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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
COM M Z r ctAL.
N.I. -
CLEVELAND mARKET-Juns z.


FLOUR-Yey little doing We continue quotations
at s797,6o for Xxx red; ssC0s.6O for Xxx white,
wHEAT-Decidedly more active to-day, at decline Of
A9Sc on red white irregular. car No white on trask
at$l,7oH car do do fIom store Al 3,75; do do
from store At $l,T0.
CoRN-Dull and lower Sale car No. shsllsd
from store at soc.
oATs-ouist, but Firmer Holders after New York
report asking 6sQ66e. IlI
K-Moderats trade demand al SIS 90 for city
packed mess and $50 oV for do clear. tl-. IA. ..t
LARD-hodsrsts request At ls@2oe for ety rendered
In tierces and kegs. . t......
SMOKED MEAT5-sugar-surs Hams % for canvssssd
and 22e for uneanyassedi Plain 2Oc.
BUTTER Choice Western Ressrvs. 2o@2ss.
EGGs-2o92ie,
cHEEsE-wsstsrs Reserve i2js9iss i.r fair 10 pri@s.
fIrpoLEUh-1oerss for ssnsd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
LAKE RRIEA
Coal and Oil Mining Company,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CASH CAPITAL, $i5o,OoO IN EQUAL SHARES OF $40
EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, $50 y000
with the privilege Of increasing the Capital Stock to
100000. l-E
Incorporated under the lAwso Ohio, March 49, 1865.
HE COMPANY have purchased and
own 800 Of valuable Coal and Mineral Land in Mercer
county, Pa. ....
Distances from the Coal Mines:

To Ashtabua "a miles: Conneaut es miles Painesvie,
so miles Cleveland, ITO miles Erie via Girard, rs mies.
These lands contain three veins OF the finest quality Btu
minous Coal estimated TO yield 900 tons to the
The Company proposes furnish TO Shareholders ONE ToN
of Coal yearly every share taken at actual cost of mining
and transportation lhe remainder of the production of the
Mines will be sold at Market prices and the profits thereon
be paid In semi Cash Dividends to the Stoekhod
Stockholders who do NIT desire 10 receive their
Coal the Company will sell the Coal for their especial benefit
the profits being turned to them, independent of the
semi-annual Cash Dividepds.
These all located the A. j. F. Railroad
with easy descending grades from the Mines to the Railroad
The first and second veins of Coal out within from ten
to twenty rods OF the Railroad, making easy to bank
at any point along the Railroad at small cost, 1
portion Of the Companys Lands extend down to Sandy
Lake and Big Sandy Creek All along this stream there
Der OF wells going down In this vicinity, In Of which
there good show of Oil 1t ia the design OF the Director
that Oil is found In this vicinity 10 paying qnant
ties they will increase the Capital Stock TO $3O0O0O Those
desiring have tins advantage of the increase OF STOCK by
which their investment III be doubled viii do well to
subscribe Immediately onehaf OF the Capital STOCK has
been already subscriJ5 Every Shareholder becomes
ber the Company and SUCH he is entitled To all the
rights and privileges in the Company and has an Interest in
all the lands the minerals and the business Of the
Shares be any of the Directors OF the Com
pany authorized to receive oons for stock
the Office the Company In the Awater Block foot
Of Superior str e Cleveland Ohio where the certificates Of
All correspondence from abroad should be directed 10 the
Secretary OF the Company. r.np.p &C..
Room No. "a, Atwster Building, Cleveland o.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
DIR. 6. G. Clark; 500 u DrP CLARK, Jamestown, Pa.
James Denbam J. Reed, Ashtabula, o.
VIM. ]. Farrar II. G. Cray, Painssvile, o.
j. Z. Hall, Or. T. H. Fulton, of Browns
John Friend, Cleveland, o. vile. Pa
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
s. G. CLARK, President. JAS DENHAM, Vice Pres't
WI j. FARRAR, Secy aud Treasurer.
JOHN FRIEND Attorney. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

p From appearpces it is evident that oder
and conten,ment will soon reign supreme
throughout North Carolina. The people
are fast becoming reeonced to the system
of free labor, and are discussing The univer-
sal suffrage question. The lines of cam
ers are running direct from Newbern to
New York, and now that the restrictions
on trade have been removed q newe impe-
tus has been given to business.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

FRAScE.-La France says, that the French
and English Governments feel 20 disquietude.
Both have observed toward tie United States
the policy OF conciliation. They have never
uttered bat the most modest declarations and
they have no reason to believe that any un-
toward events will occur TO alter their friendly
relations.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says
tina, the Patris very narrowly escaped warn-
ing for having published alarming news about
recruiting 10 the United States for Mexico. and
says that the only correct fact in its previous
statement 10 that Admiral Didilot is going
out to relieve Admiral Rosse and will not be
charged with any exceptional mission what
ever, and have no other power than those held
by his predecessor.
The Paris correspondent Of the 27th says We
learn that the Government Of the United
States hes taken measures TO Iepress any at.
tempts toI effect illegal eniistmen's, aud put al
proceedings undertaken with the object ofpre'
pari Dg smigrant expeditions against Mexico In
violstiop Of Federal laws. Instructions Il
ths effect have been forwarded from Washington
to the Un ed.Staies Attorney. at New York
who at once took the necessary measures foi
che prompt execution OF the same.
The Tycoon. Japao, has announced that be
prefers paying sho indemnity stipulated for
By the Convention, to opening ths inland ssa
Of simossks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
GeorUia News.

The Clio. Gaz.'s Chattanooga dispatch says:
An officer Of one OF the Richmond banks,
while on the way to that place with assets OF
the bank, were attacked by robbers near
Washington, Ga. and robbed OF $500 600.
Ten guerlas we're hung by the citizens oil
Cnss couaty, Ga, few days since.
The Macon Herald says, Major Gen. Nc
Cook has benz assigned an important position
in Nav Mexico
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

The recent expedition from Baton
Rouge captured Col. Hatch. Collector of
Cnstoms at New Orleans onder The Rebel
Government; also, all the records of the
Custom Hon during his administration
Col. Hatch says that the books aud records
of the Custom House prior 10 secession are
secreed in New Orleans.
The major portion of the feet which will
take part in the Texas expedition has al.
ready sailed from Fortress Monroe under
command of Gen. Wei'z gel. 1t will rem
devious at Mobile Bay before proceeding
further Sonthward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

The President is about to issue au order
directing the discharge of oil rebel prison
ers of war below rank of maj,r upon tax
Jog the cath of allegiance. without spec
ial application in each case, as at present
required. Commissioned officers will be re-
suired, besides taking the oath, to enter in
to personal recognition for its faithful OBJ
seryance
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10


The HAvELocKs.-T Eleventh NY
Battery, arrived on the morning Of the Sd
and were escorted by Scbeibel's Band TO
the Delayan House. Here Rev. Dr.. Hal.
leys gave them o hearty welcome on behalf
Of the citizens OF Albany, large delega
ton OF whom were present aud accom-
panied them from the boat. He referred
in proper terms 10 the achievements OF the
Battery, and gave expression TO the pride
with which Albanans had observed their
bearing in the field, congratnlating them
on the glorious success OF the efforts ol
our heroes in restoring Union and Peace.
The Battery breakfast at the DelaVan,
and thence proceeded to the Barracks on
the Troy road, where it will remain few
days until mustered out. The Battery now
numbers Que hundred thirty seven men aud
four officers. The following are the names
of tho oficers:- m
Captain-G George W. Davy.
First Lieutendnt-James A. Manning
First Lieutenant-G n. p. Gale.
Second Lieutenaat--Wilam Hastings.
About Que hundred and ten OF the men
are Albanians, and the remainder are
from Ohio.
The Battery brings with 1t well'riddled
guidon. In consequedce Of there not
being room on the guidon for the in
scription, q silk flag is attacked to it,
on which is inscribed the name of the fol
lowing battles iu which the Battery has
borne an honorable part:-Manassas' Fred
ericksburg, Charlottesville, Gettysburg,
Nine Run, North Anna, Tolopot omoy
Creek, Cosl Harbor Deep Bottom, Siege
of Petersburg, Spring Campaign of 1865
ending with Lees surrender
The Battery left Burkesville May 3D.
marched to City Point, where, il
turned in its ordisuce stores and guns.
From thence it went by transport &c
Aexandria, but did not participate in the
review in consequence of having given ul
its equipments.
Governor Fenton was on board the boat
with the Battery, aud by bis pleasant in
tercourse at once won the respect and Of
lection of the boys. Through his Influence
the Battery has leave of absence for lht
purpose Of visiting their friends.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
The New York Commercials Washing.

The New York Commercials Washing.
ton special says the New York appoint.
ments begin to excite as much vexation
and intrigue as ever 1t seems to be un.
derstood that there is TO be sweeping
change. Thurlow Weed is in Washington,
aud is said 10 be busy on the subject
The ere are rumors of curious alliance for
offense, defepse and public pluuder between
New York Republicans and Democratic
politicians. 1t is expected that the
alliance will sweep the board.
The Commercials special says it is init.
mated that the mysterious assassin Of Mr..
Seward, who has gone by the name OF Paine,
is distant relative of General Lee, bat
old friends of The Lee family deny the
connection. The mystery about this man
excites great interest.
A special to the Post says Elk. Governor
Magrath. OF South Carolina, arrived 10
Washington to day. under arrest. and was
committed TO the Old Capitol prison.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

Advices from England report snch an
advances in 5:20s in London, as will pre-
vent the return of any considerable amount
to this side and rendering it possible that
further amounts may lie exported TO
Europe at on early day. This had also a
depressing effect upon prices and may pro.
duce partial decliue 10 tho premium. -
Quotations opened at 1876 IT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

1t is reported that heavy immigration to
the United States has set in from the Canadas
In sonse sections il is said that fully one-third
OF the people fare leaving. In the eastern
portion Of the Lower Canadas families art
leaving by the dc7aus, while similar hegiru
exists in the lower provinces. Within a few
weeks one hundred and fifty per sons left the
village Of BeIleYiew.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

FLOWING WELL While sinking well
for water on the farm Of Messrs. Warren
Packard & Co. in Champion, Trumbull
county at the depth of about forty feet, L
but short distance in the rock, tho well
commenced flowing water and oil, aud still
continues. The oil is Of heavy, lubricatng
quality. Considerable excitement prevail,
in the vicinity among oil men and land
owners f...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

Several New York journals deny the ru
mors as TO the renewal of the demands by
the United States Government for the de.
predalions of the Alabama, and say tina!
the matter rests where Lincoln left it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

A resolution was offered on the lst nit.
in both branches of the Kentucky Legisla
ture, to ratity the constitutional amend
ment abolishiug slavery throughout the
United States. The fact was developed
that the measure has gained largely in pop
uIarity since February last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

ALABAMA DELEGATION AT WAsHINGToN..-T
N. Y. Tribunes Wash h'ng,on special of the 9th
says The Alabama delegation has succeeded
10 impressing upon the Executive the idea that
they have ceased to be traitors. They urge
the appointment of Judge Parsons as Military
Governor, a man who, like themselves, was o
traitor until subjugated. The officers of the
Alabama Union men are urging the appoint
mept Of another man.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

The N. Y. Tribanes Washington special of
the 9Th, says Secretary Seward attended the
Cabinet meeting to-day, but was unable to rc.
main through the sitting.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

The horses, carriage. &c, bought for presen-
tatioD 10 President johnson, were sold at auc.
tion. The carriage brought 81 400; the har.
ness. S435' and the horses, 81 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

The N. Y. Times Washington special Of
the 5ih says large meeting Of loyal citi.
zeDs was held ct Salisbury, N. @, on the
18th ulr., and one at Lexington on The goth.
Speeches wero made and resolutions passed
of most loyal character. The Salisbury
meeting recommended State Convention,
be held at Raleigh on the Goth Of June,
and elected delegates. The North Carroll
mans evince great eagerness 10 establish a
loyal government nfs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

JsEF IN IRoSs.--The Worlds Washing
ton special aays that JEFF. Davis was
placed in irons for three days. because he
abused The guards and their officers. and
threw his food at them; and Otherwise
acted sbusvely. He objected to being
placed iu irons, and asked that General
HalIeck might be applied TO. Owing to
his III health he has been furnished with
something besides ordinary prione's fare.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

There is said to be some concern mani
fessed by the representatives of foreign
powers as to the policy of the United
States Government in sending large
army to the Southwest. The task of the
State Department in explaining this. we
suppose, will not be very severe. Texas
needs TO see few colums OF troops in blue,
with The old banner Of beauty and glory,
before her people can be persnmed to have
realizing sense OF the meaning Of the
close of the war.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

Mr. Harrington, assistant secretary of
the treasury has IL is said actually received
the mission to Switzerland. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

NAVAL School The Times special says:
The Navy Department has taken possession
of the old Naval School Yard at AnDapo'
lis; The buildings, grounds, &c. are to be
put in The best order, aud the Naval
School will be removed there in September.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

The trial of JEFF. Davis 10 the United States
Court 10 Washington, will take place before q
full Bench consisting of Judge Carter, Of Ohio
Judge Wylie, of Virginia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

The naval force is to be reduced so that
the total number of vesss,l Is on home ser
vice will be hut about one hundred
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

O0e Of our oorfectioners sdvertisss
brokes hearts for thirteen cents per pouudl
Homphl We know several parties who
rave been trying several years to give
away whole ones.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

Ten thousand released national soldiers from
the rebel prison pen at Tyler, Texas reached
the mouth of the Red river on the 27th ult.,
on their way to the North. f.t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
The appointment of Hon. VIZ ORION
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in place
OF Mr.. LEWIS, resigned, will be hailed with
lively satisfaction by the people. Mr.. o
Is all emineuily practical man. To rare
executive ability be adds unimpeachable
integrity, and au earnest devotion to the
public interest. His services as collecto,
Of one Of the principal districts of New
York city have been of incslculable beuefi
10 the Government. No man bas labore(
more asisduously in the interest of th
public service no man has more system
atically and triumphaDtly eudesvored tc
unco yer fraud and punish corruption. A
chief Of the RevenueB ureau he will prov
emphaticalye the right man in the righ
place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

A note Mr.. Cyrus w. Field, dated London,
May II, 1865, says: I'VE have now over q.
200 nautical miles of cable completed, and we
expect to sail the last of June or carly in July.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

Congressman Harris has been found guilty
and sentenced to three years Imprisonment and
the forfeiture of all political rights. The Presi-
dent approved the finding but RENTS the pen.
alty and Harra has been released.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

GRRAr BRIrAiN-In the House OF Com
mons. on the 26th ut, Lord Palmerston was
asked whether the Govt had received from the
U. States any formal official demand for com
pensaiion to American subjects for Losses
sustained by the Alabama, or any other Con-
federate cruiser ALLEGED to have been equipped
in British ports.
Lord Palmerston said a correspondence had
been going on for some time between the two
governments on the prize taken by the Ala
bama and other vessels Of the same kind
There had been received within the last few
days further correspondence on the subject
through MIR. Adams, but there had not been
time to reply to it. He might add that in
that correspondence each government had
stated its view Of The case. The question had
been discussed in the most friendly and ami.
cable terms.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
MATRIMONIAL.

I.pm. sD esstirxrs you wish to marry You can do
soaressinn me. VIII send you without money and
without price valuable pfornstion that will enable you
sean,, asgp ssa speedily re,Pecve q age wealth
wish 70 narry will theerfs assist you. All letters
strictly eonhdsntah s desIreS Information sent by return
mall and no reward asked Please nolose postage or
stamped envelope, Addressed 20 yourself Address,
SARAH II. LAMBERT.
-. 0reenpont, -
smso3 Kings Co., New York..
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new ADvER1IsEmENr.sS,=
Village Ordinance.

DE IL Ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees Of the Incorporated village Of Ashabua
Section l. That Tax Of rwo-2-mills on each dollar VAL
uaon OF the real and personal property within im Of
the corporation be- and the same hereby levied
purposes fer the yesf A. ID. ls65 Passed May a. 1885
Attest, ii. l.. MORRISON.
E. II. FITCH, Recorder Mayor.
Athtsbula, May q, 1895. stSOo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

tbs CONSPIRACY TRrALs-NRw YORK, June
THE Times Washington special says 10
the conspiracy case il Is probable that the tes'
timopy will not be closed until Friday a' the
defence has several witnesses to examine aud
the prosecution hss.is reserve considerable re-
butting testimony to be offered when The de-
fence Is concluded.
The TriJunes Washington special says
The suppressed testimony surreptiIeously pub
lished by Ben. Pitman, has greatly endangered
the lives Of the witnesses some OF whom are
still in Canada.
DIR. j. B. Merritt one Of the witnesses, ia o
cultivated aud well-read gentleman, OF excel
lent manners, physician by profession, and
evidently entirely truthful. Indeed, after he
concluded bis testimony before the court Gen
GRAFT, being present, rose and stated that be
knew the witness and desired to voucb for bis
crsdibility. DR.. Merritt was besought not to
return to Canada. both by his friends here and
his wife there, but be persisted 10 going 10 set
tle up bis business, intending to return here i'm
mediately. He has net been heard from.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

A comPsny has been formed, started ia
Richmond, with Gov. Pietpoiut at its head
to encourage emisration ID virgiaia from
the North, and all Information.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

be knew the purpose Of Booth; that be
promised few minutes before the murder
TO help the assassin, is as cleerely shown
by circumstances and testimony as any fact
10 the case.
To OLaughhB appears to have been as
signed the murder OF Gen. Grant, but
whether be failed to make the attempt. for
want Of courage, from disinelinatiou, or
from failure Of opportunity. does not sp'
pear. Gen. Grant was announced to ap
pear at the theatre, but suddenly and un'
expectedly took the cars for Philadelphia.
Atzeroh made the remalk the next day,
wheu it was reported that Gen. Grant had
been shot. that probably it Is the fact, u
he was followed by the man that was TO
do it.
OLsughlin is clearly shown to have
been 10 some kind OF conspiracy with Booth,
as has been stated before. lie was found
lu, king in the hall of Secretary Stantons
house on the thirteenth of April, evidently
watching the movements OF Gen. Grant.
Whether be backed out OF the conspiracy
on Friday OF the assassination, or not, is
not clear.
Arnold as he has been stated, was In full
communion with the conspirators. but it is
claimed by his attorney that the proofs
that the plot was formerly to abduct the
President, aud that Arnold and Booth
quarreled, and the former withdrew om
the conspiracy, and went TO Fortress Mon
roe, where he was prior to on on The l4tt
of April His chances of escape from par
ticipaiing in the murder are fair.
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For the Telegraph.
THE BIBLE CAUSE IN EAST. OHIO.

NINTH ANIMAL RBroRr OF TIE FIELD.
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Prices OF Admission.

Alru'aTI'S % Tnr.-poos open a. sSs o'oioez .
Curtain I.ses a. "a.
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Card.

We the undersigned members ofthe House
Of Representative end iTsa aud testify 70 the
truth fnlRcss ofthe statements INSIDE IN the
House BY Mr.. Arnell.in rsierenee to the re-
port Of the speeeh Of y. s. lameron. y
y. G. Thornburgh. from Jefferson, and
Hancock counties.
]. !. Porter, RspressstatiFe from Wayne
county. -
J. ~ Melton, Represeriative from Morgan,
Scott aud Fentress eoonties
r. A. Coward, Representative from Ander-
son county
John B. Walker, Representative from Rhes
and Hamilton couuties.
". J. smith, Representative from Hsrde-
man county
John Welsh, Representative from sullivan
county.
Thos. Maxwell, Represeniative from Har-
din county.
J. \, Pickett, Rsprsssntatiye from HEX
man county,
A. A. snoaderly, Representative rom
Union counts.
Reubcn Rsg Rs, Representative IRON Camp
bell coun y
jas. Jones, Representative from Greene
county.
Rufus bowdy. Representative from Fen
tress county.
VIM. N. WoOdeock, Representative from
Mscon county.
James A Doughty, Representative from
Anderson and Campbell counties.
I. NJ. BlaekInan, Representative from Mon
roe county
Samuel J. Carter, Representative from Da-
wilson couJty.
Robert J. Raulston, Representative from
Marion county.
The above viii explsin itself am mo-
dispose 70 play the bully, or toseek refuge
! for "wounded honor ia Psper bullets"
an personally responsible for nay deciara.
! tions no matter where made.
SAMUEL NJ. ARNELL.