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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01


The bin introduced BY Mr. Hutcbins. ia The
House Of Representative. sSd referred 20 the
comtaittes on Territories Intended to establish
a Territorial Government il each ofthe districts
ofoountry embraced vithiD the limit. Of the
recent slAtss Of South Carolina. North CAroli-
ne. Georgia. FloTi3s. Alabama. Mississippi.
Louisiana. AFksnsaa and Tennessee provides for
the organization of Territorial governments 10
each Of s6oss States BY The sppointmsnt Of
Governor and Council. TO consist Of 25 male
citizeus IL the q. 9. and inhabitants Of the dis.
trict. and Secretary, ,Jndge,a District Attorney
ard Marshal. ali Of whom are TO be appointed
for ysars By the President BY and With tho
consent cfshe ssuais. excepiihe members Of
the LegisIatiss Council. who are to be srpoint-
ed by the President for years II also pro-
viaes that from and after The taking pos
scssiou Of either said districts by the President,
as provided 10 the act. thepe shall be
no involuntary ssryitnde in il. otherwise thsp
10 punishment Of crimes. ard the faith Of the
government is plsdged to make just compeusa,
ton 10 all ioysl cilizsns and rssideels who have
pot joined OF sided in the revolt against the
soserameet, Tor Toe slAses they may possess.
u Is also provided thas tbe power IS reserved
test apart one ey Esere Of these districts. With
the eoasenl Of ia lsshlaiive aAlhoFities for the
colonization Of negroes. Il is also provided
that, whsnexer any Of said districts shall con
tain sufficient number Of free white loyal IN
hahisapss ia eniilIe ilto member Of ths Hous
ofRspeaentatise according to the ratio rep
rsasnla,loD ixed By Law. It's inhabitants ms
sdops f3r their government State Gonstitr
tion. repahIicAn 10 from and substance, And ar
~ TO EOpgress far admIssion inlo the Union q
aSitte.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

By order Of Gen. ShsrEas, q correspondent
OF The NJ ?. Times has bsen sent from Port
Royal on account Of alleged disrepectfal Ian
euags used in speaking Of the officer named.
Il is unaefsi cod the oasnse consisted 10 the re.
marx that ees Sherman was "inducedg to nuke
moyemeat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

THE REPEIs HousEp AZ MASAssA IS. RE.
cent intelligence leads to the belief that
most of the rebel soldiers directly il, front Of
Washington are housed between BuIl Run
aud Manassas; a sufficient force to man the
forts al Centreytlle only being left there
Il is believed that a large portion Of the
army Of the Potomac is distributed in Vir-
ginio, upon the lines Of railroads conyerg.
ing at Manassas. BY this plan they can be
more easily subsisted, and OF thesanle time
be rapidly transported to a point Of dan.
ger.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01
EeTry Harris PlaUtI Geqres NJ a DsssdasI.
,a-ga In Ashtabula Common Pleas.
RIFn nnd Fl,er D. warti

GEORGE NJ RTED and Ei,er b. Ward
~ viii take notice that Henry harris did The l2 day
OF October A. D. 1851 Gle his petition IN the Court Of Com
Pleas within and r the county of Aabtabela in the
Sste nf Ohio againt he said George &C. Red, Sally Red
aud Fiber wAd Defendants setting forth that the said Henry
Harris at the June Term Q the said Court q Common
81 Ried and Oryle ~ Blakesee for the sum b
and f434 costs that said judgment remains unpaid and
iuIl effect IN law uureyersed and unsatisfed.
That Ea Henry Harris caused execution n be issued
theron against the property OF said Martin IT. Collins George
N. Red and 0rvle NJ BAkesse which execution for the
want OF goods and ehates OF the said Martin II, Collins
George " Red and Oryie b. Blakesee the Sheriff OF sid
county levied upon The following described real estate the
property 0f the said George NJ Ried 10 w.t. lying situate in
the Township Of Monroe In the County Of AHhabus ard state
Of Ohio bene known whole OF Lot Me- IN sPcoh No.
2 Township No. IL In the hrs Of Towphhips In The
Connecticut Western Rcserve bounded all sides by
the lnes Of said Lot No. and containing 200 400 acres
of land.
Add further setting forth that the said George A6 Reid
about the l6h day Of February A. D. 1861 faduepy
otgaged the land sud premises to aid Eber n Wardhnd
on the 18th day Of February y 1851 frauaulenty mort
elty Delaying mud hindeFng and defsnding bis creditors
Of which N the said Eber B. Wad and sally
Red at the time Of takiug id morgages praying that said
mortgages may be decsred null and VOID and wholly vel
aide and that the ad land be aold to pay the said judgment
OF the said Henry Harris AMI that said George NJ Reid and
Eber B. Ward notified that they required N appear
and said petition before the irSkturHy se
the first day Of March. A. d. 1852. HENRY HARRIS.
-fAA'fn r BY SHERMAN & FARMER his Attorneys.
L January 2lst 1862, 1881 -
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The I,resiasnt upon FuElIiyeI

Tue National Rspubijeau. in commenting
upon the reported conversation between Gen.
Lane aSd the President upon there;aro offugi-
tives, says: a.'A ~
The version we had Of that converse
lion, frop one who had special occasion to
remember il. was somewhat different from
this. Tue President, as we understand it.
did not deny he right Of generals 10 per,
slit slaves to return voluntarily 10 loyal
owners. bnt only their right TO deliver them
over forcibly 10 any class of Of ogners-
the whole subject Of fugitive slaves being.
otherwise provided BY an act Of Congress.
to which recourse must be had. ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

SMALE There seems to be no di
miuuatiou in this disease at Washington
a debate in the city copnsels elicits the
statement that there are some eight hun.
dred cases among civilians All Of the
regiments on this side Of the Potomac have
been yaccinated. ~ ...-i .--i.,-'-., -,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

The War Deparimcnf has ISSUED sep
erhl ofaer 70 the sTect ihat mohsuiss afs %
b inlsn a sesate tl,s comfort of Unieh
ptisoaeis b tho Aandsof TIC febes. Fol
this purpose two cmmihiobcrs, appointed
by the Pfsident ore to Wis Richmond and
other places, and do for the captives as
much as their jaiiers will allow.
The Soronuok Republican, OF the 02d
lust, states that the Uuion troops captured
Cednr Keys are valuable for The ship tim.
Der they produce, that beibg some Of the
best material ihtlie toeptt We have no
buraicalafs 0g tHis opeFdtioa bot thsss can
6s no doubt o. ihs main fact inas,qneh Is
itcomcsfrom arnnk rebel source.
BrAuREEARD. 4The Rlchmond Dispatch
has reliable pothofIty for hiaitlr,g tbe state.
ment that Gen Rsaaregard takes command
ofslic amy at Columbus, KY aud Gen.
Gustavus VI Snith succeeds him in the
position he has long snd 50 successfully
occupied at Manassas We understand
that Gen. Reauregard is sobordinato to no
one except Gen, a. Sidney Johnston
This change goes into eject without de.
Icy. aaa au g e48
"A MOVEMENT. -AGeh IIuuteF issues an
order pnuouncipg his dcterminatiop to com.
mapd inperson thesoctbctn expedilionfrom
his department Tholeast possible amount
Of baggage is be taken. Allsurpus room
10 be slevotedto smunlion Every officer
nnd soldier viii carry bis own clothing aud
bedding w.
neugist4~A pgrsou who 6ads work for
his owu-teeth by taking out those Of other
people. 81 3. 81 = c. 4 y -. N
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

Mr. SEwARD's DIptoaAcr--A pham.
pblet has been distributed among Senators
and Representatives, which IS attracting
attention, entitled Nj. Seward a0d bis Di'
plomatic Correspondence Livery severe
y criticiseS his capacity as a diplomatisi
aid writer Of the English tongue, and
bis skill as a writer, It porpoFls 70 be
written IN Boston. az Eff.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

TYLER's ANCESTRY 1.-The ancestors Of
John Tyler were among the earliest Eng,
Hsh settlers Of Virginia. The family trace
their lineage back 10 WAT TYLER. who, IN
the l4lh century in the reign Of tho sec
ond Richard, headed the iusuTeclioo in Eng,
land known by bis name. So itscems that
rebellion runs 10 the blood.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

LoslSe NorHlSG N THE END,-If money
s raised by taxation and paid out agaiu TO
the same people, that community has lost
nothing. This fact. and that alone, en-
Ables Greal Britain and France 10 carry
along their great public debts. II is The
positive sabslraction from wealth resources
Of people which is q burden, and pot the
degree aud distFibplioR Of taxes -.
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isoxary Ev,svArfb -The wbeslins pa.
osrs repota ihot our trOon. have esnenated
RoAney "Tht truth Is, tsys the 'ineia-
sad cehbsrclal, RonusS was always Te.
gardcd as critical position while the enc
nv held Winchester IfRomuey is evacu'
eted, Il Is, IN our judgemeot, pari Of move
msrs for the concentration Of the troops 70
move upon Manchester. Gen Lander Sho
was IN command Of the troops OF Romney,
t,hcre we're Ii regiments there is not the
man 10 turn his back on The ehemy.
wha,svef ne nay seem 70 DC ebont, Ne
means misehirf. When wipcbesiers cc-
cupied. and not ttillthsR Ahe line Of the b.
4 o. r. r. can be easily protected, and the
road will be suFeIy ana speedily rccohstfuet.
W. l,a sal..l-a- a. -. ..,---e. -4--,a 81 Ea
cov.l spsugissnhs pusl Rssns "a
Gov spraroe,s supoensed 10 sppsar before the
Joint Committee On The Conduct o. the War,
notified ths Committed through friend,
that he preferred not 70 testify respecting
tie Ball Run affair and hoped to he sH-
sasea. The Comnitieo deeided. not % compel
his testimony we iasesiigaiiop 10 regard 10
,ba, affair is nearly closed. It's understood
that the Committee though nOt wholly salts.
fed with the csusss assigned By the Generals
who fought that battle, will rot make any re-
port. M ,a hss r,ss,
Neither will they report upon any Of the
other matters which have bsOu and arestill be-
fore them; but they hOse made some valuable
discoveries SO theconduet Of the war;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

4ASueabulo OOntnOu iSacI wv ASl'iiT AoOA.
MARIA EUMrHREY u.s. EDWARD G, IIuBBARD ct az
Order OF Sale
PY Virtue Of al ORDER OF SALE
- duly Issued from said Court in the above case to me
reced viii offer for sale by way OF public suction at the
door Of the Court House In Jeersou Ashsab County, Ohio
On Saturday, tas ath day Of .Nareh,yA. Dls62
between bours 10 clock Of said day. follow
ing described Lands ana Tenemens except much thereof
included IN deed from Edward c. Hubbard to the De-
fendant Beby p Asnn TO wit Situate In the Township Of
Plyuonth In the county Of Ashzbdla and State OF Ohio,
being 10 Township No. Twelve 2 in the 3rd range OF town
ships In the Conneee Western Reserve Gao oaed being
Lot fifty eight 1881 bounded by original Lot line containing
two hundred and two acres Of land @ p Appraised at y
Also seventyour OF land Ia tie south part of Lot
No. (57} aud bounded the east Re and west
by the original lot lines and north by hunded o.
land in said y (5) belonging to Henry e. Par
sons, appraised at 81. hss7E - A..sg 485s
Also hundred IN The South part Of Lot No. City
nine (5o In said Township, bounded east south aid
original lot lines aud north By line parallel with the south
line and far enough herefom to Include hundred
EDWARD A. WRIGHT tsheriH,
EEca 1IW 20 As Special Master Commiasioner.
JeFerFon, January oath, 1852. 5tos2 $4,75 ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

II Courts ,slnron N !. Ash'ssui. County, ohls..
II aA Il 74Seieneabe bitte Lucas. Of Bloom.
n ihatoe Ne ItIt county lpos viii take notice that
Ell.t Lpoa, az ne ~ esfof Jsnuasy, n leea as
hif Petition IN The once 6 CLERK Of Common Pleas of nald
county Of Asbabua, praying 70 b divorced nom asa Do
iendant sud alleging or ,aua wilf auencc FOR than
said reliion yin be FOR hmilae At gnh next tenn Ct ala
court COOK A PRATT, AttorneYn for Plaintiff.
Aslietula faseAty itfH lss2g ~ .faff. oleso
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Frn,n cnIIfnrnIn.

san FRAsclsBo, Jan. 17-During the
past so hours Il has rained here almost IN.
cessently. The storm still continues. Yes
terday the water at Sacramento commenc-
ed rising again. The third complete inup-
dation Of that city is unavoidable The
area Of land now ovefhown in the State is
20 miles byoed and $50 long, taking up
waFds of thee million acres, mostly arabic
considerable portion being actually ienc.
ed and titled. It is estimated that 1900
cattle pnd sheep have been drowned since
winter commenced. The unprecedented
succession of the Tremendous storms have
washed the mining regions where the GROUND
was previously upinrned and dug over, pro.
dncing great changes, and rendering pro
babIe Increase Of gold from placer digging'
the ensuing year.
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Tile nuonal official return Iofthe Briti.h
nasy BIS Been published Tbe list. shoNs
tol1l oleight hundred and Eftysix,v ,vessels
building preparing. or id commission. og
which seven hundreIl and two nre steamers.
II comprises "eiehty.one line ne.ofbattle-ships,
each mounting from seventy fear to one
hundred and1shirtyone guns; twenty two
vessels, each with an armament Of from sixty
TO seventy guns; forty four s !. gun frigates,
the Ghole, with the ekccp 6oa9of about ten
ofthat natnber, being scfew steamers; City.
scven-ships,s seneh mounting from twcntys
two to fifty gAns, andstlle majority Of which
have tonnage as large as,shps of The line
twenty. hjne screw, coryeftes sQr lrigales,
each motpiiDg twenty y-t wo guns; ihrce hun.
dred and seventeen screw. aud paddle wheel
steamers, each carrying not less than
,weniy,i wo Rnnsi and one hnpdrsdT and
eighty Eve serev guDboatss each provided
with two Armstrong guns" The .aeet in
American waters comprises fourteen. line.of-
batilc steamers tdngihg RON 6fty.one to
one hundred ennsg seven from wenty to
ifty, aud fourteen smaller vessels exclusive
of all the vessels ordered To- join the ocOm.
manu. ~et r.'t4 - .ssef ~
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The Richmond Dispatoh states that Gen.
Crittenden was badly wounded and in falI
retreat % Knoxville. Il admits that the
rebel loss was 500 killed and wounded At
Mill Springs. ~ - azg tteH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

Tug propositionsof imposing a tax Of 10
per ccut upon thepay Of the Army, in
preference TO reducing the rates meets with
favor from officers and men, and will be in.
roduced in Congress II is also proposed
to taxat the same rate thepay of all Union
employees. rs 81 kf GfW RHi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

MEADVILLE CARBON OIL CO.r-Mead-
vile, Pa Rsapers and Dealer: IN Choice Illuminating
Oils. Orders fnr the best grades Of Kerosene Rock
Petroleum Oils supplied at short notice. and respectfully
solicited- JOHN CASTLE, Agent Askabuls. Ohio. 6S2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

4TNI0N Envelopes, Paper. and Badges
u aths ssO q dc 'ssar' sliirss.s MGsDless
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Resolutions have been introduced in the
Maryland Legislature, calling upon Ssna-
tors Pearec aud Kennedy to resign, on the
ground that their sentiments are 10 direct
opposition to the settled views Of the State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

A large rebel mail containing several
hundred letters, has been captured above
Cairo on the Mississippi contalniug Letters
OF importance from Bowling Greer aud
other rebel camps
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

OF all the events that crowd tbe page Of mill
tary history, there is nothing so gloriously ab
sard as Marsbsll's sending out . dag Of truce a.
be is represevted 20 have doue to Col. Garfield
With bis attaekiug force. to know il the affair
could be arranged witboata 6gbtI iz.
FalstaG sever conceived and iiea SO irrista-
bly, conicai, and yeti. was part and parcel Of
Humphrey AarsbsPs nature tt make the pro-
posai. proper sequel TO bis whole political
life. He has been the prince Of compromises,
q fellow for poslpopement, man who never
could bear to see an issue come to fnsl settle
mest. The illustration thus furnished Of what
alternatives will answer when couiPromi-
ses fail, Is slmost equal oths iigstrations OF
cbivslry BY tue author Of Don oaixote. Lon.
mortal Huupbrey! Thou hast clipped the
piuiOus Of fiby illustross forcrunner Faistaf IS
here -a...-r rrn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

Lopg credits and heavy prohb having gone out of dAte
and given place 10 and more wholesome condon Of
things FOR both buyer and selief
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

Eos SALE.-The Cleyelaad Pidia Dealer
estsbiisbment Is offered for sAIs. the continued
III health Of J. w. GsAr compelling hip 10 re-
Iinquish the business ~ = q 4, -. n.
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CoLoRED UxIoN MEx SourH.--ASagaeious
politicians OF Washington begin, 10 express
apprehension. that il is already too late to
win the aid Of the ,colored Union men Of
the South; that the golden opportunity is
lost. They see that the negroes, who pant
ed to be our alfies, but were repeiled by our
commanders, aad abaudoHedin the inter.
val between the contending forces, have
made up their minds that the war is war
OF politicians, and that success TO either
party win 'bring no change in tho relation
Of the slave TO his master or,io the Federal
Government II the impaience and trust
with which The colorod Unionists Of the
South waited for our armies are gone, q
great clement Of our war is wasted, -
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10 SroOkers

no, Youl Want a fine FldForcd Clgar9
IL lfso doha 30 70 ~ tur Brenda Lta44T4
Boy Jngo-Losg Josn-old ''cpias APpls,ss a Doug
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ONO SFATE PAlR.--Ths next clio State
Fair is to be held in CIeYclaBd
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PTosrscss ~ q sRs AIIIss.


Letters from HavAnua state that The allies
are greatly dissatisfied with their pfOspectin
asxico, aod eomplaio that Mirumou and others
have deceived them They expected aid RON
a strong periy, aud they fud the population as
one man against them. They are convinced
their present forces are entirely inadequate to
the task of bringing The Mczicans 70 terms
Ths troopssl Vera Cruz are suffering great
IL from sirkuess, 5000 neo out Of 5000 being
iu The hospitals. Whenever they have ventar-
ed beyond the range Of their caosoD. they have
been sbot down fisw, OF driven back ifiu fosces
Driven 10 ard virtually bcsieged, they quarrel
amaog themselves. -
On Que occasion French regiment fought Q
Spanish Regiment uotila number were killed
in each. 10 consequence Of this broi, IT was
determined that ihe French force should imne-
diately land At Tumpieo, where as previous adj
vices inform Us, resistance would be made. The
English we're at the same time to attack Mats-
moras. -. .sags - ....-p
Mr.. Corwiu writes that Dablado. who IS the
soul Of the new administration, declares that
Mexico will make successful resistance TO the
invaders, but adds that be has not learned on
what territorial liue Of defense be will make II
The allies have already differed amoug them
selves on number Of FiaiDg points, such al
the relative positions at Vera Crsz, aud theil
national Gags. which baye been changed tbret
times. and Of the order Of their signatures tt
| nraelamatIons aud other documents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

neuiist=-A pgFsou who Rads work for
his owu-teeth by taking out those of other
people. fa u z.fg.g = gg,gk a asg.g,s IA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

No man can SO down inio the dnngeep o. pig
sxperispee, epd hold the torch % truth 70 81
its dark chambers. asd hidden sasiiies, and
slipy reccsses, aud not come up wiiboat 2 sAud
dor aDa cbfi, and 40 earnest cry TO He1Fen
for mercy aud cleansing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

oYg thousand copies or The spelipg books
recently exchanged for an improved series BY
The ebilaEen inihe publsseheels Al Worcester
Mass, have beeu forEsrded to fonfess Mon.
roc at ahe request Of the Massachusetts soldiers
these, who are teaching cOetfaBand ideas hos
TO shoot. t,As A p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

NOTICE. The undersigned has been du-
IN ~ spponted Administrator ef The Estate Of
John B Williams,
iate of Ashtabula county, Ohio, deceased.
AshtsbuA, January 8, 1852 ssz9 o. n. FITCH, Admir-
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II VIII Sell my Land in Parcels varying
a. from Quarter Acre acres than 200 Of which
sehsr within, aaeeat CT TO the Village The terms
Of aaie will be aceommoda ~ ting-say one-thrd down
and The balance IN fomone In 70 Eve years On this pro-
pery are four Dwelling Houses located II the village APP
ply 70 i d. W. GARY ~
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- -9e-, ~-- - - -
Coal Oil! Coal Oil!
Lamps. @ Lamps.
g Lamps.
Lamps. Lamps.
lamps.
Shades. Burners,
Wicks. ls
Chimneys. Brushes,
a Large and Beaptiful Variety of Lamps
"A. and Fixtures ust received direct from Eastern Mark
e all which oer TO the Public al very small advance
frst cost aud altoget1er below Auction Prices.
All who wants beautiful Lamp for the very lowest prices
ever offered in the vicinity, can hnd such at the -
New Family Drug Store.
To convinced ts call and for yourself and you viii
hnd this to be just 50. II you want
a Lamp
Price is ohoehe stock must be sold at rate Come
One, come all and get LAmpat ~ = rf17 t1,-gf 9
- p a1 Your Own Price. - - - 49,,
Also Reuembsr when you wanta Glass Chimney.
and get one aranied 70 stand any amcan Of heat AIo,
800 "A New Style Chimney Brush, us-
and come OF Pure Coal Oil that Win ekplode, it
has been thoroughly tested sold at the lowest aguIe
large discount on Oil
10 customers taking gallons Remember the store opposite
the Ashiabula House e. Il. Roberts Ola Stand. ~
ta1 -aaE roa - !. W +. COPELAND, Agent.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Ashtabula Common Pleas, Nov Term, 1861
MARIA HUNrHREY u.s. EDWARD G, IiUBBAhp ct q
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NoaO Is Tie tine to Secure a Home