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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18
Costar'sVernine Exterminato

Costar'sVernaine Exterminator
For Rats, Nice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moth'
N E2rs, WoOlens, &c. Insects on Plants, Fowls
Animals &c.
Put up in 25c. SOC and 81. 90 Boxes, Bottles,
and Flashs, So and S5 sizes for Hotels, Public
Institutions &C
Only inialliblc remedies known."
Gree from Poisous."
"Not dangerous 70 the Human Family
'Rats come out Of their holes to die"
4s"Soid Wholesale in all large cities.
2"Sold by all Druggists and Retailers every
where
= X Beware ! ! ofall worthless limitations
*"Sec that "CosTAR's" name is on each BOZ
Bottle and Flask. before roU buy.
4 #%Address EEeHry *. COS1ar,
= X Principal Depot 462 Broadway, n. !.
< #*Sold by
P. 4. STERBINS Il Co,
Wholesale i Retail Ag MS, CoudersFOri, -
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Brushes

Cloth, Tooth, Nail Hair, Hat, Paint, VarnisI
and Artist Brushes at JONES'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18
BaInlOraI Skirts

With only two breadths, making it necessary
to have but two seams in a full skirt, in great
variety at JONES
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DelainGS

OF domestic and foreign manufacture. We
can assure our patrons that we believe our
stock this spring to be more attractive in this
line than ever before. JONES'
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WOOL!
10000 POUNDS WANTED
Coudersport, June %, 1864.
?. a. Stebbins g. co.

A RE AGENTS for the sale of
"A WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING
MACHINES for Potter County
Nov'r Is, 'G3
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Ladies' Cloth
Bows Wear

Black, Grey, and Fancy Colors at JONES'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

Winter Goods F!
AT
OLMSTED'S.
XOUR attention is invited to the large and
Z attractive stock just received, and for
sale as low as the same qualities can be bought
anywhere in the county.
We have on hand a large and varied as
sortment of Domestic Cottons, comprising
BROWN SHEETINGS, and
SRIRTINGS,
BLEACHED MUSLINS,
DENNIS,
STRIPES,
CHECKS,
TICKINGS, and
COTTON FLANNELS, on which we
cannot be undersold.
We purchase onr goods for Cash and offer
them at very small advance
From Cost.
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SApONIFTER,
Or Concentrated LIE
EN3HlisE SO8n Maker.

vi SOllCeIlJl'dIo 1S
Family Soap Maker.
WAR makes high prices; Saponifer helps to
reduce them. 1t makes SOAP for FOUR cts,
poand bv using your kitchen grease.
1FCAUTION! As spurious Lyes are Of
fcred also, be careful and only buy the
PATENTED article put up in Iron cans, all
others being COUNTERFEITS.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING Co,
PHILADELPHIA-No. l27 Walnut Street
PITTSBURG-Pitt Street and Duquesne Wsy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

ees,ivc, thrown outa 10 ssplrlt(of enquiv,
with view TO contribute 10 The elueidation
Of the problem ofblaek tuffrase. In regard 70
which public opItIon e not Jet 70 all auaftefs
settled. Wisdom WORLD suggest careful aod
calm Investigation, that just conclusion may be
arrived at. General Cox has arrived at cef.
tain conclusion by reflection and observation,
but from which q large Number OF autisIavery
Uoion men dissent. A candid discussion may
do much to reconcile conflicting opiuDns aud
unite the people on some practicable determipa
ton on the suffrage issue.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
thlok COUNTY, coNvKNrroN.

'ess The Union voters Of Ashtabula County
tse reQuessed to meet at their respective
places Of holding elections, on Saturday,
4 August 10Th. 1865 at seven o'clock p. NJ
. and then choose One Hundred and Eight
7 Delegsses to represent them in o Convcu.
q tion for the nomination OF the following
= Cosntys Odicers. to-wit :--A Representa-
- tire in ihe General Assembly, Sheriff. q
Prosecuting Attorney, a Treasurer. Re.
Z eofdersa Coroner. o Commissiontr and two
Directors Of the Infrmary and other bus
iness proper TO such Couveutions--io be
held in the Court II ouse IN Jefferson, on
fMonday, the 2lst day of August ensuing,
asat IL O'Clock A.. ~ land also at the same
lime and place to choose thirty Eve Delo-
gates, TO tho District Convention, to be
held At the Town House in Madison, on
the----day Of August next. for the nom.
inaticu OF q candidate for State Senator.
y The superintendent Of Delegates to the
= Csunty Convent ion will be as follows -
= being the same as the number OF Jurors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

The narrow strip Of land dividing, the
upper part of Portage Luke from Lake
Superior, vest of keswenaw FONT, is to
be cut through by a ship canal. This long
talked Of work has st last been let to a
New York contractor, who commences
operations at atroocey aud cxpectsto hayei'
finished by the close Of navigation in 1866
The canal will save nearly a hundred anc
City miles in the passage from Portage
Lake to Outonsgon, and will obviate ih'
dangerous passage around al KeewenaV
Point rgirpI. !.sArnl a. f-r9d pdN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

ous poli,icsl community an absoiu'e impos.
ibility. The sole difference between us
then Is ia the degree Of hostility ve find cx-
issine between the races, and its probable
permapeoce. Yon assume that ,heexten.
sion ofthc right Of Suffrage 70 the bhcks,
leaving hem iutermixel with the whites,
will cure sllthe trouble. | believe that IL
would rather be like the decisions in that
outer darkness Of which Milton speaks,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

Arm5 Choplaiu--My yotug celored friend,
can you readf Contrabapd--Yss.s sab. Chap
laiu--oIed 70 hear II; shall siSe you ps.
per. Cohssabaud-Sariiu,m massa. ifgodplease.
Chapikiuarvery goodi what papef Aodd You
choose nowf Contraband--wsll, mdsss, u
Sou chews. III take paper ob terbacket:
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De~ssratie County Conventson.

The Democratic electors Of Ashtabua
Ceaoty are hereby requested to meet in Con-
yeDticn st the Court House, 10 Jefferson. on
1bnfsdsy. the 18th day of, August. at IL M.
tes the propose Of appointing delegates to the
Democratic State Convention and for the trans
seiion, o. such other business as may come be-
tore Hthe Convention. By order of
.fsle..-~.rs,. r...- CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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Remaining Unclaimed in he
Post Office at Ashtabula, State Of Ohio Aug. TO- 1865
Village Ordinance, ,s
DE il Ordained by the Mayor, Recorder


and Trustees Of the incorporated Village Of A'h'abua
Section That each and every having estate
lee simple for In land situated and abutting on the
side Park street between Vine street and Lake street
build to be built by the first day Of Novembe
1885, and maintain good plank brick or stone sidewalk
three wde in front Of their premises situated Said
walk to be built OF uniform grade and to be built under the
direction Of the council and hereinafter provided.
Section 2 Said Walk n but OF plank bs of White Oak
Hemock two inches thick, twelve feet long and not TO
exceed eight inches in width II Of OAK, and twelve inches
Of hemock The string pieces to be Of oak not Less thaa
three inches by four and three feet long The panks 70 be
securely fastened aud to have string pieces under each end
and one In the middle Of each plank.
Section g. II at the expiration of the time above specified
of real estate situated shall have
failed TO comply with the requirements Of sections and
It shall be TIRE duty Of the Mayor such sidewalk
to be built either psn brick the council
direct and to keep accurate account Of The cost Of ibe
which IL unpaid shall be returned TO the County Au-
dItsr to be assessed upon the land.
Section g. IL at time said walk shall got out OF repair
1t shall be the duty OF the Of the real estate
abuttng said walk to repair the Upon their
sctng refusing to do shall be the duty of the Mar
shall under the direction Of the sounc after giving ten
notice TO the said 10 repair said was 10
repair the the The Of said repairs the sOanc
shall cause to be assessed upon the land.
Passed August 7, 1865. .s gas
Attest, II. i. MORR son, I
Z. II. FITCH, Recorder. Mayor.
Ashtabua, Ang 4, 1865. .r. sn.ss 3tsl4 )
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
Cleveland who,esaie nrarks,--Aug 1ot

Cleveland Wholesale Mnrket--Aug 10th
FLoUR-Dsmsnd light and market steady City made
Xxx red held at 81 90 do do Xxx white $780, country
made double extras 75@sl 90 below these hgsres.
wHEAr--Holders are still demanding the outside
prices which have prevailed for the past week. but there
buyers at the figures asked except for immediate
wants. We heard Of transactions to-day ami quote
nonvy at 1855 for No. and 81 so for No. red from
store. f7f'3' THt.aii .|. rN". '.W
CORN-Quiet and lower, sales from store at 7oo
OATS-Dems nd fair and market lower, sales cars
from store at see. u..+t ui "f'. gu
RYE-Dull ard nominally at 9oc from store.
BUTTER-In lair demand and steady at 22t024c for
Western Reserve, as per quality.
CHEEsE-rirn and steady at l2@l4 for good to prime
EGGs-Dul aud inactive. Prices are entirely nominal.
HAY-Dsmand good. Old and arm at $500
Gs5,oo. New in good receipt and selling at 5000
N voss Bailed steady at SIS ,oo92o,eo. -ss''--s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
HUAknfANs sAr,h-Tn uutsas.ncs

UUARnfANS SALE IN putsunnce
Of oIdi W. Proee cBart y fshabpls cesr.y pbig
made on ne 6h a~s July ts0B. uthe Ease ef Edwin =
Preston ousiaist 81 Eisa Al rff,on sgnn Ilis Ward.
The undedgndA VII Ynths ltfh Gay sf August h 1894
between The hodrr NJ ~ gclotkA ~ end oteek p, NJ
the ptenises offer ri pubfc sale, te undivided three
thiyah parts Of the owine dserbed estatr situat
ed In Ashtsbua County, Ohio towith iSitoated In the
Township Of Kingsvie and bounded north BY lands Of w
White and Amasa Castle on the east BY lands of Milton
Phelps and Phncas Morse the south BY lands of John
Dbbie James ivet and Henry Cheney and the west by
lands Of Andrew Knapp aud Afnass csste containing
one hundred thirty acres The interest 6f said Eliza A.
Preston wbchis be sod being the three undivided thirty
fifth parts said land. 4.
TERMS OF SALE-One. third cash the day Of sat
In one and one.ihrd IN two years form the Day
SALE TO be secured by mortgage the premises so d and
the defred payments 10 bear interest," payable nnnus
Appraised al sS9l 81, .,.,tt.t ,,s-g.,.f. .,.,.,. q
I EDWIN 8. PRESTON, Guafdisn Of ELIZA A. PREsfoSs
ls,,,,. ..e.,, SHERMAN 4 FITCH, Atty for Guardian
Ashtabula, July 18th, 1885, 4tSl2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

The young man who received the first pr'z4
for commencement day oratory at Rocb
ester Uaiyersity, was. nine years ago a
canal driver, pareD,less, unable to read
ignorant even OF the time of bis birth.
Thus IL appears that tow path is royal
road 10 learning, ~ 70 +,,I,,l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
LAKE RRTE
Coal and Oil Mining Company,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. f-t iia
CASH CAPITAL, $l5o,oo0 IN EQUAL SHARES OF $40
.. EACH. f'-
sH WORKING CAPITAL, $50, ,ooO
with the Privilege Of Increasing the Capital ssoek 10
s... -. $30o0eoy
Incorporated under the laws of Ohio, March a. 1885,
L HE COMPANY have purchased and
800 of valuable Coal and Mineral Lahd In Msrc
county, Pa. ef
Distances from the Coal Mines


To Ashabula 81 mhes Conseat 6s miles Pain-svile,
so miles Cleveland ITO miles Ere via Girard rs miles.
These lands contain three veins OF the quality Btu
rinous Coal estimated TO yield l5 900 to the
The Company proposes to furnish 70 Shareholders 0NE TOY
Of Coal yearly for every share taken a aetus Of mining
and transportation The remainder of the production
Mines will be sold at Market prices and the profits
wibe paid semi Cash Dividends to the Stockhod
Stockholders who do nit desire 10 receive their annual
Coal the Company will sell the Coal for their especial benefit
the profits being turned to them, independent OF the
semi nual Cash Dividends. fs II y. -Et,F
These lands all located the A. J. F. Railroad
with descending grades from the Mines tn the Railroad
The first and secord veins of Coal within from
to twenty rods OF the Railroad making easy to open bank
at amp point along the Railroad al " small cost.
portion OF the COmpanys Lands extend down to Sandy
Lake and Big Sandy Creek All along this stream there
indications of being good OIL Territory There II
b,r of wells going this vicinity, in of which
that Oil IL found tn this vicinity 10 paying quanti
ties they will increase the Capital Soek $3OOO0 Those
desiring to have this advantage Of the increase OF Stock by
which their first investment III he doubled will do well
subscribe immediately oneha of the Capital Stock has
been aendy subscriut5. Every Shat ehoder
Der Of the Company and SUCH he Is entitled to all the
rights and privileges la the Company and has interest In
all the ands the minerals and the business of tile Company
Shares be had from of the Directors OF the Com
pany who authorized receive subsc,tiops for stock
and at tile Office Of the Company In the Atwater Block foot
of Superior str e Cleveland Ohio where the certificates Of
shares will be issued.
W. J. FARRAR, Secretary,
Room No. a. Awater Building, Cleveland o.
~" BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Dr. S. G. Clark, DR.. P. Clark, jamestown, Pa.
James Denham, sHt".' p J. Reed, Ashfabuia, o.
Vim. J. Farrar, - II. C. Gay, Painesvie, o.
j. Z. Hall, . Dr. ]. H. Fnlton, Of Browns.
20 40 =" OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY. :
s. G. CLARK President. JAS DENHAM, Vice Pres't
W.T. J. FARRAR, Secy and Treasurer. Il.
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Missouri is Free rln
LACY & ADAMS. Cleseland, 81. .
Land and Emigration agents,
Hannibal and st. JJseph Railroad

Hannibal and st. joseph R.ilroad
We prepared to furnish vauabl aid and information
10 all who desire Missouri We supply all the
land docuents published by the II ST. 10. r. r. Co. To
tboe who wish to invest capital 10 Missouri any kind OF
business able to urui inorstion
Of espeaa interest. Our extensive local knowledge will
able to point oft the most favorable localities for
starting LoeJs~. We hsve also thousands of fUY
Improved Fnrms, g a.a#t
in parts Of Missouri which being sold many cases.
for less thaa thu improvements cost All who desire inform
alton OF any kind with rcgtrd n Northern Missouri should
apply at bnes by person letterto Hiif H.'s a.
CD- Office, No Ilofmans Block Suprnor street
and Public Squareopposte Post oGsce, Clevelsad Ohio
N.B-3y specia, arrangements with thu HaIlroad comps-
ME the route, Emgriuts to Missouri by Supplying
enabled to better rates for assaSs and Freight
than they an otherwise obtain. aHiIN -.l 1856
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GEE HERE !-Do you know that old
oand damaged Clothes wringen be repaired! They
Send two Doars In letter by mail and will send
rubber roller to any express Office in the United
States Address,
2t Sll S.w. SHANKLAND,
.i.I1 +.'-'fH 9 Box 279e, Cleveland, o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

ATLANTIC CApLE.--Phc Isolation was lost af-
ter running of some 700 miles. Tests were sue'
cessiully applied, and the defect localized a.
bout eleven miles astern, the cable cut, the de-
feet removed, the connection again formed, the
isolation found again perfect and the monster
ship again put upon her course and mission.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

DRY BARREL S.-The sdbsrYib.
having smpe facilities for the manufacture Of FLOUR
and other DRY BARRELS, able to supplyany de-
rnond r articles In this line. at short notice, and upon
favorable teTms.
STAyES ready cut for the manufacture Of barrels, may
be obtained on call, at the aetory.
ALSO Shafts And Poles and Whippletrees and Ereners
complete flushed IN the Eugh, ofthe best timbeTs may
be had on application. RS
Ashtabula, July !, 1866. ~ 5.f y Asi0-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12
DWELLING HOUSE ATAUcTIoN

btdoer MONDAY, Zist,
at the door Of the Fisk House, at O'Clock p the
house now standing the grounds known the Chapel
Lot together with the stone foundation
ihereueto belongng Possession will be given the
day OF October next. n 20 fI70
Ikhhs-One- halt the purchase money 70 be paid in eix.
aud the balance In Twelve Months from time ."
with interest aud good approved security dssed by liz
purchaser favorable terms will be granted allowing Il q re,
By Order Of the Boa!d Of Edaei,iiop Hg TIaI 5zaas
un tH Fai i1as4 HENRY FAssErr, Prest n
GA n on II. i. MoRisos, Clerk A
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

'siaThe Delegation for the District will be
alonesto each township with an additional
Delegate 10 each Of the towns of Ashtabu. p
{ n, ,Austinburg. Conneaut, Jefferson Kings
villa, Geneva and Monroe. ..l-lt s
rsvswei a-r s.t w. G. HowKLLs,
-, 80 ,.-, k..- d. s. WADE,
JAMES REED,
'se &c. SIDNEY KELSEY,
-s''45 -'af LYMAN CURTIS.
ras~t i1t pes Upion Central Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-12

= ~ OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
s. G. CLARK President. JAS DENHAM, Vice Pres
WI. J. FARRAR, sec'y and Treasurer. 81.
JOHN FRIEND. Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22
THE CATTLE PLAGITF


Commissioner Newton, of the Agricultural
Department. has received the following com.
muniCation of interest concerning the cattle
plague:
L. 5. CONSULATE, ALTON A, October 2S ISIS
Hon. Isaac NettOn, Commissioner Of Agricultxrs
Wosk,ngtCa-Dear Sir: The cattle plague pre ,
vailinG throughout the countries of Eurone.
will have a tendency to prevent agricultural
exhibitions next year, the various Govern
ments having prohibited. for 4 time. all impor
tafion of cattle INTO their ports.
. The enclosed circular (aiready given in the
StGr-ED) Is TO inform you OF the postpone
ment of the North German international agri-
cultural exhibition, advertised to be held at
Altoona next year.
In this section of Germany have heard of
no cattle plague. although the English say the
disease was imported from Hamburg. So far
as my experience serves, the cattle leaving this
and the neighboring port of Hamburg are gen
orally IN good and apparently healthy con-
dItion. Those brought from the marsh districts
of Holstein are among the latest and nnest
beeyes in the world.
From the reports / have up to this date the
plague seems most prevalent in the midland
counties of England, Yorkshire, Lincolns shire,
Noltinghamshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire and
Derbysbire. There are some cases of il in
Russia, South Germany, Switzerland, Han
over and Holland. From the latter country
the English say the disease was also brought 10
London. What truth there may be in these
reports. one cannot at this early stage of a dis
ease but little understood, determine Should
the renderpest appear here, i Will inform YOU
4 have the honor to remain, dear sir YOUR
obedlent servant, w. MARSH
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SECOND EDITION.
a'GLa'E y. N.
4 a'sLst,E u. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
PARDONS,

Comparatively few applications for pardon
are now coming in at the Attorney Generals
Office, some days none being received, never
more than three hundred. Some time since il
will be recolected, that the President directed
the suspension of the issue OF pardon warrants,
except by special order. In obedience TO those
instructions the Attorney General simply ex-
amined the cases and forwarded such as mig MT
BE- fayorably acted upon, to the State Depart
ment, where an immense quantity have accu-
mulated Yesterday the President ordered that
no more acquisitions be issued from the Attor-
ney Generals Office, thus, for the present, sus-
pending most of the pardon business of that de-
partment. About twenty thousand pardons
have been granted under the amnesty
proclamation. These include eighteen from
the District of Columbia, about one hundred
from Florida and two hundred from Maryland
the number to each State increasing in the fol-
lowing order Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky
Louisiana, Texas. Tennessee Mississippi
South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama and Virginia, the last three having about
2,OUO, $3.50 and 5000 respectively. The suspen-
sion of pardons is understood TO be occasoned
by the fragrant breach of faith committed by
the amnestied, who pledged themselves to good
behavior, and who. upon their return South,
continued their seditious practices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22
A BOGUS FARRAeur-Bv an item in .not

A Bogus FARRAGUT.-By an item in anoth-
er column from Independence Beige 1t would
seem there is bogus Admiral Farragut circu.
lating amongst the ''ocean war harbors" OF
France. Also, that the Party -voos are in some
excitement over the belief that the said Farra-
gut is there taking soundings In French waters
with view to Interior operations sin case of
a rupture about Mexico" In the sense
that "conscience makes towards Of US
ALL" some allowance may be made for
French perturbation in view Of the foul blow
they dealt our Monroe Doctrine when we were
al disadvantage with big rebellion on our
hands; but they may dismiss their fears SO far
as they may be grounded on Farragut's pres
ence IN European waters, for that gallant Of
ncer Is most certainly and Enthusiastically pres
emit in the flesh in Washington, presiding over
what is known az the "Farragut court. Nj ar.
tial."
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Affnira In Gnnrsetnun

CASAL.-ATrVed--Boa T.. 10. Hartley. ,i,A,
wheat and hay 10 Hartley & Bro, and C7fb
crime Moore, light; and thirteen boat yS,rn
coal, consigned 10 the Cumberland Co. 655 10
tons: Borden Co, ~ 10 tons: American a.
TO6 20 tons; W. X. Snow A Go. ll7.l2 tuns.
Hieston Co, IO9.s tens; Central Co.. IJ9 tons
Departe<i-BOat y. Heine, lumber, &c. 70 Dam
No. ~. and 10 boats light.
FIorR AND GRAIS MARKYT.-Hoiders Of
-four firm, and there is lively inquiry anon z
buyers for the higher grades Good Snpers,
se.25as9-So; Extras, S9.55 to SlO25, according
TO quality. Wheat-We note two arrivals OF
wheat yesterday. Good 20 best red, 50 20 20
a. ~ but rhe sales principally Of prime AT - Is
as2.I7. Corn-lellow, - ceusts; white, cents
per bushel, in the ear S].95 per barrel
THE RI~xR.-There Is little OF importance
doing at the wharyes to-day. There are few
vessels in port, and these are preparing for =
speedy departure.
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FARRAGUT COURT.MARTIAL

The evidence for the defense IN the case of
Commodore Craven, on trial before the nava
court-martial of which Vice Admiral Farragu
is President, closed to-day with the testimony
of Commodore Baily, who testified to the
efficiency and bravery of the accused.
Upon the conclusion of the testimony Of this
witness the court adjourned until tomorrow
at II o'clock, and will probably adjourn from
day to day until Monday, when the counsel
for Commodore Ciaven will present q written
defense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22
OF THE CHOLERA FROA
BARCELONA

John Albert Little, u. S. Consul at Barcelo-
ma, informs the Secretary of State in an official
dispatch under date of November I'd, that the
cholera at Barcelona has entirely disappeared,
there not having been a single case during the
past eight days. On Sunday, the 29th of Oc-
tober, the port of Barcelona was Off cially de-
clared clear, and a tie deum was chanted in the
Cathedral of the city in celebration of the same.
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THE STONEWAIJ,

Information was received here this morn
ing that the rebel pirate, StonewaiI, delivered
by the Spanish authorities at Havana to our
Government, had been compelled, with her
convoy. to seek harbor at Beaufort, South
Carolina. in consequence of the gale off the
coast. 1t is understood that she will arrive
here in a few days.