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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15
THE MODoCS AND THEIR FORTIPI-
CATIONS.

The San Francisco Chronicle's corre-
spondent near the Modoc seat Of war,
says:
Jamcs c. FairchiId, brother of the
FaircisiiJ who bad the famous interview
with the Modocs, describes very closely
the nature Of the ground upon which
the recent fight took place, and, where
the u. 5. forces found themselves unable
to dislodge the enemy, and suffered re-
pulse. lie says that 1000 men will not
get those Indians out Of that lava bed.
lie describes their position as one Of the
most wonderful natural formations he
ever beheld. These lava rocks, he says,
are flied up M way that no engineer
could plan ont. The Indians use them
rs real forts, getting behind them and
shooting through the cracks the same as
through q casemate. Their positions
cannot be charged because some OF them
are 100 feet in height and utterly inac-
cessible from below. Neither can they
be shelled, for shells would strike against
these rocks like boiled turnips against
tombstone. Mr.. Fairchld says there are
TWO ways Of getting at these Indians.
One is 10 charge on them with force
OF twenty Ia one, expecting 10 lose six
lives out ot every ten. The other is TO
surround and starve them out The one
will cost Nh ocean Of blood, the other q
mint OF money. The latter plan is al
most impossible to carry out for the rea-
sou that supplies cannot be brought into
the lava bed, aud any Gordon that is
drawn around Jack must be located in
the rocks. As il was the other day, the
wounded had to be packed out on horse
back Tor miles. Nothing in the form OF
q wagon could be brought within ten
miles OF where tho troops fought
Again, Jack has his beef cattle by the
hundred in his camp, with plenty of
grass on the lake shore to feed them.
Months would have TO elspse before he
would even feel the necessities OF supplies,
aud by that time our side would teel as
tired oi the starving out process as he.
Tho only feasible plan is TO charge on
lhem-kill and get killed.
The Indians fight with o tenacity of
purpose and with military sagacty
worthy of the highest civilization.
Their evolutions on the day of the main
battle were carried out with consummate
tact and wonderful precision. They
seemed TO have their whole position laid
out in parallels, each man having his
own lava rock breastwork from behind
which to fire. When they fell back,
which they did whenever they were hard
pressed, they did 1t deliberately, merely
taking their positions behind the rocky
breaslworks next in their rear, where
they were even more secure than before.
Capt. Jack was constantly heard giving
mis- orders, aud TO oil appearances his
authority was recognised US promptly as
though he had been 'aajor-general.
The Indian squaws aud papooses all oc'
euped position ina k!nd Of basin with
in the Indian lines; and the aghting took
place all around them in circle.
As late as last week, the boy ghost o.
Newburyport, Mase,'wss still haunting
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
STATEMENT OF THB
Insurance Go. of North America.
STATE OF OHIO,
INsuRANoE DEPARTMENT.,
Ldl,tp,bus January 8isf 1s73-

tHuWOuss ou"uWV oioe, 1850
WHEREAS THE INSURANCE COMPANY
w OF NORM AMERICA, located at Philadelphia,
In the State OF Penney has filed In this Office
statement by the proper officers thereof show
ing Its condition and business and has complied in all
respects with the laws Of this State relating to Fire
Insurance Companiesr incorporated by other States OF
the United States. N-
NoW, TherQors, In pursuance OF law, ], WILLIAM +:
CHURCH. Superintendent of Insurance for the State of
Ohio do hereby certify that said Company is authorized
10 transact Its appropriate business OF Fire Insurance In
this State In accordance with law, daring the current
year. The condition and business of said Company at
tho date OF such statement December 3lst lSI2) is
shown as follows: n. .
Amount OF actual PAID mp Capital 100000 90
Aggregate Amount OF Available Assets, 32I0,15S Ol
Aggregate amount of Liabilities. Except
capital Including reinsurance ....., 2,4i6D00 so
Ia Cash -. ..,..,,,...,,.. slesiTs %
Amount OF Expenditures for the proceed
Ing year In Cash s7s0loS IS
IA WITrNEss WHEREOF. have hereunto subscribed my
name. and caused the Seal OF my Office 10 be
IT, 81 affixed, the day and year above written
w II. CHURCH, Superintendent,
GEO. WILLARD, Agent at Ashtabula, Ohio. 1900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

At the sitting of the Poland Credit
Mobilicr Committee Tuesday, Oakcs
Ames produced his memorandum book.
and read entries therein, in which oc-
Cured the names of Messrs. Henry Will
son, Dawes, Colfax, Allision, J. +. Will
son, Bingham, Patterson, Garfield, Kel-
ley, and Painter. The name of Schuyler
Colfax appears in connection with the
three separate transactions, one for 1884,
~, one for $1,000, and the third for
S6O.7s. The first and last only were da-
ted. During the course of his examin-
alton, Ames again stated that he gave
Colfax check for 81 200.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

When Charles Sumner was first elected TO
the Senate, he refused to make any personal
solicitations whatever, and even did not visit
the State House while the canvass was going
on. Liberal Exchange.
Mr.. Sumner, like some other great and true
men, has played the fool and become badly
demoralzed. There is no doubt that when he
compares his present status with that to
which allusion is made, he feelingly quotes
the great dramatist-" Alas! what fall was
there my cOuntrymen"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15
TINE BLISS GARDEN FsR sALr.

TF YOU WISH A PLEASANT AND
i good home just enquire OF the people in A.nta1ns
Of nearly three acres under high cultivation and nl q
the choicest fpit, with good house and out onnngs
falling water, with three good pumps. The spring J.
eight leet square, wall laid in cement and iIO rocs oI
for eight or ten years. without exception, and Will uo
sold very cheap with $1,000 running one year. desired
Also, a horse, wagon, garden tools, and houeehCld
QoOis Situated little southwest Of the bQFoegh hints
on the Round Head road known the Bliss pfOpertL
AshtabuIa, Jah. !, 1873. MW
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

As late as last week, the boy ghost Of
Newburyport, Mass ,.wss still haunting
.tiie old school house in that town A
correspondent OF the Rostoa Poet writes
that the later manifestations stv tIioss
of a ghostly carpenter in tho attic.
whose amusement Seems TO consist Of
Esawing, 'hammsring, planning and--whist'
lihgt' Nten when Miss Perkins, the
teacher, goes Iptdrle dusty old room,
fshs fads the same nAdistutbed cobwebs
ot'ihe past years, and nothing, not even
the dust discarded. These things have
Been goihs on stont year,, abd At ID get
ting to be a first class bardep 10 the
teacher and her scholars.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

RUSSIA AND ENeLAND.-The LeOant Herald
furnishes some interesting particulars concern
ing the commercial position of Russia on the
Caspian Sea, which are of interest in the pres
ent embarrassed relations of Russia and Eng
land, as the latter turn entirely upon CONNER.
cial questions. The navigation of tho Caspian
is now entirely in the hands of the Russians
They have now twenty FIVE steamers employ
cd and are making Arrangements to largely in.
crease this number. It's stated that the pres
eTt Persian exports by the Caspian to Russian
exceed s., 100000 in value, consisting Of raw
silk, timber, dried fish, isinglass &c. The i'm
porte by this route from Russia are abou
100000 per annum, and consist principally
OF iron hardware, naphthu, -four, wheat am
sugar. Russia is also adding largely To he
naval force on the Caspian, the fleet of iha
power already numbering 40 vess, lis, and sev
eral large gunhoats in process of construc
! iiOn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15
FITS! FITS! FITS!

Are you or any Of your friends afflicted with Epilepsy or
Fisf II so you or they can bo cured by using Drs.
Piper \ IAughrys Great Fit Remedy II has cured
hundreds Of and a the only rcmdey known that
will this feara disease In order to convince the
skeptcal we VIII send package OF the medicine free
of charge any place IN America. IL you order med
cine write plainly yonI post oice address Address
Dts. PIPER LAv6afRY, AanOs Station westmore
land Co. Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15
Paclhc Slnve-Trade.

A telegram from San Francisco warns OF the
dangers of slave-trade springing up in shs
Pacific, which it, unchecked, might easily as
sumo considerable proportions IL seems
that on the Goth of December last, a ship call
ed the, GLasannor touched at Honolulu, on her
way from Macao TO Punta Arenas, Central
America On Board this vessel were 6S5
Cinnamon who had been entered on the ships
manifest as personal effects all to be taken
to the port named. The discipline observed
on board Is said to have been identical with
that practiced on the Infamous African sh,-
ypra
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

GTEAM Saw Mill for Sale, containing
- Muley Saw, LaIh Saw, and one Of Halls PrteDt
Shin xeMills. by JOHN SILL,
Esst Ashtabala. 6S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

VOU can buy Overcoats of all grades,
Il from coarse SaiInet 10 the
FINEST DEVONSHIRE KERSEY
at the Clothing House Of 1881
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

RUY Gloves, Mittens, Handkcrchiefs,
- Linen and Paper Dfckeys, Collars and Cuff Ties,
Scrafs. Muffiers, Suspenders, Enameed Cloth and
Leather Valices, Linen and Woolen Shirts In short.
bay everything in the line Of
Cloths, Clothing and Gents Furnish
ing Goods
st the Clothing House OF 1856
WAITE e. SILL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

also keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
really aes CoiRs Rose Wood mitstiou, Black Walnut
and limitations n Black Walnut, all Of which can trim
two houTs notice. In style TeQuesteo equal aay
city. also have splendid Aearsein readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CIorHEs.-A new fexvars has recently been ad-
ded 10 this furniture ESTABLISHMENTS rather 10 the I'm
dertakers department Of tone that cannot nall to com
mend itself TO the community and will show the dispo
stion of the proprietor to make his establishment ae
perfect mHy be- 1t win go fur TO relievefv work aAd
bustle incidental to- and rcpugnant IN seasons Or pc
reavemen of preparing the remains OF the departed tor
burial This c0nsfsts IN keeping eand ard re9cy TOT
immediate use, stock Of gravecietneE variety OF o.
shrouds for both male and fensaio made up with much
taste aud appropriateness, varfos n price, and Doth
black and white materials. single order for c0fan
may therefore, embrace the habiiments OF the dead,
and aus save the friends OF the deceased IN the mdst
grief from much that particularly disagreeaoe
and ineonguous in the way ofprepasSn 10
AshtabuIa Ohio Jan. 1si,. 1870. ioSau II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

Petroleum Oil!

w Z WISH to say to our friends and
that test every barrel Of this OF before
we offer II for sale We win guarantee all oil Of this
kind sell to stand 40 degrees OF heat Fahrenheit
This is acknowledged by all Chemists TO be perfectly
safe for II you wish TO be sure % getting the oi
you want for safety, give us ssN,
February q, 1872. SAT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

While the lobbyis, Stewart was boring the
House with bis turgid eloquence The other
dav. with reference TO his troubIe with the
Investigating Committee, Mr.. Lynch of Maine
bus,ed himself in drawing up resolution,
which received the hearty approval Of oil the
members in the neishborhood 1t ran as fol.
lows; Resolved, that the sergeant atarmes
be directed to take J. B. Stewart to the steps
of the east 'front.' Of the House of Representa-
tives and then and there apply the toe Of his
boot 10 that part of said Stewards body which
Is located just beneath his coat-tail as many
times as may be necessary to propel said Stew
art 10 the track of the Metropolitan railroad
and there leave him, and that ell further pro.
ceedings in this case be dispensed with"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

The destiny Of the sovereigns who have rul-
ed France has been strange one. II Is sta
ted that, with the exception Of Louis XVIII,
not one Of the French monarchs has died at the
Tuileries. Louis XVI, was Guillotined at La
Place de Ia Revolution Napoleon I. died in
exile at 81. Helena Napoleon H., in exile
at Reichs,adt; Charles X, in exile at Holy
rood Louis Philippe, in exile at Claremont /;
Napoleon ILL.,, in exile at Chiselhurst. The
bvief glories Of French royalty make little
compression for the inevitable destiny, which
decrees Punishment from France in almost ev-
cry case, and death in a foreign land.
Telegraphic advices from Europe, indi-
cate that the offerings for the new five
per cent. funded loan of the United
States, will be in excess of the amount
advertised for sale. A part Of the loan,
however, having been reserved for sale
in this country, the Treasury Department
is in receipt of numerous applications
and letters OF inquiry from national banks,
showing a general disposition to ex-
change their present securities in the
Treasury for the new fves. This action
is prccipitated by the fact that the loan
is open for subscriptions but short time,
and by the further fact that the other
issues authorized, bear only four and
four and half per cent. interest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-15

Russia AND LNeLAND,-While England is
profoundly agiated at the advance Of Russia
into Central Asia Russia, is becoming aroused
TO the fact that England also is seriously
threatening her commerce by her miiroad nd.
vances in Persia, and the trade.socielies Of ST.
Petersburgh are holding meetings 10 consider
how they can best counterbalancc the advan-
tages EnglamI may secure hyN monopoly of
the Persian traffic. With this end in view,
and foreseeing that the English plah Is to open
a line from Tohcran. the capital of Persia, TO
Constantinoblc, they are already beginning TO
bring pressure to bear uponilIe Russian Gov
ernment TO construct lints to Persia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

PRESIDENT WATSON recently addressed n
meeting of Ensl share hol lrrs of Erie secu-
its capacities aud wants, were laid before
them. The effect seems To have been favorable,
as the frequent expressions of the nssembage
showed. At The close of tn mee ing, vote
of confidence In Mr.. Watson w,s passed, amid
renewed aud protr,ctcd cheering.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

The mint at Philadelphia, under orders from
Washington, is coming double eagles at the
rate of Ven millions per month. The Caliror.
mia mint is running al its full capacity in
gold coinage and trade dollar. BulliOn 10 the
amount Of $3,0C0000 has been added to the
fund of the Assly Office at New York 10 pay
ptomplly all dcposils of soyrreinns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11


Mist OF Patenis issaed nom the United States
HatsnA Ohiee 10 Ohio Inventors, ior the week end
ing Sept. NJ, 1873, aud each bearing that date. fur
nlahed this paper By Cox Cox. solicitors OF Patents
Washington, ID. G.
Fave Trough Hanger-T. w. Diley, 81.
sannah.
Mold for Plaster Pipe PaiteTns-N. T.
B0win, Cleveland.
Thili coupling-S q. Wise. Rdgerion.
Horse Hay itake-c Edgar. Dayton.
I Brush Wash Board and ROiler--J lIussry
Ir0nton.
Car ConpilDg--W. +, SenIos, Ripley.
Explosive Engine--J. NJ Melbourne, Cab
edOnIa.
Molding Blaohine--W. H. Boda. Dayton.
Fence Post--J Gibbs. Fremont
Machine for Turning Wheels-J. w. Hill
Dayton.
Mschine for Dressing Fish--F. Kelsey
6andusky. ..Ii- l.l-Jl
Sheet Metal Banding sIachIpe-W. @. XII
s.sf. Clnsinnan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

FRAScE.-Ahairs in France Ar, rapidly rs.
assuming q significant attitude The london
O6serosr has a report thnt $50 members Of the
Assembly hsVe pledg, d themselves Ia support
a restoration of tlp' mnarchy. III Thcrs has
acknow ledg, d the lBaminenee of cIsls b,
A-olining 10 leave Paris Tor the lime being
The fact thai the Republican members of lh
Assembly are Fastening 10 the Capital woul'
Indicate that thy are prepared 10 contest Ih
effort of restoration. They are fortunate Il
having M Thiers for their leader, and the
Nonarchisis are unfortunate In having aliena'
ted him from their cause They could hsr
rsss M Theirs while he was President; n
Thiers can now harrass them ms a Member o
Abe Assembly. II Is alsn reported that NJ
Thlers has Joined hands with the Inlperlal.
isie 10 defeat the IestOratiUIL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

t8- Blll Allen made u speech o few days
ago nj Canton, In which he said the National
bnnks hre rotten 10 the core, and predicted
that IN ten days from that lime--which limit
expires We'lnesly tho Sth inst every
bank In the United Smtrs will be closed and
the laborlng men of Canton will not get more
than one dollar per day for their work. and
only bly cents worth ot beet for their dollar
The Indignation M this assertion was held ON
Wednesday, u, which Mr. Louis shae fer n
prominent Democrat, denounced Alien for his
lncendiary ult"mnce, ana resolutions were
passed expressing confidence IN the banking
Institutions.
| The Dean of Canterbury said no more thar
truth when he told the Evangelical Alliance
we are hard upon the Pope for beng lnfalli
Bile, bat We are bitter against Others for differing
from no" TheSe ap more Popes than Piul
| TX, and they are not confined TO the ehuFt hes
PreIndise- dogma,km and intolerance ar,
found b0th Ia denomlnatIonal Christianity ant
anti chrlseian Liberalism,
The Hon. BENJAMIN 4. Butler, according IA
the Dubuque Herald, says that The purchas Ing
power of adOihr Ii less now than IN tue DAYS
OF George Washington. We think not Now.
a-days you can buy RD average Congressman
ior ~ 900 (witness the baek pay pratl, ant
they have ruled as low a. 4335. You cOul,
not baye bought one in q. W's. time for m,
prise.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

SPAIN.-Firc wasopcncd upon the Spanish
town of Alic Intc, on the 23lh, by the Iron
clads lntcly captured by the Insurgents, the
Efforts of foreign Consuls 10 prevent this act
ION having come to nothing A lmirl Yclver-
ton, OF the British fleet Ind received instruction
from London to oif.r no intcriercn &C, except
what NIGH. be necessary To protect the mer-
chant shipping in and near the harbor and
the commanders Of other foreign mem of wa T
feared tn take thn responsibility OF int crfrr-
ence upon themselves. The three Insurgenl
lron'cads were drawn up between the for.
eign fleet and the town, and the bombardment t
was opened, Fire was returned from the
forresses and batteries in the town with so
great effect TINT the rebel boats withdrew In
damagcd condition. The Spanish Minister
of War declares The bombarbmrnt 10 he
wanion outrage which should bc held up to
the rtprobniion of Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

The sentence of the Stoluk and BaruchO
ModOc Indians has been Cou.mulcd to inn
prisonmcnt for life on Alcatrass Island, San
Francisco Harbor, on the ground that these In
dams were moi chiefs but stood in the relative
position Of private soldiers, obcying their COM
mander Captain Jack
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@l.5oo-oOO.

TOTAL, ls,WO GIFTS, ALL CASH.
dmouhllhg 10 81, ,JOO0OO
The distribution will be positive, whether all the
tickets are sold or not and the 1000 gifts all paid in
proportion to the tickets sold.
Price of Tickets:
Whole tickets $50 halves $25 tenths or each coupon
50 eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 22k Tickets for
$1,000; ll3 Whole Tickets for 5000 221 Whole Tick
cts r $1,000 No discount on less than $500 worth
Tickets at time.
Tickets ready for sale. and all orders accompa.
MED by the money promptly filed Liberal terms Civ
EN- to those who buy TO sell again.
THUS. Il. BRAMLETTE,
agent Pnbl Libr. ky and Manager Gift Concert.
4tl2D Pubc Library Bailding Louisville XIV
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VIEW OF AN ENGLISH IRoNMAsTER.-A
practical tronmaster writes letter to the
London Times, in which he says
1t has long been my opinion that in very
few years our exports of iron 10 the United
States will be thing of the past unless the
cost OF manufacture in this Country be rrduc
Ell 10 something like old rates and even
then fear ii will bc next To impossible to com
pete with the American ironmasttrs. who now
in many districts, are producing iron NJ II
less price Than il cnn be made in the United
Kingdom.
He founds his assertion upon the fact that
about eighteen months ago he sent an exp IT
to West Virginia and East Tennessee The
Roanc Iron Company OF Elst Tennessee is
cited, and he goes on To say:
There is no reason why numerous furnaces
and rolling mills should not be in operation
IN this neiahhorhood, as for over two-hnndrrd
miles The coal is cropping out 10 the surlnce,
with red iOssilitirous ir0nstone (yitlding GO
per cent. In the lurnact) never more than II hall
mile distant, carbOnilrrous limestone lying
between, and II navigable river within five
miles.
| merely mention this one district, where
iron is being manufactured at so low u figure
that IL carried five hundred miles To sraboard
and thence 10 the United Kingdom, il would
leave prohi ON The transaction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

review of The political field shows that he
Der, elections, general or partial, VIII be held
in ten States of the Union. Pennsylvania
Ohio, Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin will
hold general elections on October 18th. On
November 4th Massachusetts will holl gen
ernl election, and on the same day New York
will elect State officers and members of the
Legislature. TeXDs votes ON the 81 of The same
month. Governors are To bc chosen IN the fol
lowing States: Massachusetts, Virginia, Iowa,
Ohio, Wisconsin, Texas, Mississippi, and Min
nesota. Pennsylvania elects Judpe OF the Su.
preme court and minor State officers. In sew
crnl of the Western States the contest is diver.
sihed bya third party, generally known by
the name OF the Grangers; and the result of
the elections in theso States will be awaited
with very considerable interest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11

Tue President has ordered 5000 army ra.
tions for the suffering and starving people OF
Shreveport The supplies have gone forward
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1kk0cNnlPnf.

Geo w. Moore Plaintiff Before Il, II Fitch, J. p,
against OF Ashtahna Tp.. AshIa
ON the 10th day of September, A. d..
1873 the said Justice of the Peace issued an order of
Attachment In the above action for the sum OF Forty
Dollars and Fifty cents $40 5 Said case Is contip.
ued until Nov tuth, \. D. 1873, at A, NJ.
Ashtabuln. Oct, End, 1879 GEO. w. MOORE
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EDurOuIAs NOTES.

The Chicago Board of Trede on Saturday
last in a few minutes collected 81 500 for the
Shreveport sufferers. and 81 800 for the Mem.
phS
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COUNTY TItKET.

For Representative w. p. HoWLhND.
F4 Treasurer DWIGHT l. CROSBY.
For Audiior-w II. CkowELL.
For Sheriff-D. L. HART.
For Prosecutor-E. c. WADE.
For Cen mits;oner-E o. PECK.
For aHrmsrv Dirsriof-E. HAMMOND.
For Cnrorer--pr KINGsLIY.