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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
An Excellent Wine for Fsmaiesl


Every Family should use speer,s SANE
buct Wine-Ceebrated for It's medicinal and beneficial
qualities a. genuine Sumulant Tonic Dureic and su,lo
he highly esteemed by eminent ply sicans Ad Of the
nrst families OF Euiope and America. be-
As a Dturctto II impair n healthy sc,iop 10 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial 10
Drorsy, Gout Eruptiens, and Rlienipatic affections
AS a Sudorlhc Il opens the pores aud expes all in
purtes by nsensblc perspiraon thereby driving OF Erup
uou and cleansing the surface giving tone and vgOr the
whse system and BLooNiS0, SOFT, and HEALTBr eond
Gon 10 the skin and Compiexion.
Speer's Wine hnot mixture manufactured ar
uce bat is pure from the uioe Of tho Portugal Ssmbbous
cultivated In The United STATES and by Chemists
and Physicians possci ng medicinal properties superior
10 oher wines 10 and excellent article for all
weak and debatcd persons. aud tbe aged ard inr
proving the appetite and benettng ladies' children
Ladies' Wine, because il will not intoScato other
vines Il contains mixure OF sprits other liquors.
and Is adired for its rich peculiar favor and nntve
properties upartng healthy tone 10 te digestive orans
aud blooming sou, and healthy skin and complexion
None genuine unless the Signature Of kiHRED SFKER
PsSsaic j. over the cork Of each bottle. Make one
trial Of this wine A. SPEER, Proprietor.
Vineyard Al fsssaic y. j. OGce, No. COS Broadway,
New York. sold hy Druggists generally.
For sale by G. WILLARD and w. ,. COPELAND, Druggists
AEhtabuis B3ny
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

HALIFAX on Tar OTHER PLAcE.--The English
vessel RiaaHo which took the rebel emissaries
from Ft Warren for Halifax and should have
reached there about the I'd, mot the gale Of the
LIST, and as no tidiugs have been received of them
from this or the other side Of the waters, the
Tribune starts tho idea that their destination
may have been changed to the father of rebels,
down below" Should such disposition of
their worthinesses prove satisfactory to Johnny
Bull the case may be considered as settled, as
we presume there would bo no murmuriug on
our side. At all events surrender would be out
OF the question.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

THE State Department has information that
tie pirate Suntes was 10 the harbor at st. Pier
Ta, MaFsioiQue, on the 22d Of December, and
tie L. s. steamer Iroquois, which bad followed
Ea vas one league OF The harbor waiting for
hes 10 cone cut She viii no doubt escape as
she appears TO be altogether lc slippery for our
vessels
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
Gosh, Exohsnge or Ready Pay.

will be the motto which he will endeaveF 10 adhere TO- Old
long years Of unbroken business Telatap
shin will not fail that relation and avail themselves
OF the indu eements which his new stock offers.
Harness WOrk.-On hand, Fine Stock 0f fiar'
nesses aud Harness Work. which will be sold At sey mode
rate fgures Ofthe Workmanship and maera Of theae goods
there 10 question. Call aud Examine for yourselves
SAMUEL BENHAM
Ashtabula, December 1851. e2i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Gov, DENSIsoS received dispatches form
Washington, on Friday night last week, inform
ing him there was pressing necessity for troops
10 Western Virginia. On Saturday dispatches
were received, couutermumding the orders Of
Friday night. Tho soldiers, however, have
instructions TO hold themselves in readiness to
march.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

rlE STATE or ONO, AsHrABULA COUNTY, IS.
III. d. EnaigD Clerk of the CsaFt Of coimpoa Pleas Ot
sAd county do heseby certify that the foregoing Is tua
copy of the original report ne In my onice And
also further eeT that the said e0nt appointed Loren
Gould and George Howard COMMITTEES to nveatHete
raid report that the BE- pubahod three o0naceeuyc
n toacny VII reof hsr naio set my haud ana an. re
(~>) 6sa Of said Court, at Jeaarhgn, Ohio, his JUN
SS1-~N@ s6.f N'' :" - II. ENSIGN clsrA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Col. CoLT, of Hartford, Connecticut, whose
name in connection with Ere arms has become
SO well known, died suddenly on the 10th inst,
siler a short illress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
RsliEnstion of sssrstsry Cameron.

The resignation Of Secretary CAxERos,
and the appointment Ct Hon, EowARD M.
SrAsroN. to the vacancy in the War De.
PsFtmentiis announced as part o. the
uo~s Of the day. Mr. CAmrRoS's name Is
connected vih the Russian Mission. 10
succeed CAssIvs N. Clay. who asks FOR
permission to return home. Senator WADE
has been urged as eompetitor o; Mr..
CAsERoS.
MF. Stanton. Las becn democrat, and
was in Buehanaus reformed Cabinet as
Attorney General He is accounted the
6rss lawyer 10 America. Some years
since he was employed by the Government
en- the great claims 10 California, and in thc
nsRsgsment Of the suits showed sigma
ability Before bis return, year ago, b,
changed bis residence from Pittsburgh, Pa
to Washington ahere he has since resided
He is the eon6deEsinl attorney of Gen
Mcclellan.
The reosons for the resignation Of Secre
tsry CAArRoN. are suggested by the Iri
bEns. which is. no doubt sufficiently gooc
authority for What il offers. The Secre
ts'y is represented as honest himself, bu
ne has been tbs victim of dishonest friends
He has been surrounded and pressed upor
BY troops Of noisy well wishers who woulc
have scorned to sell their God for thirt,
pieces Of silver SO long as there was th
faintest hope Of making it forty The,
have forced him into signing contracts b.
which they have made enormous profits Al
bis expense as well as the eouutry's. Sons
Of these contracts win have to be pitched
overheard, and 1t would be well if the con
tractors could be sent after them The
peculiar exposed and destitute situation Of
the capital At che breaking oct Of The war,
comes into the account TO pallia,e the pay
ing Of enormous prices for arms aud muni-
tioas ofwar, articles Of subsistence, articles
Of prime necessity for the preservation Of
our capital. 1t would not do to wait fol
safe Communications AID reasonable prices
arms and supplies must be had with smsl
regard for anghtbut time; and no one coulC
BE- expected to deliver at Washington cat
tie or any thing else at bis own risk on sucl
terms as would readily command them il
New York. A generous public will max
due allowance for all that was novel an
trying In the situation A generous public
however. will be at something Of loss t
account fos contracts at famine prices. I
be fulfilled six or eight months hence. Th
reason, in short, for this resignation, seem
10 be, that the work Of plnnder has bee
carried about as far as any reasonable ma
Woald care to venture.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

IT is said that the people Of the South
need at this time 25, 600 tons Of salt, hay-
ing scarcely any at all Physicians say,
that i men undertake to live Cor aHy con
siderable time without salt, their Aesh be-
comes hlled with worms. Perhaps II may
yet be said OF the Southern Confederacy "a
was written Of HerOd the King, "And he
was eaten ofworms aud gave up the ghost /"
LoRisrM Janrnal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

ANDREw J. CLRMENs.-lIas been ad.
mitted to seat in the House OF Representa-
tiyes from the Fourth District of Tcnnes.
see.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
Fresh Family Groceries,

which he will bo happy 10 excbAnge for Gosh or frodaoe
long credits and heavy proas having gone ont m date
and Owen place 70 betsr and whoetome condition Of
things for both buyer and telier5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
Dental Surgery--New Arrangement.
DRs. WHITE a. ROBINSON,

TNHE Citizens Of Ashtabula and vicinity
IL respectfully informed that Drs WHITE a ROBlKs
SON have aueceeded Dr. A. Barrett and may be found his
former once Desrous Of making permanent residence here;
and believing hsmssye competent to do hst ess opera.
tiOns 10 every department Of
Surgery and Mechanical Dentistry,
they saer thr professional services the public With the
m expectation Of ACQUIRING the confidence sasacon OF
al who employ them. 0t HI
Charges viii b moderate and certainly as low those Of
good dentists In this region.
We give ample references but after Dr. Raretfs Dat
teug card above feel ourselves sufficiently introduced 70
the people, d. O. WHITE. .
Ashtahuls Jan. ], 1862. COS W. n ReBINsoE.
GAMUEL BENHAM would sny to the
~ Public, that he has again embarked IN hs heTeante
Business and opened store st the old stand- efe on
ingormery occupied BY HIM where no has ooies sIoA %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
Sinclair's Harness Store.
Main street, Ashtabula. ,t

'
YLOA HEAD-wouid inform the public that beis now
Located Opposite the Fisk House.
where he invites his patrons to call and see bi stock 62s
Chrd.-nging been compelled by illhealth 10 retire
from the practice nf dentistry have ansierredm NV Office snd
good will 10 Drs WHITE aud ROBINSON gentlemen Of good
noras and long expeIienee IN the Denial Profession As
such do eheeruy recommend them to my o1neT patrons
and community generally Those who bave temporary sets
Of teeth me and expect permanent ones may y on being
as well served by DFs. White Robinson, By myaeL
Ashtabula, Jan. !, 1862. A, BARRETT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

TIM U S. Agricultural Society has adopted
series Of resolutions advocating agricultural
education and prepared premium test for a
series of experiments on the cultivation of cot.
ton 10 the Middle and Northern States also of
hemp and fax the awards to be made by the
Central Agricultural Societies Of the Statcs 10
which the competitors reside
Arrangements have also been made for ma.
ticnol exhibition Of native wines, to be held in
Washington 10 January next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18


cosenfm--we have very little finished
bpsinsnplp Congress to notice, other than wha,
We hars noticed ia lsola,ed pafdernphs. Some
discussion, more o. Isss spicy and interesting
hss bsen iudaiged u, mostly ia roFefenco 70 the
disposition Of the slnye--the everlasting Pom.
psy.
LsonnA4USr --Ths principle busInessiu the
Houio has been the introduction. by Mr. OdHn
from the Committee. on Commtgce. Of bill
susreuding penalties on banks pfahis State for
refusing to pag their notes 10 coin--requiring
them'to laks<rreaaury NOses,paynble or De-
nhnd at par and 10 furnish the State the mou-
ey TO pay ihe smi.annual interest
The bill was opposed BY the Jewett Demo.
crats, and few other, and passed the House
SascsdaY afternoon uudokthe previous question.
The Democrats in sbe House Fesortcd to Oh
tie nsaaes Of parliamentary bodies for delay. It
is sHpposed lhere viii be less opposition ~ the
fseasss. where Il would be brought up a, once
for action. 81
BIT. Krum Of this county has introduced
bill sutborizing the County Commissioners Of
say County 70 levy one-half mill tax for relief
Of families Of Volunteers end Mt seott OF
waren, ore making State levy Of One.hali
mill for the same pnrpose--sO be distributed to
The ooAntsss n tbs proportion their v Volunteers
bear 70 The whole number 10 the ststs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


EiVah Lucas Piuintl6 Us Alice Lucas, Deft
In Court Of Common Flear, AshtabuIa County, Ohio.
THE Defendant, Alice Lucas, Of Bloom.
- tngton Nc Lean county Illinois, will take notice that
Elijah Lucas did on the 18th DAY Of January 1882 nle
his Petition w the Office of the CLERK Of Pleas said
county OF Ahabna praying 20 be divorced from said De-
sndsnt and alleging O cause wi absence for more than
three years.
Said petition viii be for hearing at the next term OF sd
court. COOK A PRATT Attornevs foy pia,nt,g
Ashtabula January 18th, 1852. etsso
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Tur senate on Friday last, by q unanimous
vote, expelled from membership Waldo p.
johnson and Trusten Polk, the Senators from
Missouri Among the names recorded we End
the Senators from all the Border states--Sen.
ators Of every sentiment aud sympathy. II is a
high compliment to the spirit animatiug the
country, ihot there should no longer be differ.
ence Of opinion as to true test of loyalty by
those egislating for the welfare OF the nation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

The younr men Of Ohio will have the
honor Of furnishing from their number the
soldiers necessary 20 protect the fair fame
OF our state. From the nlacrity with which
they have already volunteered their services,
il would seem that this branch of our do.
ty is in safe hands.
To the older portion Of our citizens must
we look, mainly, for the "sinews Of war;"
and, il assessments shall be justly appor-
toned among them, all should delight 10
contributing beir quota Look well to II,
then, that our system Of taxatiou should
be just and equal, so that each citizen shall
pay no more nor any less than his isst pro.
portion Tho burthens Of government,
as well as lis blessings. should be shared
alike.
The National Gogernment has been
obliged to call upon the loyal States for
pecuuiary aid This call has been respond.
cd to promptly aud cheerfnlly. The extent
Of the call cannot, with any degree of GER
tainty, DC stated at this time it is believ-
cd, however, that tho sum of three millions
per annum for few years will full meet all
acquisitions likely to DO made upon Ohio
II this amount should be added TO the large
hhOuh1e " ulhAtig useVSoCu uB"iusVt thc PVO
pie, il could not fail to prove extremely
.burthensomc hence, they will expect you,
while making provision for the wants of the
national government, to relieve, if possible,
sgainst the burthens now resting upon them.
This relief is to be obtained mainly by
reduction OF salaries and per diem compen.
sation now paid. and by the reduction Of 10.
cal taxation. Beth of thcse measures ]
urge upon you, 8.
The salaries now paid to the several
State, county aud township officers vary
but little from $500, 900, and with the sin.
gle exception of State Auditor aud Treas.
n,cr, they will bear q reduction Of 25 per
cent Thus saving the sum Of Sl25, 600,
The amounts levied for local purposes,
Cor the vcar 1851 WIRE
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Disbursements

We eertIty that tne ioIegolng oAhlblI 70 eotIeeI'
Wa. 7. SnoSla,1
September 1901,
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To,snship Rhnd.

Amount collected on duplicate s.
Paid township treasuIem $3f92,72
Treasurers fees 6S4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
Commissioners Report.

NO theHonorable Coert Of CommonPleas
u Of khtabnla County, Ohio; 70 pursuance Of The sta
ute We the Commeouors OF said comfy submit the fol.
lowing report the financial affairs Of said county for e
year ending Septemhsr 2nd 1901,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19

WAR PARALLELs.-There have been some
singular, as well as amusing parallels,
drawn during the present contest, with
events Of similar kind enacted on other
fields; and the subject is still open for inves-
tigation. The battle of Springfield may
truly be called the Bunker Hill of rebel.
lion. 1t was here that an army of raw re-
cruits inflicted such terrible loss upon a
vastly superior force, as TO amount to a
victory, although purchased by the death
of leader whose name will go down In
history by the side of Warren's. Shiloh
has its counterpart in Buena Vista, in more
respects than one. In both cases the Un-
ion armies we're attacked by overwhelming
forces, and on both occasions small pro-
portion we're panic stricken. Both we're
two days battle; and the result in both
cases was the disastrous repulse of the foe.
Bot the parallel does not end here. After
Santa Ana had reireated to Aqua NueVa,
he sent bONsting "God and Liberty" dis.
patch to the Capital, announcing glorious
victory, in which he had captured six of
the enemy's positions" and any number
of guns and prisoners. Beauregard follow.
ed his example in every respect; but has
since, like Falstaf with his men is buckrsm,
gradually reduced the value Of his achiev-
ments, until he has completely disgusted
the chivalry Of the South.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19

RAILROAD POETRY.--A correspondent Of
the Broome County Republican describes
his jaunt over the Syracuse add Bingbamp-
ton Railroad. from Cortland. in the follow
ing strain: So much / wrote in COrtland's
bounds, and would have finished there. had
not the down trains whistle loud, resOund.
ed through the air. So shaking Fairchild
by the hand. who said "come up again."
bade farewell to every fear, and jumped up
on the train. Rushing round the hillside,
darting o'er the plain, over the rivers, un-
der the roads, Van Bergen drove his train.
The moon threw bright eifulgent rays on
each small ripple's crest; the river seemed
a ribbon stretched along the meadows
breast; the evening wind came stealing
through The car with gentle sigh, and
brought einder from the engine, which
sprung into my eye. Few and short we're
the prayers said, and spoke not word
of sorrow, but rubbed at my eye till l
made il red, and knew 'twOuld be sore on
the morrow. We soon got home at the rate
we ran, at an hour just right for retiring,
and down from bis post came the engine
man. and the fireman ceased bis firing. And
thus too will cease; the moral to the tale
be always sure to mind your eyes, when
riding on rail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19
9erada 2emufrat.

Rebellion In Utah--The Rebels Crushed.
A dispatch to the Sacramento Bee, dated
al Salt Lake, June 10th. says:
A baud of persons, numbering about
1000 men, women and children, under the
leadership of one Morris. who claimed 10 be
'the prophet Moses reappeared upon earth, J"
had formed q settlement about thirty miles
north of this city aud committed numerous
depredations upon the citizens of the vicin.
ity. Iusanely believing that the Lord would
supply their wants, they refused 10 labor
for their own support. Three of their num-
ber, satisfied Of the imposition practiced by
Morris, attempted TO leave the gang aud
were followed by armed men, arrested, and
brought back. heavily ironed and closely
confined, without a shadow of legal author
ity. A writ of habeas corpus was issued by
Chief Justice Kinney and served. but was
treated with contempt and defiance by Nor.
ris and associates. Sufficient time having
been allowed for the production of the pris
oners, and the authority Of the Court con.
tinuing 10 be set at defiance, new writ Of
habeas corpus was issued together with a
writ for contempt, and another for false i'm
prisonment. and calling for the arrest of the
leaders OF the gang. For the execution OF
these writs, a military posse of 250 infantry
and artillery was ordered out on the llth
instant, 10y acting Governor Fuller. Rests
tance was still offered, and Morris and his
men were found 10 be strongly intrenched,
thoroughly armed, and well prepared for
defense. Sharp fighting ensued, and two of
the Marshal's posse were killed. At length,
on Sunday evening, 18th, the rebels assumed
to surrender, but attempted to resist anew
as soon as the attacking party approached.
A hand to hand fight occurred, during
which Morris was killed, aud another Of the
leaders named Banks, mortally wounded.
The rebels were finally overcome. Several
women and children were killed during the
siege. the Morrisites refusing TO convey them
TO place of safety. The prisoners, LAT in
number, are to be brought before the Court
tomorrow.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19
Miscellaneous.
MARYSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
IL. HARRIS s. CO.

L Street, Near Corner of ed, M0rysvIlIe.
Also, 20 street, Sacramento.
los SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora EsmeRlda Mining District.
MTIIL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
w of Melting, Refining and Assaying
Gold and Ores of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST.
Gold Bars bought and sold Returns made in Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS.
shippers of DUST can draw, against consignment
on our houses at MARYSVIII.E, SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that purpose
will be furnished by as
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers, their patronage. As vouchers for the cor
rectness Of their Assays they refer with permission
to the following Bankers who for nearly four years
have shipped Bars assayed by them TO the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: MARYsvIILE:
b. Davidson, Esq, low, Bros. X CO.,
Mess. }. Parrott & Co., Decker, Jewett & Paxton
" Sather Church. Reynolds Bros
" Reynolds, Refs 4 Co. NEW YORK.
SACRAMENTO: b. Berend 4 Co..
d. +. Hastings Co., Trevor Il Colgate.
ID. o. Mills Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES.
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates
August 6. 1861. H. HARRIS co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19
where do they all Come Front

The war correspondent Of the Missouri
Republican, writing from Salem, Ark, May
9th, says:
"All along our route the greatest aston.
ishment is expressed at the gIeat numbers
of our troops At Forsyth, one man 'reck-
oned the army was thirty miles in length.
He had never seen so many men, A Young
woman, the other day, said TO me. The
Northern soldiers are a heap healthier and
stronger. looking men than the Secesh ar.
N.Y. One woman said 'she did not sup.
pose there were so many men in the world.'
AS the troops are passing, the people stand
in their doorways and front yard. and look
on with the greatest astonshment. When
told that the Northern armies are recruited
by volunteering, and that no one is pressed
into service, they can hardly realize the truth
of the statement. The other day | told q
citizen of this State that there were more
men plowing their fields In the free States
than there are in the whole army Of the
United States, who stood ready, when nee.
ded. to volunteer for the maintenance of
the Union. He expressed great wonder
that this should be so, and said, well,
reckon the South might as we'll give up,
first as last, and come under the old Union.
There is no use in fighting any longer
One Of our soldiers, the other day. STOP
ped at house by the way side, where a
book or newspaper is a curiosity; and the
good woman of the house was particularly
given to the marvellous, when the following
conversation took place:
Said the woman, Il never seed sich
sight of men before in all my born days.
Where on airth they all come from beats
me-
To which the soldier replied with unusu
al seriousness and gravity: why, my good
woman, for several years before this re-
belliOn broke out. all the Dutch and Yam
kee women 10 the North have been having
twins, and all boys, and the country has
become so thickly populated il has become
necessary TO send them to subjugate the
South, to get rid of them
Wal said the woman, i reckon II must
be so, for sich an army never seed in all
my born days. recon the South had bet
ter make peace as soon as they eau, or we
shall be Overrun.'
The soldier reckoned she was about right
that time, paid for his hoe.cake, and passed
on"