 10 tlle same build
ing, have all been desiroycd-slripping him Of
everything. The telegram requested II. FAs
sETT, ESQ, 10 come tn his relief but as this,
on account Of the serious, continued sickness
Of his son JonE. was impraclicabe, Mr.. D.
8. FAssETT left on Thursday morning to
minister consolation anl sympathy and to
afford the relief so imperiive demanded.
CHARLES CnosBY, related by marriage to
the BOoTn family, is one Of the sufferers hay
ing lost ever thing, with barely means left to
secure tickets fer himself and family to reach
his friends nj this place.
CAPT. JOSEPH HALL, late of Ashtabula, is
also among the sufferers, to what extent, we
do not learn.
is. DuNHAM, q e s0n-in lay of Capt ROBERT
BRowN of the Harbor, had his dwelling, etc.
destroyed. AID
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

On the authority OF the Associated Press. "
is stated that all the Cleveland and Chicago
Companies have gone up-sDd yet IL ls said ln
smother dispatch, that the RsDubite will pay
iis losses.
The old Hartford Insurance Company of
Hartford Conn, l. y. Fisher agent give. notice
that IL will meet It's obligations in Chicago az
elsewhere.
The Sun Of Cleveland, will make all loses
good.
The andes, e. II. Fitch. agent Is all right and
will 20 through sound.
LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office. to Ohio inventors, for the
week ending Oct. 81, II, and each bearing
that date, Punished this paper by Cox &
Cox, Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, ID. C.
Machine for clothing organ valves, c. d.
Goodman, Cleveland.
lrOl arch bfiJ1r, l.. KiIlingcr, Massilon.
Corn planter, J. Knuli. II Of, a. Paris
Carriage wheel, u. l. DOds"n, We. Liberty.
Scroll saw. / Hlrd, Cincinnati.
Machine ior making staples, w. T. NOlkcr,
ct al, CIuCIIl..i.
Curtain rack, 7. Schmidt, e, al. Cincinnati
BOOi paitoI1, H. Shopbell Ashland
Clothes drier, q. =. omirb, Hamilton.
Machine Tor Dir, ssIdg niilIsiones, J. |. Yount,
TippccaOc City.
Carriage, }. Curtis. Cincinnati
Cleaning Upilcr Il ies by steam jets, c. Da.
sanErOck. Cincinnati
Bob slcl, ID. Holtz, TifEn.
Blind slat operator. IL. u. Linn Sandusky
Cutter head 4. &. McBrth, llinilton.
Ditcning machine J. ". 81 u. S,oitz.
Pneumatic pump. J. Powell, Cincinn tti.
| Pump, }. X ,bert5, New Il Olson.
I Wise, J. Simpson, Cleveland
| Fence, J. d. Tin CuyahDsa Falls.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

Five reserve police were assigned TO duty,
ut the request OF various business men, in
view of danger rom fire, until the solvcncy Of
insurance companies in which our citizens
hold policies, and whose standing is likely TO
have been ati. cttd more or less dsastrously
by the Chicago calamity. These 10 main in
service until relieved by instruction of Mayor
and Council. Tncy are Kline, Chappcll, Hill
yer, Mcrriman and Berry. Their particular
beats were assigned them by Committee, con-
sisling Of Messrs. Dickinson and Crosby. As
but half OF the ten Reserves had qualified, the
following were nominated by the Mayor and
regularly elected:
Jonn Warrington, IIebcr r. Hollis,
John L. Watrous, Henry Aberl.
An ordinance regulating the sale and use
OF bdrning compounds, and the clecli n OF an
Inspector, was submitted Ivy the Clerk, dis
cuss and laid over. Adjourned 10 Wcincs-
,.uv pyeaiuu
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

There is story aaoat that couple of
quill drivers, respectively, attached TO rival
Journals, not hundred miles east, got by the
ears, the other day, which proving rather
tame, the entertainment was varied by a move
ment for the eyes, and this failing. success was
reached upon the mouth. Fingers and lhumls
suffered sufficiently to put AN end to the set,to,
A. which that 'ortunate mrmber-lhe nose-con-
graduated itself upon its escape in not being
called into Fequisiiion in such fraicrnal tle-
monslraIIon. That kind Of excessive pugna-
city mat cannot hnd sufficient escape and Fe.
lief nom the point of the pen, is an unfortu-
nate as well as uncomfortable possession, and,
as In This case. likely 10 lower an editor 70 the
isveief common people. atat'-hs-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO,S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR
FEMALES


InToitLb,s In correcting LrreguIGres EeNotsHJ 90
SifEcti0ns n Ahs KoHth9y Ferrous.
They never fail and may be depended upon IN every
lse where the monthly how has bcen ODsIrueed through
cold or disease DUPONCO's GOLDEN PILLS always
give immediate relief, being esp caly prepared Tor
married ladies'. lndy writes: ;" DuponcO.s Golden
pills relieved me- in one day. without Inconvenience. like
magic" The Genuine are now put up in Large (Ehpe)
B0sS containing double the quantity of Pills ana upon
each box You Will find my e" rIivats U. s. Revenue
stamp" Upon the st1mp see the words DCPnNCo's
GUDbEN FILLS, in WAsts Letters, wfas0ut that Hons
are genuine.
Rsnenl1sr the " Genuine" is IN The lYLkS boxes.
Fn aad explicit directions accompany each box.
Price 81 90 per box six boxes $500 Sold by Drug
gst every town, village city aud hamlet Throughout
the Wo, Id. Sold in Ashtahula by NJ. NEWBERY, Drug
gst. sole Agent
LADIE l-By sending him 81 20 through the Ashta-
bua POslohce. have the Pills sent le0nhdentally)
5. ID. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor. New York
C0pResVt AAa stgoSa h Afm-l-ee- -...sz.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

CLAIMED The body found ON the lake
shore above Madison dock, mentioned last
week. was that of ASHLEY AMEs, ot the scur.
Addie Bdrrofa. Who WAS knocked overheard 10y
the jibbing OF the lorrboOm ol that vessel On
the night of the 17ih OF September, about
fifteen miles below Port. Stanley, near the
middle OF the lake. Mr.. Ames was IL resident
OF Angola. N Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14
LOCAL NOTICES.


Ch
UAPpr RELIEF FOR NoCSG Ms from the effects Of
Errur- aud abuses ia cary life. MauHupd rr-tuTud.
Ncryuu. denny cared. IupcuImaEt- to Marriage
moved. Erw method Of treatment. Nv uUu i"lnaik-
able remedies Books and Circulars seat free, n scaled
Allrc~.. HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. South
NmiL ST, Pniialcl pnia. Pa. ~
'TuE UMIyER.AL AYSR."-Ou my Journeys Ov ! the
cOuti vnt HIUuga Turkey. InUia ChuJ japan. Perm
Chill. PHIa.uAy. Erdzil. aud McXiCU and The CLiitd
Saic-in tbc.u all to some cxteut. aud in -un!e to
great extent EaYr found size universal Aver repre-
senlrd by HE flniIy medicines, wiC Oft IN held in
fabulous cste III. Whether they win ,Ber marvellous
have ii to sIc degree that it frequently gave i'm
porrGuce 10 have come from the saule cUuatly-FisIds
letters ifoH C5sgaf
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPuiAWe have
believe thnt tl- very Useful aud trustworthy
institution. 1t been csis i -hrG for many years,
aud has always e. jOYed good reputation.
ADVERTISING will sell worthless medicines long.
many p.Jsou- lIuv: doubtless discovered l.ui Il Ic,-
icnv tuat recommends ii-.'f Simmous Liver kegu-
aur docs tral unly requires 10 be kept before the
public 10 insure sUcrcss. W. A NlED q CO.,
Pgoprie;ors Macon CGa Daily Telegraph.
The Confessions Of an Inyaiid.-Pu Published
as warming ana ioi Tue hcnent o Young NEIL ana oh
ers, who suffer from Nervous Debility, &c, supplying
the means of self cure.
Written by who has cured himself. and sent frss
receiving post paid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
2Gt?t Brooklyn, y. 7.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14
MARRIED.

At South Ridge Oct. 4th by A. F. Bryant Mr., D.
W. HAYWARD. TO Miss R. A. DRUMR all of ;. Ridge
Al South Ridge, by A. F. Bryant FRASKF; SANFORD
TO Miss ABETNA HAYWARD. both OF South Ridge
In Connsaut, October 9TH by o. T, Wyman, Mr..
WAlsER A. soovuI.E Of Ashtabuls, TO Aiss gLoREscE
3. RsostARps, o. oouneagt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

SHERIFF STILES having found WIN. II.
SAxToN of Geneva at Sandusky, returned him
Saturday last 10 the hospitality of his hotel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

The house of Gen. ANsoN STAoLE, known
to many of our citizens as former resident of
this place, but now of Chicago, is among the
fortunate ones in not lOosing his huuSe,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

A sample of three norcotcs of apples passed
in by MIR. PHILLIP Cook, of the lake shore
are the largest seen this year. The crcu M.
florence IS t3 inches.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4.

WHEAT-Mafket rulec steady, al 81 Tor NO ], red
winter; 81. .43 for No, do.
CORN.-old is steady at 62c for No. mixed new In
more inquiry and held at 50 for 81 for yellow
from store.
oATS.-Therc are no old arriving and prices are
nominal 4Oc for No. State.
BUTTETi-Ma-ket is quiet and steady; the demand
is moderate for choice. Prime at 21922 common to
good do at 15G20c.
EGGS--There is a monerate demand and the market
is steady at 2i6195c by the package.
CHEESE-The market is steady and quiet factory at
12Jl2Hc, for small lots selected.
POTAToES-The demand is good and the market
Arm at bOG55c track by car lots $4,000 for small
lots from store.
GREEN APPLES There is good demsnd for
sound fruit and the market is firm and steady at $250
$3 on per barrel.
DRIED APPLEs--There is a better inquiry and the
market is Hrm at ~ 15-i-s for fruit.
POULTRY-There s active demand for live at
lO1llc per pound for Chickens l2Gt2-la for Ducks
Spring Chickens 22G25c each.
oNIoNs-The request is good and the market Is
firm at 7OG7S.
VINEGAR-Puro cider vinegar In fair demand and
I firm at lsd2Oc, packages inclu1ed.
BEANS In moderate demand at &, 2,OOGs 25 for prime
hand picked
SMOKED MEATs-city sugar-cured Hams 15c dried
Beef l6c
sALT-onondago aud Saginaw Fine ss,i5 Coarse
Solar sag
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

MANSFIELD & Co.. are making fatterng
overtures for patronage, rs will be seen by
new adv this week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

The Home of Columbus, of which c. e
BRUCE. Esq, is our local agent, stands all
sound and right in view of any contingency
connected with the Chicago calamity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14
Conneaut Itcms.-Frcm the Exporter.

ACCIDENT.-We understand that d. G. ALLEN
LOST horse while driving up the hill at
KEEFUs mill few days since. Rising the
hill with heavy loaded wagon, the horses
stopped to rest, and the block giving way,
the wagon ran backward into the creek,
smashing it and killing one horse.
REvIvAL.-The revival at Pierpoiut con-
tiruvs with unabatcd interest. The meetings
are held in the Congregational church, and
are overlooking. a large number have pro-
iessed conversion.
FRUIT CANNING of the most enter
prising establishments of our village is the
fruit canning establishment of NJ. ID. CUM
MINIS. During the past season he has put up
over 10000 cans of corn, tomatoes and peas.
The magnitude OF this may be partly compre
hended when one remembers that Mr. Cum
Minis had fifteen acres of corn, and three of
tomatoes. Tie peas did not turn out very
well on account OF the dry weather.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Tne farm OF Mrs.
Lucy Ross lying in Plymouth, 40 acres in
quality, has been purchased by our fellow cii-
gen J. Ii. BUGBEE. Consideration not named.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

A dry old joker of the neighborhood, hap.
pening into one of our torres when the Cnica-
go calamity was under discussion, asserted
that II Vanderbilt had been II, hand he would
have qucnched the devouring element with
very little ado. To the eager question:
" "Howr" He replied, by walcIin. il ss hc had
done the Lake Shure stock! The laugh come
lust her
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

CoUNcIL met on Monday evening last, all
present but 4. A. SrRoNG. Minutes read and
affirmed The following bills were passed in
and ordered paid-most of them 10y Street
Committee, for work upon roads and side
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

The number of letters received at the ASH
tabula Posiotiicc the last quarter of the year
ending September Goth, was 1850, and the
amount of stamps cancelled during that time
was $50. l5 This cxce.ds the last quarter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

MILLINERY-MRs. b. II. MERRIAM announ-
ces the arrival OF her stock OF iall goods-full
varied and elegant. Under her adornment
the ladies of Ash,sbula have no apology for
any want of loyclness and irresis aOle attrac-
{iyenesS,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

AUCTIaN.-1he Livery ana otner stock of
r. g. WARRINGTON about TO leave North
Kingsville, will b. soldat auction on Saturday,
October 2l. 1t consists of horses, carri.g, s,
wagons, harness, cutters, bob-slctls, &c. For
partcuarssec see bills. The sale will begin at 10
o'clock, forenoon.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

PERSONAL. = The Rev. G. NJ. TUTuILL,
late of the Congregational Church o! ST. JOHNS,
Mich, las been appointed agent for Michi gan,
for the American Bible Society" in place of
the Rev. Mr HINTON, who removes 10 Mime
sofa. In accordance with this arrangenent,
Mr.. 7. offers his property in st. Johns for
sale, showing that he is breaking up his con.
nrctiOn with that place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

COMMON PLEAS will begin next Monday
Judge Chaffee on the bench.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14

THE BRoAD-Ax OF DEMOCRACY is the ter
rife and sanguinary name OF little quarto
sheet that made its appearances in New York
city, on the last day of last month. lis OBJ
jccl, ann and mission, as gathered from its
salutatory-" being TO uphold the rights of
the eople, especially the working class,
against the usurpation of capital and the out
RACES of ring politicians of whatsoever name
or nature" with an incidental espousal, or
squint at life Insurance. The name of its
editor is "RoX" LIVINGSTON and lha. of its
publisher and manager, G. J. CRAWFORD.
Anybody wishing to subscribe will address
the paper by name, No II, William street.
The other day we had the Ku-Kiur, now
the BrOad-dr. We shall not be surprised at
the appearance OF others of the same progeny,
with some such cognomens asa Voice from
tie Pit Blue Flame, Sputtering Sulphur, dc.
Ough! this Democracy is a terrible thing
The KNABE PIANo.-We refer with special
pleasure TO the advertisement OF the great
Piano Mandatory of Messrs. WIN. KNABE Il
Co.. of Baltimore.
This factory is now one Of the largest in
the world it is magnificent five story struc-
ture, fronting an entire block on Euiaw street,
and covering, together with the lumber yards
attached, some two and one-half acres #
ground. Three hundred and fifty men are
constantly employed turning out some forty
instruments per week.
The Knabe Piano has by its superiority not
only well nigh driven those u Northern manu-
iaclure from the home market, but also enjoys
large sale in New York, Philadelphia and
throughout the entire North and West besides
their largely increasing southern trade
Tie most talented musicians of the day,
both amateur and professional, testify to their
Superiority, and wherever exhibited they have
never failed to carry Off the highest awards
over all competition, having received no less
than Go first premiums. During the last season
they were used simultaneously by the most
distinguished artists at the opera houses In
Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New York, Brooklyn,
Chicago, etc. There is certainly no instru-
ment made. more durable than the KNABE
PIANO. none but the best workmen being en-
ployed and only the very best Of materials
lQsed.