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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26
Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner.
Sale of Lands and Tenements
Asbtabuia Common Pleas, March Term, 1872.
David Caldwell
Against
Leonard W Baker.
Pluries Order of Sale.

Against Pluries Order of sule. ..
Leonard w Baker.
BY virtue ofa Puries Order Sale duly Issued from
said Court in the above 10 directed will offer
for sale by way of public auction Mt the door the
Court House in Jefferson, Ashtabua County, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 1Gth day Of Augetst, A. d. 1873
between the hours of 10 and l. o'clock A NJ of said
day. the following described Lands and Tenements to
wit Situated in the township of Sheffield. County of
Ashtsbua and known being the west part of lot No
20, bounded the North by the highway, the East
by the west line of lands decided to Timothy and Har
yey Smith the South by the sOuth lin said lot
30 on the West by the cast line of the Township Of
Plymouth containing One Hundred and Three acres of
land more or less; being same lands decided by Amm
Baker to said L. W. Baker 9TH of October 1915 record
ed Ia Vol. 81, Pages 112 Il 1l3, Aehtabua County Re-
cords Also the following tract of land, situated in
said Township, heirE part of said lot No. 30. being
Fifty acres and bounded as follows: North by the
center of the Sonth East and West road the East
by line commencing at the center OF said road and
the center of Outlet Creek running thence up said
creek to where said creek the line of lot
No 29 thence Sonth along said line to the southeast
corner of said lot No 29 on the South by the south
line of said lot no. 20 and on the West by line at
right sngies with the said south line, and far enough
from said east line to include fry Of land being
same lands decided by Samuel Ward and wife to said
1865 and 46e in Ashabula County Records. Appraised
at $35S2 90. Terms cash A. w. STILES
Sheriff. as Special Master Commissioner.
ABEL KRUM, Agent fer Plaintiff. ..,.,
sheras Office, July 9Th, 1873. $40, 1927
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26

0heIlH as special MASTER CommlssrOner.
Sale OF Lands and Tenemcnts.
A1taould Common Pleas, June Term, 1878.
George II. Tower
..I N Against ! Order Of Sale
BY virtue Of Order OF Sale duly issued from said
Court In the above case 10 directed will offer for
sale by way OF public auction, the door of the Court
House in Jefferson, Ashtabula County Ohio on satur.
day the 18th day Of August 4, d. isT2 between the
hours OF 10 and ID O'Clock A. M of said day the fow
ing described Lands ana Tenements to wit: situated
in the village OF Ashtabula in said County of Ashta-
bula and State OF Ohio, and know as being Lot No
Thiry-eight (3S) in Frederic Kinsmans town plat in
sad village said lot fronts on Park Street chain
and is two chains and fifty links deep excepting and
reserying twenty-five (2 feee om the south part OF
the above described lot IL beng the same land decided
TO said Susannah Amer by Peter Ree, November Sth
1870 be the came less but subject to oil legal
highwaye Appraised at - Terms. cash.
A. W. STILES,
.I Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner.
E. ii. FITCH, Attorney for Plaintiff. Il-.. I'LL.
Sherif7s Office, July 10th, 1873. IS Jti22S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26
Splendid Country Residence
EoE1 SALE.

I7HE residence OF the late Rev. JONI
Il BAN, situated. In sayhr0ok. on the North Ridge
road, one niIs ffsm fhe Depot sf rhe Il ~ ~ ~ X.
r., one ivurtb mile ffom Post Onnee GhnFohes and
school honse. II embraces thirtyhve acres OF clcIce
land.
The buildBgs are new aud IN complete repaIr-large
aud elegantly 1nshed house furr0unded BY beautiful
aaEpds beautifully supplied with ia ireee and
atzlbhy hue barn with cellar siabe young orchard
afk4ee a<Fee AZ choice hnif This Il very desirable
Sssa,sy q o&AA ollikTsEiit D. w Hasksli'. Ashta s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26

SUMMER othing," says DR..
+. G. Holland in Scribnc1's Cor July,
"can be more cruel and nothing more
foolish than to place children where they
must be dressed every day IN fresh and
fashionable clothes, and their freedom
to play curtailed for the sake of appear
ances. What childhood needs is per-
fec, freedom to romp, to make mud-pies
to leap fences, to row to fish, to climb
trees, to chase butterflies, to gather wild
flowers, to live ont doors from morning
until night, and to- do all those things
that innocent and healthy childhood de-
lights in, in cheap strong clothes, pro-
vided for the purpose. Exactly what
their childhood needs> manhood and
womanhood needs-perfect liberty and
perfect carclessness. So, whether the
dweller by the. sea go inland for his
summer play, or the resident of the in
band eity, go to the sea, he should seek
some spot unvisited by those devoted to
fashionable display, and pass his time
in unrestricted communion with nature,
and in those pursuits and amusements
which, without let or hindrance, per-
form the office of recreation"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26
WOOL WANTED 30
At the
Kingsville Wooden Mills.

This old and reliable establishment is now
running on full time and making large guam
titles Vi t,. 10 n
CASSlMERES, PULLED CLOTHS.
FLANNELS AND YARN.
These goods we are prepared TO exchange
for wool, allowing the very highest market
price for wool. We arc also prepared to man
uiacure cloths to order, and do all kinds OF
spinning al our usually low rates. a N
s5N Give us a call. $50. gl .. ..G ..l
Il. CROWTHER & co.
Kmgsvile, June IS. 3m1225
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26
Brought BACK to Life.

"A curious story of the bringing to life
of man who had committed suicide bv
hanging at the Val-de-Grace, Canton:
Friburg, is told by the Contedere. On
the first diagnosis the doctors affirmed
that asphyxia was complete; the body
gave not the slightest sign of life, it be-
ing blue and rigid; one of the physicians
present, however, would not leave the
corpse without making a final expert
ment on it. He uncovered the breast,
and attempted for some time to induce
respiration by artificial means, but with
out result. He then applied the pole of
an electric battery to the passage of the
pneumO-gastric nerves, and caused a
strong current to pass at intervals of
four seconds. Almost Immediately fee
bic signs of respiration reappeared. Five
minutes afterwards the radical pulse
and the cardiac pulse again became per-
ceptible. The epiglotis was tumified,
and it was necessary to pull the tongue
out of the mouth by means of pair of
pincers in order TO render the respira-
ton frcer. A few ounces of blood was
then drawn from the mediocephalic weir.
The dilated pupils contracted gradually
and the signs of life became more and
more manifest. The patient was then
able to swallow a small quantity of al
cohol. Finally II slight muscular con-
traction was perceptible without the in
tevention of electricity; the sensibility
OF the cornea retfPpeared; then the feet
| became warm again, and soon after the
regular pulsations Of the car0tic arteries
were easily perceptible
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26

ALFONSO DUVAL.
My brother was most agreeably astonished
al his hearty welcome, when. he appeared.in
the course OF the morning, looking. 10 do him
Justice, extremely like naughty boy. hand
ed him the elegant eifusiun above described,
andon mastering its contents, he laughed iii
I was fearful OF the consequences. lie then,
by my request, told me the whole story-how
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26
Also, a full stock OF
n I'm w A ~ X.

Suclhas Eve DnOaghing, RO0ang. smakgPfp. Gad Re
pairing Of all kuie vthsr ~ the shop, oaiside In
matters Of Pumps Pipes, no
Prompt attention 10 ORDERS with good WORK and ms
favorable prices any In the trade. share OF patron
age l. solicited CROSBY 4 WETHERWAX.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-26

Ashtabuia, July 14th. 1873. ~SS's1sss lsss
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

I'd , 90
Best COtswold. or Leicester buck
lamb. , 90
ID 90
Best ) Cotswold. or Leicester ewes, 3 90
ID , 90
Best 3 or more CotSw old. OF Lei
cester yearling ewes, 3 90
ID y 90
Best 3 or more Cotswold, or Lei
cester eve lambs. 3 90
I'd > 90
C0mmittee.-W Adams, Barnet, \.
o. Bemis, Lyndon, &. w. Felch, Wa
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Business pirretorn.

Vame. Business and LocntioR Of the tc0d-
ina Business Houses IN st. JohnsbUy.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HARVEY \ HA~kTII. U"yts Block i. L. st
.ip"thccnric-.
BINGHAM BROS. No q. Earl Block. Main II.
: RANDALL& son Randall Block. IL. K. st
Attorneys at Law.
RELDEN & NAY No. cal, donian Blk. up stairs.
\ J. WILLARD Main ~t.. over Hall 4 Fletcher
al-r Real Estate Broker
II , IDE Bank Block M,iu Street Prompt and
careful attention given /" every kind Of legal
business
Book- and Stationery.
HOWARD i ROWELI. Calcd"nian 81 X. Main ~
Rakcr- aud C"ni,cti"n~rs.
O. boss & MATTHEWS. Main Street
BARRIERS.
Il Il BLACKS TONE. Union Block Main Street
Boots and shoes.
FRANCIS GALLAGHER Wards BIZ. X X -.
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
John \ NIOOEE : Bank l.nck. opposite St. Johns
bury House dealer IN Ready Mad" Clothing. Hats
and Caps G,ut- Furnishing D""ds etc. etc
Clothing for Men and Boys.
ST FAIEHANK~ a co. Fairbanks Village.
Crockrry. Glass and stone Ware.
EAT FAIRBANKS & Co. Fairbanks Village.
Carpcting. Paper IIanSimSs. Window-sl'ades.
r q + FNIEBN\kS & co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists
I PERKINS Cal.douian Block Main Street
K " WARMER Union Block. Main street
Dining R"oms.
u,rruEU-S 4, pE.TTE\,;TI Fosr.ru Avenus
n,x Goods and Ladies'. Fancy Goods
+ RTJSS Flanders. Rl,,k Il Il Street
a II HAZE Ay.,,u. Rl,ck r T. Street
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81 'o'''s; les and housekeeping Goods
r,IGBANKS 4 Co Fairbanks Village
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Implora Pace.

The clouds that stoop from vonder sky
Discharge their burdens. and are free:
The streams that take them hasten by
To find relief in lake and sea.
The widest wind i'll wales afar
Sleeps, pill"wed on its rutfled wings;
And SOM. through many a stormy bar
Beats into silence on the strings
And Love o'ercamcs his young unrest.
And first ambitions Hight is DER;
And DoEbt is cradlcd on the breast
Uf perfect faith. and speaks No more
Our dreams and passions cease to dare
And Enurly Patience learns her part.
Yet still some keen. pursuing care
Forbids content TO brain and heart
The gift unreached. beyond the hand
The fault III al Of b-auty won;
The mildcw uf the harvest land
The spots upon the risen sun
\ nd still some cheaper service claims
The will thl, leaps to lofter call;
Some cloud is cast on splendid aims,
On power achieved some common thrsll.
To spoil aaob boolEouinu viotory.
A thousand pigmy hands are thrust
And. round each hight attained. we
Our ether dim with lower dust
All could We breathe some peaceful air
And all save purpose there forget
Till ca-el courage learn TO bear
The Gadilys sting. the pebbles fret
Let higher goal and har,her way
To test our viltuc. then combine!
It's not for idle ease pray
But freedom for our task dcvine
BIyUrd Truior IN March Gatdr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

The very strictest search proved that
nothing had been taken besides the
box which was returned intact. When
this point was fully settled, it was
agreed by the Directors that the mys-
terious visitor to their strong room
should be rewarded for his honesty,
and it was currently reported that they
settled upon him liberal annuity,
sufficient to support him in comfort for
the rest of his days.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

The clouds that stoop from yonder sky
Discharge their burdens and are free
The streams that take them hasten by.
To find relief in lake and sea.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

The Chicago Tribune gives some good
advice to Congressman
avoid the bait. Don't even nibble
at it. One touch. and the hook will be
in your gills, and then when you are
fairly landed you will have to flop and
twist about on the ground as COlfax,
Bro ks, Patterson, and others are now
doing, to show that you never touched
the fascinating bait, while the unpity-
ing spectators will only say How
came you i'll Oakes Ame's basket, if you
didn't NEEDLE with his bait y"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

Some one has written beautifully To
boys i'll the following manner. Here is
a whole sermon in Il few sentences:
''Of all the love affairs in the whole
world none can surpass the true love of
big boy for his mother. 1t is pure
and noble, honorable in the highest de
gree to both. | do not mean merely
dutitul affection. | mean love which
makes boy gallant and courteous to
his mother, saying to everybody plain
ly that he is fairly in love with her.
Next to the love of her husband, moth
ing so crowns II wOman's life with hon
or as this second love. this devotion of
il son to her. And never yet knew ii
boy turn out bad who began by fall
ing i'll love with his mother ANY man
may fall i'll love with il trcsh-facrd
girl. and the man who is gallant with
the girl may cruelty neglect the worn
and weary wife. But the boy who is II
lover to his mother in her middle age is
IL tue knight, who will love his wife rs
much in the scre leavcd autumn as he
did in the daisicd spring time"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
DnfrLs.
MI. Mansfield HOTEL.

MI. MANSFIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VI
\ nrst- class Hotel with all the modern improve
ments. Accommodations for 300 guests.
Y. = Keller. Manager.
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE,
NEWPORT Vt.
W +. BOWMAN. Proprietor.
ST. JOHNSBURY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET 81 JOHNsBURY. VT.
u l.. GILMORE. Proprietor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
VOLUME 36---NUMBER 1859.

Best specimen cabinet work. %
Best specimen upholstery work, = %
Best ) specimens tin ware, ~
Best horse power by actual trial
with power of not less than
1000 pounds, 5 90
ID 3 %
$500 in hands of committee for discre-
tionary premiums.
Committee. - Horace Carpenter, st.
Johnsbury, F. X. Carpenter, Waterford,
Walter Galhraith, Barnet, A. Martin,
PeachanI. \. b. Norris. Barnet
, 1873-02-07
CITY ITEMS.

No. $50 West Madison street, we1l-kno,7n
gambling establishment, was pulled last night
By squat from the Central Station. None Of
the inmates were arrested, because they were
not found gambling. Tho furniture was taken
to the station, where it wss speedily chopped
into sp1inters.
4 man attempted to steal valae last even
ing from Anderson's Hotel, By making tho repre-
eentation to the baggage man that he Vas tie
rightful owner. When accused of theft he bo-
came indignant, but finally offered tho baggage
boy 800 If he would hush the matter up. The
boy would not be bought. and the would-be
carpet-bagger WAS arrested, and will have an ex-
animation before Justice scully this morning.
An e1-po1ceman named Msrsech has been
missing since Tuesday. He has been sick for
some time, and is at times little dernnged.
He is 43 years Of age, feet 8 inches high, has
fair hair, light, sandy moustache, fair skin,
ind grLy eyes, When last eeen he had On q
gray coat, pants, and vest, = black overcoat and
will be most thankfully received BY his distressed
family at his residence, No. 63 Cramer street.
Last night, about u o'clock, two young ras-
cels, named jim Fo1 and George Crompton,
broke into hardware store, No. IS Lake street,
were getting of with their booty when they we're
seen BY two policemen, who immediately gave
chase. They fred 1t them when they would not
stop, and the shot attracted sha attention OF a
squad Of raiders in citizena' clo.hes who assisted
in the chase, and tia thieves were caught. They
were taken to the Central Station, whore large
amount Of cutlery was found concealed about
their persons. They will hare hearing this
morning.
, 1873-02-07

William stahl fell distance Of 225 feet into
tho st. Clair mines, Pottsvilfe Pa, on Wednes-
day, and was Instantly killed
The ice-gorge in the Schuy1kil1 River re-
mains intact, aud is not likely to move unless
tho westher continues to moderate or heavy 1ain
Gets in.
Mrs. schuman aud DR.. J. P, Wilder, OF Peoria,
poisoned q young son Of Mrs. 6chuman, were
acquitted BY tho Coroner'e jury, no trace OF
poison having been found in the boys body.
Peter Cur1ey, Of Saratoga, accused Of implica~
ton in the Waterford Bank robbery, has been
imprisoned in default Of $780, 900 bail.
Tho Mechanics l. Traders Exchange Of Chi
cago, capital stock, S1oo, and the Louis
Stoves Rectifying Company Of Chicago, capital,
Secretary Of State At Springfield yesterday.
Preparations for celebrating the Memphis
Mardi Gras festivities have been made on an ex-
tensive scale, by the Mystic Order. The Mem
plaib Exposition building, tho new Memphis
Theatre, tho Grand Opera House, and ali the
large hotels haTo been secured The railroad
and steamboat lines will furnish excursion
tickets ut half fare.
purchased on Wednesday the Church building
and lot OF tho Westminster Presbyterian
Church, and also the adjoining Lot and residence,
Tor 848, COS. l. new Catholic parish is to be
erected, and either the old building will be 1e-
modelled, or an entirely new one built.
In Marvin, Iowa, the citizens we're arousep
y the cries for mercy Of woman named Sarah
Hughes, which, on investigation, proved to be-
occasioned By Or. Phipps attempting to procure
an abortion with the consent Of Samuel Hughes.
the woman's husband, who, On account Of her
youth, she being but Is, desired it. Both Phlpps
bond to appear for Trial Ut the next term Of ia
District Court VIC
, 1873-02-07
while eone morbid fools cut off punches Of his
hair and carried the mementos OF, wrapped in

while some morbid fools cut off punches Of his
nau anu carried the mamentos OIL, wrapped in q
| paper.
E16 Tie 4ssoeiat:d PyeeaJ
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The Apollo Hall Demoo-
racy are soon TO have an election for General
committee Tor 1S75, and it is understood that
prominent members OF the Tammany orgauiza-
uon viii be placed on tho Committee
A bill will be introduced in the Legislature in
few daya providing for the appointment OF d
Commission to consider the report OF plan for
the consolidation Of New York and Brooklyn M
der one Municipal Government.
It is stated that the extortions in the Harbor
Masters Department OF this port, which we're
exposed year ago, rre again practiced upon
ship-owners and others
Burton N. Harrison, counsel for the Samana
Bay Company, says shat hundreds OF letters are
received daily from parties desirous to emig1ate
to St. Domingo. The Company intend to keep
their matters private until after the result OF tho
election is known
Assistant District Attorney Daniel G, Rollins
having, in connection with Judge Sutherland,
decided that the Law authorizes the aittings OF
the Court OF Sessions in the City Hall, the
Court will at once enter upon tho disposal OF it's
criminal business.
At the meeting of Directors Of tho Samaas
Bay Company, the following Executive Commit
tee WAS appointed Paul ". SpofYord, Chair
man Frederick schuchardt, s. l.. II. Barlow,
c. 4. Garrison, Henry ClewB, e. ". Grn-s.
4 Finance Committee was also appointed, and
hv-1a,ya wara aaootod rrho ponr,7 ~ Hirncto ara
, 1873-02-07
CAIRO.

Again ColnMitted-~Scnt to the Penf-
teptiary--Shootinx Affray.
CAIRo, ILL.,, Feb. 6.-Huffnan, the nemeroue1y
arrested man, yesterday waived an examination
before the Justice and was committed without
bail. It is supposed that his trial will come of
this term Of Court.
One Miller WAS yesterday found guilty Of an
assault with attempt to murder, and Lis pun
ishment was fixed at one years imprisonment in
the Penitentiary.
This morning, about S o'clock, colored man
named Williams was shot by another negro
called Timber Jim" at boarding house in the
southern part Of the city. Tho ball entered
Williams left side aud came out at the right In
critical condition he was taken to the hospital.
!" Linabar Jim was arrested.
, 1873-02-07
cost OF such collection and the proper display Of

cost Of such collection and the proper display Of
the same.
The bill to 1cgalize the acts and proceedings Of
County Commissioners prior to March, 1861
had at regular meetings hold ct times not fixed
By law, Was passed Tho object OF this act was
to legalize certain donations by counties to rai1-
roads.
Tho bill to do away with professional jurors
was passed
The joint resolution indorsiag President
Grants Indian policy, which failed to pass few
days ago, was reconsidered, and tho resolution
was adopted-yeaa, 25; nays, q.
The bill to authorize sureties on notes, bills.
and bonds, who have been compelled to pay the
same for their principal aid interest on the
same at the rate provided in the original ag7ee-
ment, limiting the rate to 10 per cent, was
pnseed.
The bill to amend the Will act 60 as to pro-
vide that the legitimate children Of tcstator
born after making the will, slsu take an equal
share Of the estate with the deyisee or leeatees
under the will, was passed.
The bill to repeal the Gravel Road Law was lost.
, 1873-02-07
IOWA..

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oe cans4n maIn 49i MI gaIn pup4. 9r.a
,:i:.: psnaso1 mel1ss1e oaete9 al atusnament Pro
tuo u.o1a6 sae aAto ~ a:o, H.ne' @a9 oees "lEnln
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aluoi :uo su,o ~ M:uen tue sa1e o1 VINE ano
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aftat sion ,aa;d ~ ;ae shpae nosI5eas 10 nays ~.
s;seS5 l Ht1o - tussuhson 11o sote was Ie
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tno oa4o VI WINS auo peeE aeal Inc ooloeIe
, 1873-02-07
FRANCE.

PANS, Feb. 6.-Le Bien Publique Hays q COM
promise has been effected between President
Theirs and the Committee Of Thirty. The latter
agree to modify their constitutional project By
extending the veto power OF the Executive, SO
as to allow the President to suspend the opera
ton OF lnw by his yeto tor two months after its
passage by the Assembly, and also by giving tho
President the right to participate personally in
debates in tho Chamber on interpelations, and
all questions Of general policy.
The Lcgitimist and clerical journals are In
dignant at the concession Of such uncontrolled
powers, as they term them, to the Executive.
The Deputies belonging to tho Conservative and
Moderate sections Of the Left in the Assembly
refuse to sign their names to the address OF
sympathy to Garibaldi adopted at the last meet
ing Of the Extreme Left