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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
Cleveland wholesale Market.

Cleveland Wholesale Market.
Wednesday, June 10
FLoCR-Marlzet quiet and unchanged, with light
demand. We quote as follows -f-
XXX Spring, city made $11 90 oil 90 do country made
S9500l050; Xxx city made amber $l3 Xxx city made
white Sl450Gl5; Xxx red country made, Sl1@12.
WHEAT-Moderate interior milling demand. bus mar.
ket lower sales of No rcd winter at $2,342 IS; No
isl offered at sea5; sales of No spring reported.
CORN-Dull aid inactive, but held nominslly at 94c
for No shclled.
OATS-Du and unchanged; No State sold at &c.
BUTTER-The receipts are better and the market Is
less firm and 1c lower Western Reserve held at 2537c
Central at 20l123c
CHEESE-old is almost out Of market and prices are
nominal. New dairy and factory in demand at 10Gl44C
the range. n. rr. 3D.. -,-s-lua. -.1a1 eli
EGGS-The market is firm and the demand good; held
at 23c.
POTATOEs-Market quiet and unchanged: Peach
Blows held at 81 511 20 track by lots; 81 251
30 for do from store ..- -- -- - .s-
DRIED APPLES-Dull and inactive; held at T6,Ih fol
choice fruit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

Rrprp,,cAN NOMINATING COMMITTEE-There will be
, nleoste Convention OF the Union Republican Voters
fth 10th onrre sonal District OF Ohio composed OF
,h r,ounties of AshtabuIa Geaug4, Mohoning Portage
as Trumbul to be held in the Village of Garrettsve
portaee Co. upon Wednesday, JGnc 24th, 1865, at II
O'Clock A. NJ to nominate candidate for Congress and
to choose Presidential Elector for said district.
Pho basis of representation in said Convention will
be ny One Delegate for u20 One Hundred and
twenty five votes cast for Gov. Hayes, in Oct 1857,
giving the said Counties of the District the following
number Of Delegates each: .f
Ashtabula, 10 Delegates, Mahoning % Delegates Ge-
su-a q Delegates, Portage s6 Delegates Trumbun &c
Delegates to be elected by several Townships compris
said counties each township to be entitled to one
Delegate, and the balance to be apportioned among
the townships giving the largest fraction over said ra-
ito.
1t is recommended that the Union Republican Voters
,of each township meet at the usual place of holding
elections Saturday EOenin5 June 90 1888, at O'Clock
for the purpose choosing the number of Delegates to
which each may be entitled. .s...
6hRAE6o 8 E TAS1s6 s6RaAN 0o%%5idSs FrHmsui fl Co
frs F. G. SERvIs, lCommittee for
V. E. sMALLEY Mahonins County
hRE 3 ToFkIHs Ftha 'oT@'!asS FaFas. fet' County.
-a p GApTZTEdI44 WELL Committee Rii',sn1a iSt County
]. o, CONVERSE. Geauga Comfy
IL accordance with the above call, the Republican
Voters of the several townships Of this County viii as
ssmbe at the usual place of holding elections, at seven
O'Clock the evening of Saturday June 2oh and elect
by ballot Delegates to represent the same as follows
Ashtabula, 3, Conneaut, l. Geneva. g. Jefferson, 2
Kingsve, ., Monroe, ., Morgan, 2, AustnbuFG 2 and
one from each of the other Townships.
By order of the County Republican Cen. Com
W c. HOWELLS Chairman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
From the Portage co. Democrat. June 10th.
Senator Wade not Candidate for
Congress, .-.

Tho attention of Hon. B. F. WADE having
been called to the fact that movement on the
part of some of his partial friends was being
made in the 10Th District, to bring forward his
name as a candidate for the lower branch of
Congress he stated unequivocally that such
movement has not his sanction, and authorizes
and requests us to say, that he is not a candi-
date for the position, that the use of his name
is wholly unauthorized, and that he does not
desire the place
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning is one Of the symptoms Of
billions condition disordered state of the liver and
should not for single day, be neglected it Is but
the premonitory symptom Of train Of evils and the
very seeds of disease. Procure at Roback Blood
Pills. administer them according to the directions ac
companYng each box and the difficulty and danger Of
disease will at be removed Hendry King, whole
sale and retail agents. ..-... ---
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
l o RENT.-A good set of Rooms to
Rent for small family. Price not above $50 per year.
Apply to y- -EfF.t J. B. CORY.
Ashlbula,n May 20, 1858. 96Otf
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C. G. CALKIN s,


Real Estate and General business A agency.
Terms to ~ per ct for Real Estate transaeiobsV
Renting per cent Registering Personal Property and
Conveyancing at very accommodating rates
For SaIe.-House and two acres Of Land, on Main
Street, fine fruit and good soil. 1fL1- 2 T.
For SaIe.-Good House and two good lots on Msin
Street. '+f
Farm For seIe.-9! Acres, on Plank Road, good
81 Acres Land near Griggs Coners. some cleared.
barn. good SOIL with good running
the land. .-.. ~ -st--'. 10 20 ----..i s.l
Farm Wanted.-An eligible place Of moderate
size and cost Of the ridge roads, and within os
or two miles OF the Village = FF.g rTss 81 ~
C. G. C-ILKLNS' Real Estate and general Business
Agency. -ifn 90 s7n
For Rent, nice store, wei located, on Main
Street, c. G. CiLKINs, Agent. Fl, -. : ..7--s.F
For Sale, handsome House and lot in East W.
lage Inquire Of c. G. CALKINs, Agent Ashtabulz o.
For Sale. substantial House. with large lot. high
and dry, Center Street, Ashtsbula c. G. CAIKINs,
Agent n ~
For Sale, Sc acres of land. mostly tinbered has .
good log house and ~ cleared IL miles from the
balance on long time and 100 cords Of wood deyersS
in town, taken each yeor on the payments C. g. CAL
For Sale, Farm Of 30 acres. rolling land. we'll
watered with buildings for two homesteads This Is
fine productive farm good for stock grain mutt and
be divided If desired though al mast be sold toeeth<
er, $50 per acre. gaf-.F sysl-fH4F
Farm, for Sale, on the plank road IS or i12 acres
good grain grass land yields forty fifty Of hay
well watered and has good buildings and good orchard
ing, and twelve acres excellent timber $50 per acre
Apply to C. G. Calkins Real Estate Agency &c.
House and lot, on Bank alley one Of the best
locations in town for business man Enquire at c. G.
Calkins, Real Estate Agency.
For Sale, two or three very desirable houses anR
lois in this village with four 1--WE acres of Land
Inquire of c. G. CALKISs, Real Estate Agent.
Partner Wanted, in well established n,anufac-,
eapa reGuipes e s az s. m and
a,C. q. CalkIns' BHeitesS A.cEcv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
SENATOR TRuMBULL, it is evident

SENATOR TRuMBULL, it is evident e
nough is i'll at ease. and winces under the
lash of contempt and condemnation SO
freely applied to him. His goadings
have led him to write letter of extenu-
alton to a gentleman of Illinois, the do
lorous whine of which betrays the trou-
BILE within. This eXtenuation, or justif-
cation shows how talent and conviction
may be psestituted, and the weakness of
great minds when evertaken in an act of
folly and Inconsistency. The impeach-
ment OF president for cause, without
precedent, is fearful matter, that may
expose some one else, and the argument
is, that it's better TO let him override
law, plot sedition, and reyel in all sorts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

ScHENcK's TAX B1LL.-As was foreshadow.
ed in the action of the House on Thursday
the peculiar feature of Mr.. Schenck's bill, thai
endowing the Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue with full powers to appoint all subordi
nate officials in the service, was eliminated yes
tearday' after severe struggle Mr.. Blaine
ana ll MI Garfield led the. assault against the in
novating measure, and, the Democrats rallying
to their support, carried the day by the vote
of Ga to 45. Mr.. Schenck takes his defeat
much to heart, and declares that it DESTROYS
the force of the bill. 1t is possible that the
event may materially change the course of leo.
islationl on the Internal Tax, and that a new
and briefer bill may be proposed, which will
be, favored by those desirous of an early ad.
joJrnment .s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

EX-PREsIDENT BUCHANAN Is DEAD. His
decease occurred at his Wheatland Home a
few DAYS since, and in allusion to his life and
death we cannot, perhaps ey2ress'oIr sclti-
ments more forcibly and to our sentiment than
by adopting a-paragraph from the-4rs6aHe, in
stituting a comparison of the three representa-
tive .lnea of the epoch that-which closed the
rebellion and ended in the overthrow OF trea-
son and the manner of their respective career,
John Brown, Abraham Lincoln, and James
Buchanan Ofjthese the first expiated on the
gallows the offense of noble purpose, gall
lantly dared; the second fell before the assas-
sins bullet, because he had been true to his
country and to liberty; and the last expired
quietly in his bed at Wheatland, with sympa-
thizing friends around him to console his last
hours, and smooth forgetfulness OF the past.
Many wept when John Brown met his fate,
calmly and serenely, at the hands OF his bitter
foes hot, scalding tears were shed when the
remains of Abraham Lincoln were borne to
the mausoleum at Springfield; the demise OF
James Buchanan will cause pang of pity for
his life rather than his death, and he will be
IOrEOIlen except SO lar as tueItCoru oA' MS
weakness makes the story of his life enduring.
His death occurred on Monday morning
June 1st, aged n years. a.@~5
ToLEDo.-The Toledoians are not as happy
as they were a few weeks ago. Then Toledo
habits choice of new. railroads seeking con-
ncction with it, and it put on as many airs as
coquettish belle surrounded by suitors for her
hand. Now it stretches its hands despairing-
ly towards the retreating coat-tails of the rail
road magnates, and begs not to be deserted
Then Toledo was the liveliest city in esse in
the State, and the greatest city in posse in the
world Now it frantically exclaims, through
the columns of the BLrde, rs there any one
so blind as not to know that in the event OF
the building of acut-off south, the city would
receive blow from which it would not recov-
er for years " We rather like Toledo, and
are glad to see that the fat mud of the Maui
NEE has made it thrive, but it should read,
mark, learn and inwardly digest the interest
ing little story of the frog, probably the an
cestor of the Maumee frogs, which attempted
to attain the proportions of the OK and burst
up in the attempt-Herud.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

Of in;qaity, rather than. encounter the
possibility of meeting so many imaginary
lions in the way, in future. The inapity
aud stolidity Of conservatism could hard
lIvAdemand more of such men, 6 such doc
trines have stood in the way of anything
like progress of right, and have been nui-
sances in the world, since the effort to
substitute invention for the purity and
innocence of creation. But if Mr.yTrum-
bull can argue himself into complacence
and comfort by the use of such logic as
the following, he ought perhaps to be
permitted to work. He writes to Hon.
G. 4Koenier, as follows:
81 was just as well aware before vot-
ling as now that Andrew johnson was
odious to the country, and that proba-
bly, ninety-nine bundredths of the Re
| lpnblicans desired his removal; but to
I have convicted him of high crimes and
misdemeanors because the party deman-
ded it, when in my opinion he was not
shown to be guilty of them would have
been 'r,onstrous. If the prosecutors have
the right 20 dictate the verdict and judg-
ment, the trial is a farce. No, president
who disagrees with Congress will here
after be permitted to remain in Office if
such a principle is to obtain-or to state
the case more accurately, a majority of
the House Of Representatives, when two
thirds ofthe Senate agree with them po-
Iitically, may at any time remove Presl-
dent Fiat the republican party has the
right to demand the conviction ct the
| President is horrible, and the sense of
| Justice of the nation will revolt at such
ideas. yhen the passions of the hour sub
side; and yet | have received numerous
letters and kilograms telling me that the
Republican party demand the removal
E'of the president. l do not believe it, un-
less the tribunal appointed by the con-
stitution to try him believe him guilty Of
misdemeanor with which he stands char
ged." .i' -
The sooner Illineis can dispense with
such a brilliant light the better. 1t is
too dazzling for ordinary eyes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

As remedy to sOothc all nervous excitement, and in
its truest nerrine, there is perhaps, medi
cine which is received with much favor Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters wine glass fall on going to
bed is all that is required produce sound and health
al seep..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

REsIGNED.-Mr. Rollins the commissioner
of internal revenue, has written letter to Sec
retary McCulloch, resigning his position. The
resignation is to take effect on the confirmation
of his successor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

There were some able and stirring
speeches made at Chicago, during the
National Republican Convention, the
most significant of which was that of Ex-
Gov. Brown, of Georgia. He was an
original Sesessionist; struggled for the
''lost cause, to the last; knew when he
was whipped now acknowledges the
error Of his ways; abandons the Demo
cratic party because it adheres to the
principles which led to the late war, and
casts in his lot with the Republican par
ty, which saved the country, and in his
opinion ought to rule it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

A telegram from Florence states that the
Pope has sent ali agent to this country to en-
list men for his army, and that Garibaldi has
written letters hither protesting against such
enlistment, We trust this last report is un-
true. The reunion of Rome to Italy depends
wholly on the will of Louis Napoleon, not at
all on the magnitude of the Papal army and
we heartily hope that Plus TX. may obtain
One Hundred Thousand recruits form this
country before the next Presidential Elections
at least half of them from the States of Con-
necticut, New York and New-Jersey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

31 Gen. John NJ. Scofield, the new Secre-
tary of war, was almost unanimously
confirmed by the Senate. He was one
of the most efficient and reliable officers
in the late war, and it is understood that
he is not only in full sympathy with the
Congressional plan Of reconstruction, but
that he is also warmly in favor of the
election of General Grant to the Presi-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

RUSSIAN accounts from Central Asia
fully confirm the news of a great victory
of the Russians over the Khan of Bo
khara. Whether the Khan himself was
killed is still doubtful, but the Russians
hold possession of Bokhara, as well
as of Samarcand, famous in history as the
capital of Tamerlane, and as one of tho
powerful seats of Mohonmendan learn
ing. The Russians still disclaim any in
tention of making further progress; but
virtually they are now masters of al
Turkistan, and they are not likely &c
give up country over which they have
complete control.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

OUR INTERESTS IN JAPAN.-A Japan letter
OF April 2sth, states that stringent orders in
reference to alta; ;ks on foreigners have been
issued, making high officials so offending liable
to decapitation and loss of caste, without the
honor of hari-kari. The Envoy Plenipoten-
tiary of the Mikado had orders to raze Yeddo
to the ground. A proposition is reported to be
under consideration by the Mikado to open
the entire country to trade and travel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

TAXING UNITED STATES BoNDs.--The
House, June 6th considered the following
resolution which Mr.. Stevens Pa) had moved
to lay on the table:
Resotced, That in the Judgment of the
House the bonds and other securities is.
sued by the United States, and which
are exempt by law from State and mu.
nicipal taxation, ought to be taxed for
national purposes in amount substantial
ly equal to the average tax imposed in
the several States for local purposes, in
such manner as may substantially equal.
ize the taxation, the tax to be deducted
from coupons as they may become due ;
and that the Committee on Ways and
Means be instructed to report a bill for
the parpose above specified.
The motion to lay on the table was
defeated by a vote of 16 to 100, and the
resolution was referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, the vote being
yeas, 88 nays, "a. 81. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

The Impeachment Managers perscvere in
their Investigation, with determination in
spired by the great results already obtained.
Their mouths are sealed for the time being as
for the time being as to the progress of the ex-
animation, and the paid gossips of the lobby
have it all their own way. Enough, however,
is learned from authoritative sources to make
it certain that, despite the contumacy of most
of the witnesses, the Committees report will
make such revelations as have never been
paralleled in the annals of Legislative. corrup-
ton q 80.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13
DISSOLUTION:

i HE Co-partnership heretofore eSist-
ing between q. c. Cuey and C. d. Hollis, under the
firm of Gully & Hollis, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The books and papers of the firm will be
found at the Office of @ C. Culley where all parties hay
ing unset ID accounts requestedto cal and settle
Immediately. q. C. GULLY,
Ashtabula, Nay 49, 1868. C. D. HOLLIS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

The best way to manage a kicking
COW is to tie her head to post and milk
away. r's,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

THE Business will be continued by Q.
c. Cuey where will be found constantly on hand full
assortment of Sash Doors, cheap be bought
in Cleveland, and warranted Of good quality, blinds
made 90 order at Cleveland prices. q. c. CULLEY.
Ashtabula May 10, 1865 96ItI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-06-13

which is put up in pound papers, and sold at g. per
pound. 3m960 .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-25
EVENING
SENAnE

Passed.-S. 1906, relating to the settlement and
distribution Of estates of insoyent debtors among
creditors
II. 2i9, changing the time of holding county
courts in the County of Orange. Favored ly
Mr.. Farnhom, opposed by Mr. Hutchinson.
II 255, in amendment Of CHIP, %, G. S.. in re-
lation topay of chaplain Of State Prison.
H. $50, 70 pay franklin Butler the sum therein
named (Sl50)
IL. l2l, to amend see. 2, chap 1903, general
statutes, relating 10 bounties of nOxiOus animals.
IL. 260, to change the name Of Frank Leslie
Olmstead
II. s3s, relating to the Normal Schools of this
State.
II. 9i7, rotating to the land records of the town
OF Stannard.
II. s7l, authorizing selectmen to build school
houses lost
JOINT Rcsoilbion.- III. providing for sending a
copy of the General Statutes 10 the Cherokee
Nation.
Passed. S, 81, to amend an act relating to the
Board of Education and the Secretary thereof
yeas 10, nays 3.
5. 100, to prevent the traffic in intoxicating
drinks.
Mr.. Dewey moved that rule 30 he suspended
for the remainder OF the session--yeas 10, nays6
not suspended.
Pdssed.--S. 03, in relation to the service Of
process by any authorized or Indifferent person
5. 100, to extend the charter Of the Ascutney
Railroad Co.
5. 90, to pardon Jason f. Fuller; Sd reading
refused
s. u, in amendment Of Sec 81, Chap. lI3, Gen.
Stat, relating. to crimes and punishment 30
reading refused.
Passed.-S 81, in addition TO Chap. "a, Gen.
Stat, Of laying out and disseminating roads and
bridges.
RESOLUTION by special committee, relating to
reeiproeity-yeas II, nays o.
), 10, relating to fines; 30 reading refused:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-25

-
On Tuossiay the l7th INST, 'ne insl uoN VI wv
general term, opinions were delivered by Judges
Barrett, Peck, Steele and Prout' ana uecis'ons
made as follows, viz
Samuel Morse and wife vs. Town oil klehmonu'
Exceptions by defendant. Judgment a'nrneu'
Alonzo y. llickock vs. Town oil Shelpurne.
Exceptions by plaintiff. Judgment reversed anu
cause reminded.
James Brown ct al vs.. Evelyn Pierpont ct al
Exceptions by plaintiffs. with Court
John c. Sears vs. Town OF wilmington IN
ceptions by defendants. With the Court
Village Of Brattleboro W. l.. q. Mead et aus
Appeals from Chan. by defendants. WIN Court
Lowell W Haven vs.. Town OF Ludlow Exccp-
tons by defendant Judgment affirmed.
Daniel Woodland vs.. u. W. Cowdrl ct ais APP
pcal from Chan. by Orator Decree OF Chnncel-
lor reversed and cause remnnded
1h,mas c. Bnglcy W. Town Of Ludlow. Jugd-
ment affirmed.
j. X Clark vs.. Town Of Coriuth. Exceptions
by defendant Judgment affirmed
Asa Low vs.. +. B. and h. W Muzzey Appeal
from chanccry by Omtor. Decree affirmed.
Person True vs.. Truman Foirchld' WIN
Court.
Elisha JENNIE vs.. Hubbard Joslyn Exceptions
by defendant. Judgment affirmed.
Stewart Harvey vs.. Town Of Peachnm Keep
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-11-25

DlscLAmER.--A correspondent complains that
be has been misled by the confidence he placed in
the Hafchndn q. Journal, not only in its editori-
al statements, but also in its freedom from adyer-
tised humbugs and impositions, into patronizine
a New York swindle which he found in the adj
yertising columns of our paper Reference is had
to the advertisement Of" Musical Box for q
worth from 81 to 50, by VIM Scott, No. 27 Mar.
ket ST., n. V" The said " musical box proved
to be I'm harmoaica, worth from three to ten
cents
We discaim all knowledge of this imposition.
II one it is. The advertisement was furnished Ms
by our New York advertising agent in whom we
have every confidence. 1t cannot he expected
that we should have personal knowledge of the
merits of everything advertised in our columns
though of course we do not design to aid or abet
swindling little reflection will convince every
one that when articles are offered for much less
than they are claimed to be worth, il is saie To
conclude there is something wrong.
The advertisement complained of win not be
inserted again.