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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

NEwBURG, N. Y, August !, 1872
Peter Bennett, brakeman, while coupling coal
cars here this afternoon, stumbled and fell on the
track. Six wheels passed over ms body, crushing
MN terribly. lie lived twenty-five minutes. lie
belonged In Sugar Loaf, Orange county, and was
twenty.one years OF age.
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lima, the latter moving up to Extracts head. The
run around the lower turn was fast. When the
horses entered the homestretch sister to Salna
LED by neck, Extract second, one length in front
OF Jury. Sister to Salina then made running, fol-
lowed by Jury and in a snort time they left Ex-
tract far behind. Sister to Salina came home an
easy winner by two lengths, Jury second eight
lengths ahead OF Extract Time OF the mile and
three-quarters, 3:30k, which is simply no time at
all. II should have been made twenty seconds
faster. Extract ran the distance ON Saturday last
In 3:15, which was not considered more than fair
running at that time.
The Second Race.
PURSE, $780, mile heats for all ages that have not
won during the meeting; first horse 5000, second
horse $780, third horse $50.
A. q. Frankns b. T. Arizona, by Lex
ington, dam Zone years old (IArd)... i
John Harper's CHI. G. Express, by Endorser,
dam Nantura, 4 years old (Sample) 49,. / 2
J. Donahue'sb b. G. Lord Byron, by Kentucky
dam Lady Blessingt0n, 4 years old
Palmer) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 43r.o.
John Boughram's blk. g. Gerald, by Mickey
Free dam by Yorkshire, aged (WilsOn). 34r.o.
Zeb Wards CHI. c. Commerce, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Cottage Girl, years old
(SWim) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dis.
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The Nuptial Ceremonies in West.
minister's Old Abbey.
The Scenes In and Around the Church-People
Pressnt-The Marriage Procesaion-Appear-
anse Of the Bride and Bridegroom
Toilets Of Miss Nilsson and Her
acknowledgement Scene.
LONDON. July q. 1s1a

LONDON. July ~, 1872.
'Westminstcr's Old Abbey' was the scene OF
brilliant and miscellaneous assembly this morn
ing to witness the marriage ceremonies OF Mr..
Augusta Rouzaud and Madem0iselle Christine Nils
son, the world-famOus singer IN opera. The day
was unusually clear and bright and warm for Lon
don, and Miss Nilsson certainly received the benz
son that Is said to fall upon the bride upon whom
the sun shines The card ofinvitaticu which sum-
moned the wedding guests was in these Words
{ Md'lle Christine Nilsson and Mr.. Auguse Rouzaud (
Iaall hAh y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19

Az less exciting period than the present,
when the public mind is 80 wholly engrossed
with politics, the death OF William H Stew
ard, which occurred On Thursday of last week,
would have created praiound impression gen
orally. lie wOs worthy Me honor of his coun-
uymcn while living, and lhcir reycrnlial ne
memOrance dead. lie was one of the few re-
ally great, comprehensive statesmen which the
this country has produce d'-great not only in
meutal grasp aud intelligence, but in that wise
conservatism and prudence SO necessary u
administer public affairs, and in that lofy
pure patriotism which looks To tie highes
good Gf the country The history of ihl,
country contains few names Of which postefi
~ will tupn with more cordial feelings of re
gard than W that of William H. Steward
whose death loayes vacant place Il, the linI
of AmerCan sisiesmen. The funeral of ia,
deceased took place at Auburn, N. r., oil
Monday.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19
THE STATE OF ONO, !
AUDITOR or STATES OFEtCE, :
DEPARTMENT or INsuRANCE,


DEPARTMENT or INsuRASoE. }
COIunIbus SfI. 80, isT9.
M HEREAS, The Travellers Insurance
w Company, located at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut has hlod in this utco sworn statement
by the proper O&cSrs thereof showing condition and
busicess aud has compied 10 all respects with the aws
ut ,his State relating a. Life Insurance Companies In.
cOrpOTated by Other States vi the I'm I'D States
Nor, 1hsrgoTe, In Pursuance OF law, |, WILLIAM
Y. CHURo SHpenutendent OF Insurance, FOR the STATE
of ohio. do hereby certify that said Company Is au.
thotixed To transact its appropriate business LIFE
AHD ACCIDENT INSURANCE in this State,
In accordance with law. during the current year The
condition and business nf said Company az the date
of sueh statement (Deo VI, lSl) s shown follows
Amount OF Joint stock or Guarantee Capt
tai paid s5os, ,uoO %
Aggregate amount Of available Assets, In
vndlng the snm OF 800 In lremium notes
held by tue Company policies Issued, i0l5TJi So
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities, including
reinsurance, ,.,......; Ig0assi sO
Amount of lneome for preceding year In
Cash. .............,...l lOG2 5i0 ~
Amount OF income for the prceeeping year
IN notes Tor premium ....,......,....,. no.hing.
Amount OF Expenditures for the preceding
year a cash see. .......,..,.., Ib2,gI1 81
Amount of Notes used In Payment of Loss
- aud Clams during the year. r..,....... none.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have hrreWnie sub
serthed my name and caused the Seal OF my
H. 81 Office 10 be affixed the lay and year above
wditen- W. n. CMuACHs
superintendent.
O. II. FITCH, Agent Ashtabula Ohi0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19

CYPHERINe-It is remarkable to what
an extent the party that was lately hur.
rahing and shrieking to the top of their
lungs, and telling everybody that the
Greeley movement was an actual popu-
lar revolution, destined to sweep all be.
fore it, has suddenly dropped lis voice
aud taken to cyphering. No village
schoolhouse, on an unexpected return of
the master after a temporary absence,
ever exhibited a more diligent array OF
students, with pencil and slate in hand,
and eyes intently fixed upon the difficult
problem. Not only the editors all over
the country, but the chairmen OF state
and local committees, with one accord,
take up their ari,hmetics and overwbelm
us with tables OF figures.
The personal organ began this busi-
hess the day after the October elections,
determined to show that if the opposi-
tion failed in voting, it was triumphant
on paper. 1t was not to be daunted it
was on the home Stretch" it said, and
would never yield. What it meant pro-
bably was that it was OH stretchcr for
home, whittier it was sure to be carried,
10y the kindness Of friends, like other
damaged and disabled bummers.
On the day OF election, the personal
organ paradrd its sum, showing that
Greeley was sure Of 1853 electoral votes,
Grant Of 50. leaving "a "still seriously
contested" among which were Pennsy.
vanla, Ohio aud Indiana. The Dext day,
| after it was known that PENNSYLVANIA,
Ohio and Indiana were DO longer among
the seriously contested" but the certain
| for Grant, took ga fresh look at it's Ia.
5les," and put the SUN in this shape
For Greeley, l79; for Grant, l2o; AMI
seriously contcstel," GS--which was a
cheering presentation Of the case, because
1t proved that the more states its Candi-
dates lost the better lis prospects of sue
cess. We have since had about Fifty 9th
er tables, all equally positive, but all diff
fcrent. One of the latest OF these is hy
General Brinkerhoff, chairman of the Lib
eral Committee Of Ohio, who, if he could
only fight as well as he figures, those old
fashioned generals-Alumehause L Ron.
bastes Furioso, wonldu't be anv where.
This ariLhmetcal warrior announces to
his chopfalen fellows of Ohio tha. they
have no reason to drplore the loss OF
Ohio, because without OHIO Greeley is
certain OF 40 electoral votes, and Gran,
Of only 0i, while there rem ,ins mar
gin OF So doubtful, ont OF which the ire
prcssblc leader Of the Liberals will get
at least the half swelling his number to
232. lIlving comtorled his lieges with
the assurance "that all is not lost" he,
like another Gtneral before him, on All.
other memorable occasion shouts
awake, arise, or bG forever fallen"
Now, this is harmless amusement, and
no serious objection will be made to il
for it is too significant of the postuYe OF
the head and heart, that resorts to it ior
support and comfort.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19

TUE Ohio Dem@snlic State Committee in
'hcln circular issued since tho election says:
Four-hllhs OF the Democracy who stayed ut
nome last Tuesday can be induced To vote for
GTesley in Nobrmbcr.
Pi'is kInd of talk will, probably not decirve
any one. Those who refused TO vote at the
October election will, US every ous knows.
who knows anything, be mope determined In
refusal to support the mongral ticket in No.
vember The past is too palent foo denial
hercabout, and the thing is not at all peculiau
to this region, that those of the democ rscy
opposed TO being transferred by the leaders oi
tue party 10 The Greedy farce, voted The State
ticket, With the open understanding that Hor-
acc wailld get no vote Of theirs in the com.
ing eleciioA- The Siale Committee nre draw.
inK upen tha cEeduliiy OF the rank, fila. and II
these declarations have any effect, are only
oalcnlatsd. to add 10 the disappointment oil
the oredulas. ahdssimpls and increase their dis
gust for such bllui pasay guides. ~.
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times attended with great amount of labor,
for tits often necessary to climb the steep sides
of the mountains, over rocks and through un.
derbrush In order to get sight of your game
After shot is hsd-nO matter how deadly
your deer viii run for while, and If you
have not dog 10 take you to his dying place,
you are apt 10 lose him altogether. 1t has
been my fOrtune-or the deer's, rathcr-never
to have seen one of these animals when have
had gun, and the only game have killed in
this country is 6eas-which are Gerry plenty,
and OF the livcliest kind. BY piaciice have
become as expeSt in hunting them us wo.
man.
The streams are rs pure and clear as crystal
and abound with trout. In one close by of
ten spend few hours, fishing, and invara-
bly, &c home with Il nice string OF the specked
shincrs-thesc, with good yenison steak, make
u tolerably good meal.
The weather up here, has been hot, the past
summer. Fogs are not common, and high
winds are seldom known. Ohe can find di-
versity OF climate by travelling u very few
miles; let person go six miles from these
mountains in a clear, hot day. to the coast,
fog, with coal breeze blowing. We can look
from our mountain home most any day on old
ocean, and sec dense fog banks resting on his
blue waters, while with us the air is us clear
| and pure MS purity itself. Thunder and light
ming have been unknown along this coast until
within the past year few multerings have
been heard; the people were frightened at
first, for they fancicd that The rumbling noise
WAS the iorerunner OF some earthquake that
wus about to break upon them. Thc old in-
habitants say "the climate and seasons here
| are not as they used to be--they are changing
for the worse each year." and they lay ii to
the "cuss,d Pacific Railroad" bringing so
many people in here from the States, and their
bad climate and impure atmosphere comes
with them.
l receive the Telegraph and Sentinel each
wceklhev come like an old friend, aud con.
verse with me about matters III home. | read
them eargery and carefully note every i'm
prOYemcnt and advancement Ashiabula is
making-ciyward The political part | oc-
casionally read, but do not digest; it makes
me think OF the boy who Whistles AT night 10
keep his couarge up, while at the same time
his hair Is ready To rise with fright. You
would wish To make your readers believe
that there ''is nothing alarming in the Greeley
movement, il is mere tria," while within
you, you icel it To be the Tidal Wave" that
Is TO sweep your party from existence next
November. y few months ago, thought the
"Seatiaet mans" mind was li.tlc wavcring, :,
but hc has been whipped into the traces, and
works admirably now. can aciOunt for LIS
Zeal by the simple word-Post,oll Why
you should be 50 Jealous in IL bad cause, can
not account for, unless il is l"r the good it has
done you, or for something you may have in
expectancy. How is this, Friend REED?
Respectfully, ED.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19

DY Virtue of mn Alias Order of Sale
duly Issued from said Court In the above case 10 M.
directed. viii Offer for sale by of public auction ut
the door ot the Court House in jeff rsOr Ashabuln
County, ohio, on Monday, the 18th day of November
A. ID. 1874 between the hours of IL aud ~ O'Clock A.
NJ. Of ead day, the following described Lands ami
Tcnemcnts. tO-wt: Situate in said County of Asha.
buia In the Township of kngsville and stare of ono
ana known as being part Of Lot 20, a;d bounded as
oilows: Commencing at point IN the South line ot
the Sonth Ridge road IN the West line of land of ~ c.
Case; hence south along said Cases line ninety
(9W feet to hud of H. q, Rogers; thence West along
said Rogers north line Furty-une iD feet to the Easi
line OF land Of said Rogers nd npely (gO feet 10 the
sonih lne Of said south Ridge road Thence aDIs said
South line of said South Ridge road any three ts3)
feet to the place of beginniug and known as Surlme
HoaAe and Lot. Appraised al =, Terms cash.
a. W. STILES sheriff,
AS Special Master COMMISSIONER,
T. II. FIrcH, for Ie Strnng.
SherR's once Oct, 18th, lSI2 tlSg
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tB- The time was, says the Cleveland Her
did, when the New York Iri5aac was very
reliable paper as 10 10 p1lilcsl hiuring, and
ih,lls representations and. Greeley had the
credit ofpoilical Sagacliy aud honesty, When
- man ceases TO be consistent hr eeascs TO be
honest, and his representations cease To he re-
liable. Greeley, on his return from the West,
Told his Confederate friends at the East, that
victory was certain ut the October elections /;
that he was sure Of Ohio and lid hopes of
Indiana, while Pennsylvania was not even
doubtful. How much m0n,j the Conlydcraies
fooled aHay on the strength Of Grclcy's judg-
ment no one can. tell, but that his old time
reputation served to give weight to his repre-.
senlalious there is no doubt. The result, how
ever, shows that when We pronounced his
Judgment on Ohio To be that of fool We
mere right. We believed Ohio TO be the most
certain Of the three States Tor the Republican
ticket, aud Sue representations ut Greeley 20
be but the boRsting, hragging, ow.bcalinu
which was part OF The Confederate tactics
Lsr or PATLsrs issued irog. tho United s,a,es Pa,
eat Once 20 ohio Inventors for u4u week tndr,
sept iIh IRA aud bearing that dA'O. Furnished lh
pApes.hy COX a COX, Solicitors VI Patents, Washing
Ton. ID. c..
Brick Machine. Henry Martin. cinein
pali.
Journal Box. J!nrenzo Schmid. Ccye
land
Clothes Wrlugcr Rodney B. CathoaRt
Cincinnati
BarbeEs Checl.holder. Geo. W. Ioslen
DHyppn.
Iisat.ag stoBa. Vim. KissinGcr Cinein
natl
Hydrostailc Apparatus for Testing Pipes
Theodore j. MoGowun. Cincinnati
Cooking Stove. Albert J. ledway. Gin
eipnati
TihlBg Device for Pots and Kettles. al
bert J. Redway. Cincinnati
Slate Frame. Florinn Scnauer. Dayton.
Tucker Tor Sewing Machines. Joseph ii
8ean, Cincinnati.
BaliDg Press. Marlin BreDer. u. Fremont
Pump. Jas A. Sinclair. MOOdEiteld.
Cooking Vessel. VIM. w. 1ice. California
~ Refssnes.
Hsyvesiey. Uindlry M. Baliyk Cant0B.
Nusesfsr Rake. Lindlry u. Bai,y. Canton
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Election Returns.

lNDIANA.-Rcterns, mostly official. have at
length been collected from The whole State
and the complexion of the election is tina,
Hcndrick-DcmocrAt-- been elected Coy.
ernor hy S9l majority Beside the election 81
Governor, the superintendent Of Public In.
siruclion, Hopains-a Dcmocrat--is el, cied
but the rest OF the Stale ticket Is Republican
by mnjOritirs ranging from |, li7 to l,590. A
full State ticket has been elected throwing the
entire administration of the State, outside the
Governors Office and The School Department
into the hands Of the Republicans. The Re
pubhcans also nave Tho Legislature, by a
majority Of eight in the House and four IN the
Senate, which makes the reelection of Scna-
tor Morton safe. Both Congr, ssmen ul large
are Republicans. The Official returns ON Dis
trict Congressman elect four Democrats and
seven Republicans, Lm there will be II contest
IN one, II not two af the Districts returned aa
Democratic, In the First District, where Nj
blacks majority hns been cut down from
29oJ to l@j, 1t is reported Ilclman will coI.-
test his seat on the ground of frauds, with n
strong prospect. In the Ninth District, where
Shanks, the Republican sitting member, has
been defeated on the official count hy Nell
with majority OF twcniycght. u contest
will be made ON the ground that forty scven
votes IoE Shanks were Improperly thrown out
because OF words printed in the heading. II
these votes ar0 counted, Shanks will retain his
scat aud the Indiana delegation in the mex.
Congress, even should Niblack retain his posi-.
Iion, will be ten Republicans To- three Demo
Gratis, being Republican gain of four mem-
hf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19

"ReconciiuIion," rs IL qualification for the
Presidency, is becoming II little obsolete, and
"clasping hands across the bloody clasm"
seems likely, also, soon to he numbered among
the lost arts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19

tn President Grant bas designated Thurs
day, November 2silA as the National Thanks
giving day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-10-19
THE STATE or OHIO, Ashtabula County, IS:
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Thomas Mullisan, Plaintiff,


Jno. Gordon and s"Wrich, p,rtnors nm. NOTICE.
der hrm name of Gordon Wright, Dcit'a.
oAlD Defendants, who reside in the
state of Pennsylvania, viii take notice. that on the
2Ah day OF September, lST2, said Plaintiff filed his
petition against said Defendants, in said Court prying
Judgment for amount due account work and labor
and boarding hands in August and September, 1872
amounting 10 $7!5 50 and ubtnInrd an Order Of At
aehmsnts se'ainst sald defendants Said Defendants
are requested to appear aud said petition on or
before the 31 Saturday after the 2d day of November
1872. SHERMAN A HALL, PItn''s Atrys
Dated October l4th, 1872. llS!lGt
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Now that victory has pcrchcd upon our bar.
ncr in Pennsy hanii, Ohio. Indiann, Nebraska
and Colorado, 1t is amusing 10 glance ut the
retrospect and scan The specua'ions of the op.
position press upon the chances III these states
before the elections were held. The following
is from the New York Tribune Of the Isl, and
shows with what accuracy calculations can be
made In advance concerning elections in the
great states:
Our friend In Ohio send forth note Of vic.
tory in advance, being Thereto inspired b. the
foOtings of returns at Il careful sta canvass,
They assure us of II triumph which Is sGlliGgnI,
ly generous i'll lis scope to cover all cuu,ugcn-
cies. We should be less dispD,od tn accept
this eXubrrant staten mt II We did not know
that The Ohio canvass by the Liberal organi.
cation has been ono of the most cur, iul, sys-
tematc and thorough OF ay state Ia the
Union.
THIS calculation. 1t VIII be- seen, WAS made
after a most careful, s,teml'ic and thor.
~ugh" canvass of the state; VI the triumph,
which vas TO be suliccally generous in its
scope to cover AL couiir sracies. is on The 9th.
ar sdO by thousands
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FINANCIAL.

4 LARGE AMOUNT TO LOAN ON NEW YORK.
"A BROOKLYN, New Jersey and weachester properly
$4,000 for first class city Dwellings excuSvey bonus
mortgages wanted Principals only apply, with papers.
N. II. HAYES. 81 Cedar street.
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sps) and Macomb's Dam tridee. Roman Wooen Man.
bright colors The finder will reward
by Leaving the office Of St George HOTEL twentieth
street and Broadway.
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