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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14
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Chief Justice Chase led very simple
and regular life. For many years it
had been his habit to rise at o o'clock in
summer, and. in winter Before break
| fast, he took q short walk, returning
home in time to meet his family at
morning prayers, which he always said
himself when he was well. The break
fast hour was Mt o'clock, during which
he either convcrsed with those around
him or looked over the morning. papers.
AT O'clock he spent an hour reading and
aud debating letters or preparing his
opinions. AT 10 O'clock he went TO the
Capitol, generally walking, and took his
seat on the Supreme Bench, ut IL, re
manning during the whole session until
3 i. NJ. After the adjournment Of tina
Court, the Chief Justice walked home
, and partook, Of cup of tea and few
crackers-this was his daily lunch,--
Then he spent two hours work over his
opinions, until dinner, which was always
served promptly at 6 O'clock. The Chief
Justice enjoyed, this meal especially,
and never hurried through with 1t, how.
ever pressing might be the business that
awaited him. His table was elegant,
but not ostentacious, and always consist.
ed of the standing English three courses
and dessert. Wine was seldom serv
ed at the table Of the Chiaf Justice, and
he never used tobacco in any form,--
.. After dinner, he would spend an hou
7 playing chess with his private seeretar.
lie'was excessively fond Of chess, an'
playcda strong, but not very seientii
game. At p. NJ, he. was at worl
|, again, which often lasted far into tn
night. This was before his paralysis il
the summer Of 1870.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14

eB-To keep MncDonnell the Bank of Eng
land forger, clear ofany wrts or olhen time
ly interference by the New York courts he
was taken 10 Fort Columbus, and held there
until tue 9TH, when he was successfully trans,
TERED TO steamer and sailed in company
with the English detectives.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14

AT NOTICE.
In Office is hereby given, that on the
18th day Of May, 18TH petition flied with the
Council Of the Incorporated village OF Ashtabua pray
ing for the vacation of muchof Spg Street as the
north side thereof next adjoining the brick store OF
j. W. and d. W. Haskell, as shall be necessary for the
purpose Of orestihg and maintaining stairway ana
landing 50 inches wide the south side OF said slore
Said petition will be for hearing az the hFsh regular
me, ting Of the Council.a after July 9th lSl9
> Nav 81 1874 d. w. HASKELL
i2Si8t and other petitioners;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14

The Burlington Free Press tells of an
old lady living there who had n rather
dissolute husband, who fell sick and
died. She attended the funeral, and
upon her return remarked that she had
one consolation, "sbe knew now where
be slept nights"
Woman's glory is in her hair, but it
is good plan to tie it up when cook
ing.
1t cost Deleware lawyer only 81 to
call the .conrt" bloated old rhinoce-
ros.
1t is according to St. Paul Mimi, to
detect drunkards by tarring the lamp
posts. They prefer this to State con
stables.
An Iowa editor recently announced
that a certain patron of his was "thieving
rs usual" lie declares he wrote ID
thriving.
A milkman is said to have left a can
of water by mistake at n customers
house, and the customer never discover
ed the error.
A Kentucky man purchased a coffin
fifteen years ago so as to have it handy
and the other day he was burned up in
limckiln, and the coffin was a dead
loss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14

The PREsBYTERY OF CLEVELAND held Its
quarterly meeting at Grafton, Medina Co.,
on Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week.
The Church of Ashtabula was represented by
the Pastor, and Elder L. M. Crosby. Tuesday
evening was devoted TO discussion of the
Sabbath School work. The topic Of chief in :
tercst on Wednesday was the report of the
Home Missionary, Rev, II. IL Wells, and
their proposed plans for the ensuing year.
Much satisfaction expressed with the work of
Mr.. Wells, with gratitude TO God for the bles-
sing which had honored his lAbors. 1t was
resolved unanimously to engage him for an
other year, with the understanding that he is
to labor under the direction of the Home Mis-
sion Committee, for five mnnths.as an Evan
gelist, and for the same length of fine in
strictly Missionary work. A vacation was
granted Till the middle Of August. Mr.. Wells
expects to spend his vacation at his. fathers
home near Pomcroy, In tins State.
Rev. DR.. Eclls, being about to resingn from
the Presbyiery resigned his position as Gilman
OF the Home Mission Committee and Rev. j,
N, McGiiiert, Of Ashtabula, was appointed in
his place. Dr. Eels requested the dissolution
of his Pastoral relation with the End Church
of Cleveland. Resolution was read by the
Delegate from that Church, consisting of this
dissolution rs n Proydentlal message, and
expressing their deep sorrow for the loss.
Action in the case was deferred till Saturday
oil next week, then the Presbytery is TO hold
an adjourned meeting in Cleveland, aud at
the same time make arrangements for the in
slallntion of Rev. @. s. pomeroy, OF Brooklyn.
N, Y. as Pastor of tho Church, if the vacancy
should be OPEN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14

In Missouri, when man kills another
ON Sunday, they prosecute him under
the law against desecrating the Sabbath
by shooting at a mark, and have him
Gned FIVE dollars aud cost.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14

MoDoc AssAssINs-T THEIR FATE.-Un der
the clear and well written opinion of Aitor-
ney- General Williams, there is no doubt that
the Modoc murderers Of Gen. Canby and MIR.
Thomas will be brought 10 speedy trial be-
fore military commission, and sentenced to
be hanged Gen. Davis has already indicated
his conviction of the necessity of proceeding
in this way, in order TO impress upon the hos'
tile Indians everywhere that they may not
with impunity break faith and commit MUIR
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sTAr,R .oF ONO,

INSURANCE DEPA PABPMENr Il
Columbus Jan. 3lS 1873.
w IIEREAS, the TRAvELERs' LIFE IN
w suRANoE Co, located at Hartford In the State Of
Conn, has filed IN this Office sworn statement, by
the proper oAicers thereof showing Its condition and
business and has complied In air respects with the
laws OF this State rel sting such Insurance Companies
Incorporate by other States OF the United States.
NolD, THEREFORE, In pursuance of law, |, WILLIAM II.
CHURCH. Snp rintenden of Insurance for the State of
Ohio do hereby certify that said Company Is authorized
to transact lts appropriate business OF LIFE ands
ACCIDENT INSURANCE In this state, In ac-
corance with law, during the current year. The
dton and business OF said CampaRy at the date of such
Statement dee, 8ist. lSIs) Is shown us follows;
Amount OF joint Stock or Guarantee Capi-
tai paid mp Observation-Disclosures. ...,S 1000 90
Aggregated amount of admit ed Assets 229O 1So 93
Aggregated amount of Liabilities inolud-
Ing 81 l2D2hSH Tor insurance reservn..,. $40 o.. 90
Amount of Income for,tho proceeding year
In cash 1i92 1i9 81
Amount OF Expenditures for the preceding
year III cash ...,.,.......,...,. d9SDlS 30
In WITNESS WHEREoF have hereupto subscribed my,
name, and caused the Seal of my othee 10 be,
IL. =, nthXed, the day and year above written.
w. II. CHURCH, Superintendent.
AaEETs IN AsHrABULA COUNTY.
o. II. FITCH, AsnTABuLA.
LADD a HuTClIl NSON, GENEVA.
E. j. SMITH, WILLIAMsFIELD. 1m1ea2.
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MASSACRE ca. MoDoce.--NOi even Capt.
ack las ever done anything more bastard
" than the massacre oig five Modoc captives
at Lost River, ly the Oregon volunteers on
Sunday last. Seventeen of the thirty three
c ottonwood Modocs, who surrendered a few
days ago near Fairchild's ranch, were on
tn cir way 10 Cen Davis camp under the
escort of one of therFairchids, and were. in
te rceptcd hy some Oregon volunteers, who
4 deliberately shot every male Of the party
N ohing but the unexpected arrival of a de-
tacAment oftroops seems to have prevented
the murder of the twelve women and children.
None ofthe Indians were armed, and the al
air was simply buchery, not less atrocious
than the assassination of Gen. Candy. Among
the victims were Sbaclnasy Jim and Bogus
Charley, and il is said tlat None. of thens. were
under any indictmcpls for murder, and that
they had rot participate d in any of the treach-
cries Of the band.
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lei. sum BfYTH, Cashier of The A-habua National
BANK do roiemnly swGfT that the above statement Is
true, to the best OF my knowledge and belief
j. SUM. BLYTH, Cashier.
Correct Attest c. f. BRUcE,
]. i. Crosby, Directors.
p Il. Coop
State of Ohio County Of Ashtabula.
Sworn and subscrihedbc this 5th day Of June,
1873. Glo. n, FAssETT, Notify Public.
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THE POI ARIs SURVIVORS, have been secret.
" examined by Secretary Robcson, MS TO the
ca usa of Capt. Halls death. and the failure oi
the expedition. Nothing is officially dsclos-
ed of the results ofihe investigation, but il
has "lcakcd" out that 1t shows Capt Bud
dipgton, who was placed in sn unfavorble a
light by Esquimaux Juo's story, 10 be guilty
at the easts of having deliberately deserlcdthe
Tyson party. He is said, while intoxicated
TO have driven them at the peril Of their lives
off the ship TO the icc.1oc, where he lett them
with a scanty supply ofprovisions 10 take their
chances of rescue or DEATH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-14

MIXING OF THE SExEs-Thc recent state.
ment OF President Eliot, Of Harvard College,
made to the Social Science Association of
b oston, that1the coeducation of the sexes is
now on tho wanc In the West, especially at
Oberlin College, where 1t commenced, has
brought out letter from President Fairchld,
of Oberln, in which he corrects President Eli
OTIS statement as far rs the success of the
scheme OF OGerlinis concerned. He says =
"There has been but one opinion among us in
regard TO the success Of The experiment, and
there IS not to-day, the first symptom of II re-
actory feeling among either teachers or pupils.
Nor have the sligh test evidence of any snch
reaction in the schools Of The West that have
adopted the system, and | am somewhat in
tim lately. acqusinte6 With most of them A
few days since ] was ut the University OF
Michigan, where ladies have been in attend
ance for two or thWe years. One of the Pro.
fcssors told me that almost all tue Professors
were opposed to the arrangement at the. out
set but now, not one"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-12
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Ex Senator Pomeroy's trial fol
bribery Is to commence next Mon
day at Topeka, Kansas.
A young man named Frank Wal
worth, living in Buffalo, n. r., last
week visited his father ia New York
City. During conversation, which
the young man said was about do
mestic affairs, he deliberately shot
and killed his father. The insane
dodge will, of course, be urged by
bis counsel as defense.
Hon. B. F. Allen, of Des Moines,
has become large stock holder in
the Cook County National Bank, OF
Chicago, and has been elected Presi.
dent of that Bank. It is said lie
coutemplates moving to the ''Garden
City Of the West
The Asiatic Cholera, if such it Is,
has made its appearance in Memphis,
where several deaths have occurred.
The Grundy County Atas joins
he large number Of Republican
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A GARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in
South America, as missionary, dis.
covered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by
banefel and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this no.
BILE remedy. Prompted by a desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortun.
ate, will send the receipt for pre-
par,ng and using this medicine, in o
sealed envelope, to any one who
needs it, Free OF charge. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d. Bible House,
Sly New York city.
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sHERIFT's SIZE.

DY virtue of > special execution, dated
ID the 10th of May A. d. 1873, to me
directed, issued out Of the Office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Tama County,
State of Iowa, in favor Of W. J. Young S
Co.. and against William p. Browne, Mar
tha A. Browne, Vt. f. Johnston, and James
L. Bracken, Assignee in Bankruptcy of W.
z. Browne, On q judgment rendered BY
said Court at the May term thereof, A. D..
1873. against the said William P. Browne,
for the sum Of S37l 72-l00 and decree Of
foreclosure against said defendants, where's
in it was ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the following described property, to-
wit:
The warehouse Of the defendant, William
p. Browne, situated upon the following de-
scribea premises, tswIt, commencing on
the east side of the track Of the Toledo and
Northwestern Railroad at point lit feet
south of prolongAtion Of the south line on
State street in Toledo. Iowa, thence south
along said track 80 feet, thence east to
West street, in said tswn, thence north 80
feet. thence west to the place OF beginning,
being the tract Of land leased by 1. Clark,
VIZ. Johnston, II. Galley, and W. n. Har-
rison to said Browne, in Tama county,
Iowa, be sold, or SO much thereof as is me-
cessary to satisfy said judgment, interest
and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given. that have levied upon, and shall on
the 18th day Of June A. D. 1873, between
the hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day. sale to commence at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
County Of Tama, offer and sell at public out
cry to the highest AMI best bidder, that
bids twothirds or over Of the appraised val
ue, for cash. all the right, title, and inter>
est Of the above named defendant, in and
10 the above described property, or SO much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment for the above named sum together
With costs and all accruing costs, unless
he same shall be sooner satisfied.
May 10, 1873. ,vu,,n
Sheriff of lama Co., Iowa.
STlyEKS g. SAFELY
1925 SS.40i atty for Plaintiff.
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The Lieut.. Covernorship.

Since the nomination OF Hon. -.
w. Adams for Governor, by Jeremy
Bradley, the press Of the State has
discussed the propriety OF placing his
name second On the Republican
State ticket at the Convention, to be
held two weeks from to-day { We'd
nesday). While we have not favored
his nomination, we entertain no per.
sonal feelings that would prevent us
giving him our support, should the
Convention place him in nomination.
From the FIRST his high rank among
the Changers has been one Of the
principal reasons for t hiking unfa
vorably, attk's time, of his nomina-
ton. His inexperience in legisla
tive matters is another indeed with
many the principal reason, why his
nomination is lot looked upon with
greater favor. AS to the charges
published against him, they Lave
hardly been backed up by such facts
and proof as to justify republishing.
We are glad 70 see SO large pro-
portion Of the Republican press OF
tie State favorable to the nomi
nation OF Hon. Joseph Dysart for the
Lieutenant Goyernorship.
The IoMa Xomestead, whose editor
is Secretary Of the State Grange,
very properly says:
The proposed nomination by the
Republican party OF this State of the
highest officer IN the Order of Pat
rons OF Husbandry in the United
States, to the Office Of Lieutenant
Governor, SO far az we have bad op
poriuni:y OF learning OF the members
thereof, ID not received with favor,
not because be is not esteemed COM
peteDt and as worthy Of the place as
any gentleman named, but because he
dos hold high position 10 the Order.
Ii has been SO frequently charged
upon the Order that 1T is being used
tor the political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of its
leaders, and that the Order will soon
lose its usefulness by admitting po-
litics in its Oranges, those ofits mem
bers who are true TO the principles
of the Order, and they are it's con-
trolling element, seriously dcprecate
snch nomination, because it gives
= color to such charges, whether the
Order has or has not meddled in the
matter; and they serio usly hope that
the Master OF the National Grange
will not permit the Order to be jeo-
pardized in the matter by accepting
any nomination that may be tender
ed him. His present position tor the
OF the interests Of the far.
Iner is ten fold more desirable than
my political Office that can be con
erred upon him.
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SHERTFFS SALE.

DY virtue Of . special execution, dated
ID the 2lst Of Nay, A. ID. 1873, to me
directed, issued out Of the Office Of the
Clerk or the Circuit Court Of Tama county,
State of Iowa, in favor of Levi b. Nelson
and against William Provan, Lydia Provan,
Nimro Norris, b. r. Smith, Charles Whea-
ton, C. H. Mccormick, FL. Upton Co.,
John Younk, Arthur Farrar & Co.. McNair
L Jordan, r. H. Pardee s Bro, W. F. John.
ston and ] II Shuts on ajudgmeDt rendered
By said Court NJ the May term thereof, A.
D. 1873, against the said William Provan,
for the sum Of S2,ss07 "a, and decree Of
fore closure alAinst said defendants where
in it was ordered, adjuiged and decreed
that the following described Real estate, to.
wit:
The soutbeast quarter Of secti,n thirty.
three 1887 in township eighty-fye (s5l
north Of range thirteen 13), west Of the
9th p. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa, be sold,
or so much thereof as is necessary To sat-
isfy said judgment, interest and cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that / have lived upon. and shall on
the goth day OF June, A. ID. 1873. be-
tween the hours OF o'clock a. NJ. and
o'clock r. NJ. Of sail day. sale to commence
at the hour or o'clock z. NJ, at the front
door Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa,
in the countY-pf Tama, offer and sell at
public outcfk to the highest and best
bidder for cash, all the right, tile and
interest Of the above named defendants
in and TO the above described property, or
so much therssf as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment FOR the above named sum to-
| gether W It'll costs and all accruing costs en-
! less the same shall be sooner satisfied
May 81, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of lama County. Iowa.
| G. r. STRUBLE, Atty for Plaintiff.
24-25 $500
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papers supporting Senator Dysart
for Lieutenant Governor.
The Cedar Rapids Times gives the
following Postal card correspondence
which took place between an "Em-
pire State" lad and Cedar Rapids
youth.
BRocrox, n. Y. June 2, '13.
Our old hen came off yesterday
with Is chickens. All well.
Yours truly,
CnET.
To which Burton replied: "Bul-
~ for the hem"
Senator Allison was last Thursday
married to Miss Mary Nicely, the
adopted daughter OF the late Senator
Grimes. The dispatch making the
announcement says:
After the wedding Mr.. Allison
and his wife will take the evening
train for Chicago, and thence to
New York, where they viii spend q
few days, and on the 18th instant
sail by steamer for Europe, there TO
remain during tho summer, return
ing home In the fall. They vii prob.
ably reach Dubuque about the lst o.
October, or soon thereafter.
A big fraud has been discovered ir
| the Union Pacific Railway loca
freight office at Omaha, wherein {
clerk was subsidized by large ship
ping firm IN an eastern city, and cal
loads of coke billed at 1000 pound:
less than actual weight, whereby tht
company was defrauded. The guilty
party was discharged, and at once
employed by the subsidizing firm.
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SHER[TF3S SALE.

19HLIIlII - to-iLL.
Dr. virtue Of special Execution, dated
ID the 2lst Of May, A. D. 1873, TO me
directed, issued out Of the Office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Tama County, State
Of Iowa, in favor Of Robert Stewart, and
against J. II. Hollen, Administrator Of the
estate of Frederick Dagger. deceased. Mary
L. Dagner, Clara Dagncr, Mena D.gn-r,
G.. II. Warren. Alfred Phillips and John
Coyle, On judgment rendered by said
Court at the May term thereof, A. D. 1873,
against the said G.. II. Hollen as Admins
traitor of the estate of Frederick Dagner,
deceased, for the sum of SAT- SO, and q de-
cree of foreclosure against said defendants
wherein it was ordered adjudged and de-
creed that the following described real ea-
tate, to-wit:
Lots one C) and two (2i in block seven
% and also lots two p. three (3), and
four "a in block eight Isl, oil in the town
Of Oxford, in Tams County, Iowa, be sold,
or 60 much thereof az is necessary to salts
fy said Judgment, interest and cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is heret y
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1873, be-
tween the hours of 8 o'clock 4. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ of said day, sale to commence
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front
door of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa,
County of Tama, offer and sell at public
odtcry, to the highest and best bidder, tina:
bids two thirds or over of the appraised val
ue, for cash, all the right, title and interest
Of the above named defendants in and to the
above described property, or SO much there
of as is necessary to satisfy said judgment
for tho above named sum together with
costs and all accruing costs, unless the
same shall be sooner satisfied.
May II, 1873.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama Co., Iowa.
STIVERS & SAFLEY,