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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

Gen. John Cochrane is of the opinion
that when the Rebel army fled from An
tietam they we're quite demoralzed, and
had our GeaeFals known their condition
ihey might easily have routed them en-
tirely ;.yet there were good and sufficient
reasons for not hastily following them up.
Gen. O. says he 6ads no dissatisfaction in
tbs army at The Emancipation RrOclama-
ti0n, aud his observations are up to the
present time. The Rebels are enforciDg
ibe Conseription Act with rigid severity,
not only in the entirely Rebel States, but
n Kentueky.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
A ADMINISTRATORS Snle Of Real

A DMINISTRATOR'S Sale of Real
Estate. pursuance of order Of sale granted by
the ebate Ashtabula County Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction
Monday the 2Tlh dog Of October, 1862
at clock p NJ the premises the following real estate
belonging the estate of Ry Castle situate In the county
Ashtabua and State of Ohio and described follows to
and known benga part Of of original lot No. ~ and
45 beginning at the south west O lot No 49,
ug West along lin of said Ot 4twenty chains 64
nks thence North nine chains, 6S links, thence ksst 70
chains link TO the center Of road leading from center OF
Plymouth TO jefferson thence south along center Of said
road line of lot No 45, thence west along line OF
"A chlAs fifteen links 10 place Of begnn
containing p 5glL0 acres also the Dwelling house with
right removing the the lands herein de-
cribed apped at sixty dollars subject to right of dover OF
piece of land situate in Plymouth township AhtRbula coun
ty, ohio Beginning at the center OF road leading from
center Of Plymouth to Jefferson at the corner OF
land owned and occupied by Levi p Bakesee thence west
line Of said BakeElees land wenyseveu chains eigh-
y three links thence south fourteen chains fifty eve links
thence twenysx chains link to Of said road
thence north along of said road to place ofbegnntng
containing 80 bite unencnmbeed by right OF dover
Appraised At $500 e0 also other piece of land situate
in PymOsth Astabua county ohio beginning at the
ter OF the road leading from Plymouth TO Jefferson at the
northwest OF land owned and occupied by Edward
Harper thence east along line Of said apes land to land
occupied by Danoh Davidson, thence north along line OF
said Davdsons land TO center Of road running by Henry
GIahams residence Themes west along center Of said road to
OF road leading from Plymouth TO Jefferson thence
south along of said road to place Of beginning
tanning 25 4lOO acres appraised at $4,000 Not ncumbered
! by dover.
TERMS SALE-One third in hand third in year.
and third in two years from day OF sale with interest
The payments to be secured by mortgage upon the premises
| sold. COLLINS y. MANN.
Admin srator Of Rily Castle, deceaFed-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

The Hattie at COrlnth s-Oet. olh.
The correspondent of the ST. Louis Dem
ocrat has the following de tails Of the ba T.
tie ut Corinlh .
On the morning of the Sd our outposts
were attacked. by the enemy in force about
six miles northeast Of Corinth Before
o'clock the engagement became general,
and fierce and sanguiuary. Our men un.
der Roseeranz stood up manfully aud
fought with great GOODNESS and bravery,
bat regiment after regiment, aud brigade
after brigade poured in upon US and we
we're forced slowly backward. fighting des-
peralely. The rebels pushed forward with
determned obsiinscy.
They Onlaanked our Inferior force, aud
we we're Obliged to fall back still further
10 prevent this movement The enemy
we're inside of our breastworks pushing us
back ward when darkness put an end 10
fighting for that day. During the days
fight our loss was heavy, but that Of tue
enemy must have largely exceeded ours.
Three pieces of the lst Missouri battery
were captured.
After having sIoOo Tor long bours be
fore the enmy's fre, the men we're consumed
by thirst aud subdaed by the intense heat
aud constant exertiCn.
Brigadier General Hackeman fell, NOR.
tally wounded AZ the head Of his men, aGd
died the same evening. General Oglesby
was shot In the breast about four o'clock.
On the morning Of The 4tb, the enemy
opepsd briskly on the town Win shot ana
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
T IWH IIIV W T. IIIVuNIV
New York Cattle Market.

Monday, Oct. 6.-Tbe beeEcattle market
opened ip Forty y-Gourth street this morning with
nearly 1890 head reported on sale, and an ad'
vance upon the rates Of last Monday, aud sue
ceeded upon all the best Of the stock, that is
such as sold at S(@8s cents a pound for the
net weight Of meat, seller sinking oflal There
were but few droves of this kind and not many
scattering ones good en- ough 10 brig 81 cents;
and not only very few would bring . cents;
Tut all of this class sold better than last week
while medium and those of. a lower grade did
not sell.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
The Reasons for IT.

The reasons for The rage of the traitors
over President LINcoIN's proclamation,
can be very briefly summed up. The rebels
have by this time, exhausted lSt, Their
siealings from the North I'd, That accu.
mulated stock of available goods and
money with which they began 81, Their
banks, either by emptyiug their vaults or
running their debt, RS 4tb, Their railroad
stocks, by making them unproductive ; and
5ih, The past produce Of the negro. Con-
seqrently, from this time forward, thc war
can be supported only by the products of
slave industry. Take that away, and you
deprive it Of nutriment (; stop the baisY
hands of three millions of black workers
and you stop the whole machinery oi
Southern society You arrest the Gov
ernment you paralyze the movement
of the armies, and you convert the whole
gigantic outbreak, which threatens and
agitates a continent, into wretched fail
ure
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Battle at CorInth.

We have the brief announcement o. an
other victory in the Southwest near Cor
inlh. The Union forces attacked by the
Rebels under Price, Van Dorm, and Lowell I;
ours we suppose, under Rosec"ans Hamil.
ton and Stunley. The two last, it will be
remembered, won the battle of luka on
the 10 b ut., aud they with their brave
North Western troops, can hardly have fuil-
ed to take an important part in this vic
tory. Many of these troops were under
fire for the Grst time at luke, and that they
should SO soon have gained another victory
is q new proof that fighting is better dis.
cipline for even new leyies than intrenching
and camp drilling Our mcu in the field
are all brave, and the thing they first, and
most OF all, desire is, TO be led against the
enemy, to 6ght him, beat him, end the
war, and go home. Give them the chance
to do this and under such fighting Gen.
erals es they seem to have in the South
West, the result in nine cases out Of ten,
if not always, VIII be, as in this battle neal
Corinth, great slaughter aud full pursuit
1t is what IIalleck might have done six
months ago at this same COriDth, had he
led his army against Bcauregard, insteac
Of permitting him TO steal away unsuSpect
ed, because the only people who could re
port bis movements were not allowed tC
enter the camp it is what Buell. SHOULD
have done long ago, and not have left the
loyalists of Kentucky to be ovcrrun ant
ravaged by Rebel hordes, he and his arm.
driven back again to the banks of Oao
| and it is what Buel--or q better man il
his placo-ought TO be doing at this nom
ent. To lead the meu to battle is to leuC
them TO victory, and these successive re
ports of successful fighting will inspirit ou
soldiers eVerywbere. May they have tn
same effect on our Genrals
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

SIMEON DRAPER of n. Y city has been
appointed Provost. Marshal. General Of the
United States, under the recent order Of
the War Department creating such uu Of
fee. The Office is one of great Importance
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

Reports from Louisville, October Q, indicate
heavy skirmishing between Ruell's and Bragg 3
forces meas PeFrysVille, fftssn miles southeast
Of BaEdstoWn, with svAr" -
yal 49, = prospect oI gene
--sagement,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
LLOYD'S
ToBoGRAPnICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS

OhlOI lNBlANAi hlu lbLlNNlSi
The ony authority for Gen. Buell. and the War Depart
ment. Mbney reundedto any finding error in it,
Price so cents.
From the Tribune Aug. J..
"LLOYU MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AMI
PENNSYLV ANiA.--This Map very large its cost rs
cents, ard ii isthe5est Hhich can be purchased"
LLOYUS MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.-From
Actual surveys by Caps. Bart and VIM. Bowen Mississippi
River Pilots, Of St Louis, No. shows every mans panta-
taon aud owners from ST. Louis 10 the Gulf Of Mexi
eo-1,35O mileeyey sand bar island town, landing and
and all places 20 miles back from the vercolored IN
ties and States. Price 81 in sheets q, pocket form and
$3.50 on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. 10.
NAVY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON. Sept. II, 1902.
j. LLoYD- Sir: Send your Map of Mississippi River
With price per hundred COPIES Rear Admiral Charles II
Davis commanding Mississippi squadron is authorized to
purchase many required for of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Secretary of the Navy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

We must not be surprised to learn that
the Presidents Proclamation Of Emaneipa-
ton is received with howl OF disappro-
baton by J,HH BULL. We have some
prcmonitions of the coming storm by The
last arrival. Having abused US without
stint for toleratiDg Slavery, he now abuses
for trying 10 get rid of it
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

STARTLING RUMUR, reach US 10y telegraph
of changes in the cabinet, the war depart
ment and the commandership Of The army,
but they are mere rumors, and in our opn-
ion not entitled 10 credeuce.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

The Albany EdsniRg Journal says Gen.
MCCLELLAN has Que virtue, if 10 more ::
He doesn't talk He leaves that to othe g..
1t is a good sign. And yet his silence is
found fault with. The Tribune, for in
stance, insists that he shall make speech
to every Regiment, and illuminate Procla-
nations daily We hope he May do noih,
ing of the kind His only Proelamations
should come from the lannon's mouth
They will be respected. No others will.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

Referring to the late meeting Of Governors
at Altoona, Pa the New York Tribune says +:
"Gov Kirkwood, of Iowa, gives us per-
mission to state the strongest remark made
against Gen. Mcclellan was his own, to
the effect that he had done wrong in al
lowing bad men and bad newspapers, who
were in sympathy with the rebels, aud
were doing all in their power to help the
rebellion 10 success, TO be his peculiar
champions, although be knew that ten
words from his lips would send them 10
he'll, where they belong"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
NOTICE IN PARTITION Lucy NJ.

OIlCb I'm n " l1ON.- duSy W.
i Y Sweet Ellen O. Sweet, Hannah +. Sweet, Lillian NJ
Sweet Laura Sweet and Jennie A. Sweet minor heirs OF
sidney W. Sweet deceased Hannah c. Sweet widow OF Peeg
Sweet deceased Virginia W. Metcalf and Ezra hetcai,
4brE sweet IIarman c. Sweet Rushbrook Sweet Jessie
Nj Sweet lanes W Sweet, Latecia r. Sweet, Amelia n.
sweet and Emma d. Sweet heirs at law and legal represen
tyes ofPeeg Sweet deceased will take notice that re-
on was agafEst them the 22d day Of September
A. d. 1862, in the Cowt Of Cofnmen Pleas, within
and for The County OF Ashtabula snd State of
ohio PcmhrokeS Sweetand Is pending wherein tho
i'd Pembroke s. Sweet, demands PARTITION OF the
ovin ne real estate wit situate in the Township Of Ash
nua IN the County Of Ahtabua and State Of Ohio, being
LOT number frtcen in township number thirteen, in the
western Reserve and bounded and described rolL
lows the Ridge Road called East on lotnuTnser
eighteen north lot number twelve Of old survey made
Palmer and West lot number iourteeon contain
ing eighty three and twelve hundedhs OF acre, be
the less excepting and reseryng the track Of
the Cleveland Painesville Asahula Rail Road, Fad
hundred feet wide Also other piece Of land situate
Township County and state aforesaid being in town
ship number thirteen, in the third Of Townships
Township Range ~ in the Connecticut Western Reserve
and bounded described follows, TO wit North by the
Raph Num- South by the lot above described and
IaHds belonging the etse Of William Browu and west by
lot nunbe eleven m OF Granger Tract B. b. Hunters survey
being lot number twelve 2) Of b. b. Hunters survey in
and Febuary u. l8i9 Containing sixty six
aud thirty sixty hundrdths (Ge $4,000 of of land
that the Of said Court the said PembrOok
Sweet will apply for Older that partition be made o!
| sa i'd premises.
! PEMBROKE s. SWEET, ty
| J. r. COOK, his Attorney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

Senator Pomeroy has been for scme day
iu n. Y. city perfecling arrangements for
his scheme of African colonization He has
bought steamer, and expects TO start
about the goth inst with 500 persons for
Central America. He has had over 1000
applications from colored people to join bis
colony.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

SHARP.-The N. Y. World having saved
itself from decay by selling out to Fernab-
do Wood 4 Co., such papers as the Albany
Argus and Syracuse Courier now ~, itueir
OO'u" ..A copiOus extracts from the
N. Y. World, Republican," 1t Is quite
sharp dodge. but it won't deceive anybody
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
Dsnnitions of tho Tax Law.

The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue thus
defines the operations of the Tax Law in GER
tain cases
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

President Lincoln had very cordial re-.
Oeption OF Frederick, Md, on Saturday of,
ternoou, as he passed through that place
on his way to Washington after bis visit to
McCiellan's army. lie was importuned for
a speech, but declined TO say more than to
thank our brave army and all the good peo-
pie of Maryland for their devotion to tic
Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS-. give be :
low the Union candidates for Congress in this
State
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

An interesting correspondence has taken
place between Garibaldi and the U. S. Con
sui at Vienna. Garibaldi announces his
intention, as soon as he shall regain bis lib
erty and his health, to offer bis services to
the great American Rrpublic, (which is
now 6ghtIn5 for universal liberly.o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

Ths nss Monitor Nahans was successful
y lpu' ehsd at Boston, Oct. J,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

The DRAFTED MEN.-J Judge Wilder the
d, afting Commissioners for this County, furnish
es us with the names of all those who have
been draft ID in the county
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

q. s. NEWCOMB & Co., General Dealers
10 all kinds Blanks for Lawyers Justices, Notass and
County omees; Counting House Stationary, Printers
Stock ke 6G i42 Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio, All
knds Of Blank Books Manufactnred 10 Order 0oI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

The TAX en- ARTICLES MANUFACTURED
PRIOR TO SEPT. I,T-The solicitor Of the
Treasury has modified bis opinion, published
in the Tribune Of September II, touching
the liability to taxation Of articles manu-
factured prior to Sept. !. lie now holds
that the removal from the premises, a.
though it be only to torshouses in the same
town or city, is such removal as is con,
tempIated by the 18th section OF the Tax
law, if made before Sept /, and relieves
the articles so removed from taxation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

Friday the Sd formed au epoch in Il e
history Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
10 the United States Mr. Brunot of
Pennsylvania offered a preamble and res
olution, requesting the House of Bishops
to set forth a special form of prayer with
reference to the present crisis OF the nation, 4,
and the sins for which we were being pun
i>hed by just God. Judge Chambers of
Maryland stigmatized the document as a
"fire brand thrown into the body" 1t
was laid on the table, and a motion to
reconsider the vote luying it on the table
was lost. The Rev. DR.. Vinton of Trinity
Church struck out boldly for the honor
and dignity of The Church, and the author
ity Of the General Convention. The Hon.
Murray Hoffman also made manly appeal
in behalf Of the righteousness which exal.
teth u nation" as we'll as church. The
vote to lay on the table stood, Yeas. y
Nays "a. The vote 10 reconsider, was,
by dioceses, Yeas, clerical, g. lay, 10
Nays, clerical, II, lay 8. The House oI
Bish 'ps resolve tha the sth day of Oc.
tober be set apart as day Of fasting,
humiliation, and prayer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
The Rattle at COrinth Oct. 5th.

Since the above was 10 type, we have re.
ceiyed the following;
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Hon. JOIN HUTcHINs.-Has gone to Hill,
ton Head, South Caroline. Nj II. goes
on bis own account, says the Warren ChrO.
~icle, but by the permissionIa Iand with the
appreciation Of the Government, to inform
himself Of the true condition of affairs
there relative TO the ContrabaDds, Cotton
lands, &c. Much that is erroneous has
been published, by those in the pro-slavery
interest, for partizan purposes, concerning
the success of General Hunters plans at
Hilton Head. Aud although the General
declares most emphalicaly that the organi-
cation of negrOe regiments did not prove
a failure from any want Of capacity on he
part of blacks, but only because the Gov
ernment failed to properly second bis ef'
forts, the impression has obtained credence
that the negroes cannot he employed in
6ghlng the rebels, because of their lack
Of martial s. irit. Mr. Hutchins will spare
no pains to learn the true state OF the facts
and VIC doubt not that the truth will show
there is much to encurage the friends Of
human progress in the degree of success
that has attended the efforts OF brave and
good men at Hilton Head
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

u. S. Tax Bill.
I M U, s. Tax Bills in pamphlet form,
lUU sa hne paper with seheduls annexed Containing
every article taxed amount Of on each foT tale ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11
THn PnooLAMArloN. -Presldent LIn

THE PRooLAMArIoN.-Pr Lin
coins Emancipation Proclamation has ere
ated much excitement at The. Rebel capital
II is intemperately denounced as contrary
to the usages Of civilized warfare aud an
outrage on private property. BY extracts
from Richmond papers end the hrst days
debate on the subject in Congress, the
Rebels contemplate the raising of the old
deaths head aud cross.boncs dag Of Capt.
Kidd and the indiscrimiua;e slaughter of
men women and children us a measure OF
relation. They are ljust as mad as when
they frst heard Of General Pope's subss.
tence orders then they would hang every
onc,of Pope's, Cflcers, sure; but after catch
ing 40 or so Of them, and having time TO
think il over, they paroed or exchanged
them without the hanging. In Congress-
resolution has been referred to a Com.
mitlee, that President Lincon's act SHOULD
be aeld up 10 the cxecration Of mankind,
and connteracted by such severe retula-
tory measures as iU the judgment OF the
President may be best calculated to secure
its withdrawal or arrest its execution."-
In the debate on this, Mr.. Clark of Mis-
souri, was in favor OF declaring every citizen
of the Southern Confedaracy a soldier,
authorized TO put to death every man
caught on their soil in arms against the
! Government. Mr. Semmes Of Louisiana
was more cautlous-he was the author o.
! the esolution--retalaton was the business
! of the Executive Mr. Henry Of TeDnes
see favored u black ang aud exlerminatiot
of invaders Mr.. PhelnR of Mississippi
had always been in favor Of the black flag
Mr.. Yancey wanted the natter to go t
Special Committee, but it was anally sen
to the Judiciary Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-11

See. li8. And be 1t furtheT enacted,
That Whenever BY this ACT any iceece, du-
iy, or tax Of any description has been i'm
p0sed on any corporate body. or property
Of any Incorporated company. it shall be
lawful for the OommissioDsr of Internal
Revenue 10 prescribe aud dstermine ia
what district such tax shall be issued and
collected, and to What officer thereof the
Olieial notices Tsquired 10 that behalf shall
be gisen. and Of whom payment Of such tax
shah be demanded