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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

u,on,e Mr. Cameron's report viii also
probably contain recopmsnessslo,ns s,,n.. 'ss y.
win 10 far to abolish the distinctions "
tween regulars and volunteers. Amgue
,hsss viii be the repeal Of the regulation
whicb confers raNk on the regular ONCE
ever The volunteer Of the same grade, leav
inc Il 10 be determined by seniority accord
i,s, 10 date of commission.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30


SUCCESS IN BusISEss.--The grand secret
of success in business is to stick 10 one
thing. Who ever knew anybody to.do this
for ten years, without accomplishing his
ends ? Continual drophing wears away
the rock /; the highest obstacles become at
length as cobweb barriers before never
tagging energy .o1a fa1aH '7'
Go out in spring, when the sun is yet
far distant. and you can scarcely feel the
| influence Of his beams, scattered as they
are over the wide, faee Of creation but col
lect those beams ina focus. and they kindl'
up fame in an instant So the man tina
squanders his talepts and, bis strength OF
many things will fail to make an impression
4 with either f; bnt let him draw them to
| point---let him strike at single object
aud it ill yield before him"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
An ESCAPED Prisoner's story.

Dr. Stephen Hagadorn, Of Bath, N. X.
who was captured by the rebels, at Bull
Run, has escaped aud returned home. A
correspondent Of the Rochester Democrat
tells his story:
rDr. Hagadorn went to Bull Run to
look after q son who was q private IN the
od Wisconsin volunteers. lie was taken
oboSt midway between Bull Run aud Cen.
torville lie saw that the was cut off and
must be taken and raised white handker-
chief upou an umbrella to prevent being
shot A rebel horseman came mp and de-
manded where be was from, aud on learn
inc that he was civilian from N. I ex'
claimed 'D--n you, what business have
you TO raise q flag Of truce aud leveiling
his pistol said I've q great mind to shoot
you'i Finally Hagadoru was ordered 10
mount behind tho rebel, and in attempting
TO do SO from the ground lost bis
hat which be was not allowed to pick up
While irving to mount, the savage STRUCK
bockwarks with bis sword, cutting gasl
in DIR. Hagadorn's forehead which lied fire ,
Iv. A foolman handed him bis hat and Or
Hapadorn rode in this way for short dis
tauce. wheu he was set down and marched
part Of the way upon q run. to Manassas
where they arrived at about 10 o'clock n
night. lie met Mr.. Ely there, but he say
but little Of him until after their arrival u
Richmond |.
lie reptrts that quite q number of th
soldiers have died, but all are now in bette
health since the weather became colder
Their condition in some respects is mise
able. Yermiu iufest the prisons, and th
person cannot be kepE clear of them. Nj,
ny are without shirts, while their otht
garments. scarcely cover their person
Those " ho have money are at liberty
} provide extra clolhiug aud food for ther
| selves. ....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

BRITISH VESSELS WITH REBEL Arms. A
confidential dispatches, taken at HiIon
Head, urged the Rebel authorities there to
be on the lookout for British vessels laden
With arms and munitions of war. and men,
toned the interesting fact that the signal
fag of a very large expected steamer would
be "a blue flag, with the Isle Of Man arms
three huma legs in the center in white.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Commercial School.
THE Undersigned proposes to open an
ii ptfnNtTNn' 'erIinOT

HNHE Undersigned proposes TO open an
EVENING SCHOOL,
at the Room Stephen Halle Sole the 18th Instant
for the purpose OF giving pstrpetpn n bookkeeping In
Double and Single Entry and In Practical PenmanshiP
Ills long experience Book Keeping, and also as teacher
in one Of the FIRST Commercial Coegesin IN the county, VIII
ear be obtained 10 any OF hs long standing schools Of
cities and expense the TERMS being within the
zach Of aost every Young But young ladies should
~ sunenty acanainted with the manner Of keeping
counts and Of business qualify them for the actual du-
are called 10 the battle ed viii not many Of the duties
heretofore devoyng upon them fall upon the women Of oa
land then they should be educated Tor this purpose ao
tbIs opportunity should not be neglected
Any person Of an ordinary school education, quAneo
this branch ofnsucon Each one will be tAught hepAi@
| ly and commence at any time -. -. A.
TERMs-I2 weeks of4 evening" week, from che ee "a V ~
| student cOmmenceB,
ANY Information will b given application r M ~ ~
Eonbsr 81 bis Foom a hid xsFdsnes ne5' ssAsrMIH
/ p kollih Eco a. ~ S6co
! AIhbabuia Nov eth 1881. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

WEs1ERN DWE IoK. The committee ap'
pointed to invastigate the claims against
the government, have been in session at ST
Louis about three weeks. claims amount
ing to over So, ,OOo, 600 have been presented
for approval Great numbers Of witness
ss are examined daily, and great numbers
Of claims are still coming forward. The
work before the committee takes rather
formidable shape, and promises to hold on
iOs some time to ecme
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

LEADING OFF.-It Is in no wise diagree'
able to watch the course Of ou7 old line
democrats as they lead of. in the policy OF
crushing out slavery with the same means
employed to crush the rebellion. Though
some of our par excellance abolitioniSts are
thrown into the shade, we shall neVerlbe-
less utter no complaint at being placed in
the train Of such men as of the old dino
cratic school, as Gen. Butler, Gen. Burn
side, Col Cochrane, and Hon. George Ban
croft, who are astonishing the country with
their out-spoken and manly sentiments.
The Providence Journal is q little taken
abaek by the bolaness of their sentiments
and thus expresses itselfs
It's very hard for US Black Republican
to keep up with the Breckinridge Demo
Gratis on the negro question, as new phases
Of it are developed by the war but we ar,
willing to walk behind, when men who 1
year ago we're in favor Of extending SLAYER!
iuto Rhode Island, now talk of abolishinG
it in South Carolina. Don't be too fas
gentlemen. Read the Lil'erator and learI
prudence listen to Wendhl Phillips ant
he moderate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

While Gen. Fremont was in. command
in Missouri, his enemies alleged that au i'm
proper use was made of the telegraph,
which, we are told, was not always allowed
to report the truth and, if so, the system
still remains unchanged, notwithstanding
bis removal A despatch, from. our special
correspondent at Springfield, describing the
scene on his rcSigning his command, was
suppressed by the military authorities at
St. Louis. We also hear from the friend:
of Gen. Fremont in, this qpprter that they
find it impossible to send 10 hiul the simplest
inquiry by telegraph, Or TO receive any com
municatiOn from him through that channel
/ VI tH' NJ Y Tribune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

OPERATIONS OF SCOUTING PARrY.-A
scouting party Of $50 cavalry, seat out by
Gen. Mccall on the 24;h, went as Gg as
Draiuesville, about half way from his camp
to Lcesburg, and returned without seeing
any signs of the enemy, who WIS in such
force in the ncighborhood on the day pre-
ceding the memorable battle Of Balls Bluf
that it was thought advisable for Gen Nc
Call to use his whole force iR making re
connoisance. At that time. he. encounter
ed and drove in the Rebel piekets scvera
\ times ----- IL IL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Master Coslmy's Sale Of Real Estate.
Ashtabula Common Pleas---Jupe Term, 1861.
Joel n. TAOmas ps. Erassus. G. Strong.
10y Virtue Of en- Order Of Sale duly issu-
40 ed from said Court In the above ceso 70 me directed
will offer for sale BY way Of public auction AZ the Door
the Court Hoase In Jefferson, Ashtabua County Ohio on
Monday the 25th day Of N'Ov. A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock said day. oov
ing described Real Estate, to wits
Situate in the tovnshpa Plymouth and ssybrook, county
the third d fourth range Of townships In the Connecticut
Reserve called being part Of the north o. lot
Number ATTY In the Township OF brook and bounded East
the Plymouth Township line the South by land decided
10 Andrew Wiley West by lot Number 51 hy that
ue drawn said Weys land ~ O5 to stake, thence
above grnnteAADd described premises TO be parallel TO the
north line OF said lot number go and to contain 80 Of
land.
Also other piece parcel Of land situate In the town
shin Of Asabua bounded described follows, 10
wit the township line between SaybroOk and Fly
mouth above described south by land deed
ed by Timothy Strong Moses Cross and John NJ Faulkner
north along Daniel Hubbard land 5O9 10 the north east
nerof lot Number as 70 the centre Of the turnpike road
thence south along the centre Of said road 90 thence Me
10 the township lne containing seventy acres OF and being
the north part of lot number as excepting reservation
five to Timothy Strong the north line OF said o
number as west from the turnpike road TO the township nS
parallel with h other the two lots 70 contain l0
Strong by Timothy strong and November oth ls4 and
recorded In Ashtbua county records vol 50, blS ant
| 5is, arpiAised at 81 500 WM. HENDRY,
5t6lS86 25 Special Master Commissioner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
DNsssanI1atIOn Of the Rebels in Easter"
.I.|I-.H tuH virgI8tae
BALTIMORE Nov. %, 1871

BALTIMORE Nov. ~, looA'
Gen. Dix received dispatches to-day ad'
vising him that the disorganizatlon OF tue
rebel forces was probably complete through
out the peninsula. The \. \. 9th A3uaHes'
the 9I,t Indiana, and part of NimmS Light
Artillery moved on toward Eastvtle, the
county seat of Northampton, on the 2Oth'
the 4ih Wisconsin and 18th Mass, are at
MmmondSi own.
Two rebel officers had been arrested, and
two iron cannon had been taken. Capt,
Richards cavalry had been dispatched, be-
fore the messenger left, to take. possession
of six brass cannon known to be near the
Town Of Only on OnnncOck Iulet, Govern
or Wise's old residence, and had no douo
succeeded in doing so. .ra.
Col. Smith, cemmaudor OF the Rebel fpr
ces. and some of his officers, were trying tt
escape from the lower extremity OF North
ampton, but Flag Officer Goldsbcroush mas
at Gen. Dix's request, put the whoie Sno'e
under surveillance, and it is believed 'na'
they i'll oil be captured if they do not sur
| render
In addition. to this force assigned to the
service by Commodore Goldsboroush, th'
revenue steamer Hercules, Lieut.. Coffin
has bccn placed under Gen. Dix's orders b!
the Treasury Department, and Capt. u
Gown, with the Reliance and the Tiger,
also watching portions Of: the COAST on ;h
bay side. gtl ,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

An agent IS now at Washington from
the Chicago District, authorised by the Go
veruor of illinois TO coufer with the Presi'
dent in regard to fOrtifying the Straits oi
Mackinaw and the establishment of Ma
val dep OF at Chicago. .----.-..-r ----
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
The ,,o0msbin North Star, which arri,

The steamship North Star, which arrlv'
cd at N. Y. on the 25th from Asplnwall,
had on board 500 troops from California.
They are under the command Of Col. II.
G Buchanan. The officers are suspected
of being strongly tainted with treason, and
Adit. Scott was arrested on his arrival
and given over to the Superintendent o
Police, but afterward released on pa'roI,e
The privates, as has been the case since 'n'
commencement of the Rebellion, are hrml.
loyal, submitting rheerfully to extraordina
ry hardships imposed through the Su'Ay "
temper of treasonable officers. a..r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

information comes from OsceolO, Mo.
that Price with his army has crossed the
Usage river and was advancing towards
that town Since the inaugura'icn OF the
retrograde movement, and the humane and
amiable policy of not resistance by the go
vcrnment, we have repeated information o.
the confidence and license of the rebels, aud
the renewed persecution TO which the 10y
al citizens are subjected Shall We not bear
from Gen. HalIock soon, and that the in
terests OF the Union men are protected,
the honor the government vindicated, and
lawless xialapce. checked and punished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

YANCEY DowNHEARTED --NothwiIhstahu'
ing his invitation to dinner Win the FISH
mopgers' Company, Yaucey is still in poor
spirits He writes by the last steamer that
he had "uo present hopes Of success in his
mission to foreign powers. JEFF. Davis's
Message shows plainly enough that bis 9th
er emissaries abroad have sent home equal
Iy discouraging reports.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

County meetings are at once to be held
for the purpose of bringing that part Of
Virginia back to her allegiance to the Ma
tional Government. The light at Cape
Charles has been restored, and mail facilit
les are about to he given.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad i, is
now thought will soon be opened again tor
travel. Gov. Pierpont aud the gentleman,
ly agent at Wheeling, Mr.. Ford, have been
to Washington, on behalf of the company
and have succeeded in their mission so wei
rs to go home encouraged that the desired
end will soon be attained.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

WIPrNG oUE-Gen Sherman has orderod
that the fort on Hilton Head, Port Royal,
heretofore known as Fort Walker, now to
bs called Fort Wells" and that on Bay
Point, heretofore called Fort Beauregard
viii now be called "Fori Seward"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AsHTABU La
saturday Morning, nevember 80, 1851,

The xxxyIuh Congress convenss at Wash
IngsOn fOriits frst regular session on Mon
day next Senator Wade is accompanied
satho Oapiloliby his family.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
AnvANcE rowARp rHE KEBEl. LINE'.-

ADVANCE TOWARD THE REbEh LIN
On Friday, portion Of the New Jersey
BRIGADE. under Gen. Franklin, went to
Snrine6eld Station, and one regiment from
Cen. Heintzclman's command proceeded TO
Burke's Station, on the Orange and Al
exandria Railroad--the latter IA miles
from Alexandria. There was no evidence
Of the enemy near either place. The 81
New.J Jersey Regiment remained ct Spring
field during the night, and returned to the
quarters the next morning The picket'
from Gen. Heintzelmun's Division daily
visit Oceoquan Crock, about l6 miles be
low Alexandria. ... '.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

NEw YoRk. Nov. 2T.-The TribuneS des-
match saws The reports sent about Blenkers
resiqnatlon are incorrect. Gen. McCclleH and
Ble6kers own command have the greatest con-
| 6dence in him, and his resignation would not be
! accented IL offered. The affair grew out OF
| letter sent by Gen. Beuker to Gen. McClellen
] which contained expressions that MeClenen
rebunked him for, but said he presumed It was
Blenkers imperfect knowledge Of the English
that caused the improper expressions. The al
fair is considered satisfactorily settled.
Capt Bell with between two and three COM
pauies of Col. Averill's Sd PennsylvsRia GavaI
| ry, reconnoiteriug. betweeu Nieuna aBd Han
D enemy in the woods on both sides Of the 70 ad
e Five yoleys were fred before ourtroops. press
ed by the superios force Of the enemy ie
back. ..... ..-....--.. .r
A courier brought this news TO Gen Porter
to whose division the party belonged. lie sen
forward the 9th Mass. 4th Mich. Grifin's Bal
terry, and two moEe companies from Col. Aver
: ills Cavalry. At dusk ALL Of the troops return
} ed.
Before the renforcements REACHED Capt Bel
: he was again attacked by the euemy, who at
0 tempted TO cut him off Shots were agaiG ex
, changed The rebel commander was shot am
fell from his horse, which galioped within on
lines aud was caught About a doZen OF on
IS men dropped aud were necessarily left on tn
D field. Lieutenant Ford and 45 uen, aud all O
q Col Averill's cavalry are miss ng. Orderl
a Parkers horse was killed. and the rider iniureC
a The enemy were dressed in dark blue, with cap
= They did not wait for the encounter with ou
reiniorcements
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

INsPEcroR OF CAvALRY.-Gen. Havelock
has been appointed Inspector of Cavalry,
an Office which he filled in the British
Army. ,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Nrw YoRK. NoY. %.


AKey West letter states that I 10 priva'
teer Beauregard made no resistance. que
was commanded by Capt. Gilbert bay,
aud was captured one hundred miles from
Abaco. She threw overheard most OF her
ammunition. Sc She had met no vessels
aud had not even fred gun since she left
Charleston.
The vessel captured by the Connecticut
mas the schooner Adalaide, Of Nassau
Che wos bound to Savannah and had sew
eraI cases of swords aboard, and her purser
was Lieut.. Hardy of the Confederate ar
N.Y.
The. steamer Isabel is represented 10 be
nearly ready for her armament at Challes
ton. She will be commanded by Capt
Rollins.
Ii is understood that Capt. d. d. Por-
,er's visit to the city last week was connect
ed with the outfit Of small mortar carry
ing feet. Some twelve schoOners at that
port, owned by the Government, aud al
ready fitted for ordinary armaments, are
now additionally strengthening SO aS TO
| carry some of them one and some OF then
two gigantic mortars, some OF them weigh
ing nearly $4,000 pounds each these YES
sells are nearly ready for service.
The government has just purchased Van
derbilt's Staten Island Ferry Boats west
! 6oId and Clifton. They are the finest boats
! On any ferry line running from the city,
and capable Of carrying three to ionr thou
sand men, with u considerable battery,
while drawing between Ave and six feet Of
water. RS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Parsons Union paper. The rogue and
traitor is safely Gagged and should be secure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

The ARREsr or mason AND SLIpEhL.--
Much speculation continues TO be indulg-
ed in relative 10 the Mason and Slidell
question. So far as can be ascertain, the
Minister Of her Britannia Mejesty's Govern
meut has taken no action whatever upon the
subject, but will probably await Instructions,
or has there been even On informal couver-
sation between him and the proper Depart
ment concerning it. Those who are inti-
mately acquainted with Lord Lyons believe
that In this as in other matters be has OBJ.
served his usual discretion in rofrOining
from premature expressions OF opinions.
VIRGINIA POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS The
Post Office Department is making arrange
ments for re.establjshment Post Offices il
Accomac and Northampton Counties, Yir
| ginia
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

Three removes are said to be as bad Se 2
Gre. The rebel Congress is travelling rapid
" to this conasgration. II moved osoe
from Montgomery to Richmond i has lpst
decided to move again from Richmond to
Nashville A sharp Gre in the rear viii
very likely soon expedite It's ,hlrd remove ,
and thus prove the truth OF ,he "H"g
Advices from the Southern c''iss--l'icn' -,
mond, Charleston, Sav"nn"h, M'mph's'
New. orleans-rrpresN. the people, to
man as frightened even TO the en" 'cr'ng
Of their teeth. A feurfnl anticipation o
ovi from the seaboard has stricken then
with panic. IL. ---
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

New York, by private naunifGenOo, Is
fitting out q cargo Of provisions for Halter
as Inlet, to be distributed to. desti:u 10y
al citizens Of North Carolina.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30

During the whole one hundred days Of
Gen. Fremont's command 10 Missouri, we
believe that only one application was made
to him for the recaptSse 81 fugitive slave.
The proprietors Of that sort OF runaway
property seemed TO understand by instinct
that he was noI rhc man for their business.
40 sooner had he been removed. however,
than bis successor found a large part Of bis
tins oc, ,V,ied wi;b such applications,
The Euu, from Liverpool aud Queens
town on the 18th and l4th insts., arrived
at N. Y. on Sunday with latter news
The Mexican Expedition is q topic Of mucl
interest Just now. 1t is expected that Q
a secret convention exists between France
and Spain in addition to the pubic stipu
la,ious with England Our Minister t.
England and one of the Rebel Commis
sioners have made speeches at London
Mr.. Adams at the Lord Mayors Banquet
and Yancey to the Fishmongers. Th
king Of Portugal and one Of his brother
have died Of typhus fever, while third
the family was seriously i'll. This steOmt
brings the speech Of the Spanish QdCen
the opening of the Cortcs. She dSposes
the Mexican Intervention in few word
Affairs in Austria, Poland and Turker
4 continues to look threatening, though
d particulars of new outbreaks nave pee
J., made known. .....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
A SSIGNEE NOTICE.--The under.
IN signed has been duly appointed Assignee in trust fO
the creditors Of
John p. Robertson.

Those having Claims against said Robertson, will present
them aud ali Indebted to him, either by Note Book
roun will zee TO their adjustment that the matter may be
speedy closed up. l.. h. CROSBY, Assignee
Ashtabula, Nov. 4th, 1851. 02O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
POStpOnement.

The Auction Sale, Advertised
for "Wednesday Dec. 4th 1861 is
hereby postponed to Monday De-
cember 9th 1867
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
New Goods for Fall and Winter
1861 and 1862.

NOW Receiving and opening, a Splendid;
IN STOCK OF New and. SeasonRbIe Goods
which will sold very low prices for Cash or Ready Pay
Thankful for the generous patronage beray bestowed
upon the old firm OF Root Morrison in years past would
saw that am prepared to sell Good Goods at prices which
dey competSn at home abroad For the proof OF this
Vinced ...-...,.
Ashtabua October 8, 1861. II ]. MORRISON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Boots and Shoes.

II ANING MADE tblS Iendlng Drhhch'
Of business years past prepared to sell any
thing ia this line from three cent childs cack to fine
No. Cafboot good quality and at as low prices as can
be found in the County. H. Ia. MOkkiSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
WHITE GOODS
Hoop Skirts.

DHOENIX Co., Make, in great Varie.
Il ty of STYLES Single chain Diamond, and double and
triple Damond very decided improvement g say the La
dies, and. very cheap, at AlKiNSONss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
GLOVES AND HOSIERY:

WTINNTER GLOVES, Kid. Cloth.
w Iisle Thread and Buckskin Gauntlet Gloves HoEi-
cry all kinds Cotton and woolen wooen Yarn forknttting
genuine Domestic made, always kept by hORR lSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Hats and Caps.

A GREAT VARIETY of these Goods
IA which will be sold without regard to cost as wish TO
them out prices from 10 cents up. II you want any
thing this line you large percentage by buying
of hohhiSpP,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-30
Z nm YARDS BEST MERRIMAC

),UUU Pants at one shilling per yard, fancy Styles,
ther make from to 10 CENTS best Merrimacs as everybody
~ - Wv MORRISON'S'