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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

ORDERS TO MCCLELLAN. 1t is said that
Gen. Halleck has sent positive orders TO
Gen. Mcclellan to impress all the negroes
within his reach, and to ask no questions
whether they are slave or free. Gen. Hal
leck, in sending this order, reminded Gen,
Mcclellan that military officers have no
right 10 recognize the local laws Of the
Statesin rebellion. Hs further orders him
to seize every article Of rebel property that
can be made useful for the service ol our
afh,y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

eos. Sprpgne has.eailea on the colored
citizens 10 form regiment a. . part Of the
qaosa og be State He promises 10 nc.
e0npndy thea % he Geld aud stare tbs
pellls with them
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
Geneva Clothing Establishment

Geneva Clothing Establishment |!
w II. CROWELL,
W. DEALER
Ready Made CiOthing.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Trunks,
Cdrpet Bags,
VaHses,
SGtechels, etc, etc.
No. 3, Pearl street opposite tho Union House.
Geneva, Ohio.
We just received fresh supply Of the above articles
which we are Offering Or Cash or Ready P at prices to suit
the times We believe in the old adage that ga nmbe six
pence is better than slow shilling and fix prices
cordingly.
Thankful for the patronage which has been extended
since out shnge," hope by strict attention
to business honest and upright dealing with feowmen
to merit and receive a continuance Of the same.
Call and examine stock whether you wish to buy
not We always ready and willing to show Goods.
Don't forget the place. No. g. Pearl Street, Geneva o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
UNION concREssIoNAL CONVENTION,
terH DISTRICT.

Tho Undersigned believing that the 6rst and
hiehess duty fall loyal citizens, irrespective OF
earnest support Of the Government Of party,is an
to maintain the supremacy Of the Con-
riituiiou. and TO secure the suppression OF the
unholy rebellion cordially invite all oyal citizens
IN tho 18th Congressional District, who are OPP
posed 10 oil compromises With traitors, who
are in favor ofihe vigorous prosecution OF the
war with ell the aids the government can con-
troll, and the con6scstion Of the property Of the
rebels, and the liberation OF their slaves as de-
aue.l by the act OF Congress aud approved
Of AAe emancipation policy as proposed by
Presideht aud sanctioned by CongTess-and
ell who regard the preservation Of the Gov.
ernmeut ns Of more importance than the pre-.
servation Of Slnvey--are requested TO meet
at their usual places Of holding elections 10
their eeveral townships on Saturday, August
so. 1852, At such hour as shall be designated
by tie Committees Of the several Counties,
and elect Delegates to a District Convention
10 be held at Garrettsville, in the County OF
Portage, on Tuesday. the I'd day OF Septem'
Der next at eleven o'clock A. NJ, to nomi'
sate a candidate 10 represent said pistrlet-
in the 3sih Congress. al.
Delegates to said convention will be J. ueie'
rate for every 100 votes cast for Gov Tod AZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

A DIFFICULTY SETrLED.-GEN. MCCLEL.
Lam was in trouble about milk for his sick
soldiers. The SecessiOnists wouldn't sell it
to him and the Union men asked exor.
bitanr prices. He telegraphed Gen. Hal.
leck about the matter, and the latter told
him to take the cows and let the soldiers
milk them themselves. Where there's q
will there's a way.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

1t would be proud thing for Ohio to be
able to write upon the page Of history that
no man left her borders under cOmpulsion,
and that all the energies aud blood she had
expended or may expend in this war was
given free as water to a holy cause. Let
oil hands join, then, in a pull. q strong pull
and pull altogether, to fill up the quota
of the Buckeye State before tho middle o.
August.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

! claims before the Departments from demanding
more than IS for each claim for pensions or
| hnnniu
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

FROM PORE The telegraph Informs us that
Pope is pushing straight on upon the enemy's
front al Gordonsville. lie has dispersed their
force and taken possession Of Orange Court
House, which is only about 6 or 8 miles from
Gordonsve. His action is right on and
leaves 10 the rebel commander just one alterna-
tiye-yiz either TO fight or run away. And
there will be no long delay allowed for him to
make his choice. Bully for Pope y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches,
Jewey, and Silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewerv
repaired Ashtabua, o. Four doors north Of the Post
Office. $50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
COUNTY ooNvl NTIoN.

AT the same time and places indicated above
the same voters will select delegates to attend
County nominating Convention, tosbe held at
Jefferson, on Thursday the 4lh day of Septem-
ber next, to nominate one county Auditor, one
county Recorder, one county Commissioner
and one Director of IDfrmary.
The number Of Delegates from each town
ship being apportioped' according to the NUN.
r FL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
The Call for Troops.

"Now, by ST. Paul, the work goes brave
ly on" The Government apppears TO have
awakened to the magnitude of The rebellion,
and to the necessities of the hour. The
recent call for three hundred thousand men
for three years, is now followed by fresh
levy of thee hundred thousand more troops
for nine months. This will place in the
field with those already in service one mil
lion Of effective men, and it will send a thrill
Of joy and hope over the North to know
that the Government has been, though by
a rather slow process, educated up to.a
sense of duty that promises determination
to The reb.ls and exlinguishment to The re-
belliOn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

H.Y. BEEBE, Com. for Porting Co.
m compliance with.the above call those vo-
tiers Of Ashtabula county, who subscribe to its
principlee, will meet in their respective town
sbips at,the usual place ofholding elections, at
o'clock, D. m. of Saturday, August 3Oth, 1862
aud choose by ballot. one delegate from each
township, and one additional one from
each Of the townsbips Of Ashtabula, Oonneaut,
Geneva, JEFFERSON, Kingsyile and Monroe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

The county npportionment OF delegate VIII
be made by The county committees
w. 9. HowELLs, SCom far Ashiabuls Co.
H. FAssETT,
T. J. MoLAp, (Cou tOr Trumbuu Co
EwD. SPEAR,
j. DUNARs,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
indianapolis COMMUNICATIONS Union
Finale.

Jefferson, August 2d, 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09

Our Stock consists of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-09
Head Quarters,
GENERAL ORDER No. /.

WHEREAS, Certain Persons in
w Ashtabula and the surrounding towns defraud-
np this community their Hard Earnings In the way Of sell
ling Goo ds at high rates and of inferior quality De II
known John Bombast, commandant Of this Department
do order and Is law this dates That all persons in
Northern Ohio dcsrous purchasing Groceries Staple Dry
Goods Boots Shoes Summer Clothing Hats Caps &C. &C.
are ordered to examine the stock of Haskell d. Son be-
fore purchasing at any the Horse Concerns
that can be found in this Department.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

Look TO YouR CELLARS --Fhose
who hye ii chaF-e the care at the holsc-
hold, slouI frequently think Of thtir cell
lar,, and though they may not often he
exposed to the eye Of strangers, take care
tiat ihey arc a'aay- kept IN c.eanly con-
dirion, free from annoyauces and nulsances
Of al kinds. 4 tdily kept cellar has
much TO 10 with tie health OF u lamilJ
cspecially in the sp ing Of the year, OF
wherever heaters are introduced il hoI4e..
No vegetable except potatoes shoui b.
stored in the ell Especially shynltl
ca5bages, bcets, celery and tnrnlps be TX
c'uded. All these are offensive in them
selves and Injurious TO health, while al
the same time they are all preserved N 4
much superior manner ont Of doors. 4
cellar should be thoroughly whiiewaslled
at least once year, ana he swept and
put 10 order al least twice a moath
The air in properly kept cellar will
not come impure when the we ither be-
come. sufficiently col 10 render ncecss A.,
the closing upvI lhc opea via lows; white
Oh the other hand The ar o. a ee.lu 30
closed up, which is untidly kept and ticA
with veg tab e.. SONS vi them in a decay
I'd state, may well b. imagined. All eel
lars. However, should have the outside
doors thrown open for an hour or two IA
midday, in clear days, when the tem2era-
tare Is above the freezing point.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

MATRIaoNIAL.--I have lived solitary
long enough; want somebody 10 talk a.
qpalr,l Nllh--ihen kiss aud make up a.
gain Therefore an open 10 proposal.
from yong ladies' and fresh wid ..
more than atardse iespec'abihty, lo!cra'y
tame IN 4 $40 .ition, AMI hiir VI a : h,r
color lhn rel As neatly Is can ld5c
o. myself, ! am nj over eig'lly nor und =
twenty-five years ct age. la hight IN
81 her five feet ght or iglh test five, n
get which Veg 10, 3l5, a j3l, one
If the three; reco!leci raell cure perfectly
vel, but rs 10 their true arrangement
am somewhat puzzled. Have a Who'll
>ut Of hair, dy.d By nature and free from
dandruf. Eyes buiter.nui brindle, ln1ed
with pca-grrcD. Nose blunt, according
TO lh lonic order OF architecture, with a
-ueh of the COMPOSITE, aud mouth he
tween fish and an ailisaior-nadc
especially for oratory aud the reception OF
larg. oysters. Ears palma cd, long and
elegantly shapcd. My VIII skers are a
combination uf dogs hair, mss and briar
bush--wel behaved feariuIly lIxuriani.
nm sound III limb AM on the niger
question. Wear number nine, when cJrns
are troublesome. and can write poetry by
the mile wilh able ~ me ON both edges
10 read backward, forward, cfosswisc,
d.asonlly. Can flay the iewsharp and
base dram, and Viii tie Yankee Doodle IN
Spanish. Am very correct Isl morals, aud
first tate at leupin-; have a regard for the
5 ,bbath. aud never drink OILY whcn IL
Niei Am a domestic alinal and PR
iectly d1cile when towels are clean aud
shirt buttons are ai right. Ii ] POSES, a
prcdoAinat.ng virtue, il IS that Of iorgiv-
ing every enemy whom deem il hazrd-
Gus TO lAadie. -ay my prayers eve y
night, musqniloes permitting; aud as 10
wbeiher ! snore IN my sleep, want ,om-
enc 10 trll me. Money is TO object, as ]
sever was ;roubl 4 with any, never ex-
prct 10 be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13
STATIONERY.

Our stock is large. and adapted 10 the wants Of
Banks, Railroads, County aud Town officers, In
surance Companies, Corporations q all kiul4,
Lawyers. Merehqn'. and M,pufaerurers, AMI also
Cor { r,lies' and Gentleaen's private use.
pENS. HOLDERS, INKSTANiS, WAN, INK.
Mu,ilage. knises, irtsers, Ruiz en-, Noiorial
Waters. Legal Sctls. Gum L,bels, States Pen
ellis, Copying Presses, Dtmpening Brushes,
Water Cups. oil Paper, Bo,ting Board, En-.
,rlupes. llill Heal Gases Z. o. Deliveries, Date
Racks, Clips, PAPER Cutters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13
.Fssis;nF Stamping.

We IRE prepared 10 receive orders for Stamp.
ing lnitills on Noic Paperand Envelopes. Work
well aud promptly executed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

Thlnkfil FOR past patronage, we would solicit
1 continuance uf the same, AMI would siie all
are wanting goods in orr line TO call At
o and 10 Cannon Place.
l12J MORE & MINIS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

"Coae, $ my, get up," said an indnlg-
ent father TO his hopeful son, the other
morning. Remember the cary bird
catches the Vol m" eWhai 10 are for
worms 4 replied the young hopeful,
mo her son, Isl ne 20 a lishing.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13
Miscellaneous Books
Is large ard varied
TiIroI.oGl1AL nnOKs.

THIS depository II The Amefietu sandly School
Onion sifi Amrrieta Tract Scety Al~u, the
publications Of Crlcts. R,ndohh llost M.rrn.
and hers. all Suitable i,f SUNDAY School Ill
brsries,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13
III ANk ROOkS.

LED6ER5 Cap DENY avn Medium.
CASH hooks, +"
Bill Books, Receipt Raols, Alphahets. Draw
ing Books, Tuck Memnrnduns, Copying Books,
Memorandum Books, Composition Bcoks, Pass
Books, Time Books.
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Cnr1E E.,grrnimg

We etill continue 70 execute orders for welding
and Visiting Cards. sc. Wshayeour work done
by the best Engrayc1s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

FEED ANp SuELrER Torn MiLcu
Cows WrLi.--lhc B0a 70 ttdttratge
traly Remarks. ihn there Is 10 doma us
aaia,al "a regard 10 whcd 10 grneraly -
macll aegieei @ pros idc propcily, a. The
m.ict COW. 1lie idea seems % b. too
conmoa ii,ai Size may siye mix lhr great.
&c lmf ot lile year, supporting 80 tbs
came limv a calf 10 tar total -iae, Wit
10 ~ re Of eiitr fool llian j. Z sen ani.
ntsls which liave only tlrif uwi bodies 10
support he consequence j., ,iHu the
mili CIV i worn iowa d, the naut'url
Tax up0l her sys.en; her "a is taken
away IN butter. ihe subs ancc u her
mpc Ia Ga csc an ltrn b. r hoses are
weak, uei b, "a phosphate Of lime whcH
lie flow Il milk eafigs Oh. Sure 8. such
Il sacrifice desergps oa idpruil aud rcc-
oml,ensp, which il would be prof le to
the farmer a. hestow. II ihcie Is any
inal which policy would dictate lhe
good Treatment u, i j, the mich COW. II
should BE- rrn. inferred thai II j. only the
food she consumes beyond Mai is reqir-
ca 10 support the natural wastes 81 th1
system. that can ailorl surplus IN the
way of mix. Hence, The { OIL which
would barely support two cosS. and leave
no hing for the owner, II eaten by one
COW. would enable her 10 rturn the value
Of one hall Of il ia milk 30 the ally O.
Of close observer 10 a dairyman, 10 sell
one ball his COWS, 10 increase his pro luce
of butter and cheese, had reason at iIe
bottom II il. Cows slaull lie well I'D
aud sheltered; IL tact. ia, Y sllou d be kept
ia all respect, in The condition that Is well
by tie Word comfortable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

Tie beginning II anger IL tool.sLness,
and is eod repentance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-13

et4Ht ss a. ae w3tie ta Nf 81 slfaHff
~ iss h@er
sad ai.sa 90 fce. 4. O. ealss U aeia ?
issusi. hAe '5acaas8as Wah Aefasevtih,
e. m8 a tst eveE eoNe
6fH bsfaW
nal illvn "a, period ). q ihc ma s e
its ,1suiing ea-oa. nd iie farmers u
New Esgisnd re - busy iiai We dare
nH recommend change thg woal ape
fs.a iais oag o. tlse baty da8s taa tub.
i4l celebration Maf-diy maf lhsagiorr.
T. posipogel q ,lc fourth q July.
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Jimmy gGl lH1 F9E3

THE SABBATH SCHOOL BELL
ANNIVERSARY HYMN AND Music BOOKS,
s ). GEMS, URl0LA, Sc, sc.
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WANDERERS HOTEL.
TIE CAPITAL COLLEGE.
Bryant, S.ratton & Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
AZ an1 As North PcaIi Strcct.
a a n AgN/ ~ W
AL BANY, N. Y.

II. B. BRYAST, ]. 7. CABINS,
II. ID. SrRATroS, w. II. CLARK.
One os,he associated Colleges located At Albany.
New York, Philadelphia. Buffalo. Cle,el,nd. be-
tr0it, Chicago aud ST. L0uis, 1rpy aud brooklyn.
Scholarships purchased ~ eibei puihi are good
at all the Colleges fut anunii,ni ed time.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraccs Double and single Entry Book keeping.
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law.
PennnsnshiP, Business Correspondence, Partner
ship Settlements, etc, etc.
The Department Of Fook keeIing
aud Accounts, IL organized aud conducted on the
Counting Room system; the Halls being hftei
up with appropriate d,skp. etc. and the student
is introduced a once to the practical routine II
counting rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TEXT B0eKS.
Although The instructions IN the department ~
Of Bookkeeping must from the nature If the udy
be given ffom written mahu-eripi forms. with
elaborate otal and black .buafd eluciila ions. aud
lectures, yet great benefit may be drscd ~ m tho
nse ef reliable books u reference, while IL the
important department of Commercial Law they
are indispensable. 10 meei this neeessi 5, the
following Text Books have been prepared
BRYANT h STATIONS COMMERCIAL
LAW for Mercantile Colleges aud Academies,
Business Men and the Profession, by AMOS DRAM.
Ill, D., Prof If Law IN the University u Albany.
published b. b. Appleton 60, 4i3 and 4i5
Broadway. New York.
BRYANT q STATIONS COMMERCIAL
CAL ULAiIoNs,for Accountants. Business Men
and Academies
BRYANT & sTRATT0N's B00K-HEEPINO.
IN THREE editions 1T. Primary edition. fvr om-
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FIR High Schools and Academies. 208 pages; 81,
Counting House eition. FIR Accountants aud
Business MIN, $50 pages I'm pres.i
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For Catalogue and Circular or information Of
any Kind, call a. the College. or address
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GOOD AS GOLD
To buy goods with at the EQUINOX STORE
Please present them Immediately f0rpaynsu,,
ONERC0ATING.
Variety Il les from 30 ceuis 10 50 90 per yard
Very far quality 30 eta per yard, double fold
NESTINGS.
Very handsome styles, also the finest Black Satin
ever offered here.
Have you seen those
BROWN REP'D GOODS!
Large additions to the
WOSfED and SHETLAND WOOL
Stock, comprising all colois.
Those BROCHE LONG SIIAWLS,
at $500, are very, VARY cheap.
Handsome rev styles fine all wool
PLAID LONG SHAWLS.
HEAVY SlIEETINGS. TICKINGS.
Ianncls, Beacled Shectipgs, aud other cot
ton goods at reasonable prices,
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS.
MACCARONI and VERMIClLLI.
FOXS FARlNA CRACKERS.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
FISH.
Codhsh, Mackerel. White Fish, Dils T.b, Sal
mon and Herring, just received
RICH ALL WOOL PLAIDS.
Worth 5Octs, at 81 IL per yard. Very cheap
FRENCH MERlNOS.
All celor'. Very cheap
ALL WOOL DELAINES.
All oolors, plain and figured. - much less than
usual. Look at them.
SACK FLANNELS,
For shidren-yaFieiy Of styles and eolors.
PRINTS rRINTSii
New styles and great variety u patterns.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
just received.
HROCllE LONG SIIAWLS,
20 per cent lees than ever before sold in Manehes-
t,r.
HANDSOME PLAID SIIAWLs,
OF superior quality.
LAnIES' WOOL GAUNTLETS,
Just the thing for csld weather.
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
RrNEs, 10 els PER Lib.
. ST received.
GOLDEN SYRUP,
L or BuckHheat Cakes.
TEAS. TEASi
Very fine qualities, just received.
ENGLISH CURRANTS
and Layer Rails ns.
81 ool
75l
CA
S.
:7l
25l
I25
10
81
IANDKERCHIEFs,
tANDKERCHIEFs,
for small shildrep, given away.
Terry fine, Gentlsm,n's
LINEN HANDKECIIIEFS,
rom 81 80 10 &c % per dozen. bought st iue-
ion, worth 20 per etbt. more than asked fsT
them st ths
EQUINOX STORE.
Manchester, Oct ", 1881
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We have IN hani "a she SCHOOL and cot
LEGE IEXI HOOKS il common use. which we
a4.r 10 the trade az New York Net Wholesale
p.4ses f3ttf .ftsk n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-17

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16,-The transport Nj
agara, which left New York Saturday for Banks
expedition, with five companies of the 50th Mas
sachusetts regiment, put into Delaware breakwa-
ter yesterday, leaky. She has since arrived here
She is said to be entirely unSeaworthy. Soldiers
engagedin pumping discovered her timbers to be
very rotten.
New YORK, Dec. 16-Inquires at the head
quarters of the Banks expedition, in this city,
have elected the following facts relative to the
steamer Niagara She was duly inspected by
government naval agents, and if defects existed,
they were most carefully concealed, and the YES
sci was reported to Gen. Andrews as ready for
the reception of troops. TIE report of Col Mes
ser Of the 9Th regiment, on board the Niagara,
shows very plainly, however, that sic was unsea-
worthy, even the effect of ripping off her deck
planking, showing rotten limbers. The mate
and pilot also pronounce her unseaworthy, and
the troops have been taken off her. General An
drews has promptly ordered another vessel that
is seaworthy to proceed 10 Philadelphia and take
the troops to their destination. All are safe and
well, and none of the cargo was injured.