Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-25

eY JAMES REED.
LOCAL AND MlscELLANEou
Bianks.-A good assortment on hand at all time
nj this Office.
AFTER the LIST of July, the subscription price of III
7segrayh will be g.
ng-A double track is now being construc
ted between Kngsville aud Ashtabula.
SENATOR WADE will accept our acknowledg
ments for volume Of the 9th census.
Ss>M Mr. Rieg, says the Reporter, went t,
Cleveland Tuesday morning to take the fore
manshp Of the Leader.
The first Of August has been Rxed upon a,
the day for the delivery of an oration in con
nection with the death of the late Consul Gid
dings Mr.. Sumner will be invited to pro.
nounce it.
SAMUEL ID. HowELLs, connected with the
l2oth has been disabled for the performance OF
duty By sickness, and now lies in hospital at
Ackworth, Ga, wither his brother has gone
to render him assistance, and bring him home
il possible.
The CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS, which has
been in session over two weeks, adjourned on
Tuesday. A laage amount of business was
disposed Of The principal criminal cases, as
we learn from the Sea.inel, were laid over till
next term. ,....t
95~Our harbor has lately attracted the aiten-
ton of noted persons East and West -Repor.
Ter.
GS> We congratulate our Asbtabula friends
upon their Railroad prospects, but we guess,
however, there is another egg 10 the nest that
will hatcb.- Reporter.
We supposed that all the real estate about
The harbor had already been secured on rail
road speculation. What can the people from
east and west bo doing, then, at Conneatt liar
Dor /?
W ooL seems to be on race with other ar.
ticles for obtaining the highest possible alti.
tude OF prices. Fine lots have been sold here
within day or two for 80 cents and some
buyers we understand are Offering as high as
50. The prognosicaton is that it will hardly
make stand below round dollar.
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A SURPRISE Prof A. judson barrett, the
popular Principal of kingsvle Academy. at
the close OF the exercises of the 2gth anniver.
sary of the Institution, was made the recipient
OF seventeen volumes Of Washington Irvings
valuable Works by his students, The arrange.
of aT lis 4
the effect upon the Profs self possession was
designed to be o feature ia the affair. Though
little trying, II is said thet his ceycrness
was not materially disturbed
The AMERICAN CONFLICT BY HORACE GREE.
LEY, has reached its FIRST volume aud is now
being supplied to subscribers and others, by
the agent, MIR. Robt. CoCkrane, of Ausinburg
We have taken occasion before to speak of the
uneqnalled ability Of the author for the prepa.
ration OF such work. The work itself bears
ample testimony to this conclusion The stu.
dent OF history will hardly be willing to do
without il, as in scope, clearness, and candor
as well as purity of dic,ion, Typography and
illustration is not approached by eny cotem.
poraneous work.
WETL,-Our county cotemporaries, who have
been denouncing each other as 'uncircumcised
! 'gs" and clutching each others beard in some.
hing of the spirit that dictated the epithet,
1avo at length found that there is a mere ex.
'eent way, aud in the spirit of Christian PHI
osophy, have agreed TO square accounts, and
hereafter to live on terms of professional am.
". They are both old enough, to be sure,
o have made this discovery before, especially
White breathing the same atmosphere, and iv-
ng in the light which has been spread
round them by wholesome and sautory ex
mpe from this direction. We are not, hows
ver, disposed to complain. if by any means
hey have come to their senses, and determined
pon an exhibition Of better manners in future.
'heir resolution is good one. and any thing
hat can be done to encourage them in living
p to it, shall not be wanting on our part.
Real ESTATE CHANGES The Village lot be.
onging of late to s. b. WELLS, fronting both
N Main and Park streets, adjoining the lot of
luckiey Hubbard, with building on the Park
lreet front, has recently been sold to y. b. S
SHEPARD, for the sum of $4,000 ,
0. A. AasDEN, has recently parchas ed the {
IN acres of young orchard, south of South
.idge Road, 10 front of the residence of K. G.
luBBARD. ESQ. TIE tract is a very desirable !
ne' and in the exchange for the house aud lot !,
MIR. A. was rated at SlsO an acre.
The Henry Richmond place, on Prospect !
rect, near the fork of Division, has become +
ne property of PAUL FoRD-price 81 900.
Another, and the last exchange of property !
e have heard Of is what is known as ~ t,o,.
moraelns the brick kiln and orchard and be.
'"g'ng TO VIM. humphrey. has been ex.
hanged with E. G. HUBBARD, for the great
narsh, so celebrated in this region. for its
rops of cranberries and high-bush whartle-
erries.
CLERICAL LABoRs-Rev. Mr.. CLIsBEE. of
Ienox, left for the Army Of the Potomac as
N agent OF the Christian Commission. The
Commission has adopted the plan of sending
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