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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

laying on of fat. Give them plenty of
water and have their food convenient, so
that they can eat whenever disposed, and
salt as they require. My own opinion is
that every good planter will endeavor to
raise his own meat, on the score of good
policy as well as economy. If we buy
our meat We are apt to imagine a little
peice saved OF of each allowance will
help the cause, and we skimp here and
trim there till We pride ourselves on ma
king an allowance in every ten; the con-
sequence is, there is an empty corner in
each of the ten 6read,Jaskets which that
little skimp and trim would have left com.
fortably filled. If you make your own
meat, your heart swels with Il noble phi
lanthropy. 1t is not then question of
chow many dollars have to pay out?"
but 81 have made this meat and my he.
grocs shall enjoy their rightful share of it
Il must make 4 good crop next year-l
have got the meat to make it on--tor a
well fed negro can afford to be well
worked one" 1t saves too in doctors
bills, for a negro who has plenty to eat
has very little use for physic. The mas
ter's personal attention once Il week, with
the constant care of the stock mindcr, and
the bond from the oycrscer, that atten.
ton to them shall form part of his du-
ties, will soon cause our little piggies to
become respectable swine, and our gaunt
and hafstarved smoke houses to groan
under their replelion.
With the hope Mr.. Chairman, that
those who succeed in this debate, will be
able to give you more fully better or
ganized plan than have done, now re-
specttully conclude.
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Making Vinegar.

The Gcnesec Farmer gives method OF
making vinegar which is good if true. 1t
will not cost much 10 try it. We rc.pub-
Iish the recipe;
"'ro eight gallons Of clear RAN water,
add three quarts Of molasses put into a
good caSk shake well Il few times, then
ado two or three spooniuis of good yeast
cakes. Ii III summer, place The cask in
the sun: if in winter: hear the chimney,
where it may warm. In ten or fifteen
days add to this liquid sheet Of brown
paper, torn in strips, dipped in nolasScs,
and good vinegar will Reproduced. The
paper will. in This way, iorn What is call.
the another" or life Of vinegar
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
Nv f,0 NlDOV DIEI0.


WTHEREAS, an inquest of Escheat hath been
w returned to this office, whereby, it appeurs
that Charles McGrcsor, late of Edgefeld Dis
trict, who was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, ard
died on the twenty first day of May, in the yesr
of ou- Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven was seized and possessed at the time Of his
death, of a Lot of Land, containing one-half
Acre. more less, situate, lying and being in the
corporate limits Of EdgefelI Village, bounded ON
the North by Il Lot owned by Rev. P. n. Lynch,
the East by Lots owned by Thomas p. Magratl
and George W. Landrum, and the Public Street
leading from the Court House to Pottersvie, OH
the South by Il Lot owned by James A. Dozier,
md ON the West by apublic street Immediately in
the rear Of the Court House, and Lots owned by
William ]. Ready, +. L. Smith aud Rev. P. N.
Lynch without having in his lifetime made any
disposition thereof, and without leaving any per-
son WIN can legally claim tie same. Now in
pursuance Of the directions Of :he Act of Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided, the Heirs Of
the said Charles McGregor. or others claiming
under him il any there be, arc hereby required to
,ppcar and make claim within eighteen months
rom the date hereof.
Witness my hand ut EdgeGeld Court House, this
curtin day Of April, A. d. 1860.
THos. G. BACON, c.c.p.
Anril 11E1S60 tf IA
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balance pront. .......... ~ Gus.
Now hear what a sensible person says
about food for fowls:
Fowls arc, of all birds, the most easy
to feed. Every alimcntary substance
agrees with them, even when buried i'll
manure; nothing is lost to them they
are seen the whole day long necessarily
busted in scratching. picking up living.
And mark particularly what another
says:
''Those scraps from the table which
are often given to prolong the existence
of some ugly, raw-boncd. snarlng, sheep.
stealing cur, would suffice for several
hens, which ought to take the place of said
dog. Instead Of Keeping dogs and cats,
We have made pets Of a dozen fowls last
summers chickens-and the pullcts, eight
in number. have supplied us abmdanlly
with eggs laying in seven weeks after
Christmas, sixteen dozen. Two Of the
roostcrs weighed. when dressed for cook
ing, four pounds each. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv ORDINARY.

Citation to prove Will in due form Of lap.
VXTIIEREAs JAMES SEALY and his wife
Wv Tempe, have this day filed thoir petition in
the Ordinarys 0alcc for the District and State
vcsaid, representing themselves as being heirs-
..-law and distributes Of Barbara Clark, decd,
and praying that paper purporting to be the
last Will and Testament Of the said Barbara
Clark, decd, late Of said District, may be proven
in due form Of lar" and it appearing to my
satisfaction that James Clark and Jackson Clark,
hers-a; law, two Of the Defendants in the above
stated case reside from md beyond the limits of
this State. 1t is therefore ordered that the said
parties, together with all and singular the heirs
and distributes Of the said Barbara Clark, decd,
DO appear at the Court Of Ordinary to be held for
Edgefed District, at Edgefeld C. H. on .Wednes-
day the 9th day of March next, (1S6l,) to show
if any they can, why the petition should not
be heard, and that the Will of the said Barbara
CLARK, decd, should not be proven :" in due form
Of low."
Given under my hand at my Office, this the
9th Dec. 4. D., 1860.
W. F. DUR1soE, oE.D.
Jan2 l3t So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

"Wc have heard Of wooden nntmcgs-
and, to bring it nearer the subject of our
story. we have heard of our transatlantic
cousins indu!gng in wooden hams; but
Jonathan, We should fancy, never accom-
piStled 81 wonderful !. l;.at as,liat record
cd by a correspondent: :" \ fine SOW. hav.
ing twelve sucking pigs, belonging to
pork merchant in Monkwearmonth, was
taken i'll, and died suddenly. The pro-
prictor, who is an ingenious character, set
to work and formed rough model of
SOW in wood, being hollow in the centre,
the abdomen being furnished with twelve
teats, clcvcrly formed of raw-hide. The
interior OF the model is kept filled with
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DICK CHEATHAM !

DICK ClIEATllAM will stand tho SPRING
H1 SEASON Of 1851, II, EisciielI {. H.. on
M"ndayt, Tuesdays, Wednesdays AMI Thursdays,
aud at Harmon tiaIImnn's, six miles East ul the
Court Il"usc, the remainder of the week. n'
Twenty five dollars the Season, with tc privilege
of sending any us.re n"; proving in ionl the ncx'
Season. free ,i charge.
DICK cHEATItAI is ;, LACK horse six years
old thi. Spring. about sixteen haEd' high. lie
shows for himself.
He wa. sired hy Imp. A:hi"n, first dam i'y Imp.
Lcviathal. 81 dam by ncolct, 81 'inm by T"i'-
Liant, itl liam by lamrligIter, 9Th dam by u -.
lump. Union. tr. paruet wa. hy Imp. Citizen /:
Topyallan, by lialIatin He iy lump. bedford ;
L'mp!ighter hy Imp. Medley.
DICK CIEATllAM was II good race horse.
Thu$crlc,irng to breed from him had l".ts"n r"rly
in the Soas"lr which commences lst March and
ends 10Th June.
lie will he fouml while 1T the Court House, nt
Mr.. T. J. Whi,ukrr's Stable, who will take g"n'l
care If Mares at ~, per month, but not he lialr
for accidents or c:capcs.
THOS &. BACON.
Mar !, lSGI. Il ~
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homemade GHan0.

The Rurol Ncr J1rhcr is informed by
i correspondent of Il successful mode oi
using Ken manure. Wont some one try
it! Says he:
{" Pulvcrizc the manure, add as many
bushels Of plaster us YOU have Of manure,
and TO every five bushels OF This mixture
add one Of salt. have used this for ten
years. For corn, put !; handful Of this
mixture in the hill whcn plant, and. if !
have enough, atop-dressing aIier hoeins.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

milk, and the whole of the young pigs
suck from the teats of this singular.look.
ing wooden sow, and all are thriving well.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-27

NTOTICE.--Al persons indebted to the E:-
~ tate Of Samuel Herring. deed, by Note or
Account. arc requested to meet Ec ut the 0rdina-
rvs Office at Elgefel,l c. H., on the first dny Of
May next Those indebted must pay on or before
the above day, and those having accounts on tho
Estate must render them in. attcstcd according to
law. ISAAC HERRING, AdmOr.
Feb ! 3ma :.
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4 New Wrinkle.

ltappcars that Che Mark Lane E:tire,x
{Engl;sl) is responsible for the following
SnW-stury
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Charleston and Liverpool
SAILING PACKETS!
REGULAR LINE.

TUN!IE Undersigned beg to announce that they
Il have made arrangements for Il line Of SAIL
ING PACKE bcl"een the above points, by
which every facility i'll regularity and speed will
be given to shippers
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Fraser, Trenholm & Co.,
NO. 1, RUMFORD PLACE,
IiVerDOOl.

Liverpool,
Will at any time receive goods intended for ship.
ment by this line, and forward the same by the
FIRST SUCCEEDING PACKETS, and will be
always prepared to give any information that may
he desired.
Arrangements for Freight or Passage may also
BE made in Charleston, by application tc
JOHN FRASER g. co.,
Central Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
The aforementioned first class and fast sailing
Charleston Ships have been alrcndy placed upon
tho line, and others will be added as soon as re-
uured:
Sailing Days Of the Ships Of this Line.
From From
Liverpool Names. Master Charleston
9Th June, &SusAN &. OWENS, Norton, Aug. 10.
18th june, sELIzA BoSsALL Michael, Aug. 81.
24lh june, *GoSDAR, Lcbby, Sept. 20.
18th July, +. ST. PIERRE, Tcsscr Oct. 10.
18th Aug, JoHS FRASER, 1IcrLcst, Oct. 80,
SThcse three dates are made 20 approximate for
the convenience Of Importers for the Fall trade.
Future arrangements will be duly advertised.
May II Inly 1e
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Hen Culture.

False out and out. You need not suffer
the hens to destroy any of your fruit or
vegetables; and with little grain sowed
Convenient to them, they will not require
one,tcnth the food here charged to them.
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From the Southern Cultivator.
Hog Raising in the South.

an -ld2ress delivered before the "Beach
Island farmers Clu5," Of S. Carolina.
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State of South Carolina,

THUS. q. BACUN, C.C.P
April II, 1850 tf |.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
Latest NieiCS.

Thursdays evening Herald, brings us, as we
90 to press some news of interest. The evacu
tiou of Harpers Ferry is str ongIy probable
Troops from different directions are conceulra
ting upon that point. Bridges had been de
stroyed to impede their progress. A large
force will rendezvous at Cairo, for an immedi.
ate descent upon Memphis. Maj Gen. Ere.
mont will be assigned division in the Mssis
sippi valley. Deserlers from Richmond repre-
sent an unfortunate state of affairs. 1roops
poorly provided, and robbing and plundering
from friend and foe, the only means of securing
supplies Terrified at the reported advance OF
federal forces the day of entering Alexandria.
they took to the woods Two leutenants re.
signed in disgust. Government movements are
steadily aud irr esstably Onward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
From Cairo.

CAIRO. ILL.,, May %.
Full regiments of ST. LOUIS volunteers
under the Command of Col. Chultner, arrv-
ed this afternoon, and proceeded at once
to Birds Point, which they will permanent
ly hold. They are supplied with Mnnie
rifles, camp equipage, and provisions for
thirty days. Two batteries will be sent
from here TO day
Three 80 Founders, three "a pouders, one
inch howitzer, aud one inch mortar, are
now here mounting, and will be finished to
morrow.
The news that troops have been sent INTO
Virginia from Ohio, strengthens the belief
of an early movement from here.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
MY APPOINTMnNTs.

- IhOFE r AIL IHiAGSt
lK. Il. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
thseian and surgeon. win ben atendapee a. follovs
25tb and 18th - 4A-~" nay
jefferson. Friday afternoon Nay 2ath.
AID 2Sh. - - -
Chardgn Wednesday May 29th.
Gle yeand, johnson House, May 80 and 81 and Juls0
The Mode of Examination pursued by Or. w
is very simple and entirely and by disease Of aug
Of the internal vital organs is Ia very few minutes deeood
with facility and certainty without asking the patient uucl-
ton on having the least previous knowledge Of the case
ScTotua, and all Diseases Of a Serolulous crigiu
Ulcers rumor Enlarged Glands Jonts Hip Disease sse
ed Neck or Gote Seroous Eyes Scaid Head Erpions
the Face other parH Cancer Fistula Spinal Discas
Dyspepsia, Gravel Impotence, Structure St. Vtus Dance Eu
lepsy, rheumatism DropsY nc. 6c
All diseases peculiar to Females and al chronic diseases of
the Bran Eyes Throat nngs Heart stomach, Liver Spleen
Those sgtering from Chronic Iuseasea
Of any description may b assured that their caaer m l.
treated fairly and eandidy and they will not he
Dr. ". has visited Cleveland ard other pisess III ~ "a
New York regularly fnr the last ten veas and ~. e, ~
patients With ANY anonng Of eyldezs m rs NJ M i
niaefss osss - ysieiap. lie viii visit the above
r. - month for one year, thus giving taose Who
.at him an opportunity n Continue I'LL cured fhoee essl
BY others pronounced ncIAbe, requested % cit will
cost you nothng to hare yonr ezaned and expsinsd
Those wishing " consult By e.tA nay deo 10 Datgls
r. e N Tho oafe Of the Hotel 81 any ~ ny appoEu1ta
Y, ". wApsWoRIb, a. o. Batavia, y. =.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
From Cincinnati.

May 29-Last night Col Kelley. in
command Of the lNt Regiment Of Virginia
volunteers, stationed AT Wheeling, received
orders to march. They left Wheeling at
6 o'clock Moudy morning moving towards
Grafton.
After their departure the 10th Ohio
Regiment stationed at Beaire, under com.
mand OF Colonel IrvlD, numbering 1000
strong, crossed the river and followed Col.
Keey's command.
TN l4th Ohio, Regiments at Marietta,
crossed the Ohio at about The same time.
and occupied Parkersburg Virginia.
A. midnight Monday, the rebels evacuat-
ed Grafton IN great haste.
Col Kelley Is probably in possession Of
Cratic this morning.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
~ Please call at my new location.
J. z. CHAPMAN.
HABERDASHERY vERsIFIED.

In the noise and confusion" that so constantly RACES
And is chrOncled forth in the Telegraph's pages
About Dy Goods and Dress Goods and Causes and Lsos
Shawls, Bonnets, and Closks that rival the Qraces
May claim your attention, to a brief rehearsal
OF list Of Choice Goods in stock universal
And though less pretending, merit more sound
And are quietly waiting our notice down town
There Cloths of all grades and textures you'll 6nd
OF pure Wool from your ocks and of Alabama combinsc
And Nestngs, the fancy Marseillss silk and Black Satin
Yarn made OF Cotton, Thread WaddiDg aud Batting.
Wcks, Flannes beached goods Stripes Sheeting twiae
And huslns ana Lawns, bonnet dress and swiss fine,
Canlo0S ana summer StUs check d. striped white shrtas
Gloves Dress Goods Shawls and Ribbons and skeleton Skr
Sp &c PEPPER and caa saleratus god meda kAnlin s
oom baskets and bed cords cloths lines buck gnys ss
Super teas sugars and Zee both Java and Rio,
Pure, as non can he found in the State OF Ohio.
Paper hangngs bra kettles fancy prints and band boxea
Cloths pins woo.en n, and bows OF your OK
Stone ehuns jugs jars and crooks; assorted glass and nails
op hhu wooa ana lron sash piteh-orks and water pa
shoe for children boys and ladies' also gents aud ladies hose
And hoes for gents to work WITH wooden pup supss
seythes snaths, rakes and wash-boar half buste aas
sole leather,
Chalk rosn whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for had rsshsP
ne aTgsst lot OF Rats and Caps Of every grade and style
Shoemakers too, word you have Tor you good neTs
Here's nearly all the Implements making bofs shoes
Lasts pegs pnchers hanmars knTes tn ed peg aud sew
Taczs Nails awl-hsndles brses lining blndior heel hs
French calf French chalk kip A0at size sticks and morocco
Webhngs and hastings OF various shades shoe needles ana
Bat hold my muse further iaz the printers senEs
He'll neer ud space for 1.-THE Of the list of this fuu stock
Saw tIen tiat the stock Is fun and complete
That we are anNiousy awaiting, our patrons to gre-
Invite them ALL from South fiom North lom FL H. and o
From city from country, Liuoou,te' Do4slas,es, and al
From every point Of the comp.ss. core an.
Leave all your spare dimes yith ySor friend
Gshtabuia, Oct p, 1850. s'PAeh han
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May ga gentleman from
Norfolk says Beauregurd was expected
Tuesday night.
The troops there do not exceed
1000. AccesSions daily expected.
SewalPs Point battery was almost destroy.
ed by guns from the Monticello. A large
force are now repairing it.
1t was anticipated that Gen. Butler
would land forces at Ocean View, six miles
from SewalPs Point aud ten from Norfolk
In Portsmouth seventy votes were cast
against secession by rife company, who
were Immediately dISbanded.
There is but Que rIfed cannon at SewalPs
Point.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

To CoNTRIBUroRs. -"The Star Spangled
Banner vs.. the Palmetto Flag though faultless
in the fervor Of its patriotism, and generally Of
faer political ability, is marked by the use Of
terms better calculated to save the rhyme, than
to add to our appreciation of its beauty, apt
ness, and graceful adaptation Of language aud
expression Foul gripes, "saveocratic grpes,'
and "blastng gripes" are among those we take
exceptions to.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

The N. Y. 9th and 25th Regiments g
two miles below Alexadria, on the railroad
A car loaded with provisions, and hay
ing IL secession soldiers on board in citizens
dress, has been brought to Alexandria.
A man who was seized by the Zouaves,
three miles from that city, carrying Seces-
sion Hag, was made by them to carry it on
pole to the Marshall House, and there
trample on it, The man was then placed
in custody.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

WEsTEEN VIRGINIA The returns of the
election held in Virginia, from the North
western part of the State, show that the
OPINION which has heretofore been universal
~ entertained OF the devotion of that sec.
lion to the Union was correct, the vote cast
for secession being very small. Few or no
returns nave been received from Eastern
virginia, bnt as il was OVerruu with Dis
union soldiers, no fair expression of public
SentImnet was possible as no Union man
eauId, without perllIng his life, declare hi,
attachment to the Government which the
departed great men OF the Old Dominion
were so largely instrumental in forming.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

FREIGHT House BURNED-We are inrom.
go py a gentleman from Chautauque Conn.
Wy lRat the Lake Shore Railroad FreiSbt
Hoase At Dunkirk was burned down ON
saturday morning about two o'clock A A
large amount Of freight is said to have been
Iurneo. Inc IRE is supposed to have been
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

FRE.-A fire broke out on Superior street
Sleyeland' early Sunday morning in three story
Snek building, few doors below the Ameri.
eau iiHle'' occupied aud owned by E F.. Gay.
loFa as wholesale drug store Loss on stock
and building $4,000. The origin of the FIRE is
unknown One OF the walls of this building fell
upon buildings along side. doing considerable
damage. ''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

A CARD We wish through the medium of
the Telegraph, to call the attention of all buy
ers of goods TO the fact, that be have received
Grow New York, well selected stock of
SeasonabLe Goods, which were bought for Cash
at the lowest panic prices, and we desire to sell
them at a small profit for ready pay, or approv-
ed credit.
Our stock embraces as good variety Of
goods as can be found in our county, keeping
as we do, full stock of Dry Goods, both staple
and fancy, Groceries and Crockery Hats, Caps
Boots aud Shoes Hardware and Cutlery, Paints
Oils Putty and Glass, Iron, Steel and Nails and
Books, and in fact every thing that is needed for
the comfort or luxury of our citizens. We do
not propose to sell at cost, or without profit.
1t is our business, and by it we live but we
feel satisfied that we can, and do sell as low as
any concern in the county, and intend to deal
fairly and honorably by all who favor us with
their cnstom. Having done business in this vii.
lage for 20 years, the public have had full and
ample opportunity to judge as to our liberaIity
and fairness Of dealing. We would say to all,
give US a call, and if not satisfied you are get
ting the worth of your money don't try. To
Cash customers from adjoining towns, we say,
boy your goods where you can do the best, but
before you buy don't fail to give us a call.
May 2, 1861. ROOT h MORRISON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
No. 6is Broadway, New York,
nctohnr Q1gf 1gco

No 6ls Broadway New York.
October 3lst 1860.
THIS is to certify that DIR. A BARRETT,
Il Of AshtaBula OHIO, is the only person in Asht4bua
county, that lawfully make use, yeLd for Others 70
use the
Vulcanie Base for Artificial Teeth
This for teeth having become popular on account S
and comfort TO the wearer that many Dentists are
offering work made from inferior materials thus atternutr IN
evade the Patents The public hereby notified that any
person Offering furnish this work in Ashtabua or ycipi
without license to make the same, matter by what u
infringing the Goodyear Patents only rendering them
selves liable prosecution Infringement but as0 tbors
wearing set Of teeth made by nlringe are also sb
damages Every Dentist having right use The Vucsn
ite in his practice, holds license from the American si
Rubber Co. The community have the means of proteetin
themselves by demanding Of their Dentists the evidence
he is daily authorized to said Base for Artificial Teeth
sos B. W. FRANKLIN, CienI Agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
From New York.

May 29-Ihe Transport steamer Empire
City arrived from fortress Monroe. She re-.
ports that the Harriet Lane has captured
the schoonerS Cuthurine Of Newburn, and
Iris, Of Baltimore. Both were laden with
naval stores.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

Capt Hoyt's company passed muster with
Out an exception showing that our Ashtabua
company are all full grown men. The Morgan
Rifles we are Informed, lost but two Of their
number by the examination.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
From Columbus,

May 29-The Ohio Public Works were
leased for ten years to Thos. Dugan & Co.
Tor twenty thousand and seventy yGye dol
lars per annum.