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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08
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The foIlowingis the official report ofGen,
Callum:

The following is the official report OF Gen,
Callum
CoyUNRUs March T.
Maj. Gen. Halleck.--The Gibraltar of
the west ours. Kentucky is free. At A
O'Clock this morning the aolilla under Com
modore Foote, consisting of 6 gunboats, 4
mortar boats and transports conveying the
9th Illinois Regiment, battalion of the
oath Ohio, and 55th Illinois. under com.
mand of Gen. Sherman, proceeded to this
place. On arriving here it was difficult to
say whether the fortfcatiops Yere occupied
by onr own cavalry on scout from Paducah
or BY the enemy. Preparation was made
for oyenipg fire aud landing infantry, when
Gen. Sherman and Capt. Phelps, with 80
soldiers made reconnaissance with Tug
sreering directly under the water bat
terry. -....s ..s..sf .r.5,.l III
Satisfied that our troops had possession,
they landed, assembled 10 the summit, and
planted The Stars and Stripes amid the
cheers OF our brave tars and soldiers
Though rising from a sick bed to go upon
The expedition, could not resist the desire
to examine the works, which, are of i'm
mense strength, consisting OF tiers upon
tiers Of batteries upon the river
front, and strong parapet and covered by
thick abatIis on the river side.
The Notifications appear to have been
hastily evacuated Considerable quantities.
of ordnance and ordnance stores, anchors
the remainder Of the chain once stretched
across the river, and large supply tofped.
oos, were found. The desolalion was
visible everywhere, Hnis, tents aud bar
racks presented nothing but their black
eped remains, although the iowa was
spared. A garrison was left in the work
consisting of nearly 2, 500 infantry and 400
cavalry. (Signed) G. w. CnLuM,
rlr Brigadier General.
The evacuation commenced on Thursday,
The last OF the rebels not leaving until
Thursday afternoon. The burning com,
nenced on Friday, aud was continued until
Sunday, The Notifications we're not moles-
ted. Everything that could not DO carried
of was either fred or thrown into the river.
a large number Of cannon were thrown into
the FiTer. ~.
Az the time OF the evacuation there we're
5000 troops they left Columbus ou Trans
ports and by railroad. The track AVID
bridges we're torn up and burned for six
miles, aud what further destruction is not
set known.
II is reported that Polk and bis officers
had become unpopular because they had
done nothing but forlify The town The
men became demoralized, reckless, aud
afraid they wonId be surrounded and shell.
cd out
The ex-Mayor Of Columbus, suspected Of
treason to The Federal GoEcrnpent, was
carried of by the rebels.
The works are very extensive, probably
four miles in extent. Every prominent
blpfi on the river aud around the town is
fortified.
ltwas rumofed that Yancey. disguis.
ed had sailed 10 the rebel schooner VIDE
Awake for The South.
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Saturday the htb day of April I862

between tie hours Of 10 and O'CLOCK OF said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements 10 Wit --7-F
situate an the township OfeDevs county OF Aaa and
stae OF Oho 6eg Ia township number ~ TIE 5th range
being part Of lot number IN gras lot pumbcr said town,
SNIP AZ the South East corner ct the School House
Lot 10 the North line the Ridge Road thence Vorib
cry IN the East line q the School House Lot eleven rods
tlenee eastery parallel with said ladge Road three rods
e9se Lot eleven vos thence Westerly the North line Of
sau road three rods to the place Of beginning containing
Ao ore other piece Of land lying IN the same state
ana to"nshiP and described follows being part OF lot
nng on the south line OF the North Ridge Road rods West
~ once ownrd y Samuel Blinp, thence southerit Al
right angles with said road rods thence Westerly
with said road two and half rods thence Westerly r
win the East line Of said lot six rods 10 the south line of d
one haf rods the place beginning containing fteeD rods
o land on which there is situated Planning shop eber
WIN the boiler, shating and engine therein being
Appraised al d. A. WRIGHT 'ebar,g
Jederson, February 27, 1852 Irf stsSSss
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Savannah has been very well fortified by
the rebels. and large number OF rebel troops
are constantly arriving.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

1he colnlng Of Cumberland Gap into our
possession is most important Ii removes
Ihe iast barrier 70 the progress Of the fed.
efai troops INTO East Tennessee, and eman-
rlpates that oppressed region from the
Of secession. The days Of treason
IRE numbered.
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The rebels promised TO spend the winier
1t the north Fort Donelsou contributed
very generously 70 towards lbe faIhlment Of
that pledge
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-08

a LESSON IN EMANCIPATION The ex.
peFienee Of Russia in the emancipation Of
her twenty million Of scrfs is decidedly ad.
verse 70 that gradual approach TO Justice
aud to light which it was supposed the mag.
nitude and the difficulties of the undertak,
ing required, The nine years. compromise
With Slavery which the ukase OF emancipa.
ton dictated, in order TO ct these Salyic
slaves for the freedom WHICH it bestoged
upon them, is found to be failure so utter
aud so miserable that the nobility, the
Shareholders themselves are petitiouing the
Gar for immediate emancipation.
In an address TO the Emperor, recently
presented, the noblesse of the Goternment
Of Moscow, beg leave to suggest that the
term Of zine years prescribed BY the ukaSe
be shortencd, SO that emancipation may be
complete, and the peasant may DO entirely
free from all engagements with The proprie.
tor in relation to lands "
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Ex Congressman Abram Wskeman has
been peWiRated Post Master Of N. York
city '' '~'1 --t fs'A -'t-ti3
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Petition for DiKnrne

Da'id HrighiH0Hr, Pe6 Charlotte p BrlgGiqar deL
Court OF Common Pleas Ashtabnla County.
FHHE defendant Charlotte Wrigh'nour
\ viii take notice that the plaintiff Darid Wrigbtnonr
did on the 10th day II Fehaay, 1862 de hs petition in
the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court Comnan Pleas l sd
county Of Ashtabna praying 10 be divorced on aId defend
ant and alleging for cause willf absence from the planta
for period Of over three years last past ~ = F~',
saidPsuon viii be for hearing net tenn fsaid Court
COOK PRATT,
AshtAbula, February loth 1852. 6tss5
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MATTERS IN RsciMoxD -,On the 9sth Of
February gold 10 Riehmoad eommasded
premium Of 40 TO so per cent, aud silver
80 to 40 per cent. Wbiskey was selling at
- per gallon for common, aud $a for
choice brands Butter AZ cents per pound,
sole leather rs cents per pound, and calf
skins $55 dozen. Apples is dollars a
barrel.
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ID ISL q Lotlers Remniniag 10 the Posl l


~ Office Asttabaia, Ohio, March 8, 1859,
Bsiiey4-Hiss MARY T. Newson- Ar,os
Bss-Miss Phehe NoTthfoun- -co,,,,, o.
Bunnell-Bros Nor ris-zi i t-s''''''"s
Drown -Mrs lydia Osborn-I p
Beuian in-Chas Trica.-Afarcor.l r
Bovee-Samupl perin-reios III ~
cole-MrsL U Psrter-Niss Me-
Carrenter-Mss Sarah Robin.oo- -s-l,rdiy'
1oda-- thouias Renminetnn-1ilss Jennie
Dnry-t Sintb-Tucius
Ducnmh--phllip arc Sriib.-tfiss Tc,.g.. = o.
Euele--Miss Mafinda 2 Smith Francl, q .i 2
Ehrich-Jacuh stnrt..ls n
Falkner-Mrs VIM sfvies-T1op,aa
Hanmon--J James Shenard-Susan
Mills-Or stcAighsnp-srir Henry
nanse-Eh Sareeant-Iarhea
Johofon hrs Onin sn1w-Ni~r Jennie
Jnnes--Iohn Tar,ei--sT "
Knox--Mrs Enerett Tbon,neon-lAg,s Fn,,. NJ
Knox-Mss Martha I.. Tfthanr-P
Ring--MichaeI Wond-TC
iyman-Miss Matte WArrep-M n
langwoTtty--John Weltsn-Trnr.n
hea9ham-- Edwin Woodburv-EG
Mas0n--Miss llnmA Wondwn,tl M.s v..r =
Marsh--Thadfens whiinee-A Il
AMeaeham-C CathaIine Wright-A& VIVA
mchtne-Domas Woif-cafhorine
Marres-hiss Salin Whituey-Mcs j
Waite-SarshC
Persons calling Tor the above will please say ADVERTISED
.-r.ta q. Il. HARRIs p N,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
M Ianda md Tenemensa

Ashtabula Common Pleas, March Term. 1861.
WILLIAM WnLAsp vs. DANIEL HrRBARD, ct al
ie order Of Sale.
IlY Virtue Of an Order Of Sale, duly is
~ sued from said Court the above case me directed
w oT for sale BY Of Puhc Auctiont the door Of the
Court House h he YAagc Of Jeaeron Ashtabue Co. Ohio,
on Saturday the 22d day Of .Harch a D, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock said day tho follsw
ing described Lands and Tenements to wistuate IN the
Township ofPymouth n the county Of Ahtsbua and State
O OHIO and known the north part of lot number fy-50
and bounded and DESERVED follows 10 WITT Begihnne
alta point IN the center OF the Plank road where e said
yade ROSES the south @ o lot number forty seven, running
thence touh 351 east along said road chains thence
south 4 west fifty chains and thirty two lipke to the west
line OF said lot fifty thence north 1s degree west twcnt,
one ehans twenty Eve nks2along said line Of lot
number 90 70 the south west Of said lot forty seyen
north So east along the south aid lot forty SEVEN
forty three chains to the place Of begenngapprsed Af
L.n lE a. WRIGHT, Sheriff as 81
G. BooTu, Plaintiffs Attorney Special kfester Csvsr
sbcfifis 0mce February 10Th. 1862 Bt8s4S475
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10y Virtue of a0 ORDER OF SALE
IL duly issued from said Court In the above case al
reced will offer for sale by way OF public suction the
door Of the Court House IN Jefferson shtabua County Ohio,
On Saturday, The 8h day Of .Narch, A. d. 1862
between the hours CLOCK Of said day. the ioW
ing descfbed lands Tepeenta fexeept much thereof
as is included 10 deed from Edward C. Hubbard the
enant Bieihy y hann TO wit; Situate in the Township
Plymouth. In the county of Ashabula and State Dhie
being IN Township No Twelve 2 IN the d range town.
chips in the Connecticut Western Reserve $50 called being
Lot cieht (5s bounded ny original Lot line Containing
two hundred and two OF land @ 2) appiaised at
Also seventy -four acres OF land 10 the south rar Of Lot
No. 6yseyen (57l cast eu IN and west
by the original lot lines and north by hundred III
land In said dys (5 belonging 10 Henry E. Par.
Also hundred in the South part Lot No fy
nine 5 10 said Township, bounded east west b
original lot lines aud north by line parallel with tho Eout
line and far enough erefrom 70 include hundred acree
Of land, appraised atS-- =
- EDWARD A. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
As Special Master Commissioner
JeIerron January oath, 1902. 6tes2 S4T5 - g
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The Matylnnd Legislature in caucus vo-
ted On the l0;h ballot for Reverdy John.
son for U s. Seuasor- IS to 70.
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Administrator's Sale Real Estato.

18th day Of March A. d 1862.
between the hour OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock r.
upon The pfen the following described estate stunt
ed IN the township and county Ashtabu and state Of oho
to wit being pert ofthe homestead In said township orer
" owned by William Maltby, decided ana Oft to B
Matby by the heis Of said estate by deed a. part e hs
lawful claim bounded and described follows wit com
mencng at tho North East the centre Of
the south Ridge Road said stake being the South East cor.
n OF land belonging to the estate Of Daniel Maby thence
wesery along said road Eve chains and seventy ve linn
thence south anng the etne OF land owned by George Am
idon fy one chans TO land ownedb f Fuller hence east
three chains and FORTY sns thence north twenty and ona
half degrees east unth hreaehes Chains and thirty ave
LINKS east Of last described and thence north
place of beginning along line nf land by SALISBURY
and Ira htby, containing thirty tee Of land be the
ee more or essapprased at seven hundred and weBtysx
dollarS S726 00) Terms Of saleone third in hand one
trd in one year. and one third in two years from the day Of
Sae with interest the payment TO be secured BY mortgage
upon The premises sold. JULIA A, SWEET,
Administrntrx OF
Sidney ". Sweet, deed.
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ltwas rumoted that Yancey, disguis.
ed had sailed 10 the rebel schooner VIDE
Awake for The South,
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SLAyFnf IN the CArEAL.-The Com
mitteee Of The two Houses on the District
Il Gnlnmlla hese snhsinntiallp arreotl uporp
3 bin differing but slightly from that
alteady reported TO The Senate BY Mr..
Morrill,, which, after being amended in con.
formisy with the suggestions Of the House
Committee, will be passed and sent down
to the lower House, where also il is sure
Of majority. The bill is the special order
for "Wednesday 10 the Senate 1t is now
hoped that the natiouai capital win be
purged of slasery before April A member
Of The Senate District Of Columbia Com.
pittee was told by shvebolder
that there were not more than 600 daves
in the Districtat present. 50 many we're
taken South IN the cxodous Of last Snrine.
tife =
GeSa FEREbRIcK w. LANDER Whose
recent brilliant aud successful charge at
the head Of bis troops at Paw Paw,
Western Virginia, electrified the country,
died 10 bis camp on Sunday last from con
gestion Of The brain, superiudnced, undonb.
tedly, by the debilitOting effects OF the
onnd be received near Edwards Ferry,
in bis reconnaissance The day after the fall
Of Col Baker I've country loses, in the
death Of Gen, Lauder one of its bravest
ond most energetic officers, and one who
had given the highest promise Of valuable
service in this It's tinae- Of rreniest. need
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CtOPARTNERsHIP -The nndnrsirned
Er4aa' csari Defsud.at.

H. H. MORRISON srUiriHg pafHsT ofthe late fy Of Roo,
H 20 e-fl M0TyisOa, Piaizslg. r ~
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N Pursuance OF an Order granted by tie
Probate Court o. Ashtabuis coun'y Ohio, w osr fot
Sale al Public Auction on iLe l4ih daycf
March, lS62---l0 o'clock, a. NJ on The Premises
The Glowing described Real Estate subject the dover Es
tae oi Eunlce Hall situate IN the Townhip and County ef
Ashapua State of OhO witFieen land bound
e and described as toowsone divided hafo30 ofland
taken rom the North part Of tot Of land owned by uerdop
Beekwith "a hs life time and Il hInded eat hy tls rhaV
North By snds Of Laura Souihard East by The ns Of Bens
iah Markhan Sogtn BY line parallel with the North line
and far enpnHh ueOu 20 contain ian0
Appraised At two Hundred and forty diliara II
Terms Of Sale-Ona third In hand one third IN one YEAR
and one third In two years from day Of rao with rfruf
the payment 10 be secured ~ mortgage upon the preises
sold. ]. r. COOK, Adminstratar of
Ashiahua. FehrnarY 1oih. 1892. - ~ llaal
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Price, after hot chase, is cooling of
Gu The Boston noun tains, and Ben. Nc
Culloeh is on this side. IaE fg
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p EMOVAL.-llhe once u 10 Maruet.

IO lc Telegraphis Removed Opposite me Aslaaba House
at the Drug Store or w Copeland with whom have made
Of my friends N The capacity oiDggst Town Clark or Tel
egraph OPERATOR y. X. AIIEN.
Jauufay u. 1902 6s2
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NOTlCE Having secured the valuable
services Of the weiknown aud reliable Druggist Mr.
JAS ~ ALLEN, Gao assure the Public that they may ds.
pend upon being we'll attended TO- they viii always ard
NJ Allen qr at the counter ready and happy 10 attend
70 ther wants eeving the public MI appreciate tha eref
uon 70 please them We ask Jour uIpatronage. -
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REBELS SHE1i1Ne Across THE RIVER On
Friday last, while Gen. Sirkies aud staff
were reviewing troops at liverpool Point,
three Shells we're thrown from The opposite
shore. Que burst on the left Of the line,
passing close to the, Generals head, The
other struck near Il itbout exploiting
The Rebels are preparing battery TO Shell
the camp aud s.orehouseS OH The river
bank.
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NE9.Has1e. bart True.

XXTILKINS & KELLEY are now selling an
wv Excellent Qualify Of CARBON OIL, 80
cts, per gal. The Best ever in town, tDeodoriHed)
at 40 cts. 6S4u
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VOLUME XIII. NO. 90.

ard yet he had no hesitation in calling his hearers
"lellow.citiztns." The flag seemed to him like a
relic OF tho Southern COnfederacy, and, had he
voted for Breckinridgc, he should regard himself
as such relic. He was proud TO cay he voted
Tor Stephen A Douglas II was not his purpose
TO inquire who was responsible Tor the Rebellion
whether II was caused by Republicans or Dem.
ocrnts; Il was enough for him TO know OF its
existence, and that il must be suppressed. Unil
the Union should I've restored, he could know no
party, and no cause but that OF his country Tho
flag was worthless in itself, but il should be
preserved as memcnio OF his internal Rebellion.
such trophy and thnt their town had given to the
servi,e OF lhe country officer 30 brave and nc.
complished ns Lieut. Phe lps.
AT tile conclusion OF Mr.. Williams remarks,
on motion Of Mr. Thrnsher, the meeting adj.
journed,, having voted that its proceedings be
published.
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GSrThanks to Hon. John Hutclins, for a
copy of the Annual Report on Foreign Rc.
lations for the year ending Sept 3Oth. 1860.
Also, for his speech on "Low and Uniform
Postage Tho lattor We have not had time
to examine. ...f. ......
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Sherifs Sale ofReai Estate.


TN obedience TO the requirements of an Order
i OF Sale, which issued from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Geauga County in the Stnte of
Ohio, wherein Josiah S Cook is plaintiff. md
Willis Cay ct al. are defendants, TO me directed
and delivered, ! have caused to be appraised and
shall expose to sale at public vendue, at the
door OF the Court House in Chnrdon, ..r
On Monday, June 30h, n. ID. 1869.
betwe cen the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4
O'Clock ?. M. Of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in the township Of
Burton in the County OF Geauga, in the State Of
Ohio, being part of Lot No. 35 in said township,
and par; OF Town Plat Lot No.-bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at post in the west
line OF the north and south center road in said
tow nship, at tho south east corner oi Josiah s,
Cooks land in said Lot No. 35; thence north
long the west line of the aforesaid road TO a
post in the corner OF the fence as it now stands,
ne ar pine tree just south Of said Cooks dwell
ing house; thence west degs. 80 chains; thence
south 10 the south line of said Cooks land thence
east TO the place OF beginning, containing about
ree.fourths of an acre Of land.
| Said premises appraised at $40O.
| Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand.
E G. WHITE, Sheriff.
| Sherih>s Office, Geauga 646w5
| Co, May 30Ih, 1869.
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOiyin'S Celebrated
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as miscarriage is certain to be brought on , but
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N. 81 90 enclosed to any authorized Agent,
will ensure package of pills by return OF mail.
c. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, c. W.. Buffalo, N Y.
CAUTION beware OF Counicrieiis; the genuine
have the 81 lnature oil c. CROSB Y on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
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Administrators Sale.

THE undersigned will offer Tor sale at the late
l. residence OF Stephen Searls, desc nsed. in
Hambden, on Saturday, June esth, 1862, the
following personal property, to wit:
| span ol Horses, 2 dry Cows, 4 two. year -old
Steers | two. .year-old Heifer, two horse Wag.
on, and Threshing Machine.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums of $3 and under,
Cash in hand over 50, months credit will be
given, with approved security aud interest.
D1TSale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. M.
L.G. MAYNARD, Admh.
Hambden, June 18th, 1869. 649w3
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NTOTICE.--The undersigned has been ap.
IN pointed and qualified ns administrator Of
the estate of Charles S. Hoard, deceased, late Of
Burton, Geauga County, Ohio.
HARVEY N. ENSIGN.
Auburn, June 9th, 1862. 650wS
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THE JJEFFERsoNIAN DEMoCRAT1
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a:a-The Army Register of Ohio volun-
teors may be obtained AT DR.. Nichols Drug
Store. In addition to full list of yoluu
teers, which alone renders it valuable, it
contains brief historic Wow of the Rebel
lion and the leading events of tho ,war.-
Prico only 25 cents. '.'. ga
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G5Mr. Wm. IL. Avery has our thanks
FOR Strawberries. They are of tho Peabody
variety, and very large and nice.