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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-21
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
L RENCH s. WEIBLEN Manufactur-
ers Daelers 4 in LEATHER & FINDINGS in the
Hollow, opposite PhGnix Foundry, Main street, Ash
tahula Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PEL'cS AND CALP SKINS
Just received and nov for sale as good all assoried
stock of
LEATHER AND Il,DiNGS
can be found IN any Western Market. and which vii
be sold on the nns reasonable tcfns hope 10 make Il
Object for Boot and sOc. and lGr>e.s Manufacturers
in the vicinity, to favor with their patronage. feelin
satisfied that sell them everything needed in Their
business cheap can be found in Cleveland or even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving irg t and ttyrlin.
expenses, and loss OF time.
All cordially invited to call and examine my stocl
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that can make
IL for your interest to bIy in this market shall take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock. Below, give partial list o
articles
Spanish md lsgte- sole upper anG harness Leather
spanis and slaughter kip: French calf and kip: oak and
hemock calf and kip; collar leather and horse hides
mems and womcns morocco: band and laciug leather
Innings, bindings, topping aud russeis.
FINDINGS
Lasts pegs, thread webb Packards Ink iron and Zlnt
nails round head tacks brites avis hammers p.Gcers
sand stones rasps, knives i1ut size sticks and straps
boot tees shoe ace punches lasting irons ey Fies eve
let sets stitch Wheels stitcmnrkeTs heel shayes edge
ing cord lasting tacks, heel and plates boot backing
boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds OF finishing
Irons. etc. etc. FRENCH & WEIDLES.
Ashtabuln 1S7l. llG3
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q. E. Fox has sold his store to d, W. GARY
who Is going 70 set up cigar and confection-
cry store.
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WE noticed load Of juvenile sleigh rders
from abroad on our streets Monday evening
last. They called at Bieder's reireshment sa.
loon for sometIug sustaining.
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ON Marriage,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YoUNG MEN from the effects Of
Errors and abuses In early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured Lnpediments 10 Marriage re-
moved New method OF treatment. New and remark
able remedies Books and Circulars sent free In sealed
envelope. ''' = "t'
ksstsss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 10. soutt
Nihin 81, e.Na arl' D.. -. N
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Our gentle ff:snd DIsKl I.ps recieved fine
eoek 9f Holiday Goods.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Particg indebted TO the old hTr. Of Smith & Gikev
Will please notice that Noyemher LIST shall leave
proceed at once 10 Rake collections.
AshtabulI, Oct. II, 1872. f. II. GILEEY
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These was hop at Lake Erie Hall on Mon.
day evening last.
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New YEAR's PARTY--A panty comes OF nj
the Astabnla House on. new years evening,
for which L'ndlord Smith "a making all due
preparations for. q good time.
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There are about $50 students at the Grand
River Institute this teyni.
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Great reduction IN the prices CT shawls during tn,
Holiday season. az 4. II. Gi,Scy's.
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Black Silk cloaklgg Yeyets, also, Manser velvets,
cut on tAe bias at Il. H. Gilkey's.
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DI ED.

announcements free: Co nheqlato.y Notices half rate
In this township. the 17lh inst in his 9Th year
CHARLIE G son Of ". w. Dale.
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Every inducement will be offered to cash buyers at
=, Il. Gilkey'r.
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Ou thanks arc duo 70 Hon. james A. Gar.
field for the report Qf the Committee on the
Ku.klnx Conspiracy and other valuable pub.
ljc documents,
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Tuesday evening Is Christmas Eve, and the
little ones await It's coming with deep and
absorbing interest May their stockipgo rEpye
a horn of plenty.
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Those fine Swiss silver watches St stebb,ns' are just
the thing for Christmas gift, and perform with won
derful ACCURACY.
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HdskeH. Just received by express Wool Striped Nit
neutrality-suspicious. in Scarlet and White-Red
Flannels-Priu;s-&c &c.
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Haskell Just in by express pieces of that Black
Pure Mohairs that have sold readily. just the thing
for present 20 .fH
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lIemstshed Hang >erchie, both ladies aud gents in
great variety. Gents plain and fancy bordtEed .and
kerchefs at L. II. Gilkcy's.
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Ifyou want gold watch, gold chan gold set, gold
ring. gold pen, gold pencil, snything else
gold, call for it ut Stebbi,S
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New Line of Black silk Fqnses at E. H. Gilke,'s.
Ladies' scarfs and Ties for the Holidays new and
choice Stock At Gilkey's.
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Black ana Brown Yaiercd RiRpops, at =. II. siikcy
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Lace Collars in all the shapes at prices rans
from 50cents to IS, at E. H. Giikcy'4. ..'''.
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jet Jewelry-a nsw lot 4.st arr rned-Rins. Rags,
Bracelets, Etc, at 4. H. Gilkey's.
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Stebbins Is not selling out at cost PC trash Of that
Sort but yeu can een DO better at his place Cor cash
than with any of those who claim 70 do SO and do aot
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A Great Offer H9E4cs Lon Sc1.,,N,, wA1ra' = r

will dispose OF NEW PIANOS, ELoDEoNs, and
ORGANS. Of Elk frst-class Makers including waterp'
at very Low PRICES for Cash. part cSsh and bal.
ance IN small monthly installments u New T.octavs
fret class PIANOS, modern imp ovemsnis, far e2T5
cash Now ready a CONCERTO PARLOR ORGAN, tho
most beautiful Etye aud perfect ever niade Illus.
raicd Catalogues mailed Sheet Music and SSsie Mer.
Chshdse 1891 am
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Read Tyler Carlislc's advertisement in this paper
and then you will know where to buy your Christmas
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few ofthosc psten, collar buttons left and more
expected every day at Sit5jins'.
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Until February lst 1873 Haskell will sell his immense
stock rega rdless of profit
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HdskSA keeps ae largest a9d best s,otk of Black aud
Decorated Jewclry in Ashtnbua. Jgs the thing fpra
present.
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care Offering extra inducemeLt. to the purchasers
Of Holiday Goods to visit our store. Tyler 6 CarSe.
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zypher wOEsted, GrShspt2wn Yarn, Just received at
Hdsketys.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28
New York civ News.

New YORK, Oct 27.-Fifteen hundred dollars
were raised for Alsaiian emigTants at the
French dinner Friday night, and committee OF
fifteen were selected TO raise funds aud issue an
address to the public.
The president of gthe Pacific Mail steamship
company said in an interview Friday evening
that the company had sold the $1,000 shares
which were in the treasury, netting 50, $50, 900.
They had purchased five steamers from the Pan
anna railroad company and five from the Halli-
day line on the Pacific coast. 1t had paid 81 :
100000 toward the building of six new steam
ships, and that the company owned 10000 shares
OF Panama railroad stock.
1t has been discovered that the Erie PayOnia
ferry has been systematically robbed for long
time of large sums by the sale of bogns tickets
by outside parties, who were in collision with
the employees.
The mayor of Pouehkeepsie offers to send a
hundred or more yoke of oxen to New York in
case their services are deemed necessary on ac-
count of the horse disease.
The democrats and liberal republicans held an
immense mass meeting last evening in and
around Tammany hall, for the purpose of rati-
flying national and state tickets.
The total registry of New York this year is
14S,S10 against last year 1872 ,592 In Brooklyn
the registry is 1911 The present registry law
for this city is so stringent that eX-CollectOr
Thomas Murphy was unable to secure registra-
ton 1t is estimated that close scrutiny of
number of names from the lists.
AT an O'Brien meeting at the corner of RoOSe-
welt and Water streets, Saturday night, oppos-
ing politicians threw chimney on the people
on the sidewalk, and Thomas Mangin, age %,
was killed. Several were wounded. 1t is not
known who overturned the chimney, but four
arrests on suspicion have been made.
John N. Norton shot (probabIy fatality John
j. Henry in their boarding house, Al Bond
street, Saturday night. Norton was arrested.
Bishop Bacon of Portland, Me, ofliciated lat
the confirmation, yesterday, of orphans on Ran
dalGs, Wards and Harris islands, and the boys
on the school ship Mercury.
Liudwig kre6s, arrested under the eXtradition
treaty for forging a bank book in Mecklenburg,
is held to await the arrival of necessary papers
from Germany.
Judge Woodruff has dismissed the suit of
Frank j. Iinkham against Collector Sheridan
Shook to recover the value of 1852 barrels of
whiskey, on the ground that Tinkham had no
legal claim to the whskey at the time Shook got
possession.
A safe in j. f Morgan G. Co.'s office, Al Full
ton street, was robbed of 10000 in bonds of the
Peoples ferry company and 5000 cash. A pack
age of $500 was overlooked.
The governing committee of the New York
stock exchange has decided to subject to disci-
phne two members who were engaged in a fist
tight in the board room recently.
The bark Neversink was damaged several
thousand dollars by fire tonight, occasoned by
the explosion of kerosene lamp.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The ship Fontalon
Castle, which arrived here to-day from Calcutta
reports that on July 2Sth she took on board the
captain and crew of the Spanish ship China,
from Havana for Hong Kong, China, being in
a sinking condition.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The steamship Altrato,
which left Plymouth on the list of October for
Melbourne has returned TO the former port, hav.
Ing broken her shaft when several days out.
She experienced very severe weather on her re.
turn, and three OF the crew were washed over.
board and drowned.
LEwEs, Del, Oct. 26.-The barque Midway
from London, went on "Hen and Chickens" be.
low Henlopen light last night and will be a total
loss. The captain and part of the crew were
landed safely. Seven men left the wreck in a
boat and have doubtless persisted.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. PA dispatch from
Matamoras tonight states that Porter c. Bliss
United States charge d'aiIairs at the city Of
Mexico, telegraphs TO Thomas f. Wilson, United
States consul At Matamoras, that he had beer
informed from 0axaca thai the steamer Gueta
mala, Of the Panama and Acapulco line, wa,
wrecked on the bar off Sanala Chiapas on the
18th ult, and three lives were lost Those
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Ehc Morse niscnse.

The unpleasant weather of the past few DAYS
has caused great deal of uneasiness among
the owners of horses in this city, and it is feared
that the horse epidemic that is now prevailing
to such an alarming extent in other cities has
gained foothold here, Those experienced in
horse diseases are Of the opinion that the con-
tinued wet weather has been the cause of pro.
ducing the epidemic, which it was thought
would not be felt in this vicinity. The general
prevalence Of the disease in other cities has, of
course, produced u panic, and every horse
owner who discovers that his animal has caught
a slight cold makes up his mind that he has
caught the distemper These cases have
been numerous during the past week, but moth
ing serious happened until yesterday, when a
number OF horses kept in the same stable were
all found to be coughing At late hour in the
afternoon no further indications of the disease,
as described in other cities, had been noticed.
and many are of the opinion that the animals
have simply taken cold, although it is singular
that nearly every one in the stable should be
affected in the same manner and at the same
time.
At the other stables nothing Of the kind has
been discovered, although steps have been taken
for its prevention. Many of the hackney car
riages will be withdrawn from the streets to.
day, unless there is decided change in the
weather; aud the owners Of horses in general
will do well not to take them out of their stables
unless obliged to ifrain continues.
In Boston the disease has proved fatal in sew.
eral cases, but all Of them have resulted from
working the animals after the first symptoms of
the disease have appeared. In case an animal
becomes affected while atwork upon the Streets,
he should Immediately be detached from the
vehicle blanketed, and taken to the stable,
where he should at once receive help. IN New
York city the disease has taken a new phase
which is more liable to prove fatal. The inilam.
nation of the throat extends to the lungs, aud
rapidly grows more alarming, and the coughing
is iearlully couyulsiye.
In addition 10 the remedies published in Fri
days paper, the professional horsemen at Beacon
and Mystic parks, near Boston, in some caso'
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COUNTY NEWS,

Gardner is rejoicing over the publication of
its first directory, volume of "a pages.
The prize of $50 offered at the Orange fire.
mans muster, has been awarded to the Roll
stone steamer company of Fitchburg.
A new cast steel bell, weighing 300 pounds,
has been placed in the bcliry of the Methodist
church at East Douglas
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. Thomas
Martin, of Spencer, ran away last Thursday
jumped down an emhankment and broke his
leg, The horse was Immediately killed
A case of small pox has made its appearance
in small house in South Lancaster village
where twentY-nine Canadian French people
lived.
1t is reported that many farmers in the south
ern part of the county are holding back their
best winter apples in hopes of getting better
prices than now prevail.
Cook 4 Lansing, contractors for a section of
the Massachusetts Central railroad in Hudson,
have left the town and unpaid bills amounting
to several thousand dollars.
An attempt is to be made at the next town
meeting in Douglas to change the place of hold
ing elections from East Douglas back to the
Centre, and also to discontinue the present rule
of publishing the warrants in the local paper.
Several gentlemen in Clinton and Northboro
have signed a memorial to Mr. Jonas Il. Howe,
representative from the seventh district, ex
pressing their gratitude for his action in the
legislature ON the question Of woman suffrage.
Orders have been received by the Wachusett
Rifles of Westminster, from the adjutant gener-
=, .l.,., A.
to be supplied with Spencer rifles. The CON-
pany had their annual target shoot few days
ago. Frank X. NJ. Holden, Jas Knowlton and
Frank L. Bolton secured the prizes.
While Mr. Henry Haywood, of the firm of
Haywood Bros. & Co., of Gardner, was riding
with his family, few days ago, one of the
springs of the carriage broke, and the whole
party were thrown out All escaped injury ex-
cept Mr.. Haywood, who was hurt in the back
aud hips, but is now able TO be about, though
quite lame,
A.C. Rice of Westminster was severely in
iured few days ago by falling from staging
inside the belfry of the Baptist church. lie
fell distance of sixteen feet to the attic noor
breaking his lower jaw and nose, severely cut
ting his lace and head, fracturing finger and
sprainng his wrist. He is rapidly recovering.
On Thursday afternoon of last week Timothy
Leary, workman employed at S. A, Wheeler
& Sons granite quarry at Fitchburg, had one Of
his thighs terribly crushed by getting wedged
in between two large pieces Of stone, one of
which was being lowered by derrick. He re.
fused to have the limb amputated and lies in a
J critical condition.
| The Douglas grammar school, about which
80 much was said last spring, has again become
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The Chicago SUNDAY Law.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The Sunday liquor law
was not so well observed to-day rs last sunday,
a majority of the beer saloons in all parts of the
city being open all day. Yesterday the commit
tee appointed at a meeting of Germans on Fri
day night in opposition to the enforcement Of
the law called on Mayor Medill and presented
resolutions passed by the meeting requesting
the mayor to suspend the enforcement OF the
ordinance until new city council is elected.
The mayor said he had no discretion
IN the matter of enforcing the law; that so
long as the ordinance was unrepcaled, his
duty was plain and without expressing any
opinion as to its proprety, he could not swerve
from the course he had laid ont for himself in
this matter He did not propose to enforce the
law harShly, by arrest of offenders but would
have them before the courts upon summons,
and leave the matter there.
The mayor also replied TO the address of the
temperance men, insisting that he should Gu
force the ordinance by the arrest Of voators
and the iorcble closing OF their places. He in
formed the committee that he should continue
to act in accordance with his understanding of
the law aud his convictions of official duty, and
respectfully declined TO he instructed or COM
manded by unofficial individuals in relation
thereto
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Foreign News.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-The tribunal of commerce
has decided against the claim Of the Suez canal
company of the right to alter, on their own au-
thoritv, the tonnage dues of vessels passing
through the canal. The company will prOba-
bly, appeal from this decision of the tribunal.
Paris papers foreShadOw the adoption at the
coming session of the assembly, of the conStitu-
tional amendment making Theirs president for
life, creating upper chambers and the Office OF
vice president, partially remOdeling the assem-
bly,, and providing restrictions upon the right of
universal suffrage.
PARIS, Oct 27.-The evacuation of the de-
partnents of Marine and Upper Marine will not
be completed until Nov. 4th. 4 detachment of
French hospital assistants, on their way TO the
camp OF ChalonS, by mistake left the train at
the town of Chalons, which is still occupied by
Germans They were Immediately arrested and
their side arms taken from them. One of the
FrenChmeh, who hustled a German sentinel, was
sent to the guard house for three days. The
Others were released and forwarded to the camp
Of Chalons.
A Nantes Journal the organ of the count of
Cham5ord, appeals to the OgleanSts 10 unite
with the legitimists and aid the rightful heir to
the throne, with heart soul and sword.
ITALY.
ROME, Oct. 2I.-The Italian parliament is con-
yokcd for Nov. 20th.
An order will soon be issued rearrangng and
charging the military districts Of the Alps, aud
sieuHtnCnluH tlC TarflSOnS.
BRINDISI, Italy, Oct. 2I-Grand Duke Mich
oas of Russia embarked here to-day for Greece.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct 2G.-At the session Of the cortcs
to-day Senior Gorilla, president of the cabinet
council, promised Senior PaSchal who com
planned several days since of the wrctched con-
dition of the Spanish Geographic service, that the
government would introduce a bill authorizing
12,0OO,000 reals to be applied to its improvement
and reconstruction.
MADRID, Oct. 27-The sections of the cOrtes
have authorized the introduction, on Monday,
of a resolution for the impeachment of Senior
SegoSta and the members of his ministry.
The committee Of the cortes has agreed to
make favorable report on the resolution to
abolish capital punishment for political offences,
which was defeated last week in the senate.
The debate on the army bill continues 10 oc-
cupy the time of the cortes.
Petitions have been received by the govern
ment asking the establishment of an Anglo
Spanish bank in London.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 27.-Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury Richardson will soon
have ready for the public his book of practical
information relative TO the national finances. 1t
has heretofore been stated that the issue of the
reserve of S44 600 United States notes is left
to the secretary OF the treasury, and several in
stances are given by the assistant secretary
where the privilege has been exercised.
The treasury department decides that yellow
sheathing metal may be withdrawn from bond
for the construction Of vessels to be engaged in
foreign trade, under the tenth section OF the act
of June 6, 1872, and the regulations of the de
partment made in pursuance thereof. The
department also decides that the manufacture
of yellow sheathing metal, with the rebate duty
on copper, cannot be allowed for the reason that
It Is impracticabe to prove the quantity of for
eign copper in yellow metal, or the quantity Of
spelter coming from the old metal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-28

SHOOTING ATFAIR,-James Callahan, a
young man residing at No. 1875 Washington
street, was shot in the thigh by Frenchmam
named Joseph Tremer at small saloon No 1874
Southbridge street, kept by Ephraim Hapgood,
Saturday evening. Callahan was in the saloon
with party of friends when Tremer aud anoth-
er man, Collin McCauley, both evidently intoxi-
Gated entered the place and used insulting Ian
guage TO them. The intruders were finally in-
duced to leave, but they soon came back and re-
newed their abuse. A scuile ensued between
Callahan and McCauley, which resulted in the
latter being tripped up. Callahan then started
for Tremer, when the latter drew revolver and
fired, the ball taking effect in the inner side of
CallahanS thigh DIR. Joseph Bates attended
the injured man, but has not vet succeeded in
finding the ball. Tremer and McCauley have
both been arrested. The former claims that he
fired the shot in self defence.
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Dccirion IscsncclIng seizcd asnod.

WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-The secretary of the
treasury has decided tbatseized goods not exceed
ing $1,000 in value may be released to the claim.
ants by the collector, on authority from the de
partment, on the paying Of their appraised value
waving in writing all claims to legal proceed.
ings in consequence ofthe seizure. If the goods
exceed $500 in value, and their release is not APP,
proved, the collector is to report them for libel
TO the district attorney; but if they don't exceed
$500 in value, and if they are not released ia
the owner, they should be advertised and sold
and the claimant notified of his right to contest
forfeiture on the conditions specified in section
IL of the act of July, 1866