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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

TO COUNTRY MEHcHASTs.-LooS at the ''B
Select" whiskcy sold by ". ID. ELAIH & Co., corner
Of Ninth aud Main streets, before you hny your
stock. They u,ke very large discounts TO tho trade.
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LEVY BROTHERS, new advertisement appears in
This mornings People, This Is the largest and is
the lcadng dry goods house In Eichmnnd. Persons
desiring goods IN their l!uc can Savc money hy or.
d"rTg q; this house. Read the advertisements
Virginia P.0pie, -4prH lsM.
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OrES THREE MORE DAYS.-Thr ladies' fair IN
the basement Of the Second Baptist church will Ia
continued three days longer, frunI0 A. NJ until II
L. NJ. large stock ofbcauiluI goods yet on hand
Refreshments Of The best kind. and dinner and s-
urr at city lrirtg
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED By
going to the RICHMOND FRAME STORE, next to the
Dollar Store, ard having your pictures framed.
large supply Of cord aui tasses constantly hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

TIE TuEArRr.--A Miss Thompson. the
talented and attractive actress, commenced
her second weeks engagement at l&c Theatre
last night. The programme for each eve
ming this week, and tor the saturday alter
noon matinee, will doubtless be sufficient to
draw good houses.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS new advertisement

THE DOLLAR STORE has Just received l. re and
beautiful assortment OF t0wel-racks wall-r ckets,
corner and side.brackets, which exceed any Of the
Kind ever offered for sale IN this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

SrECIIL SEPFlCES IN TIE EPISrOPdL
EHt "'NES-ST. fFTER'S CATNEDRhL-
@EHOETtL MEETINGS IN THE BAPTIST
CHC@CHES~~.H TH0 DIST SUNDAY
SCH00L jiEETYStf, &C., 6c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND At p. WESsI-
GER & cos splendid line Of hats TO select from
and AS the goods have been bough! for cash they can
offer great Inducements to the trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, and Il
perfect lit guaranteedor no sale, by L. b. SPENCE
/ son, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

Go TO TIE DOLLAR STORE and purchase one ol
those little clocks at the low price OF one dollar
They are excellent time c-kccpcrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

Why has SoZOpoNr hccOmc tie staple dcltrGcc
Of america: simply b"ca,rsc il i, inn osslblc TO
Use L, cvcn f"r wc"k, without pcrcci,iug its hy-
genie effect upon the teeth, the gums, and the
irpuIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

Hnp"r's Basm for this week, with sup.
Elemental sheet, and Goiey's Lays Book
for May, full OF matter interesting to the
ladies, received from J. /. Ellyson, book
seller, liz Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT THE DOLLAR
STORE large lot of beautiful albums, which they
are selling for dollar. which will cost two dol
lars aud nifty cents elsewhere.
DOLLAR STORE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

TnE PEABODY FuSD-By report Of county
superintendent Of public schools, the school
population Of the townships and the amount
entitled by them Of the above fund is as fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

J., s"r" NvNawAY AcCIDrNr.--A hnrse
"..'-,a J., nu-.y in which two your"
.....a,U w"r. riding took fright yesterday
.t..a.r a-f"~' sud RAN away. Both gentle
..- ,."ayl Oh: and iniHrcd--"nr
i ,ru~r--,. Tin" tuy.y aud barnes
IWp,;aI} wrecked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

ICE-CoLD SOoA-WATER.--PIzZISI hlS opened
his fountain, aud Is supplied with tho best syrups
and cold sodl-wltcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

INSPECTOR APpoINTgD.-Tho Governor
Yesterday appointed j. L. Stokes an iuspeG'
Tor of flour, salt, fish, beet, butter land lard,
Tor the city OF Portsmouth,.
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PEuEES AND FtGs.--This Is the best time Of the
yclr to eat these fruits, and rIZzINI has iuc sup
ply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

BCY YO.R CLOTHING OF f.. B. SPENCE & soS,
.uer chant tiilors, 1890 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER cannot be eIrccd FOR
making light, sweet rolls, biscuits. walles, corn
blead. SC. II Is always ready and reliable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

New Is TIE TINE TO ORDER ICE-CEEAM AND
PlZzitSf's i III" plac" tn buy It.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On al safes Of real eStute nude j,tWeen tie Isl or
Ju'tndry and Sot q June the td.ces for the pre-
Sent yedr hdceto tt rdid bgthe purchaser. on
az safes mdde bettceen tie Isl of Jttiy and last
u hs ysnr The tAres hnre 10 be nuia III h. StLLer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

THE LARGEST LOT or HAMBURG EDrINns, al
i?3 and l5c. Il yard, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

SPRING OPENING OF ALL THE LATE STYLES OF
HATS for men and boys al z. WEIsIGEE & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

ESGLIsH cIIEvIor, for shirtlng, only 2Oc yard
At LEVY BROTHERS..
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uESTAURAyTA.

YETELLE-REMOV ALI The store NO.
II InSo lately occupied by Zetelle, having bsrs
s.ntsS over his head 10 another without WORD 70
him. he has In the dilemma 20 remove TO the has.'.
meut OF Godiius Hall. corner OF Eleventa ain
Rank streets, where he will be found TO receSe'n
old friends and customers, and wherr he VIII si'e
them with the BEST LIQUORS and the very
the market affords. 49,
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d" Sincerely your friend,

In conclusion it is proper 10 mrntion the
dress parade of tic Attlicks Guard and Car
ncy Guard Uormcrly the Richmond
Zouycsl which took place while the speak
ing was going on. The companies were
drawn up in line on tho green, and presented
a tine appearance. Both Of these companies
are we'll driilct.., and the members deserve
credit for their sodicr!y conduct and good
behavior on all occasions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

7. Rady. Prayer hy Mr.. Samuel Vauder-
slice, of Lexington, Virginia.
The superintendent. Of Nichoson-Sirett
school, Mr.. Penny, gave a very interesting
and encouraging account Of thc present CON
dliion and prospects Of ne school. lie made
an appeal for more teachers.
Addresses were made by Rev. A. G. Elcd-
sac. Nj. Vanderslicc, ID. Parr, Sr.. and the
President. The main sunicrt under c)nsid-
Grafton was the duty of the church to stls-
taln the SCHOOL,
The meeting was an interesting and en-
couIa":ng one to the school IN Rockets.
IL was, Oh motion Of Mr.. L. W. penber-
ton. resolved To hold the following special
meetings: Sidney, third Sunday in May ;
Nicholson-S,rect, fourth Sunday in STAY and
oregon, first Sunday iii June.
OTIEr CHURCHES.
<At the First Presbyterian. Rev. -. e. Irwin.
OF portsmouth, preached both morning and
night to large audiences.
Services were also held in Harmonv Hall.
ny Rov. {. StcinhaucX. pastor Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Zion church. AtlOA.
NJ. the examination Of the ci.id'cn look
place, and at p. NJ. twenly-,nrre persons
were confirmed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22
sEwiNG-HACHINES.
UlLLCOX 81 GIBBS.

w
This very superior SEwlSG-MACHISEis Ia now
offered 1t tic following liberal cub rates:
We will give Is premium hrst-cass machine
of our own or any other make la the market, as de-
sired, 20 any person who viii sell three Wilcox %
cibhs machines. 10 DE- ordered at one ume and paid
for Ia cash. .o.,
g-atls by mail Villa, $500 s nabpS,
fe ss.de ew3ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

J, '"EF}2GHcE.--The Judges OF the Su-
~ l".rl we're IL conference Yesterday,
~ >.v co4" wA~ eoI=.4uSnlly not in Ses.
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NlaG.E4SERY GOODS.


{ ~ ~ VI "a > II eessSH
,,,,r,y yS
hiLLieEkI. omoNe
49,, r. ,,,.,rrs
MRS. Is. W. sAONbhES'
NO. 4OJ BROAD STREET,
has The pleasure to announce TO her friends and the
public generally that sho will have an opening OF her
-
STRING MILLINERY,
comprising ono OF the largest anu best-seccted
st lcks OF
MILLINERY GOODS
ever rfYered In this city IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

Long before noon yesterday the streets
were thronged with men, women. and chill
dren who were either to take part in the
celebration of the fifteenth amendment, or
were to he spectators of that celebration, and
III much interested rs those who were in the
ranks. The colored people generally OBJ
served the anniversary as holiday, and The
celebration was in every way crcditable to
the Committee Of Arrangements and all
who joined in it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

YELLOW BANANAS AT PIZ2ISI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

The bright day Sunday brought out large
congregations, and in many OF tho churches
the services were OF unusual interest,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

FINE ORANGES AT PiZ2ISI'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22
ALESANDER WERS1


ALEXANDER WERST,
Nos a23 AND 22j BROAD STREET, CORNER
THIED STREET,
hts opened tho summer season with an incompara-
lily large stock pf every article In his line.
THE ICE-CREAM SALOON
Ia conceded to bc equal in comfort, clcerfuncss,
nc:iucss, and finish to any ut It's rivals here or
elsewhere.
ALEX. WEHST,
being an experienced and practical cnnfcctioncr
himself, begs to assure his patrons that the
ICE, AND CO.FECTluNS
inrni hcI by him are Of the pniest and most saYory
qualities.
He will supply. n. Lac shortest notice, lCE-
C.FAMS Of every flavor TO parties, pfc-nfcs,
hDtc's ,ccursionS. and fl:miiics. Also. FRUITS OF
all rlilnc,, an! any other luxury asked for In his
I!nr
Ills prices are, and will continue TO he, EEAsoNA-
BLE. LIBERAL INDCCEMEETS Will be given TO HE
trade. -
Cream and all other goods purchased Of him will
b. dtiirerGd in any Durt Cf the city, rs may be
,lirrreI.
Grateful for past frors. friends patrons, aud the
people generally are cordially invited to call upon
him ap l3-gt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22
TIE LINE Of MARCH

was down First street to Broad. down Broad
10 the City Hall, where they cnnc TO 4 halt.
and Mayor Kelley appeared on ihc steps and
delivered an address appropriate 70 the oc-
ca>ion, rougr4tuating them upon their ap-
lcarancc, Sc. The address over, the line Of
march Was continued do%n Broad Ia TwcNty-
iiiti, street, thence to Main: up Main L.
Third. thence to Navy Hill. Is the ptoec>-
sion moved a,Dn@ thc streets lar-c numbers
of per,u,. i>i"wrd Oh III" sidewalks, and hy
the time i reached the spa. where the spcai;-
Ing VA, to take ph,c@ the crowd numbered
ten or twelve thousand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22
EMPORIUM OF FASHION ADO
IL At THE edgtSH
OLD-ESIABl.lSuEDF FIRM VMSaNo
OF
MADAME b. DFMELMhN.
CaDSEl;d"E's1SEEsIE.S.

Is -. UNSURPASSABLE 10 =.
ICE-CREAMS, FRUITS, CONFECTlONEEIEs.
JELLtES, &C.
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On IiIE SThND.

The Committee OF Arrangements, Of which
Dr. Henry Mo,hy WAS chairman, had caused
Il commodiolls stand to be erected. upon
which were 4. ID. Payne, president Of the
dav MesSrs. Deyrick, OF Amigo, British
West Indies i. W. Jackson, orator OF the
day Anderson Taylo DR.. Henry MoSby !;
Colin L. Payne, chief marshal: Richlrd
.E,i..i.<, W. L. Johnson, and ". Svldcn, oi
The Committee OF Arrangements john " .
Jenkins and {. VI. smith, Jr., representatives
Of l.lc city Pres, ". II. Trent; and otlc:s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

TESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONS
w $50 hoX"s MESSISh ORANGES and LkM-
OSS receiving by stealucr. Every one warranted
sound. For sale low.
FOR RENT,
FOUR ROOMS over my store. Rent low:
LOUIS j. BUSsIEUX,
,pI, 1il1 Main street,
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l,R0Ff:sSIOSAE CARDS.

nR. MARION HOW ARD oilers his mcdl-
~ cal services 10 the citizens Of Richmond, Va,
the following terms:
For visit during the day. y.................$ 80
For visit during the night. 100
Extracting teeth each h..............-. 81
"
And other charges In like proportion. Office cor
Of Broad aud TeHtiI streets. !-Iinf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

The Lewis amendment adopted tile 18th of Fehrn-
ary. 1878 secures 10 the bankrupt additional
emption In excess of the five hundred heretofore
exempted of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS against all
Judgments aud DEGREES 0i State courts.
Wfe's right Of dover Is, rs heretofore, preserved
Intact
G.. MATRICE SMITH prosecutcs claims OF every
description against tie United States Government.
Mr. JACOB COIN, All expert Ia bankrupt matters,
Is connected with the irm.
Correspondence solicited. NH 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05

We In jefferson are wholly disgusted with |
the weather, unless II IL Joshua, who gen.
orally tries TO keep that even temper for which |
he IL 90 noted, and we are full Of all manner
OF evil thoughts and imaginings concerning |
the elements anG the powers that be, &c |
Even now the snow-on the third day Of April !
is coming down as though there never was TO
be spy end Of this unendnG winter VeOuId II
keep on thus all the year, It win be an excel
lent time for Ioe Cream next fourth, and Ma.
pie wax.
Mud In our streets Is one OF the principal
commodities Of which there seems to be no
botiom, nor end we have sounded II repeat
edly In all parts Of the town aud u generally
ranges from one to three feet, crossings and
elsewhere. Our town council Is considering the
matter OF running small propeller from the
depot 10 town how this will work we cannot
say, but we apprehcnd trouble frnm the thin
ness volaiilness Of the mud which will give 10
face to the wheel
The sun did shine here about Ave minutes,
just at the rising on April 1si, in the year Of
the convention, and you cannot tell what
glorious sight it was told several in our
town about IL but saw their faith was small
and could not believe in the glories Of sun
rise that time Of day.
Last Saturday there were about forty appli.
oanls for certificates as teachers at the O0urt
House, principally Of the female persuasion,
and zoe, Joshua, could not help hut think what
an excellent opportunity there was for picking
"a teacher; such fortiiude, such energy, such
will and perseverance. in fact every beauty and
grace combined; but as we were neither coun-
/ ty examiner nor member of any school board,
| nor noaody but Josh, what could we do! No
| thing!
Sunday evening the Baptist church had a
Sabbath school union, WHICH We heard ol
by the way of Joshua, Jr.. Of whom We will
speak something in the future, which was very
interesting aud the singing al least was said Ia
be pery fHS. Joshua's car. for music is much
b tier than his fathers, and he said that little
duet sung by Misses Bailey and WebbeF was
most beautiful.
Monday. March s1st. came, as all days Of the
month did, cold and dreary, and only betoken
ed the Storm of which we spoke last week.
Josu,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05

Tns Nru PcsTAu IAv,~-we have been un.
able thus Gar 20 see q full report of the new
Postal Law. Washington correspondents say
that u repeals the law permitting papers 10
pass through the mails free In the county
where publlhed AZ also the law permitting q
free change between publishers The latter IL
Of little moment, but n Congress hiss repealed
the law, OF that section of the Law, which per.
mlis a subscriber 10 receive his county paper
through the post Office Tree Of postage, those
rural members" as the city journals designate
them, who voted for that repeal, bad better go
strsightway and do ~ Judas did, hang them.
selves, for II they do not, the people of those
rural distriets' will surely do II for them.
Thus speaks are Painesville name-sake, and
we don't know that the thing Is but too strong,
Our notions at least, run very much In that
tone and direction, II fthe provincial, or coun-
~, local press, is 10 be put alta further disad'
vantage with the Metropolitan Journals by
being required TO pay the same postage for
county distribution, these Journals will exer'
else more grace than usually falls to human
nature, II they don't make fight over 1t, to
the great grief Of those who favored the pass
age of the law.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05

RssOlpsd, that our said representative 10 De.
serving Of the unqualified censure OF the peo-
pie Of AshLabula County for his conduct In
that behalf
Amer some discussion upon the amendment
II was on motion Of Dr. Burrows, resolved
that the debate be limited 10 ten minutes to
each speaker.
While Mr.. Howells had the floor and was
speaking upon the question, his time expired
and motion was made and seconded that be
be allowed further time. Dr. Burrows object.
ed and the motion was declared out Of order
Amer further discussion, the question wa'
put upon Dr. Burrows amendment, and II wa,
declared carried.
A division of the house was called for bu1
was not ordered.
The question was then put upon the resolu
ton as amended, and while many delegates
were struggling tn be heard, Il was declared
adopted. A division was called for but wal
not ordered and amid great disorder and con
fusion the convention was declared adjourned
THEo. HALL, Asst Sec'y.
| March ats, fa7a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05
sAYBROOK-April lst, 1873.

The Sayhrook Cheese factory at the Station
commenced making cheese on Monday March
31st, Mr. Chamberlain being an old cheese
maker, the patrons of the factory need have
no fear, but that the reputation will be fully
sustained.
Mr. Lyman Curtiss, a long resident of Say
brook, has sold his farm to Xenophon Quin-
ton and has purchased another in Trumbull,
whittier he shortly intends moving.
Mr.. Isaac Flint of Ssybfook and George
Flint of Madfson-E -Englishmen-wbo have
been in this country some twenty five years,
are intending to spend the coming sum-
mer on visit to Old England. By industry
and economy they have secured competen-
| cy sufficient to enable them to take such q
trip, and all wish them bon soyage.
Mr.. Almond j. Walton has purchased a
house and lot In Ashtabula, and will remove
thither soon and will follow his trade as car
| 'penter and joiner. .....
We see by the CLEVELAND Leader that "Ml
Omar Gillea has accepted the position of as
sistant superintendent in Mr.. D. w. Haskell'i
Dry Good House"
On dit-a son was born to the honse O
William Brown, ESQ. on the zsth inst.
| Yours, INDEX
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05

TUE Posi- OFFICE, is pro obably TO he rrmov-
ed, as tie Haskells have it in contemplation
to put up brick block in the place of Me
chanic's Row" The removal, therefore, led
to n bidding between up town and down town
for its location. While one party proposed
to put up building for il on The lot Of DIR.
Hubbard, mother party proposed to do the
same on the Root lot, with the understanding,
that the lowest rate of rent should carry
The rent of the latter party we understand,
was sl5 less than the other, and has secured
the location OF the Office. upon that spot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05

THE store occupied by Messrs Wait g. sill is
being divided, and these gentlemen have con-
tracted their sales room into the enOrthernhaif,
while their cloths and manufactory have
been removed to the room in the rear part Of
the Council chamber. This arrangement
will continue until their new store-now hay
ing the plaster put upon it--shaAa be eosapiet-
ed, and ready for occupancy. One Of these two
stores of Prof Bruce, Is TO he occupied by Mr.
j. L'Homadieu, of Geneva with large and
slmost entirely new stock of clothing.
Besides Mr. l.. Geneva makes another valu-
able contribution to our community. In the
person of Mr.. CkaTies Tinker, who has bought
the interest of Mr.. VIM. Seymour, and enough
of Mr. Sperry's interest to make him an equal
partner with that gentleman, In the foundry,
which is TO be conducted under the firm name
of Sperry 81 Tinker. Mr.. t. Is to be an active
member Of the firm, and much Is expe eted
from his acquisition. as We lsxe informed thai
he is an ingenius aud natural mechanic Th,
Impulse that he will. by his skill, taste anC
energy, give TO the Industries of the place. It \
believed, viii be wholesome and add TO ou
material prosperity. The puEehase vas soml
| $4,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05

hr.s. w. HILL. from King City, whose
name was mentioned in connection With our
informatioR from that that place. has u seems,
to shouldes the burden of all our article con-
tained, Willie in fact, be only contributed a
portion Of The inforsn alton upon which 1t was
heard The corn meal thought was from
private letter from resident of the city
The aiiusion was made in reference to one or
two families of The place, and which probably
are as stated in the King City ityeommunicaiaon
oflast week, exceptioaal eases t iba y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-05

THAT Windmill of an affair-"an open let
ter"-addressed to H. II. Wells. from the at
tention that was given il, gathered at length,
considerable Importance II was noticed at
leas. twice informally in the morning meet
ings, and then again in more formal. gener-
al way, ut the meeting on Thursday evening
of last week This considering the fet that
the letter was the product OF female pen ana
a she, at the heaP-for the writer had never
seen or heard the preacher--was quite Halter :
lag sad complimentary to the writer. The
formal meeting and reply to the letter. is said
by those who were present, TO have been clev'
erly DONE OF so much importance was this
reply of the Rev. gentleman held by the
friends of the letter writer, that reporter was
procured from Cleveland to be present and
make report, as lie supposed. tor Qualification
either in the Journals Of Cleveland, or In some
other form. Thus lar however, it has not ap'
pesred, norris the reason just why, after the
expense and the effort of procuring report II
has not appeared The whole thing has prov
| ed rather funny vagary, or episode, to the re
viyal work that has been progressing amons
US for some five weeks. As We lock Hpor
these things-"it is not meet that every nice
offenee--of this character-should bear II!
cousmmentp and, generally it is much betteI
to let them air themselves, then to lend oul
| efforts To air tllean