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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
MARRIEn.

10 Jefferson, March 4th, Miss JENNIE OuRrsrls
to Mr.. JAMES l. JONES
10 Ashtabula on the 9th inst. Miss s. Fl.
Nuns, to Mr.. w. A, MALTBy, by Rev, q. Nor.
ton
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SPEClAL NOTICES.
wheeler g Co.'S water Drawer Is soldl
GEORGE G. IlltBBAkI


wheeler Co.'S water Drawer Is soldly
GEoRGE G. HUBBARD.
See Advertisement ofwArsos's Nrunnuu KING 10 ano-
ther column
musical Hnstruction.- MssA. k. EASTMAN
will give Lessons the Piano and Aelodeon TO few scul
ars either advanced beginners Pupils attended NJ their
residences If required December 20, 1851.
instruction in MusIc.-pRoF. 7. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and success Teacher aud Per-
ouner qualities him for The york holds himself n readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ, Pianororte, Violin or Guitar,
his residence in Ashabula from Friday Erepg until
Monday Noon and from Tuesday Ereng until Jhgrfdqy
NOM In connection with the Union School in Connean hr
H. will be found at the Blake House 10 that place. the
maiudcr Of the Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired. Ills terms reasonable.
Instruments for in instruction. furnished at Ashabulg
Instruction in Vocal Music will he given for
voices. Ashtabula, Dec 20, 1851.
nIatthews' Chocolate Worm Drops =
Never fail destroyand exevmnae all kinds Of intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases. far superior
to any and all ofthe Fancy Worm Coneton and
yernifuges In use They may taken at all times with per-
feet safety they contain No Mercury other daleterous
drug should always purchase them and give their
children other No catharc whatever is necessary to be
given. Each box contains "a Drops Loenges PRICE 25
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
A.I.MATHEws, Cen Agent. Buffalo
Ols and Fort Erie, c. W.
FOR RENT .--o,er our store a nice large and very
pleasant front with closet.
RRff;s Guide to Executors aud Administrations, or
sale at this office.
BIsnks.-A good assortment on band at all imcs,ai
this Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

A locomotive on the Cleveland & Pttsburg
r. R. near Hanover Station, burst its boiGer
on Tuesday last, killing the fireman and brakes
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Humphrey Marshal is said to be at
Gladesville, eight miles from the Kentucky
line, near Pending Gap, with the few un.
scattered, dcmoralized forces belonging to
Williams regiment.
Marshall first attempted to conpiliate the
people Of that region, but since his defea t
has become tyrannicaI and overbearing.
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Relief for the AFFLICTED.

Relief for the Afflicted.
nR. S. G.. CLARK, German Reform.
L. ed Urpothc Physician and Surgeon formerly Of the
firm Of Clark Gibson) be consulted at the following
times and places:
VIII be at his Office No g. Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week of eacl and every month.
Corneaut, fremont House..... Apr. Ia
AslAbula, Fisk House, do 2nd
Geneva, Union House.. 60 2id
Centeryille Nheflsr iiouse,... do 4th
PaiIesNille, Cowles House.. do 9th
Charge for medicine month, from slOO to 500
Dr. S. g. CLARK,
Having bad seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which tins be has treated Thousands pa
ens of and chronic diseases with
aelIed success Of Which of your friends neighbours
eau testify AMI prepared To give relief 20 all who ap
ply Particular attention will be given to the Of Cox
sIMrFoN and all diseases of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements every character
will le treated with success.
Also will old and all eruptve diseases Of what
character they may be. lie makes Of universal
BOtonica remedies. No caOme other deeterious drugs
used.
Persons at distance desiring advice and Msne will send
general description Of the appearance of the urine with
statement of the origin of the ksease and
general history the symptoms, With nanAe age, &c.
81 S. g. CLARK, MD.
Cleveland, Oct 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

The new Article OF War which passed
the U. S House of Representatives some
time ago, prohibiting officers and soldiers
Of the army from returning fugitive slaves
was on Monday adopted 10y the Senate, by
the decisive vote of 80 too. We trust this
will effectually put stop to the disgraceful
aud illegal meddhng with Slavery which
has hitherto been INDUCED in by few fa-
natical cl6cers, who ignorantIy usurped
functions which belong to U, S. Marshuls
aud Commissioners.
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90 bst sar.a 7s.1 lsFfa.t saha
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fial ti ~ iee3ai ietrl az .c0o era
5 ug r-'e .Fesf sp rarsrM
Tg aes 1d al .1set ooo % r9iszegh
50 ls.-1 81 1grae aFB ae.ap -a laes
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n. IL. ELEcHoE hundred thirty
FIVE towns give Berry republican 2S, 1877 |,
Stark 20,034 Wheeler / .s9s.
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Every Family should Hse Speer's Sasar
buci Wtne.-Ceebated 70 Its medicinal aud beneficial
qualities genuine SumulRnt, Tonic Diuretic ard Sudo
rifle highly esteemed by eminent ply cans and OF the
first families OF Eruope and America. =
As n Dturettc it impar D healthy action 10 the
Glands aud Kdneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial in
DropsS Gout Erpptons, and Rheumatic affections.
As SudOrinc it opens the pores and expels all inn
rues by nsensibe pers ation, thereby driving OF Eup
0ns and cleansing the face giving aud gRor to the
whse system, and BLOOMING, SORT, and HEALTY cond-
| ton to the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine is not a mixture manufactured ar
cle but is from the juice Of the Portugal Sambucuf
cultivated in the United States and Chemists
aud PhscsaS osSssi ng medicinal properties supPs
10 other in use and excellent article for AL
weak and debiated persons, and the aged and n ia
proving the Appetite and 6enetiDg ladies and children
Ladies' Wtne, because IT will not intoxicae Other
Wines as contains mixture at spirits other liquors
and Is admiral for its rich peculiar favor nutve
properties nparting healthy tone 10 the digestive organs
aud blooming soft, and healthy skin and eonpexlon
Nome genuine unless the signature of ALERED SPEFR
assie D. Is oSer the cork Of each bottle. Make
! trsl of this wine. A. SPEER Propnietor.
Vineyard at Fassac " j., Office No. 2OS BsOadSay
| New York. Sold by Druggists generally.
For sale by G. WILLARD and W r. COPELAND, Druggists
| AshtabuA G3Oy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

The Cleveland Herald has Information that
the Senatorial Election is postponed until next
winter. an
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

Large numbers of contrabands have rea.
ched our lines, which now extend beyond
Manassas junction. aud are still coming iD
by droycs.
The earthworks at CenterviIe were
greatly misreprCsented-they were not o
the formidable character supposed The
cuemy before leaving had somewhat injured
them.
When our troops learned that Manassas
had been evacuated their spirits suddenly
became depressed as they had ANTICIPATED q
spirited conflict with the enemy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

ONE or THE YOUNG LADIES
RIpvo OK A Ran.--The novel sight ofrid-
ing on rail. was presented to our citizens on
Monday evening last by bevy of fellows in
waut Of something to do, whose habits of life
and virtuous impulses, doubtless impeled them
to feel that the morals of the community we're
in jeopardy from the continued presence among
us, Of our degenerate jour. who since he went
out from our fostering care, has been living
mostly by hook or by crook,--without any visi-
bic means Ofan honest livelihood. 1hey,there-
fore, surrounded the premises Of one Of our
Union widows, aud upon search found poor
Eugene Oharlemugne compressed into very
small wad smoihered with dust, and filling
chink behind the chimney, IN the attic Quak-
ing with fear, they brought him FORTH and pac-
ing him astrde of his wooden bucephalus,
carried him easy through the village, followed
of course by retinue of boys Of larger or
smaller growth. After sufficiently amusing
themselves ia this way, and an agreement on
his part to leave town on the fret train, he was
let of and conducted to the depot to fulfill his
part of the agreement. But, like bad penny,
the next day, in defiance of his pledge, found
him still on hand. fearfuly disposed to whip the
whole village, aud portion Of the suburbs, un-
til his staggering abuse brought upon him
rather severe drubbing, which had the effect Of
q powerful sedatiVe, and rendered him quite re-
pectful. Whether he still remains here we are
unable to say, but if SO our village authorities
it would seem, if there Is any way provided,
should see that the community is either rid Of
him, or are saved from his pestilent example by
giving him and them such security as the village
lookup is capable Of affording.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

The SUCCESS OF THE MEnRlMAc -Grimcl
Id the Senate on Tuesday that the blame
the Merrimac's success lies with the Gov.
ernmcnt, because it didn't organize mill
tary expedition to capture Norfolk long
ago.
He mcntined that repeatedly the Navy,
Department had offered to clear out the Po.
tomac batteries and twice the Aorilla wait.
ed thirty-siX hours for the army, when su
eriOr military authority forbade an at.
tack.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

THr FIFTH G. Y.-Coloncl Orris S. Ferry,
fthe 5Ih G. V, has been nominated by the
President as Brigadier General of Yolun-
teerS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
Patent Medicines.

Iiverwort and Tar Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Ilnlls Bnsam Ayers Ague Cure
llnstetter,s German Filters Mann's Ague Basam
Watsons Neuralgia King Vaughn's Iithoutriptic
Bachs American Compound Wistar's W. c. Balsau
ScoyilPs Blood and Liver Syrup.
RObacks Scandinavian Purifier
IIooaand's German Btters Tobias Venetian Iinomcnt
oorhaves Holland Bitters IOolands 5alsanIic Cordial
Perry Davis Pain Killer Bakers Gregorys aud Porters do
Stabbeis Cherry PectOral Stabbers Diarrhaea Cordial
Dr Eatons Balsam of Life McAlISter's Ointment
Dr Eaions Cordial Sloans Ointment
Smiths Condition Powders Golden Ointment
Ilr Eatons Cordial StaIin's Condition Powders
Magnetic Fluid Pages Climax Snlve
Gargling Oil, Emerson's Hair Restorative
&c &c. &C.
namcnS Opodeldoc, Sweet Oil Trochas Seidiiz Powders
Gca and endless variety nf other notions and articles
in he Melciro linz
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WEEKLY. .TELEGRAPH.
LOCAL AND MlscELLANEoUs

FAxcY DREss rARry.--The Young Ladies
md Gentlemen Of Ashtubula, propose to give
a Fancy Dress Party at Smiths Hall, inter
sperscd with 1ableauS, ou Friday Byeuing'
March 2lst. The proceeds Of which shall be
given to secure little comforts for the sick and
wounded Soldiers Come one Come all.
Tickets rs cents, to be had at the Door.
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A Great chaa6c Jof bargains u {
fiano Foftes and Melodcons.
OEO. HALLS Largo Stock Of Pianos
and Meodeons TO be Closed out at Reduced
Prices for the Next Thirty Daygl

This an nppnrianiiy before Offered 10 tho citizens
of Ashtabula COUNTY vsnity for procuring nstumens
Persons expecting TO iuy in ear two, should embrace
this opportunity ut once rs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
EASY PAY.

All kinds ofIroince reGeiYed in payment waad H4y and
Grain wanted the present tinr. OEU. HALL.
Ashtabula DecenLer2, l6G1 s24
A good second hand rano 10 rent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
Pills--PilIs.

IliIS-1lliS.
Among ts large quantity have, the Printer says he will
not have to Renton but few. Among them are the
olowing-
Branreths, James, Mofatcs Hooways Rolacks rarker
Madame Bovine's GraTenbcrr Soule's, Cheeseman's
Metts, Poor Mans Spauldlngs &c &c &c.
could 90 ad igfRiiEH, but space will not allow.
Hoping hear from you occasionally your needs require
am truly yours,
G52 4. HENDRY.
n5- Candies Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Starch
Apice Pepper Soaps and Toilet Articles Cologne Essences
&c. Lamp Tppinfs, lamps repaired Brushes All kinds
Roots and Herbs put up by the Shakers Paints oa kinds
in small Tin Cans for family use
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
To the Public /!

To the Public !
FOR Nearly three years, have been en-.
l. gagged in the
Drug aud Medicine Business in this place.
and during that time have received very many kinncses
from my friends and many satisfactory cncourag
generous public for which y hearty thanks returned
Many Of my customers indebted book and
ny To whom am indebted. With and all ask settle
men, whether the account is against or in my favor
keep for sale everything in the Drug Medicine line
that you can meution-almOst.
Drugs Medicines, Dye stuGs, in Profusion.
Paints, Oils, and Brushes in Great Variety.
Pcrfnmery Of AH Minds,
From 10 cents to a. Including Pomadcs Rose OIL Bears
Oil by the barrel at rs rents the single barrel.
The best Sticking salvc in the wod-good for Burns
ChilbHins, corns, nc.
Godey's Cordial Batenans Dropa. Turkington's Basau,
Sperm and British Oils Cod Liver othe best Mrs Wins
lows Soothing Syrup.
Savcs for Moes and Pmples Tooache Drops Eye Salyes
anker Balsau and other things in ths line too
to mention.
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Money Can be Saved.

Persons living at distance, have instruments sent
them and may rely upon being airy dealt with though
they here TO select.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

GOAL OIL by the Gallon, Can or Bar
~ re Of good quality and at as low prices a. can be
ound 10 Cleveland. Jan 2, 'o2. H. ]. MORRISON,
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FoREidN TRADE.

Mr. HAIL. ae shipped Insirn ents TO almost evcsy state
n the Union. lersons residing n Indiana Michigan illinois,
Wisconsin, and other te West are rarticulafv Ia
yited TO correspond with Mr. H. at this time, he GER
ainy make u greatly 10 their advantages TO order Of h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

FOR Nearly three years, have been en-
\ gagged in the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
New Goods for Fall and Winter
1851 and 1880.
Groceries

nF ALL KINDS, Green ond Black
" Teas, Crushed Cofss and Drown Sugars, Java and
S cofees Golden syrup, superior article Moasse'; Rice
aud Dycstuns Paints Oils, Narnisb Turpentnes Paint
brushes eyey thing almost wanted be called for in
that line can be bought low for the times Of MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15

MRJfATL. positively, and undenaIy with his cxpe
ence aud economical method Of doing business
class ustruments better ens than other dealers ~
ford to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-14
From WASHINGTON.

WAadla6loar AAy -
The President has issued proel lmatton declaring
that The blockade Of the ports Of Beaufort Port
Royal aud New Orleans shall 30 FAR cease and deter
mine from and after the first Of June next; that COM
meroial Intercourse with those pors1 except Es 70
persons and things and Information eontranano o.
% nav from mat time be carried on, subject to the
laws Of the United States and to the limitations and
IN pursuance Of the regulations which are prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Harvey Brown was yesterday eonnrneo % DIe'e'
Brigadier General Of the Q. s. A.
The Post once Department yesterday de'patenso
an AGENT 70 Portsmouth and Norfolk 20 investigate
the a.irs Of the post once there and 20 reesaolsn
postal communication.
IRE military commission Of the Senate to dayres
ortsd that they had visited the battle field at Lees
Ms and sftsr the fullest enquiry are satisfied the
charge against Gen. Smith Of Is without
onsTmsfion. and unsupported By the slightest eyi-
dence They further say he is oneof the nrat ooeTs
Of his rank, always ready and able 70 perform
DronlptlV any duty assigned to him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-14
ERnn Nnn nsnr.k

Ths city is very que. Mas9 Of tie 5tor,s A.,
elosed. bat it iaeEoscfa that they WIN opsn IA 5sy
.No except Whare the occupants have isn the clT
tne army Ssrns excitement stiIl pisVsIl, bat
q s1IDpoel mat n = ~ DAYS when eSmfiuElestl01
!, Il,l5 espcned With the North couhfaaso Wfu -
Prices for almost sysIyfEinz are rsssfonlshp9lvhi-h
O-9.s - ln; sanes, Of miserable quality are sixty
cents PER po1nd common brown envelopes hatT e1ri1
| package and brown sugar tweatv-ufns calt1 -
pound. number o. stores VII Ia cnenaa ho--,---
in aieW days BY parties from 0ld Point s5d Bsiti.
more who VII bring supplies Il articles niuch
wanted hers. fhs Pest Ollce and culto a fIor m
doubtle1s b ro0psnsd very shortly.
VERY little Union sentiment q jpenly s-prssssd
esTs freely talk with the citizens, which mRls pre-
duce GOOD efsct.
An tbs fsrtiacations IN tis vicinity ars oosupiad
By Union troops, and all the public Pr0pGty : 4
possession ofthe FEDERAL aufhoritias.
The policy the Oonfedsrsts GoFeFnnsns apposFa
% Be % conosntrEts their troops e Richuond anf
some even say that al the Gulf States viii Be- given u
before Virginia, and that Richmoad viii b. hsId -
ths very last An inslst that desperate rssstancs
VIII Be made at Richmond II no where else.
Several negroes arriTsd from Suffolk this morning,
ana report taat no troops or civilizations are hsf8or
Among most Of the citizens here little soua-
denee Is felt In the ofdeers Of the Confedsrats
Government
Confsderats notes are aefussd in many placss.
Gold and silver are welcomed with enthusiasm
By all classes Of the population. many Of whom
have not seen either for many months.
Elizabeth river, between Norfolk and PoFt1-
mouth, Is Of . deep coffee color on account ofths
tobacco which has been thrown into Il IN large
Quantities Some oft was recovered to-day IL
damaged stats.
Gen. Yiele, the Military Governor, pgrsls8 q
course calculated 10 produce the Impression Of
the superiority Of the Federal Government he
throws no 0bsfruoti0n8 IN the way Of tralsactln1
private business, OT In the enforcemenE e the or
dinances Of the city government
The Day Book Newspaper viii Be continued as
an afternoon instead Of morning edition, on
condition that it shall be respectful IN its tona.
The hrst humber, printed 70 day, contains no
thing except extracts from Northern papers and
an editorial statement Of the bare faels Of the
evacuation and occupation Of the city
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-14
AFFEREooN SESSION.


The Convention re-assembled pursuant to
adjournment.
Services we're commenced by singing tho
hymn commencing
Awake my soul, stretch every nerve y
Prayer Wss offered By Rev. Mr.. 0sborn.
No business being in readiness for the
Convention, the congregation united in SING
ing the hymn commencing 2
eAIy days are gliding swiftly by" &c.
The second annual report Of the Exscu-
tive eommittse, which we give below, was
szbmitted and read:
The Executive Committee Of the State
/ Sabbath School Convention for Ohio, beg
/ Iea7s 70 submit the second Annual Report I;
The present is the third meeting Of the
Convention in our Stats. Appointed 70 meet
1 In Nay, 1851, Il was deferred till the pret-
sut time, in view Of the outbreak Of 3 civil
war in our country, which nom the vital
/ interests involved, 50 absorbed public atsan-
ton al neeesssrily 70 interrupt all arrange
-os5s indisneugabls. Though this war still
continue. Vet the issues involved have ipe-
como "a clearly settled in the eonylctl0ns
Of lhe public mind, and the results upon tao
basis Of the right, under the gracious asp
sal Of the Supreme Ruler, so well assursa
that we can return to the efforts ana outlsi
Of pescefui life, with q So8l heightened hy
gratitude to God for our deliVefance iron
[ mighty perils, and by deeper convictions
that He who rules in righteousness 10 MAKE
I even the Wrath Of man to praise Him. Wi
give success to every earnest enterprise o.
0hFistian love.
Early in the present year. in view Of tht
nesting Of the Oonvsntion5 arrangem snti
were made by the Committee 70 send circu
; lars and blanks to each county in the Stat,
| preliminary to the procurement Of 5tatistici
Al he Sabbath schools Of Ohio. A blank 70
I SnRry report from each school, eunbrae
. pl. Soipts on which informasion wa
ing ~ 20 the plan sdoPted ct the iSs u,
sought " as prepared and sent 70 th
ConVentlonl Il t5o Stais Central Com
several mem eers ossh Congressional dis
mittss, one being in .eFE h fuliy suppl
. | triet. IN guficient num- & =. ~ sec N
! an Sc ssbbath Schools in w q, 49,, co1ns I
com penving this, was blank y. Am, 4
rs5oTt - bs nede up from res1f. l.or- .',-.", :.
e Sabbath Schools IN tne eoonsl eolill ~ -, ssl
. ~ ths aciiys friend, or lsbofer "a s.S
q bsth Schools Il The county seise.S =
o 81 &c member Of the Central y.
= h ,7hoSo district the county was en- q Z.
n connection with this also Va !. ~ ~ -. -.
sddTosssd 70 Oash mSmbE Of tAe Ss'''' W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-14
The Laws Against POligamy,
GOV. SPRAGUE UPON THE
REBELLION.
Rose Water Policy win Not Do,
REBEL MOVEMENTS At FREDER-
lCKSBURG.
Especial Correspondence of Cleveland Lesder.l
WAsHReToE, Nay I3.
GOV. sPRAeUE.

GOV. sPRAeUE.
Gov. sprague, of Rhode Island, returned
to-day from Yorktown Peninsals, where he
has spent the last four weeks. having gone
there some time before the rebels began to
retreat BE was usually with the advance
guard, and after the forward movement COM
menced was in almost every skirmish, but
although frequently under FIRE was uniniur
cd. He speaks in the highest terms of the
bravery and devotion of our soldiers, than
whom no better ever shouldered a musket
He declares in the most emphatic manner
that some Of his opinions touching the re-
bellion haEs undergone radical change.
The barbarism, of which he had glimpses of
during his visit to the Bull Run battlefield,
be has seen in all its naked detormlty on the
march from Yorktown to New Kent Court
House, realizing fully the atrocities Of war
fare the rebels wage. BE is ready now for
the most vigorous and stringent measures in
the treatment of these barbarians. The
rosewater policy he declares will not answer.
he had long interview with the President
and Secretary Stanton, and returned to Rhode
Island tonight. Msrriman, of Georgetown,
South Carolina, Collector, now here, enter
tsins similar views, and is in favor of the
most stringent con6seation and emancipation
law. He will probably be Collector al
Charleston. he was imprisoned a year and
twenty days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-14

GENERAL ToN THUNB.-We would remind
our readers that to-day is positively the last
appearance of the above "lsdies' pet" We
Weuld advise all who have not yet attended
his leVees to do 80, for his impersOnations
are life-like, full of wit and humor, while
his bye play exhibits great natural talent.
At the close Of the performances there is a
perfect stampede BY the fair sex to obtain
one of his peculiar receipts, which they
evidently highly prizs. The entertainment
is delightfully."- interspersed with musical
morceaux by MessrB. Tom!in, De We're and
TitcOmb, rendering the performances high
ly interesting and amusing. Tomorrow the
General appears in Painesvills.