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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22


Kckohs. Savannah is to be, instead Of
htribk bscn ,aken Us asserted By ,ele.
graph Erk t -
Ms1ofsGcn Price has Not hcsn captsved
a. eua6sncsd u copkfess Tb6s grIgsdleF
CYsusrsl Edward rsier son Of sIetliog
vice. Colonel Phillips. Major Gross aud
Cap,ain Cfosby. were captured. near, War
sAe 90 Sunday night last, seems to be the
fact, ana led 10 the other report. ~
Thu nation "a lnbilnDt over tbs great
battlp. a. well Ii may be after MsighiHg fhe
practical results % tbis ezDptlso bio~ apoo
ths rebels. We have wilnosasd, since the
taking oF ptrs Boyal series % successes
whieh b...Iaa b awskea seesssia to some
ii,,h uuuselsushess oi hsr real position.
The csnsuIsss d6nouhcemeni. "An quiet
on tho Potomac, :" was iuiiaby. operating
to ispire eonHdsnee III rebellion. Tue mas-
ssrly iuseiivty d the bulk q cur army,
entrencbad With mud, and inaccessible to
outward Zoe made tbs North serious aud
our passive asns uneasy--tbo more so as
the approach Of bot weather Indicated that
We mast do quickly Or see our ane army
waste In idleness. Indeed, the enemy, in
stead Of fighting, were negotiating With
foreign powers, While those same powers
we're deriving an argument for interfersnes
from the iaaoiiyiiy Of the Norsh
Bot TIE tide has chapgod and The tables
are turning, Itis, fOund traer that the
Great West lives, aRd with gigantic powsl
sweeps down ,he westera waters. vhib
Dupont, Burnside and olhers are sweeping
the coast Seesssia Gods that she "sna
eouda." |" stretching himself AFsstand South
and contracting bis Immeose folds. isau.
thing rather than cousgOrtsbIe foe. Th
SOSsbsrS fsbelEons ssys FaulAhsr, ''is
failurs.H The vision OF the Southern poll
ticisn grows din, and The storm which va
60 distaus when rebellion began, has ssni
forth its black thunder cloud from diffeteu
points, aud the flashing lightning bIazcs !
fearfsIIy over Secessia's sir castles, the
even the mighty Ajax turns bis face froI
the foo and seeks safety II more SOU bet
latitude.
Port Royal, Roanoke. ponelsop. For
Henry. Somerset. Springfield. and man
inferior triupPhs pledge. The South tbs
thia rehclii0n fnusf die Many others bt
sides Pillow and Floyd begin 10 feel COZ
ecrned for their rasraIly nscks--hence,
the hour of peril make good their escap
These cowardiy dogs have no idea ofgisin
Urcie Sam an opportunity TO sxpiate the
treason on the scsffold. Iudeed. tbs haltt
already bangles before the eyes of 'tbei
precious villains We shall hear no mos
about their Confederate triumphs. or Sousl
srn Eationsiity. May the eud speedii
come. esA tNAi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

GEs. GR1Sr 10 BrcKsEK The reply of
Gen. Grant to Bockher, when the latter
proposed an arlnistiee, win liFesiH history,
among the short Pithy aud pointedsdyings
Of eminent commanders. ItWas, emphaii.
cally, o word Silly spoken. tal eess 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

BsIGADtEk's SrAYFs. Some Of the Brig
adiers have STATS the list Of which is as
leng as ones arm. Gen Benkors, for ,ex.
ample. The legal power Of appointing this
military tail is limited TO two Aids to 10
taken from the command. An order viii
be issued that viii squelch this maDufactur
ing business. and. in the Trcasury of claims
for pay, and the appointing power 70 com.
mission based on actual sersice.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

g THE CAxALRY FoReEs. The bin from
the Committee on Military Affairs propos-
Jog. for the better orgar i1ation Of the Cav
airy forces, authorizes and directs the Presi.
dent. uoder such regulations as he may es
tsbIisb, to reduce by transfers, discharge,
or Otherwise, all the cavalry forces now in
the service beyond 50 regiments.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

PRlcE's REAR Guard. Gen, Curtis has
oVertaken Prices rear gnard, and captured
more prisoners than be knows what to do
with" Price is still running.
Gen Sgel is Advancing upon the disor-
gained forces Of the coward General from
nnotber quarter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

The Hon WILLIAN PESSISeToN, Of New,
ark, n. J., died in that city on Sunday,
aged oS. HewSs bern in New Jersey, and
had always lived there.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

The Louisville Journal learns that Mar.
shall Merriweather left on Tuesday evening
for Cairo, to bring Cen Buckner, TO that
place under federal warrant from Justice
Catron, on charge OF treason.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

AsxvERsXRy or AsuISGroS's BiRIHDAY. :
The President recommends 10 the people Of The
Uuilsd States thst they assemble ID their pub-
lie places ofselemnitiss on the 22d dayol Feb
Fuary. snd celebrate she anniversary Of he birth
day Of the Father Of bis souatEy. BY eauSisl
10 bssead 10 them his fars well Address
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

DNNER TO ME WsED Minister Day
ton gave . dinner at Paris, on the 22d ult.,
TO ThafIcw Weed. who u described by
Psris journals as ''ihe Americas wsrSick,
the Maker of Presidents,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

THr casualties at the taking Of Fort
Donelson on ous side according 10 latest
accounts. Ia 800 killed. aud in killed, wound
%, prisoners sud missing, the number will
reaeh 1000. +.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

Fs4uDsIg TUE BgrLEs ExFEDIr1os. =
There arc said 10 be frauds cosnectei
With the fstiag out Of the Bdtler expOdiI
tIon from Boston. " hich Washburne,s Com.
rltt6o are sAoss 70 90 there 70 inSssti
gate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

TnF eypcuatiou o. Bowling Green ny,
by lho rebols and ihe ooeppatlon of ihe
place by lhe force ander CEN Astroaomer)
MIfcnst is eonHimed by late dispatches.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

CIR. sEDcwlcx.-Gen. sedgwick takes
command of the corps lately under Stone.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

Col. Corcorsn and 700 other Federal
prisoners are expected hourly to arrive at
Old Point.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

Z A letter from Thurlow Weed to friend
I is dated, Paris, jan. 2lst says:
II We are only odtsof one trenble to be
lgp ecipitated, as I fear, into another. The
| Emperor, it is thought, will take ground
against us fn. the speech to bis Chambers
on the 25th inst. The industrial interests
of France are depressed, aud their suffer
! Iings are stiribated to cur blockade. Europe
believes that we cannot subdue tho rebellion.
There is much talk about int eutiea TO put
an end to the civil war, etc. & Fhe Nor
rill tariff was he original cause of iILfeeling
10 France and EQglaud. fit conid be
modified, good would result from IL here,
but suppose that is impossible With The
feeling that exists. 4a3ea Is rl..- lA
We ask the Governments of England
and France to give us time-to wait 8
few mouths longer We endeavor also 10
show them tha, they will not get cotton
hy hostile p5licy, Had Manassas been
o victory instead Of defeat, all would have
been different on this side Of the Atlantic.
Even now, if Gen Mcclellan would move
successfully, it would change things AS
it is, the opinion Of Eogland is that we
cannot put down the rebellion.p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

HEMsoRp This is another Of the pIs-
ces Ia North Carolina that have been seized
BY she Burnside's forces. 1t is the capital
Of Psrquina-ans Courty, and Is located on
ths.lsft bAEk Of the Perquiuuans River, a
few miles abore Edenton- also in our pos
session---and about u niles 'front.' he en-.
TRANCE Of Pesqaimaas River into klbsr-
marie Eornd The largest boats Which ply
on the Sound can ascend. the. River to
IEsrff0rdss t8n a laeF rEfl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

Brigadier Cen. us. Grant. 0. s. A. y q

Brigndier Cen us. Grant. o. S. A. " ~
SIR The distribution Of forces under
my command incident TO en- unexpected
change ia CommandsrSapd The oyors helm
lug force under your com0land, compel me,
Notwithstanding the brilliant success Of the
Confederate arms yesterday, TO accept the
'ongenerous, unehiyalious terms whichyoo
propose. .,.. -
] am sir, your obedient seryent,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
of Lands and Tehements.

Ashtsbula Common Pleas, June Term, 1858.
JOEL III. THOMAS Us ERAsTUs G. STRoSS,
RY Virtue Of an ORDER Of SALE
- duly issued from said Court IN tho above 70 d
rected, will offer for BY of public auction, al the
door OF the Court House In Jeerspn Asabua county Ohio
On Saturday ths LIST dag 81 .lfarcA, a d. 1862,
between tir hours Of 10 and o'clock OF said day the
following descTited Lands and fenemeut. wit
Situate fn the townships of Plymouth and Saybrook,
county of AEhtabnaand State Of Ohio, being 10 Township
Nue ~ b tbe third and fourth Iange OF rownhips 10 the
Conneetcp Weeru Reserve, sailed, the fret piece being
part the North end Lot No so In the township Of sA
the south by land decided 70 Andrew Wiley West on Lot No.
-5lhfy-one, that line drawn from said eys u 05
10 stake thence East 70 the oEnship le aforesaid % The
South liue OF the above granted and Described premises TO
be parallel to tia North line OF said Lot No so, and TO
tain 80 aeres Of land appraised at s.
Also other piece Of land situate IN the Township Of
Pymouth, and IS bounded and described fooSss
abd he 80 above described South by hands decided By
Timothy SOng Moses Cross and John n. Faulkner 10 ths
Fast line Of Fauknofs land V stake thence along Daniel
hbb ards land 1909 the korth east OF Lot 4S
thence West along the North line of said Lot Ne 4 70 tho
centre Of the ToWnoh Road thence South along the cenro
OF SAID road 90 enee West the ToWnhip line contain
log seventy 0 OF land being the North part % ot
Strong on the North line Of said Lot No - west 9n we
Township road TO the Township Nne patplel WIN nHptne
land the above two lots 10 contain hndied acres o apa
aud being the hnds deeded 10 Efastds q sfopg ~
Timothy Strong and wife, Nov O. ISIS aud reeoaea 20 hsn
tabnla County Records, VOL 99 pages oiS ,pa qt
| bt69l-te,26 fal As SPECIAL Aiaster conHiaaioAer.
Il .Ie0eraon. J.nv. IA 1862
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
Heary Harris, Plaintiff George M Iaed, al Defendant
In Ashtabula Common Pleas
NEORGE NJ RIED and Eber B, Ward


GEORGE M RIED and Eber B, Ward
will take naee that Henry Harris did the 18th day
OF October A. p 1901 ehispeiton in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county Of Asabula in tho
State Of Ohio against the said George NJ Rcd Sally ed
and Eber Ward detenants setting forth that the said Henry
Harris at the June Term Of the said Court Of Common
ife9s recovered Judgment against Martin H. Collins Geo
81 Red and Ore ~ Bakeslee for the S3sD28 dfbt
Ind S43 "a costs that said Judgment remains unpaid aud In
iul eject in law unreyersed and unsatisHed. Z q -
That said Henry Harris execution 10 be Issued
theron against the property ofsadA H. Collins George
A Rie and 0rye NJ Blnkesee which execution for the
want of goods and chaes Of the said Martin H. Collins
George NJ Redand Oryile b. BaEeslee the shefH or said
county levied upon The following described real estate the
property of the said George NJ Ried wits lying Htate In
abe Township Of Monroe in the County Ash1bua and state
of Ohio, being known Whole OF Lot Nc g. section No
Township No, r. in the first range Of Townships
Cnneeent Western Reserve, and is bounded sides by
the lines Of said Lot No. g. and containing 20o 40o
OF land.
And further setting forth that the sad George NJ Reid on
about the 18th day OF February A. d. 1857 fadalebF
uoraeed the land and premises TO snd Eber B. Ward and
on the 18th day of February A. D. 1857, fauAueny mort
lty delaying and hindering efraudng his creditors
that both Of said mortgages without consideration ali
OF which kunWn % the said Eber b. Wad and Sally ~.
Red az the time Of kug said mortgages; praying that said
nortgage may be declared null and void and Wholly
aside and that t said land be sold TO pay the said Judgment
Of the said Henry Harris and that said George NJ Re!dand
Eber D. Ward notified that required appear
hnd answer said petition before the third Saturday after
the nrst day Of March. A. D. 1862. HENRY HARRIS.
By SHERMAN & FARMER, his Attorneys.
January 2lst 1862. 5t63l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22


Tho sliss ~ b'ishsdhlps Nqs'hsru
mVsCie and NOrIHeru uHruVIvUu Rfe y s "a
hlng 10 Ten on Southern irnpeldodty. The
oid lev that The s,aodgeus arm tnust prove
victorious in the end, Is asserting itselt--
The rebels had six months the start Of as
In preparation. Thcy had the implements
of war--tbauks to the ecnius Of Floyd
ready At hand. fhey bOd the advantage
Of conversancc With eve use Of arms; they
.Aod ,he. .benaet of ihs schooling Of athsls
bowie. knife and the reyolvor--a schooling
acquired h public bRwls bud ueighbOr.
hood fsuds aud dlspulslioas oathe Geld Of
'l,vuosp Thsy came into The Geld scohi
bsraiisely armed and disciplined eith y,
the advantages Of tine aad position
pn their side. They opposed 70 esr erode
massss, soldiers carefully trained and ably
orieered; and.as might have been expected,
worsted us ip more than one encounter.
But the tide has now turned The butch.
cry Of Balls BlsG closed the series Of dis
graceful reyefses on oar side. Since then
the Fortunes Of War have almost unifofm
y leaned toward es. our tlests opened a
a bloody Pashwey 70 tho super sacred
soiP.of South Carolina thrungh Port Royal
The esmpsignIn Missouri has been Snuh-
broken sacccssio1 Of Federal trluhplis- -
Gen. Nelson put the enemy 70 tout at Pike
toa. Col. Garfield drove psudetous Han.
phrey Marshall aud bis tatlerdemallieot
into Tennessee. Gen. Thomas scattered
the Forces ofgoIliccgef like chat before ID,
viud. Aud lastly. Forts Henry aud Doael
sou have fallen iato our bands, with al
army of prisoners, Including many otieer
Of ra8k, aud a vast aMou6t o. property
given our Htg permanent position aut
established Us firmly "a Westcri
. Tcnnessee, and placed tho Memphis ant
Ohio Rail Road under our swatch an,
sard.s II furnishes as base Of opera
J lions wAetbcr against Nashville on the cas-
or Menphis onthe southwest IT cuts oi
communiea.ion between. the rebel forces d
the Mississippi aud those n Kentucky au'
Ceutrnl Tennessee n places Columbus j
jeopardy by enabling ds to throw coldm
} 6clow IT, 20 Blockade the river and cut .
, its supplies Taken 10 connection wit
other movements by Gems HalIsck an
! Bdel, il is an Inportspt ssteringSwcdg
iato The enemy : strongBoEls ia the SoutI
west a @ so
We give fall accounts Of the last an
/ crowuiug success a cur gallant troops
|. which has sent d thrill Of exuItatio
!. throughout, and which will 60 far to r
\ deem them from the July panic. The pre-
!. tlge of success is now WITH us, and We Al
e encouraged TO the belief that lhe day (
h reverses has passed. aud that rebellion
beginning 10 feel that It's days are nnhbc
: ed fsis3 esA Fac @ - rs
]
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

The Presidents son, William, aged 10
years. is SO Id as TO preclude al possibility
Of recovery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

stnnces governing the present situation oi
afieirs 81 CHS station, propose 10 the cont
manding officer Of the federal forces, the
sPp5ii.'iHTiss 81 e0mmissi0hsSs 80 sgFSs srf-
on terms % capiiulation Of the iprcesI at
this post Under my command in that view
! suggest armistice until l2 o'clock to-day.
am your obodient servent.
(Signedl s. b. BucKNER,
=, ~ ~ Brigadier General, q. 8. A.
TO y. s. GRAM, Brig, Gen, u. s. A., com
mnnding U. 5. forces near 1T. Donelson.
"a N 1IkAhpuARrEns IN ItELD,
"a 81 @Fr DoNtfsoN Feb. 10th, 1852.
TO ecu. 8. B. Bdckhcr-Sir Yours Of
this date, proposing mn armistice and ar-
pointment of Commissioners to sottle the
terms of capitulaton. is Just received. No
terms except unconditional and immediate
surrender can besaeeepted. l. proposeto
move Immediately upon your works.
am, sir, 1efy respectfully m t1i
your obedeBt servant,
(Sigued) u. s. GRASr,a
.I Hffu ftAusral' ff,,tt. ,lt.t VI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

y THT's so.S- The rebels at Roanoke Island
must have realized the truth Of the Scrip
tnrsl declaration that the wisdom Of the
1tiw Is f0olshness. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

A ZooLocIcAL DIsTNcrios, The priuci.
pal difference between the original British
Lion and the Canadian variety Of the ami
NAL is, that the latter wants Maine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

Elijah Lucas, PlIiatiiF Us Alice Lucas, Dsf't
Ia oouIa Of comnoa Plsas kshtabnlu oouDty. Ohio
'VsHE Defendant, Alice Lucas, Of Bloom
u ington Ne Lean county, ,nois win take notice that
Fa Lucas aid the 18th day Of Januays 1852 hie
h Petition IN the Office Of e Clerk of Common Pleas for said
county OF Ashabula praying 70 be divorced fom said De-
three yeara last part
said petition Nh be for hearing AZ me term Of faid
court COOK PRATT, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ashtabuia, January 18TH. 1852 5000
\ a SH PLANK. 100. 900 feet White
" y Atb PLANK som % linQhes ihcA far which sass
will be raid by uEEljek 4 BIO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

SLDELS and MAsoN went up like rock.
ct aud cAsss down like stick They daz.
zIed the general eye for q bsiet momepi,
threw out q shower of sickIy ccrruscatiOns,
wbirred aud whizzed and fisAed cousequen-
tlslly--buaut thsmselges out, and dropped
down into neither darkness, Nobody motto
ed their arrival in England. JOIN BULL
having struck of their fetters, turned th, n
coatenptuously adrifE like pair Of scnryJ
ysgsbouds as they are, 50 e u 81 aassi
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] bal 81, your obedlent scryent
3, B.T BUCKNERl :
Brig. Gen, q. S. a.


q 4 4 r - a
Our Whole torce we're soon IN the eneiny's
works. The rebel officers gave up their
swords The bulk Of the erebels we're cha.
'grined, as they had known Of the surten
der long before our men we're apprised Off
As Pillow aud Floyd had planed and exc.
cuted their escape during the night, taking
with them Floyd's Brigade aud q few ia.
yorites in few smallIsteamers ss "a
The prisoners are loud in their denuncia-
tons, aud many .ofthenS acknowledged the
hopelessness OF their cause,intimating their
fake tie oath Of dllegiance
and return to their homes .s a-egg -
The composition Of ,he rebel forces was
as follows Tennessee l. regiments Mis-.
4 sissppi Texas - Kentucky 2 Ar.
kansas Virginia 4. One battalion of
cavalry ench from AIabaua, Tennessee aud
Mississippi. { as..2 '.L.1 - =. " z Z
Before sprrepdering the rebels threw the
most of their late mails into The river.
Col. MARYLAND, postal director however
succeeded in secnfinga number Of fmail bags,
and some outside letters snpposedto con.
/ tain important Information.
Floyd's brigade, fearing that they might
be taken, threw ali their arms, which were
Mimic rifles, best kind into the river. The
crews of the gunboats were engaged in
ishing them out. - ~. "a q II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

between the hopr Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and o'clock p NJ
upon the promises the following described real estate stnat
ed in the towus and county o Ahbun and State Of Ohio
TO wit being part ofhe homestead II said township former
ly owned by William Maltby decided and set off to b. X
Matby by the hirso said estate by deed as part efs
lawful claim bounded and descbed follows to wit
uencng at tho North East at stake IN the centre OF
the South Ridge Road said stake being the South East
Of land belonging the estate Of Daniel May thence
westerly aong said road five chains and seventy Eve Inks
thence south aong the east line Of land owned BY George Anu
idon atty chains land owned By Mr. Fuller thence
three chains and forty Inks thence notth twenty and
haH degrees east until Il reaches chans and thirty dse
links of last described aud thence north 70 the
place OF beginning along line OF land owned by Mr. Salisbury
and Ira MabY oouainhg thirty three of land be the
less--apprased at huned and twenysix
dosrs(s726 0Ol Terms Of saleano thiFd in liand
tndin year aud third in two years from the day Of
sale with interest," the payment to be secured by mortgage
upon The premises sold. JULIA A. SWEET n " lsl.i
Administrators Of
Sidney W. Sweet decd.
|Asbtabula, February II, 1862.
Cook 4 Pratt, Attorneys. 1894
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

the folovng dcscbed Real Estate subject 10 the dover Es
tate o Edice ia situate the Tuwnship aud County %
Ashabua State q hio, ~ itnd bound
ed and described a divided ofend
taken from the North taft on lot 8f lard ened y Gueron
leceth n hls lie time and Is bounded rest ny tho highway
North BY lands Of Laura Southland hy the lands Bena
ah AasAhsSn south ~ 1ne pefale With she Nort line,
and Tar eiong tereiop "a contain fpsni of land.
Appraised at two hnnlred ahdfof ofte d.lihrs. N
Terms Of Sale-0ne thrd Ia baud third IN one year
and third Ia two years from the day sale with interest
he payment 10 be aecuted ~ the premises
sold j. r. COOK, Administrator Of
90 nHH. Sylvester Hal decd
Aahtabula, February 10th, 1902. 4te3f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
Administrators Sale Real Estate.

IN Pursuance Of nm Order granted by the
u Probate cchtt Of A.htabcla coun,y ohio, VIA eisr for
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
u EMOVATI-Tlbe 0nicsIof tbe NTaeuet.

IL 10 Telegraph Is Remosed 0pposi,a "a tabua House
at he Drug store of w r. Copehnd with whom have made
adehgarerpnt shah b. harfy % aaHiuster ants
Of my nnd IN The capacity Of Druggist Town Clerk or Tel
egraph Opeaton. 7lt IVA w ". A. All EN.
& Jnhuu az 16c2 622
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
Order Of Sale
RY Virtue Of an ORDER OF SALE

pY Virtue of an ORDER OF SALE
~ duly issued from said Court in the above TO d
rocted win offer for sale by way Of public auction at the
door Of the Court House In Jefferson, 8stabaa County, Ohio,
On Saturday the 8hddy Of March a. %, 1862
between the hours Of and O'Clock said day. the follow
in described Lands and Tenements except much thereof
included in deed from Edward @. Hubbarto the De-
fendau 3elby r. MaHn9 30 wit Situate in the Tsfip OF
nymouth the county Ashtabula, State Of Ohio.
being in Township No Twelve (2 In The 3d range Of town
ships IN the Connecticut Western Reserve $50 called being
6y eight tgs bounded y oginal Lot line containing
two hundred spd two acres Of land (2) applpiaedat
Also seyentG OF land in the south part OF
No 6yseyen (57 aud bounded the east south west
by the original let limos, and mn VI by hundred of
land in said lot ny seven i57l belonging Henry e. Par
sons, appraised at s. tf
Also hundred IN Che South part Of Lot No fy-
nine t59 In said Township bounded east south and west by
Original lot lines and north by line parallel With the south
line and far enough theeom 10 include hundred
Of land, appraised at So rrls gt
GUS ~ EDWARD'A. WRIGHT, Sheriff, H
As Special Master Commissioner.
Jeferson January 24th 1882. 5t652 S4,75