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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13
New YoRK, Sept. 10.


Correspondence Of tho morning journals:
The following is the particulars Of the re-
capture Of Poolesville. Two regiments Of
cavalry, under command Of Col. Farms.
worth, and section of artillery, drove out
the cavalry and artillery of the enemy.
The 3rd cavalry charged on q battery,
which was posted on the summit Of hill
The rebels got their guns out of the way
but lost prisoners. The Indiana regi.
ment lost men and 20 horses.
The rebels began crossing the Potomac
on Thursday, the irst at Monocacy, from
which point they swept down the Mary.
land shore, below the fords and ferries op-
poste Leesburg, driving before them a
small squad Of cavalry, which we're watch.
ing the river.
The enemy had advanced on Friday to
PooleSville and moved out 10 some force on
this side. There we're part Of three com
panies Of the lst Massachusetts cavalry in
their front observing the rebel approach.
They formed in line by platoons and by
their steadiness of front aud skilful DISPOSE
tion, delayed the rebel advance for hours
aud finally Gen. Lee sent nine miles to thC
rear for artillery to disperse the force ht
supposed TO be in front Of him. Before tht
artillery our men were of course compelled
10 retire, and as soon as their movement
in column detected the weakness Of theiI
force the rebel cavalry gathered heart and
came on. At the charge it was two Il
one, and there was nothing for it but tC
get of as rapidly as possible.
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From KansRs.-sept. G.

Saturday night Qnantril, with a force
variously estimated at from 1000 to 10, ,00O
men, entered Olathe, johnson county, Kan.
sas, and at last accounts still held that
place. Several stores were robbed, the
Mirror newspaper demolished and so re
cruits from the Kansas regiments captured.
Gov. Robinson has issued q proclama
tion calling upon all citizens to organize
for home defense. He says one-half Of the
enrolled militia Of the State have entered
the U. S. service.
Gov. Joyne calls for a regiment, arms anG
ammunition, as general Indian war is fear
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GarIbaldt.

--latest via QueenstOwn,) PARIS, Aug 30, I'm.
A telegraph Just received in this city
states that Garbald had been defeated,
wounded and captured.
LONDON, Aug 3l.-The MoDiteur says,
that the insurTection which threatened to
compromise the destinies Of Italy, has ter
minated. Garibaldi, after severe conflict,
was compelled to surrender. Au Italian
frigate was Immediately ordered to convey
him to Spezzia.
The blockade Of the Italian coast was
ordered to be raised
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OAKLAND, Md, Sept. 8.

Special to the N. Y. Tribune
There is no communication with Balti.
more from here direct. The latest news
was brought by engine from Harper's Fer.
ry to Cumberland, thencce westward by the
accommodation train this morning.
A cavalry skirmish occurred yesterday P
NJ. near Martinsburg, with what is supposed
to have been rebel reconni'ering force
from Winchester. The rebels are said tc
have been driven back to Winchester will
a loss of 40 men killed and captured.
Our force at Martinsburg is reported ef
fectiTe, mostly from the West.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DENTISTRY :
DRs. WHITE q ROBINSON,
Successors to DR.. A. BARRETT,

Full Set of teeth very best quality, $4,000
Upper or Under, very best quality, 1900
Full set plain teeth best quality, 1000 to $500
Upper or Under best quality, 1000 TO 1880
Partial sets in proportion.
M L have reduced our prices to the low.
est recommending figure. We warrant all opera
ons perfect and to give entire sasfscon charge moth
ing.
WE the only Dentists in Ashtabna who have license n
the Vucante Rubber plates. All other Dentists using II
In Ashtabua infringing the Patent and all who
or Vucane Rubber plates made by such Deutsts
infringing the patent and liable 10 prosecution.
DO not neglect your natural teeth because artificial teeth
cheap Good filing Is the most important part Of Dem
tisy, and do it. and everything the Dental profession
as cheap the cheapest aud as good as the best.
d. G. WHITE.
Ashtabula, Sept. /, 1852. 62s W. II. ROBINSON.
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county UNION CONVENTION.

Isyyssscy, Sept A. 1862.
The convention having been called to order
by L. NJ. Austin, Esq, II was organized by the
election Of wm T. SimOnds Of fSaybroOk Presi-
dent Il. Spring Of Geneva and A. II. Wright
Of Conneaut, Vice Presidents, and Edward II
Fitch Of Ashtabula, and j. j. Edison Of Gene
va, Secretaries
Messrs. Hubert Boughton and L. NJ. Aus
tin, we're appointed committee on credentials
to whom the Authority Of the Delegates was
referred.
BY invitation, j. d. Ensign Of the County
Military Committee, read a statement in rela-
ton to Volunteers and Drafting, showing the
number of volunteers from each township, up
to the 22d Of August, the number Of enrolled
men and quota to be drafted on the 10th Of thi.
month. il the number be not made up previous
10 that time.
On motion Of Chandler Whitn'y, w. O. How.
ellis, P. d. Goddard, we're appointed commit
tee on Resolutions
The Convention then took recess for din
ner.
On coming to order In the Afternoon, the
Committee on credentials made a report of the
delegates 10 attendance, which was adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions then reported
the following.
Whereas, it is the commonly expressed desire
of the executive head of this nation to consult
the will Of the people it is properly part o
the duty Of public assemblies Of the people &c
express their will-especinlly when all the grea
interests Of the country are perlled by rebellion
therefore
Resolued, That we place full conf lence il
the integrity Of purpose Of President Lincoln
and cheerfully commit to his hands the whole
power we have TO confer as soldiers and taxpay
ers yet while we confde this to him, we as
that every dollar spent aud every blow strucl
shall be for constitutional liberty.
Resolued, That no mans skin can be so blacl
as the heart ofa traitor, and no mans condition
can be so despicable as the abettor of treason
every loyal arm is good enough to strike 70
the Union and the right and while we rally T.
the standard OF the country, and our treasur
and our blood are freely offered, we ask tha
the services Of men willing and able, shal
not be rejected because Of race or color. Al
are concerned in this war and all shall bear
part
Resolved That we say to our commander
everywhere that the time for tender treaimen
of rebels is past,and every blow they now strike
we demand shall be full strong, resisiless, an'
to conquer. We want peace but it must b
without dishonor and till the last man dies
we make no compromise with traitors or re bel
Resolred, That we contemplate the prompt
ness with whi;h the people of this county hav
responded to the calls Of the Government, wit
proud satisfaction and we will answer oil fu
ture calls in the same manner.
ResoLued, That till honorable peace again re
turus, we are one party and one people-fo
Liberty and Unon one and inseperable.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate
candidates for the several county Offices, as fO'
lows
For AuDIroR-Loren Gould AZ, j. G. A
Bushnell 65,
FoR RECoRDER-M 2 Atkins SO, j Whit
more 20, NJ Brown l3, C Wiley 5. E r Wi
liams 5, Parkman Baker 8.
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From Fort DIonrOs.-FOEr Mosaon, s

The flag of truce boat, Cossack, arrived
from Aiken Landing this morning with
over 900 pareled soldiers Sept. 9th there
were 90 Of General Pope's officers taken 70
Richmond and placed in close confinement
ia Libby Prison. Also about 80 soldiers
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9Th con.
tains the following - The past few days
have been occupied in the burial of the
dead on the plains of Manassas. The
movements Of the armies beyond are un-
known, the game Of strategy being now
deemed essential by both combatants, the
the one for the pre- erVatiOn and the other
tor the capture of Washington.
A flag OF truce was seat day or two
AFTER the last battle by the enemy, asking
permission to bury their dead II was
granted. Soon after a regiment of negroes
armed with spades, appeared and after per
forming their work were very properly
taken IN charge by our troops, most o
them being runaway eontrabands.
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Federal Victory.-CArRo, Sept. o.

News was received at headquarters last
night that Clarksville had fallen into the
hands OF the FederalS. Colonel Lowe left
Fort Donelson Saturday with the intention
of attacking the rebels at that place on
Sunday. He was met by them, 1900
strong. The rebels were quickly dispers'
ed, aud twenty. five prisoners taken.
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CoLUMBus, Sept. 10,
To the several Military Committees Of
Northern Chic
BY telegram from Mej. Gen. Wright,
Commander.ip.C Chief Of Western forces, re-
ceved at O'Clock this morning. am d.
rected to send ell armed men that can be
raised Immediately to Cincinnati You will
at once exert yourselves to execute the
order. The men should be armed, each
furnished with a blanket and at least two
days rations Railroad Companies ore re-
quested to furnish transportation Of troops
TO the exclusion Of oil other business.
Signed DAVID Ton, Governor.
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Rebels Advancing

One OF our scouts reached Hagerstown
Sept. 9th, having left Middletown, Is miles
southeast of that place, at 5 o'clock p. m.
He reports that the rebels are in Hagers
town in considerable force and advancing.
All the rolling stock of the Railroad has
been removed from HagerstoWn aud the
telegraph Office has been opened at Green
castle, from which place our scouts and
messengers will be sent
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From wIsconsin.-MAprsoS, Sept. O.

A telegraph received by Governor Solo.
mon from Sec'y Stanton this afternoon,
announces that General Pope is on his way
to 81. Paul to take command Of the Mort b.
western Department, his headquarters to
be located at St. Paul
A special session of the Legislature meets
here tomorrow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

INDIAN TRouBLEs IN NEBARsKA. --Messen.
gers from Yaucton Agency, aud around
sics< city s;S, bring information that
tribes ere everywhere rising against the
whites. Dakota has already been attacked,
women aud children, we're found along the
Missouri river on their way to Fort Ran.
dolpb and Sioux city for protect ion. Help
Is asked for.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

Barzilla Viets was then nominated for Cor.
oner, by acclamation.
1t was resolved that the Central Committee
Of last year be continued, when tn Convention
adjourned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

SPEcIE.-Tho U. S. Economist estimates
that there is fully lOO,OOO,OOO more specie
in the U. S. than there was two years ago.
What an outrage is the specie famine lately
brought on by the brokers, in view Of this
estimate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

GEN. BAEKs is sick at Williard's Hotel.
The attending Surgeon prescribes quiet and
rest as necessary for his recovery from the
injuries received at the battle Of Cedar
Mountain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13
MASTERS SALE
OF Lands ana Tenements.

Ashtabua Common Pleas, June Term, 1862.
s. II. HARRINGTON, VS.. EDWARD HILLS, ct al.
Order OF Sale.
DY Virtue of an ORDER Of SALE
Id duly issued from said Court In the above 10 d.
reeted will offer sale by way OF public auction at the
door the Court House in Jefferson AShtabua county
on Saturday the 2O& day Of Sept, a. d. 1862,
Between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said day the follow
ing described and Tenemena towi Situate In the
County Of AshtAbuie, and the Incorporated VII
lARe Of Ashtabua Being the House and Lot then Oocu-
pied BY Edward and Hudah NJ Hill, dwelling, and q
the land decided BY Samuel Harris and wife BY deed dat
H. FITCH by PARK Street south BY lands Of George VIII
lard and West by lands OF said willard and lands % snd
Fitch EDWARD A. WRIGHT, Sheriff,
Al Special Master Con,misslonsr
sherihs once, Augs tiith, 1862. btocetA'S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

DAToN, Sept.

At the Union Convention of the Third
Congressional District, held at Mddletown
to-day, General Robert Scheuck was nomi-
mated by acclamation. His opponent is
Hon. C. l.. Vallandigham.
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CtNcrNNArI, Sept. 10

Business is again suspended to day. All
military organizations were ordered to re-.
port for service at eight this morning.
Three thousand laborers have been
ordered into the trenches.
The military authorities received infor.
nation last night that the enemy was ad.
vancing 10 full force.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

Flag officer Dupont reports that there
are no rebetsOldiers on the Southern coast
far as b he can discover
The officers Of the Rhode Island which
has just arrived from the South confirm the
general truth Of this statement The in.
gerence is that every armed man has been
sent to swell the armies now aiming TO in
wade The North.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

The rush Of slaves to our army in Virginia
was enormous. The rebels captured 1000 OF
the iugiIives in body men, women and children.
and thousands are said 10 have been on their
way to Washington from vrginia. coming in all
directions
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co.
Partnership heretofore existing undar tho name and
hm OF COOK PRATT Is this day dissolved BY reason OF
the non-perormanc Of said o. O. Pratt Of the conditions Of
the c0partnerhp The undersigned will continue the bust
at the old stand Morisons Store 70 whom all
mens must be made, and who win settle al legal liabilities
against the same. J. II COOK.
Asbtabua, August 9sth, 1862. St6e2
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The announcement by Gen. Butler that slaves
who give information Of arms concealed con-
tTary to orders by their masters shall be eman-
cpatsd is sig0ifcaats and will undoubtedly
prove effective.
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MASTERS sALE
hAA9 y wv - oALH
OF Lands ANA TeRenments.

OF Lands ana Tcnenmenta.
Ashtabula Common Pleas june Term. 1890
MIH''' II l.. cH'F.'' Order .fs.r..
d. W. .BENJAAin and Others.
RY virtue of on ORDER Of SALE
~ duly issued from said Court IN the case 10 me
directed viii offer for sale By way Of public aooton Al the
door Of The Court House IN Jefferson, Ashtabua County,
OHIO,
on Saturday ths 2Oh day Of Sept, a. ID. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said day. the one u
divided half the following described Lands and
o4wit; Being part Of Town Lot No. 80 the Village OF
JeHeon on jefferson street, In the County OF Aahtabula
and state Of Ohio by and then heretofore by Tmo
thy Stone East by east ue Of said lot and extending
south SAX feet from the south line Of said stoncs land
South by line parallel with said north line, and 6ik feet
south thereou being rods and feet In width East and
West and feet North and South, together with all the
tools and machinery thereto apperaining and belonging
E. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff, AZ
Special Master Commissioner.
sheriTs ONCE August 1lth, 1889. 6s000s4TS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

A writer speaking on the subject Of the
Bloomer costume, says that is has revealed
the fact that woman is forked animal,
and is nos as she seems to be churn on
casLOrs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13

Voltarie, speaking Of law, said 2 Il
never was bat twice 10 my life completely
on the verge Of ruin frst when 1 lost .
lousuit, aud, secondly. when gained one.
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Flour and Feed.
Real Estate For Sale

BY RIDER OF OURT.
nN the 30th day of September, A. d.
~ 1852, at three O'Clock In the Afternoon the prem
ises win be sold 70 the highest bidder the following real
tate, as the property Of
William Brown deceased,
10 wit situated IN the township county Of Ashabus
and state OF Ohio to wit about SxytwO acres in Lot
Der fourteen-l4-and in Lot number hfteenl5
and bounded follows TO witNorh by land contracted
one Hiram Smith By John A. Granger by contract dated Oc
tober 6b 1853 and lands Of Peeg Sweet by
Of the said Pe~g veet aforesaid Sonth by the
ter Of the North Ridge Road and West by Winthrop
Waous excepting and eserving theFeom track Of the
Cleveland Painesve and AshAbula Railroad now fenced
out 100 feet wide and subject TO all highways laid out there
Also other piece Of land situated the township
sad being orchard containing between
Of land described follows, wit beginning at point in
the center OF the North Ridge Road whore the ne Of said
winthrop Watrous land and the South West the
land first above described meet thence running South the
Of the said East line Of said Watrous land
twenty rods to the center Of the south said
chad thence East parallel with the said North Ridge Road
twelve rods and eleven links thence North parallel with the
first line wenseveu rods to the center of said thence
along the center Of said North Ridge Road twelve rods and
eleven links to the place Of beginning Appraised at 81
Terms Of sale third in hand onethd In one-year,
and third in two years from the day payments
be on interest and secured on the premises sold.
j. X. COOK,
AdminisratO or Of William Brown, decd.
Ashtabua. August 9th, 1862 4562
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Notice.

THE Undersigned will offer for Sale at
Public Auction, at the late residence Of CALVIN @.
THAYER, deceased,
on Wednesday. the 10th day ofSeptember, 1862,
the Goods and Chses Of said deceased consisting of the
undivided fourth part Of the
Schooner New Lisbon,
the Sails. Boat Anchors CAbels and apperenances Sale
to at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Terms Notes at three
months with two good sureties viii be taken.
MARY THAYER,
AshtabuA, August 1s 1852 3t66l AdmInistrAtrix
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Good News for the Sick.
Consultation Free

Female arrangements of every kind especially Proapsus
Ute can and successfully treated by botanical reme
dies without the caome tncue iron or other de-
leterious drugs. .
The Root Doctor especially invites all suffering under dis
of any kind to give him call his successful treat
ment Cancers Fever Sores Salt Rheum Scroua Epilepsy
Erypeas Dropsy rheumatism, Fever and Ague, Tumors
Deafness Piles Neuralgia Liver Complaint Stone and GRAY
ell, is too well known 10 need any comment
The Doctor also invites those aborng under ncpiant or
pulmonary consumption to CALL though II Is well known that
consunption seated the lungs incurabe 1t aso
well known diseases which cube to often mis-
taken consumption call all OF II he cannot cure
he can relieve, IL not he will be candid and tell you So
The Doctors Female Remedial Pills all irregu
larities from whatever
n B-The Root DOctorss DandsOn Pills the greatest
Remedy known Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Headache etc
His Sasapara Pills for Scrolula ErYsipeas,
Salt Rheum and all impurities of the blood. rheumatism
Ps-a who have that complaint had better try them.
Address GEO. J. hORRGSH, N. D..
O63 Box No l. Girard Erie Co.. Pa
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We are commanded toles onr light shine
before men the man with rod nose keeps
Ais light shIning before himself
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A girl recently stole g pair Of gloves,
giving as . reason that she only wanted to
keep her hand in.
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Kingsville Mills.
THIS Mil. Situated Half Mile Eas

THIS Mill, Situated Half Mile East Of
Il the village has inst been put into and complete
der and being supplied with competent and experienced
Miller offers 10 do custom work In the manufacture Of the
best quality ofaour and keep hand for sale at all times
supply Of
Flour and Feed.
share Of public patronage solicited and every reasoni
able expectation win be met In the Accommodations and Art
Gle offered. N. H. BENJAMIN.
Kingsville, July Il, 1852. 6m65O'.
The national Republican., 1862-09-25

tbs MASSACHUSETTS, USIoN CONVENTION The
foilowil g is an extract from the call OF certain
gentl, men Of Massachusetts for q Uuion con-
veniion 10 that State. to nominate State oflcers.
Afler what has transpired, we are anxious to
see how these men will act when they meet on
tht 7 b Of Oct, Der.
How will thy deal with the "impot nj proc.
lasnati n'' We thall SEE. For the preseu, We
fUIbesr further comments, aud wait for the
action Of these highly respectable gentlemen
the conservative men Of all parties:
For once In such crisis let US come TO-.
Ee'her as one people, laying aside all party
d fsrences, and devote all 10 our country III this
hour Of her sore and drelul peril; and we can
unite on the common ground Of the defence Of
our Government, Constitution, and laws. The
necessity 10 the more constraining In this time
OF struggle. amid the din Of arms and the hor.
rors OF civil war, that we should hold fast by
that sheet anchor OF our safety, the most exact
Observance OF the laws Of the land. II we swlrg z
ASHy from that anchor we are adrift On a ses
Of violence, without chart or rudder,
"NOw, more than at all other times, the ark
Of our political salvation is the Constitution and
the laws. II We bre" k up into parties, foment
dlscords and differences, set at naught the Con.
stituii0h aud the law, the violence and blood.
shed Of civil dissension are surely at our very
doors. But the people do not, cannot wish for
this; they want n" party differences, no discus.
eions, n" wa- Of w"rdI, no impotent proclama.
uohs nov. The time tor all that has gone by.''