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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

A FULL aud complete assortment ol
Nnsn neI aims Foniard Cballis Lawns Benges, Poll De
Cheore Paids Mourning Lawns and Chals BLACK ana fany
o., no son,n1J a. ROOT h MORRlSONS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-02

CHAWLS and MANTILLAS.-Black
~ White and Coored Centre Brocha shaws, Black @ sik
silk Lace aud silk aud Lace Nautilus. Some as low as
twelve shillings. Fer sale by
RooT e. MORRISON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27


N O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November IS. $780, 54 bales cotton
Thornhill &co-- 48 Mcfarland Barksdale-S4 do
Warren, Gilmore &co-22 do Carroll, Hoy &co-21
J W Champlin Is Lewis & 0glesby-- II do
THAI III Allen &co-l7 Patton, Smith u Putnam
1t Friedlander & Gerson---13 Coleman, Brtton &
Withers-l3 Payne & Harrison IL Frierson, Con
way &co- 10 4 Levi eco 10 F ] VanBbber-10
] Villains &co-10 A II May &co--9 Earris & Son
--9 a d Henkel &eo-- 8 West a. Vilere--6 Black Il
Byington--6 Stewart d James, Wright i Allen
6 Walker & Snider-5 Giffen, Smedes &ca-4 Abat,
Marye & Cushman--4 Holloway & LoRsdale--3 do
Thompson & Clarke Harding, Abbay & Morehead
II y Adams &co--l Samuel Barret-Total 396
bales cotton @5s
CANTON, November ~, 1s6o.-ls7 bales cotton
Mcfarland Il Barksdale- 167 Thompson Il Clark
l0l r L Adams AGO. 81 Z ii & M Allen &co--73
Murphy, Sykes &co-72 Warren, GilmsFe &eo-56
Carroll, Hoy Geo So Green Il Crump-4S Walker
& snider- 40 Rotchford, Brown &eo-- 81 Lewis Il
Oglesby-29 Payne q Harrison % Coleman, Brit
ton u Withers- 2s Thornhi &ce--24 do Rhorer Il
Zunts-24 do Rosser, Prothro &co--2l do Tarleton
Whiting 4 Tgllis- q A D Henkel &co--19 West Il
Where 10 Block, McAfee &co-- Is w Robson
Is Friedlander Il Gerson-- il Gillaspie, Brewer 4
coll Wright & Allen 10 NJ Putnam 8 J & g
Cromwell-8 8 Levy & Dieter-s A D Donoyan--7
Bradley, Wilson AGO. Battle, Noble &eo-7 do
to order Ward, Hunt eco 6 r Nugent &co-6
Campbell & Strong do Lane, Salter &co-- 6 do
Pritchard x Flower Stewart & James, McLe-
more, Rayburn &co-5 Winston, Morrison eco 4
oaiuuel ISFEy eSCo---i 40 y /
Hardie Eco G D Metcalf &co-2 Byrne, Vance
&eo-2 j Gribble-l do Gillis & Ferguson Total
1885 bales cotton.
N. O., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, November 26, 1s60-20 hhds
sugar SO bbls molasses C Shift &ee- 46 do Mil
tenberger eco so do w Jackson eco l do W
Bennett-40 go l6 hhds sugar Laforest & Desmares
So do 30 hf bbls molasses to G Sabatier- do
Hewitt Norton &co-- s hhds sugar E J DaSilva &
co-14 hhds sugar G sabatier-S do 80 bbls molas.
ses Trosclair & Haydel- 10 do j " Burbridge eco
50 do I'D Brquhart- 28 hhds sugar to Byrne,
Vance &eo--42 do Payne & Harrison-l hf Dbl mo-
lasses to order-45 bbls molasses Darby & Tfem0a-
let-20 do Hare &co-2 hbls sngarJ w Burbridge
&es-l do W Bennett-3 do Hewitt, Norton Geo.
rs bales moss and sundries to order-Total 1872
hhds sugar asa bbIs 46 hf bhls molasses. .=s
P0NTGHARTRAIN.
MOBILE - Per steamer Alabama sundries to
order.
MOBILE Per steamer Cuba rs bales cotton
to order 6J I Hardie &co-A McRae &co- sum
dries to order-Total IS bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

shsp Marshall, Spraxuc. iii Bordeaux 10Th Sep
tembeg, to nnster--3d dist, 3d. 81 65
Brit ship Eleanor, Galloway, fin Liverpool 2stil
September, to master--Point
Brit shin Squandcs Perry, fm Liverpool, to master
list dist, 40,
Sit ship Nelson. walls I'm ST Andrews IN b. 9th
inst, in ballast to master kth dist, 30.
Brit ship Lord Duiierin, Johnson en- Bayhl = "a
October, M ballast, to ntaster--sd aist, 49,
Ship City of Bath, Kearney. 40 days faA Maiaga' 20
Tasster~-GaEernment Wharf
Bremen ship Athena, Schilling, fm Bremen Sep
ten,ber goth. to PandorG zth dist.
Span bark yTctoria, yiheiicr. days fm Havana, II
ballast, to master: Sd dist, 54.
Brit bark James Watt kimnond, I'm Queenstown
ii ballast To master sd dist so.
Srsn brig Monica, Puges, I'm Cicnfucgos, in bal
last, to Hiastef-P5fnt-
Schr Alphonsine, Peterson, I'm Tampico l6th inst
10 s Fernandez ,Sseo~-2d dist, %.
Schr Union, Parrish, I'm Pensacola, to MASTER
sor Magnolia, snstA, I'm Fiaa River, to saastsr.
Basin. 5445
sslx Olive Branch, Smith, I'm Mobile, to maatsg--
Basin.
niaster--Basia.
sschr r Richards, Cooke, fn Pensacosa, toilnaste
Basin
steanssoass.
judge Fletcher, Smith, frrl Cincinnati.
Adams, Richey, I'm Louisville.
W Roberts, tnewl Roberts I'm slaoaisviile
ii Mcdowell, Wilcox, I'm st Louis.
s q James johnson, johnson fIa Nashville.
Jehn sin0nds, Hicks, fm Memphis.
Magnolia, Phelps, I'm Ticksburg.
gfsarnfer, Wilson, fm Yickshurg.
Cen Hodges; Sleade, fm Alexandria
Crosse Tete cQuoid I'm Bayou Sara.
Era No II KbHas, I'm Alexandra.
Anna Perret, Copps, I'm Washington.
Alabanaa Boardman, fm Mobile.
Cuba, Hopkins, fin Mobile.
Eleanor, Main, fm Ale1sndria
Empire Parish, Grant. I'm Lower Coast.
Moro, Aguader, I'm Alexandria.
ArkadeiPhia City, Iennason ,taa Arkadephia
Morning Light, Radoyich, I'm Lower Coast
Bee, Rolf. I'm BaratarTa.
@ Lafeurehe, Dugas, fm Donaldsonyile.
Yoysseat Aagfe-Ameriean MaFtin from the Passe.
-towed down and to sea on the 18th inst
ships Idaho and Creole, briggs N Stetson ant
0reeie-brought up ships Confidence, Europe
and Danube.
Tcw6oats Ocean, Pennegar, hal the Passes -towNei
down and to sea on the 10th inst, ships
B SKimball, Highland Chief and lisbon
brought up ships Rachel and Marshal, barh
Victoria.
Towboat James 4 Day, BEusyn, from the Passes
-+tewed down and 10 sea on the 10th inst
ships Rockland, Jane and Diogenes- brought
MP ships Nelson and Lord Duferin, schr Al
phonsine.
Towbeat Gonqueror, Brown, frn the Passes-towei
down and TO sea On the 18th inst, ship
Sheridan and Onward brought up ship
Eleanor and Squando, bark James Watt.
ToWbpat Junius Beebe, Andrews, from the Rasse
-towed down and To sea on the 2ist inst
ships j Carver, Wellington and Calender
sehr Union brought up ships City Of Batl
and Athena, brig Monica.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

Slip peaidsuee, Sears % days I'm New York. to
a Cohen q dist, IL 81 - :, =
5alp EsF0pa, Reed, fm Re de- .faueiro iii SEN
aber, "a MASTER lsf DIST 3e. = IS
sIIsP Daalisa GcsEaEs fH Eayhi Id October Ii, bal.
lssf, 10 master -ls9 dst.f ~ y = s s
8fsasp kaehel: Mair, IN Bordeaux I'd octeber!, h,
g n Hyns0n leo ID dist, n. s'sS''' ). : :, S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

Capt. Peterson. Of the schooner Alphonsine, re-
ports having left in port Of Tampico, the 18th
inst French bark Euphemia. ready to sail fer Bor-
deaux; Hamburg schooner Hanney, diseharging !;
French brig Kior Nunez, loading for France !:
schr Bowditch, just arrived from New York, with
guns and ammunition for the Mexican Govern
ment; Mexican schooner Paquet de Tampieo ont
side the bar; United States war steamer Pocahon-
bound in.
Capt. Reed, of the ship Europa, from Bayhi I'd
October reports having signalized, on the 10th of
October, in lat. 15 90 long SO 20, ship ]. G. Rich
ardson, from Rio de Janeho bound 70 Mobile. On
18th October, in lat. Is u s., long. 81 SO W., sig
nalized ship E. Greedy, steering SOUTH On 1st
October Pierre Louis seaman, native Of France,
died on beard ship Europa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

| Per steamship Arizona, from Brazos Santiago
and Indianola- Lieut. Benson 90. S. A. ,1P.sCefro-
vel, J. B. Preau, L. de Vega. D. O. Malson, Loder
and lady. DR.. Hack Mrs. Gary and daughter G..
1 Berg-12 on deck.
Per ship Rachel, from Bordeaux cabin, 17e
steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
COUTUEHN BARRF

SOUTHERN BARREL FACTOR I've have
~ stnred small scale. the manufacture BARRELS
by Machinery and hand for LOT half and quarter
DRY BtfRETS, suitable faE Graeets and nfnEgists All
mSdf from Wood Also, le and gallon Tight Kegs sui
able fnr Liquor n. Z. BAITEY K SONS.
nib In !, No, GAG Canal srees,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

,
sale Manufacturer,
5-5 cs,6 CT, and 6s Crosby slFesf
rs- These tahea In and may be at Miller
sauthsrn Billiard saloon,, LOS crAyier street, also
Louisiana Pelican Boston Cnb sud be obanedfoh
NJ NJ MILLER sole Agent for lis city, who also sells AL
ess tho Billiard line fciicWe billiard clohs, Ralis
aes Ieathers Chalk He has hand and fer salt
ssysral hne second hand Billiard Tabiss tyx ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
llarilie llleIIlgalta
UEHscksE s1KFIs.y. No. ! . fsiaasp sslest.
= TNesdAe MeFning. November II. les5
- = = u = = - !
lfaratt i esteI.sl q W.

IndianaIa, 1 RI lss fI.sr:s ss,'s
Ship Intian. Wade; for Harre, Baxter IoEeIi %ee
IS hark MaFcis KiIsan. for Boston ii q Vennsrd
sehr Mary Clinton, Ryan, for aasamcras
G w Hynson iyco
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov, 2s at5py
REGUEAR on Il ftEEfrE,s EsA f,Iy1

NJ A-Fpr GAtnden1 ChaupAgH0g Trenton Monroe.
Columbia, Hareunbufg. Trinity and ali inetnls.
diate Mny and plantation landings Quaehia
aud Black rversIhe elegant Hnaneht
RasenFer packet steamer Lizzie Simmons, Moore,
aasie viii leave above For freight passage having
elegan; passenger accommodations. apply hoard.
HIRGTNtUsC O. DESTzEI.
NJ Advertising Agent.
street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Rrfgs.


n Il. LEVY & SIMPSON,
NOTE, STOCK AND REAL ESTATE
BreIs ess,
MA rot M. t45s sf,or,p,o, stree, N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Ralo.Y---c;san,,ilng u1


Bremen bark Anna Delius, Hcttendorff FIN Bremen
to Pandorff &co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Leaves every SATURDAY AtbP.
EETN nRTEANG ANN yYrfJrS.

- NEW tIRLEANS AND VECIIS-
fFS sSbgrg s. Mail Line-For Donaldsonville, PIs1.
uenine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sars
Red River Landing Fort Albums, Natchez, Water.
proof Rodney ST. JOSEPH Grand Cuff WHrTenton and yics,
bnrg-The SztcheZ. II. P. Leahers master viii leave
as above every Saturday at o'clock T. u.
j. a. PERSON 4 CO. Agents.
sel0 AZ Carondelet stFeet
The Nacez connects at ycksburg with tie eaaers Hape
and Prince for Yazoe river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

DRESERVEs-
i 10 cases Truaaes in x boxes.
10 cases TruHiad Pies, Y boxes
10 Peas, is Il boxes.
For sale BY s. il. 8RkTTAA A co
nt3 50
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Exports.

GALVESTON and INDIANOLA--Pe steamship
Suwanee-s00 scks corn 40 kegs lard 6 hhds sugar
298 bbls flour IS cks bacon SO pkgs mdse.
HAVRE-Per ship Ionian-25s8 bales cotton.
B0ST0N--Per bark Marcia s23 bales cotton
5ls bbs molasses 5ss pigs lead 129 bdls hides 2lO0
stares.
MATAM0RAs-Per scIr Mary Clinton so bbls
tallew 70 ties hams 100 seks bran I5,72o hoop
poles.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Leaves on Tu uFspAY. Nov. q. I.M5P.M.
FOR CAMDEN. BEsACH HILLS.

W@ES iNiIb DAE. Bun, bANnpA guoIe VIII
mingtoa, Pigeon Hills Moro Bay Marie sallno
Alabama Landing Mouth Of 'Arhonne Trena,
s6nroe Colmta and all landings Oh Black AID 0aaehifa
Iye5Ths fine and swi running passenger packe; Tsvi-
1Et, Ihos scott mister Will leave for the above paints
positively above For freight passage having suoIioy
accommodation, apply on board, ~ 10
". McGoALuM HAWTHORN,
NJ -,-,,,, - 12S Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY Y at 3 o'clock p. NJ
- NEg ORLEAMS, MONROE AND
"a RR a Ms As.RIYER-
Leayes an TUESDAY. Nov. q afSP.M
ARKANSAS REEER- EfI, z

tAIkKAFAIsH5lES III 2 NaEs EfJK @FNRT
IT, d Smith, Nnn Buren, Ozark, Roseyiile spG9ri
sfA2 n AafsoWn IaFtanGe Lewishufg Little R1eJ
Pine Bluff, New Gascony. and gav land.p
snd plantations y the BendThe elegant ard veFy iieht
al NJ funaing passenger steamer Judge Fletcher
sage apply on board. y 70
pE ''''N'4''es I; sdls4fi.i5s pzE51ahs l;.n,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
:. Leaves every WEDNESDAY; ut 81. ".


FsJ bia, Greenvile, Deer Creek Egrts Point, Lake
Washington, Grand Lake. Carolina landing
EssEzSzszz skipwith's Landing Lake Providence Cam
Tacks Landing Mliken's Bend, Ycksbug Warrenton New
Carthage, st Joseph Grand Gnlf Rodney Nacez River
Landing Bayou SaraTe new and swift RIM
ming passenger packet steamer Ja Battle Estiz
master will leave will Coast passengers For
freight or passage applyto
D r. CAREOLI.6Co
sci If A gents "a CsarondeIa4 strsst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Imports.

k'oicS.45
imports.
BRAzOs SANTIAGO via IEDTANOLA - Per
steamship Arizona $50, ,l92 in specie to Gaballero
& Basnaldo- $3s, ,l56 do Cramer &co-- sf4 900 do
Preau y ceuturie s5a4l doJ II Phelps &c0- $3.50
do to Cleveland Bros &eo-r 1886 do Blanehin Il
Giraud- s2650 do Marks Eco $500 do II A de
Lizardi &co- sIa00 do Marburg & Forster sl3s6
do O B Graham &co-- $1,000 do TO A d II Heine--
$1,000 do r Aldige &co--s925 do Perdreauyie Bros
$79a dc a G Bruguiere- sGl3 do WeiIman.--
s575 do Talamon X Dessommes- 5000 do Pulgian
G95 pigs lead Avendano Bros-124 hides Preau &
Gonturie--50 bales cotton A ] Rugeley &co---29 do
E Pilsbury-- "a do Moon 81 Bro l6 do Friersen.
Conway &co--S do A D Kelly &co--50 head horses
j B Morgan--s7 head cattle Inbean & Mehle-aun-
dries 70 order-Total Sl3l,92l in specie.
TAMPIE0- Per schr Alphonsine- -sIs37 ia specs
| to w prehn-- $4,000 do D De Goicouria &co- $1,000
do Fernandez &co--- lot fruit and sundries to
order.
BORDEAUX- Per ship Marshall-l case nndse
30 bxs prunes & ] Tardos-- 10 bxs mdae 90 bbs
prunes I Oliyiere.
QUEENSTOWN bark James Watt-In bal
last.
BAHIA-Per ship Danube-In ballast.
BORDEAUX Per ship Rachel 800 cases wine
so case6 absynthe 25 cases sardines SO cases ndse
l4a cks brandy Brnlatonr &e0- 10 casks wine to j
Costero-- 5 cases wine / Dbl brandy w Foley.
| lQ do AZ cases wine 10 r w Adams &co- IS casks
| wine d r Iavillebeure-- assorted mdse to "A Fer
| rier--W E Leverich Eco G Koch &eo--J Gauclie
/ C Carriere I'll Gazes-- . N Curien-C Parlange
| ---E Deschamps-H Faleton---S Plassan-- GAMER 4
Thomas Dnntze &co--J 4 J Tardos-J Cozan &co
i 20 B Roman--W w Jackson Piaggio Il Viosca IL
Chaudet & Descent Preau & Gouturie-- Rech,
ereau &co--sF de Fnentes--W yredenbnre &eo-
| L Boudro -Lanata freres--J Il Bell-P d Secund--
camerden- D Lopez W j. D Ufquhart-- J Z
/ Fischer--T B Blanchard, jl.-- j Batre-G Cochran
/ Hall Blneau D N Hildreth &co--O e Hall AGO.
/ J a Barrois-S Wolf--A Carriere--and order.
| RIO DE JANEIR0-Per ship Harvest Queen-Ir
ballast.
| LIVERPOOL Per ship eourier--7oo tons salt ID
/ order. y
] LfVERP0Q QL-Per ship Eleanor 5l45 seks sal
to Hoghton. Rankin ace.
i BAHiA-Per ship Lord nnfierin--In ballast.
lHiALiFAx-P ~. Per ship Sqnando- 704 bbls 24o b
LlVERPo OIL Per ship Tara-4l7o scks salt i,
] Maury 6co
81 ThoMAs-Per ship Nelson--In ballast.
HAMBURG Per bark Washington Assorted
ndse to 9 Schroeder z G Bluinent.aal- Henderso,
Y Gaines Philipany- Thiele a. seier--CraIna
IeSaso Iepo l Dfnpmsa z pI1s aeamaa- Lehman Shelley
&cor- Elliott " Ptehn-- Duntze &co- Rams,
&co Marbarg Forster Pandorf SEQ = an,
order. -
NEW YORK Per ship Confidence Assorte
mdse eonsignees previously reported.
RIO De JANEIRo-Per ship Europa 5000 SEX
Gomez 10 brown bIust
MALAGA Per ship City OF Bath Assorte
/ PENSACOLA Per zclr Union Lumber /
order
/ FISH RIVER Per eehr Magnolia Naval store
to order.
MOBILE Per schr olive Branch Naval store
stores to order.
] PENsAcoLA-Per schr P ards--Lanlber i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
M EN-
LOWER MIssIssIPPT.
Regular FRIRbE % flssi. nAkE aE TIeR:s5S : qe4s g

NN1R LAKE r n 0 ID E N G 10.
gs@ s Goodrich Landing, Miillken's Bend. pucku0rt
80 gteksbgrg WaTrenion, New Carthage, Grand
Gulf ST. Joseph Rodney Waterproof, Nateles
Fort Adams. Red River Landing Tunica Norganza Point
Coupee Bayou Sara Port Hudson. Rouge Planne
mine Donadsonyle and all Intermediate landines-The ay
and eiegeGt passenger packet steamer Mary Keene, Capt
temhsr H. and leave regularly every FRIDAY al
p NJ throughout the For freight passage apply 10
D. r. CARROLL GO.
sel2 f Agents. So Garondeiet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Leaves on TUESDAY, Nov q, at 5 p A.
EdsFTI.AH RED RIVER p

Eag ne new nrs class passenger packet
above for Shreveport Grand Bayou, Co
shat Campte Grand Ecore AexsndTia all intermediate
landings Red River For freight passage apply board
NE NIRGlNIUS U. UENTEEI.,
n23 Advertising Agent
The Gen. Hodges the Falls with the steamer Com
ct for GRIND Eeoe and Era Shreveport
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
ouAOHITA RIVER.
Leaves TUESDAY. Nov q. NJ s P. NJ, positively.
puachfta Ten Day Packet
FOR CAMDEN FIgIgNCHP PORT.

Fa4 "a Beach His. Miet's Bluff Ii,e Bsy, Cham.
paEnole, Wilmington Pigeon Hl5, Marie Sabine,
fzsEzzrz Alabniha Landing, 0uacla City Mouth Bayou
Bartholomew Trenton, Mouror Pine a EoarnbiA Harris
enbnJg Trinity and a intermediate landings OuaciA and
Black rivess-The mRsrideert passenger packet Gnta-
0uIa, +. n. Woodland will leave ahoYc. For
freight or passage Apply board the agents.
hccOLLuM & HAWTHORNE,
ny 1913 common stFeat4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
REGWLAR KEn RiiVER PAGR

Wg = The new magnificent 6at-cias passenger packet
Louis Dor, C. JohHson master viii
regular packet nntween New orleans Hurricane
md Colaa Blqfs, shreveport, Grand Bayou, goashstA
Canpe Grand Ecore. exaura and all intermediate land
ings Red River ncin her regular trips
water permits. For further particulars apply board
VIRGlNIUS q, DENTZEI,,
nl4 Advertising agent
uJing the last the Louis Dgr has built
expressly for The Red and for comfort safety
sneed. Is not snrpassed by any tnat in the trnhe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

Eeaves every TIIH RSDAY, ats r NJ
P0Es FGRTADAEfS, TuEIGA, NOR
esS A. ganfs Bayou Sara and the GnaSt-Ihe new pas
sssenger steamer Laurel HILL, H. +. Grtss
master, having boon neyly Etled out aud her cihin
extended, vii leave AZ above every THURSDAY EVENING
a O'Clock. ,,,,,+, -,
self BUliHIH II AitA Ia Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27
Leaves On TUESDAY, 27th inst.. at Pm.

Regular Low Water Packet. s 5.4ss
FOR SHREVEPORT. G RA ID
SJ Bayou, CouSatta, GHnlpie, Grand Ecore, Mani
tkAsariee, Montgomery, Catie, Alexandria, Norinal's
saaazzz Barhins md ALI Intermediate landings on Red
Rverfhe new elegant light draugh and swift running pas
packet Moro Jos, Aguada uasteF will leave ns
above. Forfreight or passage Bpply on board
rN VIR4INIuS q. DENTZEL.
MT Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-27

FRIDAY s0rh inst. at s P. NJ
z MEMPHIS AN Id NEW ORLEANS
GaY n Packet Lne--Rerular U. S. Mail Packet--For
Memphis ard the Bends-rhe fine pas.
packet steamer I'll. n. w. Hill, T.
H. Newell master, Will be ready receive freight Wednesday
morning. at the foot Of God street and will leave above
For freight passage, apply on board or 10
JOHN II. HYDE Il CO., Mass 5$ q
MA under st. Charles Hotel left wing.
E1- This line connects at Memphis with the Memphis
Charleston Railroad and superior packets for St and
Louisville.
E Bills lading signed the Office Of the agents up to
O'clock on the dnY of departure.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
PACKING APPLES IN LEAVES.

a few years ago. Mr. J. w. Boynton, of
East Hartford, while gathering up the leaves
under an apple tree in the spring, observed
beneath them a few fresh, unfrozen apples. 1t
suggested at once that dry leaves would answer
Hell.as packing material for fruit, and the next
fall and every season since, he has used them
for this purpose. We saw, q few days ago,
some specimens thus preserved, seemingly as
fresh and piquant in flavor as when first gath
cred; yet he assured ss they were varieties
that would have dccayed months ago if unPre-
tected., His plan is to pick the apples careful
ly at the proper time, but not to pack them un
til the iforest leaves are perfectly dry, and the
weather quite cool. Then the apples and
leaves a.e packsiil alternate layers, and the
last layer of leaves packed in as close as posi-
BILE, by placing any convenient weight On the
rover of the barrel. Thu aeaTes are of such
elasticity that the whole may be compressed
SO tightly as to prevent all shocking, etc, and
yet not bruise the apples in the slightest de-
gree. In this latitude, Mr.. Boynton has new
err found it necessary to keep these barrels in
any place warmer than an open shed. 1t would
te advisable, of course, everywhere to keep
them in as cool a place as possible. In the
spring they are to be removed to a cool, airy
cellar, er an apartment especially for fruit, in
connection with the ice house.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

A SNAKE DUEL.-A traveller saw two
snakes, a, black snake and a rattlesnake, in the
road befare him. moving round him in a circle
and apparently following each other. This
cautions vancouver was pursued for some time,
the circle closing at each round, until, when
within a few feet, the black snake was obser
we'd to stop, coil, and place itself in an attitude
to strike. The rattlesnake then passed round
its antagonist several times, lessening the dis
lance at each round, when it also so stopped
and began to coil But before it was ready to
strike the blacksnake suddenly darted upon it.
The evolutions were too rapid to be detected,
and when it was again distinctly observed,
both snakes were stretched at full length, the
rattlesnake enveloped IN the folds of the black,
which had also seized the rattlesnake at the
back of the head, and held 'him there. After
a short interval the black snake gradually un-
folded itself, loosed its grip with its mouth
from the rattlesnake's head and moved away.
On examination, the rattlesnake was found to
be dead, and apparently every bono in its body
was crushed. nee -ai+.t' .s'" food on ,
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SEAsoNABLE QUERIEs.-The self e1amin'
ing society has proposed the following queries
to, all persons about this financial period: q
l. Does it ~cost-auything to print a news.
paper . -:s2-S5 - =
2. How long can a printer afford to furn.
ish a paper without pay
8. 30 printers eat, drink, and wear cloth.
ing? s,cIT1E - ,oi1sr.
&. If they do, how do they getit? a5..i -
5. Do 1 pay for my paper? haa
6. Is not this particular period a first rate
time to pay up go
We consider this a good sort of a catechism
and the sharpest delinquent subscriber will nc
doubt understand it first, and pony up instan.
ter.
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These examinations will commence at 8 O'Clock
A. M. and close at foarc'clsck PM NonpPlicaat
willbe dmittedaftertwelv N. Writtentestimonial
of good moral character signed by atleast two re-
sponsible persons. will be required. which testi
monials WILDE kept or file. No certificate can b;
ante-dated. No privsteexaminations will be hele
Noue will beexaminedw who do no expect to ongas
soon in teaching in this county Recommends,
wherepraeticablc .arerequiredfrem school directors.
acknowledgements them OF the close of each term,
to send us a note of the success of theirteacher.
y This will aid us very much in giving certificates
only to tn sse whoare successful Teachers.
s. NJ BARBER
GlerkofBoard of Examiners.
Ashland. Jan. 4.ls60 Billy
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IS Il " A " NJ A II rr
Male and Female Academy.
.ELIAL RICE, A. aI. PRMoIpAL

.ELIAL RICE, A. 81. PRNSoIPAL.
--IMIss MARY NJ FOSTER Preceptress.
ETTNHE Fall term commences August 29th 1860.
Instruction is given in English branches, Nat
nral, Me tai and Moral Sciences, Mathematics, An
.cient AND lLodeln languages, Music. Painting and
Drawing ~ TX 20 1ANA[GF
Text books can be procured of the Psipcipal,
from 10 to 30 per cent below usual retail prices
Good rooms can be secured at low rates by calling
upen7 thetR Principal. L "a Co u
BOARD can be obtainedi in private families at a
moderate expense.
A large Boarding House adjoining the Academy
grounds has been purchased AND arranged for the
accommodate of those young ladies whose parents
or guardians wish to place under tbs special care Of
the teachers. " .rartg -cT7- ---r ~
For further information apply to the Principal or
undersigned. 9f e-Tsa eds
D.. 8. TEMPLEEON, 70
JOHN ISGRAM. Soc'y. Pros. Board Trustee .
Oct. &c, 1869. -oa-l IF Za, r. ae21tf