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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Crvn1zED .EANNIRATs.--The St. j ohm q. N.
B. News publishes statement of John
T. Sullivan, Of Hadley Falls, Mass, who
with eight other seamen deserted the whale.
ships Daniel Webster aud 'AnSel Gibbs, ,
of New Bedford, in Cumberland Straits on
the 4th Of Augnst last. They stole u boat,
and crossed the straits, with limited stock
Of provisions, two guns aud little ammuni.
tion. The story Of their sufTerings is re-
voltiRg. When Que of the party died he
wss eaten---even the bones being boiled
for soup. and they attempted to kill one
another, TO satisfy their hunger, and one Of
the party was killed 10 such a skifmish and
his body deyoured. After suffering and
wandering for nearly two!menths they were
picked ap by some Esquimaux and taken
TO the mission sta ton at Okoke. Thi,
romantic adventure is substantiated in part
by the fact that the vessels named had
previously reported tue desertion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

How lT Is RECEIVED. There appears to
be general aeqdieseenee on the part Of
ihe people in the disposition by our Govern
mcnt of the Trent affair. While it seems
rather hard to deliver up men who have
done so much to bring 90 our pFesnt troubles,
the feeling thatthey are not Of sufficient con-
sequence to warrant Us ia the holding them
at the risk Of war with a Forsiga Power,
Is well nigh universal Besides the cqnyic-
tion that in their surrender we more elo-
quently viudcate a cherished American
principle than we possibly could by refas-
ing to give them up, reconcles us TO what
might otherwise seem like humiliation
We are more Consistent in our concession
than is England in her demaHd.
Albany Ere Journal 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Adyicss reached Sedalia, That the First
Kansas Regiment. which was sent from
there some days since, arrived at Lexington
on Friday last, where they arrested several
ofthe-most prominent and active rebels Of
the town, took and destroyed about 1900
hogs, which were being packed for the use
Of Prices rebels, and good deal Of other
valuable property.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

o. G. PRATT, Esq, has been detached from
Capt KrNEEY's battery, now in Kentucky, and
taken Lieutenantcy in the Independent Light
Artillery now forming at Cleveland He will
devote himself for the time being TO recruiting
and filling up the company.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

THERE Is well founded belief Of serious
disaffection to the rebel Government at
Charleston, amounting almost to insurrec-
lion, by reason of The apparent abandon
ment of the South Carolina coast to Ma.
tiona invasion, and the immense destruc.
tion of property, that owners have willing
ly consigned to the flames. They have
destroyed not less than ten million dollars
worth Of cotton, which at last accounts
they were deploring, as they supposed the
blockade was about 10 be raised by England
and they might have shipped and sold it
They were holding JEFF. Davis responsible,
for these disastrous losses, and many eili
zens were bold enough to say that the old
Government was better than the new.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
Sharpe and Desperate Conflict!
TIIn OLD FonTREss IMpnEeNApLE

d. t..-tss fs.t.f.T
Reinforcements are arriving daily in the
shape of the LATEST and NEWEST STYLRs oI
when bought, which enables the Old Fortress
to distance. oil competitors in the way of EOts
Prices. The proof of the pudding is in the
eating. -.,-.-----
q / am now in the daily receipt Of NEW
GOODS, purchased in New York with the
cash at the very lowest prices, by an experience
ed buyer, and can offer extra inducements 10
the way of Good Goods at Low. Prices
My. stock comprises almost everything that
is needful for comfort or luxury, and to ebumeri
ate all the different styles, would require more
room than the printer could well spare ID the
present crowded state of the advertising list
But Just remember three things:
Remep,ber-That all that glistens is not gold
neither are all teegraphic dispatches reliable !
i've Remember--1hat most merchants claim 10
sell goods for the fun of the thing, but that |
do it because like it, and make money By it.
Remember-That cash buys cheaper any
where, than credit for credit is slow coach
that requires vast deal of labor to keep in
running order.
.4nd Don't Forget;
To call and look before you buy elsewhere
To bring your money with you. Ifyou don'i
spend it. it will do to keep.
But GJove ALL
Don't forget TO keep your credit good by ;
prompt fulilIment of all promises.
AN kinds,of Produce taken iu Exchange FOL
goods at the highest market prices, aud on &C
count, at cash prices
November 81, 1861. IL l.. MORRISON.
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Reiief for the Amicted,

Relief for the Afflicted,
nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform.
IL ed Upotc Physician and Surgeon formerly Of the
firm of Clark Gibson) be consulted at the foowing
times and places;
win be al his Office No. GO Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week OF each and every month.
Connea1t, fremont HOuse,.... F0b. 4th.
Aahtabula, Fisk House, do 9th
Geneva, Union HOUSE.. co 9th
Centeryille, MheSlor .llouse,.-.. do 7th
PainesSile, CoWes Honse,. do sth
Charge formedeine for month, from SloO 10 $780,
"a f' DIR. 8. @. CLARK,
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice
medicine during which time he has treated Thousands pa
ens in all ons of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aleed lo which Of your friends neighb0r
testify ands prepared 10 give relief to all who may P
ply. Particular attention viii be given to the Of COY
s0MPTIoS, aud all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female dengemens OF every character
will be treated With success, l..
Also will ours old soes and all Optre diseases Of what
ever character they may be. lie makes OF universal
oonedi remedies. No caOmel other deleteriOus drug
used.
Persons distance desiring advise and Medicine, will sehd
general description Of the appearance Of the urine, With
statement Of the egn Of the disease and
general history Of the syptoms, with nans, age &c
All Communications must Be directed to :. :,
clsrehud, Oct issI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

TIE February number of the Continental is
already out, and at hand. There is no tagging
10 the tone, freshness, aud vigor of its debut
1t is quite an accession to the magazine litera-
ture of the country. For sale at the Post
Office
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

TINS ISAeuEArIoN Of Governor Ton took
place 10 the ro,undo Of the State House, on
Monday last. The ceremonies, Of course, were
much as usual, Of o routine character, aud do
not call for repeating. The inaugural address
OF the new Governor viii be found IN our
columns it isa pluin unostentatious document,
and will commend iseIftO tine approval Of the
people,. M 1fss, ve
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

structod 80 many, nor made so laresa a proper
tion Of his students adopts in the beautiful
art" AZ Mr. Spencer
when we reflect on the immense popularity
Of HE sysson. which. pussiug beyond the limits
Of our own country has been re-engraved in
England, Is used 10 the model countIng.rooms
of London, liverpool and Manchester, apd Is
also the adopted system Of the English De
partmont Of the University Of Zurich. 10 swit-
zerland, we must accord 70 It's bonorod author
chasle and elevated powers ofconcepiiou, with
bold and tireess grasp, Of jost apprehension,
and ngreo that the barefooted boy Of city years
ago must have been fhiaking, and thinking
arielt. and thinking with no ordinary mind
when he gave to his coiuings 10 the sands, such
vitality Of science. that the world has adopted
and embalmed them as the most beautiful
Imagery Of "the art"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Musical lnstFUe ti0n.-- MISsA, X EASTMAN
viii give Lessons op the Piano aud MeodeoB hsW sehO
A either advanced OF beginners Pupils attended at their
residences II required, December 20 1861.
InstrUetion fn RTusic.-PROf. T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience aud Teacher and Per
f0C qualities him for the work hold himself 10 readiness
for giving instruction upon the NJ IA n i I
Organ, PiapOforte, Violin or Guitar,
At his residence IN Ashtabua from Eidas EueHiHg until
Monday Noon, aud from Tuesday Eoeatnq until Tinrsday
RO0n In connection with the Union SehO0in Conneant Nj
H. win be found at the Bale House 90 that place. the re-
mainder of the tenn. Sheet Musc and Books furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable,
lnsfumsn,s or in inaucon furniahed Al Ashtabua
and COnneaut
Instruction in Vocal Music viii be given for or more
voices. Ashabnla, Dec 20, 1861.
Matthevvs' Chocolate Worm Drops =
Never fail 70 destroy and extermnae all kinds of intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases and far superior
TO any and all ofhe Fancy Worm confoeons and
V@mfugos In They may bo taken at all times with per
eot safety, tsy contain No Mercury other deeeous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give their
children no other No cathare whatever necessary be
given, Each box contains "a Drops Loaenges Price 25 C
Fef sae eyali Druggsts hhd Dealers 10 Medicines.
Gs Al Mathews Gsa; Sea 4gsst 4,Gs tI,o ssaslO
Fole hHNF.-over stole 6niee large and very
pleasant Trout room with closet.
- l-ss HERRIcK BRO.
BIanks.-A good Assortment on hand al an ii,cs n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1862, containing
much valuable informalion political and other
wise, has been received. Single copies ID cents,
published by the Tribune Association, No. l54
Nassau.st., N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

With US bis ability and experience are too
weli-kncwn to orequire any comment, for he has
Deen vite US and efus--frst in his profession
and art Tor the last city years 4
The SPeneerlen has became the leading sys-
TEN of our country, the public demand Dow
exhausting half million Of ita publications an.
nuslly, aud the demand increasing mora. ranid.
ly year by year. Ia fact the celebrity Of our
old friend, as an author in this useful and io5;.
spensible art, which be has reduced to the cor
taiuty Of science, should be, and is. cherished
in this community with aaectonate regard.
The smooth sand beach Of our own loved
Erie, constituted the fOolscap, 10. and on which
(for want Of other and more conyensnt mate
rial) he perfected essentially, 40 years ogo the
system which meets such general favor in our
common and commercial schools. aud 10 our
business and literary circles Among US he
commenced disseminating II successfully in
1919, and probably 30 one teacher has ever 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

DoNArIoN-w are requested to state that
the friends of Mrs. MICHAEL JACKSON, actuated
by feelings Of sympathy and kindness propose TO
make her Donation Visit on Tuesday evening,
the 21st inst, in which the citizens of Ashta
bua are invited to bear part.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

The transit Of oil from 1itnsville TO Union
Mills at the present time IS said to be immense.
The road is constantly thtonged with teams.
The number of barrels Of oil sent to Uaion
frequently reaches 1900 per day, TO say nothing
of what goes to the Junction and Concord. 1t
is estimated that the aggregate amount reeciv'
ed daily at the three points named, D about
300 barrels.--Reporter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

TnR Cleveland Herald has determined to
charge for religious notices 10 cents, and for
hymenial ard obituary notices rs cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Tan H6YmiKEns.- amusing and inge-
nious opetatic cantato will be performed at
Smiths Hall, 10 this village. by KEYEs' band Of
amateur performers, from Conneaut, on Friday
evening the 24lh, commencipg at O'clock
The piece runs through 100 pages, and IS spoken
OF in terms Of the highest praise. The per-
formers dress IN character, and all the business
Of the hay6eld reduced tomeasured harmony
II is considered a most admirable specific Tor
hyy,oohondriu, but wristbands ore very likely to
eu(ler solne.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Capt. WoRNNaToS's Bu,tery, new. at Camp
Rathbun, Albany, has been, we learn, merged
into another uoaned company, and a new elec.
ton Of offiesrsy has somewhat affected the po
sitions of thosewho took Office in the -compa-
ny. Under the new arrangement, the office OI
lst Lieutcuast has fallen to Capt. W, and 2nd
Lieutenaut to lst Lieutenant KNAPP, while Bird
Lieutenant GIFFoRD has been summarily thrown
ont OF place. Iouryoung friend RooER Fow
LER, who held a warrant ofiiee, has failed tc
secure the same position. Second Lieutenant
TowER, has been compelled to leave the ser
vice on account Of bodily iuiirmitv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Tue 29th regiment, the Seatiaet learns, has
been ordered into Kentucky. The discipline
and soIdiery bearing of this regiment made a
favorable impression at Columbus. ---
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

--l-------------
JIM. WATRoUs, no longer resides at East
Trumbull, and from the fact that he has left
the Post Master 10 convey the information, and
shat his paper is not takenup, we infer that he
must have left between two days. pas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

OBirUARY RuYmSG, and eulogy, If not To-
berent. has at least, become one of the dis.
eases which falls to mans inheritance. Against
its effects we have struggled with manly efforts,
aud by inserting 10 our terms on the frsl page
that such matter, above the mere announce
menl would be admitted on the same terms as
advertising matter is sdmitted--dfty cents a
squaro--have thought to drive II away. But
the struggle is q vain one, and every week al
most brings us a batch Of these elfdsious The
earnest writers do got see, or do not care to
see this bar, aud we are left to the course Of
simply giving the facts ofdecease, and dropping
the rhyme or prose eulogy, as the case may
be, n all cases, except those Of general interest,
unless the terms are complied with. A feature
of this morbid state of mind Is not a little
novel. 1t matters not whether the parties So
liciting these favors ore our subscribers or not,
or whether they have ever patropized the
paper TO the amount Of a copper. The other
day dapper little damsel came in with AIRED,
white, and blue edged note 10 hand and wished
20 know what we asked Cor "advertsiug deaths |
We blandly replied, nothing" supposing mere
obituary announcement was meant. She hurried
out Of the Office, and we found on opening the
note, several verses. Of poetry. Phut little
poetess will, Of course, lock in. yain for the eff
fuson of her brain
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

WRITISG.-We are informed that our fellow
citizen, p. Il. SPENoER, author Of the System
OF PenmanShip to which the public has affixed
his personal cognomen, will visit our borough
for the purpose Of fayoring our citizens with Z
course Of lectures and lessons in 'ths art O.
arfs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
New Goods for FAN and Winter
1861 and 1862. nr

aHH tlOO1 d11U AOOA. t
NOW Receiving a3d opening, Splendid
IN STOCK, Of New ana seasonable Goods,
which will be sold very low prices for Cash or Ready Pay,
o ~ "a d0e ~ .s N & n, resr gol
say that prepared 20 sol Good Goods ~ prices which
defy competition AZ home abroad For the proof of ths
assertion can and look mr yourselves and yoo vtbe
xsitsbnia October 9. 1901, nj MORRISON
H DO11aCzttC9.
IIEANY, Medium 4 FINE Brown Sheet
ins cotton Yarn cotton atne wicing wadding Tchings
Denins, stripes Checks apple Twine. cotton Flannes in
great variety and yey low for the terms at hofRsoSs
CARPET WARP-White and ColOred,
~ offrst ouality, but not Of ts hnest thread, which
selling At twentynv cents pound You iat wasn't
money By buying Of MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

wheeler q Co.'S Water Drawer is sodby
GEORGE O, HUBBARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Home Insurance Company.
cosA Capital, all paid "a ............. t,oo2ece
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18
A Great C1ante for Bargains in
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
OEo. HALLS Large Stock of Pianos
and Melodeous TO be Closed out ut Reduced
Prices for the Next Thirty Days

This Is Opportunity before offered to the citizens
Of Ashtabua county vicinity procuring instruments
Persons expecting TO buy IN year tE0 should embrace
this OpportunityRt once,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

NARBON Old. 1.-The Best Quality OF
~ Carton on can Be found iO Cents IsE Gallon.
September .. 1881. III AoRRl9oN.-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

See WArsoss ErvnlpoA Ko in
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hs Reputation and sena ension Of which not surpaed
By any company IN the Union. -
Ashtabula March ~ 1889 sst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

sdsas.-A good as'ortmept hand at az mcr AZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

MWstphl lnstrUe ti0n.-- MlSSA, X. EASTMAN
viii give Lessons the Piano MelodeoB 10 sehol-
either advanced beginners. Pupils attended their
residences II required, December 20 1861
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

INTENSE ExcuFxExr ~ AsHrAnrfA
zSe PsglsaRTYs6ting for lgsrfiel & Bco'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Tea, the best 10 town for Is.
Sugars at all prices syrups Rio and JAVA
cofIces ginger, rice, cassa, raisins &c.
Boots and Shoes, nice assortment Ladies
and Misses Balmoral and all otherstyles. Mems
and boys heavy and light boots
RubGers. Ladies' gents and misses rubber
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Es0R THE ABOVE and thousand
- other things all neefa uunsaus 10 msntsub b.
nsne Cash in any quantity Produce cash pIioe-
10000 Pounds q Dried ARpes for which ths highest market
price ylu % laie y MORRISON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

GOAL OIL-The Best Illuminating
~ Free from odor OF smoke. SMITH a GILREY
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-12-13


A Coon 6RKzaaE- - 4l4
quired OF him ID very q. &INhE
-1athiRking AlacFitg e stlS1
der or eOmmon slilse -
ger or death il is-not q
an impulse, Il is-Bst asszllesa
cool, steady, defbegat6 y ~
present, alKays- eqnabIag haN
VIZ; s.;3apxilb anger; tpmpNFlor
pfudeDce melted, iBvieeE9(e
tained by . generous lore q
formed, moderated and diFeElDe W
larged knowledge Of It, OvR kl
ends; flowing IN one bl<ndsd
the opposite sources Of the heart a.
carrying in Itself its oEa eonsinfn =
proving its title to every 0shy uDwW
the first and nest difficult scaln
that Of the bosom in which Il reeiel
is fortitude which unites With thu 90
age Of the field, the more exalted an -
fined courage p( The council: Vhch
rs well tsNA; 20 t+GAteI1 nB- 10 ad4ki
which can conquer as well by delnyl
by the rapidity Gf march, or the impst.
uosity Of an attack; which can be. with
FaLius, the black cloud that lowers On
the tops Of the aDOuHtSiRs, or with Scipso,
the thunderbolt of war; which uAdicasky-
cd 6y false. slsAsHa, rr5Y D3tSe6t9y TeNdaEs
the severest trials that gallant Sptrit ean
undergo, in the taunts snd pTovocatleA1
Of the enemy, the suspicious. the s1ld
respect, and mouth honor" of thoee fEam
whom he should meet cheerful obedis
cnce; which, undisturbed by . false ~
manity, can calmly assume that most A..
full moral responsibility of deciding when
victory may be too dearly purchased ~
the loss Of single life, and when The
safety and glory Of their country may Do.
maHd the certain sacrifices Of thousanlls.
- Burke. a'i
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-12-13

swer the charge. They call US the Peace
party. The Democratic party as it is a
war party, so it is peace party. 1t is n
war party to restore the Union-to main
tain the authority Of tho Constitution, and
make the laws respected. Whenever the
people Of the South throw down their
arms, and desire to return to the Union,
the Democratic party will bc peace par
ty. That prayer will DC made by them,
and that prayer will be granted unto
them when the Democratic party, by her
selected representatives, asccndS to the
seats Of power. (Chcers).
We must crush this party or it will
crush us and the Union. II is an aggres.
sive and despotic party. Permit them to
go on in their fanatical, insane and des-
potic policy, and the results which they
will present Of that policy will be, if the
forms Of a, Union are restored One.half
Of II iN S& N,>,-, mn. ~mneInvss, and the
nihry bali ruiprd by their corruLtions and
prolhgacieS, or a northern conGederacy.
Think not that there will be peace or
freedom! This party will find some 9TH
er subject 81 0gitalion to feed on. Itmay
he again the church in which you prefer
to worship your God, or the country
where you were born. And with this
party supreme in power, after having
crushed out the Democratic element and
its spirit, the dcSpotiSm under which we
now live, will be the essence Of freedom in
comparison to these privileges we will be
then allowed to enjoy. We have then II
Red instead of Black Republican era.
On the other hand, with the restoration
of that Old Democratic party to power,
whose history was that of the country in
the days Of her peace, prosperity and
strength, we commence new national
advance, tquallng, if not surprising that
Of the last three quarters of a century,
with another era Of prosperity succeeding
this era Of the present-and ENJOYING
what at least will be full rccomrcnse for
the iaborlous campaign into which We
have entered to night, and what we do
not now enjoy, the blessings of law. or.
der, and civil and sociable liberty. cloud
applanSc.)
Hon. K b. Bradford followed Mr..
lIutchingS IN an able and eloquent
speech, which we regret We have 40 re-
port Of The meeting then adjourned,
with three cheers Tor the success Of llo-
ratio Seymour and the Democratic State
Ticket,