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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
TO THE sUTLERS
oY TIE
CONFEDERATE ARMY
A. a

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
lyHE rndergned offer for sale by package Otherwise hn
L assortment OF Cigars and Manufactured To.
bacco, of the approved brAndH-
Cole for eyerAi ofhe largest Manufacturer
the STATE Virginia. and this dAy receiving general
oil kinds Of Tobacco, ranging from TO 10 cents
per pound Also. all knds Smoking Tobacco.
NJ Terms oash. As. BAYhE 90,
Under spotsvood Hotel, Richmond, Va
Ps-spec attention paid orders from Suffers and Ner
,hant, vhc are supplying the amy auq0-6n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
For Congress.

We are requested JOHN TYLsR fsq e,ndid
ate to re recent cenges the Cities OF Bch1ond ard WI ms,
purs nd counties henhe Charles Cav. New
Kea james oy YORK; wArset AMI Fsabeh ~ ec29 -tde
&C.,. 40 THE VOT Eiks OF srOT-
BN-eM sylvania, King George, stafford, caro-.
line, LOuisa Madison, Greene, orange anu np
tuIp DERIVE are TO announce MAJOR hOhACE
IAC candidate represent the Eighth District In the Con
gress o. the Confederate States oco-e.e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
/ 1,sS ~ '' WIN b. pLEasiSTs.
THE VOLUNTEERS MANUAL
AND DRILL BOOK.

\ vois Aofuoss o1x PP'S price Si'oos
0MPLED from the Rest and latest authorities fer the volun
" and Militia Of tbs Confederate states By Lieut. Col
wm Rchadon graduate and formerly lssnt instructor Of
Tactics. Va Military lnsttule.
T valuable book aubers sbrdgemeut Of Hirtecb Tactics
isheI. : r..t
The Balance Step ard Tie Manual Arus for toe Huske be
lntrodsed foa phhss Mtakl slos tAe forms or Pasd
for Reviews Inspesln D5sEs PAteiel, Gsard Mounting Du
Of Guss dus Of Captain y CAnp and Garrison hsrehes,
Camps &c &c. together MIA Soldiers lsoEl, mode Of
cooking shs and 'sE Important ssh. .sEssslen. 70 so
dieu A. NORRIS Publisher,
Jefs % Main Street Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

= n HHDs BACON sIDEs.-
lU 10 DO do 6Aouiders, r y ~ y. y.
In and fer sale By aps Az sroHrs 90.
pINK vI9uINIA .PfLs HANDY -ss s5s
~ = ALVEY iLIpsoosB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

ISais BALE 80 hhds Il Sugar; 3. sbis 10 Coffee 30.
"a; 80 Abh eyrap; orashel ard posd.red eugn; Rice,
ksis &C.; 10 hbk Mountain wAaky french brandy and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
FAIL ELECTIONS.

8-nSR BAhE Elk y. LEU W osuu,us1 . ~
~-% rrpre ent the citss OF Richmond an WhiAn-
burg asd III, esups ef Hen ,o Charles Chv James
CITY New Kent York wsrWek ana Elbsth CITY, 10 toe D.
grest OF the q nfederate 81 tes NV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

James Lyons, 50, csndldae 10 repress the peo
OF District comp he counties CT henrteo Han
Charles City Kent Eiisbeh City, Wsrviek and hofk
and the eeI Of Rchmoni and WILLIAMSBURG tie Congress OF
tbe confsd.rst. state, ocls-tie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
FInn Convrcs,iopnI District.

In response ca nuneron gned ~ voters OF
and Campbell county G. KskN ha' consensd t0 DC enh
jdae 10 represent District In the h'st Congress OF the
Confederate states His duty soldier, serving 10 the rsnn
will PERM; hin To the District. oezs-tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
r@TOTaEs SACK ANOALL ~ 40

%TO THE SICK AND AT ~ IiO
N he nO O,@pes article FOR he rrsf Of the sick and
orvsnis, ~ 10 n1rss r tbas vas ~ Iny,nss n
I'd he see anIra siss sxng" and wa, inyepied and
p,len cd BY Or D. hopkins Of trust D. Va The approve
va, p ~ " ~Ins, ~ "a =" % ,. 49,, a.. bnS.
afn =, Dr. s'reLns e. TIE Se.ie ras Aylsa VI Doaea
eoi Of i, sreatsue oy. these E;ntsm:n haye All s:,I
Erel 'r oLiah - their esT.ts OF l ysue oe any neI
uscasple In't,rie prerened ne inventor with Gold Medal
hs s,neinss .yey tqaise Tor adonS % The comet
red sitting position Inaesa helpless be place, in
any p9sS dss S 400 0 o ns sh
,ut an effort on their part this BY ehd
ts we've ysa dsns mUs ss S Ss s@
'edras Of America add would vie the pasle to can
Or. and tsiy themselves Ia regard 70 the u, na saui
for aud make he Mecbln sing swing order
lnorm those 10 need Of iuppy that have aeiy
S a SSS 90 ss , q0 sns sS Fssmord
hye 3: v honl, oe.slnOl .Me,e sHs 80 ---
TANNERS OIk.-8O obs for sale 70 afIiss, . no
= oen -. -, :,
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90: :H ~ s s r .ss ne fsss; Sass.
sppCIAI. N0TICE,-we. yhe underlined, have no,
a On hand so o. Alligator SKINS Just the south
friends cusoners and the public gtassy can nese
fore mos. earnestly solicited HILL co. No III MAIN ss,ss
Richmond, va ~
IJoPs, aoPs. Hops, Hops. Hopa-A supply Of
III go uons iast reoris ia and 10 eje BY 20 -
Who'e,ale and Retain
,.i1 Corner Of BROAD and tn etrstis.
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nsrs, % az, poS,r or ever vet discovered for
cleansing brtspng burnhlns ali flashed sur such
Soa save o,sis ana s'es 1ars ns an
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street oSto
co.. Drps,i,s pure ASs VI 'A' " seie
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DRAEDY.-ss Gases Pare csta.by Brandy, for mesenst
-. -, = - = 40, NV :. .1
IL LER, corner il.h and Cary street, oes0
.,.n,, s,.r> $500, -.I--,I
I'AsAhf shp-i oef }1s't'c'r noyp A.. M
~ eeSO Eosh sOo.
ESQ !-'' ''s'S DOVE CO.
CoD l. VIZ GIL. for sale Ly
" o,e0 DOVE CO.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

Hsxs,co cIzcuIr oogRr.-Ths case Of tho Common.
wealth vs. Barnard given TO the Jury yesterday after
noon Alta late hour they bad not agreed upon yer.
DICT, aud we're, apparently, not likely TO agree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

THr rAaEvILL o0scEar of PeOE Crouch, on Monday

TIE FAREvELL 0oSosAT Of Prof Crouch, on Monday
evening, exceeded the expectations Of the very large
audience Who weSe attracted to the African Church by
the array of musical talent advertised aud the admirably
selected programme Messrs. Burrage and Grabau
opened the perfcr with 6ne duett with the piano.
from La Gszzi Ladrs Of Roesip TIE sKsCuon Of this
difficult piece highly SIX llful. The songs Good
Night, Farewell by Mr. Buuage aud "The Heart Bowed
DOwn," by Mr. R (smsteur,) ELECTED much applause
Mr.. greeted with en,husias ic encore. Prof.
Crouch was better in tone and exubersnt 10 spirits
than usual We have often heard him, in the pa Tor and
the public ball. but never heard him sing so well before
'sThe Exile" Stand to Your Guus" and Kathleen Ma
Vourreep, created applaus but widow hschree made
the house uproa-ious Nobody else sirg the widow
Machr, e" Crouch does Ia that he is inmitsbe The
rich ish hunour OF the piece subtle and overt spreads
cate and urgentsppeas Of the widows suitor
gush forth with most comic but persuasive melody
Tue Laughing Trio" by Mrs. D., ady ansttur) Profs
70 Ter and Crouch greeted with prolonged pauds
an hearty encore The laughers edrctuAlly commu.
nicaed their risibes to the audience which in turn
coayu'ed with uuisersal gu4W. Mrs. Ds. "Tyrolean
Song" and God will defend the right" espscisy the
latter awakened hrors Of enthusiasm, and bought
her out on an encore, when she sang very freely ~
dream. that dslt In marble halls" Madame ID E,lvan
and Miss DeLscy sustained their previous high reputs
ton in the feeling duett Of kendesohn, "The cauld
blast" The Venetian Gondoiier's Sorg" and Home,
Sseo, Home" were sung by Madame DEstvan with tx
Quste and melody, proving 70 the audience that
the high opinion expressed Of her on former coca
ion Her singing is silSery, harmonious
and exceedingly ehsste Whilst full and round in tone
i; is soft he signing breszs and gentle the muir
muiing rivust. Il is soothing, melLaaous, and
''Gentlier on the spirit lies
Than tired eyelds upon tired eyes"
Al. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
Oentlier on the spirit lies
Than tired eyelids upon tired eyes"

Altogether, the Concert was triumph. The sympathy
between singers and listeners apparent and The per.
f1rmat ce emed rather entertainment Of artists st
home" their chosen friends, than Concert attended
cs by citizens and strangers, large majority Of
whom we're hitherto unacquanied with the performers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

- SLAVSs ROa sALs.-I vil s~l, At
80, lat n edne.daT Of Noyemt err, the
o7fkhe lsves. and. also, the Crops. htneks, 4e Z,
toatate Of tie late hoses IrsiEay, Of Prince I'd
tllns Ab sut SO acres, Ne, on tie South Of BgnIlO
IA OF Il 3 College and Ullon serlnary; has
9Ssuisg. 5000 supply of wood and s'ne SAins'
THTsErHAV, Exeeator. &C.,
-. plusaecf Prince EdsA-d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
4 1ToST % EsIaAaax COUNTAY KRsI.

.sla-.Y seersiary o'th. Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

TENANNRRS' OIL, rs bbb Tanners OH, ferI'le
Il ot9O--iw - ... n OHaLBLEY.
XITINHa.-Ihsve ain in. s. MsdeL
w q them ught from three to HVe bga
superior b,led In CpJtN Also few casks Of old Brsr
0s and very Ho IL wine aud Ch Yqptm,
al Of which oaer al isAs nAble priee oRAn2 Nc. Ex
chance CLOCK oclq
LNISk CIJARs ANU EUHACC"; Gsnun Havana
GLARS New Orleans aud Cha'lsson; The finest brands
Of ssing aud s king lob for sAs NhoeSe and rstd
BY M.ADE BAKtR, Druggists ls6 Main Street abov,
PO oc2S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

Kvvrrcvv-Tbe fears entertained for
the srmpess and courage ofthe Union LCgis
ture OF Kentucky, have been happily dis
pelled. The delay in its action, had the
good effect of calling forth earnest appeals
from loyal citizens to pass the resolution or
dering Of the confederate troops from the
soil of the state These resolutions are of a
very satisfactory character. The veto Of
the drunken Nc Coffin, only gave addition.
al determination to the uniou sentiment,
and they we're passed over the veto, and
the Governor, beside instructed to issue hi
proclamation in enforcement Of the sam'
end, which placed the traitor in rathe
tight place. lie, however, yielded sulkil
to the stress Of circumstances, and issue
his proclamation warning his own friend
from the state to which they had been
various ways tacitly invited.
The legislature owes it to itself to impeac
and displace him, as they can repose no COZ
6dence in his pretentions Of honesty. !
any event Gen. Anderson may be instructe
to use the militry arm as the exigencies
the case require.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

now 10 revolt against the constitutional
Government, and in arms around the Capi
tai
That in this national emergency, we,
banishing all feeling Of mere passion or re-
sentiment, will rcccolect only our duty to
the whole country that this war is not
waged upon our part in any spirit Of op.
preston, nor for any purpose Of conquest or
subjugation, nor for the purpose of over
throwing or interfering with the rights or
established Institutions OF the States, but
to defend and maintain the supremacy Of
the Constitution, and to perserve the Union
with all the dignity, equality and rights of
the several States unimpaired, and that os
soon as these objects are accomplished the
war ought to cease.
That in the language Of the Hon. Joseph
Holt we are "for this Union without con
ditions, one and indivisibe, now and for
ever for its preservation at any aud every
cost of blood and treasure, against all its
assaants, and against any and every COM
promise that may be proposed to Ae made
under the guus OF the rebels"
ii. II. HUNTER Chairman.
The Convention then went into nomination
Of State Officers. 1t appearing that David Tod
was the only candidate before the Convention
he was nominated by occlamation, amidst tht
widest excitement ofjoy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21
Democratic County Convention.

To the Democrats and other Union loving citi-
zeH' Of .4shtabutG COunte-
WHEAEAs:-It appears from past matters of
u'ue'enee that there are two set of Central Com.
'"'uees Tor the Democratic party of said Couu-
w. ana as it is deemed necessary aud expedient
Tor the purpose OfForming a more preiect uni
on' and sustaining an organization, which has
for its object the best interests of the whole
Federal Union-this unofficial call is therefore
issned:-
Your are therefore requested to meet in ,o,s.
convention, at the Court House, in JefE.rson on
Saturday, the 26th Of September, at 10 a =,
to take into consideration the future ae,ion nj
the Democratic party of the county, and place
yourselves upon the record in the present state
Of our distracted county as becoming men
the offspring OF ancestors who have given u,
this the best OF governments, and by all meani
not to yield to demagogues and designing mer
the privilege Of using to destroy the same.
Let every democrat aud Union loving citizer
be in attendance as business Of Importance vii
come before the ConVsotion. EmmiBent speak
ers are expected to be present to address yOs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21
The Presi&ont and Gen. Fremont.

A letter from the President TO Gen. Ere.
MONT, within day or two, materially modi-
Gcs the proclamation of Gen. FREMONT, so
far as it relates to the couhscaiion of prop.
erty and the liberation Of slaves. The
modification consists in reducing these pen
alties TO the terms prescribed by the act of
the late session of Congress. That the
action thus taken by the President may not
be miscOnstrued, we quote the 4th section
of the "Act to confScate property used for
insurrectoAary purpose" approved Aug.
6, 1861:
Sec. 4. And Je II further enacted, That
whenever hereafter, during the present i'll
surrection against the government Of the
United States, any person claimed be held
to labor or service under the law of any
State shall be required or permitted by the
! person to whom such labor or service is
claimed to be due, or by the lawful agent
Of such person, to take up arms against the
United States or shall be required or per-
mitted by the person to whom such labor
or service is ella lined TO be due or his lawful
agent, TO work or 10 be employed in or
upon any fort, navy yard, dock, armory,
| SUPP SulIehCuuIeub, VI III my ulllltuI1 VI
naval service whatsoever, ngainat the 60.
vernment and lawful authority of the U. S.
then, aud in every such case, the person
10 whom such labor and service is claimed
to be due shall forfeit his claim to such
labor, any law Of the State or of the U
States 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
And whenever threafer the person claiming
such labor or service shall seek to enforce
bis claim, it shall be full and sufficient
answer to such claim that the person whose
, service or labor is claimed had been EN-
Iloyed in hostile'seryiee against the govern
nent 0! the United States, contrary TO The
provisions Of this act.
1t will be seen from the above that tht
, INV authorizes only the liberation of slaves
t Employed by their masters in insurrection
t lry acts. A previous section cOnfseate
dawes who are the property Of rebel mas
> lers, without reference to the acts of th
n slave himself Gen. FREMONT eon6scate,
20 slaves, but liberated them in all eases.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21
s.nnrntinn. not Pence.

Mr. Russell, the celebrated correspon dent
of the London Times, with all his inaccura'
c;es, frequently expresses some very sensi'
BILE views upon the affairs Of our country.
lie gives it as his opinion that even if the
Government would acknowledge the indie.
pendence of the Seeded States, it would
not bring back Peace to the land, or, a
best, very brief Que. at 1o0uid not b.
possibLe," be believes, to live on terms oI
decent amity if the leaders on both sides
were to agree to peace tomorrow. The
violence and triumphant jubilation Of the
conquerors would render it mere arm
istice of short duration" Peace, on any
less terms than Union, obedience TO the
laws and a restoration of the National
property, would, at this time, be not only
cowardy and di,honorable, but pave the
way for strife, and more bloody struggle.
Separation on no terms can be acknowled'
ged, until treason has been driven into its
dismal grave.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

FORnd.-Pieked mp in the Presbyterian Church, some
year ago. Black Lace Ysa which the have by
calling at this Office, and paying for this advertisement
Strayed-A small white Pig. Information left at this
office will be attendedtO.
Look to Yourself I'm TIme.-How many in cOnse
quenee oa false decacy su1er from sHPPTessd Pai1 or O6
sTucd menSaO, and think because they young that
bye and bye nature will work itself clear from ObsruetOns
and all come right in the end little dreaming that the seeds
OF death already terminating 10 the system because the
vital energies impaired and the entire animal economy de-
ranged debitaed and yet careless Of themselves they
are remedy set before them which would restore all
the functions Of the system and renvgoate the body they
would take IT, and thus be in time TO their lives Parents
th TX OF this and at give them bottle Of Prof Woods
RestOntye Cordial and Blood RenovatOT-N. " Courier
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

The CoMISG BATrLE.-All accounts from
Virginia agree that the rebels have abnn
doned Manassas and taken up positions
along the line of the Potomac.
There is some discrepancy as 10 their
numbers, but the better opinion held by
those best informed is that they are much
beyond the popular estimate, and that all
the.troops that can be brought together ale
ma sed against Washington. 1t is believed
that the regiments from the extreme South
ern States offer Beurcgurd and Johnston
the choice Of giving them an opportunity TO
fight or to go home where they may cnioy
. warmer climate, and protect their coasts
from the Government Navy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

BERD&N's SHARP-SHooTERs Several com.
pauies 'of BERDAN's sharpshooters have
arrived at Washington. They will be dis.
tribuicd in detachments among the brigades
for the special purpose of picking off the
leading rebel officers, in case of an engage
ment. Their bottlc.grecn coats and kepis
and blue.grey pOntaloons CONTRAST finely
with the regulation blue in which the
greater part of the ormy is encased. They
have been anxiouSly looked for, and will
contribute as much to, the success of ouI
arms as the artillery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21


The correspondent of the American at
Harpersburg reports that on Friday and
Saturday last, a skermish occurred near
that town On Friday the rebels appeared
in large numbers in ShepOrdstown, and com
menced firing on the Federaists on the
Maryland side. Several cannon were
brought out by the Fcderalsts under Col
Anderson, who brought two Of his gurs to
bear upon them from the DondOn Hill
opposite the town, and opened with bal
aud grape, which soon silenced the rebel
battery and destroyed several houses. A
flag of truce was sent from the rebels, prop
osiug cessation of tho firing, and sine
then oil has been quiet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

Gun BoATs IN PAMIoo ScUSD.-It is re.
ported by several correspondents from For
tress Monroe. that within one week there
will be feet Of light draft gnn-boats in
PAmlico Sound, aud the teRnorized inhab-
itants in that part Of north Carolina will
once more gaze on the Flag Of the Union,
aud enjoy its protection.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

Musical IInstructiOn.-PrOE T. II. HoPKISs' may
be found at his residence third house west Of Episcopal Par
sOnage Instruction Room upstairs with outside entrance
Prof Hopkins viii be assisted by MIRA HopkaA Home nstrue
ton only will occupy the intention Of Mr. H. An instrument
VII BE- furnished who wiih pAss upon the piano
Instruction will bs given in Vocal Msis uPOa Piano, and
MslOdeOn, and also in Harmony. TsIIsA nsdsFats.
Ashtabula, Dee 1900 57S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21
NOTICE.-Orange S. Huntley, Clarissa

NOTICE.-Orange S. Huntley, Clarissa
~ Rosine Hunley, Eli COdn, Mary R. Conhu, John T..
summons OeestA simmons H&P9 hsiOgg, HOSndS FD,
Carter Emily Rose Carter, Martha Carter, Jacob Miller,
andDelsyaR Carter, will take notice
That on the Goth day Of August 1861 Delevsn Car
ter Administrator Of the Estate Of franklin H. Carter deceas
ed filed in the Probate Court within and for the county OF
AshtAbula and State of Ohio petition alleging that the
9th day of April $780, the said Franklin H. Carter, then in
full life entered into contract In writing with Jacob Mil
er the Of the following described estate situated
n said county TO witt being in lot number Co. In township
Number 49, in the t range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve and bounded and described ows-On the
East by lands Of Paine Bailey the South by land Of Der
Thompson and Doty, on the West by lands Of said
Doty Amey, and the North Iy the public high.
way containing about OF land be the
less reference deed said premises by Charlotte
Eastwood said Franklin Carter deceased upon the fol-
lowing termsTweny dollars 10 hsnd6fty dollars
on the first day Of April ls6l-TWo Hundred Dollars on
first day OF April lS62-and fifty dollars the hrst day Of
April 1903 Win use At ten Pe cent . 'Ss B1so y a are not
Carter, In bis life time, PWsnynne dollars. which
not endorsed upos the contract as It shOod have been and
wAS therefore, not deducted from the purchase money
merasd in said contract Of said premises BY the appraisers
Ia their inventory Of the personal estate OF said deceden
said Miller make appear from evidence and from his
| affidavit
The said Miller for a valuable consideration did on or
about the 4h day Of March, 1851 sell and transfer to Lydia
es and land contract and since said transfer said Lydia Lou
has paid the nstament due upon said contract and
ready and willing to the balance due upon said con-
tract valid desd be made TO her for said
misei, and that and Huntly, 7 and NJ Gotta
| and NJ, and G and l. l. Simmons, r G aDdR JKelogg
Emily Carter Emily Rose Carter, Martha Carter and
Carter the heirs at law and legal representatives, oi 9
deceden and that the said Jacob Miller Is asSgno OF SA0
The prayer Of the petition for authority TO make deed
to ad Lydia Louisa Simmons 10 behalf Of said heirs at law
upon payment Of the residue Of said purchase money
Said Petition will be for hearing the hrs day oI Octooe
1861 thereafter leave ofcourt can D. Oehs
| DELEVAN X. CARTER
| Administrator OF the Estate OF -,
| CoDDo.,,, n a,.nst so,t 1seI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

Con- STRIBLING, of the E. India Squad
ron, who is native of S. Carolina, and
whom the government had taken measures
TO supescds, and thereby preventing the
vessels Of the feet from falling into the
hands of the rebels, has given evidence of
fidelity to- the Union aud the old flag.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

The British bark Convoy, Capt. Wood
ward. Just arrived from BuenoS Ayres,
bringing dates to July "a, which show that
the country was in very unsettled condi
tion. Martial law had been proclaimed
there, and it was expected daily that Gen.
Urquisa world march into the city at the
head Of an army. Produce was scarce,
hous selling at $24 per barrel.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

Tile London Times continues bitter a
gainst the North, and finds fault with the
precautions which our Government has
found it necessary to take for protection a
gaiust treason. 1t is reported that Austria
and Spain have expressed their intention,
iu the event of the Withdrawal Of the French
troops from Rome, to each place some re-
gimepts at the disposal of The Papai Gov,
ernmept