Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-09
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rwACanssd frogs legs is the crop which a
Msiue man will cultivate iu lis new South
Carolina swamp
CN-Gcneral B. Il. cowau tic successor of
Reader W Clark, has been duly installed in
office. as supervisor for the Southern Ohio
district.
tB-Scven merchants, all doing business on
tue same street In Halifax, were passengers on
the City of Boston. They had gone out to
purchase their spring supply Of goods
CE There is a community Of Shakers at
Rose Hill, Kentucky. John Boyd and Sarah
McCoid went out from among them recently, |
and were married nt Ncholasvillc.
t#-The Republicans have elected their !
ticket in Cincinnati, and the friends of the
Bible in schools secured four majority in the
Board Of Education.
IS Rev. Morris =. Tying, son of the Rev. DR.
Stephen II. Tyns, has been appointed to th,
Griswold Professorship Of Biblical Literatrrt
IL the Theological Seminary of the Diocese OF
Ohio, at Gambler.
CTThe officers Of The Cnicd states steamer
Michigan, now in the harbor at Erie, are bad
gered very greatly by constant dtsertions of
and return of several whom they designate by
name.
sB~A Parliamentary crisis is imminent il
France. The Emperor desires vote of the
people. and his Ministry are opposed to sub
mitting their new project OF reform to the
Corps Legislatifi.
EY~The wholesale trade in Chicago during
the past year amounted TO the clever sum ot
four hundred and sixteen millions, while the
sum total of lis MANUFACTURES footed up less
than sixty milicrs.
e5y' The notes for which Charles \. Dana
has sued the Chicago Republican Company
are now said to amount to $2SOOO, with II fur
ther claim for promised stock, 1t appears
that he was TO receive ~ 800 salary and $780,
600 Of the capital stock,
c5g The fate Of the steamship City Of Bos
ton," is generally believed. may he attributed
TO overlooking. An inventory at the cargo
reveals the fact that there were over ten thous-
sand bushels Of wheat in bags.
eE"A bill for hrid.e between New York
and Jersey City, 10 facilitate railroad and Other
business to the West, has been introduced il
the New York Legislature. II Is understood
that the Eric Railroad Company will build tn
bridge if chartCr can bc obtaia-d.
EE Rev. o. L. F.otlingLam in discourse
took ground against the action of Congress il
relation to Utah. The state, he held, had NJ
more right 10 interfere with polygamy than
has to prescribe limits to Professionalism or in
teriers with Catholicism.
2JSixty barrels of pigeons were shipped
- r.. a. l.. \, "a
" for New York; 4 barrel averages twenty
dozen, or two hundred and fifty, making al
aggregate Of over fourteen thousand. At =
per dozcn, the market price, the valuation o
the shipment would be $4,000
csg~ Millard Fillmore is among the protestant
against the passage Of measures by The New
York Legislature TO cripple the Society for th
Prevention OF Cruelty To Animals. lie seem
10 have little more humanity now than whel
lie signed the Fugitive Slave Law.
CE-The Public Debt statement shows
decrease for March of $5,7G6 3l943, about
million and " quarter less than the d.creas
Tor the previous month. There has been
slight increase during the month in the annur
Of coin 10 the Treasury, n9w reported ut SlO5
4l3745GS.
CY-The Prussinn government has appointe
Chamberlin Silk ms Il special envoy 10 Pekin
return diplomatic courtesies extended by th
Buelingame cmlIssy. Herr Silk will ais
proceed To Yedlo, and il will be part ol hi
mission to regulate the political and CONNER
cial relations OF the North German Conledcrr
iion with China and japan.
ey-The immigration tina. is pouring INF
Kansas this year Is the most astonishing an
surprising event in the history Of III, Stat
The railroads are crowded with people ~
special trains have to he added to thost no
running in order 10 afford accommodation
the vast tide of travel. Colonies are daily al
irving in the State, aud the homestead an
railroad lands are being rapidly taken up
s4~Auorney General Aoar lrss decided /
favor of the Indiana State officials, in the ma
Ter in dispute between them and the Trcasul
Department in regard to the equipment t W
nntecrs This decision saves that state the su
of $2J0.000, and as soon as the accounts can
audited check for the whole amount. $isl 0C
will DC Isrwarcd 10 Governor Baker
CE~A Printers "imp" in Detroit, sand
haired, spccklcd faced, working for Ave dollp
per week, astonished his employers and {
eomposi,ors in the Office 10y getting marri
the other day rheir gibcs, however, We
cut short when they learned ia / he Ind ma
ried an heiress, and that his wife could br
baifa.dozcn establishments IKE that In viii
her lord was s,rying an apprenticeship.
gE-The Conservative unl0rians, under
Leadership of R,v. DR., Bellows, Rev. r.
stcbbins and Rev A. Z, Putnam, with
New York Li6erdl Chrstidp MS their org
have lANaguraHd movement looking To
adopusu ot more evangelical creed than
demonstration coniesses, and to draw disti
line between themselves aud the Free lscigi
lists. like frodinsham and Abbott
sB.The Cincinnati Commercial says :"
Stephen Wagner an anti BnIe member Of
School Board, from the Eighth ward, left
city unceremoniously recently, aficr havi
overdrawn to the amount OF thousand d II
in the Qleepsware store of +. SaultL, & {
DfL.fe Rutldtna In which he wns a n,rt,