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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

Richmond papers bring brief details OF a hard
fight, miles from Charleston en- Monday, 10Th
inst. They say the battle lasted all dny, aud
that the loss was heavy on both sides. The
Charleston papers were apprebensive that the
fight would be renewed the next day. The
Mercury has recently become alarmed FOR it,
self, aud sent its large Hoe Press otto Augutn,
out Of reach Of bombardmeut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

HANDSOMELY Done. The estimated total
value Of vessels and corgoes captured and
taken into Key West for adjudication, since
the commencement Of the rebellion, is 81 >
S79,2 ,289 6S, of which abont $1,000
worth remains unsolu
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

The PORE AND AMERICA 1t is unlimited
in foreign papers that at the great Culho.
lie Convention, about to meet in Rome,
the question of the Pope's emigration TO
America will be seriously discussed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


{ :. Sc ~ 4 fsH has inc bny horse iupi
habit Of icing very polite when drst starting outs But when
under way he assumes great dignity and Independence
OF character Any person who buys the hoo and cures him
Of polite habits have 600 by returning him to
GEO. HAL1.
or any good property.
Aettahuis. lime
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

ADS. wrSsuir Of The 29,h has returned homo
on shcrt visit. and gives gr sphic account Of
The enceeeuent with Jackson, and the terrible
loss sustained BY the Regt in that struggle TO
the Reporter which we cory. The letter refer
riug TO Capt LCcE will also be found upon the
outside.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

HENRY WARD BEECHER says the African
may be defined as being created to show
how wicked white men can be. We put a
stigma upon the black mans color, and
then plead perjudice against the commonest
fair dealing. We shut him out Of schools,
and then bitterly inveigh against the ignor-
anee of his race. We exclude from him
the learned and respectable professions,
aud theG declare that he is an inferior being
only fitted for menial service.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

that Gen. BURNSIDE is making preparations
for an extensive military movement. As
BURNSIDE is one of the "reliables," we may
expect glorious results therefrom.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

THE Revolt AT RIcHMoND -Fhe report
of revolt at Richmond, on the part Of
North Carolina regiments, is confirmed by
way of Newbern. Six regiments are now
under guard for mutiny, they having. among
other things, hung their Brigader
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
Latest News.
MoCLrLLAs's HEADQUARTERS,
june 25--EveTi1g,


Gen Hooker, ut o'clock this morning ad-
vanced his division with the view of occupying
a new position. The result was that his troops
met with. a most determined resistance from the
enemy, which lasted until o'clock p. m. but
the rebels we're forced TO give wey before the in
vincible courage of our men.
During the day everything indicated gener-
al engagement but the enemy for some reason
backed out The troops all fought gallantly.
The loss on our side will be about 200, killed
and wounded. The ouemys loss is not known
but is believed TO equal ours.
The camp Of the rebels in front of Gen
Hooker was captured, and is now occupied by
his troops.
The ground fought for, was swamp with
thick underbrush, beyond which is an oper
country. The woods intervening between OUT
troops and the enemy, prevented the result o
our artillery firing from being known. Two
Napoleon l2-pounders under Capt. DeRussey
succeeded in getting through the swamp during
the afternoon and did excellent service.
An effort Of the enemy TO capture il
resulted in their being driven back will
severe loss. The result Of today is highly
important to the health of the army, as bu
little more ground is to be gained to plac,
our troops beyond the swamp.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

The New CBURcH-Stone is being haul
ed for the new Presbyterian Church. WM.
BLAIR, Of Cleveland, has the contract for
the Stone and Brick work and Messrs
CRANE e. DUNK, of this town, the contract
for the w ood work. .-PaipesriHs Telegraph
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

A bounty Of two dollars and months
pay in advance, is now given to all recruits
in the regular, or volunteer service.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

Arkansas will soon furnish Union regiment
The lst Cavalry is rapidly filing up and hun
dreds are repairing TO the recruiting rendezvous
from the western and northwestern counties.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
Leather.

WARD SMITH by the withdrawal Of
w 90 Carlisle has again become the sole prcpd-
etor Of the
1aNaiag and Carrying Business,
Al tho old sand In the village Of Ashiabua, where will be
found at all times a general assortment Of
Boot and Shoe findings, French Cali, Kip,
Lining and Topping Skins,
For sale at Wholesale and Reai cheap be found
In This any other Market
All persons having Notes and Accounts with me, here
by notified 10 call and settle without delay -
Ashtabula, May 1862. 652 W. W. SMITH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
--latest Arrival !!
The Newest of Goods Opening
Daily.
HAVING made a short visit 10 New
IL York during the past week. lam prepared to fur
mise any quantity Ot goods ON the shortest notice.
Ay stock consists Of all the
--latest Styles of Dress Goods,

IL York during the past week. Am prepared to fur
Mise any quantity o goods ON the shortest notice
Ny stock consists Of all the
Latest Styles of Dress Goods,
Ladies Cloths, Checks for Boys Clothing &c.
Paris, Notified, aud Geraldine Checks,
the prcttert in town, ut M0RIuS0N'5
A lot of cheap Dry Goods, SO low that
everybody buys them at MORRIsoN's.
A Splendid lot Of Cochcco and Merri-
mac Prints, Dark rinA and Purple, at MoRRIsoNs.
Black and White Check Silk Shawls,
Chcc, woocn shawIs, and other s les for Summer, just
recoiyedat MORRSON'S.
A new and pretty Style Of Goods, for
'' ''''''S '''' wv ''''7 'D''p ''' M6Rm oN's.
Any quantity Of Summer S'ur< of the
best Material and Manufacture, at MOl;RISoN'S.
A full supply of those most desirable
Collars aaI Cuffs, just received at MoERI5oNS
Gloves and Mtts. any quantity, all
! Styles and Pice, at MORRlSONS
Ladies' end Gents Kid Gloves, desirable
colors and low prices, at MORRSON'S
Grenadine Wells, Tissues, and Berages, in
great profusion, at NoRRlsoNs.
Narrow Ribbon for trimming, nearly all
co,Ors, at MORRISoN'S.
White Linen Pocket Handkerchief,
from cts. up silk andkercie Cayats, Neck Ties lots Of
them at MORRlSON'S.
A Large supply of Hosiery, from the
smallest to the largest size style for Children, just
received at MOIiRlSONs.
A New lot Of Misses and Ladies' Nor.
rocco Boots, very low,at MoRRlSoN'S.
! A few Trunks for sale low at
SloRRISONS.
Lots of Crockcry, Hardware, Glass,
Putty, Paints Oil "a eArel Jaouble boiled lust opencl and
Dyes tulls, at MORlilsONS.
Groceries constantly on hand, the fresh
| ..4 .,a I,cst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

A DIPLOMATIC DINNER-Was given on
the evening of the Gath TO the Mexican
Minister. A number of Senator's and
other distinguished gents were present. The
gathering is supposed to have significant
bearing just now
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
New School House.

GEALED Proposals win be received by
Due subscribers to build School House. sub-Dsret
No ], Ashabula Township, from this date until the
Fifteenth day Of July, ---
ben said lob will be let to the lowest bidder said letting viii
ie az tho Office Of D. IULBERr Mt Ashtabula Harbor,
where the plans and specifications Of said house. At any
time be seen and examined Satisfactory security viii be
qurcd FOR the uithful penomance OF the contract
WM. y. HUBBARD I
G. A. TfIAYER. / Co,r,t,lnc
J. ID. BUGBEE.
J. u HUBERT.
ksltabula, June 2R. 1862. 1903
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
From Utah,-sAlr LAKE CRY, june 10.

A baud of persons numbering thousand
men, women and children, under tae leader.
ship Of one, Morris, who claimed to be the
prophet Moses, re appeared on earth, has
formed a settlement 80 miles north of this
city, and committed numerous deprcdations
upon citizens in the vicinity. They refused
TO labor for their support believing the
Lord would supply their wants. Three OF
their number, diSgusted with the imposition
attempted to leave, but were arrested and
placed in confinement, heavily ironed. A
writ of habeas corpus was issued by ChieI
Justice Kinney, which was treated with
contempt. Sufficient time having elapsed
for the production of the prisoners, q see
ond writ, together with an order for the
arrest of Morris for contempt, and for the
arrest of the leaders of the gang for false
Imprisonment was issued for execution there
A posse Of two hundred and Fifty infantry
and ARTILLERY were ordered out on the l lth
by acting Gov Fuller.
Morris and his men were found strongl
entTenched aud thoroughly armed. Fight
ing ensued, and two of the MarshaPs force
were killed. On the 18th the rebels pre-
tended to surrender, bu: resisted anew Al
soon as the attacking party approached. Ii
tie hand TO hand fight Morris was killed,
another leader mortally wounded. Th'
rebels were fi0ally overcome.
Several women and children were killeC
during the engagement, the MorIistes re
fusing to remove them to place of safety
The prisoners captured number lao AM
are to be brought before the court to-mor
| row
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

TpE more foolish rebels burn their cot
ton bales, the more baIeful their prospects
become.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28


A CoNsrIruuoNAL ELECTION has just
been held in Illinois, at which several dis
tinct propositions touching the negro ques.
ton seem to have been submitted, to a
popular vote, and also a new Constitution
was at the same time voted upon separately.
The majority against the new instrument,
with four counties 10 hear from, was about
thirteen thousand The propositions deny
ing TO the negro the right of suffrage and
holding Office was adopted by almost nine
tcnlhs. Another excluding him from com
ing into the State was adopted by nearly a
two-tbirds vote. They consequently form a
part of the old Constitution. A bank arti.
Gle and Congressional apporlionment was
also defeated 10y considerable majorilicS, but
Of the merits of these questions We are not
informed No State in the Union, we sup.
pose, is stronger in its prejudice against the
Llatk man, than Ill. Ills exclusion from
the State is 10 new thing. The localities
where this prejudice takes rankost hold
are those where besotted ignorance, aid
mental darkness has no counterpart this
side Of the Kingdom of Dahomy.
Coriuth dispatches of the 22l say that Beau
regard handed his command to Bragg on the
18th and started for Rchmond-whether to
take active command or to have settlement
with Jeff Davis il ouesiion There are ron
fliclng stories and it is impossible to determine
whether any of the Rebel army bas gone east
Large amounts of provisiones, received from
st. Louis for the suffering Mississippians have
been literally distributed among the iuhabit
auts who seem greatful for the kindness.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

SPENCER's Carpet Hooks jqst receiy-
~ C. DIcR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

eggs, Beans, and most anything that is good not emitting
big pocket book, aid for yourselves always
ready TO show my goods Store open from in the morning
until ia the evening. II. f.. MORRISON
AShtibula June 10th, 1902 G53.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

Consisting of
silks PopLias, Challies, Fgd Mozambique.
Himdidys, Wool Rardges, Giaghams, Prlats,
etc.
All Of which he oasrs at the Lowest PHses.
Don't Buy until you have Seen Phem
Broad Cloths, Splendid Lot of Cassimeres, Ladies'
Coakngs Yesngs every Description Of Summer Stuff
for Men aud Boys
Groceries, the Best Stock offered in this Market
Har DWARF, and saddlery, in Great Varieties Iron
Steel Nails and Heavy Goods.
Drugs a. Medicines, Complete Assortment with
every Description Of Paints OILS, Harnshes, Putty Glass
Dye-stuls, ETC.,
Ashtabula, May 2s 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
Bring on your Butter.

Groceries constantly on hand, the fresh.
est aud best, at MORIlisO!,.S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28

Lots of Crockery, Hardware, Glass,
Putty Paints Oil a eArel double boiled lust opencd and
Dye-Stuls, at MORllSUN'S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
Head Quarters,
GENERAL ORDER No. /.
HASKELL & on,

Have just received Of the best selected stock goods
be found this County, which they wish dispose Of for
CASH OR READY PAY,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-28
"Quick Sales and Small Profits"

Our Stock consists of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24
from baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Jan 23-The American 8 special
correspondent at Fort Monroe saws that flag of
true, went to Norfolk yesterday with Lieutenant
Hintz, released prisoner, returning South He
made a prisoner in Western Virginia, and
released on parole, and will be exchanged for
Lieut.. Gordon. who was made prisoner by the
rebels ia Missouri. IS
The Norfolk papers of Wednesday contain the
following telegram:
GoLDsBoRo. n. G. Jan. 81 ;, 4 O'Clock p. M
large number of women and children arrived
here from Newberne.
A fight is expected there There is no other
news. ft #f fIfI#
An express arrived here from Newberne and
reports that at four o clock YESTERDAY afternoon
there were one hundred vessels of the Burnside
expedition in Pamlico Sound and twenty Fl Q
large transports outside OF Hatteras Inlet.
Private information received here, says that
the enemy will attack Newberne, Hyde County,
and Roanoke Island simultaneously.
Our forces are completely prepared for them.
The Norfolk Day Book, of Wednesday, con-
tains the following telegram:
SAVANNAH, Jan. 20.-From forty to fifty yes
sells inside of Broad river, fifteen miles from
Port ROYAL
None of the Southern papers make anv men
ton of the fight at Somerset KY, or to the de-
feat and death of Gen Zollicofer.
The funeral of President 7 yler took place
on the Dist inst, and Vas attended by JEFF Davis
and his Cabinet, and by the members of the rebel
Congress. tE-st%e
The Norfolk Day Book copies paragraph
from Petersburg paper saving that the Pensa-
cola did not escape from the Potomac without
damage. A gentleman who examined her with
Spy glass after she passed the batteries gives
that paper the assurance that she had holes as
big as hogshead in her bow, &c.
To this the special correspondent of the Amer.
lean adds: srar 80 r-.e
Personal inspection of the Pensacola, to-day
enables your correspondent TO assure this gen
tleman that the only holes in her bow are those
essentially necessary to the right development oil
the powers of her forward pivot gun.
The Norfolk Day Book publishes long arti
Gle, recording the adventures, misfortunes and
maltreatment of Miss Poole. lately released
from the prison for females at Washington N
The Day Book calls Miss Poole a heroine, and
says according to her own story there was nc
possible outrage or indignity to which she Wa.
not subjected.
The Norfolk papers make no mention of any
reports circulated by the Secessonists that some
of Gen. Burnside's expedition had been driven
dsuOTe.. 81 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-When the Atlantic left
Port Royal military affairs were In stafu quo. No
forward movement bad taken place
The British gunboat Racer, arrived here this
morning from Bermuda. states that the Rinaldo
arrived there on the llth. and sailed for St
Thomas With Mason aud Sidell on board.
The stea mer Atlantic. from Port Royal on the
afternoon OF the 20tb. has ,525 bales unginned
and 63 bales ginned cotton and a large number
of passengers.
The special correspondence Of the Commercial
has the following:
Huron HEAp. Jan. ga report just comes
that Fort Pulaski has been abandoned BY the
rebels. Prudence on Their part was considered
the better part of valor-
IL was only question Of very short time az
the fort thoroughly invested and would
have been taken in a few DAYS.
movement will be soon made I'm another di
rection. and you will hear enough 20 satisfy AL
croakers so Gar at least as this Shermans expedi.
ton IS concerted. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24
TELEcRAPHlc.
Noon Reports.



from " sshiugton.
wAsHISoyox Jsn. 22-Ths joint committee
on the conduct Of the war have agreed on en-
amendment TO the joint rules CT The two Houses
70 the Ell ect that sheuever anv member who
rises in has place and states that the Executive
wishes Congress 10 act secretly on any natter
connected with the war. il shall be the duty OF
Congress To GU INTO secret session and deliberate
and come 90 a conclusion thereon before ADJOURN
ment The speeches are TO be limited 70 FIVE
mlnutes each, and any member disclosing the
proceedings io be expelled. al ~ = slsi -a-sal
The TribHRs's Dispatch saws: $3.50 r..
Secretary Stanton held an interview of two
hours in the Senate committee rooms this mora
ing with the Military Commute of both Houses.
All the sixteen members were present. The
Secretary gave his views freely on his plan OF
conducting the War. and expressed desire to be.
at times. informed. for ms guidance. OF matters
of interest coming before either Committee, add
ding that the Departments SiIl dsaysbe open 10
that full and complete list OF all the contracts
made by, or for. the War Department since The
commencement of The war, with the name of
every contractor or purchase. should be made
before the lst of February; and that full IN
vestigation Should be made.
Col. Scott is TO have special charge of rail
road and transportation matters, and Congress
has bees asked TO give the Secretary OF War
control of all the railroads in the United State.
whenever the interests of the war should demand
it, ~ ~ a.s.f - - nsr..sa.3 49, - st.ss =.
John Tucker, the second assistant, is % have
charge of all the transportation by sea, the char
tering OF vessels, &c. n. -, q. .-,--..s
Mr.. Watson, third assistant, to have control oi
the rolls and general business connected with the
troops in the field
Senator johnson of Tennessee, received q
dispatch to-day from Major Hooper, in substance
as follows:
Zollcoffer is indeed dead ] have seen hi.
body. Our victory is overwhelming The rebels
are driven from tins portion OF the country anC
Kentucky will soon be free from traitors.
Congress VIII make two new circuits of Ind
ana, Michigan, Wisconsin and Tennessee, anc
another of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Kan
Sis.
Secretary Smith is talked of for one and Mr.
Browning aud Judge Davis OF Illinois, have beer
suggested for the other hwr gnsfAsE8
The President is said to have declared, TO day
that he appreciates the very great services ren
dered by Gen. Sisel and that justice will be don,
him by creating him General OF division. AND
that Col koerner, OF Iowa, will be made Brig
adler General
The World dispatch says:
AT no time, since the army Of the Potomac
has been organized, have the roads in Virgini,
been in such a condition, in consequence OF the
rain and snow. T-e 7aaf =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24

SEDALIx, Jan. 23.--Two companies Of cavalr,
under Major Haldeman, OF the LIST Kansas regi
ment, left Lexington on accommodating expedi
ton On the night of the 10Th, which resulted 10
the arrest Of Capt Whiting, Joe Shelby. and
several other notorious rebe desperadoes. and
the capture Of a large LOO OF horses. mules. vsg'
ons, commissary stores. &c, taken from Colonel
Aulligan's command.
Aid. a considerable quantity " boots and
Shoes and other articles. taken from the stea mel
Sunshine by the rebels some tune since, all oil
which we're turned over 70 the Federal troops a
Lexington.
Col Deitzler, OF the Kansas LIST, in command
at Lexington, announces by general order thai
rebel assassins Turk in ambush and FIRE upor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24

Mr.. Elliott. from ffe cpr1r1ite< on Commerce.
reported bill authorizing the President % ap-
point Iigbth inspectors iot any ot he light
houses on -she coast during AID fr one zen az
teF tie oen1asalos ~ tie p1esens ssSeilion.
PssSef CO ss.s7taa y yssftI1 s.sil1 49,.
Mr. kellogg. Of IAinnis. from t5e Committees
on ibe judiciary, reported bill arthor.zing the
Secretary OF the Treasury 20 sestie With States
for supplies furnished their troops called ous 20
aid in sup2ressing the rebellion. =.
It's considsrasiou vas postponed (, g. -
Mr.. Mallory. from the Committee on Roads
and Canals. reported biii for military and
mail railroad from Kentucky 20 Tennessee,
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
and took up the Military Academy hill. t,s.fs -
Mr.. Van Horn nlaintsiBed that The tine bad
arrived for the emancipation of slaves who form
the strength of the contest against Us. Ad
iourned T..s e-a. =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-24
COMM ERClAl.



SEw YoEx. Jannsry "a.
Flour market i s. better. the decline in
freights and a. furtber advance N. sterling ex
change lave impaired fruer tone; sales AZ
S. 45G5 Sd for super'fne State; S. 70@5 so
for extra State: IS 45d5 IS for snper fne West
ern: IS 70a5 90 for common 20 rpedium ezra
" estern: s. 95d6 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. and IS l0@6 IS Tor trade
rands. narket closing steady
Whisky market easier; sales At 24@25c; IN
side price FOR inferior. -
Wheat fully lie higher, and under Farther
decline IN Ireights and IN advance in exchange
there is much better export demand: sales Chi
caco srrfng az - 20 al 80. the latter price for
choice: Milwaukee cidb 81 3edl "a amber
Ia 90 81 ass red State II 40: rel Jezsev 81 &C:
white Long Island on private terms; white Ohio
ST44 tea Frst ha~-t retssirr1- ssfs-Ie. - 81
Corn opened steady, but under the influence
that operated .upoa wheat, prices at the close
we're fully lc higher siIf - a. F.s,-r
Pork in fair demand at sll 75(d ~ so for mess,
SO seals so for Western and city prime mess,
and $500 50 for prime -ttrss. - 81 -.
Beet continues quiet and steady. .s.t
Dressed hogs shade easier; sales f041kc for
Western and A 1sc for city. fe - te.e
Lard less active but prices without decided
change: sales at 7LI@SLc.
I Butter ll@ I5c for Ohio and l6@2lc for State.
Cheese duh at So @1c. ~
Coffee still very firm; Rio 14@2le; Santos
,23c.
Sugar-raw continues firm; 7sf@e14c for
Cuba, e5s 01e1ac for Porto Rico. -
Molasscs in moderate demand; common Cuba
Mnscovado 22c, New Orleans 50c, Porto Rico
JI(d Soc. .ftllf aa