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BELOW.
Bark Perseverance utaD. Boax, from Rotterdam July
CLEARED
CLEARED.


Steamer liankow tBr), synington London Henderson
Bros.
Steiner Navarino (Br, Avery Hull via Southampton
steamer Crescent City. Curtis Aspinw ali-Psci6c Mail
Steamship Go.
steamer AuAs (Br). Low. Kingston &c-Pim. Forwood
Co
steamer wyanokc ouch Norfolk City Point aud Rich
moud-Od Dominion Steamship 20.
Anthracite Grumev. hilndelphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Neutune. Berry Boston-li Dimock
Ship Lima (c-rl Hascr, HamJurg-Dill Radmann
BARK Drnsi Duorovscki Ans,, reresh' CORR rYmo"'n
Bark Amalh uta Russo, Cork or Falmouth Tor orders
John & scagcr.
Bark Teresa Lo Woo dtsD Dominica. Psiermo-John @
ScHgcr.
Brig kosssK Smith. Cette- Henry.
Brig Olnda dort. Da Cunha, Oporto-Hagcmeyer
Brunn
Brig Henry Trowbridge. Thomas, Bahia via Richmond
Brig Rising sun. Grirng Barbados l. W Armstrong
Brig Sarah Crowel Brj, Foley. st Johns Pr Ona-
tivis a Co. .
Bri sicna trr Mcleod, Chariottetown PEI, via Port
Johnson NJ-Perkins a job
schr Maggie Abbott, Abbott Maranham and PAra-Bur-
dett X Pond.
sehr L Is Wharton, Bus! Cape Haytien-vau Brunt
Bro.
schr Juliet. Small. Port Spain Grnidsd) Miller 4
sehr r Blake Br). Mealey. St Johns MI Whitney
schr B y Hawkins. Turpin. Charleston-Evans. Ball
Schr Mary Louise, Gassiil. Washington. Nc-zophar
schr W II Gesner, Egbert. Hsioweii, Nc-van Brunt
schr Carrie Jones. Dermot Rockiand, Ms-BJ wcabers
schr larry Not Church Bostou-Chss living. .
Phillips 49, ,,.,. 4
schr Uncas, Champiin, New London, Cs-iiuntinston
soop whippoorwii, Blatosiey. Nov Hsven-car'wrishs
A Doyle.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AxoY July l0sailed steamer Gordon Castle Br) Jones.
mental. Meyers Baltimore
sailed 18Th bark George Kingman Howes. Pensacola and
ANTIGUA. Aug 7sailed. sehr Plata, Dix Philadelphia.
sydney. cB
xnsas Sqf Fanny MIR" Q%sSee
In port Aug 10. barks Mcguntcook. Hemingway. from
rived ID brig rope Bird Kor rom Phade,ph. arrived
SO 8" f Easn @
CoLoxno, July PIN port brig ssppho tBr). for New
CaaDsSas. Aug 21-Arrvcd, brig Addic Hale Sheppard
CinNruxcos Aug I7-saled. brig Rich. PAINE New
York.
Cow BAY. Aug .9-sailed brig G @ Sweeney. for Now
DsxxeARA July 27-sacd. brig Ann Elizabeth Burgess
Barcelona Ven). ballast mot Baracoa,.
YORK; Argyishre Do Rarr for Do bark GaneIle, puntre
S sd % S % s S a s Brgdoa fs a G%
moro mS.' arr we'd si.i ii" COMBS. Sns m '
Mia and San Francisco a7s Mary ssans Phnnsy do
and New York. sis. bark Philip Fitzpatrick Phelan San
aas & for
ss: as s.a ss -. sy Of s Ss. s
Florence ,s. ,'rana rsnsasola; av'h steamer City of
Sailed ao,n park Antonio ,sr Abrl, New York; aist,
steamers Lord Cotton New Orleans I'd ,i City Of
OF Vera Cruz. Dcaken New York.
In por. Aug ~ bark Maria tGcr Inderman. for New
Orioan Dorp tor New York schr lndianoa, Bloom, Tor
HAL,rAx. Aug 2s-,aied. brig Peerless. for London.
Arrived 10Th schr Watson. Stsrkcy, New York
Arrived 10Th steamer Dorian (Br). smi,hwick, Glasgow
and Liverpool.
LrvyRrooL. Aug s4-Arrivsd, steamer Quebec tBr.
MlnssLa. Au- 2 Arrived previously, brig Julia Has
MASiLA July s-sailed ship LOWS (Br). Trefry. New
York.
In port July TO- ship shsnd DR. sangscr. for New York
bark Anna Ger. Wttnebcn for do.
MAYAeurz July 26cleared. schrs Aida Cputch, iIuma
and United States L l. Gidersleeve Jordan Nagu-
abo and New YORK.
In per, Acg 10 schr Mercy Trundy Crowley. for Ba
MarASzas Aug 10 Sailed bark Rcbecca Caruens shcp-
pard. Havana aud New York. 10th. brig Aerrvman.
Musau,su Aug 2i--Cesred bark Henry Burnham.
XoyrnraI- Aug 20 Cleared. steamer Lake Mcssntc,
Bacrsby Liverpool; bark II Hardness James. Queens
PolSr-APIrnn Aug l-saed brig La Creole (Br, Lsnse,
In port Aug briggs Clarase. Perkins, from New York.
arrived Sd: tsvorite Woodward. for do .
Poxr srsiS, July 29-Arivcd. schr Joseph Cakes. Par
In por, Aug prigs Minnehaha tpr, Norrei from Nor.
York. arrived Aug ); Pearl Brighton do; II j Jone
tBr Neker~n. for Lcwes Del; schr Sanchez Benson.
PoScK PR Aug 2-Arr,vcd scrs l. Merrill. roarrier.
New York land sailed to lth for iuInscoa in ballast
VursKc Aug 2G--Arrved. banks sebastopol. Rus-eli,
Grcenock Clyde sdalc Frew kosmas brunns Bremen
Nclsou Walls Greenock; 27th steamcrs Peruvian.
best. Totberict ureenock; forcanhal McChesney. DO;
barks coous Bcynon. swanses Arg Anderson. London;
W Merriam. Anderson Piclou for Montreal.
Cesrcd 18th. ship CITY OF Richmond, Cummings Liver
pool: banks Xaarc widhrc, Holman, sunderaud Mace
Passed Pom, 81 Peter Aug rs ehr Dcwdrop. from Bar
swArow suy port Manila II Ger, Gouner.
New York: 9Th brig Harry 4 Aubry tBr. brivgs. do.
SrJUnSs PR Aug s-Arrived ship David stewart CArg)
| sr THosAs Aug s-Arrved, banks II Muihsl (Br)
wc Demeraa nd sailed 10th for Caidenas 10 load sugar
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scr ysrt .orh q .etsras: noedsgo 0. esAs.ssass,
Mobile brig Willie tBr CosSeua Be kitts land
sailed 9th for cabsrsn load for New York; schs
Monte CHRISTIE Smith New YORK land sailed l2th for Turks
Island With Of inward l2th brtus las hr',
smith, Trinidad tsnd sailed day FOR caisArea 10 load
for New York; 18Th j a i fbr. Lent. Trinidad:
14th bark Mary (Br) Alexander Guadaoup txnd sailed
18th for Charleston load tpentne and rosn for direct
port in Great Br;afnl schr Walsh Br) Peters, Trinidad;
18th. brig Agenora Walls Glasgow.
Chartered prior Aug IL, brig II Latirner Dr. for
Arecibo to load for north of ateras ut 25c
SYDNEY. CB Aug 26-Arrived. brig sarah tirj. Town.
send Hull, r.
Sr Joux. NIB. Aug 26-cicared. schrs Vim Gibson. Nc
Intosh Wicklow Il v sawyer. Kelly. Philadephin-
Cleared aith, scir Emma. New YORK
Arrived 18th schr Brgatie Norton; Ben Bolt Drake,
and n BRIDGES I.indrck. New York
TsissrE Aug Fin port. brig speranzs (Aus). Bassa-
nich for New York. ldg.
VICTORIA. Aug 2IArrved. bark DelHns (Guat) Jurgens.
San Francisco.
sailed 2lsi City of Panama, Seaburv San Fran
cisco.
WINDSOR Ms. Aug lo-Arrived. schr J Feowes Smith,
New York.
YOKOHAMA, Aug 6-Arrved. bark Cremona, Cove, Nov
Yor
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug 2o-Arrved. bark Margaret Evans (Br),
Hurry. Philadelphia
ALxERIA. Aug l5-sailed. brig Myronus. Higgins New
York
BELFAST Aug 2s-Arrived. bark Nordhavct tNor) Hell
verser New York.
Sailed 18th, bark Emma Paysant (Br), Dexter United
States.
BREnrs, Aug 2o-Arrived. bark Kioto, Long. New Or
leans.
Sailed 18th. bark sokoto tBr). Croker, New York.
BORDEAUX Aug 20-salcd, brig Hermann, Patterson,
United States.
Conr. Aug 2e-Arrived. brig Laura B (Br. Dunl4m st
john NIB.
DUBLIN Aug 2s-Arrived, bark Mariner tBr,. shurmot..
Baltimore.
ELstSoRR Aug 23-Arrved bark Anctte (Nor). Roth,
New York Tor Cronstadt
GLASGOW. Aug 20-Arrived. steamer Scotia (Br). Lin
quister, ST john NIB
Sailed 2Sth, brig Lilly Br), tor United States.
HAMBURG, Aug 2S-Saled, banks Johanne Maria Ger,
Gustavus. New York; Clara GER, Kruse. Philadelphia
LivERrooI- Aug 29-Arrved. ship Kate Davenport Nal
let New Orleans.
Sailed 29th ship Baden, Doane, United States; bsrks Or
chilla. Hartman do Ignaro dta Simeria New Orleans
LONDON, Aug 29-Arrived ships u Gilchrist. Watts.
Bath Ne LIE Grand Gustavc deig. Shields. Pensacola
brgs Caradoc (Br McRoe, Bull River SC; Sauna (Rus)
Lundbcrg. Baltimore.
Cleared aoth bark Assyria t), Edgett. United States
LuREcK Aug 26Arrved. bark Addie Sleeper Sleeper,
New York for Stettn.
LISBON, Aug 23-Sailrd. bark Nuova Emea Celestna
QtaD. StHrace. United States.
MovILLx Aug 29-Arrived steamer Victoria (Br, He'd
berwick, New York for Glasgow land proceeded.
MILFORD HAVEN. Ang 29-Put in bark Edmund Phiuney,
Bacon, from Liverpool for bombay with loss OF sails
MELBOURNE Aug 27-Arrived previously. bark Moneta
(Br), McConnachy, New York.
MALTA. Aug 2sArrved, schr Robert Palmer, Dennison
New York.
MosrnvipKo Aug ls-Arrived steamer City of Santiago
tBD, Darko, Boston for Valparaiso.
.sE Yc.l
leans.
PALERMO. Aug 2s-Arrivcd, brig David Bugbee. stapos
Bangor. Ne.
QukRNsrowS Aug 2S-Arrived, brig Para (Br). Stevens
Ncx York 29th Atlas B. Hoseason Boston for
Liverpool land proceeded.
Passed Crookhsvcn Goth. steamer Isrian % Fitt from
Boston for Liverpool
Arrived of Fastnet 2sth. GAM, steamer Spain fBr),
Grace, New York for Liverpool
REvEL. Aug 23sailed. bark Fanny Mcclellan. McLel-
Ian, United States
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 29-Arrived steamers Rhcin (Ier)
FRANKIE. New York for Bremen; Nurnberg (0e. Jaeger
Baltimore for do land both proceeded.
Arrived off the Lizard Aug 20, Pm. steamer Labrador
(Fr, Sanglier New YORK for Havrc.
srE1rN, Aug 2s-Saed bark Mary Hale, Higgins.
New York; brig Somerset Obj, Haley. do.
TRALEE Aug 27-Arrived. bark Michele Picasso dtaD.
Pinco New Orleans.
Sailed 18th, bark Antonio QtXD, Borabrotta, United
States
wEsrroR1 Aug 2s-Arrved. bark Sues CNor) Petersen
Philadelphia.
Arrived port In the United Kingdom Aug 49, bark
W Cahoon tBr. Manthorn Port Midway. Ms.
Sailed from port in the United Kin dom Aug bark
Maria QiaD. Liguori. United s,ases; brig W Messer
Hewitt do.
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security for circulating Of national banks and
the issues made upon them upon other United
States securtiesthat IT, ninoty por cent OF their par
value.
DEPARTURE OF SECRETARY MORRILL,
Secretary Morrill, left here this morning for Maine.
He Will be absent several days. Assistant Secretary
Conant will act Secretary during Mr.. Morrill's alb
sence.
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woo'man, Oneida Club, white, 2; Frank PlsasOns0n,
Quaker Citv Club blue

woclm.n, Oneida Club, white, 2; Frank Plsasons0n.
Quaker City Club, blue,
HEAT
y. T. Yates. Union Springs, red, Calhoun Mccar.
gee. College, white, 2; Horace Young, Malta, blue,
FOURTH
George W. Parker, Quaker City. red, l Henry Smith,
Wesleyan, white, 2; W. G. Thomas. Pennsylvania,
blue, 3.
+. W. Montgomery, Northwestern, red, !; J. B.
Mingus, Vesper, white, 2; II. w. McMillan, resper,
blue, g.
To morrow the vciors in to-day's forr-oared races
viii finally row OF together
THE WARD DRorEERs RULED OUT OF The RACES.
PoUGnKEEPsIE, August 30 1875
Charles Ward has shown u letter received from tho
proper authorities at Philadelphia informing the Ward
that they VIII not be allowed the Cen
tcnual four cared because their entry came
late. Mr. Ward states that he and his brothers cx-
pccted certain parties TO pay their expenses Of
ing &c for the and they waited long for the
money, but finding that It not iorthcoInn they
sent an entry letter on their account but
formed that It was received too late.
THE PASSAGES GLAD OF THU EUREKAs SUCCESS.
NEW YORK, August 20, 1870
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Being member of the Passaic Boat Club, Of New
ark and noticing in your issue OF the 10Th inst the
remark that "thc cold shoulder has been shown The
Eurckas by the other Newark clubs acc cunt othar
being employed In factories &c. " In Justice
selves and them would desire to say behalf of
club We sincerely rejoice IN their victory the
Dublin hnd Argonauta PASSAlC.
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GENERAL WASH lNGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August 90 1876.
TAFT's FORTHCOMING ORDER.

INF 3 fUKTHCOMINU OKDLK.
The forthcoming order Of the Attorney General de-
nnng the rights and duties OF United states marshals
under the election laws, and winch has been sent
the President at Long Branch will be issued in general
orders from the War Department, with tho necessary
instructions to military officers
THE NEW LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided that the
now four and halt per bonds may be deposited
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SAILED.

Steamers Navarno Cr), Tor Hull iankow ODD LONDON;
Crescent City. Aspnwail Atlas tfr! kingston, Ae'
apoke Richmond &C; ship Derby 0er), bai'inofe' oafA
Murray, Jr. Caibsrien.
Wind az sunset. SSE: nj midnight, SW.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Blcngfell Br) McCulloch from Ardrossan for San
Francisco July II. lat 30 =. Ion 90 W.
Bark East from Liverpool for Quebec Aug "a. of Fox
River.
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WHALEMEN.
Cleared at New

Cleared at New Bedford Aug H. Franklin. sprague,
Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived Bravo CIV July 81. bark Trinity. Rogers of
and from New London. "a days passage-all well.
Sailed from Seychelles July bark CaIlao, Craw OF NIB.
to
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

p3rFor collision between British steamers Gsrman'e aha
Crcasaan general news column
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
sails. Desfinat,oul Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURES YORK FOR THE MONTH";
AUGUST SEPTEMBER
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fACHis. srrsArpUArs. &c.
EoR sALE-fHE FIRST CLASS sLOOP YACHT
Addic WORTHLESS. in perfect and com iound
Address CORNELIUS ROOSEvELr No. 10 West isth st,
EoR sALE.rHk SCHOONER YACHT AGNES L. A.
fisii, Ii Nassau st.
WANTED-A sLOOP-RIGGED SAIL. boat ABOUT
W % feet long Address, giving ful particuIsrs C.
WINS. All Elm 81. Camden, y. J
10n hOAf5. WOOD AND METALLIC SPOON OARS
AVO cheap 35s south St, Go, erneur slip
STEPHEN ROBERTA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BsOLuTh DIVORCES OBTAINED fRoM DIFfRR
"A cut states Tor numerous cases; advico free.
FREDERICK KING Lawyer. No. q ST. Marks place
ONOkCEs QUIETLY ANYWHERE PAY WHEN
~ dvorecd send tor circular. AMERICAN Law
AGENCY, II Astor House.
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoLYUEAp, Aug 30, PN-Wind. NV. fresh.
PLYMOUTH. Aug 20. PN-wind NV.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-15
Amusemen9s.
LIE coNNoNKEAIrH NINsrRELs.

IRE NDAAONh kALIh AAAsIkELo-
Tomorrow, Saturday evening, Ashtabu-
las famous troupe of amateur minstrels,
are once more to appear at the Opera
House, and We feel justified in saying that
the boys are prepared to give the best en-
tertainment vet given by them. Mrs. J. S.
Fuller is to sing several ''operatic selec-
tiOns" which will undoubtedly be well ex-
eeuted, as she has given considerable at
tention, during the past year, to vocal
music, being regular attendant at the
Cleveland Conservatory of Music. The en-
tire programme is, in fact, new, and better
than ever before given.
NAT. MoRGAN's VARIETY TROUPE
of n. Y, which is to appear at the Opera
House on the evening Of the 18th, is, we
understand. a numerous one, consisting of
some 80 performers, and embracing some
Of the best in caricaiure and burlesque.
This part Of the entertainment is thrown
into the intervals between tableaux of
choice and artistic character. The enter
tainment is, as we understand, unexcep-
tionable in taste and propriety.
DANCE AT THE AsHTABULA HOUSE.
Landlord Brennan is to give private
party at his hotel, on Friday evening, Dec.
22nd, which promises to be one of the
pleasantest occasions of the kind given
this Winter.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-15
A Great National work.

The illustrated History of the Great Centen-
NAL Exhibition, with full description OF
the Great Buildings and all the objects OF
MdSnSd M1nLeaest exRlolted IN II q them By James D.
ry3ot the United States" etc. Embellished
with over 800 fine engravings of buildings
and scenes in the Great Exhibition.
The National Publishing Co. ofPhiladelphia
nave issued large and handsome volume
bearing the above title. The intense interest
every where manifested in the great Exhi-
pltlon, and the eager desire to obtain q COM
plete and connected account of 1t, will un-
questionably cause this book TO have a very
extensive sale,
This History of the Centennial Exhibition
is not dry list Of the articles exhibited It
is superb volume Of S74 pages from the pen
of one Of the most popular authors of the day,
Mr.. MoCabe received the constant and SYM
pathetic aid of the Centennial authori-
ties and enjoyed peculiar advantages In the
preparation of this work, He went note
book in hand, through every department of
the EXhioltion, and the result of his labors is
work aoouid1ng in brilliant descriptions of
the great Worlds Fair. He traces the history
OF the great enterprise from its inception to
It's triumphant closing day, He then takes us
grounds, giving brilliant accounts of every
building and other features Of interest within
them; We are taken through the Main
Building, Machinery Hail. the Agricultural
and Horticultural Halls, the Art Gallery, the
Government Building. and all the other
structures, and Onr deepest attention is held
all the time by the descriptions of the rare
and beautiful objects contained in them.
The book is written with Yigor and bril-
lianey which render it a complete and life
like picture of the great Worlds Fair, and
which makes it invaluable to all classes OF
our people To those who have visited the
exhibition 1t will be a pleasing souvenir of
their visit ndenable them to recall the mag
niheent scenes they have witnessed. To
those who could not make the Journey, the
book is necessity, for it will enable them to
enjoy the delights Ofa thorough acquaintance
with the great Exhibition in the quietude of
their homes rr-
There is not another book in print which
gives one-fOurth of the Information contain
ed in this work. 1t is superbly illustrated,
and the price is so low that all can afford to
secure copy. The book is sold by subscrip-
ion only, and the publishers want agents In
svery county.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-15
Deferred Articles
SAYRR0OK.

Eds. TeI.-The Woman's County Tenn
perance League met in the Cong1 church
on the 23d ult., p. MFRS. Streeter in
the chair-and was opened by singing and
prayer. A brief verbal report of last meet
ing was made by Mrs. Morrison; commu-
nicatiOns were read by Mrs. Streeter from
Trumbun, Austinburg, Colebrook, Harts-
grove and Conneaut, regretting the failure
to send delegates. Mrs. Morrison and
Eames gave an account of the discourage
ments in Ashtabula. A season of prayer
followed for divine aid.
9 Mrs. Cowies from Geneva, gave an en-
cOuraging account of things in that place,
although one more saloon had been opened.
Mrs. Sutherland, delegate from Say
brook, reported lively interest among the
young people. The views of the society on
the use of cider were given, followed by
Mrs, Fouts on the same subject,
The necessity of petitions for a local op-
tion law was discussed, and committee
was appointed to draft petitions and send
to every town and county for signatures.
After adjournment an entertainment
was given in the church, by the Young
Peoples Temperance Union. The exercis-
es consisted Of recitations and dialogues,
with temperance and anti-tobacco bearings.
They were varied and meritorious. The
ministers of the plsce--Messrs. Streeter
and Mizener-are essential helps in their
earnest sympathy with the cause.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
in the Congregational church, and stir
ring sermon was given by the pastor of the
Methodist church. H..
Saybrook, Dec. 8, 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-15
ELL.

Eds. Tel.-AllOw me to say to your many
readers that your correspondent ''Hig, of
Orwell, will start on the 10Th inst. for the
great city of New YORK, where he expects
to remain until April next, in the employ
of Chas. Higley & Co. I therefore take
friendly leave of the dear old TELEGRAPH,
and readers for the interval named.
A new idea of fattening COWS has been
hit upon by Erastus Griswold, a well
known farmer on the west bank of Grand
River. He has just slaughtered an old
COW which has been fatted, fit for any mar
ket, upon bhttermilk, taking her when she
was mere skeleton. Her beef is sweet,
and of excellent flavor. Oar farmers
should try the experiment.
A. h. Skinner and wife, of Windsor
Mills, intend to start on a trip to Califor-
mia soon after the holidays are over. Mr..
S. says he thinks there is better place in
this world to be found than Windsor Mills,
and is hopeful that he may find it.
A bay, yearling horse colt strayed upon
the premises of Howard Chatfee few days
ago, which the owner is requested to look
after and take away, after proving property
and paying charges. me.
Orwell, Dec. II, 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-15
MARRIED,

MENNEILEY-WILCOX- Ashtabula. Decem-
Der 18th, the residence of the brides pa
rents, by Rev. j. N. McGiffert, Mr.. VIM. B.
Menneiley to Miss Emma I. Wilcox, all of
Ashtabula,
MCCLANNIEG-SMITH-In Girard, Pa, Nov
18th, by Rev. W. Moore, Mr. Charles T. Nc
Claiming to Miss Maggie II. Smith, both Of
Ashtabula.
HOwELLs- -SToCKwELL-In Ashtabula, Dec.
9Th, by Rev. T. McCleary, Mr.. Geo. W. How
ellis to Miss Minnie NJ. Stockwell, all of Ash
tahula.
BOURER-TOMBEs-In Ashtabpla, Dec. 9th, by
Rev. ThOs. McCleary, Mr. Morris H. Bouker
to Miss Jennie Tombes, all of Ashtabula.
Saybrook on Dec 5th, by
Rev. L, Curtiss, at the home of the bride,
Daniel B. Sims and Mrs. Rebeca Harvey.
Geneva, Dec. 7th, by
Rev. S. N. Wescott Mr.. Chas B. Tyler, and
Miss Edna G. Maltby, both of Geneva,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. llarpersfield, Dec.
7th, by Rev. S. n. Wescott, Mr.. Henry d.
Brumagin, of Geneva, and Miss Lizzie s.
Wheeler, of Harpersfield.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-15
That Correction.


We notice by the last Neacs, that our
young friend, Ephraim Edward Russell
took offence at our notice of the Bonesteel
affair, Notwithstanding the fact was stated
that he was held blameless. Though the
article bears the signature of the aggrieved,
it is sufficiently evident that it had a diff
ferent paternity than the ostensible one.
Its Verbosity and long drawn out ''detonat-
ing" style, Enthusiastically show its earmarks.
We are, therefore, thrown into the Crockett
dilemma, and find ourself at a less whether
to apologize to the man or the monkey-to
the jaekass or the hyena-to the thought
full author of the Robson letter, or to the
astute and cackling student of the ''Sil-
yer bill" We can only wait further de-
yelopments.