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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-14
For Sale at Public Auction.

ON SATURDAY, THE nth I>ST., THE
" elegant and substantial two-story brick
residence of Mrs. Virginia +. White, stu
ated on south side of Hampton street east
OF sixth. This property Is in tirst-rate order
and is possessed OF every comfort and con-
venence, Thus. oBhlES,
fel2.a Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

A GOOD DRUG STORE ELIGIBLY LO-
n Gated in the city Of Wheeling, doing
a good business, with q small stock. For
particulars address DRUGGIST.
fel4-t P. y. Box 753, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Warehouse For Rent.

NOS MAIN STREET, NOW WCUPIED
~ by W. J. Colts & Co. Possession given
on LIST Of April. Inquire OF
DIX h. A. HILDRETH,
Jals Fourth street.
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Always Get the Best.
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.

The most reliable preparation for
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHIrIS, &C., Is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-14
Tuesday Evening, Feb'y 20.
at y O'clock.

al . - ClOChs
on which occasion Mrs. CHARLES MOUL-
ton, Americas most gifted songStreSs and
so long distinguished in European and
A I erican art circles for her matchless vocal
powers and exquisite culture, and after her
most brilliant triumphs in New York, Bos-
ton, New Orleans and the principal cities OF
the United States, where she has created
the greatest enthusiasm with press and
public, will make her first appearance in
Wheeling, assisted by the following artists:
Mr.. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, the Fa-
vorite Tenor.
Sig FOSSATI, the Celebrated BaSso Can
tante.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. WEHLI, the Eminent
Pianist.
MIR George w. Colby, Musical Director.
General Admission, sl.0O; Reserved Seats,
$50; Gallery, - cents.
The sale OF Seats commences at Sheib's
Music store on Saturday morning, F,bru-
airy Nth, at 8 o'clock.
EB- The Weber Grand Pianos are used at
all the Moulton Concerts.
iebli-ea &. AMORY BRUCE, Agent.
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1t has rapidly grown in public favor, and Is
endorsed by all who have Use IL aS being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine.
Give ii q trial. Sold by all druggists.
MICA BE, KRAFT Il CO., ProprietorS.
uul7-egtb Wheeling, West Va.
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FOR r e Mt.
For Rent.
For Rent.
For Rent.

ONE LARGE, MAGNIFIr ENT BRICK
" dwelling. situate on The corner OF Mon.
roe and tiflh streets, containing IL rooms,
cellar and bath room, In the best OF ortier.
Possession given April LIST For particular
inquire Of JOHN NOLAN.
t..l.I
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For Rent.

/-A THE STOKE ROOM AT PREVENT
issU occu pied By II. He's az Wholesale
and Retail Liquor Store, On Market
street, between John ami Quincy streets.
closed out by April lst. Call and zee.
Ja5-h
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CO0per's Islnglass.
TlnWare.
ICE! ICEII ICEH!

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMs &c. s
rally, that hs has secured . splendid sIPf.
OF pure "THREE NILE lCE-" We VI 500
will deliver 20 customers during tbs
ing summer. at the lowest marked fh%
Hske your orders carly.
tanu GEO. sCffELLnn~
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DaYis1 Star HAna.

? rrERCEs oEo. ,. DAVE q Oss 20
2 sugar Cured Hama iust sfFsTaaMLL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-13
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY. Feb. IL, 1872.
BILLS INTRODUCED THE CHARTER.
BY Mr. MAoKAY-To reorganze the local government Of
the city Of New York. Mr. Mackay he
mitted for against the bill.
understood to have been agreed upon by Messrs Gree
ley, Townsend and the Apollo Hall democrats.
1t was drawn up by Messrs. Clinton and Law
renee and il the old charter amended. 1t
Boar Alssr%sn Until. lsS5 Tie Mayer !:
TO Of s By Y
i: asg:r. %
tSr
iSs ss I'm a s and
Nc Aamin str The Department Of POLICE shall
p 'SS The xao With the
q the Board q Aldermen The GHmmssonsr
sad'Ss
rS he S the ga % Al
s e
approximations amounts Of money q
= &c $s:snassd S%sI.S he
the property Of the city. No person holding an
office except Notary Public Commissioner OF Deeds shall
hold any other ohlce or appointment All moneys shall be
deposited each day In bank with trust
Heads OF departments and chiefs OF bureaus shall furnish
taxpayer copy of book account kept BY
books and accounts to be open to the inspection
and regulations The Aldermen and Assistant
Aldermen to be elected the charter election the
Tuesday In April, 1872 who shall take first
day January, 1873 to hold office until May, 1874 Alder
and Assistant Aldermen should thereafter
the charter election In APRIL 1874 and at every succeeding
election and shall take office the first Tuesday In every
year succeeding their election.
By Mr. ALvoEDAn annual appropriation bill for canals.
tendence and The bill rectes the
law of 1871 appropriang ST. three divisions
ordinary REPAIRS which there Is unexpended
OF $769 3d. and asks therefore, that the of $70O00t
be appropriated Tor the the coming be
divided follows Eastern division, 900; Middle dvi
son $l50,uU0; Western division, $2U0O0O. The Commits
soners OF the canal fund authorized to borrow In the
usual the S700000 The bill also makes the
visions for paying outthe money.
BY Mr. HUsTEDTo provide for the removal Of Sing Sing
Prison. also to religious mnsatons in the prisons
of the State also regulating the number and the
poyes Of the Senate and Assembly.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. FORT moved that the Printing Committee learn and
report the cost OF printing the OF the Superintendent
OF Banks savings banks made in 1867 and printed In 1863
Adopted.
Mr. FLAMMER called mp his resolution directing the
Judiciary Committee to investigate the alleged abuses the
Office OF the District Attorney OF New York. Adopted.
The bill amending the act to Tor the Introduction Of
third reading,
Adjourned.
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| 90 1866. vice Miller promoted; Major hyatt
Ransom July ~ lSSS vcs Ae9
RUFUS saxton qaartermaster July e. 1sss "a, wee
quartermaster March 4, 1867, wee Montgomery,
whose promotion was rejected by the Senate
quartermaster, February % 1869 vice Van vllet,
| promoted; Major Alexander j. Perry, quartermas.
be- qaartermastei with the ranS Of maor:~Captaln
Hyatt Q. Ransom. assistant guartermaster July rs
1865 vice Miller promoted; Captain Asher 4. Eddy,
Donaldson, promoted; Captain Rufus saxlon, as
sislans July e. ses vice Eastton
noted; Captain Judson ): Bngham assistant quar-;
Vaeascy Gay cSpa a Aesandsr Per
Quartermaster, July 2s, 1856, TO I'LL an original
captain ny Henry es to poaEes an
vacancy; Captain John G: Chandler assistant ant
quartermasteI July 2s 1889 to MI an original
SSa vassns Captain u, william 1851 Moore e
fiji an original vacancy; Captain Charles
@. sawtele, assistant quartermaster July 70, 1883
Tnoma an ASSISTANT July VICE
July s 1889 Satn ySs
Ransom, promoted. since deceased. but the
cord may stand corrected and completed; Captain
Herbert NJ. Evans assistant quartermaster, July
20. 1865. vice Eddy, promoted; Captain Elisha r.
Camp, assistant quartermaster, July 29, 1855,
vice Caxton. promoted, since deceased. but
the official record may stand corrected
tant quartermaster, March A, 1867 vice HOlabrd,
promoted; Captain Joseph A. Potter, assistant
quartermaster, February %, 1869, vice Bingham,
promoted; Captain Charles Il. Tompkins, assistant
quartermaster, February 22 1869, vice Perry, pro.
noted.
This proposes to subject the roster OF the Quarter
masters Department to pretty severe shaking up,
number OF officers exchanging places with each
other, to the gain of some and the loss Of
Others, and doing justice by further MUS
tice. But these latter are strong In the
faith that the Judiciary Committee Of the
Senate, to which the whole subject referred In
secret session to-day will report bill allowing them
to keep the places they have been enjoying Tor
nearly six years without prejudice to the legal
rights OF the Oversaughed officers, or, In other
words, the grades will be duplicated till reduced to
lawful number by casualty. The petltioning off,
GERS In their memorial charge the whole business
upon President Johnson, but his only share IN 1t was
to sign the last OF the nominations prepared
by Secretary Stanton ana General Grant. The
mistake was an innocent one on the part OF these
officials the latter only being anxious to put the
most deserving officers In the highest places, In &C
cOrdance with the understood intention OF Congress
to open rewards to that class by increasing the
standing army In time of peace, while the Secre-
of promotion till IL was too late. The prevailing
sentiment in the Senate Is that these innOcenJly un
lawful Ofcer.hOders should not now be stripped Of
their rank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1879.
CLEARED.

~ Steamship Hammonia NG). Meier Hamburg unhardt
steamship City of Mexico, Zimmerman, Vera
ssSe,a n Shn Francoria Bragg PortlandJ Ames.
Ship Palmerston (NG Koln, Charleston Edge
Bark Oscar wendt N0. scharmbeg. Cork Falmouth
Tufts. ~
Bark Soafde (Nor Samuelson, Sligo-Funch, Edye Co.
, Bark Neptun Nor), Einersten, Odessa-Funcn, Edge
Brig Gentaur (Br), Vaughan Montevideo and Buenos
Brig Bertha Darlington Br>, Langlos Pernambuco-G
Brig Jenny DAM Laurzen. Laguayra and Porto cabello
e Wheeler Co.
Brig Eueenia Larrabee, Mayaguez PR.
Brig Eaton tBr), Elwood Cardenas-James Ward 4
Brig Royal Sovereign (Br. Shelby St John, NB-snow
schr Waite Awkward, Demarara and Barbados F
Schr Nellie, French, Demarara-H W Loud Co.
Schr Commerce, Tobn, st Jago--Jas Ward 4 Co.
4 Co.
,schr Lucia Murchison Jones, Wilmington nee Pow.
schr Nathaniel Chase, Fry, Norfok-C Staples.
Schr Is ID Pitts, VAIL New Haven--Racket & Bro.
Schr Salhe Burton, Palmer, Stamford.
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The message was laid on the table.

Legislature to the end that such amendments be made
TO as Will carry out enectuay the important purposes
which the Legislature had In vew indicated in the title OF
The message was laid on the table
GENERAL SICKLES EXPECTED
General Sickles is expected TO arrive here to-day
to effect II possible, a union In the republican
ranks caucus OF the republicans will be held on
mis- arrival and sOms interesting results are ex-
pected TO follow. Crowds OF adherents OF the Com
mittee OF Seventy have arrived by the late trains
Governor Hoffman has ordered special election
for member OF Assembly In Broome county. to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the death OF Hon. William
NJ. Elv-for Tuesday, the 9Th or March next
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STABBING ARRAY.

Last night william II. King, OF 81 East Broadway,
and MS wife became engaged In quarrel, during
which King stabbed his wife four times with.a PEN
knife, INJECTING slight wounds KING was arrested
by an ofcer or the seventh precinct and MS VIE
attended by police SURGEON. after which she left
Tor home
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAoH1

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Abyssinia (Br Hams, Liverpool Jan 81 and
s I'm %ass snd to
ship, bound east; 18th, lon 49, lon 10 A. brgrigcet
Steamship Rolf tDan) Arboe Antwerp Jan 8, via Faya
10Th, with Indse and passenger to Funch, Edge Co.
Steamship st Louis, Whitehead, New Orleans Feb 4
om oape % an sr co Nv
WINDS south Of Cape Haeras hight southeriy winds.
9Th inst A. Pm, passed steamship Aradne bound north.
8, with mdse and PASSENGERS, TO Livingston Fox Co.
Steamship virgo Buckley, Savannah Feb 8, with mdss
ana passengers Murray Ferris Co. Experienced heavy
Steamship Manhattan, Woodbury. Charleston Feb g. with
mdse and passengers. TO II Morgan &c. Had strong
Delaware Feb 10, at Pm Hatteras lighthouse bearing
NV BY NJ exchanged signals with steamship Missouri hence
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston Feb 10
with mdse and passengers to H Morgan 4 Co.
Steamship Fanita Doane Wilmington, NC 81 hours witt
steamship VIM Clyde. Scott Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers Washington
Steamship + Knight, johnson, Georgetown, DC, with
mdse and passengers. to q Merrick.
the LOrillard Steamship Co
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr David Nelson Ferris, Portchester for New York
Schr Annie Martin, Crowell Boston for New York.
Schr Dictator, Kelly, Boston for Virginia.
Schr Layinah Jane Mott, Whitestone for New York.
Sloop VIM Horner, Mozier Rosyn for New York.
BOUND EAST.
steamahip Franconia. Bragg New York for Portland.
Schr Browne, Tinker, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Terapin, Wooster, Hoboken for Providence.
schr Rio, Meter, Hoboken for Providence.
scnr sae burton, Palmer. New York for Stamford
Steamar Metis, DAVIS, New Yor K for Providence.
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Shipping Notes.
The whaling ship Almra, Of Edgartown. built at Malta
posett in 1921 and sailed first voyage In 1921
command Of Capt Timothy Daggett lost the Arctic
Ocean August 1870 having during these fifty years with
receiving anything from insurance company for
nj zhena ha heca Iona
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yIISCEi.;.AN EOUS.


A PUBLIC TEST OF IS YEARS,
N with l0V,0U0 most remarkable cures,
demonstrate HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM
certain purifier OF the blood, and unfAing remedy
In curing the very worst cases OF
Rheumatism, Scrofua, Neuralgia Ulcers Cont &c. o..
Sold Nv all druggists 81 Expressed at So
half dozen Address EDWIN F. HYATT at depot, GAG Grand
street. New York. - ,
Where may also be had the "a B." or DOUBLE
STRENGTH al SO 30 per hall Dozen Circulars by mall
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the Of different States. No publicity. Advice
free Notary Public Commissioning for every State
u H. KING Counsellor At Law. 1868 Broadway
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States; legal everywhere, deserop, de- sufficient
cause; pubcy charge until divorce granted; advice
free NJ. HOUSE, Attorney. $50 Broadway
BARGAINS IN TEAS COFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID Provisions; warranted 10 suit the palate the
of the million. THOMAS h AUNEW,
260 Greenwich street, New York.
DROOKES' DANCING ACADEMIES. s6l BROOMB
ID street and LIB West Twenty-thrd street
All the fashionable dances IN Of lessons.
NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY. BROOME STREET.
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Judge Mexican and Trials In Utah.

WASHINGTON, FtD. II, 1917.
Chief Justice Mexican, OF Utah, is expected here
in the course Of few days to consult win Attorney
General Williams concerning The judicial a1airs In
that Territory, which are here considered 10 be In
such confused condition that not few members OF
Congress have said they Will not vote dollar for
expenses until some satisfactory explanations are
some talk OF making provision In connection with
future appropriations TO relieve the cases already
tried OF the embarrassment which attended them,
and 10 avoid complications Of the United states
with The TERRITORIAL Court
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THE LAND OF SAINTS.

Disgraceful and Fraudulent Voting at the Polls
How Women and Aliens Are Carried In to
vote-Dismal Condition of the Pacific
Railroad-The Japanese Banquet
Mean Trickery to Insure Visit to
Brigham Young Judge Mexican
Coming to Washington.
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Passed Through Hell Gate.
RnJTNO cnIrru
SAILED.


Steamship City of Mexico for Vera Cruz and Havana
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

Col. ANDERsoN-as it will be scents tu
speak to our conglomeratc friends, at Smiths
HILL, on "Wednesday evening next. This
people do not need To be told that the Col. is n
fiuent and graceful speaker-a tacile, versatile
genius, ready of applcation--ar5ument oi
principle, and able to make his clevcrness an
parent either us good, earnest hater and
fighter, or an equally earnest and devoted en-.
amorado Of the lost cause and its friends
Having considerably and very properly put
aside the Cloth, we shall be prepared ut all
times to meet him as a glorious, good, clever
tellow-in any roe his brilliant and exhuberani
fancy may lead him to adopt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

SYMPToMs OF LIVER COMPLAINT, and some
of the diseases produced by it.--Ai sallow or
yellow color of skin, or yelowisil brown spots
on face or other parts of body; dullness and
drowsness with frequent headache; dizziness,
bad taste in mouth, dryness of throat, and In
ternal heat; palpitatlon, iu many cases a dry
teasing cough; sore throat, unsteady appetite.
raising of food, and choking sensation. in
throat; distress, hcaviness, or blosted or full
feeling about stomach and sides, pain in sides,
back or breast and shoulders; collie, pain and
soreness through bowels, with heat constipa-
tion, alternating with frequent attacks of dia.-
rhea, piles, fiatulence, nervousness, coldness
OF extremilies, rush of blood to The head,
with symptoms OF appoplexy, numbness Of
limbs, especially at night cold chills alterna-
ting with hot flashes, kidney and urinary diifi-
culties female weakness and irregularities |;
dullness, low spirits, unsociability and gloomy
forebodings. Only few of the above symp-
toms given above. are likely to be present Ia
any case at one time. All who use DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Complaint
and its complications are loud In Its praise.
Sold BY all druggists, ~ ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

AMBoY.-Messrs NoRTHwAy, and HALL oI
this place, addressed the Repu blicans OF Am
patriotism OF our friends in that little burg 10
quite pitch of enthusiasm. The Kingsvllle
Band and Wide-awakes, with uniforms and
torches, were present and added much tu the
spirit of the occasion. The gathering was
large, and would have been credllable To a
much larger place. Perhaps the folly and
buster Of Conneaut village for Greeley may
have something to do with the spirit here ex-
hibitcd. magnificent pole one hundred and
twenty-one feet in length, was raised in the
afternoon, to take the place Of the one re-
Gently destroyed by lightning
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21
MARRIED.

In Hnsdalc. N. H.. at the residence Of the brides
father Lemuel Llscon, Mr.. ALLEN N. Cox of COnDeuut
and Miss JULIA 4. LIscoM.
In Morgan, Sept, 18th, by f. A. Wright. J. p WILLIS
G. THOMPSON and EMMA COOK. both Of Ashtabula
In Geneva Sept. 18th, by Rev. Thos. Powell Mr. Z
HARRis and Miss Aida TRuoP, both OF Geneva.
In Saybrook Sept llth. by Rev. +. Babcock Mr.. JAS
HARVEY and Miss NETrIR .Joussos, both ofSay brook
In Jefferson, Sept 1Trh. by w u. Rugglcs, Esq, Mr.
of Saybrook.
In Orwell, Sept. 1lh by j. b. Phillips. ESQ., Mr.
j. L. HUXLEY, Of Parklnan, and Miss MARY L. JORDAN
of Orwell.
In Andover. Sept. 1th, by W. B. Wright, " p. Mr.
LAFAYETTE HUNGER, of COIneautville Pa, aid Miss
EMMA HALL, of Richmond, U.
In Orwell on the 18th inst. by Henry C. Ackey. j.
p. Mr.. REUBEN STURDyENT, of Rome, and Mrs. MIN
ERvA ALLISON, of Orwell
In Windsor. the 14th inst, by Wm. Barnard, ESQ.,
Mr. j.. B.FALKENBURG, and Mrs. ITALIA A.TwIsT, both
Of Windsor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21
Rail Road Matters,

We hear nothing definite or certain yet
about work upon the line between the station
and harbor, by the Mahoning Coal Railroad
Co. 1t is rumored, however, that the Compa
ny intend to make beginning soon, and this
is somewhat strengthened by the appearanc,
of the engineers along that line.
The A. Y. IL p, on the other hand, is push
the grading and preparing for the construction
of their docks, and another cargo of material
for their construction arrived the present week
Track laying at the other end of the line has
now reached probably the south line of Bloom
tield-some twelve miles from Warren. We
are credilibly informed, that there is every
prospect that by the 9th or 10Th of October
Warren will be reached Iron for that part of
the line, is arriving here to be forwarded from
here. The 10th or 10th of November, is the
time named for continuous through line
from the Harbor to Youngstown; and the con.
nections from that point are such. that there
will then be no break between Lake Erie and
Pittsburg, by this route. Such, we are assured
are the strong probabilities oi the case at the
present.
We are informed by Mr.. II. T. Adams,
OF Vineland Place, says the Warren
Chronicle, that the work on the A. Y. &,
Z. X. r., from the juno ion below Girard
10 Niles, is being pushed forward with
great rapidity. The ties are now being
laid, and the iron will he laid in a few
days. A grand Railroad celebration OF
that portion of the road will be celcbra-
ted AZ Vineland Place when the iron is
laid TO Miles,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21

SOLDIERS MEETINo.-The soldiers and
sailors Of Ashtabula county, met In convcn-
tion In the Court House, on Wednesday, Sept.
11th, pnrsuant to previous notice, and organ.
lied by appointing Capt NJ. b. Gary, Prcsi-
dent, and J. r. Gage and Benz. Reeve--soldicrs
Of the war iSl2-Vice. Presidents, and NJ. w.
Wright, Secretary. w. II. Allen, s. 8. Tu ..
rows and 8. Kinnear, were appointed Com.
mlttee on Resolutions. A. W. Stiles and J. F.
Wade were appointed q committee to report
the names of delegates 10 the National Com
vention at Pittsburgh
Judge N. L. Chahiee, ii. b. Woodbury., 8. 8.
Burrows, s. A. Northway and others, made
short addresses. Capt A. w. Stiles made n
report Of some forty names as delegates, which
was agreed to.
On motion, 1t was ordered that the Secretary
give certificates 10 other comrades, proposing
TO attend
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following:
Believing that the best interests of the
country will be subserved, by placing men at
the head of the Government who have proved
themselves equal TO the emergency. in the try
ing hour of the nations peril
Resoired, That we most heartily endorse the
men and the measures put before the country
by the Republican convention at Philadelphia.
Resolped, That, Notwithstanding The foul as.
persions heaped upon the name Of u s. Gaant
intended to tarDish his well earned fame we
still have unbOunded confidence in his ability,
patriotism and integrity to administer the gov
crnmeni; aud we promise him our unqualified
support.
NJ. B. GARY, PresaleHt
NJ. w. WRIeHT, Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-09-21
FAIRS.

Lake County Fair will begin next week
Wednesday, Goth of September.
Orwell Fair will he held Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday, Sept 23d, Gath and 25th.
The Conneaut Fair will take place on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday-Sept 25th,
26th and 9Th.
We learn from complimentary card re-
ceived from the Secretary, Prof II. L. John
son, that the Orwell Agricultural Society are
10 hold their Fair on the 23rd, Gath and 25ih
iIncf
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DIED.
Announcements free commondarory Notices. half rate

In Plymouth, on the 9th inst after a short but VIC
lent run of fever, Mr.. JOSEPH MANN SEYMOUR age q
years.
In Morgan, on the 18th inst Mrs. JouN FooT.
In Windsor on the l1th inst of consumption, Mrs
HARRIET ALDERMAN, aged ~ years.
In Geneva, on the 9Th inst. ELLA aged "a wife OF Ar
thur E. Nicholson.
In Kingsville the 4th inst. of consumption sue
cecded by fever, EMMA ID. WoUDBURN, aged 20 years,
and at st Marys. Augaize Co. Oct 5th, 1871 DIR. G. d.
WOoEBURN, in the 23d year OF his age children Of j.
and Emily ID. Woodburn. of Kingsville, q.
In Kingsville, the 18th inst. FREDERICK FIcKIN
GER, Sen. in his Sgth year.
In North Kingsvile, Ms. W. A. WHITNEY. daughter
Of e. d. Rockwell, Esq. OF Kingsvile.