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A proposition has been made ~ the Governor Of
Kentucky, to the Governor Of Ohio, that the Gov
ernors of the border States propose to the United
States government to become arbritrators between
the contending parties in the present difficulties
Gov. Morgan, of New York, has issued a call for
additional regiments as to make the full compile
ment of that State thirty thousand men. e.
Vermont has appropriated 81, 600 900 for the war.
The first Vermont regiment was to leave for Wash
ington on Monday. - s.'-
The Legislature Of Tennessee assembled in secret
session on the 25th The reporters are excluded.
and the contents of the Governors message are un-
known.
GOV. Magof6n Of Kentucky, has called on the
Legislature of that State to assemble on the 9th
May.
Gov. Hicks, of Maryland, has issued proclama-
ton recommending that State to occupy neutral
position.
Gov. Brown, of Geogia, has issued proclamation
prohibiting the payment of all debts to Northern
creditors till the end of hostilities.
Lincolns government is transporting troops from
Annapolis to Washington. There are some twenty
thousands troops in the latter place, and many more
on the way.
The steamer Adelaide of the Norfolk Line, was
fired at BY the steamship Harriet Lane, on Friday
night off tho Rappahannock in Chesapeake Bay,
boarded, but allowed to proceed.
Gen. Harvey was arrested at Harpers Ferry, on
Thursday last by the Virginia authorities, and ia
ken to Richmond. After brief interview the Gov
ernor discharged him.
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The work at Fort Macon is now pretty well cleaned
up. We notice about 80 or 40 negroes going up
yesterday morning, there being nothing farther for
them to do We understand from gentleman up
recently, that Col. Tew the eommandant announces
himself ready now to give odd Abe and his hire
lings hospitable welcome. Progress.
RoxANcE or REAL L1rE.-Our noble friend, Geor-
&c B. Young. hearing Saturday morning that his
company, :he City Light Guards, had received
marching orders, was united at noon to the chosen
partner Of his joys and sorrows, placed her under
The protection Of his family, and at o'clock in the
afternoon, his face wreathed in smiles and wet with
tears took leave of his relatives and friends to share
the fortunes Of his company in Virginia. This
exhibition Of sefsacricng patriotism warrants the
assurance that he will perform prodiges Of vaor
turn to enjoy the happiness with which the vicis.
STUDIES Of war have SO rudely interfered - olum-
bus (Ga) San
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WHAT LINCOLN EXPECTS TO D0.-The National
Republican, of Washington, the organ of Lincoln
says:
There is to be no peace except upon the basis of
the unqualified submission of those in revolt There
is to be no recognition of any pretended Southern
Confederacy. there is to be peaceable assent to
be maintained in that plain, straight. forward way
in which all governments are maintained, By coer-
eion The leaders of this conspiracy are to be driv-
en- out of the country, or to be hanged, and never
did conspirators anywhere and at any time, more
richly deserve the fate which awaits them"
This, then, is the programme. Lincoln will have
to put down and hang the people of fifteen States.
He will have lively time of it We predict that
Lincoln and his government will be in Albany, New
York, before the close of the ensuing summer
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NEGROES VoLuNrEErNG-About fifty free negroes
in Amelia county have offered themselves to the
Government for any service. ~
Incur neighboring city Of Petersburg, twohundrsd
free negroes offered for any work that might b ~
signed to them, either to fight under white ci8cefs
dig bitches or anything that could show their desire
to serve Old Virginia. In the same city, q Desrc
hackman came to bis master, and insisted, With
tears in his eyes, that be should accept all his San
ings, 500, to help equip the volunteers. The RI
negroes of Chesterfield have made similar prneqi
ton. Such is the spirit, among bond md
through thewhole of the State The fool1and eoeu4s
drels who calculate on different ssate Of
win soon discover their mistake --1iak Ds.6sdk
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Montgomery, april %. (

No reason yet to change former instructions.
Our policy is not to violate hospitality. Let vessels
engaged in private commerce 60 until war is de-
clared by Congress. c. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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foRks LfeHr ISSAsrss. Another COMPANY has
been formed in Wake, and rendered to The Governor
1t is a Company Of Infantry r. ", York, Captain
1t is composedof young men, nesri, al Of whom
are excellent marksnsn. NJ York, liks = true p..
triOt as he is, has suspepdsd BIZ school md .l.n
the field at the head Of LIZ conpsny, soihs A.
teen q bis students belong to sths CcnpanY.
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The CAPE FEAR RIFLENEN-This gallant company
stationed at Fort Caswel and which is composed of
mechanics some of whom are the best in this part
of the country is doing the State invaluable service
We learn that more than thirty members have been
detailed for civil duty in the last few days. Fifteen
are at work on the Manchester Railroad, running
trains and in the machine shops others at the
foundries casting balls &c.-others still building
sheds, &C., one is engineer on the Uncle Ben. and
more are expecting orders every hour. The re-
mainder Of the company getting uneasy for fear
they will not have chance to fight They will,
however, cheeruly serve the State in whatever ca
pacity is deemed best, and like true soldiers are
always ready to obey orders Wilmington Herald
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North Carolina, graduate of Wake Forest College,
and an able minister in the Baptist Church.
w The following suggestions, from highly in.
telgent source, are commended 70 the attention of
the Legislature now in session.
For the Standard.
Mr.. HOLDEN: The question now most frequently
propounded is, what will the Legislature do! I
hope the members of that honorable body will par.
don me for suggesting the policy which think is
clearly indicated by the circumstances by which
are surrounded
The public sentiment of the State now demands
that Convention shall be called at the earliest pc
rod practicable, for the purpose of enabling the peo
pie in their sovereign capacity to dissolve their con-
nection with the general government in the same
formal and digni6ed manner in which it was made
l. therefore, suggest that bill be passed through
both branches of General Assembly on the first or
second day Of the session, ordering an election for
delegates to Convention to be held the fourteenth
day after its ratification, and calling the delegates
together in Convention on the sixth day after the
election, so that the Convention may be in session
on the twentieth day after the passage of the BILL in
strict conformity with the provisions of our State
Constitution. The means for prosecuting the war
in which we are engaged must also be provided by
the Legislature, and suggest with due Difference to
the opinions of Others the issuing of Treasury notes.
in sums of from five to one hundred dollars recev-
able in payment of taxes and other debts, thereby
making them safe circulating medium which may
be paid out by the Treasurer in defraying the ex-
tenses of our army. Treasury notes issued upon
the faith and credit of the State would command the
confidence of the people, furnish safe and conve-
nient circulating medium, and what is Of equal i'm
portance would obviate the necessity of increasing
the taxes during the progress Of the war, which is
matter not to be overlooked neglected. 1t would
also relieve the banks from the necessity of furnishing
means to the State and thereby enable them to at:
ford very great relief to the people at time when
they will very much need it Another important
advantage will be that 1t will the interest which
must be paid if money is borrowed from either banks
or individuals The Legislature should also declare
in the most solemn manner the unalterable deter
mination Of our people never to pay any portion OF
The debt OF the United States government incurred
since the fourth day Of March last the proceeds Of
which debt are now being used to subjugate and de-
grade the South These suggestions are respectful
" submitted for the consideration of our Legisla
tors as proper and necessary for the promotion Of
our interest," the preservation of our rights and the
protection of our honor. A. B.
April 9th, 1861.
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Lou1s1ArA.-Great preparations are in progress
for the defence Of New Orleans The City Council
has appropriated $200,0 900 for the purpose. Gov
Moore issued proclamation on 10th inst, for 900
men, Petersburg Ezpress
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John Bell of Tennessee, made secession speech
at Nashville few days ago.
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The BURKE RIrLEs.-Just IS we went to press the
Burke Rifles, body Of stalwart men 90 in number,
marched by our Office on their way to the Encamp-
ment,-Moulton Avery, Captain. Three cheers for
the mountain boys
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The experiment of casting cannon has been com.
menced at Memphis, Tenn.
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NoRrH.C CAROLINA SHALL Nor%--We are gisd to
see That North Carolina small notes Of the denoui-
nation of one, two three and four dollars are freely
passing current in onr community. They are GER
tAinly : great convenience, particularly in times
like these, when silver and gold is worth from u to
IL per cent So says the Norfolk Herald of yes
terday. It affords pleasure to add, that the same
is the case here The North Carolina notes are just
as good q 50 much gold. There are no sopnder or
better conducted banks in the world thsn those Of
North Carolina Petersburg Eaprsss j; 4
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az We are under obligations 70 Adams Express
Company for copies of the late Baltimore and New
York papers. ~ ~,
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NJOTICE.-I SHALL SELL ALL ARTICLES KEPT
II by for Cash only unless special contract 10 made
otherwise, from and after this date -,
Raleipb April 23d 1851. k2-H
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FRUIT CRoP. The prospect for an abundant fruit
crop is altogether fatterng Peaches apples, pears
pums indeed everything in the shape Of fruit will
be plentiful the ensuing season. if no blasting frost
should occur to cut off the present prospect Ashe
pile Spectator
In Wake and adjoining counties fruit of all kinds
killed except apples; and even these are generally
injured. Plant melons; there will be no other
fruit -,
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BIBLICAL REcoRDER.-Rev. j. j. James, editor and
proprietor of the Biblical Recorder, has sold that
journal to Rev. j. D. Hufham, who entered upon
his duties last week. Mr.. Huffman is a native of
North Carolina, graduate of Wake Forest College,
and an able minister in the Baptist Church.
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S"rATTg sPRCugE PILLS CURE PERhAs..
nsnty with dispatsb. Thsr early use Will are e
pena:s. ana much uhssy They are complete -
sginE :uecee Serfssly re under Ill eiieumstsneee
w. ior msis q 1all aSd entirely free from tass ard
:sf fHes ~, Ssat " mail including sismps frst q
80, Il WYATT, Druggist and Aposbees.y ~ !, x
Z NeG les nd 1888 Main ST. Saliebur!. n
~ Narch !, 1esl. 96-w&swSnA - =
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"YATTss PULMOfIC BALSAI-rHaJs
w invaluable Compound has bean 10 saocessf6l -
for more than 20 years has cured hundreds vhs 49,
whom had abandoned al hupsa Yet they srs ncr =.
stored 70 Vigorous health atsr having been gvs4 Sp
such - pain in the breast splitting Of nc peirfulaa
excessive mucus .asthws, &c salS-
ing old and stubc1 cough and fof kS t al 6onssmD.
tives. Price q per bottle. Prepared ~ 1Ss =
- w: b. WYATT, DrnIstst ana AtotSecsry,
March !, 1851. SS-vSsxsn.. 8.
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Tor HlRE.-A rIRsfRAfsc ARpENrER.-roR
SALE. avery fne yolne MAZE Apply 70 )
~ " ~ f.fptft.si ss.9sss5t Il, BURKE HAYWOOD.
Apils 1891. ss:,; asssasE n, a 81 37--w&swtf
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THE Oak city H0usE.

THE oak CITY H0USE,
4 OPPOSITE THE POST OFPloEJ
RALEIGH, N. c..
NVHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITfED
u and newly fnrDshed in elegant style and Mr. NON
TAGUE late Of WILMINGTON, has opened o. lie seeosd
floor, 49,. Fl. :al...-- - ~ alts2. + 2slal
WIZ TWO = 80. s'7t 500
PHELAN'S PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION "a.
TABLES. !. ~
This Establishment under new as.aAesznsnt has Ssen
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS, WINES. sEGARS,
the CASH plap BY competent end obfxipg MsnAksrs
N. B. Walter H. TsylorS Old London Dock Brady
and the famous Reading Ale always On drasght rl. s
~ Snacks Served at ell Hours. - bssl
FREE LUNCH giysu dailI . u o'sseeL..
.as-- .lt3s5.ss-s n. @. LOU0xx y On III
March Is, 1851. .sAsrs - tS--W6Sa5L W
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Vanity Fair for this week has a capital
illustration of France patronizing the South.
ern Confederacy. Jeff Davis is represent.
ed as a little boy standing on a keg Of gun.
powder supported by bale Of Cotton.
Beside him stands Napoleon, who looks at
the little fellow with q semi. patronzng,
semi.contemptuouS air, and addresses him
as follows "Hal hal my lettle Tony
Thumb Of Davis ven you grow so big and
walk all alone, you shall be great friends
withme."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

TREES AND SHRUBs.-We refer TO the adver.
tisement of Messrs StorrS & Harrison, Paines-
vile, who are offering the products of their ex-
tensiVe nurseries on favorable terms. No bet
ter collection of trees, shrubs, plants and flow
ers can be found, and it would be equally diff
cult to find more honorable gentlemen TO deal
with. Persons wanting to make small bills
which will not warrant visit To the grounds,
may leave them at this Office, and will receive
ready attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

A CARD.-HoN j. II. G1DDiNs, while recently
at Washington received assurances from the
Hon. Secretary OF War, that he would accept
the services ofa regiment ofinlantry iftendered
the governmet from this part of the State, and
1t remains to se determined whethed the propo-
sed regiment shall be raised and accepted in
the Geld2
To consult on this subject, Mr.. @. invites
gentlemen who take an interest in it to meet at
his house at 2 o'clock, p. M on Thursday the
25th inst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

GoNR--Messrs Coe, HENNEssr and Gill,
members Of the Panesvillo Coronet Band with
oil the Instruments) have gone TO the war. Prof
Eliman and others taking the place Of those 10
the band who could not go. They were all nc.
companed by Major Easement, and are now
with the 9TH Regiment 10 Virginia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

NEW Law FIRM-Alessrs. Cook & PRATT
III card announce their connection in q bust
ness firm, located in the village over Morrison's
store. Mr. Pratt is young man but recently
admitted, havngread law in the Office of NJ Messrs.
Sherman & Farmer, aud bids fair to make his
mark in the profession. Mr.. Cook is we'll known
to our citizens as gentleman of considera BILE
professional experience, and ability.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

DEATH OF Mrs. LoNGFELLow.- - The wife
Of Prof. Longfelow, who was so terribly
burned from her clothes catching fire few
evenings since, died at noon on Wednesday.
Prof Longfelow, who was himself badly
burned in attempting to save his wife, is
not dangerously injured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Hons GaARDs D1sBANDED Our citizens will
regret with us TO hear Of the disbanding Of
this corps. While they stood valiOntly forth,
at once the terror of secession, and the securi-
ty Of our wives and children wars and rumors
of wars, passed by us like the idle wind But
who shall guard the sanctity of our homes, aud
who will watch over and shield slumberiug and
unconscious innocence now alas who ?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

We have received the following items
from Columbus
We understand Gov. Dennison has deter.
mined to I'LL all vacancies in the 3 years
regiments by appointment. The organiza.
ton of the 9th Regiment at Camp Denni.
son was completed on Monday. ii. G. De.
Puy, Colonel @. A Park, Lieut.. Colonel;
Franklin Sawyer, Major Park was pro.
noted from the Majorshp aud Sawyer from
the Captalncy of Il company.
Adjutant General Buckingham's Order
No. 20, respecting the transfer of Compan.
les for four Ohio regiments into years
service has been suspended at the request
of Gen. Mcclellan. The order was publish
ed few days ago. We are informed that
no damaging delay, will result from this
suspension, as the basis Of the organization
will not be changed.
Ohio PaymaSter Phelps has returned to
Columbus from Virginia where he paid off
the 18th and l5,h, Regiments for one
months service. The other Ohio regiments
will be Immediately served, in like man.
ner
We are informed that letters to Gov
DennlSon from prominent citizens on the
Ohio aud Virginia borders fully sustain the
statements Of Lieut. Nebling that The reb
els ia Kauawha Valley have destroyed IL
large amount of property.
Miss Elizabeth Richards of Tuscarawas
Co. has been appointed hospital nurse at
Camp Chase.
Capt. Pfaus company of Cavalry arriv-
ed at Columbus on Monday night. 1t will
be encampcd at Camp Chase for drill, and
will be completely armed aud equipped be,
fore being sent into the Geld
Other cavalry companies have been or.
dered to Columbus. - Cincinnati CuzekLe.
B@-The Government has purchased in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

COYEEAUT SCHooLs.-We ask attention 10
the adv. ofthese schools, with which it will be
seen Prof. Haywood has become connected. The
reputation Of the Prof will impart to them
q favorable prestige
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Loss OF HOtr.--Much Of this deprivation is caused by
neglect after illness, some other temporary drain up
'1e Iolees at the root of the hair. Dr. Bengham, Of
mas identified his great with Stimulating
invented by him expressly TO such emergen-
tLeS Messrs H. j. Hegeman Co.. of New York nov have
Ie Hgeney IoT the American continent This is quite
noiet Of the universal reputation of the
h"ele' See thelr advertisement 2m602
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

A young handsome aud welldressod Ia
dy was detained at the Relay House day
or two ago, and upon being searched, let.
ters of much Importance to the rebel lend.
ers from sympathzers near the Government.
were found on the inside of the neither gar
ment. She was sent back to Washington in
custody.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Capt. CABIN Of the Couneaut Artillery has
received encouragement from the Quartermas-
ter of the state that his company will be called to
supply any vacancy OccasiOned by the retire
men' OF the three months companys now in ser.
VicP
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

mathews' Venetian Liquid Hair Dye
Acknowledged by all 70 be the plus ultra Cheapest in the
world Easily applied works to a charm. Produces any
shade that may be desired Restores gray hair 10 It's original
color does not dry scorch the hair produces
coloone that will neither fade crock or wash out Been In
use IoI hiteen years Always gives complete satisfaction.
eR@ Remember the hest, well as the cheapest For
sale by all Druggists. Prepared only By
A. l. MATHEWS, Druggist Buffalo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20
voo,I 1n.truction for Juv.niIes.

"A School for Improvement IN V Nocal Mu-
sic win he opened under the direction of Mrs FRANCES
sCROGGS at emplars Hail. IN this village Saturday the
27th commencing at O'Clock, p where children and
youth Of under the Of TO- avail themselves
N O essons giving sbou two week. for the nominal u
a. Parents wihtng TO raoue the class, viii please beeu
with the opening, oF@ hhS' T. etkOIts'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Some interest is felt TO hear more in detail Of
the result of the engagement at Rich Mountain,
as it is supposed that the 18th Ohio were 10 this
brush, and may have suffered.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

AN INDIGNATION Meeting is called in the Sen,
tinei to meet at Rock Creek on Saturday eve.
ming in reference to the fugitive slave case and
the conduct of Gen. Fitch.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Musical InstruC tiOn.-ProL T. II. HorKINs may
be found at his residence third house west Of Episcopal Par
sonAge Instruction Room upstairs, with outside entrance
Prof Hopkins vii be assisted by Mrs Hopkins Home nstruc-
on only will occupy the intention Of Mr. H. An instrument
vii be furnished to those who wish to practice upon the piano
Instruction will be given in Vocal Music upon Piano and
Melodeon, and also in Harmony Terms moderate
Ashtabula Dec. 1850. 575
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

We hear fayOrable repor is of the quality of
the wheat crop now nearly ready for the cradle.
Bust and insect depredatous are very limited.
Oats are also doing well-much better thaR
fears Of many previous to the late rains.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20
wAsoIsr's Water Drawer.

We speak from experience, and say it is
domestic necessity for any one who has well
or cistern. For popular favor it has no rival
Of its age, and it we'll deserves the favor it has
wou.- Clertiaad Plain Dealer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

A Bill for the relief Of the Ohio Volunteers
passed the House on the 18th, computing their
time Of service from their arrival at rendezvous,
instead Of the time when sworn in, which was
twelve days afterwards.
Thursday evenings news is not Of unusual in-
,eraat
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Closing up my Present Business.

AL M harng unsettled accounts whether In my favor
o u spectiuly requested call and settle the ,oue
at the earliest opportunity Those having Notes Sn,i5 NH
ooge M much by adjusting the same with cash or produce
with many thanks To my numerous customers and tisnds
!o hu PAL onaPe and many other Gvos for 50 long
tern t ~, yeSrs' 5 90, remain respectfully &c.
% Sung ~ I,gI, GEO. WILLARD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Pillow SUPERcEDED.-It seems that the
confederates have no confidence in "the
sword of Gideon" Poor Pillow is incon,iu.
emily laid inside, aud 1--WE presume) better
man appointed to bis place. Such is the
fate Of war
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MARRIED..

In Harpersfed the 10th Of June Mrs LUcY A. DopGE
to Mr., WILLIAM JOHNSON, all Of Trunbu
In Coneaut on the llth inst, by Rev. p W. MILL Mrs EL-
yIRA CLARK to Mr.. DAVID PHILLIPs.
In Jefferson, by A. D. Old the 18th day Of July 1861
MISS MARY SAITH, to Mr. |. l., Brown
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

HoEATIo LUCE, son of Emory Luce, hods,the
place vacated by Orderly Go(f, in Comp. l. 10Th
regiment.