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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

ING, aud was greeted with enthpsiasilg
ehesrs hg the various vessels in the bar.
Gen Wpol and StOff, and Assistant Sec.
retary ofiAe Navy. Fox, went aboard This
forenoon. She was found not to be dam.
eyed in the slightest degree, aud is as well
prepared as ever. She could be ready for
further conflict. Her performance was per.
fectly satisfactory to her officers and men,
and they all speak of her in the Highest
terms Of praise
The, guuboat whitehall took Gro at 2
o'clock this morning and was totally des :
troyed.
The British sloop fwar Riualdo arrived
here this A. M. She is from OF Charles
ton
The latest estimate Of the numbers killed
on the Congress is City, including three
officers Lieut.. Joseph Smith, commend
ing; Acting Master Thomas Moore, aud
Coast Pilot Thomas Rho1es. Capt WIN.
Smith commanded the Congress until recent.
" transferred. Twentyseven are reported
wounded and forty were taken prisoners
none of them Uficers Gu board the Cum.
beIlaud Rev. Mr.. Lanhart, the Chaplain,
was drowned, aud Masters Mate Harring.
ton was killed. But few of the wounded
escaped to the Shore The nuber Of killed
aud wounded are about l50 Gu the
Whitehall Third Eagneer Andrew Nesbit,
and Robert Waugh and Charles O'Connor,
seamen, we're killed, and two or three
wounded.
On the Dragon, which recciy cd o shot
in the boiler, three men we're Wounded
not officers.
The WIN. WheIdon received q shot in
her boiler, aud the rescue was damaged ia
her machinery. The former was towed to
Baltimore by the Adelaide
The Minnesota lost 6 men killed and Il
wounded. not including any cficcrs. So
far as is known she is said 10 have received
quite number Of shots. -, y. 500
The Roanoke received but two shots
aud but little damage W as occasioned by
theIu. No casualty occuted on board except
the falling of a inau from aloft.
1t is now gcnelally believed that the
Merrimuc must Lave received serious dam
oge. 1t is the testimony Of scme that shc
was considerably listed on one side as she
wen; behind Sewnll's Point. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

The House to be elected under this appor
tionment will convene 10 December, 1868. 1t
gives the Northwest great increase of ofpolitical
strength. The seven States of Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Mime
sofa, which, in the present Congress. have so
members, will in the next be entitled to Ga be-
iDg gain of twelve members, The Northwest
is DOW equal 10 political power to the three
nost populous Eastern States, New York,
Pennsylvania aud Massachusetts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
FonrREss NIoxnor. Mnrch hi

tCOKIRESS MONROE, March /.
All papers belonging to the frigate Cumber.
land having gone down 10 her tits impossible
to obtain CORE 1t list of the killed and, youn-
ded and lost.
Lieut.. SelIridge the Cumberland has been
ordered to command the Monitor.
A flag oftruce was sent to Craney Island to-
day. Rebel officers say the Merrimac, or as
they call her Virginia, was damaged but moth.
ing serious. They admit the loss of four killed
aud several wounded on her. L-1.
Capt. Buchanan, who commanded was seri
ously wounded in Saturdays 6ght. Capt Jones
commanded her on Sunday. The Yorktown
received shot in her boiler
The Day Book gives glowing account of
the affair aud gives the total rebel loss killed
and IL wounded. -. ~,
Twenty-three prisoners arrived at Norfolk
taken from the Congress.
The Day Book also says the Monitor was seri-
ously injured, and some Of our gunboats sunk,
and report our loss at 600 to 1900. 1t also says
that shaving accomplished the object of the
and having no more material 10
work upon, our vessels returned to the Navy
Yard, awaiting another opportunity"
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ing The country. bringing in prisoners and
trying 10 find therebel Major General, Van
hSss, ~~ao had commsas q the ea.ire
force. ~
II have not as yet the statement Of The
dead and wounded so as to Justify report
but ] will refer you to a dispatch will for.
ward very soon. Officers and soldiers have
displayed such unusual gallsntry that /
hardly dare to make distinctions. l
must, however, name the commanders of
divisions Gen. Siegel CALAMITY carried
the heights aud drove back the left wing of
the enemy. Asboth, was wounded in the
arm in his gallant effort to reinforce the
right. Colonel and acting Brgadier Gen
eral Davis, commanded the centre. where
McCulloch on the 7tb fell, and pressed for.
ward the centre on the Sth. Colonel and
Acting Brigadicr General Carr, is also
wounded in the ann, and was under the
continuous fire of the enemy during the two
hardest days Of the struggle
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio and Nilsson.
ri may proudly share the honor Of the vic.
tory which their gsllant heroes won, over
the combined forces of Van Dorm, Price and
McCullOch, at Pea Ridge, on the Ozark
mountains Of Arkansas.
Your obedient servant
,u'r Ctrprrs. a.,
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THR EaaGArE FEAMoSEs-Ths Navy Departl
nent has q Dispatch stating that the figate
Vernent was passsdbg astsamsr Eaaoiag be-
tween New York and B0ssOn,.ss The sah last.
driiliag tBo knots per hoaF at the mercy ofthe
wind and sea. entirely helpIeSs with ruddtTaDd
aaiaG0 A VssasI was Immediately diapateh.
Cd 10 her assistance. r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

Inc Presidents message respecting
slavery inlhe states occasions much debate
aud anxiety among the proslavory mem.
bers Of Congress 1t is believed that it
will carry the Con6scatiou and Emuncipnt.
ion bills now be fore Congress trumphanty
through Several conservative Repubi,
cans were hesitating to vote for emancipa.
tion in this District, but the message Fl ON
the President shows them that Mr. Lincoln
isin faver of the measure before Senate,
and il will pass. The Significant part Of
the document is in one Of the last para
graphs, and the slave.state men here regard
1t as openly threatening to destroy the in
siiution Of slavery unless the resistance to
the government should cease within very
short time. The President comedies with
his Secretary Of War on the subject
of slavery, aud Mr.. Stanton openly declars
his purpose to be to overthrow slavery, if
thereby the cause Of the Union and lcgi.
timute government can be aided.
0N motion Of Mr.. sherman, in the Senate the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

Steaamans andlof Toledo. Don Piatt, Of Cin-
einnniis were nOuissfed Rdgadiss Generals to-
day
Gen. Wordsworth. appointed TO the COMMAND
OF the foscfB 70 be len IN command at Washing
ton, is made Military Governor ofIhe District Of
0olanAi2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

NEW Mamma brigade Of o0r troops
went ar0und New Madrid ssiaSdny last,
and arrived SnndAy ct snail settlement
on the Mississippi, called POiss Pleasant,
aboal Ian miles below the former place
1hey took poasesaion Of q rebel transport
loaded with -four, and Scuttled her. HE
occupation o. this place BY our troops eats
OF csmmanieasions q the rebels a. New
Madrid, and will evsHaaally abagy them.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, March Term, 1901.
WILLIAM WILLARD vs. DANIEL HUBBARD, ct al.
Order of Sale.

RY Virtue of an Order of Sale, duly is
~ sued from sad Court in the case to me directed
win offer for sale hy Of Public Auctions the hJ
Court House in the Village of Jefferson, Asabua Co Ohio
on Saturday The 22d day Of March, a d. 1862,
between the Of 10 and o'clock sud day. the follow
ing described Lands and Teuements TO wsituate IN the
Township ofPymouth in the county Of Ahtabua and State
of Ohio and known the north part Of lot number y-5O
and bounded and described blloSs to wit: Beginning
at point in the center OF the Plank road where ths said
roadc the south line Of lot number forty seven running
thence south 35S east along said road ten chains
south 74s west ftv chains and thirty two links to the
line Of said lot fifty thence north 1s degree west twentJ
chains, twenty FIVE nks25aiong said line of lot
number 50 TO the south of said lot forty seven
north So east along the south line OF said lot forty seyen
forty three chains the place of begnningppEaed at
+. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff, as
c. DooTH, Plaintiffs Attorney. Speciei Hasier C0nar
Sher-s Office. February 10th, 1862 5t634S475
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SAM'L CuRrLs. Brig. Gen.
LEEspuRa, Va March II

Col Geary made a Reconnaissance yester
day as lar as CATERS Mills. The enemy
has completely fallen back. Their path
was blackened with the ruins of
hay nnd grain stacks. Geary and lis
flicers went to Ball's Bluff and buried
whatever bones they found there.
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The order for suppressing telegyspbic seWs
SwhilssiDce, il now appears, was intended to
cover an order from the President, directing the
gsnssss movement of troops from the Potomac
and other important ositions, on the 22d ult,
which movement has M doubt had something
to do with the evacuation of Manassas. The
order appeared in the National InteIGgsnesr
Of the present week The I'd, dated March 8,
orders Mcclellan to organize into corps that
part Of the army Of the Potomac destined for
active operations, with such promptness and
dispatch as not to delay The commencement of
operations already directed to be undertaken.
The Sd, dated March IL, says Major General
Mcclellan having personally taken the Geld at
the head OF the Army Of the Potomac, until
otherwise ordered. be Is relieved from the com.
msnd Of other Military departments, he retain
ing command Of the army Of the Potomac. The
order extesds Halieck's command so as TO ab-
sorb Hunters and BueIls as far as Knoxville.
and concludes: "Orde'ed, also, that the eoun.
try west ofthe Department Of the Potomac, and
east Of the department. Of the Mississippi be q
military department. 10 be called The Mountain
Department, commanded by Major General Ere.
mont. That ali commanders OF departments,
after the receipt Of this order. report seyerally
and directly to the Secretary Of War, and that
prompt. full and frequent reports will be sxpee.
ted Of all end each OF them"
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Administrators. Notice.

A U.CTION-By order of the Probate
Court Of Ashabula County, in the State of Ohio shall
scll abPubc Vendue
on the 5th day of April, 1862,
The Farm lately owned occupied by Aaron Field deceas
cd ule in the township of Asabula said county con-
tanning 800 nf land, appraised 5000 Sale to be
made upon the premises between the hours Of 10 O'clock
and o'clock, p NJ.
Terms Of sale third In hand one third in one year.
and the balance in two year from the day sale Deferred
payments 10 be interest and secured on said premise
1867 JOHN HARMON, Administrator
Dated March 9Th, 1862. Of Estate Of said Field
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JOHN HUTCHINs.

The New Congressional ApportiOnment.
The New Congressional apportiOnment undeI
the census Of 1860, as amended by the late sup
Elementary law, makes the following changes in
the House Of Representatives:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

ANOTHER BEITisH PRIzE-By an arrival at
New York from Trinidad.efa bark which spoke
the U. 8. Gunbeai Saxon. We learn that the
British Schooner Queen was captured OF viii
mingsSn, N o.. uhis attempting to run the
blockade by the ssxos, whie IN search for tho
Figate KeFmone
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

The Naval Cenniate zee ofthe Senate on Thnrs-
last agreed to report q Siil aA ssse Tor the ap-
puopHasiou oG sa6ssOsVoe for irOu-clad vessels
OF war ~ ="
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
QUALIFICATIONS .

Candidates must be over fourteen, and under
eighteen years OF age at the time of the exam
nation for admission must be free'from deform-
ity and disease and imperiections of the sense.
They must be Of goodmora character, able 10
read and write well-writing from dictaiion and
spelling with correctness, and to perform with
accuracy the various operations of the primary
rules Of arithmetic, viz: numeraton, and the ad-
diton, subtraction, multiplication aud division
of whole nambers. All candidates who wish
to apply for admIssiou to the Naval School, will
report themselves at Warren on the 9th day of
April next. The examination will commence at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
JOIIN HTTTNuTNro
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

18th day OF March A. ID. 1862,
between the Hour Of 10 o'clock, A. ~ and O'clock r. ".
upon the premises the following described real estate stuat
ed in the township and county Of Ashtabua and State Of Ohio
to wit being part cfthe homestead in said township
owned by William Maltby, decided aud set OF to H. X
ay by the heirs Of said estate by deed part of ht
lawful claim bounded and described follows, TO wit
mencng at tho North East at stake in the centre OF
the South Ridge Road said stake being the South
of land belonging to the estate OF Daniel Maby
westerly along said road five chains and seventy five links,
thence south along the east line of land owned by George
don y chains to land owned by Mr. Fuller thence
three ehans aud forty links thence north twenty
links east Of last Described and thence north TO the
place OF beginning along line Of land owned by Mr. Salisbury
and Ira Maltby, containing thirty three the
same more or lesappraised aseven hundred tweny-ax
dolarSS726 OO0 Terms of saleone third In hand ons
third in year, aud third 10 two years from the Ay Of
SALE with interest," the payment to be by mortgage
upon the promises sold. JULIA A. SWEET
Administrative of
Sidney W. Sweet decd
Ashabula, February II, 1862
COOK Pratt, Attorneys 4t63t
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NAVAL ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS.
WAsnTyoroy, March 6tb. I8e2

WASHINGTON, March 9th, 1862.
Ed. TELEGRAPn:-By recent order of the
Navy Department, candidates for appointment
to the Naval Academy, are required to report
at Newport, II. l.. between the 10th and goth
Of April next, instead of next September, the
usual time. There is vacancy in the 10Th
Congressional District That may be able
TO nominate one eel qualified, have concluded
to have the candidates examined at Warren, on
the 6th Of April next, and the young man found
the best qualified IN all respects, shall receive
the nomination. / have requested the Rev.
James Marvin, of Trumbull county, Prof. Hine
Of Mahoning county, and Hon. d. Caldwell, of
Ashtabula county, TO act as literary examiners,
Drs. f. B Woods and j. Harmon, of Warren,
as medical examiners. Candidates will file with
the examiners written testimonials of good
character, aud huJils. The following is taken
from the regulations, which govern the admis-
sion of candidates to the Naval Academy
"N ominatious must state, lst--1he full name
OF the candidate. 2d-hiS actuol and fixed
place of residence. 3l-IIis precise age. 4th
The Congressional District from which he is
nominated. 6th-Ihat he is an actual resident
of the district. A candidate regularly nomna
ted in accordance with these provisions will re-
ceive permit TO present himself at the Acad.
emy}lor examination as to his mental and ply
sical qualifications If found qualified by the
Academic and Medical Boards, he will receive
an appointment as Acting Midshpman, and be
allowed his travelling expenses from his residence
to the Academy, if rejected no allowance will
be made for travelling expenses, No one can
receive warrant as aMidshpman in the Navy,
unless he is graduate Of the Naval Academy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

The rebel President ssnt message TO
eopgrsss that he had snspsndsd Price And
Pillow from their commands nBiII they
could givo q more satisfactory account Of
the d oneIson affair.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given to the qualified
Electors Of the Incorporated Village OF Ashtabua and
the territory thereto annexed for school purposes
Firemens Hall on Saturday the 9th day Of April Asx at
o'clock r. NJ Then aud there to elect two members OF tho
Hoard OF EducOn, To for three years. place H.
Fasset and b. Crosby whose terms OF service will then
lire.
Ashtabnla,. .Maroh o. 1862 II. L. MORRISON, President
A. r. HUBBARD Clerk.
Board of Education.
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0s motion Of Mr.. Sherman, in the Senate the
number Of cavalry regiments has been reduced
to 30 instead of 40. na...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
Administrator,s Sale Real Estate.

IN Pursuance Of an Order granted by the
u Probate Court Of Ashtabua County, Ohio, will otter for
Sale al Public .4Ncfion, on tie IAN day Of
March l862--10 o'clock, a. NJ on the Premfscs
The following described Real Estate subject 10 the dover Es-
tate Of Euuce Hail. situate IN the Township and County ef
Ashtabqa Estate Of Ohio witFeen lnnd bound.
ga and described as oowsone divided oland
taken from the North part Of ofland owned by uerdon
Beckyh IN n bis he time and q bounded west by the highway
jah Markham South by line parallel with the North line
and FAR enongh herefom to contn hfteenl5-acres land
Terms Of saleone third ia hand one third IN one year
and one third IN two years from the day Of sale With Interest
sold j R. cboRg, xdSiSEsiasor SEfa sSS q F''''A
Ashtabun, February 10th, 1902. '''''i i' Gt6sa
Sheriff 8 Sale Lands & Tenements,
AsHrABULA COMMON PLEAS, November Term, 1902.
Joseph j. Edison VS. Henry S. shepard.
Order of Sale.
RY Virtue of an Order of Sale duly is
~ sued fom said Court in the above case directed
will offer for sale by way Public Auction Mt the door OF tho
Court llonse in Jefferson Ashtabula county, Ohio, on
Saturday the 9th day Of April, 1862,
between the hours O'Clock Of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements, TO witt ..r
Situate ~ the township Of Geneva county ofAsabua and
state Of Ohio besg IN township number 70 in the 5h nge
OF townships in the Conpeciicut Western Reserve oaed
being part lot great lot nuner2 in said town.
ship beginning at the South East Of the School House
an NOrlh liNe ot the Ridge hond thence North
ery 10 the East line Of the School House Lot eleven rods
thence eastey parallel with said RGge Road three
House Lot eleven ro Sepee Westerly IN @ the North 5e Of
said road three rods to the place Of beginning containing
thi ty three rods Of land.
Also other piece land lying the same state coun
y and township md described follows being part
nuberl l. IN Great Lot number the above begin
ming the south line Of the North Ridge Road is rods West
Of lot owned by Samuel Bnn thence southerly at
right angles with said road six rods thence Westerly parallel
with said road two aud half rods thence Westerly parallel
with the East line of said lot six rods to the south said
of troau md
TO the place Of beginning containing fifteen rods
Of land which there situated Planning Shop together
with the boiler shafting aud eBgne therein being
Appraised at s E.. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
Jefferson, February 81 1862. 5te36S6
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The Mspnssas rebels have retired towai ds
GOrdonsviIIe Junction, nlncty.three miles
from the Potomac and So miles from Man.
assas-cur scouts penetrated as Gar as
Culpsppsr Court House, IS miles from
Mannssas. Tue Star. whose editor has
plantation At CuIpepper and who ihorough.
y kncws the surrounding country, says
atouud GOrdOusviiIe the cosn,ry is almost
as broken and tbickly wooded as BuIl Run
aud CenterviIle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

TEE MESSAGE or TIE PREsIDEET. which has
90 startled the country BY the novelty of 40
Emancipation proposition coming from such a
quarter, viii be found upon the outside Of this
paper. The opinions With which Il was greeted
were various enough TO show how entirely IN.
prepared the pu5lie mind wasfof q recommeu.
datiou Of such character But ss the thing
isrsvolved and considered 10 lie bearings the
general impression is favorable. ThOse who
looked upon it With suspicion and distrust, are
rapidly swinging round. apd If not extending IL
hearty appreciation. ct least treating it With
defeFentisl consideration II is endorsed by the
leading papers Of the country, anti, as well
as prO-Slavsry. and from present Indications
is likely 10 become one Of the most popular
movemests Of the day. The lower House Of
Congress suspended the rules for The passage Of
the resolution on Monday last and it was sob.
uitted TO vote as il came from the Executive
pen. and carried IS to 81.
Whatever other views may be taken Of IL,
this cannot be avoided. that The bare pyopo.
sitioD OF such nature from the Chief Magis.
trase. Is an important step 10 the right direction,
aud commits The government against the utter
foOlisbhess Of seeking to treat our national dit.
6eulties and establishing q state Of tranquility
By the silent doging Of the subject Of Slavery.
That isa very desirable ssd important point to
arrive at II, fortber,ita justice and liberality
sseuld commend il to the favor Of any. or all
the border States, 50 far it viii be effective
in whiting down the reliance and hope of the
cotton. AID at present hopelsssly Slave States
50 that as az element Of the CODisdsracy. the
prospect Of any future capacity for trouble
or disturbances. is 10 all human probability for
ever preoladed. Il appears to US that the step
cannot but prove saIutary and happy, aud high
ly promotive Of The public good.
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Foa1nEsa MoNaon. Mareh I'D.

The Minnesota yesterday returned TO her
nsnsl station at she entrance Of the Roads
She is sgainr ready for ac,iOn.
The Monitor came down early this morn.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Phladel.

4 - - W. hAOoOOAA A1OAN3
phi-for TIE Relief Of The Sck and Distressed afflicted
th YiraieHt and Chronic Diseases Of s SerHai OrgGHs
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgaon
Valuable Reports SpermatorTh9a Seminal Weakness
9nd other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the New
Remedies employed In the sspensay sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge Address
6ss No soath OH Street Philad. Pa
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RY Virtue of an Order of Sale duls is
~ sued om said Court in the above case, to directed
will offer for sale by way Of Public Auction the door OF tho
Court Honse In Jellerson. Ashtabua county. Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

ammromaL CAUcUs The caucus which met
onINuuday evening last, according 10 appoint.
nnsue hAllosei thirteen times witbout success
% tho 9tb ballet. the vote st6odAwade Ae
Deisno a. 0rOesbsck 5. scatleFinv 1E fssh
baIlet--Wade 40, DeIAso -. Ewing 4 Odlln
9. otoesbeck ", scattsying B Necessary 10
chciee 50. AdjouSnsa tiil wedhssdny night
The ballosing for ssnator at TIE adjourned
caucus on Wednesday, Evening, resulted much
as the previous evening, without a choicoi
wade On The last trial hclahg "a vOtea Mr.
wadss ftieSd's are sanguiOe. Caueus adjOuru-
cd one week % ls
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Administrators Sale Real Estate.
18th day OF March A. D. 1862,

TN Pursuance of an Order granted by the
Probate Court of Ashabula county, ohioI viii offer for
sale atlubhc Auoten on the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

Defeat Of The combined forces of Van Dorm
Price and McCHllOch-DeaMo of Nc Cullooh.
Held QUARTERS, Army SoUrH WEST,
PEA RIDGE, Ark, March 9th.