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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11
CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET
..... ..i, WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 8, 1865.

FRKroHrs, dull--corn cents from Chicago to
to Buffalo.
FLouR-quiet and firm. City brands $ll @
IL so for XXX reds $l2@l2 so for Xxx white.
Country xx red % SO g 10 50-do xx white
$40 5091l so. ..
WHEAT, quiet and firm. car old amber
Michigan at % 10; car old no. 2 Indiana red
ut 81 95; 2 cars new no. red at 90 10.
CoRx--fitmer. Sales cars no. mixed from
store at 60 cents. a"
OArs-in more demand and steady. Sales
5000 bushels and cars at 45c from store.
RrE-Quite and nominal at 82@sSc from
store. -
BARLEY--Inactive and nominal.
PoRK-In fair demand and steady at $36, 90
for city mess. Sales 30 bbls at the quotation.
LARD--Steady at 20 k030c for city-rendered
in tierces and kegs; country-rendered 2Sc.
BUTTER-Quiet, but steady and firm at q
range of 40@43c for good to choice Western
Reserve. .4"
CHEEsE-In good demand and firm at ls@2lc
for good to choice Western Reserve and New
York. ~. .-..... .,..... l....I
EeGs-Quies and nominal at 35c.
PsTRoLxvx-The market Is quiet but firm Of
6i@72c. ara Hae
DRIED ArrLEs-Old very scarce and firm a
13c and pay for packages. No new offering.
GREEs APPLEs-Quite. Go0dto choice win
ter fruit held at a range of "a, 4,00@5,25.
PorAroEs-Peachblows in good demand abt
firm at 75c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

fend the old fog from dsbouor, and de.
sire. n frmer ssion,, u possible, wi,h the
mother eoshtry, counsel watchfulness on
the part Of the authorities, in order that
any band Of sdventurers who might at.
tempt BY stealth or Otherwise to Invade
,his country should bo bodily met tsIdex
terminated before they could gain any
prestige by etfecting surprise in any Of
the cities or towns.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

Bills have been introduced 10 the Mississippi
Legislature to compel railway companies 10
provide separate cars for the negroes, and to
suspend al laws for the collection OF debts in
the State for certain time. Another bill was
proposing TO tax oil suits brought
10 the United States Courts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

Erie sssnty, Ohio.is on ne way to the On
eooqueriag Bsrnam. ia the peFsoas Of two
young ghb. ten and eleven years Of sge,
especlsveiy. Who. though 50 young. are
already indisidosls OF weight. .s"soIId, d,folks,
ss the fgs~es 2o5 ai5 may prove, Which
',sads % the nssssss Of their" "sutstsacc. "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

New York learned the fact on Sunday the
9th, The, Eeropean vessel had bropght the
cholera to American shores On board the
steamship Atlsnia. from London and Hsrvre.
with 45s passengers. the Cholera broke out
the sccend day Of the voyage and before she
had arrived at that port fifteen cases ou. Of
6ty or sixty In oil had proved fatal The
AtalnRta was ordered TO Lower Quarantine
where she remains with oil on board, and de-
barred from communication with the shore aud
where she will no doubt remain until the days
OF her pari6cation are accomplished. .b ,,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

The Rev. Mr.. Dix. anpouuced in his sermon
on Sunday 10 New Y ork that The Protestant
Episcopal Church North and South is unit.
The Reverend gentleman might with truth
have added that such unity was secured by Q
sacrifice Of the manliness OF the Northern por
,ion OF that Chnrch, to say the least. Th'
Episcopsl General Cow eution says the
G eveland Herald and we believe bro. Beue
die, is Of that aith-will be fortunate IL |
escapes the taint Of disloyalty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

A petition Is circulating 10 Boston praying
that the claims Of our government Tor damages
by the Ahglorebel privateers. be not pressedl
The reason alleged for this request. 10 that Y
the present position Of the Brisish government
s allowed 10 stand ss precedent. It will
afford an opportunity for inficsing upon The
commerce Of that nation in fnture wars. much
greater damage than was estimated BY Ameri.
can shipping during the late rebellion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-11

REvHrE Dkcr.Iox.--We have il on tht
authority Of dispatch that the Commis
siouer of Internal Revenue has decided
that inasmuch as, the decision exemptine
hackmen and eartmen does not proceed
on the ground that the imposi tion of the
tax is illegal. but rather on the ground
that the benefit of doub: as to the proper
construction Of the law should be given to
the tax prayer, it will not require for this
return the gross receipts from hackmen aud
csr,men. This Office cannot consider ap
plica,ions for refunidng the taxes already
collected, but will entertain claims for
abatement only. 7fsf ns4tge yat adj
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tried Wirz condemned him to death, leaving
the day to be Fixed by the President. Mr..
johnson nov has the matter under conside
ration. An urgent appeal for commutation
has been made by the counsel for the pris'
oner. and il is no. Impossible that il may
be o fasoratly> regarded. There afe two
reasons which favor such conclusion. The
ply sical condition of the prisoner is such
that be can at best live but q short time
chronic diseases Of long standing and the
excitement Incident to bis trial, having re-
duced him to skeleton wreck ; while the
evidence seems TO show that be was mere
TOOL in the hands Of higher Confederate
authorities. who are really responsible for
directing the inhumsuities that were per-
petsased by him. 's 4- b g s5a" oi
A dispatch Of the Tsh says the Presiden.
has approved the sentence passed upol
whz, to be hanged BY the neck until be b.
dead, and orders il to be carried into exc
cution on Friday Of shis week. O.
A- wirts to se H.ns.
The sentence vas officially announced on
the Tth. and, communicated to The prisoner
The afternoon Of The day following and
received by him with much equanimity and
sang froid He said is Was what he ex.
lpected, uot becaufe be considered be had
merited il, bot that he had made up hi.
mind that be was TO be made the scspe
goat for all The crimes Of the Confederac cy
and a. the conclusion remarked, "all is ny
I il must be DONE s[s>-r. a-f
In moment or two, he looked acTos,
the passage, 10 the direction OF Gen. Bris
coe's cell, and called out to him. General
am TO he hung. ss... I'D llLs
Before the ,fficers retired, WIZ ex
claimed, I'll haunt my prosecutors. Wiz
then asked that Rev Father BOYD b
seat for. Wiz says, now be knows tha
his duty is to attend 10 his spiritual inter
ests, he wishes to make his peace Wit
God. But il is diflicult for him to forgive
those whom it is his duty to TO give, bot b
hopes through earnest prayer 10 be able
Il. before he dies. to forgive oil and die O.
, peace with mankind. l.iel
He eat hearty at night and slept vel
aad declared that he had not slept better
on any iormer occasion since his incarcera
.ion. The gallows will be erec,e
In the old CAPITOL yard, and the execution
win be uoder the immediate charge OF Ma
!. ljor Russell of Massachusetts, Prsvos
i Marshal CT this Depsr ;Inent. This exc
/; ruiion will be private Que.
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Notice {!

Notice!
A LII PERSONS indebted to the fi,m
n OF Smith Gilkey, will pleass bear In mind that
ement OF all accounts b made the present
date and Jan lst, lS6o.
SMITH GiLKEY.
Ashtsbula. o., Nov. 9, 1855. l,s7s
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g. PETERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
os-The Winter Qaarter will begin Wednesday, the 18th
Of Nevembe The Fees payable the First Day Of the
Quarter. . JAMES B0NFAR, B. D.,
ltS28 -.TG. .t- Rector.
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Fluid ErtrGct Ruchu,

For Weakness arising fton Excesses fndserson The
constitution affected with Organic wessness requires
the aid Of medicine 70 senghep and invgorate the sYe
which Helmboid's Extract Buchu invariably docs 10
treatment b ssbmittodte censumpcn inssny snsuc~
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The Publishers have perfected system Of mailing By which
they supply the MAgss and weekly promptly 70 thoss
whs prssrts ssivs shes periodicals. drssty nom the oes
pabsssa PostmAsss and ssAsss DESTROYS Of getting
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Of the Prosae Gand Stone In the BLADDER "a cuus rys-
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binding. w be ssnt H exprsss free Of szpsnss Tor each
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cash q the nate q ts pss volume fsght a expense o. III
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Helm5old's F7uid Extract Buchs
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IMPROVED ROSR WASH,

win radically sxtermnate from the system dissases Il hs
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psnse change diet end exposze; esmpiste-
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Copsvs and Mercury, In curing all those uapsassst sne
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LETTERS Remaining Uaclsimed 10 she
Post Once at Ashtabula Stats Of Ohis Nov G. 1865

Psrsoas calling for the ssove win please ssy.d,essd
Il. HARRIS, Pm:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-02-03

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Letter from Min. EYerett.


The f0llo~i1g lesssr from Eaward Evere1 70 Rob
ers Bonner, q the Lsdgsr, cgnszinz passages Of
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Bosgog. Dec ~. 1864
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dag, 81 down bE way Of relaxation late in the
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= ~ Esssays . sse EseaIag PER-
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