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Preferrlnr Greenhack. 20 Gold.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-At the Treasury to-day
nearly all persons applying Tor interest have taken
greCnhncks IN preference 10 gold. The net increase of
coin IN the Treasury during the month OF January s
s.Dl 74a -, com obligations rald during the month,
Sei7SGS no including sia7l rs in United States notes
redeemed m com.
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Mrs. j. q. A. Ward. Death.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l.-Several thousand engi-
neers, boer makers, letters and dock labolers stuek
morning.
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hon Ef-ard cy1nsr. Mayor ~ me- ~ Eff Asf lnk
SIR have the honor to acknuwlCd-c the recent Of
your communication u yesterday, as6lnt from me de-
incI statement OF tucts uIun winch based an appeal
recently made the hoard Of Police. tu request IN
Ncsugauon the condition Of tins department at your
hdud,
II has seemed and still seems TO me that such cond
requires an examination hoth tor the Interests nf
the city and tor the protection o those members Of the
board n any. who may not be responsible Tor abuses
that exist.
I shall, and have no doubt that the board will very
gladly give YOU hearty assistance in such invcstigau
n sou enter urou 30 you will, think, hnd that the acS
to which your attention should he directed Wll naturally
present thrmss ives a. you progress
docs not however r,n io me mat should take The
position uf complainant either against the Board u which
ann member against amy w my associates, or TINS
should hmit the scope of Nuur action by Attemuung a
speciucauOu u tails Nor do wish by such spcclhca
tuns even 10 seem tu AVOID responsibility for any action
mine which may have in any degree contributed TO tie
condition refer TO- Very respectfully
JoEL ERHARpT Commissioner Of Police.
II is understand that the Mayor will direct the
Commissioners OF Accounts to Investigate the
managemen OF the Police Department
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MIR. ERHARDr TO TnE MAYOR.
Probability of nm Investlgntion into the Man
REement of the Police Department

Mayor Cooper, on Friday, asked Police
Commissioner Erhardt forthe facts upon which
he made the allegations Of Irregularities in the
management Of the Police Department Com
missioner Erhardt yesterday sent to tho Mayor
the following:
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JorrINGs IN AND NEAR THE cIrH.

Westerly 10 north westerly winds, partly cloudy
or clear weather, amt li.At snow.
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THE MURPHI MOVEMENT Read the great temperance
ne Wsde aleIA-AdV.
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Our Barkeeper-. who's Nextt
Illustrated In Uidsr he Gu.igM Price 10 cents or all
new sdealeTk-Adp.
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Read the great temperance story the New York Pun
~ &Ory Papa. Out tomorrow-Ad1
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American "star" son Capsules.
Ths best Avoid Inferior capsules offered. .-AdV.
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Those in favor Of the Murphy movement should read
the New YORK Idads 81, GaFu. Out " no.ToW.-AdA
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
TAKEN BACK HOME.

Philip LYNCH. John LaccT, and John
Geagha Tas en- Back 10 Usage City
TO Answer 90 the Charge Of Bur
EIarY.
On the 18th Of this present month, Phil
lip Lynch and John Lacey were arrested
and fined for carrying concealed weapons
and visiting house OF ill-fame, and on the
l7,h John Geaghan was sent up for yag-
rancy. The first named, Lynch, is an extra
hard case, with a bad eye and an extreme
ly soiled reputation, aud a day or SO after
he was consigned TO the cold mercies OF
the rock pile Chief Moonlight received a
postal card from Constable William
Hughes, OF Usage City, offering a reward OF
SIS for q gentleman answering Lynch's
description. The Chief wrote TO the con-
stable that he had man here who pretty
nearly answered the description OF the man
he wanted, and yesterday the constable ar
rived in the city IN response. He identified
Lynch as the man he wanted, and further
more, made the discovery that Lacey and
Gesghan we're also wanted by him, they
having been Lynch's sccomplices. The
crime tor which they are wanted is the rob-
berry of the expires, Office at Usage City on
the 3lst OF December, the safe being broken
open and $50 stolen therefrom. Lynch
was arrested and Indicted for the offense but
succeeded in making his escape while in
the custody of the officers. Constable
Hughes left Tor Usage City last night with
his prisoners.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
EXTRACT.

T. The Headquarters, the Msjor, the
Band, and Companies Z, F, and II, 25d In
fantry, will proceed, under the command OF
the Colonel, from this point, by rail, to Fort
Dodge, kansas, on the 9th inst, and will
march thence to Fort Supply, !. T., where
they will take post.
Company Z, OF the same regiment, will
proceed, by rail. from Fort Hays, Kansas,
in ntime 10 Join the other companies at that
point, and will march thence and take post
with them.
The Quartermaster's Department will
fur.is the necessary transportation.
As soon as the necessary preparations
can be completed, the other six companies
of the sd Infantry, will be but en- route to
take post at a point in the Indian Terri
tory to be hereafter Indicated.
BY command of Brig@dier- General Pope:
i L. PLATT, Asst Adj-Gen.
Official:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
DISTRICT COURT DOINGS.

Mssien Day In That Tribunal He.tcr.
asy-Tbe Record of the Proceed
inGs.
The State OF Kansas VS.. Isaac Hayden
Court having had defendants motion for
Q new trial held under adyisement, now
overrules the same to which defendant ex-
cepted. Bill of exceptions TO be filed dur
in arrest OF judgment.
McCracken Va. Yohe ct al-Unknown
heirs of ii. Dryfoor ordered 10 be served by
publication notice,
In the matter of the assignment OF VII
liams & Beven-Deaye given assignee 10
verify statement and 10 sell accounts al
private or public sale after ten days notice
in some paper OF general circulation in the
county.
Smith We. Smith-Order entered charging
Rarnishee with the smount disclosed in his
ansser and garnishee ordered to give bond
that be would abide by the order Of the
court.
Pemberton vs.. McCar,y-Motion OF de.
fendant for security for costs Withdrawn.
Shoyer vs. Bernstein ct al.-Motion &c
confirm report of referee, passed until rex'
Saturday.
Ummethun VS.. Ummethun - Defendant
ordered to pay plaintiff $50 as alimony
pending litigation, within ten days from
this time.
Gray vs.. Rice-Motion for new trial
overruled.
lde Receiver &c. ct 81. vs. Halderman et
al.-Demurrer of defendants oyerruled anc
excepted to by defendsnts-leavs given tS
defendants to answer within eight DAYS.
Green administrator VS.. Williams admin
Decentralization for security for cost.
passed.
Ingle Va. Ashton ct al. Motion of plain
tiff 10 apply mooey on judgment sustained
Life Association of America VS.. A. L
shepherd ct al.-Motion to confirm sal.
sustained.
Woods ct al. VI. Greelish-Right o'
property and right Of possession found il
o defendsnts-judEment entered accordingly
Court adjourned until Monday mornin,
ct ten O'Clock.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
an-1 feb 70
PATENTS.

In connection with the publication Of the
Scientific Ans.jean, We coatinue to act as Sol
tctOrs for Patents, Caveats, Trade Marks,
Copywrights, etc, for the United states, Cam
ada, Cuba, England, France, Germany, etc.
In this line OF business We have had thirty
three voavS' experience.
Patents obtained through US are noticed In
the Scientific Aneytcdn. This large and splen.
didly illustrated weekly paper shows the cur.
rent progress OF Science, Is very interesting,
and has an enormous circulation subscrip-
tions SD year, postpaid single copies 10
cents. Sold At all book stores and news-o0d-
ces.
Can I Obtain . Patent The quick
est and BEST way to obtain q satisfactory an
swer, without expense, Is to write TO US
(Munn & CO.., describing the invention, with
q small sketch. All we need is to get the
idea. We will Immediately answer, and give
tue necessary Instructions For this ad.
vice We make no charge.
We slso send rree our Hand Book about the
Patent Laws, Patents, Caveats, Trade Marks.
their costs, and how procured, with hints for
obtaining advances on inventions. Address
MUM q co, Publishers Of the Scientific
AMeytoon, 81 Psrk Row, New York. w6teow
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Kansns Grapes Sent 10 France.

M. c. Bouisse, Of this city, shipped 75, 600
Wild grape cuttings for France last Wednes-
day. The NATIVE vines in France are 80
much damaged by The well-known Phyllo1-
era rs 10 cause thegrayest spprehensions
among vine growers. 1t is saId the wild
grape Of America will resist the parasites,
and an experiment is being made by graft
ing the native vine Into American stock.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Elrc NehI fairr, nunI

Mr.. Parish, who lives half a mile north
OF Paramount, lost his dwelling house, a
frame, two stories high and nearly all of
has furniture, night before last. There is
5000 insurance On the house, but no insu-
rance on the furniture. The insurance
will not cover the loss.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
TIaE TfcTS MIST 60.

Gen. Pope's Orders 40 The 25G Rcg.
iment-rhe Eoys TO Leave ON the
27sh Inst.
The following special order, issued yes
terday by Maj Gen. Pope, shows that the
23d must leave US, and that right soon, too.
Below is given the order
HEADQ'RS DEPT OF THE MO-
Asst ADJ.-GEN's OFFICE,
Fl. Lesvenworth, Ks, Jan. Is. 1879.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No IL
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
the CITY Fathers.
They Met Last Night and Consider.
ed Various Matters of Interest.
Among Them Being an Act Drafted
in Regard to Our Bonded
Indebtedness.
And Two Others, one Amending the
City Charter and the Other
sNew Registration
Law.

The County Board at its session yester.
day, passed the following resolutions:
BACK TAXES.
WHEREAS, Tine County Attorney has pre-
sented his report TO the County Board, show
ing that large amount of personal tax is
due the county from individuals, that
should have been collected long sgo there
fore be il
Resolved, That such Attorney is instruc-
ted to commence suit at once against such
delinquent personal taxpayers to collect
such tax.
The County Attorney is also instructed
to collect the delinquent tax due on real
estate and TO commence the necessary suits
as soon az the same can be done.
COUNTY DEPosIToRIEs.
Resolved, That Insley, Shire & Co., are
designated as the depository for q cum not
TO exceed SIS 900, at any one time, of the
public money that shall come into the bands
of the Treasurer of LeavenSorth county, be-
fore January IA, lSSl.
And they are required to execute bond
according TO law and to pay 4 per cent. on
average monthly balance.
AnU lUc Dduh, Va
is designed as the depository Of all Ct the
public money that shall come into the
hands of the County Treasurer until Janu-
ary l4th. 1850, except that to be deposited
with Insley, Shire d Co., said bank to ex-
ecute bond according TO law and to psy 4
per cent per anpum on monthly balances
The German Bank gave bond for $780,
600, and Insley, Shire & Co., for $1,000.
THE CITY FATHERS.
An adjourned meeting of the City Coun-
Gil was held last night, Mayor Ummethuu
in the chair and Councilmen Michael, Red
man, Fritsche, Smith, Latta, Wilson and
Volz present
The business during the first part of the
session was Of the routine order, consisting
of the hearing of the reports OF commit.
tees, etc.
The following resolutions were offered:
By Mr.. Wilson
Resolved, That the city engineer.is here
by instructed and directed to establish the
grade of Olive street from West Seventh
street to Broadway, and report the estab-
iishment of the same at the next meeting
of the City Council, AID also to make IN
estimate for q culvert across said street BE-
tween the points named. Passed.
By Mr.. Fritsche-
Resolved, That the city engineer is here
BY instructed to make . survey and report
4 grade of Fourth street from Elm to the
south. .line;ofth the city; also, to submit estimate
Of cost Of roadway twenty -eght feet wide,
At grade Of the width necessary, with the
culverts for the sams. Pansd.
By Mr.. Laita-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Hest Evidence aIIis Nynr,h.

ihe great popularity oi DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is the best evidence OF its
worth. Whenever a sweet white biscuit is
wanted, or light po;-pie, an elegant cake,
or delicious pndding, DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder should be Used. 1t is
purity itself. 2ldsg
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Another nes,n nI .ae r.nnr House.

COUNTY POOR HOUSE, Jan'y IS, 1873.
Died here, last night, OF pneumonia,
Preston Davis, a colored man, well known
In the city. lie came here on the fth inst
verv sick and has been sinking rapidly
ever since. q. W. IL. MOORE, Sup't.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
fOltCe Nofe..

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Michael Ryan was fined $50 for drunken
ness.
Charles Perry and Dick Moore will an
swer on the 20th 10 the charge Of keeping a
gambling house, being under personal
bond oi 300 dollars each to appear at ;hat
tina.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Probate Court.

Judge Diefendorf issued marriage Ii
oense yesterday TO Arthur 4. Walton and
Mamie q. Walton, who are to be married
TO-DAY
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
@eeklg Gimss
THURSDAY JANUARY %, 1879.

Win his issuc u great many OF our
subscriptions run OUT. We do not
want 20 stop tbc paper and trust yoa
will remit the amount OF call in and
setsle aarin. tbis week. Remember
the price h only s1-2j per anSum.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Reai EsIaIe Eranasers.

The following is the list Of real estate
transfers as recorded yesterday In the Office
Of the Register of Deeds:
B, f. Phelps and vile to Charles Kim
per, lots % and 26, block IOl, in Day and
Macaulayis subdivision Of the City OF Leav-
enwOrth ......... - - - ...... Sinn
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
DR.. AlEXANDER'S
'BAlSAM OF HERBS, "

ID warranted 70 cure "seminal Weakpe8," !"
"Nervous Debility" :" etc., in valiou- forms
and stages, and 70 restore Lost Power and
bring back sYOuthful vigor" when destroy
Cd BY excesses or evil practices. Young men
suffering from the effects OF evil habits viii
ind this rtmedy . certain and spesdy cure !;
tt u entirely vegetable and harmless to the
most delicsts constitution. Price, Three
Dollar, sent TO any address, secure from Oh.
:srv.tion. Addssa Dr: G Aisxandsr. Ao7
Df. Al sCirculaf on Private Nafters," !"
which fully delineateo the nature. causes,
symptoms, means of cure, Stc.. Of Seminal
Ws1kne2 Female Complaint, Syphilis, etc.,
dsuaodtw.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Chilbla Ms and Frost Bite

The application OF the Ready Relief TO
the part or parts where tn pain or difficulty
eXisi gill afford easa and comfort.
Thirty to sixty drops In half . tumbler Of
Satar will in Q few moments cure cramPs,
spasms, sour stomach heartburn, sich head.
ache, diarrhBa, dyseni cry, collie, wind In the
bowels, and all internai Pains.
Travellers should always carry . bottle OF
RaA " Ry,s Ready Relief with them. A
few drops In water will prevent sickness or
pains from change OF water. II Ii better than
French Brandy or Bitters as q stimulant.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Loot

Between Leavenworth and the State Peni.
tenttary, one Colts revolver, caiibre IS, No
$50 The finder will be ewarded by return
.,x same TO Campbell q Kendrick's Drug
otoro. dS6wlt.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
fever AND ACUE.

Fever and Ague cured for my cents. There
Is not Q remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever aud Ague, and all other
and other fevers, (aided by Kaiwsy's Pills)
% quick rs Rad ways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents Der bottle.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23

Mn. Gen. Sherman, wife OF the great SOL
dler, says: 81 have frequently purchased
1e6ipg with rheumatism, and in every in
stance it worried like magic" Sold by all
Deuggists Send for circular to R. &. Help.
henelne, Druggist, Washington. DO.
0VG6fW6mO
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23

placed In II.
: HUNTS q EN-. !.
EDY encourages
sleep. creates an
appetite, braces up
the system and re-
newed health Is the
result. Send fol
Pamphlet to
wM. E. CL- RkE,
PROvIDENCE, h. /.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
[1[1D

A aPLExDsD OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DIS
TKlBUTlON, CLASS O.. AT NEW ORLE SS
TUESDAY, Fs BRUARI Iltn, l5i2-1V3sh
Monthly DfANinHs
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23

DPafns IN tn e Back
|Side or Lnins are
cured by HUNS
REM EDY The
Great Ki d0ey
and Liver Medt.
cine. 1t IL not a
new CO m pot q n d.
having been used
by all classes for
30 years and saved
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
"0h! MY
BACK!"

from lingering disease and death, hundreds
HUNTS REM EDY cures all Diseases of
the Liver, Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes and m
contiuencs and Retention OF Urine.
HUNTS REWEOY cures Briehts Disease
of the kidneys, General Debility, Female
weakness, Nervous Diseases. I.temperAnce
BlIlious Headache, Sour Stomach, Costive-
nes., dyspepsia Strengthens the Bowels and
Stomach and m kes the blood perfectly pure
P0 ESSQ,Y 1OT ohese 0iseases and has
never b. ea known so fs11. one sy1ol
VIII cOoytuc~ yOu. BUNCS RENE.
DH is purely Vegetable, IL used BY family
physica ans and the utmost reliance may b.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
OVARIAN TuMoR
Or. RADWAY'S
REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tsstelea, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate purify, elsense
Of all Disorders Of the stomach, Liver. Bovel..
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervoua, Dt.easea, Head.
sche, ConstipatiOS, Costivenea. Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Riliou.ness, Bilious fever. lnnam.
nation Of the BOweis, Piles, and all defa1go-
menls oil the interna. vtscera, Warranted %
elect Q positive cure, Purely vegetable, con-
aiming no mercury. minerals or deleterous
r1xh
aWObserve the following sympeone result
ing nom disorder Of the Digestive OEyAos:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullneo Of the
Blood in the head, Actdity q the stomach,
u weight Of the stomach, sour E5ucs..ioo..
stomach, Swimming o. the bead. hurried and
diniculi Breathing, Fluttering at the 6eart,
Choking, or sunocattng sensAsaon when In "
ing posture, Dosts or Webb: b.
Iofs the sight. Fever and dsn Pein N ne
G .ne skin and Eyes, pain In the side, chest,
Hmns and sudden nu6hes Of the heArt burn.
A Iev fosss OF Radwayb Pills viii frss the
y.tem from all ths aoove-named disordefs.
9Pncs = oen6 Per box. Sold By al DruSg'ses.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
Clarke's Harmonic School for the
Organ,

$500. By wM. II. CLARKE. A wonder
fully original and good Method for learning
both to PLAY and COMPOSE Vountaries and
Interludes. Also is a splendid general in
struction book for the Church Organ. Reed
or Pipe) Very popul ar books for Reed Organ
ORGANS, $3.50 the rMER> ON METHOD
FOR REED ORGANS, .25Ol. GETZE'S
SCHOOL FOR PARLOR ORGAN, (s25ol, and
ROOFS SIhOjL FCR CABIsE1 CKGAS,
(Sl.5O).
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
THE MANY MURDERS THAT YoC HAVE
CDMNfTTFn

do you regret ~ he replied. 81 can't say
that regret any of them" ard looking us
square IN the tsce, he said, do look like
a man in mourning? No sir. have killed
these people and don't regret it. have
good appetite, can eat three square meals
day, and sleep i1st as soundly asyou do
considered the matter well before l CON-
mencei, knew the consequences if discover
ed and captured, and am now ready and
willing TO abide by Them"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-01-23
kee County.

Baxter Springs Times, ISL
They are having q terrible time up at the
county capital. A few days ago, the drug
Sists in the city were arrested and flned slvO
each, for selling liquor for other than medi-
cal purposes. The druggists retal.ste by clos
ing up their stores and refusing to sell drugs
or anything else. Two druggists have gone
to the csiaboose and are going to fight 1t out
on that line.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-03

We regret that our friend OF the Times
should feel that his labors-earnest and
Well-directed as they have seemed to be
are not as graciOusly appreciated and re-
eiprocated as he reasonably thinks they
should be. Taking it for granted that this
Is net 2 hasty and unwarrantsble concln-
sion, we are sorry and perhaps slow to be-
lieve that the citizens Of Geneva are delib-
erately willing to allow their home journal
to languishing discouragement, when by
its intelligent industry SO much has been
done for the advancement and building up
Of the village and its industFies. we have
always looked upon the Times as one OF
the best home papers published, and while
We should regret any interruption of its in
f1eRas in the county. and especially be-
tween Itself apd its RsrishiOners, we may
perhaps say to the latter, that sbo9ld such
an intimated occurrence take place they
will be fortunate il the place should be
made good,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-03
1,4Ss,ss5,OO

Surplus for the year 60 2,4sS.OO
The operating expenses include 10000 tons
steel rails, all new buildings, &C. The road
and equipments have been fully maintained.
There is no floating debt. The funded debt
has been reduced $50. 900 by the operation Of
the sinking fund, and now stands at S35, ,500,- :
600. c, p. LELAND, Auditor.
New York. December 20, 1873.
The decrease in expenses amounts to
about six cents on each dollar of the earn
ings. The increase in freight earnings, OF
about four hundred thousand dollars, is
one of the indications of returning pros
perity. The diminution in passenger re-
ceipts is prevailing feature on all the
railroads throughout the country, The
road was never ina better consideration
than at present. The main lines are all
laid with steel rails except about one hun
dred miles, which is being renewed with
steel as fast as the iron wears out. The
equipment Is all in use, including the seven
hundred new freight oars put on the road
Decembar 1sf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-03
Grand Jurors.

The following is list Of names Of Juror
drawn for the January term of the Com
mon Pleas Court:
J. Lavery, Kingsville.
HAL Andrews, Cherry Valley
T. Banning, Geneva.
S. s. Fassett, Ashtsbula.
B. ". Phillips, Dorset.
James Green, Kingsville.
William Sloan, Ashtabula.
b. Henry, Pierpont.
Nelson Westcott, Harpersheld.
James S. Wilmot, Colebrook.
William Wilton, Kingsville.
D. R. Hayes, Wayne.
F. D. Phelps. Richmond.
H H. Perry, Ashtabula.
Edwin Hicks, Conneaut.
PETIT JURORS.
S. n. Carpenter, SaybroOk,
D. Butt. KingsVille.
E. R. Allison, COlebroOk.
+. o. SisSon, Cherry Valley
Jasper Fetterman, WillIamsfeld.
]. c. Case, KingsYille.
G. W. Cummins. Conneaut.
j. l.. Brown. jefferson.
John n. Walker, Austinburg.
E. J. Smith, Williamsfeld.
n. B. Cowles, Geneva.
Solomon Wright, Pierpont.
NJ. W. Beede, Lenox.
d. A. Prentice, jefferson.
Edwin Pratt, Geneva.
Edwin Goddard, Orwell.
P. N. WhelpIey, Kingsville.
A. NJ Hazen, Geneva.
C. Walling. New Lyme.
Seth C. Thayer, Ashtabula.
Elmore S. Gee, New Lyme.
J. S. O'Neil, Ashtabula.
John Ducro, Ashtabula.
A Campbell, Morgan.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-03

Although there is abundance Of snow
for good sleighing the roads are but par
TALLY broken a little out of the village, and
where the travel has been greater, and the
roads otherwise smoother, the chug-hole:
are so frequent and deep that the satisfac
tion of sleighTiding is very much lessened
Our Jehus are not driving much, for tbs
reason given, that there is not a road about
the village in fl. condition for driving.