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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20
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ANNEXATION NOTICE

ALL persons interested are hereby mo-
hed that the undersigned the solicitor Art Of the
incorporated Village ofAshtabula did the Sd day Of
December. A. ID. 1S13 hfe with the County Commission
ers OF AehtabuS County at the regular session thereof
petition In behalf 81 said Village asking that the
following described territory be annexed to said ncor
All Of the territory lying between the following boun
daries not already Included within the limits Of said
village, towit Beginning at point In the north
corner Of thesaid township OF Ashabua the south
shore of Lake Ede, funninE thence southerly In the
westlne Of said township to point In the northwest
corner of lot No. thrty-two (32 In said township;
thence casieriy In this north line Of lots No thirty
sD and thirtytwo ts which is also the south line of
lots No II and 49, to the township line; thence follow.
ing said township line norherly and eastarly until II
intersects the east line OF Section three ( In said
township OF AshAbula thence northerly along the
east line OF said Section three ( to the center Of the
main Track Of the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern
hairoad thence south westerly along the center Of
SAID main track 70 the east line Of the Warren and Ash
tsnua Iarnpike Road as Il now is thence northerly
along the eaet line Of said Turnpike Road until Il inter
sects the center OF the Road running easer between
lands now or formerly owned by John Harmon and
Henry Mowrey thence In line due north to the shore
ot lake hre thence westerly along the north line OF
Ashtsbnla township to the place of begi nning
SAID commissioners have fixed TUESDAY THE TENTH
QO) DAY OF FEBRuARY, A. ID. 1874. at II O'clock A. M
as the day on which said petition will be for hearing
before them at the Office Of the County Auditor Al ei
any and all persons required to be pres
ent and MARE such objection IL any they have to said
Dee. 9, 1873. THEODORE HALL,
tabula 6fl9aa
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ntseOntent.

would sail DER the sea to some green, fairy
isle,
Where the spirit Of Goodness abdes,
And every thing wears perpetual smile,
From the fullness Of 10y, and the freedom from
guide
AMI the SORROWS which hearts have tried.
For am dcsolate here tl4ere is little TO cheer,
And much to- o'erwhelm me- with sorrow and
fear;
All my current Of life has a terbnleni flow,
And the sky grows darker the farther go
On It's murky and mercilcss tide.
SILVER CREEK Nov. 81, 1873. CARRIE.
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The deniacns of the District of Columbia
are enjoying. with this and other portions OF
the land, cheap beef and mutton At the cat
tie sales last week in Georgetown, beef sold at
three and five cents per pound, and mutton at
four to five AMI half cents per pound. Best
"cuis sold al retail for fifteen and eighteen cts
nor DOund
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

Seventy members OF the Typographical Un-
ion OF Pittsburgh are on bail for trial, to come
off In day or two. The evidence against
them Is said to be such as will cause true bills
to be found against all This is scgavtlsd by
members of trades unions throughout the
State as u test ease.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

TRANSFER OF THE VIReiNIUs-The fast
steam yacht Dispatch. was selected to receive
the Virginius. and Captain Whiting, OF the
Worcester, was designated 10 command her.
He was accompanied by Lieutenant Adolpb
Mariat, Master Gsorge A. Calhoun, and Ast
Engineer n II. Larndn. The errw consisted
80 mon from the Pawnee Vhe Dispatch
sailed from Key West on Sunday, and reaehctl
Bahia Honda about noon Monday. The Dis
patch was visited by Senon De In Camara,
commanderof the sloop Of war La Favorta,
who announced that he was authorized to de-
liver the vesstl 1t was agiecd that II should
be done at o'clock, Tuesday morning. On
the striking of The bell. the American Aug was
run up, aniA Capt. Whiting. with few of his
officers, put off from the Dspatch aud was met
al The rail Of the Virginlus by Senior Camara
the vessel given mp, receipt taken and Capt
Whiting len In possession. Sll. was In ilthy
condition aud leaking badly. A crew was put
on board. when she steamed off with the Dis.
patch for "a S0rthern port, moi stated. The
survivors of her crew and passengers have also
been turned over, IT. now the question of the
right of the Virginlus TO fly the U. s. flag Is
settled before Christmas in. her favor, the Ia.
dalgos will have little saAS Spetne 10, burn In
honor Of our flag, In the way Of salute. Then
We shall all be appeascd, and tue thing got
aiong with,
'PMAL & SENTENCE OF BAzAINE.-The te.
diously long ulaLof tbs French Marshal has
como 10 close, aud he has. bcen. adIudged,
guilty OF having capitulaisd tho army at Meta
n open field before he' had exhausted the re.
sources at his command he was sentenced
In accordance with tia army code OF France
with degradation and death This sentence
was passed on the 10Th ias,., bat It was fol-
lowed by recommendation for mercy signed
by all the members Of the Court. and carried
TO President McMahon by the Ddc d'Aumale.
In person, The Marshal Is nov nearly Ga years
oi age, and has seen service In all The wars Of
France since 1881. He has received all the
henors that France could confer He was ere.
a.ed Marshal Sept 0, 1854, while in command
of the Mexican expedition which resulted so
disasIrousiy for France At the outbreak Of
the German war, Dazaine was regarded as the
man for the time, but, after the caphualion- of
Sedan, he reiiredto the fOripess OF Metz, where,
separated. ffonh communication with the new
4 Government. after q seven, weeks seige, he
capitllsled. with three Marahals, iifty Gsner,
ala. o ojpoa ofiirers and $4,000 men--a sursen.
!; dsSonly psrallslsd BY that u Sedan. From
this time ons Razainerwasi so,unpopslar that
bis lIfs xss,ip daagsr. 'anahs fight TO, Eng.
.l1apd algRe seyedy dyhile, itsm. essAssineispn. He
lIetnrned totfa1es when Summoned to trial.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

A teacher of a catholic school ut Warren,
twelve miles from Detroit, named Alton, has
made during the last year and half, eighteen
victims of bis pupils, and assconded TO save
himself from the jue,ly enraged neighborhood.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

Vice President Wilson's health is the ground
OF his absence from his post, imposing the ne.
cessily Of a chairman pro tem--the place be-
ing filled by Hon. Mat Carpenter. The Vice
Presidents health occasions some uneasinpss
among his friends, and he himself is adniOn-
ished of The necessity oS freedom from duty
and care. His trouble is. said to be Identical
with that which caused The death of Prof
Agassiz He expects TO spend the winter in
Florida
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

The conservation of DIR. Cheeney Of Christ
Church. Chicago, as an associate Bishop Of
the Reform Episcopal Church was attended
by very large assemblase, beyond the Ca
pacIiy Of the church TO accommodate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

Tue solution OF the salary question has been
adopted, and the repeal Dill has been. recon-
miltei to the Special c'inmilet, with instruc.
tions 10 r,puri IA hill fixing the ay, rage q the
pay and ulio vance tor inrmbcrs oi Ihe Forty.
First Congress ds tie CO u ~ s.,siJd TOR mem.
bers OF pres nj Congi So Il is though, that
this will max" HE s"lries about $JUO0 aside
from an allow ahct for actual iraIc NJ cxpen-
ses. To ibis will he added Il renewal of the
ranking priyiiesc, according IL, the present
Indie liiuns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

Gov. Booth, the independent candidate for
Senator of California, from The. separate votes
OF the two houses OF Assembly, carries such
majority as to leaye no doubt Of his election
on iDint ballot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

December 10th was the CeBtennfal anivers.
AIRY Of the Boston Harbor Teaparty. The oc-
casion was observed by the Bostonians with
considerable hilariIy, and the slipping of
much of the celestial beverage.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

Col Frederick Dent, father of Mrs. President
Grant, died at Washington on Tuesday last,
In his sSth year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

The Vireinius and surviving prisoners, have
been turned oyento q. s. authorities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

A bill has been passed through the House
authorizing temporary increase of the naval
force from $500, the present complement
10000 men, which shall held till Jan /, 1875
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

The Secretary VI war has addressed q com
munlcalion b Speaker Blaine, preferrng
grave charges against Gen. o. o. Howard of
the Freedman's Bureau. The ttcl presents
formidable Indictment but few lieye that
the General has himself acted with wllful
cIiminalily. The best informed sentiment IL
expressed by the B Baltimore Anse,4eaa<
He had under him, as the agents of the
bureau In the southern states, solne of the
gre a est rascals outside of the walls of the
penitentiaEy, who plunder aud deiraud with
out stint. Unfortunately for Gen. Howard, he
was responsible for theiu appointments and
pecuations II was equally unlucky for him
that his associations haye been with certain
gentlemen whose use of the conk of religion
as shield for sundry violations of the Dec.
nlogue, has recently been cxpUscd. For the
sake OF his reputation, IL is to he hoped that
u n. Howard may stand In no, worse position
than that ola victim Of others.
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List OF Patcnts issued from the United States
Patent Office to Ohio Inyentors, for the week end,
ing Nov 25th 1873 aud each beading that date frs-
nished this paper by Cox Cox, Solicitors OF Patents
Washington, ID. @.
Wagon Drake--E. N. Jack, Williamsburg.
Rotary Engines. d. Baker and s. G. Nc
Inyre
Nut Lock-W. II. Bowman, London.
Door Latch-F. Stowe, Huron
Bed BoitOm-L. NJ. Crosby and f. @. Cam
eron, Ashtabula.
SGlky-LL +. H. Iennison. MonToeville.
Farm Gate-W. Lucus, Olive Green.
Paper Hangers Brush. Nj. McConsh
Lancaster.
Sewing Maciine-D. Porter Cleveland.
Blizzard Clue Clamp-Q. b. Benjamin, To
lpdO.
Reversible Center Pinion for Watches-O
Gates, COluaabus
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The amount Of x-TBeasursr Cages defalca-
tion is $3.50, 70223. although to this deficit is
to b. added perhaps $132 ,500s In three sus-
pended banks-Uhicd1o Ti1buns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

LOUIS AGAssIz, the GREAT naturalist, died of
paralysis "n Sunday last, IN the Ggih year of
hisage. o. all ihc ,min,nt vutarIes OF science
who were his contemporaries, there is hardly
one that science aud society could have so lily
spared His death will b. long and deeply
felt In bGIh homisphrits, aud uaayherc so
much as IN his adopted country, " here he was
admired aud respccird and where his memory
will long b. eli lishcd. The deceased was a
native OF SwiISerland, but had been u r, ,sidcnt
of this country for the last ~ years
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

Besides the Ex.Vice President, there are
some fifty other prominent supporters of what
was once known rs the G. s. A. These gen.
tlcmen have shown quite us much anxiety TO
get back.to The National capital MS their PIE Ie-
ccssors were TO secede ihereirom j. 1860 or
1851. This feature of our political policy fills
The Old World with wonder 10 see these gen.
tlemen rom the South once more occupying
places. of honor, trust and profit in the coun-
cls of the Uuion. Mpnarchs and their min
listers cannot understand 1t. Many of their
subjects, however, are coming, TO live under
political institutions, capable of producing
such happy results as blotting out the anmos-
tiles engendcred by one OF the most extensive
and bloody civil wars that the world ever wit
nesSed
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the last few weeks we have worked a wonderful aud
marvellous change. Hundreds Of people month ago
ever thought that eRoJEaIE could DO sold at
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list, as they find they can get Goods fbr hess
money.
r.4' i. no Advertising Hunsas. The fact i. p.,.n
\
dersen
W. Coll Nn1v, IT,, rArYrt
w = JUL Ollly VI OAD0.
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aald we guarantee to Save you Money. The reason
must be sefevident to every reasonable citizen
IL is not in keeping with good sense or
economy TO waste money in these
hard times by paying
high prices or
buying poor
&oods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-30

"KATHLERN MAvouRNEEH."-Thi 10
vorite Irish drama was produced last
evening before q fair audience. Miss Hen
derson, as !" Kathleen" was rapturously
received. Mr. John Sutton rendered
9 0afadyns in his fadltless style. Mr..
Treville, as "Capt. Daily" was excellent.
The Terrence" Of Mr.. Nobles'was greet.
ed with warm applause. In "Black
Lanty," Mr.. Davies brings the part nearer
to nature than We have ever seenits The
balance Of the cast was even better that
has yet appeared. II would be hard In.
decd Tor any theatre In the country
TO improve upon the mounting Of the
play, and the fact reflects credit upon The
enterprise Of the management. The even
ing's entertainment ended with captain
Charlotte" but previoas engagements pre-
clude criticisms. .-.,t-- asfsT
Additional registers and furnaces were
added to the Opera House yesterday, and
the entire building Is now warm and com
Portable. Every person present at The
entertainment last evening remarked on
the great Improvement in the plan Of heat
ing The Opera House hesitates at no ex
pense in making the audience comiorta-
bic and entertaining them delightfully."-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-30

HELD FOR PotTAGR.-Le,ters addressed
as fellows are held in the Wheeling Pos,
Office tor non payment Of postage In the
amounts named: Mrs. Catherine Grady
stsubenville, Ohio; Avery Aaron, New
York. Mis- More's; Fielding Butler, Ash
land, Boyd county, Ky.; rhos J. Mckee
Cumberland, Md Jas. Munnell, Wheel
ing; Miss Jane Hobbs, care John Hobbs
near Bealspillt, Monroe county, D; Capt
Henry Conant, 'Rush Run, Jefferson Co
O.; Plastzer & Bro, 42l Market street
PnirA Mira Elizabeth Sheppard, 204l
Vine street, Phil'a; Geo. Crusoe, AZ Eas,
Seventh street, Cincinnati; Mary Black
WelIsburg, W. Va; Miss Sarah T Davis
Winchester. Va; Mrs. Mary J Brunton
shippiDgport, Beaver county, Pa; Mr.
Ellen B FranEsll, 2,8l2 Green st 3, Phila., 1;
Franklin Trinter, Limestone, W. Va
Miss Mary oroWther, Phil'a.; VIM. Nc
Vennis, Valley Grove, Ohio Co, ". Va
Miss Emile Welrick, Gettysburg, Pa. ;
!. P. Lawson, West Alexander, Pa. !; Jos.
Le,zikus, Wellsburg, W. Va Christian
schad, 81 Long Alley, Allegheny, Pas
cents each. Mrs. Thomas Walsh, care
Bishop Whelan, Wheeling-2 cent?.
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Tnr R1yrR.-At dark bod evening thl

THE RrvRR.-At dark last evening IN
river was gradually falling, the marks IN
dicatinp q trife, over IS ieet=.
VIC CaTrie Brooks, Zanesytae packet
and The Express, from Parkenburg, arrIv'
al and departed The Express will return
to.isy and leave for PSfkenbug IN the
evening.
The Iron Valley passed down and re.
turned TO Pittsburgh, ToRboat Hops
passed down with barges.e ag =
The Lioness passed up with large tow
Of empty barges; also toWboat g. W.
Hofnbrook. t''7'
The Ed. Hobbs and barges are adver,
tised TO leave for st. Louis to-day. Q
The Albion was sold at Middlepcft re-
Gently to james McMullen, Alexander
Heatherington and others for $1,000.
The Messenger Is still laid up ct Pitts
burgh, but Il is probable aks, win com
mence business within the next day o.
two. ~ .,.,.,.,,s,er, ATTAIN G
the oldestpilot on the Ohio, 8 seventy.
nine years old, has been blown up four
times, on tho Harry Dean last, and had
both legs broken, and d now cripple.
Mr., Francis Carney, Of stlLouls, 10
making inquiries after William Chandler,
pilot. Any parties knowing anything Of
his history will confer . favor BY sending
to address given above. .5-sR
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PREsRNTAT1oN.-At musical SORES
last night at Beethoven Hall the choir oil
the First Evan. Protestant st. John's)
Church, presented to Prof W. G. Kryter,
through the pastor, Rev. L, Voos, q gold
headed cane, as testimonial Of their Sp
probation Of his professional accomplish
ments ss leader Of their choir and his
worth as friend and associate The
Professor, though taken somewhat by sur
prise at the demonstration, regained SUI
6cIent cumposure to reply 70 the compile
mentary address Of the Pastor and thanked
him and the choir for this evidence Of
their appreciation Of his Efforts to dis
charge his duties acceptable to the con-
prepation.
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