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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02
DIED.

In Windsor, Feb. .s;h. hts, poRcAs ALDERMAN aged
20 years.
In JpTcrson Feb 2'th HErrIE. youngest dauEhter cf
V. J. c. and Adslla Hodges aged l6 manihs.
In Geneya teb. lath. Mr. LrciAS CowLEs, age, 20
years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

THE LECTURE at Smiths Hall on Monday
evening, by Prof MILLS, Principal OF Lake
Shore Seminary, North East, upon Recollec
uOns of the war OF the Rebellion, was a very
cleYer affair. The scenes depicted we're those
of his own observation, aud in which he took
part, and were graphic and given in concise,
pure scholarly style, beth of eLetOric and elo-
cution. The audience was not large, but ap-
preciative. Our only wish is that he could
have been better announced. and greeted by
full house. The Institution ~,lh which the
Prof IS connected is becoming flourishing
one, and the Spring term begins ON Tuesday
next
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

Conneaut and Litigation are convertible
terms. Never a court sits but that Conneaut-
ers in large numbers are drawn to Jefferson,
all fired up and enthusiastic over the strife.
Now we are informed in advance, that great
and important suits have been instituted to
go upon the docket at The next term, and
there probably to stand until retainers and
term fees and patience make it difficult to to-
crate the thing any longer. when the ques ion
will have to he decided whether there shall
be trial or amicable settlement. The papers
announce that Capt. Chapman has brought
suit against Capt. NJ. Capror for libel, laying
damages at $4,000. Several other suits of u
heavy character. from Conneaut are to he con-
tested this term: one IL u breach of promise
case, wherein "a live old bachelor named
Isaac Truax, figures as defendant.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

MIR. NEvAsoN of Morgan has the contract
TO build the Banking House for the use of the
Morgan Savings and Loan Association.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

LETTER FROM CoNsTANTINoPLE- The
reader will find second letter from our Tur-
key correspondent which will well repay pc.
rt,.ol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

LEWIS SHELDoN appears to think the qucs
tion settled, that Catawba wine can be made
in this region without sugar. The sample left
to demonstrate the fact, is hardly. we think a
pat,1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

Harry KoNTER having effected an srrang-
ment with his creditors. it is said will be able
soon to get under way again with his bust
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

Ladies, look at those new Seamless Corsets,
just received, at MoRRIsoNs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

The subscribers TO the Citizen who pay, are
to enjoy the possession of the Editors Auto-
graph, as premium. This is about the most
sensible overture in this line that We have no.
ticed. 1t docs not carry the tacit admission
upon its face, that most of these offers do,
that the paper is not quite worth the subscrp-
lion price, and il is therefore necessary to eke
out and balance up an unequal and unfair
bargain between The proprietor and patron.
The admission Is not crediiable one tO news.
paper men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

fnF obtaining photographic views is now fhst
approaching those who intend 10 have their
resldenoes taken, cen do so by leaving their
oFd efs at my rooms. have a complete outfit
for views, and esg make pictures from the
large view, llK14 inches in size to the stereo-
scopic. My instruments are of the hest manu-
fscture and have been thoroughly tested, and
are fully ahlp 10 do their work. Call and SEQ
specinSps, and leave your orders with
IL FRED w. BLAKEsLEK,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

Alexander Seamless Kid Gloves. every pair
warranted, at MoRRIsoN's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

The New York Times says you might nearly
as well forget your churches. your academies
and school-houses, as 10 forget your local pa
per. 1t speaks to Ten tunes the audience that
your local minister does. and. if it has any
ability nj all, is read eagerly each week from
beginning to end 1t reaches all, and, if it
has lower spirit and less wisdom than SER
mon, it has a thousand times better chance at
you. Lying as it does open on every liable in
almost eVery house, yon owe it to yourselves
10 rally literally to lis support and exact
from it as able, higk-tonei character as you
do from any institution in your midst. 1t is
in no sense beneath your notice and care, for
it is your representative. Indeed, in its char
acter it is O summation of the importance, in
terest and welfare of YOU all Il is the ag.
gregate of your consequence. and you cannot
ignore ii without miserably depreciating your
selves
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Editor Telegraph /.

Editor Telegraph;
In common with many readers of your val.
liable paper, am in quandary and we wish
to ask the Editor to help us out by the publ.
cation of our inquiry. Las: week, we read
"Queen Esther" by ADA D. D." and our quer-
ry is, why was the article written! What is
1t all about, this mixture of "old woman"
Capt jerks" "Prrsians," "Mordicai," "Ha.
man" "Zeresh" and all the rest Who is now
interested in the Bible Queen" that she
should be revived in so light and frivolous a
manner! If Ada d. D." can defend herself,
let us hear from her. DEACON.
Our fair correspondent will, we trust he
able to maintain her equilibrium under this
call for letting little darkness out of the
mind of our old friend, the Deacon" who
cannot be supposed to know much about
Capt. jerks and his associates, especially
when they appear in the garb of song and are
separated from their proper connections and
so anonymously mixed in theii companion
ships. Such old fellows, you know, seldom get
out of sight of the smoke of their own Chin
ney. and such things as cantatas and musical
soirees in remote regions like Jefferson, are
seldom if ever heard of. ada" VIC trust.
will make all due and respectful allowance for
these venerable specimens of the octOgena.
rian school
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

A somewhat serious accident occurred on
main street ON Thursday morning last AS Il
boy some 0 years old, soL of JOHN HussEy
was riding donkey through the Hollow, II
dog sprang out and started the animal, throw
ing the boy off, whose foot hanging to the
stirrup. was drawn over the hubby road to
some where near Mrs. RICHARDSON'S corner,
the dog continuing the chase and keeping up
the speed of the animal Dogs are such a
common possession, and the habit of spring
ing at passing horses, also so common. we
suppose there is no practicable way of abaiing
the nuisance and preventing the many acci-
dents that arise ia this way. Ii every one
could be provided with revolver, and shoot
every such dog in the act, il would be a service
to the community, though ir might, in some
cases at least, provoke a fight, and expose one
to a thrashing from the owner of the dog.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02
LOW CASH RATES!
DEPOSIT INSURANCE,

lately introduced by this company, is sCps-i0r =
any snort term Endo".ac:: o. TJ.t plan as 1.
hr-s Iirso surrender value Tor tie pol c. :he end
Ct .ny CT is currcnt years.
JOHN MANSFIELD. Agent.
- Tt-cow Arhiabula. Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

From paper received from Pensacola, we
conclude that Nj. PARSONS and family are at
thnt nlace
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02
Petroleum Oil

w T. WISH 10 say to our friends and
su.tomsts that Sg sst sysry barrel Of ths or esiS
Mind we seii 20 stsh u degrees VI heat FAhrenhet
THIS !. q Chemist. - g St Es5S'seMI tx
safe Iof 1ss; e., lya M es 2 su'e " ~
you want '0' '''S''' s'''''VT. roNBEs BRQ.
Fsbrunrv q isTQ bS.tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

An Irish soldier, lEba came over with Gen.
Moore. being asked II he met with much hos.
pitsliiy in Holland. "Oh, Vps." replied he, 100
inuch was In the hospital almost all the
time was there"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

Just received, a large stock of the latest
Spring Styles of Prints, at MoRRIsoN's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

A'eas and NfIghs.-If horses could make them
sevef understood human language they NOnd sgif-
~ by Universal Yea, :heir assc to the statement
that the .'UsTAs0 LIStNEsT IL the best remedy exant
for all thcs, external ailments, and by most emphatic
NeiQh" sb Nv their disEleasure NJ evcIy attempt to
use any other ,reparntion p ne stead. Eyer nce it's
introduction at 81, Louie, tte eosg Of the Mexican
War In 1919 II has rOvcd signal Lcsspg TO horse and
man--curing, with solutc Certainty and wonderful
despatch such equine syases spa 1p npgbouc poll
evil scratches tOofae Sc.. aud relieving and finally
removing the painful al, eiOns which attack the
muscles snews aud external glands Of hEman beings.
Complaints Of qu1drapeds 20 which az external
repsy Is applicable, the NCsTASG ,IS1NENT is prefer
a lie yeTy OF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

LEGRAND LOCKWOOD died at his residence
in New York, on the gath ult., aged 81 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02

Our LOCAL PRIDE has received very SEN
sible jog within few days past, upon learn
ing, as We have from the Titusville Herald
that we baye ~ our midst live President of
The l.. 8. a. NJ S. Railway Co.; and our mirth-
fuIness is equally logged by the rec0gpiiions
and greetings that reach the new dghitary
from various quarters. One derives pleasure
from the fact, because he c0mtempIaies ride
upon his road, while another. receiving the
fact Of the Inauguration Of the new functional
Ty. blufiy asks the reason for some of the
trains upon his line, being an hour or two out
of time : The Herald will please accept our
thanks for its contribution to our happiness.
THE LAKE sHoRE sEMlNARy.-The new
and rapidly growing institution ut North
East closed lis Wintef Term on last week
Thursday The Ere Despatch speaks ~ the
highest terms of The character OF the closing
exercises. Prof. MILLS, the fpvaey successful
Principal of the Western Reserve Seminary,
is at its head, and is adding 10 his reputation
by The able manner in which be conducts its
affairs. The last iefm numbered IA students,
The Spring term comHences. next Tues1ay,
March 9th. We lesfR that some are talking
of sending from this vicinity. 1t is certainly
easy Of access and Is Tanidly becoming pop
ular institution.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-02
ON Marriage,

On Marriage.
Harry RELIEE ron YOuS0 MES from the effects Of
Errors Aud aLdsys In early life. Manhood cstOred
SeTvOgs debility cared. impcdiments to Marriage
moved. New methtd u treatment. New aud remark.
able remedies Books a0d Circulars sent free In sealed
envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth ST.. Phadelptia. Pa. 81
The CopfefSiOns OF IN gpvaiId.-Published
as & warning aud Tor the benefit of young and 9th
ers. who Suffer ftOm Nervous Debility, &c. supplying
the means ~ self cure.
WritteI ay one who has cured himself and sent free
on receiving post paid directed envelope.
Addsese NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
2at9e BtoOklyn. ". 7.
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COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb, 7S.

FLoCR-The market is steady and hrm the de-
mand is very good for all grades. We quote fol-
lows:
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Rail Road Matters.

TnE LAST SEIKE was driven ~ laying the
track Of the jamestown Branch, ON Saturday
afternoon last al three O'Clock, within the lin
It's of Jefferson. II Is SAIL the gravity Of many
of the staid citizens of the Capital gave way,
and their 10y and jolllty was but lily suppress.
ed. Tie engineers aud tracklayers were made
the recipients Of an oyster supper at ThOmp
sons which IL was felt was the least that could
he done IN observance Of this notable event
Six or eight weeks, Engineer HErBURS tn
forms us, will be required to ballast up, when
the regular business of the line we suppose
will he started.
Indications Of an early start In the work Of
the A. Y. q p. line are sbadowed forth In a
visit Of Chief Engineer SLATURFEA Of the
Pennsylvania COmpany, and some half a doz,
en- assistants, TO this place and tue Harbor, on
Thurday morning last, for a general survey Of
territory, docks aud business clements and fa-
clities adorded at this locality for enterprises
likely TO be inaugurated by the great interest
so soon to be identified with it.
The work of inspecting ties delivered along
the line between this place aud Rock Greek
village, by Mr.. WHITTIER of the latter place,
has been In the course of prosecution, and the
inspection Of timber for the bridgldg along
the same division is entrusted to the same party.
J. II. BuGaEI. who supplied tho ties for the Sec
ton this side Of Austinburg, is now engaged in
supplying the material for whatever of bridg-
ing may be required along the route.
STILL MORE RANKING CArITAL,-Beside
the incorporation of ASttdbula LINN Associd.
ton, another institution of the kind under the
name Of the Manufacturers Loan Association
has been in the course of Incorporation, since
moved by some of the parties whose numer-
Gus thousands failed to find an investment in
the first enterprise. Successful steps have
been taken for securing a certificate of incor-
pOratiOn, and all the lncipient steps having
been taken, the books have been opened and
the desired amount of stock-$l00 000-Gub-
scribed. For the list of inoorporators, the
reader is referred to the call In our advertising
columns, for meeting for the choice of off.
GERS and for completing the work If organiza,
tion. Thus II will be seen that our citizens
haye an abiding faith in the growth and in..
portance of our town, under the influences
that have been instituted. 1t is a well known
| fact, that capitalists are proverbially cautious
and are usually the last to move when thcil
capital is called for The pledge of the sun
of 100000 within fortnight, for meeting the
wants of enterprise, fully attests the stead
iness of the faith that lifts the veil aud con.
templates the future growth and greatness o
Ashtabuln.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

spaldipg's Glue, who w3yM b, without Il.
In spite Of your teeth
Both above and beneath
Being lightly cnHmel'd and hin,
They will never break down,
Neg turn yellow or brOWn.
II the SOzDDoNTs daily brushed w.
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The best stock of Prints in town, at
MORRIsoN's
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From the Sentinel.

AUDITOR CRowELL is just closing his annual
settlement with the township, village school
and borough treasurers of our county and
his February settlement with the county
Treasurer. The follow items show the total
net collection also the amount collected and
apportioned to the different funds. said collec.
lion being made from the duplicate of 1871
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27
HERE WE GO.
on for Pixies Penk.--A Lively
aas Tea Party. iu

Chancellor Morgan and Major
MckissIck, with many others, will
take advantage of the opportunity
presented aud 90 over to Pixies
Peak, to batho il August in q snow
storm and quair champagne that
bubbles up in the Garden Of the Gods.
This is the original Olympus, where,
at Ossa was piled Oh Pelion and
Jupiter was wont togo on a bender.
Thithpr many other good peoplearo
going, to see the marvellous country
rs the gods left tito the tender mer~
cies OF Utes ard Yanks and Rebs.
The st. Louis Packet Company
charges only eleven dollars for the
round trip from Memphis to St.
Louis and return. Isn't it jolly2
Send your names-those who wish
to go--to Col. G. w. Alexander,
Appeal office. The whole trip will
not cost over seventy-iive dollars.
One may leave Memphis any day
between the first and twelfth proxi~
mo, and remain absent three or four
months. 7."ff
The distance from Memphisto st.
Louis, to Kansas City, to Denver,
to Pixies Peak, seventy miles south
OF Denver, on the narrow-gauge
road, is about sixteen hundred miles.
And this vast distance, doubled, may
be gone over for the trifliug sun
stated. Then one may visit Golden
City and the marvellous mining dis
tricts, where the richest leads OF
silver and gold found anywhere IN
the world for years past, are con-
stantly discovered. Elks, butialoes
Mexican rabbits, donkeys, cattle
countless antelopes, and Alpin,
nights robed in snow that never
melts, and on atmosphere so pure
and clear that one cannot determine
distances, are the attractions profferet
excursionists.
We publish the above article iron
the Memphis Appeal Of the 22nd
and would add that all citizens o
this county should apply to tn
editor Of this paper for reference t
Col. Alexander, MS there has bee
arrangements made to carry tn
party through for a small sum, no
to exceed seventy>tive dollars. VIII
wishes to go? Don't all speak q
once. 1t is the best opportunity eve
offered to see the western countr
at n small price.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27

Under this bead, the Jackson
Clarion in a recent number, replied
70 oHr article in respect to their
action In reference TO the passage Of
ihc supplemental bill to the lnsur-
ance law, and since the Clarion has,
in positive terms, denied it's entire
innocence Of The concoeiion, passage
or even knowledge Of the bill, until
after lis passage, We can do no more
than free them from any imputations
IN respect to such action, as we do
not believe that the proprietors Of
the Carton would make a willfu'
Misrepresentation Of their actions
even though il would save their rep,
ntaiion, il it were at stake. Re
garding them a. honorable men
and desiring to treat them as such
we acknowledge ourselves satisfied
with the answer to the charges mad,
against them, OF connection witt
this most outrageous violation 0
right.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27
viii Yoa Vote for GFeeleJ or for
Grant

TIE canvass has been narrowed
down to this question, aud the issue
presented 10 every man is one
uf voting for one OF two Republicans
or not at nh. II You don't like
Greeley and viii not vote for him,
then you msst take Grant for better
or worse. II you are a Democrat
and will not vote for Greeley with
your party, You give one vote to
Grant, who Is your bitterest enemy
and prosecutor. There is no choice
left TO any man whether he will vote
for or against Republican candidates,
as there ia none other IN the field.
Greeley is the representative of the
liberal, honest, peace-loving citizens
Of the North who have had enough
of persecution Of the South, but
would raise her people upon an
equal footing with themselves
knowing no difference and raeog-
nizing but the fact that they are
American citizens while Grant
represents tho military despotism
thnt hais carried terror, distress and
most cruel persecution into tho
homes Of our Southern people by
fastening upon US q cormorant band
Of re,aners, who have plundered
and robbed the people Of everything
in thcir power and hcaped insult and
ndiguity upon us. and who have, as
u party, trampcd under foot the
constitution whenever it conaiGted
with their purposes, and who do not
want peace with the South, but still
scyefer and greater hordships heaped
upon the still rebellious South.
(, IN a nutshell, will you support
that party which gives you full
guarantees of equal rights and
frotc tlon under the constitution
aud its maintenance, or that party
which would make slaves Of you,
rob and pluuder you, and heap
imliguity and disgrace upon you
by every conceivable means
There Is no difference in the final
result to US, as a people, whether
Greeley or a Democrat were elected
IN this election, as both would do
the same thing reform the govern
ment; would drive from power the
miserable "monoy lenders who
have desecrated The temple OF liberty
with their thicving operations.
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Citation Notice.

r., a.. cjtovtn, beir-a,l,w and distribn.
t,Ln p,,,sr ,t.cesseI yhn arc non
...idaa,s - ,ba s,ate ~ uissis.fn,, vF,
Iohn II, Power, Gillian Ann Bayless and her
husband VIM. Bayless Caledonia Power,
Eliza Howard aud her husband William
howard, whose pVstolhce aau'ess Is view
Market, state OF Alabama
James rover whos' pos'ouhce aaures' Is ne
calur State OF Alabama
Martha Cason and her husband james Jason,
whose p%0stofice address Is Columbus o'hte
Of Kentucky
Mary Cast aud her husband Hampton CAST,
who reside N the STATE OF tennessee, whose
postotiee address after dlligen' inquiry can
not be asceriainedi
sutton Power, whose residence and postonlce
cannot be ascertained after dlligent in
curry
Sarby Harden, who lives IN Arkansas, and
whose p%ostofice eannotoe aseer'nmed aftef
dtligent inquiry
Levi Power, who lives IN Arkansas, whose
poslolhce, or dillgeht inquiry cannot be as
ccrtained; ''.a'
The hoirs OF stephen Power deceased, whose
names and residences, on diligept inquiry,
cannot he asccttaincd
John Power, Tabithn Summers and her hus-
band Thomas Summers Alphus Henson and
her husband Jefferson Henson Margaret Pow
CT and her children by Holowell Power,
whose names are unknown, who live In the
State Of Texas, whose po1tot'ices are UNI
known;
James Power, who lives in Illinois, and whose
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27

Colonel Sam. Thompson, of the
Oxford Falcon, says he wants us to
let this man Pierce alone; that lie
thinks we have as much as We can
attend to It we show up Wells and
Glll In their proper colors. W.
don't think we can do these roosters
justice, and would like to have our
friend OF the Falcon open his box
on them OCCASIONALLY Holly Springs
South.
We object 10 the South, or the
Falcon either, pitching into oul
man, j. Il. Pierce, He is our prop.
erty, and we don't intend to ullow
any one else to "kick our repre-.
sentative. We made a selection
out Of all the "scrawny' pack, ant
took him for the mangiest of thu
lot, and we think it is too much fol
everybody to DO saying something
about him, yet there Is no doub
but what tlere arc few things II
would not do for reward, and !
probably independent Of our warn
assistance in helping him to carr,
off the spoils" OF his public ser
vices. n3s 9f5