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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

New Goods ! New Goods I!
A Large and Very Full Stock just Open
ing at
A: HENDRYs Drug Store.
AGAIN.
Splendid assortment ofth best Limerick Fish Hooks
for Bass, Perch, MinnOws Cat Pckerel, Trout, &c.
l. n f S.
sea-Grass, Linen and silk, from 20 to 100 feet long.
ALSO
Floats Bobs Cane Poles and Joint Rods all new For sals
at A. HENDRYs Drug storeI
SUGARS TEAS COFFEE SPICE, PKPPER, SOAPS; ERAs1vE
YELLow CASTLE and Fine SHAVING. PKNs PENCILS PEN
HOLDERS and large variety of the best kind OF
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Cigars etc.
beautiful assortment Of Perfumey or ladies and Gentle
med at HENDRH'S Drug Store.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
Nader Coehinea MurAt Of Tin etc, etc For ale In
large small quantities at A. HEhDRY'S Drug Store.
WINES.
Pure Catawba, Heidseek, Port, (pure iuice)
Sherry, Malaga, Madeira,
and Rheubab Splendid article for Aeknesa and medic
al purposes, at HENDkf's Drug Store.
BRANDIEs Of all kinds. Rum, Santa CroixA
RUN, Jamaica, HOLLAND GIN. SCHEIRDAM sCHNA APPS
LONDON CORDIAL. GIN, and the beat walsKEY In use,
being perfectly pure, At HENDRf's Drug Store
COAL OIL LAMPS,
tine Stock and New Burner, light the Wc with
out taking Oh the Chimney Coal Oh a1S.eents gallon al
HENDRR'S Drug Store.
TurPentius, Venice TurpeDtne Bsnso Paints Oils BY,
SSsnt AID in small cans for is~ gse vasnlshe Coach
HENDRYs Drug Store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13
Ashtabula Union School.

AshGabula Union School.
George w. Waite, A. b. Superintendent
GEo W. WAITE Principal Of High School,
Miss SARAH ~ scHooNMAKKR, Assistant in High School
Miss h. j. SHAFER, Grammar School
Miss S. E. TOWER, Intermediate DEPARTMENT
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Primary
Miss SUSAN N. WILDER. Assistant In Primary
The School is Free to all persons Of suitable age resdng
for School purposes"
will be
For Primary per annum. $500
For High School 1900
Tuition payab lie in advance.
All applications for admission to be made to the Supern
tendant.
The Spring Term commences Monday, April 18th
1882 and the Winter Term January 9th, 1869.
highly desirable pupils should begin at the open
ing Of terms No pupils out of the village will be received for
Aless period than e and deductions
cept IN cases of sickness removal.
Rev. j. NJ GlLLETT,
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board of Examiners,
Rev. R. II. CONKIIN.
II. FAssErT. Prest
II. l.. MORRISON, Treas
Q. C. CULLET, Board of Education
]. B. Crosby,
STEPHES HALL,
A. F. HuBBARD, Secretary
FOR l5cTS.-
One quire Commercial NOe Package Envelopes and Six
Pens NJ. G. DICK.
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Organ, PIanofOrLe, Violin nr GniLar

a. his residence in AshtabuIa. froso E.,.. -, .,,
MS.aSy NSo and op 1sssag Evsnis until Tr.Sas
II viii he onnd Al th Union school 10 Conneaut Nj
pandsr Of the term Sheet MusIe Books ne TO-
desired. His terms reasonable. 'Ai1neo vnen
and COnneaut A'- ~ Asntaoua
destruction IN Vocal Music win be given for one or o,.
''''' Aahsabua, Dec 20, 1891.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

A SH PLANK.-lO0.0 600 feet White
"A Ash Plank feom to inches thick for which cash
will be paid by HERRICK 4 BRO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

Home Insurance Company,
Sash Cepltal All pa'a IN s........... e1so00,000
Surplus, over. .'..s's......s....s. 4lt.eI5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

vbnaa ia..lon aaelon Ia MuEie.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
ssr an APeIlenee and Teacher and Per-
so Sivis nm Tor the work, holds himself readiness
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13
Latest Arrival I!
The Newest of Goods Opening
Daily.

HAVING made a short visit to New
Yort during The past week am prepared to fur.
mise any quantity OF goods on the shortest Notice
Ny stock consists OF all The
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

FOR RENT.-over cur store a nice large aud very
pleasant front room with closet.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

I, -.
but the United States ofdcers AZ Port Royal and
Fort Pulaski informed Mr.. Spencer that they
cou'd easily be moved whenever the Govern
ment saw 6t 10 commence operations against the
The feeling Of the citizens Of Savannah with
reference to'the rebellion Mr. Spencer represents
as being nearly unanimous 10 favor ofeontinuiug
the course they have begun, and Of never yield.
ing until they have gained their Independence.
Many Of them openly declare thh they would
prefer bee ming the subject % foreign power
TO a reunion with the National Goyerhment,---
Not few openly avowed that they had medtaL
ted The movement for twenty years past. and thar
in the election Of Lincoln they saw their opport,i.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
News from McClellan's Army.
Order of Gen. McCIel-
Ian Relative 10 the Emancip0.
tiOn Pro cIanlaliON.
General Orders No. 1888.

Headquarters, Army Of tie Potomac,
Camp near Strasbu'g, Ad., Oct. 7, 1862.
The attention of the officers and soldiers Of
the Army Of the Potomac is called to General
Orders No. l3o, War Department Sept "a,
1872, publishing to the army the Presidents
proclamation of Sept %,
A proclamation Of such grave moment to the
naton, officially communicated to the army,
affords to the general commanding an oppor-
Iunity of defining specially to the officers and
soldiers under bis command the relation borne
by all persons In the military service of the
United States towards the civil authorities Of
The government. The constitution contides to
to the civil authorities, legislative, judicial and
executive, the power and duty of making, ex.
pounding and executing the Federal laws
Armed forces are raised and supported simply
to sustain the civil authorities, and are to b.
held in strict subordnation thereto in all re-
spects. This fundamental rule Of our pGitical
system IS essential to the security of our
lepublcan institutions and should be thorough
ly understood aud observed by every solder
The principle upon which, and the objects for
which armies shall be employed in suppressng
the rebellion, must be determined and declared
by the civil authorities, and the chief Execu
tive, who is charged with the administration
of the national affairs, is the proper and only
source through which the views and orders o
the government can be made known to tn,
armies of the nation.
Discussion by officers and soldiers concern
ing public measures determined upon and de-
clared by the government, when carried at al
beyond the ordinary temperate expression o
opinion, tend greatly to impair and destroy tn,
discipline and efficiency of troops by substtu
ting the spirit of political faction for that o
firm, steady and earnest support of the author
ity Of the government which is the highes
duty Of tbs American soldier. The remed,
Tor political errors, if any are committed, is i
be found only in the action Of the people a
the polls.
In thus calling the attention Of this army L
the true relation between the soldiers and tn
government, the general commanding mersl
adveTts to ao evil against which it has bee
thought adrissble duIias ouf whole h story {
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
E,asua,ion Of Lexington By the RebeIs.

.. LOuispitte, Oct. 7-Kidnight.
Lexington is mostly evacuated by the rebels
there being only one hundred remaining. They
took and sent to Camp Dick Robinson 1000
barrels Of pork IRON Chenault & Co.., packed.
on their own account aud for other parties,
mostly seoessionists. They also took 500,
Morlh Of jeans and linseys from Olham, Scott
h Co., which they have manufactured into
clothing. The rebels paid Tor these goods in
Confederate script, unless the owners refused
to receive it, in which event no consideration
was given. ...
Reliable individuals from Lexington, who
have converstd with rebel soldiers, are confi.
dent that battle must ensue before the rebels
leave Kentucky. Rebel soldiers tell them
they prefer being killed, or captured and pa.
rolled, rather than march over the mountains
again. This seems to bs the conclusion Of the
whole rebel army. ..... -
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
INTERESTING FHOM NORFOLK.

Headquarters of tie Military Gopcrnor, !


Headquarters Of tie Military Governor,
NorfoLk, Va, Oct. 6, 1862
No more passes or permits will be issued TO
take supplies into the country, except on certi
6cate from The clerk Of The market that the per.
son applying for the permit actually brought sup
plies TO town. Supplies will only be allowed for
the family use Of those who take them. The
pickets and sehtine will be instructed not to al
low any person or vehicle to pass out Of the lines
with the exception Of market carts or wagons,
each containing but one person. Physicians
will be allowed to pass on the same conditions as
heretofore. No person or vehicle unless for mar.
ket purposes. ill come into the lines, with this
exception, that. should the person have come
from distance, having no knowledge Of this
JISsr, rsy VIII S.to cd 5sv IN
names and residences reported at the headenar.
ters, where instructions will be given as to al,
lowing them TO return to their b mes.
A picket will be placed at the Marine Hospital
Immediately, and no boat allowed to land there
with or without a pass. No boats. except light
era with wood or supplies, will be allowed to
pass the drawbridse going up or down,
Until further orders the daily passenger boat
will not return to Fortress Monroe and no passes
will be given to 60 there by other government
vessels, except return passesor to officers on duty
or with leave from Suffolk The ferry to Ports
mouth will run every half hour only during the
day, unless more frequent use shall be required
for military purposes.
These orders will continue 10 force until more
general good faith is exhibited towards the gov
ernment Unless the attempts to violate the mi
litary laws necessarily established here, shall be
liscountenanced aud suppressed by the citizens
themselves, they must blame themsclve alone for
ha A nj
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
Explesion at Davpcr's Ferry-Ninc Men
Wounded.

... Frederick, Nd. Oct. 7-P. N.
AT eleven o'clock last night, at Harpsr's Ferry,
u house formerly used as a powder magazine,
was exploped in the following manner:--
The powder had apparently been removed !;
but enough remained to cause an explosion
from igniting by spark from soldiers pipe.
The house was used as guard house at the
time OF the explosion. Nine soldiers were
wounded by the explosion, including Eager, Of
Co. A, Seventy second New York Mervine,
Of Co b, Seventy-second New York; j. Street,
Of Co. G, Seventh ----; two men Of the
Seventh Michigan; three ,mep of the First
Delaware, and two men Of the Eighty eighth
New York.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
Editorial Melangc.

Governor Stanly and lady, arrived
here on Saturday evening last, from
New York, via Beaufort. The Gov
ernor, we are pleased to say, returns
10 good spirits and full of vigor, de-
terlnined on accomplishing the work
he took in hand, when he was appoint
ed Military Governor Of this State, of
bringing bis loved native State into the
folds Of the Union, fromwhich she was
30 foully- wrested.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
Buell. ond his Army IAN Active Cainpain
Commenced Dur Army Moving g The
Rebels lactreaiing, &c.

Rebeis hctrennnE, &C. .....
LOuiso,lle, Ky, Oat. 8, 1862.
Those who have found SO much fault hereto
fore with Buell's tardlness will now have oc
casion to change their opinion Of that officer !;
and admit that when necessity requires he can
be- as prompt and energetic hs could be desired
He entered this town week ago with jaded,
ragged and footsore army OF fifty thousand
men. During this week he has shod and clothed
this army, recruited ii by the addition of fifty
thousand new men, completed an entirely new
af- IVA -iaIGa Nv sySlep,
vogue Oh the Potomac that Of corps ddrmce-
anu is now in hot pursuit Of the rebels All
this has been accomplished in the face Of the
most psrplexing difficulties. He has been re-
moved from his command and rcinstated during
his period, the frs, organization be effected
fell through and had to be abandoned because
of the unfortunate death Of General Nelson. -
Politicians and gubernatoral officials have IN.
terfered with his plans and harrassed him with
the claims Of this and that officer for prefer
ment; all manner of obstacles have been thrown
in his way and yet, by herculcan efforts, he
has surmounted them, and is already far on
his march, with the rebels in flight before him.
The army moves in three main cDrYs darmeer
commanded resncc,iycly bv Major Generals
,,ri,tendpn McCook md Gilbert Major Gen
Thomas the hero Of Mil Spring is second in
command under Buell.. 1t would be maniEestly
improper to mention the programme Of this
ranidi,y n, movement, n d.ptb Of strategy a,d
br;ll;yncv of general shin nnlv onuaIled in this
wor bv Mcclellan in his alor,ous MARYLAND
camna!pn A few rlimmsrincs of what is 10 be
can he d;scerned in Inc movement OF one corps
which left this citv m Wednesday mo,nins
and within twenty. or hours was in po,session
If Shrlhvyi,l, over thirty mile; distant The
rehsls ar3 betorc Them in confusion Iorgettinp
N ,her haste to get nvay larpe quantities Of
,,ms ommnn,,ion and other military storey,
This Mace had been occ,picd by division Of
Kirhr smith. armv about 00i, strong com.
man2ed nv Claiborne Of Mississippi. Preston
smith md Uull held nosi,ions as brigndier
GENERALS upder Claiborne Colonel Nixon.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

TennessCe TrnitorA arrested in Cincinnati.
Two seccssionists merchants Of Knoxville,
Tenn, were arrestedat the Gibson House in
Cincinnati on Friday, having been recognized
by one Of their viotoms, loyal man, whose
property, amounting to $4,000, was confis-
Gated by the agency of these men, and he him
self thrown into the same jail in which Parson
Brownlow was confined The Gazette says ::
With the bitter memory of his wrongs burn.
ing in his bosom, the prosecuted man went i'm,
medately to the boel, where he found one Of
the men just discussing splendid dish of
SOUP He was dragged out and placed under
charge Of an officer. Tn few moments trai,
tor No. Two, for whom the refugee entertained
less love even than the first, made bis appear.
ance. The German collared him Immediately
ard upon his resisting, drew pistol aud batter
ed him on ~ head crowd which had col.
Iected interiered here, being ignorant Of tho
merits Of the case, and the traitor vas sIved
irCma deserved castisa.ioa.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

every wood for their, infantry, and every
bill for their artillery. The fight lasted
seven hours. The rebel General Rogers
was killed. General Oglesby has died Of
his wounds. General Ord is slightly woun-
ded.
Prisoners taken say their effective force
in the vicinity is 5000 men. This is prob
ably an over estimate; but it is certain
that they outnumbered us two TO one.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

For the information Of those inter
ested ID ID asai Vi storSs, s;'edla state
that 200 bbls Stockholm tar sold in
New York, on the 9th inst, for $6,25
and $6,S7 10 per bbl. Stockholm tar
at present, is commanding better prices
than North Carolina tar. Look out
for tarry fingers.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
Another Brilliant Anair.
BALTIMORE. Oct 7.

BALTIMORE, Oct 7.
The American has received the following des
patch from Cumberland:
lmbodcn's entire wagon train, embracing sup.
plies of all kinds, two pieces Of artillery. one
hundred and fifty prisoners were captured and
Colonel McReynolds is 10 ursnt of him, up the
Great Cacapon River, .., .
lmboden is a noted rebel artillery officer.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

The US. gun,boat Seymour, which
was snagged and sunk short time
since, in the Neuse, just above this
city, has, BY the indefatigable exertions
of her crew, been raised, repaired and
Is in good fighting trim, and her crew
are anxious for brush with the enemy
of our nations honor. t-ta
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
The Rebel Army Rapidly Reireating
Towards Bichmend.

Frederick, Nd, Oct 7, 1869.
J learn from private sources that reconnois.
sances reveal the fact that General Lees rebel
army is rapidly moving back on Richmond.
The chances Of their escape from McClelan's
clutches are hourly diminishing. A detsch
ment from Summers corps drove in the pickets
OF the enemy to CharlestoSn day before yes
tcrday.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
w. S. ROSECRANS,
Major General.
CAIRO, Oct. 7, 1862.

As yet we can only state the general re-
suit Of the fighting at Corinth. ',kirmish-
ing commenced on Sunday last. and there
has been more or less fighting every day
since. The rebel loss is about eight hun
dred killed and from. one thousand five
hundred to two thousand eight bundled
wounded. We have one thousand five
hundred prisoners at Corinth and three
hundred on the Hatchie river, and more
constantly coming in. Mo havctaken sew
eral thousand stand of arms, thrown away
by the rebels in their fight. They are
mostly new and of English make. Our
oss, 1t is believed, will be three hundred
killed and one thousand wounded. Many
houses in the town were badly shattered by
shot and shell. .......
On Sunday General Ord drove tile enc
my five miles over hills and through woods
and valleys, the rebels takirg advantage Of
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
FAmFAx CoURr HOUSE, Oct. I.

ginia, &c &c. ... -... ...., p .....
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Oct z,
A deserter from the rebel army. brough. in last
evening, makes some highly interesting state
ments, which are important If true Tie belonged
TO the Second Virginia cavalry, Of Gen. Nam,
fords brigade and Gen St,larts division. The
following are his statements; H'"i
Mumford's brigade, Of from nine hundred 10
ten hundred cavalry, is between Warrenion and
the Springs. The force at Culpepper Court
Honse, now commanded by Gen. jo Johnston,
consists Of three divisions, one Of them com.
manded by Gen. Gustavus W Smith, another
by Gen. Horton, the name Of the other division
commander he did not know. He heard Gen
Mumford say that Johnston had been ordered to
take command Of the Department Of the West,
Gen, Bragg having boeD relieved. There was
much complaint against Gen. Bragg He saw
young man from Richmond, who told him that
the rebels had large force ut GOrdonsville
He was with the rebels in Mary land, and
heard officers say that their loss at the battle of
Antietam was sixteen thous-nd killed and wound
ed and four thousand prisoners. The rebels say
they obtained eight hundred cavalry and two
thousand infantry recruits In Maryland, about
six hundred of whom are from PENNSYLVANIA
The force under Lee at Winchester, he says,
numbers one hundred and eighty thousand men,
and IL being reinforced This is considered here
a large over estimate The old regiments are
being filed up with conscripts .-,-,
he was in tue battles at Bull Run, and says
that the rebels universally admit that they were
whipped on Friday by Gen. Sisel .e,
A prisoner from the Forty.Ginth Virginia, com,
manded by Colonel (formerly Hon WIN. Smith.
was brought in yesterday. He was home on
sick leave when taken, ard gives no information
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

guard the armies Of the republic, and in so
doing he will notbe considered by any right
minded personals essting any rejection upon
that loyalt, ana good conduct which has been
so fully illustrated upon so many battle fields,
in carrying out all measures Of public policy
this army will Of course, be guided by the
same rules Of mercy and Christianity that
have ever controlled its conduct towards the
defenceless. By command Of
Major General MCCLELLAN.
JAMES A. HARDEE, Lieutenant Colonel, Aid.
de.Camp and Acting Assistant Adjntant Gen.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
xOn PAINTING.

OF every description, neatly aAd promptly exc.
ted at this Office. ., ... ...
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
v AsHIYGToN, Oct, z,

While there is no evidence Of any enemy in
great force Immediately in front Of Washington,
the General who holds the advance is not idle.
Daily reconnoisances 10 force are made in all d-
rections, and every necessary precaution is taken
to provide against any surprise from the retreat.
ing army Of Gen. Lee. ....... ...
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18

One square, one insertion, $l.oO, and sScents for
every subsequent insertion. -f. ......
No attention win be paid to advertisements sent
by letter, unless o remittance in money accompany
them. .vHt#ut -HH. -at
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
The Victory at Corinth
The Rebels Totally Routed
and Throwing Away
- '. Everything.
TWO REBEL GENERALS KILLED.
Generals Rosccrans and lHuribut In Close
TW0 REBEL GENERALS KILLED.
Generals Rosccrnns and lHuribut In Close
.ctg f Pursuit.
OFFICIAL DEspATCHFRoM Gen. GRANT.

uEADouxRrERs OF GESERAb GRANT,
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 6-l2:20 =. M.
10 Major General IIalleck, General-in-
Chief:--
Generals Ord and Hurlbut, came upon
the enemy yesterday, and Gen. Grant hav-
ing driven in small bodies of the rebels the
day before, after seven hours hard fighting
drove the enemy five miles back across the
Hatchie towards Corinth, capturing two
batteries, about three hundred prisoners,
and many small arms.
i Immediately apprised Gen Rosccrans of
these facts, and directed him to urge on the
good work. The following despatch has
Just been received from hint
CHEvEIlA, Oct. 1862.
To Major General Grant,
The enemy are totally routed, throwing
everything away. We are following sharp
'Jwna 2.' W. S. ROSECRANS,
Major General.
Under previous instructions General
Hurlbut is also following. General Mo
Plierson is inthe lead Of General Boseclans
column.
The rebel General Martin is, said to be
killed, ..... .. u. S. GRANT,
s.. Major General Commanding.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
News from the Army of Virginia.

Statement or n Dessrter from the Rebel
Army General J Joc. Jehnson Ordered 10
Snpersede Bragg In KeniucLy--Rositie
and strength Of tiae Rebel Forces In vir.
xinin, &c , &c. ... ...
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
RATES In THE WEEKLY.

Twelve lines or less Will be 10 all cases counted as
a sauare and additional squares will be charged the
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-10-18
The Newbsfa Pfogfess,
70 '', Unpublished Daily and Weekly
From the Progress Buildings, Craeen Street.
TEasas or PAPER.

An s,lbseriptions 70 bsPrd v RIpdHre.
w,f 80 ADvRB rusING RATES.
Pike folle~ .ng rate. will be charged for all sdser.
t,senhep.s inserted in the Daily Progress aiter
si,is aais. .1if ED4 iai 7F'f
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22
NoRrH.cARoLINA STATE CONVENTION.
Adjourned Session.

MONDAY, January 20, 1862
At noon the President called the Convention TO
order. The roll was called and the following dele
gates answered to their names, viz:
Messrs. Allison, Battle Of Wake, Berry, Brown,
Bryson, Caldwell Of Rowan, Darden. Dick, Dickson,
Douthit, Durham, Edwards, Foster Of Randolph,
Gilmer Gorrell, Graham, Hargrove, Headen, Hicks,
Holden, Jones Of Currituck, Jones Of Rowan: Kit.
trel Leak Of Richmond Long, Manning Mcneil Of
Cumberland, Meares, Mitchell, Pettigrew. Phifer,
Rayner, Rhodes, Satterthwaise, Schenck, Smith OF
Johnston, Smith Of Macon Speed, Strange, Thorn
ton, Warren, Williamson, Wilson, Weodfin, Woot-
en-45.
Mr.. Michal, delegate elect from the Counties OF
Rutherford and Polk, and Mr.. Stsrbuck, the new
delegate from Forsythe, were also present. but their
names were not recorded, there being no quorum
present to receive their credentials.
The President having announced that there was
no quorum, on motion Of Mr.. Brown, the Conven-
ton adjourned until 10 o'clock, tomorrow.