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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-07

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twenty. AZ that time he was q De- pail,
From the Nieeouri regiment where he
served he was detached on the staff of Gen
eraI HcC Clernsind, who was relieved of his
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cOnnt Of difEerences With General Grant
II UOnvefs sstion with Colonel Bowers,
Assistant Adfntant General of General
Grant, the young Lieutenant Colonel gave
II g his opinion that the attack ON Vicks-
bury on fhe wenty.second Of NAV was
disastrous. which irritated that gentle.
paen. ma fSe witness was represented as
Aay1nx oxakeorated the losses Of that day,
1hfs was the beginning Of the prosecution
egainst him IN the army, ending in his
xtttosation to the command. Before going
nto the drsny had practiced law in Mis-
bSurf. He became Republican at the
bteaking outS Sof fhe war. Coming down to
history in this Stste. the first incident
tbat sttuet tke exxnnina ation was the history
~ the voto 81 which he had been sent
to Congress, but it was only to give
character to the situation. The voters gave
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making up fund to pay the expenses Of a
delegate to Congress to represent and urge
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-07

Of them .as SOON a. they reached him. He
said he was willing to lose the power Of
appointing supesyikofs of election, as he
was sdestrous Of being relieved from the
responsibility which it placed upon him,
and hewould insist on their modification
For all the troubles and commotion that
recently took place, for endangering the
peace of the city, for the sad condition Of
things that imperiled the safety of the State
government, the Customhouse party were
solely responsible, as the federal officials in
that party had used the patronage of their
Offices to control members Of the Legisla-
ture, to edit newspapers, and had succeeded
in entrenching themselves in their hostile
attitude toward the, State government by
the power which the federal Offices coIsse
ferred upon them. Of the twenty-eights, wi
spectors in the Customhouse therewf
w. Carter. j. r. G Pitkin and WlIsr, Galiu
Toy. all inspectors, whose sole denksy son
sisted in writing editorials for th'asa atio"a
Republican,. These are few an. instances
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the dignity of temaest. .ftialWa' teapet were
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-07

Applications for Ladies' Invitations may be mode
to any Of the Manngers and viii n hclpg left at
the Office of the Secretary, No ~ P0ydra4 street.
street be placed before the COMMITTEES On cqvitAr
ton. K Pp%cssiGsaSs % 81 sSs s1 x q e the ss
Mask COMMITTEES will be appointed, and No one
will be permitted to enter the ball room IN max
without first ,rpairiDg to the meek room and IN.
making; anec nat committee will have full author.
ity to refuete: imittance to my person who may
be objection. Cor
By order eecst Preaide1k
= iass ,ssSs0 1JOHN q. FLKnING, Secretary.
T7WS. & FOURTH 1NNIvRRsARY.
aRAND
FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL,
To be given BY
wAsHIseros srsAA ENGINE coxrArr 70. =,
Isl MASONIC HALL
saturday Evening, February -. 1eg9!It !;
COMMITTEE or ARKAgGENKHfs. T Z
Theodore II. Brode, Chairmaa.
A. J. Desmond. " }. Lambert. Al. HAnly,
Wash Marks. Daniel Smith, Iobn Nc0oWaaL
TICKETS TWO DoLLAls I
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-07

|. J. Desmond. vi. Lambert. Al. Hanly,
Wash Marks. Daniel smith, Jobn Mc0owaa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30


Scow Lydia Mac, Capt BERRY, Of Port Stan.
ley, Dominion, loaded with 430 bushels of
peas, for Stevens & Son, Cleyeland, and four
hogshead Blue Clay, 10 Mddleberry Potters,
becoming disabled in her rigging and sails,
drove on TO the beach a little east OF the Hu-
Dor, on Wednesday morning. She is SO high
on as tq lay easy, and as yet tight
THE arrival of the Scow YamPyre, as an.
nounccd last week, containe an error or two.
Sac has been for the past season commanded
by Capt. GEO. PARMLEE, and her load of lime.
stone was consigned to VIM. Humphrey 81
Son instead Of H. Hubbard u Co.
Quite fleet of vessels--mnstly those of ii
HUBBARD q Co., have been awaiting, at Buf.
falo, suitable weather for reaching this port,
and going into winter quarters. The wind
for week or more, has not been favorable
vcering mostly from south to southwest.
They are daily hooked for, and not u little In
terest is et in their safe arrival, for the reason
that they are officered and manned mostly
from our own community.
The vessel of this harbOr. noticed last week
is believed to have been the schooner Citisen
which was taken IN tow by the cutter, Perry
Capt. OTTENGER, and towed into Cleveland
on SATURDAY night last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

SAYBRooK. cpizoos has spread itself
over the township pretty generally, and a ma
jorily of The horses are sick--s,mc quite scri-
odsly others only slightly Mr.. Crisp's team,
at our hotel barn are still sick, aud 1t Is tie
fourth week since they were laid up. The
epidemic has developed power heretofore
unknown among us-I refer TO lcg-power.
Many have just found out the leg Innate use
Of their pedals. We noticed several heroic
women at church yesterday, who had walked
two miles to attend divine worship. We hope
the scourge will soon pass away.
A Mr.. Spencer has writing class at our
new town house, numbering about ~ pupils.
Many of our iarm,r rs are improving the
open weather Ia digging their potatoes, which
the snow caught in the ground They do not
seem 10 have suffered much harm from the
frost. Thousands of bushels Of apples have
laid on the ground under The snow, and our
cider tOpers are mourning on account of the
prospect of diminished quantity OF their n
vorilc beverage but since the snow has disnp-
peared, their spirits have riz-us the apples are
not hurt The past season has been one ol
unusual prosperity for our armcrs. Crops
have Occn good, and prices have Lcen fair for
farm produce.
Union Thanksgiving services will Ge held
al the Congregational church Rev ID. Smith
pastor OF the NJ. T. church, preaching the an
nual Thanksgiving strmOn. Turkeys aud
chickens are dying in large numbers from no
disease that can be discov, red-uo epizooly,
bui from II habit they have about this time of
year, of yielding up the ghost, in order that
we may be thankful.
We hear much complaint of the obstruction
in the highway at llitchcock's crossing of the
railroad. Lumber is piled in the street, and
so near the railroad as to obsIruct the view Of
the track until one is almost upon it. We
have heard Of several aIR ld accidents at that
point, by parties getting upon the track when
IL train was just upon them. Qu,ry-By
what au horily is the street thus distracted ?
Yours, INDEX.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30
CINCISNATI. 0. Nov. 16. 1877


Editor 7elegraph-The epizoOuc has burst
out in almost every stable, street lane and by
path OF the city. Twenty CASES in one
livery stable, three deaths in another. Horses
that were seen well wenty.fOhr hours before,
now sick, and horses that were jaunted in APP
parent health AT six P NJ reported next morn
ing rs sick. .r.,a.v rf.
The main street car lines have stopped run
ming and but II small number of vehicles are
are singularly quiet,
Dray horses that fpurished in good health
teu days ago on Second, Third, Pearl, Vine,
Walnut, Main, and other business streets have
almost all gone, and general business is sus-
pended. Several OK teams were ON the streets
to-day, and the number is constantly increasing.
Dr. Curtis says Oi the horse disease In
the influenza the surface and the lungs have
not their due proportion of heat, and hence
the proper course should be to build or appro
pirate pretty large room lol the treatment of
this very good and useful animal. 1t should
be very close, except in provision for manage
able ventilalOrs, and supplied well with the
vapor of water, and aromatic substances, from
boiler below, so situated as 10 warm the
whole floor as well as fill the room with vapor.
The horse Cone at time) should be drenched
with strong tea of bonset and ginger, or some
equivalent, and placed In the bath room and
kept there I'LL he prespires freely then washed
all over with warm soap and water, rubbed
thoroughly with dry cloths, blanketed warm,
and put into warm, but well ventilated stall,
and fed with wheat bran, shorts, or cut feed,
IN which arc mixed some of the medicines,
with little salt 10 make it palatable. lie
should be exercised little, and very often
outdoors II the weather is pleasant, and II
necessary subjete to the bath and medicines
till he b entirely well but give him no poison
GUS drugs, Ii these must be used for medi
cines,lct II be by men who believe that the best
way to cure disease Is 10 give the patient tha.
which in ito nature is inmical to life, and the
| surest means to work its total tcrminationg,p
tn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

Tile Phren0log1cM Journal for December, is
capital number of this excellent monthly, aud
worthy completion of it ity-fGh volume
Let us note few of the topics considered ::
William B. Astor, the noted millionaire, with
fine portrait Ancient Human Crania Man
rs an lnhnbitrnt Of Two Worlds; Expression
the conclusion of this most valuable series
of essays; Some Familiar Views of Socisty !;
The Pretty Man and the Doll Faced Woman !;
Mr.. Froude in America: How the Organs or
the Brain wee discovelel William H. Sew
ard, with a splendid portrait; On the Forma-
ton Of Charact,r; "The One Eyed Conduct
or" again; "Fanny Fern" Origin of Mealli-
ferrous Deposits; rockies and Beauty; Chris.
tian I'm Infidel etc. 30 cts for the number;
So 90 year. Now is the time to snd your
S bscrinlion TO S. II. Wells, go Broadway,
New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30
on Marriage.

IlArvr BgLEr Ton Youss NeS from The effects of
ErrOrH aud nbnses In cdry iife hanhgpd restored.
Nervous drbHty cured. imDedimcgis 10 Marriage re-
novel Nov mcihpd NJ Treatment. New and remark.
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent free In sealed
Envelopes.
Adifess, HOWARD Association. No. South
kihin e., Philadelphia. Pa 81
AuE YOU GOING WEST III 20 take oar
advice aDd purchase yonr Tickets the of reliable
aBd poplar Missouri Pacide naiIroad, which
l. rO.irygLY. the only LiDg that three Daily ~
pross Trains from 81. Louis to Kan.as City and the
Wet aud IL. r0sTiygLY the only line which runs
Pnllmap's Palace sleepcrs and Pine Day Coaches
Pyeeiaiiy Jor moserO equipped with Millers Sqfsiy
P1'f0Jha and the Patent &sdIa BratG, from ~.
Louis N Katsns City, FO.t Scott, Parsons, Lawreuce
Leayohworih, Atchison, s. Joseph. Nebraska City,
Council BH1s. and OHi1ha UHio1i e1nBgs For lnfor.
nation in regard to Time Tables rates, &C., to any
point in MssOar, KanzHs, Ssbraska. Colorado Texas
or California cili upon address $. II. THuNPzoN.
Agent. Mi-soud Pacific Railroad Columbus, Ohio or,
&. A. Fonp, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis. No.
No trouble 10 0hswfr qDosti04sl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

TAYLoR's IMPERIAL PADDED CARPET
SWEEPER, hrs been introduced into our town,
and wherever used, given entire satisfaction.
We have recently had one added 10 our house
hold convenience S, and upon giving it fair
trial, praise it not only with confidence, but
with measure of enthusiastic hope that il
may impart its friendly assistance 10 many Of
the ladies in this vicinity, who find sweeping
with broom n tircsome and unpleasant rXer-
else ; while the sweeper, which is most effective
in its work. is easily handled, retains the dirt
in lis own receptacle; besides saving the wear
of the carpet which it receives from the Use of
an ordinary broom. Any one desiring to pos
sess one of these desirable domestic helps, can
leave their order at this Office, or address G. L..
Palmer 81 Co., Brashcr Falls, ST. Lawrence
Co., MY. A reliable Agent for this town is
desired. '.-s r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

p THANKsGIyING.-Tha we and ours might
be calm and quiet in mind-composed for the
faithful devotions of the day, and for the
deliberate enjoy ymcnt of our turkey and cram
berry sauce the TELEGRAPH was hurrcdly
prslared for press on Wednesday, with such
matter as could be gathered up, SO that on
Friday morning, as usual, it could be put to
press and sent forward TO our readers in the
mails OF Friday, as we are wont 10 do. II the
reader should discover that the amount, or
range and ri,ty of matter is less Than usual,
he will know the reason, and attribute it, first,
to deVOut regard for the day and lis religions
obs rvancc, and second, an irresistible appe.
lite for our turkey and pumpkin pie, and the
social enjoyment Of friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30
JS23-IS13.

Such are the years of that veteran of .hc
Religious Press, THE New York OBSERVER
valiantly at work long before many of lis were
learning 10 peep, and whose pages now eXhi =
ii more than ever the vigor and strength of
manhood. All hail and best wishes for an
other fifty years course, which is TO be inilia.
ted with the generous donation to every sub
scribcr of a JUBILEE YEAR Book, cOn.mrmora
ting filly the past, and giving encouraging
antcipations for the future We are always
ready TO commend the observer TO our read, rs
True 10 lis faith, and faithful for the truth, ii
Is unsurpassed as n family paper.
Send 50 10 the publishers, d secure n good
paper and the JUBILEE YEAR-BooK Sidney
e. Morse & Co. 81 Park Row, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

Rev. s. s. CUMMINGS, agent for the Baldwin
Place Home for Little Wanderers, Boston, ad
dressed our citizens ON Wednesday evcg, 20tK
ana took up collection there and elsewhere
about the village, Which amounted to about
one hundred and twenty dollars.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

MIR. sE'SMiTn, who has ofliciated as or
ganistattiie Pftsbyt terian church for the past
year, closed his engagement on the 17th inst.
Mr. SMITH has shown himself master of this
kind of instrument and his playing has elected
much admiration. He was succeeded on SUI :
day last by Miss THOMPSON, Of Pafnesville,
whe manages the instrument with creditable
skill, and appeared to give a good degree of
satisfaction to the congregation and authoritios
of the church,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

TREATMENT OF HoRsEs.-Our friend NEW
BERRY. at the Corner Drug Store" has betn
preparing solution for use in the treatment
of the prevailing epdemic; also a linimelt
for the throat, butli of which seem to have the
endorsement of common sense. They are
certainly worthy OF general attention and
full trial. Both. these medicines are put
up in convenient form and with iull direction
for use.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

HORACE WHITE, Esq, the Nestor of the
north western press, and senior OF the Chicago
Tribune corps, while spending the Thanksgiv-
ing season with his friends-the WATsoNs-
made us a pleasant call on Monday last His
amiablc, quiet and gentle, as w,ll .as gentle
manly bearing, hardly foreshadow the vigor
and irength that characterize the achieve
m .nts of his pen
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

The sale of the 70 acre farm of A, p. IIoP
FER, on the plank road, just south of the little
marsh, was effected on Monday last TO Mr.. C..
G. CLARK, of Sheffield, for $40 an acre. On
this farm is 10 be found some of the best soil
in the region, and the price would seem to be
very moderate one for Il farm of its charuc,
Ter. 40 elipiblt located. ',' s'' r p p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

The Rev. J. N, MGIFFERr appeared in his
place on Sunday morning last, and gave his
peoplethe pleasure of hearing his voice, in
brief, informal address. His II storation WIS
not such as justified the effort of a formal str
mon
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

lFyou value Your, horse and ille service he
renders you, call at Swif's Drug Store and get
a l0ttle of Liniment, with directions fer other
treatment-for use upon the first attack of
Episoot,c .Aaaseasa,. Do not use such a fiery
article as turpentine because it is cheaper, but
treat your horse like man.C)
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

EDWARD G. HUBBARD is candidate for
Postal Route Agent, on the A. y, & p. line
soon. We suppose, to go into operation. Mr.
Hubbard has the support of most of our lead
ing citizens, and hopes are entertained that he
may be successful in securing the position.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

TO COnsuniptlves,-T advertiser having been
permanently cured OF dread disease, Consur pon,
by simple remedy, is anxiols to make known his
fellow sufferers the of cure. To allwho desire
IT, he will send copy OF the prescription used ree OF
charge With the directions for preparing and shE the
same which they viii find sure Cure Jog Consumption.
AstlsaG, Bronehitis, dc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
1867 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
t6 Penn Street, Williaw
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30
Twenty Years Nounger.-To SOY that huI

IWenIy heWFB hOUHgtT'-IU sHy InHt HuIu-
reds of maids, wives and widows look twenty years
younger than they in consequences of she complex
ional freshness derived from the of Hagan's Mag
noa Balm" s simply to state an absolute fact, which
might be promptly verified by direct testimony II ladies
were as willing to tell their ages to use The best
means of making themselves lovely Nature sometimes.
but very rarely the charm OF perfect features
with q complexion OF exquisite clearness but even
then time begins to make inloads upon the veyet
cheek the fair white brow the ivory bust the rounded
ann. To preserve the glory of woman" unblemshed
even after The meridian of Il has passed, 1t is only
necessary daily this cooling, heallhfu vegetable
preparation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

Our Cincinatti correspondent ~. H." writes
very readable article and We regret his let
er could not find place last week. We give
so much of il this week, as will be deemed.
seasonable, and trusting that the writer will re-
deem his pledge TO favor us with further efforts
Mt his men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

PRESIDENT WATSON, OF the Erie, is giving
some pretty strong Indication that he has no!
identified himself with the N. y. IE Eric Com
nany for any mere holiday amusement, or that
he has done SO with any other Object than
business - stern, rigorous, straight forward
business. He seems not only TO have assumed
the guai dianship Of the present aud future,
but he Is taking retrospect of its affairs and
its managers, and bringing the strong arm of
the law 10 bear upon those ring operators who
have swindled the stockholders and sqpan-
dered the revenues of that villainously out
ragged organization. The past week has wit
messed the arrest of jay Gould and Daniel
Drew, for frauds upon the Company, and the
first put under bonds of s. 100000 and the
other of $5000,000. The evidence which has
led TO these arrests was furnished by falling
out among the corruptionists. Gould's opera
tion in Mort Western Railway stocks, brought
many of the heavy speculatOrs into a corner
aud rmOng the rest was Smith, Il partner Of
Gnuld in the Erie business. Gould was ap
pealed to for help, bui refusing, Smi divulgcd
to Watson such history of the neiarious
transactions of Gould and Drew, as to warrant
their arrests. One of the singular features Of
the affair is, that Schell and Horace F. Clark
should, - Unexpectedly TO ALL Mr.. Watson
among the rcst,-step forward and become the
bondsmen of Gould, who had SO long bcen The
bitter enemy of Vanderbilt and the N. Y.
Central interest. The Eric ring will find they
have fallen into hands that will not relax their
grasp, until justice shall be meted out to these
high-handed lricksers, and perhaps the inter-
est of the EIie in some measure made good by
the disgorgng of those who have SO rcmorsc-
essly plundered hep resources.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

WE saddled the wrong horse last week,
when we made Capt. LARGE the master of the
Vampyre. Capt. GEO. NJ. PARMEI.EE is the
gentleman TO whose careful business AMI na,i-
tical management, the owners are indebted for
a prosperous and profitable season for their
craft t..t~... ,... ..yy .... r.. ,s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

Ii YOU feel dull, drowsy, .dcbili itated-have
frequent- headache, mouth tastes bad, poor
appetite and tongue coated yot! are suffering
FROM, Torpid Liver or Billiousnrss," and
nothing will cure 50 speedily as Dt. Pierces
Golden, Medical Discovery. Sold byall Drug
b., lists ..-'H .r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

The HORSE DIsEAsE.-The horse disease in
New York is terminating in CHAMBERS in
many cases, and indeed this seems nat
ural tendency in fact more regent develope-
ments would suggest the question whether
the disease itself is not the first stages of gland
ers. Should it turn out that all the diseased
horses which have been regarded as con wales
cent are really passing into another stage of
the disease, which is at last to prove fatal,
what a calamity it would be to the country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30
Ashtabula Market Nov. 20, 1872,
Dealers pay the following plices.
LOCAL NOTICES.

IIolIOway's Ointment and PIils.-Thc pro-
gress OF scrola is arrested by the Ointment II clears
the skin Of all dis6guremens. The pills astonish
ing whole districts by their cures of chtlls and fever
etc. Sold IS Maiden Lane, N Y, Price % cents per
pot or box Ask for styles the old is counterfeited
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-11-30

at Smiths Hall Sunday December 1st, morn
ing and evening.