Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-09
IN oENERAL..

The First Congregational Society Of Akron |
IRE erecting stone church. 40 BY 1904 feet,
Van Amborgh. che famous lion tanner died
suddeply. ss Phasasiphis. on the 2esh ult, at
Ne sgs of6s yegs. W4flt
The MethodIsts Of Mississippi. In their Con-
ference. have passed resolutions 10 favor Of the
sdacasion OF ireemep and their children.
Capt. Judkius the veteran commander OF
ths Cupsrd steamers. ID about 10 retire from
the serice after having crossed the Atlantic
nearly nvs hundred times, without serious mis-
hsp.
The New York Tribune says the Atlantic
q Great Western Road has come into pos
session oftbe Catswissa Road The Presi-
dent OF the latter road, Mr.. DePuy, has boen
made The general manager Of the concern.
Two per cent OF all the fractional currency
received Of the Treasury 10 counterfeit. This
ecmes 10 the Depsrtment from bankers and
sshers escaping the detection ofsuch parties.
gives some idea Of the extent OF this
coantsrssitiug.
che title TO the living breath Of fragrant
blossoms. and this Horal soul-this quitesscence
ef olfsesory luxuries-exists, 10 its foil per.
fsssion, in Phalop's Night Blooming Cereus.'
Sold everywhere.
The names OF james Buchauan and John @.
Breckiaridge were added to the list Of traitors
deserving death. appended TO the resolution
introduced into the Tennessee Legislature re-
moustraiing against the pardon OF Jefferson
Davis and others, and il was then passed BY o
vote Of Is toa.
Gen. Robert e. Leo recently applied to the
War Department for permission to keep few
pieciss Of artillery now at Lexington. Va.
and belonging to the United States. for the
purpose q isstructing the young men at The
military school in artillery practice. An officer
wss Of once sent to remove the guns to
Richmond.
AupuBoS--The magnificent work Of Audu-
bon on the birds and qu adrupeds ofAmerica
only few copies Of which were published in
the original edition, at great price, during
the lite time Of the great naturalist, we notice
is TO be republished; and subscriptions are
being received in Cleveland, by Messrs Ingham
& Bragg.
MILITARY OrFIcKRs and Soldiers should
have Browns Bronchial Tro ches as they
can be carried in the pocket and taker
upon the first appearance Of q Cold or Cough
which IL neglected. may terminate in something
worse. As there are limitations, be sure tc
obtain the genuine Bro,cn's Bronchial Troehe'
which ere sold everywhere at rs cents Box.
The feeling against England in Washington
Cor allowing the officers and crew Of the Sheu.
andoah to escape is one Of undsguised DISCUS
and hostility. Ali agree that they must b
given up TO our authorities under the Extra
ditioo Treaty. No doubt is entertained of ouI
sbility 10 prove from her own log book that
she took many prisoners after the war closed.
A party Of 200 CheyenDes and Appaches at.
tackled coach on Butter6eld's express route
on Sunday the 26th ult., near DowDe's Spring
and killed six passengers and the express mes
sepger named Merwin. After burning the
coach they went Downes Spring and Bluff Sta.
ton, burned all the buildings and stole or de-
sseoyed all the goods and other pro. .,erty.
In making up the statistics OF the Treasury
Department, the fact is disclosed that in the
fiscal year ending June respectively in 1862,
1864 and 1865, Ia notwithstanding that we had
ever one million men in the Geld aad thus with
drawn from labor. we exported to foreign
cosntries q times more wheat. and eight times
nose ham and bacon than in 1858, 1850 and
1894
Another smuggling dodge has just been
detected. An unusual number OF coffins have
been brought across the line of late. for inter.
ment on the American side. Last week Q
United States revenue officer insisted upor
seeing the corpse after the coffin was landed
against the earnest protest OF the stricken re
Iatives, when instead OF q deiunct body, th,
eofin Was found filled with costly silks
At the end Of the 6rst.half year Of its ez
istence, Tickuor 4 Fields announce that ''Ou
Young Folks has reached q circulation {
ever F;hy thousand copies. The Deeembs
number Is fully up to the 81 si;ndard, and th
Publishers promise 10 improve the Magazip
constantly. II instruets and delights the youn
folks. and amuses the old folks. IL is the bes
pabiicaiion Of the kind 10 existance. Prie
% per year We win club IL with th
Telegraph one year, for s350.
PRoyEcsED RAIL RoAD.-A party Of eng
seers are engaged io surveying a rail road b.
tween New Lisbon and Marietta. throug
Morgan. Guerosey. Harrison and Columbian
counties. to soosect with . branch Of th
Atlantic and Great Western Railway. Th
rsute will be fos . considerable distance alon
the line Of what wss known as the Pittsburg
end MaysvilIs rosd, projected few years ag'
snd On which considerable work was don
through Morgan and Guernsey countiss In tb
vsy efgradipg.
"Tzs Right Wsy" Is the title Of pspe
(6fty Thousand copies Of which are TO Ls di
iribused weekly projected and established
The iibsrality Of Maj Geo. L. Stearns of Bs
son. Who assumes the responsibility Of iis pub