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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
Alarming Invasion or Kentucky.


The lonp cor tenplsfed inyasion of kentucky IN
force by the Rebels with the intention OF cutting of
Gen. Bne lie army and carrying the war ncrotr the
Ohio River, is now being made. The news sabso-
luiely alarming. TIE Rebels are III the front aud
rear of Gen. George w. Morgan, commanding the
Union rroops at Cumberland Gap. He has retreated
to Barboursyille, and the Rebels arc already nj
London in hir r-ur, and prs.ing hard IN front. This
il aud eNssgerntion, but the truth OF HE
tory Gen. Buell. Is also reported TO be IN n bad Tx
IL IL certain that Rebel marauders have cut oil
railroad communications between Louirvile and
Nashville the line over which Buell. drew such sup
ples the country he occupies could not afford IL
NAV be essential TO the subsistence and therefore
.aiety OF the Army Of the Ohio that that road be
Immediately possessed by our troops and efficiently
Guarded throughout. In the meantime If there are
any means Of living of the enemy, Gen. Buell. must
etnploy them 80 soon after harvest and IN the
ION Of roasting ears il unlikely thai his army will
efarve for "A time, though unable 10 get supplies
from the North.
The Rebels are also heard from IN Eastern Ken
lucky aud Western Virginia. The kMlawha Valley
AGAIN swarm- with guerrlili.. and Humphrey Mar
stall with lis horde, il expected on tie Big Sandy.
The State of Indiana ia meeting this emergency IN
,tyle that mutt thrill all beholders with admiration.
Tie extent Of the re.eniorcemens she In sending
into Kentucky is limited only by the capacity Of the
raj roads transport them. She is not only sending
A swarm Of regiments, composed OF the very best
men ia the State, all superbly appointed, but Gems
Wallace, DumOnt, Morris, ana Rcynoids, ranking
among the best military in the nation, the tw o
latter unfortunately heretofore in retirement, go
with them aud their preseDcc IA OF the greatest con-
scnn,noe. giving to the new troops confidence that
they will be- ably led
ohio will not be 80 prompt with her new troops
at the new seat of war as Indiana but the whole
State is filled with the din Of preparation, and there
II unceasing application 10 business IN Columbus.
BEFORE the close of the week the work will count in
the right quarter We shall see grand army NOV.
my out of the chaos OF recruiting stations Ii wonld
have been better il our men could have had rome
time to be drilled and disciplined III Sts,o camps, but
every camp in the seat OF war III Kentucky al be
a canp of instruction The duty of the hour Is to
an mn the new regiments. If il were not for tire
new organizations to be put into the field, the ap-
pearance is that the Rebels would actually occupy
Kentucky and cut off our armies ia Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

Naval Retiring Board, which was subsequent
reversed. Last year he was deprived of bis CON
II. md, owing to charge Of disloyalty, but wa
promptly restored on his showing the allegation wa
predcatsd on forged letters. BY his galantry OIL
the Mississippi River he has vindcaiAi his character
against All unjust aspersions
COL. CORCORAS's PRISON EXPERIENCE.
Gen. Corcoran has concluded to fu nish tb'
material for the publication Of his experience il
Southern prisons.
TIE POSTAGE CURRENCY.
The first delivery Of postage currency was ma dt
yesterday in exchange for coin. Parties oferin.
coin in exchange will have the preference at the
Treasury Department.
ORDERED on MASTERING DUTY.
Capt. Thomas Henderson, of the u. S. Infantry,
and Capt. Bates, OF the Alb u. S. Infantry, have
been ordered to report-the former at Harrisburg
Pa, and the latter at New-York, 10 assist 10
tering troops into the United S.a,es service.
large Lumber Of sick and wounded soldiers from
the Army of Virginia to-day brought to hospi.
tails in Washington and vicinity.
APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE TAN LAW.
Tie following appointments, under the Tax Law,
have been made for Michigan:
ist Dsrict-L o. Birny Of Adrian, Collector; Joshua r
Bennett OF Adrian Assessor
I'd Dissatisfaction H. Morrison OF 81. Joseph Collector;
Elijah I House OF Paw Paw, Assessor.
Sd Distic,-lra Msyhew Of Albion, Collector; whitney
Jones OF Lansing. Assessor.
4th Di.uicAsron b. Turner of Grand Rapids Collectors
5th Distdc-G.les Hubbard of Mount Clemens Collector;
Luther Stanley Of Burlington, Assessed
9TH DistricSsmue l.. Warren OF Flint, Collector Towns
end North Of Assar. Assessor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

THI BsOoKLYN NAyY-iARD.-Ibe workmeB IN
The raehns shop heda meeting yesterday and organized
Relief i,ion with the view Of promoting the enlist
.pt OF and making provision FOR the Of their
families While absent Johs Anderson elected ChiisfuAn
Levi FarAn. Secretary. and Edwafd Fry. Treasurer
Comite Oh r.,ontions pointed consisting u Cor
nru. i.,in' Chss B. Wy-, joseph And.f'oh Eyin Post
and John Yates 10 ort today the amourts 30 be
psid a. b,unes TO those who l-.ye for the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
From Fortress Monroe.

FoErRrss MosKog. Monday, Aug H. 1867
To-day the old bridge across Hampton Creek WAS
rebuilt, and pon.oon bridge was laid across near
to it,.
force of cavalry arrived at Hampton about noon
to-day. large number Of troops are in camp abou'
two miles this side of Newport News TO night.
large baggage train is now at Hampton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The Delaware Union Conveation.

DOvKn, Del, Tucsday aug 10 IT,
The Delaware Union Convention nominated " III.
Cameron. an old Democrat, for Governor. Georye
l.. Fisher was re-uominated for Congress by necla
nation Great enthusiasm prevailed among the I'M
mense crowd present. Speeches we've made ~ Jchii
w. Forney. tie lion. VIM Fisher, aau o'nst. ne'
ontiou, were adopted endorsing the entire course oil
the Administration, and condemning Senator'S bay
ard and Salisbury Tor sympathnng with tp:asoh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The Canal 8oard.

ALDAYV, Tuesdiy, Aug. ~ lBsE
TIE Canal Board met To-Day under the PROVISIONS
of the act Of lat session. TO close up The enlargement
OF the canals. The Board reduced ths engineer
fa,,s 70 AK. nnd made to following appointments:
Eastern Diyir;on-Danel &. Jerme. Assistant
VIM. b. Cooper. Middle Divinon-i. PlAst Good,
cell; Assistant. Wm s. Kimbail- Western Division
-Oryille W. Storey. Assistant, Eusign burnett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
Msitarn Notlcea.
M0nitarS.

Monitors
Two COMPARES Of MONITORS having been eso1ed In the
imp scedented time OF seven days. = - - .-z
A THIRD COMPANY HAS BEEN ORGANIZED.
Tie members rdge Themselves 10 avoid so far possible,
the prominent Of morair and dscord rvuay con-
nected VII camp M and when tbry besone .od sr not to
forget obg gebtlenHn. Tho third Monitors
will be cemnsndeoty
CORNELIUS A. COOPER Hsa,
who 81 addition unslemishet moral chars sef, pos
tho practical nd theoretical kaS~edge Necessary fof
accomplished sol,fer. .
his ~l Moritor osny wiz 'ch be IT.
tscbed to this nSnt yocns sre dv1 Ell 10 "ee NO
tine in enrolling theuEstyes.
Headquarters No 3s Broadway.
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MARIE ID.

OsE-srEyENS-In Brooklyn. D., on Monday, Aug
n by the R,y william kshboush Mr. Joseph H. hoso TO
Mis-. fisnri,lia n sieg~as both Of Nsw-lors
STEIN-MAa-On Sunday. Aug L. by the Key L. stern
bera at tho Norfolk r,rt synssoSe GottEso otsh W
Sarah Man, both Of this city.
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wAsat>e4 : T.s.day, Aug 10, 1852.
MOVEMENTS OF GIN. BURNSIDE.

MOVEMENTS OF GIN. BtENsIDL.
Gen. Burnside arrived from tie army of Virginia
.h.s evening.
-1HL RE-ENiohCiMENT Or GEN. BANKS.
Tie S'0T Of this e,eoiu. pe editor Of which
jou,nal was OF the field our tie battle OF Cedar
Mountain, contains tie follow D.. .ar4graph
As some newspapers are pa lis1ing invidions
comments upon 'he 'het it.t ihe corps d'aImte OF
go. Banks was not fefiiolced during the battle Of
Cedar Mountain, WIFE M tot,s OF Gen. Mcdowell
we're within three and five les OF hi. posi,ion. and
ai OF Gen. Silel Withiu bovs,. aud 81 yLt miles il
iaay not be improper for "a ~ s'aie that M 10 8,
I. IN. for one hour am han di,sr the commence
uent OF the eng aleDent, & - LINKS did not dream
that be Was cOnteLoing Wit enemy in force
equal 10 hls own.
AT 5! I. H., he dispatched tic Commanding Gen.
srd ted1c effect that ~ we 4r lug g. q e1eIny be-
fore hia AT p. M, whCn L. isoops essayed tier
terrible charge upon the Rebel btsflo-, their infan-
lry reslOi.e from the cover " woods and thick
underorus1 frs reveal ea ihen overwhelming
sirepgth 70 Gen. Banks, y no cA dispatched mes
sehgef 10 the rear 10 notify Gen. Pope OF the fact.
Then IL Was that Eick.te ordered 10 push for.
ward Win all possible rap ny 10 bis sssistanee.
we saw Ricketts, advance, tntes the held Oh the
ooabe-quiek' reaching 1t IN The shortest pohsible
Vino aiter information If the real strength OF The
enemy mao Deen ie eived from Gen. Banks.
EIne truln 10, Gen. McDowells Corps was IN the
oe~ possible position 10 serve Gny emergency, ano
womb nave oeen Ill the fight beyond peradvepturt
Iaa the enemy not contrived t. conceal from Gen
ana MS whole corps daunee lis real strength
snui an hour TO late 70 permit Ricketts, 70 be or
se,sd up 10 time TO arrive the field before night
u" Rss ~ spd 70 The engagement for tue time being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
John Morgnn's Guerrilla Raid.

MAsHyILLR. Tuesday. Aug 10. 1861.
Morgan is reported to be at iiarsyille with 800
men.
The train which left Bowling Green this morning
has arrived. II met the up train from. Nashville at
Red River and exchanged passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
The Europa nj Hnlifnx.

HALiPAx. TUESDAY. Aus1st H. hts:
The Europa arrived at $50 with % passengers io'
Boston, No specie WAS reported Ihe'e Is LID an
ditionaI ueyyy. Si.s will sail at inidniaL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

The Citizens Of the / 9th Ward se ss rnes.'y 70
cue ted attend s,ig No 49, "a COZ aer 9Sis
third floor O'Clock THIS EVENING for the purpose o.
assisting ossnizs ola company Of Moss ore tor hs
Aid FARLEY HOMER FRANK LIN,
W. c. CONNOR GEORGE y. MA Sun
THOS MeSPEDON HARVEY SHELH ON,
ANSON HERRICK w X. RCCKWEis H.,
GEORGE WEIR JOHN {. BEEKM An.
ALBERT CDKDIGEI, w. A. DCOLEY,
DENIS MCCARTHY EDWARD DAYTON u
DANIEL GALLAGHER ABRAHAM KENhl EDY,
ROBERT mcGINNIS. CHARLES KING,
THOMAS CRIMMlNS, DENIS Mc0ABE.
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Dnslness Notlles.

READER. yon can have an enduring always
ready and reliable GoLD PEN eracty adsPed to your nand
and style OF writing Viii will do your writing vas'ychesp-
er than Steel Pens II you wanti see Ths Pen Is asher
than the sword" In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

TOLEDO Ohio Tuesday. Aug. 10. 1867
The Union Convention here to-day unanimously
nominated Nj. Il. Waite Of this city to represent
This district In Congress.
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I0DERIcK, c. W., Tuesday, Aug 10, 1861
The BRIG Nsn,, r ran ashore on Sangin. Saturday.
The stasmer Kaloo 'ah went to get her OF, but got
ashore also, and is nov IN bad condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
.. Rally Round the Flag
ANrhON BATTALION
LIGHT A RTIL l.

LIGHr ARTILLERY,
MAJOR Y. w. WILLARD, COMMANDING
This b,ng the ony artillery recruiting IN v,s State,
with hs speca permission Of the President sforV on oppor
,nnity for pecASe young 70 join the hue ct and
,t!icj snt Of tie .ervice.
few moro Intelligent men desrous Of ing their ecua.
w eau Positions BY applying a. hEL DQUARrERA
No 1913 BROADWAY. 'N.-.
Pay Ons 10 accordance With the United Sa..s Army
Regulallona
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ALnAsr Tuesday. Aug. ~. 1862
poa,, from the break Vt KnowlesvillJ will reach
Albany TOMORROW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

WAR TELEGRAM MlRKISG MAP.-Mesers. Il.
Prang 81 Co., No. lO9 Washington street, Boston,
have published a new Telegram Marking Map, de-
signed on large scale and printed in brown oil color.
1t Includes Maryland, the District of Columbia,
Eastern Virginia, and the Shenandoah Valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

WAR MEETIsG.-A war meeting will be held at
New-Rochele on Thursday evening next at which
Gen. Busted and others will speak
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FROM WASHINGTON.
the FAIL URE TO REINFORCE GEN. BANKS

Good Condition Of Gen, POpe'S Hospitals
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The TAX BILL,

Now READY psDpe. Of ~ pages or hue, white paper
Beside tho bill which is word for word in accordance with
the original text append Alphabetical kscapi,ua
ton OF every sr,cls by the ls~ and the amount
OF the tax to be levied thereon This endes - complete
and convenient Il Is possible to make 1t.
Price cents postpaid 81 per loo sent By express -
r,r loo n nv mail. Address THR TNBrSg New ork
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| LIQUID RESNEr.--BLAIR u N.fETfuS iIqud
R.nret for MAXIM. few moments, delicious Des,eTts
| Sold by Druggists and groc-r' . .,., -
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At JEFFERs's, No. 573 broadway, Ladies
Elastic Boor.. FL So 81 IS and ~, BALxoaALs. ~,
~ IS. and 81 So 80, , c.u,-,
8,tsoK.Is Suoxs snd CATERS in uea yaIisty, at low
pris.s JtvV,as, No 573 Broadway.
WHEELER a. WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoxPAsY-seying Machines with Important Improvements
Office No. ss5 Broadway.
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Extra Bouaty.-CoL. GU1NEY'S NATIONAL VOL
UNrEGRS-ENTRA aoUNTf.-1he PToaace III SianSe
Comm viii pay extra bounty o. SD 10 the net w
men existing it'll thu egimers The ,snnty WIN D. +sid e
Head saarters, No 8l4 broadway Mozas. Hal
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Tkc duty Of m ssng fhf Reward fer Apr rehen-
sion nd Drliyr-, of Deserters, ron the Volunteer

LavI.g assigned 10 IL bsssmes necessary In
of the lac aetentious, TO
that 70 swand wall se paid ul.ss the cerihsae sets
the regiment G, captain commanding
state which the pr enrolled, this certificate
be ssnedby commissioned Office 30 has bean regularly
n.r,a nto ths ssyice the Uni I'D States. No reward
WI be- raid for ceertees .om regiments forming unlsss
otoof c s that hs prisoners have been absent
Than ten days FRANZ l. HON p, A " N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

ROBERT HUNNER, VI. D.,
Physician or Diseases Of the Lungs No $50 Brosdssy
Nso. York; Aug 49, 1902
hote.-The writer of these letters in association
with Dr. James Hunter devotes his' exclusive atten-
tenon to the treatment of diseases OF the lungs and
throat. They can be- consulted personally or by
letter at No. o32 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

WAX DEPARTMENT. ADJrIA.T 5Fstb ALs UFYICE,
WAsAIAGIO%, Tee dsy, Aug. 49, 1867 } E.
GENERAL ORDERS No. Ii-.-l. The Department
u the Ohio hereby created composed OF tue Sise, Of
OAo Michigan. Indiana IllnC.. Mlssouh and Kentucky
cat Of the Tennessee River, sHd Co. ud. Cumberland Gsp
md the troops opsrsting IN II. " ih'y
II Ms!o GeI H. @. WHgh f. a'.lsaed to the command Of
The Deps Of the Ohio - order Of the Secretary Of
Wax L. ID. TOW NSksD. ASS. Adjt. General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

$40 Extra Bounty Regiment n. y > NJ :. Sld y.
v Nouptee.,, Col Hudson. Fifteen months II '.he FIELD.
Now /. the e 10 Join Recruits enjoy the ssrse privilege
a. old meubsrs Ron ID equirr nents scrni'sci sef
IL ke, gwen families rpedisley 90 il iAs q yos a.
h,nnv oar months pay N advance and = - wser dis
charged. Cor particulars o29y at ID RegmensA'mori isil-
place and fsl.s,. - ,,, On,
Branch Offices Greeny and l0't a. ssLt ~ I-you-
row No - Iheuyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

Army Subsxitutes.-U. :. AMY aud NAVY bA TX
ING AID sUBSTITUcE OFFICE-The undersigned hrs
FOR provioLg snbst s for rlisa
of perns wh, drafted into he army Of the
u s. under e o,5er If the SECRETARY Of War Adv
m A on Qaslernas ss Nouchey Contractor, and Res pat
ins OfceI's Bills. md Officers Pay kolA by RICHARDS
KINGS A1D, Array aud Navy Agent &c. Broad - QUO
door from 3a-st., n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
Niusteeuth Ward Moni, lxs.-Th uDd-E.igns,

Ninateenth Ward MONT Mrs. The uDde5eneAl
having suthlIit 70 raise anPany oil iahoHo.
20 be schrd TO ae Hi hoa.e Light Infantry I'd Regiment
n Us Volunteers. Empire Brigade Col r. J. OAasssu.
ling call upon. al respectable young nen OF the
Ward to corue sua jof tbs company The citem
of Ward resolved TO maze th1 nr.ieass oganizs
ton aud oder $40 add local bour.y all who Joints renn
Now "a yacr time, boy-, 10 Join good command VII o
would DO. in this glorious cause ~ preio e
er 70 to bsng sfte3 Caps WM DcUDNsI'
- Rrrrnting Ofiaer. No raS 1dav. cor. 53d.st
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

Several companies Of the 4tb regiment
OF Mssoari volunteers, havngshown them
selves mutinous and disobcdient Of orders
have been disarmed and placed in conline
ment in Benton Barracks. The private,
and non commissioned officers viii be Sent
to Cairo to work on the Notifications.
The officers Of these companies not hav
ing joined in The mutinous demonstration
but having failed to enforce order and mill
tary discipline, win be mustered out ol
service and discharged
The Major-Gtneral Commanding i.
ready to redress well-founded grievances,
but he is determined to enforce discipline
and obedience 10 orders. sssis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

GrNBoAT ExPEDEIoN,-T The War Depart.
ment is said to have received official dis.
patches from Federal Officers, that the
gun boat expedition is moving up the Ten
nessee river, aauked by infaRtry on the
shore, to attack the rebels and great ankle
ty is felt to learn the result.
The Assistant Quartermaster Of the
Burnside expedition was 10 N. Y. on Wed
nesday, chartering more steUmers and sail
ing vessels in which to forward ordnance
and commissiary stores lie reports the
health of the troops good, and when be left
there were about hundred vessels of the
expedition at IIatteras Inlet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

Ar an Abolition Convention recently
held IN Boston SrEpHEN s. FosTKR, sald
they bad something else 70 do besides Elv.
ing The negro his freedom We must pnt
him into the Senate, and admit him into
our social circles. We have got 20 swallow
the negro whole, wool and all II we are
not prepared TO do this, We had better fight
on the Confederate side. lie would not
support the Government in its present po.
sition. lie had endeavored to dissuade
every young man he could from enlisting,
telling tbeW they were going to 6ght for
slavery
Wendell Phillips sad he should deplore
the complete success Of Gen McClellcn, II
his present policy was TO be continued
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

THE last news frvm Europe looks as u
our suppIooessiu Yielding to the arrogaace
of johnny Dull bts, as ~ss expected, pre-
parsd the way for rev demands, and con
frmation 81. our eafnestncss TO propitiate
his grace aud umiabilty. The papers are
discussing very freely the merits Of the
stone fleet blockade, and the more common
opinion arrived at, is that IL is not strictly
IN harmony with nationsl comfy, and that
II persisted ID. il win coll for interference
from both the allies France and England,
and that the former power will take
initiatory IN the remoustrancc. Then again
Mr.. Boil has foand cause for raising his
sweet voice, IN the presence OF the United
StatesIvessel, Tuscarorn, at Southampton,
and according to Mr. Tharlow Weed, has
soti6ed Capt. Craven that he will be de-
tanned at that port sufficient length Of
time to give the Nashville, tue object Of bis
ambition, "a hours start in getting TO sea.
Thus, the conclusion forces itself upon
us, that England win not want for pre-
text TO bring this nation to her feet, not.
withstandiug our haste to remove that con-
nected with the rebel ENJOYS. Peace on
the Potomac, is only the process of gesta-
ton by which complications from abroad
are TO be suppliked to us.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Lands and Tenements.
AshtahuIa Common Pleas june Term, 1858.

JoErr II. THOMAS Us ERAsTUs G. STRoxo.
RY Virtue of on ORDER Of SALE
~ duly issued from said Court above case to me
rected viii offer for sale by way Of pubic auction, At the
door OF the Court House In Jeerson Ahabua county Ohio
On Saturday The lst dag Of March, a ID. 1862,
between the hours of 10 and o'clock Of said day. the
following described Lands and Tcnefnents, to wit.
Situate In the townships of Plymouth and Saybro0k,
county Of Astabua aud State of Ohio being In Township
Number r. In the third and fourth ofTownhps in the
Connecticut Western Reserve called the first piece being
part of tho North end OF Lot No. So In the township Of say
brook and bounded East by the Plymouth township line,
5l6y-one that line drawn from said Wileys l2O5
stake thence East TO the township line aforesaid to the
Souh line of tie above granted and described premises to
be parallel TO the North line OF said Lot No So and to
tain 80 acres Of land appraised at - . p
Also other piece of land situate iu the Township Of
Plymouth and is bounded and described follows to wit
West the township line between Plymouth and Saybook
and the 80 above Described South by BY
Timothy Strong 10 Moses Cross and John NJ Faulkner to the
Fast line Of Faukners land 70 ske thence along Daniel
Hubb ards land 1909 to the North east OF Lot 4s
centre OF the Townop Road thence South along the centre
N said road 290 thence West to the Township line contain
ing seventy 0 Of land being the North part Of Lot
No IS (excepting fetervaton Of FIVE to Timothy
Strong the North line OF said Lot No. 4s west from tho
Township road to the Township line parallel with bis other
lAndl the above Two lots to contain hundred
and being the lands decided 70 Erastus Stroog BY
rnothy Strong and wt Nov 9 1873 and recorded IN Ash
tsbua County Records pace 6ls ma az appraised
Stf,a7-ag 2si AS Specai Master Commissioner.
Jefferson, January 2ist, 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-08

RAnia- Iunnasy Il, iso7.
We eama over liers last evening, aud
ana gEafiied to fhflihat the giving 40 of
the Tfsns Emissariea bas effected hare, what
Is also very apparent IN England, favor
ahlo changs 10 the public sentiment. And
in the corFespondence on the subject all
sgpee that our Government has q decided
s6Eantage.
Hor tie opportuHisy Of doing the right
thing n proper spirit, we are hugely in
debic1 10 the Queen, who urged mildness
and couellllatieB spss the Minissess who
went to Windsor 10 obtain Her MajestY's
approval Of their Deapateh
But or enemies are at work endeaVOFing
and h0ping 10 create fresh dIficalties. Up
on Ne meeting Of Parliament strenuous
oiIofi Will be made u violate the Blockade.
Raela3d, Il is said, win Is nsged 70 this
oeorse bg kTahcs The cause, ID part, for
this l8.fhs want of cotton. But will they
ROt K 2 We shall see.
The repoBtee sale Of the Nashville Is
NOS unlikely 10 Be true The Amefican
consuI II Souihamptea tela me on Balur.
day, that negotiations were on leo6 The
intention d ia put her crew on board apotb-
e steamer, and thus dodge the "Tusca.
Foss. CaFtain Crayen keeps up vigil
npt watch. He has not LEFT hIs ship for .
lnomons T.w.
Tas troops 81 Sort Holt base been re-
moved 10 consequences of high water