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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-08
CHEAPEST STOCK OF SUGARS,
HEST STOCK OF CDFFEES,
FINEST STOCK OF TEAS,
ARE FOR SALE BY
G.. VIM. RAMSAY.

CORNER KING AND ST. ASAPH SIS,
WHO ALSO OFFERS LOW
PRIME ~ Y. and VA BUCKWHEAT,
PRIME BUTTER,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
FINE and MEDIUM SYR UPS,
HILLS HOMINY,
S.M1LL HOlIINY anu GRITS,
SHEET CIDER,
CRANBERRIES,
SPLIT PEAS,
$50 dozen cans TOMATOES, CORN,
PEAS, LIMA BEANS,
SUCCOTISH, GUNBO,
PEACHES, PEARS,
PINEAPPLE, OYSTERS,
LOBSTER ind SALMON,
EAGLE BRAND MILK,
ENGLISH PICKLES,
WORCE, TERSIIIRE Sd UCE,
FRENCH PEARS,
MUSHROOMS,
ENGLISH Walnut CATSUP,
EDAM SAPSAGO and
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
FRENCH, GERMAN and
ENGLISH nUST1RDS,
S.lRDINES, OLIVES and CAPERS,
OLIVE OILS, CA NTON GINGER,
DESSICATED COCOANUT
CONS GELATINE,
NELSON'S GELATINE,
Lemon Peel, Graham Flour, Crushed Wheat,
Wheaton Grits, Farins, Maizena and Com
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
nov .S-2rnif
400 LBS OF GENUINE GA Gov
It lOO eminent Java, Maracaibo, Lii
Gauyr and Rio Cotires, Tor sale by the
CHINE SE TEA OMPANl,
IL north Royal street.
CoNFECTIoNERs' A SUGAR, only lie
- r'' CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
IL north Royal street
DALERMo LEMONS for sale by the
i CHINESE TEA COMPANY.
WHITE SUGAR DRIPS for sale by the
w CElN ESE TEA COMPANY.
1000 LBS BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
LIE CHlN ESE LEA SOh
TAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK
40 I'll TIE CHINESE TEA COMPANY.
CPICES of all kinds, Of our own grinding, and
~ s0''' III ' CuiNEsE TEA COMPANY,
novz7 II north Royal street.
TMPoRTANT NOTICE!
CHEAP GooDsl CHEAP GOODS
Mrs. G. l.. SIMPSON,
No. l23 King street.
As she is making preparations to move, she
will, on and after Monday, December lSt, offer
her stock of goods at cost Ladies will do well
to call and see them before purchasing elsewhere,
MS they will save Is per ct. by so doing no -
DEL ONT PEA G II + 5 .
am authorized to sell
MONT PEA ES.
3 ID cans 1T S3 % per dozen.
, - ut z Is per dozen.
Quart Gem Glass Jars at $3.50.
- Spiced Sweet Peaches st 81.
Half-gallon jars do. at 81.
A liberal discount made to the trade, and
dec r. NJ. LAWSON, Agent
MOUNT VERNON RSEklES,
WI Established Is years
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE-
GlON A SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Etc, sc.
Send for Catalogue to
c. GILLINGHAM & CO.,
Accotink Postofhce
nov 4-twte FAIRFAX CO.. Va.
Ell n "A MERCHANTS and MA NUFAC-
ThnVTURERS will best insure their ship
lNIN ments to their destination by using
AlHN DENNESON'S
ilQ0 PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over uU millions have been used within the
mist tsn years, without complaint of loss by Tag
becoming detached. All Express companies
usethem. Sold by Printers sand Station
ers EVERYWHERE. sep 29-eo3m
- BBLS APPLES received and for sale by
y oct2l DAVY s. HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-08
.5ECTEUT SALES.l
by Robert F. Knox, AuctiOneel

a l0DA0" : :'
This well known Fishery, on the Potomac
river, in Stafford county, Virginia. will be offer
ed for rent, ut auction, in front of the Mansion
House, Alexandra, Virginia. at II M, TUES
DAY, December 2iG, lS73,-bdders to have the
privilege of renting it for a term of one, two or
three years as may b, desired, and rent to be
paid on or before the 10th of April each year:
For further information apply to FITZHUGH
LEE, Rchland Mill P. o., Stafford county,
Eirpiniu dec 1-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-08
FOR &4LE OR RENT.

FOR RENT-The STORE and Dwell
MA LING HOUSE Us King street, now occ"-
pied by Mrs. c. L. Simpson. Possession given
on the list of January, 1874 For further lnfor-
nation enquire of c,,oon
doc 5-tf j NJ. d. oMOo1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-08

PPLE CIDER, prime article, just re-
~ ceived and for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
nov 26 l66 and 10 King street
HAIR AND WOOL ROLLS of every. de-
IL scription suitable for present style of ar
RAGING the hair, at
dec s FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT.
NEAS-Very superior Gunpowder, Oolong
L and Japan Teas for sale by ,nn
j. G. MlLBURN,
nov y No. 10 north Royal street
CMOKED BLOATERS for sale by
- GEO McBURNEY u SON,
nov q 1855 and ITO King street.
rNOMATO CATSUP, by the gallon, or in any
Il quantity, for sale at 147 King street.
dec2 VIM. +. BROOKES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16


To 17,Re1nIsiedn Voters Of Ashtdbwa Ctrnty-We,
he undersigned Republican voters OF Williamsheld
membering that citizen Of our township has held a
county Office for Mrtv years more respectfully an
nounce the name Of Geo W. Beckwith ESQ, Of our
citizens. candidate for the Office Of County
rer-subect the decision Of OF the forthcoming Coun
~ convention.
From the beginning Mr.. .Beckwith has been STRAIGHT
REPUBLICAN.
As citizen, his fellow townsneR have recently ex
pressed their confidence In him as public servant
while soldier, his ensting for three years at the
beginning Of the war, ard then his reenlistmsnt
veteran volunteer and serving without sHsuLDEI
STRAPS until hoDorably discharged, make good Ud'
record.
1t may not be improper to add that he has been eli
gagged in mercantile pursuits until the recent destruc
tion Of his store and goods by hIe.
Having full confidence In the ability and integrity o
our candidate, respectfully solicit your cooperation
In any honorabBe manner which your good judgnen
may dictate, in securing HIS nomination and election
BARTLETT LEONARD NATHAN d. FuBEs
CaAs, X STANHOPE JAMES II. PHELPS
Gro. rwfcHEIL DAVID SANDERS
DANIEL SMITH WIN. NJ. HULL
N. II. ScovuLE PIrILo RosE
HENRY p BLACK WIN GIDDINGs
G. II. LEONARD JACOB BUSH
IRWIN BLACK ALLEN CLARK
LKwie EDWARDS VIM \. MULIN
SEDGEwIoK 3. NoRTH g. A. BELkNAP,
and seventy Ia other Republican voters Of Williams
held.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

rB-A reward Of meri, has been awarded a,

rB-A reward Of meril has bren awarded at
Vienna 10 the specimens of American period
ical literature in ME Department OF lustruc'
ton.
tT-Nine members OF the Spanish Cortes
took part IN the instructions nj Caffagena
aud elsewhere lately, and their prosecution
has been ordered.
eB-The Democrats Of Mhlne held their
state Convention at Portland, ON Tuesday, Jo-
seph Tllcomb was. nominated tor Governor,
and the resolutions oi the Ohio Democrats
were unanimously adopted ns The platform ol
the ID, mncracy oi Maine.
eH Nery few lives were lost 10 the Invest
ment or defense of Valencia. Spain, which sur
rendered 10 the Government troops On Friday
the 9th. All The iosses,in killed and wounde'
on both sides were not more than three hnnd
red The leaders ofthe insurgents escaped til
night before tie surrender or CarIhagena.
eNA salt Lake special 10 the SsHsays;- :
Mrs. Young No. N has compromised With th
Prophet for 5000 down aud $4,000 NOR
within ninety days. General Maxwell, who
set down In the complaint as her next irirnd
aud her lawyers. who are made pari,s TO ib
suit, refuse 10 accept her compromise, and III
Sc will go on
CH- When the time came for The Saloor
keepers Of Madison, Wis, TO carry ont the
rebelllous rssolye to sell berron Sunday, tns
changed their D.lndh. as the salsOn Keeper
Union OF the City Of Chicago did, amer Tho
had solemniy resolved reyer 10 shut ,beIr 8
loons ON Sunday Only one beerseller In Mn
ison Violated The law.
EBrOne result of the recent legislation
Italy concerning the sale of monastic proper
has been Papsl Alloeution, for which n
Dalian Government was doubtless prepare
II proaounees all that has been done nuil al
void. and sail participants in Il that th'
win probably be damned eternaliy, and ha'
also rendered themselves liable 70 the maj'
decentralization. aa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The Dubuque Telegraph says the Democrat
ic party sis not dead but stopped living" 1t
adds:
Who will fight TO get back to the people
what belongs to tlieml Not the Democratic
party as such, but the Democrats aud Rrpub
lcuns who are opposed to despotism. and who
are in earnest in their belief OF free govcsn
ment, and in their right To possess II.
The Iowa Democrats have pretty nearly
unanimously concluded that their party sleeps
the sleep that knows no waking, aud there
fore viii not put ticket in the field this year.
81. Louis Republican.
The disappearance of the Democratic party
would break in rrdely upon The elegant leis-
ure of the Republicans. As an adversary, the
Democratic party Is an "amoozin little cuss."
Cineisnati Commercial.
Office. holders and professional politicians
cannot startle the people any longer by calling
up the ghost of Democracy. That trick is
played out. The people are thinking TOR them
selves, and they know that this cry against
Democrats Is only raised TO keep up the preju-
dices of Old Ldwrence-R e-Ran.--Standard
Parlizans In both ranks cannot be brought
TO see that old party politics havesnO longer
any hold on the popular mind. The error OF the
recent political demonstrations Ia Ohio seems
tn be this ignoring OF the new state OF mind
in:o which great bodies of both parties have
iaiien.-In Indianapolis Sentinel
Still the Democracy are told they must fight
forever TO be forever whipped. THIS may suit
the leaders OF the party who do not know wha,
is to become OF themselves II the party goes u
pieces but the voters are getting tired OF II
Soldiers must haye victories to stimulate them
and Ii their old leaders cannot even promis,
them victories, they will eventually find 9th
ers who cau.- st Loais Republican.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The VIESNA ExnInITIoN, says the N. Y
7S,aes, has decidedly outlived i's interest, and
can hardly leave any result more remarkable
than Its enormous financial deficit. There has
been laundering and the usual Austrian 'un'
readiness" from the start. The elements have
conspiSed agains, tho show. and the hote,-
keepers have ably seeonded them, What both
left 10 do, was effected by the appearances oi
cholera, and though the disease has left the
city, 50 have the visitors 10 tho exhibition. II
now only remains to transform the big shed
of glass and iron into the central feature Of q
pleasure -gaStlen, like is predecessor 10 Lon
don. and to write failure agains, the most re,
cent Of international shows. The Vienna en-
pertinent has many instructive lessous to oul
Philadelphia friends, who are now puzzlinl
over the plans SOS the centennial show OF 1879
and 1t s 10 be hoped the warning against kill
Ing the goose that lays the golden eggs vii
not be thrown away upon them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

tY-It is significant circumstance that the
betrolhal of Prince Arthur. of the royal family
of England, TO the Princess Thyra, OF Den
mark, was not announced until after the Brit
tish Parliament had voted $4,000 pounds, or
about $125,000, year to the Duke OF Edin-
bsrgh as his marriage portion. In fact the
engagement, which had leaked out, was Off
cially denied at the time the Duke of Edn-
burghs wedding portion was under considera-
ton. 1t was evidently thought TO be gooj
policy to submit the demand for extraTagent
royal annuilics one by one. The British pco-
pie will pEebably congratulate themselves
that there are only two more. unmarried chill
dren left in the royal family-o boy and one
girl. But, by the time they are through grant
ing annuities to royal children. there will be-
probably, AN extensive. demand for annuitie'
Tor royal grandchildren. The royal family o
Great Britain is unfortunately large and pro
verbally prolific.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The following article from New York let
Ter received the other day, is of such general
interest," that we take II from its connection,
and commend 1t to general perusal.
STARTLING REPoRT.--A distinguished wed-
ical practitioner in Brooklyn said in conver-
sation the other day, that 1t was his lot and
many OF his ielow-physicians, TO be called in
attendance upon scores of eslimnble "sOciety"
people who hid become habilua inebriutes.
The evidence In regard TO such cases Is cumu-
lative. Every physcian in large practice has
a story to tell of the victims Of alcohol, and
the deauh records which show steady In.
crease In the number Of fatal cnses "dyspep-
tic" disorders are cited as proofs Of the de-
structiye effects OF u bad habit. Now comes
the annual report OF the Directors of Kings
| County luebriatcs Home, with a catalogut
which Is definite and appalling A curious
fact is revealed in the statement of the casei
treated In this institution, during the past
year-numely thai the number Of womeI
drunkarGs Is nearly equal TO the number o
men. The report says no less Than ~ OI ID,
patients have INDUCED more or less In the
narcoiic poison, showing that the drug store
supplements the dram-shop and complicates
and intrnsifes the inalady of insbriety. Among
the results OF these vicious habits, SO patients
Last year have suffered from delirium tremens,
and IS have attempted suicide.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The Democratic newspapers have howled
and raved over the beck.pay Congressional
stesl, charging the responsibility on the Re-
publicans. With an unanimity remarkable to
observe, they omit mentioning the fact that
every Democratic menaber of Congress from
Ohio, Missouri. Kentucky, Pennsylvania and
New Hampshire, has drawn aod Kept his back
pay. Of SO Senators and Representatives who
have covered their back pay into the Treas
ury Al are Republicans and only IL Demo-
crata
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16
REPUBLrCAN CONVENTION.

The Republican OF Ashtabua County are here
by notified that the Republican Nominating Convention
for the County will meet the Court House at Jcer'
con, at II o'clock, A. n on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ist. 1873.
Tho Primary Meetings will be held at the usual places
OF holding elections In the several townships, Sat
urday afternoon preceding-August 90,h-between the
hours OF three and Gve and not to adjourn until Ave-
when they win elect by ballot hundred and six del
egates to said Convention on basis Of for each
any votes given for wycko for Secretary Of State In
October last and one for each fraction Of twenty-five
oxer annaroned IN the aeyeral toWuphpe as follows
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

lE- Beer sellers 10 Chicago think they have
been h; rdy treated, but may rejoice that they
are not victims of the Massachusetts Probibi-
tory law. SIX German beer-sellers of Worces.
ter have been fined 500 each, ard sentenced
to six months Imprisonment, in the House OF
Correction for violating the very stringent
law of the State. They have been required, in
addition, to give bonds OF 81 900 each not to
Violate u again for year
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

TIMBER FOR TIEs.-The question of timber
supply for the use of the railroads Of the cOun-
try is fast getting TO be pressing one. AL
ready wood has become dearer than coal lor
locomotive purposes ON most OF the great
roads. But the most important decrease feared
is in timber suitable Tor ties-Uak and locust.
On this point the St. Louis Democrat says
The latter is considered the most durable,
but the best OF either must Uc renewed every
eight years. For every one thousand miles OF
railroad there must be 1876 miles of ties cut
every year. Mr. Talmage, superintendent Ol
the Atlantic and Pacific Road, has been con-
sidering this matter, and has ordered an i'm
mense area along the line OF his road 10 be
Immediately planted with locuss, either from
the seed or from young trees. He intends IL
make this permanent part of the business oi
the road and its employees in sections OF coun-
try in which it is possible and lie believes
that other Tines will have to start 'l0cusl
farms" before long, also.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The famous "Pr0-rata Freight law of the
State of Illinois is likely TO end its way to the
Supreme Court of the United States Some of
the railway companies, which object TO II,
hold that il Is an cncToacbment ON the au-
thoriiy given TO Congress 10 Regulate com
merce among the several States" A recent
decision of the Supreme Court in the case OF
the Reading Railroad VS. Pennsylvania, sus.
tains this view vi the case, and interprcts the
authority of Congress rs extending to the reg
ulation of all freight taken up within State
aud carried out of it, or taken up out OF il
and brought within it in other words, all
freight carried across State boundaries.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16


SLANDER.--Artlcles characterized by similar
sentiments TO those OF the following pars-
graph, which we cut from rather dignihed
and usually candid exchange, are not unlfe'
quently met withamonE our exchanges, What
object such papers can have In misrepresent-
Ing and maAgning the President, serving out,
rs he Is, his last term, Il seems difficult 10 un-
derstand, except II be To lnjure the party OF
which he is the acknowledged head, With
Democrats or Liberals, this might be expect
cd, bat WIKI journals claiming TO revere truth
and Justice above party, it Is unaecoun.able.
president Grant lobbied for, signed and
made the salary grab hill law, and Tor which
he Is To Becelye an extra huAaIed thousand
dollars-aye times as much rs back,pay
Congressman-an he Will draw IL"
Now, there is NO, particle of evidence ,s
sustain the declaration that the Preslden, lob
bied" for the Congressional back pay, II is
vile slander, that admits OF no sxlenaalion
THAI he signed the Legislative, Exeeaiive AM
Judicial Appropriation Bill, which coniaine'
the provision for Congressional back pay,
admitted But II was an act which now occu
pies twenty Ave pages fthe Statutes al Large
passed at the very close of the session, aud Ol
which depended the support ef all three de
partmenis OF the Government He could no
have withheld his signature, without eallin
an extra session OF Congress, the expense Q
which would have been greater .han the Who'll
smoani involved
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

rTPresident Grant has been In consultation
with Gov. Austin, " Minnesota, and Mayop
Braokett, of Minneapolis, who endeavored 20
convince him that the conduct Of The Manito-
ban authorities, and the irritation of tho pcO-
pie of Minnesota. who threaten ~ take the
matter into their own hands, make " necessary
for the Government to intercede sharply and
promptly. They got no other answer from the
President than that the Secretary Of State was
his adviser in such matters. and that they
might rest assured that the rights of American
citizens would be protected. The English
Minister at Washington and Secretary FISH
have had several Informal talks about the al
fair, but II has assumed no diplomatic impor'
tanca
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

II is the opinion vi both the Herald and the
Journal, OF Salt Lake City, pretty plainly ex-
pressed that The divorce suit brought against
Brigham Young by Ann Eliza Webb, one OF
his plural wives, Is nothing more nor less than
u huckmailing operation, Ii Is very certain
that no suit tpr divorce can be entertained in
the United States Courts between seventeenth
wife, the other sixteen being alive, and po-
lygamist. The purpose Of the suit, therefore,
must have been something besides the procur,
ing OF n divorce, which the lawyers OF Mrs.
Young No. II know perfectly well cannot be
obtained. II is predicted that there will be a
compro mise, aud the Salt Lake Journal s OF
the opinion that Mr.. Young WIN come down
handsomely In order lO prevent an expose o
his domestic affairs. Many ~ man, not a po'
lygamist, would do as much
The above from the Chicago Tri5UAs o.
Monday last, rather looks us II the article w
published last week, 10 tue effect that Brig
ham had compromised this unpleasan,ness
was lilile premature.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The candidates TO be nominated at the coGnty con
ventiGA are
For Representative, Treasurer Auditor. sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney, COMMISSIONER Infrmay Direct
tDr, County Surveyor, and Coroner,
W. G. HowEIIs. O. +. sAoRDs,
4. A. NoRTnwAY, W, p. How LAND,
w. y. srEhoER, JAMES REEp,
b HArwMp.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
ASH L AB A, Oh 10.
Saturday Morning, August l6. 1878.
ioa-Gen. EDWARD F. MOVES.

GoyERNoR--Gen. EDWARD r, MOVES.
LIT GOVERNOR -ALPIIONso HART.
supHExE EJupaE-WlLLIAM WHITE long term.
SUPREME JUpsE WALTER y. STONE, short term.
TREAsuRER-IsAAC WELSH.
ATTORNEY GEEEnAL-JoHN LITTLE.
ConPrRoLLKR OF rTgEAsuRY-WILLIAM r. WILSON
BoARp OF PuBIIc WoRKs-P. HERRING.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The following paragraph Is forcibly true,
andis an admoni'ion that cannot be disregard
ed. IL Is from cur Alton, Ill.,, namesake:
The futuse success or tbs Republican party
depends 70 laTge extent upon the faithful
meas with which All salaryrgIabbers and other
dishonest sad poliueal schemeSs, which hang
upon Il simply for their own personal advauF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16

The Indians arc fighting among themselves
A dispatch nom Elm Creek, Neb., states that
on Tuesday August 5,hr while party of Paw
nee Indians were hunting near the Republican
River, on Blackwoed Greek, they were sur
prised and ai,ackedby large body of ST.
oux, and bloody fight ensuedr resulting in
the defeat of the Pawnees, who lost about one
hundred, comprising some Of fEe best men OF
the tribe, and most of their horses, arms and
game. The Pawnecs were pursued twenty
five or thirty miles, and only escaped whsn
night came on
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16


EMIGRATIoN.-The new tide of immigra-
ton which has commenced 10 this country
from Russia, promises to be one of unusual
impoEtance. The supply at present seems to
to come from two religious sourcrs. One oi
them is a colony made up OF cmigrants, origin
ally from Prussia, Wurtemburg and Bavaria,
who left their homes and settled in Odessa, so
that they might enjoy greater religious priyi-
leges. Although they formed special govern
ment, Independent of Russian authority, ex-
crpt ths payment of certain tax for the land
they occupied, the Russian Government has
always treated them with the utmost good
will, until hss year, when il sought 10 enroll
them in the army as Russian subjects. They
resisted this attempt, and at last obtained con-
sent to leave the country. The first install.
ment of the colony, three hundred In number
has already ueached here. Their aEvR& have
selected lands in Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota
and Dakota. The largest immigration, how
ever, wHD come from the Mennomites, who
number about twenty thousand Tue advance
of this sect will reach here in October. They
ure excellcn, farmers, and will bring with
them from twelve to fifteen millions of dol
lars In gyld.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-16
COUNTY AtrDIrOR

I'D. rRl.EeRAPH-The friends Of Captain Rollin L.
Jones Of Wayne, win present his name as candidate
for County Auditor. to the Republican County Conven-
tion Captain Jones served his country in the old 29th
ohio Infantry from Ne organization to its final muster
out and severely wounded In an assault upon the
enemy's intrenchments at Pine HILL Georgia. He Is
fuly qualiaed fos the position which has been well
earned b. BFs long and faithful service In the field, by
Ms fidelity to the Republican party. and by his repu
tation, as a CITIZEN
FoR SuERIFF.-The friends Of Mr.. ID. L. HART. Of
saybrook propose bring his before the county
convention as candidate for the office of Sheriff,
trusting that his acq Islstancr and standing In the
county s such secure for him the favorable con-
sideration Of that body. MANY VOTERS.