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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
Fromthe Hartford courant, Nov. 18th.
The Embroglio in Maine.


We heard. through semi, ffical sosrce,
last evening that trouble was brewing on
The Canada boz der, arising from the de.
ser,ion of British soldiers. Our informant
stated that lieutenant 10 Her Msjrsry's
army crossed with a company Of marines
from Canada into Maine for The purpose o!
arresting several deserters Upon their
ar, ival on neutral soil" The marines would
not acknowledge the authority Of the com.
mand ng officer, declaring themselves free.
aud refusing to return with him. Applica
tiou was made to, the United States au.
thorities TO have the men given up. which
was refused, and, il was stated, that there
was danger of su outbreak. The authori-
ties at Washington were advised. and Han
cocks corps was ordered to rendezvous 10
Maine. This is substantially the stale
ment 10 us. That there is movement OF
troops is certain. The commpany attach ed
TO Hancocks corps stationed iu this city
received orders yesterday to report q,
Agusta, Me-. and seventy Two men. all
Of the company we're able to start, left
here Oh the mail train last night.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
The Confederate. OF wir..

The Washington special says: There is
said to be g growing trepidaton on the
part OF Winder, Duncan aud Gee, the con.
ftderatss of Wirz at Audersonville, and
now con6ued the Old Capital Prison -
Winder is realizing mole fully than bis
associates the iuil force of danger that
hangs over them os partners and active
participators 10 The crimes Of Wiz while
conducting the famous stockade. lie is
especially nervous upou The subject and
mauifests en- impatient desire 10 place his
record before the authorities .aadg thus be
cleared Of the damaging implications thai
were deduced fIom the testimony brough,
out 10 the trial OF W:iz lie frequently
summons ibe c0mmaudant of the prison to
bis cell aud endeavors 10 obtain some idea
of the popular feeling that is entertained in
regard TO his share and agency in the
aati ociIies of Andersonville. The vindca
tion be has prepared Of himself already
covers forty pages OF legal cap aud is being
edled TO daily. I'll. s.it lr s3'y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET
WEDNESDAY. November Is, II

WEDNESDAY. November Is, 1885,
FEouR-quiet and steady-city brands held at
$l1@H 30 for Xxx red; $i2@i3 so for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red So 5O@lO rs f; do Xxx W.
$40 5o@ll 70. Sales ITO bbls good country Xxx
red at $40. 7.-4
WuEAT-dull and without quotable change
sales 200 bus new No. red from store at 81 10.
CORS-frmer but quiet-sales car No mix
ed from store at 63c.
OATs-market hardly SO frm--sales 2 ears o.
from store at 4Sc; holders generally demand
ing As; 5000 bus Chicago at 40c
RrE-quiet at SIC from store. Z .rf
BgEF--mod but firm at $50 per Dbl .at
PoHK-steady with fair demand, at $35 for
city mess -. -s.a
LARD--steady at 2sc for city rendered in tcs
20 for do In kegs-saies 500 lbs country in kegs
at zoe. = =
DRIED BEEF--in fair demand at 2lc.
BCrrEs-in moderate demand at 3s@4sc for
good w. r.; 32@36c for good Central
CnEEsE.-in good demand at ls@2Ic for
good shipping lots W. r and NY.
EGcs-scarce and nominal.
PErRoLEuM-the market is quiet and steady at
Tla72c. fl.I .1la1e -fl' n
DRIED ArrLEs-searce at i2t@ls and pay for
packages. bf3Yl1 hef - $50 ~ ~
GREEs AfpLEs-dull Good winter frui. held
at 90, 50S94. 81! Us haa 1900 ,-,-
PorAroEs-peachblows in good demand and
firm, Sales cars at s5c. 5..1.4 lli.K
FEArHERs--scarcs and firm at soc@$I for
nice live geese. ,ap rUH .uL i8 Htp
HAr--loose lower, pressed advanced Loose
selling at range Of S9,@i5, Beater pressed
firm St $20@25. IN N gIIJ n = -
TALLow-in fair inquiry st Iac for eoa,ptrv
! rendered. ,.. 49,, .... ....--. - : =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

By 90 arrival from Hayti We leain tbs
a difficulty had occurred at Cape Hsytien
between The Rebels and the British Consul
The former demanded the surrender of some
Haytiens whom the Cousul had taken under
bis protection, and when the surrender was
refused, broke 10 the doors, took the Hay.
items aud shot them. The British ship Bull
Dog. lying in the port, when satisfaction
was refused, ope1ed fire npou Fort Seckelet
which was returned by The fort. T5s ship
getting on a reef was abandoned by the
commander aDd blown up. The affairs ol
the ccuutry arc in an unsettled condition.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
The New York Commercial saws. !.

we have reason for asserting that The
English capitalists, in the interest of the
Atlantic aud Great Western railroad have
sailed without having made any definite
arrangements respecting seaboard coonee
Tons with their lue. The interviews With
the Erie Company sought by lbe Attain
tic and Great Western delegates have
doue nothing more than make known to
the parties mu uslly their respective yiess
what may hereafter issue iu more definite
proposals. The propositions made to the
Erie Company are hot such as could be
accepted, bnt IL Is possible that modifiea.
lions may hereafter be made which wculd
result 10 connection Of tue two roads
either in The way of sn amalgams,ion or
Of runuing arrangement between separate
organizations. RS 3s3oas ~. alt ~ -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

SouND ADVICE AN editorial article in
the Charleston Courier. on the recent
elections in the North, contains he follow.
ing passage: Politicians who take their
cue from such men as Vsllandigbam, and
applaud the merits Of the Chicago platform
will be very sure to fal in any Northern
election. Possibly these men still cling
to their ridiculous and false notions. where
as just the contrary is truth The South
will be satisfied if the North will support
President johnson. II does not ask If he
victors are Democrats or Republi.
cans, so long as they stand trne to the
Government. I. is lima his Chicago plat.
form nonsense and wpndence was kicked
into oblivion. 1t would be far better for
the South to seek protection of the Re.
pubIicaus than allow itself to be humbugged
by the Copl erbead fac;ion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

GEN. kILpArRIcK MINI TER TO Chill -
The Times Washington special says: The
appointment Of General Fitzpatrick Minister
TO Chill will not result in the immediate
supercedure of the present excellent repre-.
sentative at Santiago, Hon. T. FL. Nelson.
Gen. Fitzpatrick has three months leave o
absence TO visit Europe. He will probably
visit Spuin Grsi. aud come to an understand.
Ing with the Qleen as to our position with
reference to Tie aggFessions Of Spain on
Chill. Thence be will go torSoulh America
prepared TO maintain the dig ni'y of hi'
inpoItsp' missien. E,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

THE PRESIDENT AM RECON rsucrroY -
The Washington CORRESPONDENT OF the
Boston Trarcle, says: Mr.. Stewards dis
patch TO the Provisional Governor Of
Florida proves the truth Of several recent
statements respecting the position Of the
President on the reconstruction question
He hos frequently said that those persons
who have represented him as urging the
immediate recongnirion Of the Southern
State governmen,sor the admission of oil
The claimants to Congress we're talking
wildly and without tra,h lie on the
contrary expects Congress to steadily refuse
admission to men coming from the States
that have not repudi,ted the rebel debt.
agreed to the Constitutional Amendment.
and given proper guarantees for the
protection of the colo'ed Inhabitants
OF The South.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

Tue Secretary Of Stale telegraphs to
Gov. Perry of South Carolina that be is
to continue 10 exercise the duties OF Pro.
vsioual Governor Until relieved 10y special
or der from The President. The Secretary
also expresses the regret Of the President
that neither lhe .Conveniion nor the Leg
islsture Of that State have declared the
Rebel deb. 10 be illegal, aud that the State
seems 10 decline 10 ratiiy the CONSTITUTIONS al
Amendment abolishing Slavery. This, ano
the reply Of the President to the North
Carol III delegates, Of similar effect,
seem to indicate very clearly that there is
10 be no hurry in adnit'ing the late Rebel
States to renew their old relations TO The
UuieD, and lbat they will be kept under
provisional gogerumeUt until they have
fully complied With The requirements Of the
Administration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

The Commercials Washington letter says
Some of our bravest military men are soon to
leave US ou 8 uthern tour. and il is binted
they may not stop until they are on Mexican
soil aiding 10 driving the French out OF Mexico
Gen. Duff Green. OF Alabama, died at Mo.
bile on the 10th. g :.
CATTLE PLAGUE Minister Clay has
add, essed letter to the Secretary Of STATE e
dated St. Petersburg October .lTh 10
which he says:
deem il my duty 10 warn the United
States sgsinst the importation Of the cat.
tie plague into our country Being far
mer aud feeling great interest in such .
su hjeci,I have read everything upon the
snbject which 3 acceptable and viii give YOU
only The result Of my conclusions and OBJ
servations.
The cattle plague is the Russian cattle
pest in this eoantry. II 10 always more OF
less pressiest ssd kilk whole boards, like
cholera. Il is both isfeciious and couts
gious. BY this mean 10 say that II is com
manifested from one asiasl to another b,
pbysiesl impositions Of the virus upon any
animal from any object cousainisg the vi
rus. II may bs carried 10 the sif aud thu,
produces the disease =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

A MILD PuRGATIvR --Rscently we heard
a good story OF on occurrence mich took
place 10 Newbpryport, Mass. A servant
girl in that town went to DR.. Spsfford for
advice, declaring her ailment to be pain ia
the bowels. The doctor gave her ca,bar.
tic, and requested her TO call sgain 10 4,
few days, which she did. He asked her II
she had taken The medicine, 10 which she
replied in the Affirmative. He then ask ed
Did anything pass you after taking i,i
"Ys, sir. > she said, "a horse and wagon,
and drove Of pigs" The doctor coIIssped,
rsmarking: IihiDk you must be better. 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
New coxrrsraRY The Chicago cor.
respondent Of The Congregstionaliss SAYS :

Rev. Prof.. Henry Cowles, of OberIin.
has prepared, aud bss nov ready for pob.
l,esiioo. critical and practical notss on ali
he minor and some Of the larger prophsts.
Prof Morgan and Others competent judres
testiiy ahst they ere OF rsre excelIence---s
testimony which oil who know the rips
sehe'snhlps earnest piety and vigorous
style Of Pref. Cowlss Will readily accept.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
81 s5. b ALSO JUST COMMENCED g..
The Diary of Village Gossip,
t. % roiioi From the Pen of the Gifted rt
frtq ALMEDIA BROWN, eU4
wksse "Diary Of Minister'S WIFE, deeply interested
4r.- 1-t t~tt o.. readers. id. ....l

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

The Trihune.s special says: Senator Sher.
man states that i, is the intention TO great ly
reduce the clerical folce 10 the civil depart,
men;s. and increase the wages of those who
are indispensable. -t ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
Geese and Feathers.

THE Undersigned has on hand between
three and four hundred Geese and Goslins) which be
parPesss V pluck pick o time time between this and
ChrsA. Apy ope waiting good lice Geese Pesther can
have them By applying Geese Ducks Hsus aud rur
ksJs keaihen, any quantity. Lkewe. h1ndsed Cos
lng ior the AshtAbulA market i The latest and good
ths beat Send on yoar orders 70 he ssberiber attds
b. Goose Depot IN East Plymouth 80 -
Come and cone AZ cone youpx s.d come sld you
need not 90 hu"s'y, and 200 sss nsf Is e'd.
East Plymouth. o., Nov. s. lsss.-sss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

A clerical correspondent Of the Gambler
EpiseopoiiA 10 reviewing the action OF the
House of Clerical and Lay Delegates upon
that resolution OF no thanks to God says:--
We should in every thing give thanks,
even for chastisements much more for the
releasefrom bondage Of four million hnman
beings, Now the Presd eut Of the Uaited
States has erjoined thanksgiving for 'u
grea, enlargement Of civil liberty. Viii
those who refused TO vote thanksgiving
for this. complete their iufamy by rebeIling
against the mandate Of our Chief Magi'.
trate? Let us see. r... ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
NEW YORK WEEKLY
(The Greatest Story aud Sketch Paper Published)
+.-- f Is NOW READY, .- ,,..lF
And contains the Fist Chapter of New and Beautiful
story, froni the pen OF our popular contributor,
LOUIS LEON, To-
1T Is ENTITLED
L II 4 II U NTED P!ON e E r S
OR, STRONG ACES ADVENTURES AMONG THE
INDIANS.
A ALE OF PIONEER LIFE


Strong Abe whose adven among the Indians form the
basis pages belonged to bra nch of the family Of
the late Iened President of the United Statss lie went
the wilderness of kentucky where he became famous
scout and finally killed by the Indians but the par
tculars OF bis TO da AID bloody grounds OF the
be lou nded-of the daring Deeds which tor
him the soubriquet of Srong Abe Of his battles with
Scpkobe ne terrible chief of the Red Skins) of his
Bile aud unsesh conduct during OF constant trials and
Danger, the leader of tile pioneersa til se fascinating
thrilling sui sets are the list time, fully sented
and dis selayed in this marathon We confidently antc
therefore tie publication OF The Hunted Pioneers VIII
prove the greatest literary event OF the day. attracting
interest from end Of country the otner for
only the and events figuring in the tale of
nature TO 6 general attention. but they also throw most
Interesting light the sterling manhood Of the ancestors
glorious deceased President showing where he in
hered his high Qualities and how worthy the ancestor
of his distinguished descendant. slHfr. f. fril
In brie thrilling record of the Affection friendships,
dangers unsesh devotons, etc of this great
the heroic scout cannot tail 10 charm h entire population
OF America. Let readers all be the lookout for it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

A MrLrrARv CouRr REBuKkD.--A Midi
tary Court has fof some time been epgsged
in the trial Of Emerson Ethridge, Of Ten
nessee, for disloyal conduct aud speeches.
The findings Of the court have been pro
mulgaied. the geuetal verdict being one of
acquittal. Gen. Thomas, to whom the
findings were submitted, dsopproved ol
them, aud severely censured the Court
Martial for improper conduct. lie said
that they refused TO hear one third of the
testimony preferred by The Judge Advo'
cate, closed the case before the facts were
brougbi out against the protest of The
Judge Advocate, and found 10 direct op
position to the ties imony that wos brought
out ou he examination. At the same time
G Gcneral Thomas, considering the altered
condition of affairs in West Tennessee, does
not ibiuk another trial necessary, and order
ed Z herdge di charged from custody.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18
Notice ~

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

Why = . nssrisd mse Tire essdIss Be-
esass be sornssinss esss ont ct night when no
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

SPAIN Ayp CEILl Tine wanion and
unprovoked attoct on Chill By Spain escites
general ind'gnation.in in Government ard dip
lomaiic circles at Washington Spain acts a,
Nspoleon's bottle holder, aud ii unable t.
destroy the South American Republics, viii
at least humiliate them. But the Chiiun'
are different people from the Peruvians,
and Spain may have caught Tarier.-
The Spanish squadron consists of seven
frigates, which are quite sufficient to block
ade a coast of seventeen hundred miles.
Until now the Government of Chill has bad
but four ports Of entry for foreign trade,
but since the Spanish proclamation declar
ing blockade. it has announced ali the
GILLIAN ports, numbering over 20 open to
foreign trade. the gratest uuauimily oi
feeling exists among the people, who are
full ot W atb against Spain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18


By su arrival at th, port OF N, furk.
hishly important news from 5. America
has been received On the l7th Of Sept.
tho Spanish Admiral Pareja notified the
Government Of Chilli that his Government
had repudiated the action of the Spanish
Minister in Chill, Senor Tsvilse. who had
declare The explanations offered by Chill
perfectly satisfactory He demanded new
explanations, and salute Of 81 guns to the
Spanish Gag. and when this vas refused
sent iu au ul'ima,um The Cuiliun Congres.
in reply, unanimously declared war agains'
Spain. PartjA has al once btguato block
ade. oil the Cailan ports, giving to ueutrul
vessels 10 daysto load aud unload at Val
paraiso. "e e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

ZUU Copies more Instrumental Music
the Piano and Violin, 70 suit s fom beginners to thu
most accomplished layers. L. -.l 81
just received by ii. G. PITCHER, Bingsvile.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-26
The Wrone Amman.

Grantly Berkey, the English hunter, tells
the following excrueiatng story of Lady
HaggerstoDes scheme to charm tho Regent :
Her ladyship had at her residence a min.
ature farm-yard, and those nretty little AL.
derney cattle When the Prince and bis
friends had arrived, she came forward from
side wicket as a milksmaid, for the purpose
of making a syllabub for the Prince. She
hada silver pail in one hand and an orna.
mental stool in the other Lady Haggerstone
tripped along with ribbons flying from her
dainty little milking hat that hung on one
side Of her graceful head and the smallest
little apron tied below her laced stomacher.
till she came opposite his Royal Highuess, to
whom she dropped a really graceful courtesy
Then passing lightly over the beautiful plai.
ted straw, her tucked up gown showing her
neat ankle, as we'll as her colored stockings,
she placed her stool and pail convenient for
use. Leaning against the flank Of one of the
crossest looking of the Attorneys she vas
attempting to commence her rustic labors
but not having selected the right sex, the Of
Tended animal did not seem to fancy the per.
formance, for he first kicked out, and then
trotted away, nearly upsetting STOOL pail, and
Lady Haggerstone, who, covered with con.
fusion, made hasty retreat for her little
dairy. whence she did not appear again.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-26
Progressive.

While hunting items on the Ohio Levee
! yesterday morning little while after the time
the sun should have gone 90 rest, we came
upon restless son of Africa whose new
made freedom, equality and bad whisky had
demoralized him Taking cursory surveF
OF the creature, we stopped 10 muse upon The
depravity fthe free and tho eauak won.
dering of their uneouth aud disgusting habits
would not exert beneficial effect upon the
Anglo'American, when by us bolted a fair
woman, her disheyeled tresses flowing in
neglected sharls from beneath 4, we'll worn
scoop. Her bands we're clasped in Le.
seeching manner and her anxlUus faes wAs
marked With care aud want, aud s'ss ptessed
forward until che came up with the aforesaid
son OF Africa, when, with trembling accents
OF love, she cried
my dearest husband angel--lny love-
my bold and fearless Othelo--why hast thou
left me2"
LEFT you, you white trash II YOU knows
what good for you you'd better not follow dis
chile"
"oh my ove--tbe father Of our innocent
babe, and the protector Of my honor--let me
beseeoh you to come home i
81 tells you | won't, an | don't wish to
converse wild you You is more trouble den
"ShShs W ibu " ub l4Vf u q mar
red Sal Johnsng; dis ting OBJ marrying white
trash has ruined me
Yes, IL has ruined me, too. see il now,
but its too late 10 turn back. Urged bv nv
religion TO the great work Of purifying and
exaltlng the white race by the progressive
principles Of mlscegenatiOn, have sacrificed
myself in the cause of redemption have
lost every thing; you have lost nothing. Now
why not come home with me n
"Loss ebrytbinR Don't de white folks say
its dis chile has loss e5rything Didn't /
cum aud sacrifice myself to generate de
white trash2 Didn't Ieab my home OBJ plen.
ty, whsr work list when | please an cum
whar hab to work ebry day in de week an
Sunday too, an den not get haG enough to
"For PHYS sake, darling, come home. ri
you will Cooking around imploringly) mi
ask your forgiveness. See (excitedly) q |
crowd is gathering. Come T.
Gal, ifyou' treat me at de grocery, Use
gwine wild you"
His sffeetonate wife nodded her head the
descendant OF Ham took her arm, and off |
they went-she happy in her love, aud he al. |
most oblivious in his drunk. Truly are the !
American people progressive people Hav. |
ing assembled the glorious pillar OF fame to
its very summit, where the Goddess Of Liber.
y was wont ic sit aud stnile, they are now
descending to the refinement intelligence |
and christianity of the dark ages.-Alton |
Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-26

BY ilfersnt nations every day in the week
Is set apart for public worship-sunday by
the Christians Monday by the Greeks Tues.
day BY the PersiAnsi Wednesday By the
Assyriansi Thursdsy By the Egyptians
Friday BY the Turks, and Saturday BY the