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Tn absence ~ sycu HINT in tie y .I'''a a.
rcrs indicating spccoss over SngsaAN SD ~ iAf
towards relieving any ark e'F arIe'''us Lime re-
quilting from tho prolonged at''oe" OF definite
news. A. Tho gouif r-I Papers " I'l 20 only TOO
certain 10 chronicle The f.hi,.i y'rtage in tni'
o,nps,,-,. In or l.r =. .ae,'rc thc army With cur
ACC. the .li D-s,rrt, uii "ll nev' To- good ue"s,'
IA e-t-a,. -rriell', Co. tbs ca. T ere is oa-
dence enoush, however. 10 establish the iact u
thc s.u,l,r- hrdrrs 40 maS.ng TREMENDOUS ez-
c-taaq &, retrieve their lac dsa ..e-s su' arc
,rJvdinr Al their available forces h'tvs.n naAS1
az. snEuaAE. The Sarlis1ns o.. sa,ann.h,I .n.lr'-
con and " iuiugtUu, hAve been ,nu"r tfaad VIM
Tho militia. and tho tlAll force that fen tack tc'rs
SnrrsAS In Georgia, sul to totu nlml'-
msy le estimated At n0t icls Tim i.Ity uonnH'a'
and may reach any thousand men. TINS force 30
Ftroug enough T. ho very iHrm''a." ip defensive
warfare but 1, is MI a. llrc a. thc army which
EBERNAS diloIgcd ir.u uo natural lc'cnps a.
Northern Guorla. iAr Csp,lla arc Upc1 aud
olor absolutely mo- lc'rnt o. l.u's TIA. WI q all
compare with tbo u. ut..n HrJr.h.'l' s,rc.-'I u-
from CLai,anoo.n 20 Au,nts q NJ winch SUES.
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h.Ark7 IA The psin.aI ftprr, 1861 ung ho
Ircauon Of tie 1 ucia' forces, nay 10
tiled ont ia tho iu.1v.ur m.sr.. sna..
Mas O. probably vuH .rI-r '''r''
by Charlotte, La',g i, .a1 W..uu,J.a. s.tn GO
enemy ON tAo ont1r Ln.i. THIS rp.Nnn NJ.
place snrrYAs rrs. ttr coat su1 t.y,...g S.tA
his back towards t.. '... NH..e -..se. Ilc ..-
lance from Charlotte 20 Naci-a is ono bIuirci an,
twenty miles and from Charlotte O. W,unyi1.
one hundrei sni ah. m.cI As tic c.4air. d
without any .fc1t r.r- .r u. -i'..l D1,iis' 'a'
tasl. presented /, auE.aA9 seems ., o''r no rrlN
thfhculucl Ina cumpar. ,ou r.tn those which le B. q
bocn already o. {. a,cr..uc,4 1+ 'tue artou,
BE-, General ia tie C,p.,.,rl,y" The treat o..
sect q Jon,uov wg hr 10 ..a- surlv,y. nn.
-ci to AVOID battle; whHc sHs.VA'
will Of conr'c a'tcmltt. pros Onward -ni br'n.
on hyLt Il b. p,l. Il Conceal MG,pg can 81,
Won't Lnr from soptiuq endorsements to uit3a
snE.vts, tHe suc"ss,uriie i-..,e ..,f 10 I....r.,
- ccr'''0. The Confederate ',.sA,y Of yruaAn
sn4sNA~ !s so rr q: spt pressing that L-r Hoel
probably not hsmtato tY rvs.gs'r re. runl -..
corccn,-ate agsia7s I'm, IA os 'cr a. etc. -
object H. TIA. caa' tho b sCri voul BE- otl
extremely critical. f. ORION /. prevent its -o
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EXTENDED li Inc ON the Jeff, u.t. his .lt.-t 20.
no" measures Gi4tauac o. i.ty rl.', H
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crHl and Confederate ariuic9 wore messing tr..I
nj us,ohor's l.n c,.daaily ".ta Cd y..w 60. .uu
ing Zoo -i imp uanG question ~ rcn.oiD'
euFNAS. Tie hcrrL" condition Of she t...
Gowns 90 be TIC uulg 0baianl,toa great mos,uo.
hsro. and g. tn weather mav be- soon expected
eloar OIL sufficiently t. harden re thick w. OIL
mud, . .atti. can s,srrcly ur .cH-.i ... b ~,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

A SINGraAR SURGICAL OPERATION. On
Tuesday las, q man named Pryor. residing
10 LawreDceville. was attacked with hemor.
rbsge of the lungs; and, at the same time. an
old wound in the bnck. inflicted with knife
10 au alteration 10 1868. was observed to
discharge matter. Drs. McCook and Nc.
Qusde we're vest terdsy called to examine the
old wound. and after careful examination,
concluded TO cot down on the hody OF the
scupula for the purpose Of removing any
portions Of esrious bone that might be sup
posed to give rise to the discharge. In the
cour Sc Of ibe operation, o foreign substances
was encountered in the deep seated muscl g
Of the hack, which proved to be knife.
blade, four and one half inches in length,
aud one half inch 10 its greatest BREADTH
The top Of the blade rested within about
two inches of the u'face, near the shoulder
blade, with the point downwards and out
wards, aud had evidently penetrated the
lung of the unfortunate man, 10 its desrent
The blade was removed aud found to be
corroded, but not sufficiently to destroy its
shape. y The cause ofsthe ficully having
been thus successfully removed, the patieni
was left 10 comfortable condition, aud
will doubtless soon recover. 1t is remark,
able that be he ! experienced TO serious
inconvenience from the knife blade, pre-
vious to this time. H -f1ap-
,H lft .-.... .-sr piftsburph In -.tk> !.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
PassbIrgh Ga-ette.

CHEAP LIVING. There are large No.
Of laborers, white and yellow, or European
and Chinese. engaged in cons iructipg the
Western Division of the Pacific Railroad
over The Sierra Nevada Mountains The
white laborers are paid thirty dollars a
month and board. and be yellow laborers
thirty one dollars month without, board.
This is an allowance TO The latter class Of
just one dollar month for their board
1t Is not large sum, but, with the eco
nomical habits Of the Chinese, it goes a
long way toward their sustenance Rice
is cheap and rats are plenty, and from the
fore aud fafinacious substance in these
twain, The, Chinamap manages 10 derive
flesh and bone Of sufficient strength to
undergo The heavier Iabors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

srArr Rronr,.--The Southern usw'pa.
pers. ss they grpdually regain tbeirold
impudenee. begin TO advocate the old here
sy Of State rights The Richmond Enqui
rer Of q recent date bad four columns oI
editorial on the subject, the pith Of which
wcs that old ne esq which everybody
thought was dead'still lives LET favor be
shown to the wicked,P says the prophet
yet will be not learn tightecusness. hI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

II the recently published correspondence
between Earl Russetl snd Minister Adams
ex ibits the unpleasant relations between
the Two usIioOs they respectively represent, :,
The return of The English pirate Sbsnsndosh
and the circumstances immedia' ely sue
ceeding her arrival in the Mersey most
wonderfully complieate those relations.
To nBderstsud The pi esens condition Of
these affairs. let us look for moment at
the facts. The Shenandoah was built,
armed. supplied and manned in so Ebglsh
port. Sue went 10 sea by the conniysnce
and consent of the English authorities after
hey were tffcislly Informed Of ber true
character. A tng took ont to her por.
tion Of her crew. meeting her BY sppoiDt
meut in another Euglisb port That crew
was composed Of Engiisbmen, many oil
them residents Of Liverpool. She stunned
American water. and running along lbe
coasts Of Europe aud Africa, rounded the
the Cape Of Good Hope and made hafbor
in another English, port, Melbourne,
Australia. There the author itiss, taking
their cue from The Foreign Minister. Earl
Russell. afforded her facility for repairs and
Supplied ber with coal - "l
Leaving this friendly port she struck
ont into the Pacific in search Of AMI ricsd
whslers and merchanimen, well knowing
that the United States could not spare .
squadron Of naval vessels 10 protect her
commerce in those distant waters. With
ont the necessity Of fdng gup, she spent
months 10 praying upon our defenceIess
whalers. Even while she was ut Melbourns
the news OF the progress Of oor war, which
bad already reached there, was Of such q
charscier a. 10 create reasonable doubts
ITO draw itsmildiy,) 10 the mind Of any
man OF the ultimate success Of The con
fsdsracy. One would have supposed thai
C4pt. Wsddeil, IL be did not desire to be
ranked as . pirate, would bavs paid more
attention TO these signs. and certaiUiy b.
ought TO have given some confederation Il
the Iepested statements Of bis victims
whon be subsequently robbed, that ib,
var Was over sad Ibe South vapquisbed
And be would undoubtedly bavs dope, Q,
had be bslisyed thai the Eoglish govern
ment would bold him 10 answer for piracy
II is hard 70 resist the eonsIusiop that b,
knew be vss ssis from, The penalties o
piracy sss xhy did be steer direct fol
Of L.ssrpool a~usoo1 ~ lie svDs.rded thai
his business was beco'siug upssfef Els.
shy shotld be surreoder iu the Mersey I,
sn E.gli.h a-os war, aud then report Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02

1t is stated as q new discovery. tha,
wonderful Effects may be obtained by wat.
ering fruit trees and vegetables with solu.
tion Of sulphate Of iron Under this system,
beans will growto nearly double their usual
size, aud will acquire much more ssvory
taste. The pear seems to be particularly
well adapted for this treatment Old nails
thrown into the water, will impart to il oil
the necessary qualifications OF fol cing veg.
etation ns descrjbed 4H Ilrr-ltI n N =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-12-02
Ing.niou. Snug ling Tia s.b,e..

40 ingenious scheme for smuggling
whisky from Canada into the United
States has Just been detected. There
were thirty two women on board one
railway train, bound TO the United States
who held in their arms what at first ep
peared to be babies ca,efully wrapped up
with neat lipie feet exposed to the gaze Of
passengers. Upon iuves'igation il wa,
discovered that they were tin cases fashion.
ed after the similitude Of bsbes, contain ing
from three to Eve gallons Of whisky
About thirty Of the women were arrested,
and over one hundred gallons o whi.ky
secured
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Hr APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION.
The State. which have thus far ratified tbi.

tiih ~ SourH CAkoLrNA, Nov. 10
South Carolina having thus given the ball o
fiesh Impetus. We may confidently expect to see
Il further impel.cd BY ssvsrsl Of the States
which Esluctsntiy followed her Into the rebel
lioa which dug the grave Of the "peculiar
institution" New Jersey-whose late Legls.
lssuss Was Induced to reject the Amendment
hos 10 consequence chosen one which win
surely and speedily accept it. So. We trust,
win Oregon and California. Delaware would
probably do likewise. now that her soldiers are
al home once more, IL . new Legislature were
now 10 be chosen she will do It, Il ueedful
ueat year. a
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President Of The United STATES.

MErEoRs Professor Newton, Of YsIs
College, writing TO The New Haven Re
gis.e states that be with three other gen.
temep saw from one OF the towers Of
Alumni Hall. on MJndsy moSning. in one
hour and 6fiy. ninntes. commencing five
inmates before four o'clock. four hundred
aud thirty shooting stars. He says three
huudred and sixty Of them moved in paths
divergiBg from the constellation Leo, aud
are ttertfore presumed to belong to the
November gropp The remsining seventy
we're moving 10 other paths, and are such
as We see every pigh'. ~.
A. large proportion Of the rneteors left
phosphorescent trains. Three or -four Of
these trains lasted q minute. One star,
which appeared TO explode With splen.
did green flame, left track which slowly
shortened itself. and hoAted awey to the
north. curiiug Itself up into crescent
The motion was not rapid TO the eye. bui
as the train wss probably as much .,
seventy miles high, the wiDd which carried
il must have bsen blowing so or 10C
milss sp hour. Il asa4nI n.34f.sf,lT
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