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The New York herald., 1865-06-23

snr LocAx Al lwithdrawn from sutton,s line for San San
for sSs ' ''n' 0o' quincy m mas ''s' '''a
A.ssr. ,S Ton; register built Blue Hin in 1873
scnR TEES King Turks Island out II days bound 70
New York laden with obncco logwood &C. called Of Ber.
fo% and o obtain another captain Mr
z. .h Smith sa1 AM The . on shore The Tees was " san
ssh. Which fssn With a s and
s Ssr into asn'hs has
sS Of ss % % fss' @
having been issued by Judge Field to that effect All
as,Gs saps.
day after that the Court may be sitting
CHASED BY Mr. silafnsy and others FaI River pr
snd 70
schr Jane Durfee.
ss e
ans s SS n builder Her
s' a shs S Of
Abraham Lincoln owned by parties IN Providence and West
sss s
WhaIemen.
for Atlantic and indian Oceans.
Tropc Bird Adams old at New Bedford 2lst inst for
Bark Cornea Luce of NIB, sid from Barbados sd ul
s.S1 Hg 'ssi Tass Gss 'Ta ssss
1ws:sonfs wing NIB s. cashar.Dss AZ AP,,l 1.
b having taken iO Dds wh OIL iast cruise Wouo ssi W
SB :. oass..,as: A.l
Zealand and North next year.
spoken, sc.
.YgE r. 5% sSi Sss 'm New York for Ne" Or
Foreign Ports.
ssgs 5n sHSe &
York; llth, bark Dirtso, Blair. Remedios.
cs RdsoH DO FOR
ItscAs CB June io-in port brIgs l. Peck Peck from
;ss asss
an ss {; Sss:s:: sS
.ss s HsS.sy sS Ss
arS %issaSns SH JUNE @ lf" port brig. Hattie Bishop and
SG Gs11ss.s june iSsid ssli MARY Rich Carlton. r.l
msI.s ri ss fTPes coss B
ournTo 0s june S@Ar steamship nbernan Br pu..oo
sha
JsRe bark wssrn @ & ses HSrSE BSsSn SaS.
dephia: Ssris Blair Aho Br1 Johnson Havana; Augusta
kkssS eS sss
SfsS sS:y Ss
bark zspn Sr wSoSsy Snaa. nau; :Srs bd ks
sI k ksrron soSsrnsr SHs:s
2Oth-Arr bark Helen Sands Ous London brig Scotland,
fssss s,,is, farse. y e,s oasi rs:
r.ss s sHa es. :as Z:
brig % rysui wm asSs Raas. rpf 5 .ny Bathurst
Africa; Africa (Brl. Upton Matamoros; Rosenbure,
oS .chp & DYER bT ssz
Express Washington War Eagle Kelley Baltimore;
fssa berry ss Mar
tha, Barter Pearl Brown and Mercy Taylor NcEerson,
ns Ta, we.. Point NY; Seaman Hssas jersey cy
palsdium Ryder and White kScs Furness NYors la CID
Thomson Do; bark Jehu smith Gibraltar and market
kns New Orleans SD steamer Africa (a lois AND; brig
ad~xrr briss @ Foster, Philadelphia; Sloan, do =
BXlTIMORE, June lo-Arr barks Jus.ins, walker Rio
Janciro McGlyery Nchos Cardiff; schrs President Per
kns, Bangor Preference Thurston, DO CD shp ADMIR-
auins ;brS Towden Loush Foye Ireland orders
Dodge Walls Nyork brig Maria Wheeler whee,sr do 10
hcd Triton Freeman New York sd shp nslS hr,
Dundss Brl; barks Huasquna (B~) and q Dodso ''s
ascid bark cordoya syors srs AScra ASysa;
BANGOR, June i7-Cid scbr Heath, Williams wash
br,a Ka,sbdip sausderr NYork Cid 10Th brig
Iyrs Haskell NYork; 10Th, brig Apner iayor ounver'
tand sid Sh Cd Sh brig Sesc?sTaJ s Jdse seap,2r1 Ns
nGd sng rsmnsei %ns eiSsiS brig watts Kburn, Bal
Gs.s QG,iRss .Ssr 1Usn Msh.r oops Oar
dsDsii CALAIS June .chr Ae.l,m Hooper New York
hp!1sA gpSA ARTo@E, June Arr schrs Julia Decker Dun
tan NYork for Portland; star Kean do for do Nautilus
iosh. sdGr Julia Decker.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

The government sale comprised 600 balcs a JIG.
20Lc, gold, including 3ll bale. Issnd ai H0U &c
FRKIgH1s The market opened yety arm. und . au nc
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

Tho present valuation Of property In Cincinnati 10
als O00-an OF $l4 900 900 over last year
There arc twenty eight citizens Of Dayton who pay
over a 900 income tax for 1884, the estate Of T. Psrrott
paying the highest-namely, "a, 182.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23
The Charges Against School Trustees.
TO TIE EDIToR OF TIE HxRALD.

As you publish the proceedings Of the Board of Educa
tion, which reflects upon my conduct may not ash,
through the columns OF your influential journal,
pension OF public opinion until the committees very
competent one-reports which may turn the tables"
very eflectuallyf H. HUNTINGTON LEE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

CoSFIsIcArEp.-Three German Jews
made their sdvent into this village, snd
commenced hawking about boxes Of cigars,
and effected some sales. It was, however,
soon discovered that they were defrsuding
the Government, br 81 evasion Of the Rev.
enue Laws. They used boxes upon which
The stamps had been cancelled, A report
OF their operations was made to Collect OF
Clewell. who took tho matter 10 hand, seiz
ed the confraband goods. 10 the hmount o.
some $3.50. and eoGf seated them to ib,
FGoVsrument Tue Jew operators speedily
took Rsirosd train. and left for parts
uBka0sn .-RaWnna Democrat. ''"2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09
saLxIoB. N c.. Sent. l..

',f. r#. Htf 'r RALEIGH, N G., Sept. l..
Judge Carter, who has reterned from on
extensive trip through the South, states
that the cruelty to the freedmen. aud the
number Of homicides among them by the
whip, are Increasing to g fearful extent, es
pecisily in places where the troops are be-
ing Withdrawn, the Judge bas q copy OF the
Southern Sun, which says that If The Yan
KEGS are siarmet at the Filling Of few
hundred negroes 10 State where they
have the protection Of Yankee troops to .
certain exsent,. what will be their alarm or
ter rbs departure Of The, military, and the
re admission into the Uuioh Of these States
as sovereign powers. who will then have .
complete organization of the militia 10 each
county, which will give the South stand
ing army than eau bid defiance to'tht
world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

A correspondent. Of the N. Y. Herald
gives some interfering ststements 10 regard
10 The proposed emigration from our south
ern states 10 the rich and magnificent en.
pire Of Brsz;l. About twenty sgents oil
various southern states sailed Tor Rio Jene
70 on the 18th ul,imo to make an exsmi'
alton Of Don Pedro's domiuions and report
on their advantages for the settlement OF
southernsrs. Our correspondent estimated
that upward, Of $4,000 Of our southern
couutrymen arc now ready TO emigrate
there. aud should the reports of these
sgeuts be favorble. be gives il ss his opin'
lou that this number will be greatly exceed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

AN INSANE WoMAk.-Last Tuesday a
.wenan was arrested st the depot in Erie,
for dis0rderly conduct. aDdIsken TO jail
DR.. Germer. ply Jsicisn TO that Institution,
pronopnees the woman insane, and gives Us
the following description of her: The wo
mas is abou, thirty years of age, frs feet
high, slim built. weighs bio pounds, dark
browH, hair and brown eyes, upper fsost
teeth gone sad lower front teeth quite 10.
regular, sppeass 10 be Of American birth
and fsrmer's wife. She has on q plaid
dress OF black sDd red From ber eonyer.
sstios, The Doctor thioks. she belongs out
wests and probably 10 Ipdisna. She thinks
the devil is in her. and ibs, sher be comes
out she y i'll be much better, lin which we
sgree. X would be webb for western ps.
pers to copy the item. .,ss the woman may
have relstires Who would gladly reclaim
her. ~, ,.s.s ',s..,r,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

One CT the officers Of the U. 8. stesmer
Pbiisdeipbio. Just arrived st that city from
Pert Poyal, hasa very queer lille pet pig
/ He go, the aninasl at Port Loyal. just a.
ter its birth, and brought IL On board ship
He fed il four months on milk and potatoes,
its usual domieiis being bis vest pocket .
The pig is now aboor the size Of rabbit,
and has ceased growing He slwsys FOL
lows his master like dog. spf inastr on
being with him night and day. The on
GERS wife objects 70 this. particularly At
might. PIGGY 10 spotted. answers to the
nsms Of Dtnnis,. snd is valued at $le0-
He 10 % neat 10 his babi,s - an old maid.
and ss pet 10 altogether unexceptiousble.
Al last accounts. Dennis continues TO sleep
with bis master and mistress. 5yh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

CoYcLU.foS OF THE MArrER.-The in
QUESTION by the steamboat inspectors Of
Detroit 10 regard TO the collision Of the
Pewsbic and Meteor. winds up 10 the fol
lowing words: 1--WE fud hat this collision
was caused by the mismsnsgeme Of the
frst mate and msster oftbe PeSabic We
therefore revoke the pilots license o
George r. Mckay. master OF the said
Pewsbie, and ask the Board Of s,eamboa
Inspectors at Cleveland. Ohio, TO rsvok,
the pilots license Of George Cleveland
mate, he having 6eeu licensed at that port
Our optics are not keen enough to SEQ jus
how this could be. The Pewsbic was strncI
almost square on. as was asserted sDd credited
showing that che Esst have been stsssd' foi
directly. and yet she is the ceusured pssry..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09
Faster Of the B.pt. Church, Madison.

The body Of a prominent o1icer OF The
Fenisns, who died at St. Paul lately, was
taken TO ST.. Louis for interment. A great
demonstration was to have been made over
bis remains from St. Patr;ck's church. but
the Archbishop denied the use of the
church for such purpose. and, further. he
| forbade the Superintendent of Calvary
Cemetry 10 allow any procession o. meu
and woRses carrying Tenian insignia ,t
enter the grounds He further said: q.
luse this occasion TO state publicly, what
have uniformly stated in privre converse
tiop, that the members Of the Feniar
Brotherhood. men and wonesr are mo-
admissible 10 the sscrsmen,s OF lbc irhusci
as long ss they are uni'ed with ihs
association. which have always regarded
as immoral 10 it's object" ff.9..s f.t..
Hereupon the Fenians became somewhs
con,umscious. aud determined, that 40 th,
cemetery lot be longed 10 the estate of th,
deceased. the burial would take place in the fac
OF saeerdotaf prohibition. >li'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

. TIE receipts from customs ct tho port Of
New York have thus fer IN the eurrent
eslesdsr year rssc he'd 500 900 900, making
. yesrly segregs,e Of es2. 800. .0oo'or $25, :
ooo. 600 more thas tbe grand total coin
interest charge on tiJs fooded debt Of she
Nssion. from New York alone. .asaN} -
The Sesretssy Of ihs Tressuryvr represents
that Department 10 sn easy, condiiop Is 10
funds Tue receip's from Revenue have
been fully equsl 70 ths csIeblstioH hereto
fore made. those for the month Of Auaust
aseassihg V over ~, ,ooo, ,o0a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

Prison HoRRoRs MIR. Whitcomb, re.
turned soldier, who has been wounded, and
has been 10 seversl Of the southern prisons,
addressed the people 10 the Baptist Church. on
Sunday evening last, giving his experience and
observations as prisoner. His story was one
of great interest, and horrible almost beyond
eudurancs to bear. His simple narrative Of
what be had seen. though confirmed BY oil
concurrent accounts. was fearful story. that
could not bat make 40 impression upon those
who heard him. Indeed some Of bis state.
ments related cIuelties and .infernalism un.
paralleled in civilized history. Aud yet there
are men in this county who sympatbze with
those who perpetrated s Ich crimes.--Sentiaei
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

The N. Y. Heralds Savannah cores
pondeDce says:-Tbe Georgia Central r.
r has been repsired for q distance Of IS
miles out Of SavaInsh, and as conss qaence
trade had beeonBe very brisk particularly
in eo"oa. Large quantities we're stored in
the city, on the ~hsrves and shout the
press. and everything looked encours gine
for thorough revivsf Of the imports
;rsfic a. soon ss the rail roads should b,
restored. Accessions had beea made to
the line Of steamers from Savsnnah TO Au
gusts. and new lines between New Yori
and Savannah were being established.
AT Hilton Head the commercial pros
perity was not SO great. The place Wal
losing It's Importance as depot and con
seqnently much Of the trsfic had been d.
verte elsewhere Eforts were being made
to organize q company to build q railroad
from Hi on Head to Augusta. Ga, anc
thus give the former pl-ce ibe pretensioI
OF rivsl t. Charleston. a,t.,...,, .,y ........
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

When the Great Eastern steamed from
valen,ia upon the impor,an. business OF
laying the, A,lsn,ic cable, she carried Q
supply Of vietusls so choice as 10 Ptovoke
the envy OF ordinary seafsrers. How
many live oxen, sheep, chickens, ducks,
geese--wbst wonderful provision CT vegeta'
bles. aud ice and wlne--2wss told at the
ime; bpt, after al, the voyagers got no
beef. Before The vessel had be.n long q,
sea, murrisn appeared among the oxen, snd
one after another were killed aud thrown
over board.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09


A color<a woman no Paris. with = fcrtune Of
ssoo opo .dversIses for . husband.
whs. trial would such case b 70 Demo
cratic rspssospes to shs dogma Of mi'ceseo"
,;.,. az 49, ~
The Uoiou nominating Convention OF Ma
bopiur County passed resolution iustructing
their Senator aud Representative to labor Tor
au amendment of the State Constitution, by
striking from ii the word white"
The Dagmar. the yacht OF the Prince OF
Wales, Is cutter built and Of tbir,y'sia tons
burden. 1t is fitted up 10 style OF great
luxury. with silk Brussels and plate glass;
The main saloon has marble chimney piece
and the Ladies cabin has saltwater bath.
The Springfield Republican quite navel.
states that the counterfeit twenty-five ceu
fractional currency In circulation may be dis
.ipguisbed from the gsnuine BY the superiori'
Of lis execution. v a''a' '
Jokes about waterfalls or The Atlantic eabl
have become little stale. Hsrpers ,coneel
Of the parting of,he cable BY ,portive thought
| lesspess Of . miriad OF mermaids, seems 10 D
the soul ss well % tho eod Of bumor. 30
A French printer has succgeded 10 maxim
| gass for lighting with the pomace OF apple
used 10 making cider. The gas is said TO b
superior to that made from coal, as II emi'
neither smoke nor smell.
10 cemetery in Sharon, Connecticut, is
family lot in which ere seven graves arrange
10 circle. Six stooes commemorate six d
ceased wives of ooe gentleman, while The seven'
and more stately slab bears the simple b'
affecting inscription, "Our Husband"
An anaconda has escaped from q menager
near Port Washington, Ohio, and is roamil
about that locality. to the Consideration Of Il
farmers, who think il is thirty.two feet lou
and as large us stove-pipe, accuse IL of.miikiI
their cows, aud offer thousand dollars rewal
for his capture. -ti.,,1-ts..~ =.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09
CLEVELAND wHeAE~ALE. MARKET
wEDsEsDAr, sept. ethj 1865.


v. HgL r - f1 roy Dat
FLorR-UpehAnged and quiet, city brands held
s $40 for Xxx red si for TX White. Country brands Xxx
rcd. $s.76@o; do Xxx white $s7 ,9lo- r ...f1 a- 10
wHEAr-Dullan and heavy, but without quotsble change
The only reported sale to-day was cars Nal Wabash
red from store $500 Old No red from heIdat
i,Is; choice MOI rcd from ct d, ,ss without
bsyerl G1ffiu vcH sinAs al. II hnat
cokS-Buli. Sales car No. mixed frssA store a
zoe, ..t .f ..f ~ "a =
oArs-Ths stock continues ltht. and prices arm
AZ t<et94Ie The demand to Day only modsrsss. 81
BARLEY-sais ear No sI,Io lua0sgi ta7e12
10 BUrrER-rhs demand is soosssd prices hrps Jsalss
to-day at 27e2ss for prime shipping lots W. y, shsiss
table lots do ssllias st SOC. .tA,.-... y
cHEEsE-rhe market here 10 unchanged Al I2eiSe.
and dun. coa.try holders considerable
higher figures than be got In this market and large
prspetion Of ws.ein purchaser. going East 10 buy
where more favorable terms await them. 4 .fa
PErRoLEUN-DsmAnd good and prices drm at osI9ees
for refined.
HAy-Firm and in good demand. We quote at 500
IL fornsw losse; SIS for bAied, t ,t+s I4u
sEEls-T Timothy ID rather irquiry. salk7b bs
; al s434,76! Ne sales Clover. ia. f8.5 . 0da
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09
sabsath school Conventien.

The Anniversary of the Ashlabula Sab
bath School Convention, will be held this
year 10 Madison, Lake County, convening
at the Bsp'ist Church, Sep, IL b at IL
AN, Aud marching to the orchard o
Dea. c. Gille,, adjacent to the Madison
Academy, where addresses will be made
songs sung, aud table. prepared, on which
each school will place their provisions. fol
Picnic, to be distributed by conn itlee
Of its own selection. All the s. Schools iu
Madison. Perry, and some from Other
Townships. iu all abou! 20 S. Schools, arr
expected to attend. And Lake will meet
and heartily greet AshtabuIs County; We
cordially invite all Sabbath Schools, with
out any other invitation to our yearly feast.
Those coming on the Railroad, from the
East, by the Accommodation train. will
be met at the Baptist Church. which is
about one mile.
In behalf Of the A. s. s. Convention.
J J. L. RxuMssp,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

A. Post Ofiees continue ,o'bs opened 10
Inc Soesh the Bostmsstss who we're In
possess'en Of them wbea the rebellion
commeneed have dfsAs or notices
served on them for settlement OF
srreArsges, and soms few Of them have
l'quidaied tbeir Indebtedness; while others
have expressed siilingpsss to psy :,
some tips, A. soon % they can obtain the
msous-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

The females of Harrisburg. not being
socces,ful iu committing suicide by drown
iug, have now taken to poisoning them
selves. en- Saturday Lzze Shiudls took
two heavy doses Of lsadAnum because her
lover had dispIeased her. AZ cruel physi'
clan brought her bach to life. g7s7 sl 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

omrssIoss n Fiik fnEmrvm LIST.
Grass xm-A Conn. L Henry Lowter,
WIN. Willard, Smith Walker.
CLASS xm-o-sHEKP. .rIxE wocL.- Comm =
Rafos Hsnes, Frsucis Ne,,letop, PbiIllt
Doel.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

Miss Mary A Waterman. daughter o.
Mr.. s. Waterman Of Pierpont. died on The
18Th Of August. Of injuries received on the
23d of April Ly the explosion of can Q.
Coal oil. She lay for period Of nearly II
weeks in q painful state Of helplessness
bearing ber 10, with patience and christian
fortituds, and died joyfully, in the fullest
faith that her sorrows and sufferiDgs would
end beyond the grave. Her age was 2C
years. A sister OF the deceased, terribly
injured at the same time, by the explosion
is recovering.-RePorter. .,.. ...5..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

-, -. .,...,. y. -. .,a oth., ~ ro~
Among tne many Nsusoe ,d .Ii LII
oneieu M,ougn us sso"s'' "'1N S'' P
70 .ne iO'ioNi"s, a.. - AL.
Ihat wen keos raI 90 p'J, 20
sisge, own1u aae ~ ~ =, No, aiIi. ,. n; ,,s
soV acres .. A i , Ssiir house. sors.s ho,ss s,s
.s 80 Sa ~ h,,s one ss,s@ ons nj al ans
aasil md ane 4o well upaerpnned with .tns with ali
of tbe late a. farm in high state Of cul-
vaon rs acres well timbered excellent huit o. all kinds
aud pever-ailing spug fnce $40 per acre Inc above
farm be dvidea into two arms with gooo dwelling house
snd barns on ssch' Snqae Vi NJ . Nse'0A oH
OF N aoo'e ou,oe. "
lne cru ss r s @ i te hat ,,,S on ~. H.
known ~ ne IN no., S ~ ,'S 80 =, r.r,,
serve, ana IN hgn repue aIge 70, .. nsAy ~ .o
eAenu,e vso p,, ~ - @ ~ pS. most S;r.b,. ,e.,;on.,
~ susu Nh onort,n;s, Mad Ia sotsd so h,
snv ono Wishing 10 engage n the hotel business Price
re asonabie and terms Of payment easy. ~ ffais-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

The execution OF Hiram Oliver and
John Wesley Hariup. the murde'ers OF g.
Nj Cook, Provos, Marshal oi the l1th
District, took place at Camp Chase on the
9Th under orders from Msjpr General O?d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09
St. Peters Grammar School.
Rec. Jas BO,snar, b. ID. Rector.
Miss Rachael Ehue BOasay.

! ST, PETERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL
v rsossa sitst the Summer Holidays Fhesy the ist
esyei ssp'@~esf' hs11aReI .ni61 ssf %
The Fees 10 b PAID the sat ofsaeh quarter via
septsmbsr istNovsmbsr lsk--Fsbruary Ist-Apnl lsth
Ths rEaHs may u learned by applying to the Rector.
ssssssty rsassIsd sh 4 ths pspls - psssnt os Ne
d.y of Ne that az @ = RAD . tssA ~
S. fstsrs, Ashtstaia, Aasaa "a 1906 ssiSs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

Ketchum, the forger, was brought be
fore Justice Hogan the 4 b, according to
adjournment last week. When be appeared
in Court he bore the same carless manner
noticed when arrested. and he appeared to
look with contempt on the Court aud oil
in the room Upon being asked 1t be was
ready to proceed with the examiuation, he
replied that be was not, as his counsel was
absent from the city, and be would, ask al
adjournment for Two days. The case was
then postponed till next Monday. 1t wat
intended 10 have the case presented TO th'
Grand Jury. but this sdjoarumen
has made postponemeut necessary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

Colchester, The SpiritsaIist, by bis agent,
says ihe Erie Dispafch. took a license on
Saturday last ss 'juggler," paying $40
therefor, by the terms OF which he Is al
lowed to practice until May next. The
application was made for license as
"spiritual medium, by some people called
iagglery;" but the Assessor would not con
cent, aud the license was issued for jug
glery. -s sit ~ lHei' '7.I 'oH.
We fear the ''relgion" Of our friend The
Judge is coming to reproach. Just think o.
Il a religious faith TO be identified with jug
Cling and the black nrt, and license required
to propagate aud practice it, Alas! the
bigotry Of this iutolerapt world! Alas! Alas!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

The now celebrated town and stream OIL
Pithole derive their name from an immense
pi, or crater 10 the top Of the tain, 9,
the foo. Of which the creek enters the ALE.
gheuy. The pit has the reputation Of be
in Of great depth, but has never been ex
plored, osing to The noxicus vapor and
gases constantly arising from il. 1t is
about twenty feet 10 diameter q. the mouth.
and fowl suspended in it will not live 9
minute, and in 6hy one minutes will be
come putrid .-Rsporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09

The Trumbull County Uuiou Convention
was held on Tuesday and nominated the
following ticket: Representative. A. D.
KibLie; Sheriff. s. NJ. Laird; Treasu,er
Col. Edward Hayes; Prosecuting Auor
dey, j. Nj. Stull. Mr. Kibbie was q valu
able member Of the las, Legislature, ,f
Geo. F. Brown, formerly Probate Judge
of Trumbull is the Union nominee for Sen
ator for Trumbull and Mahoning. '''' ~
Newell D. Tbibbitts has been nominated
for the Senate by the Union men Of Sum
It ard Portage. Col. S,edmsu Of the 6sl
Cavalry, has been nominated to the House
for Portage. .l. s. m
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-09
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IrTHE UNDERSIGNED would respect.
J. fully announce ID the inbabitApts Of Ashtsbdh and
vicihy that they have bought and Te6tted the
Gently oesped BY r. g. Gardner where they peparea
70 make Photographs and Ambrotypss Of every description
Photographs eolored In oil water. variety II ovsl
Frames Rosewood and guilt mouicngs always hand.
Rooms two doors west OF the Bank. ~. f,.,rf '
" W. BLAKSLEE,- D. @. HOWEY.
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