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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-09-13
TEE HOUsBKEEPERS'
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

Pepqred from improved receptby the proprietor of the
"BRoTHE JONATHAN POLISH il certified by AL the leading
New York Furniture Dealers ana IanuFoe Makers to be
the best in the removing Scratches MARKS and Dirt
restoring high aud nsting gloss 10 a III ds Of Narnis
ed work, hou Furniture 10 leather. n s cheaper ard bet
ter than Vanish, de- dpely and T. ea-ily applied
With piece OF Canton Flannel rd hottie nr Two If this
NewFmnue Polish. HouFeleeIer can vtrk nalc IN tue
urtnre Of a house and keen luukin lite Now The
time to 'sbi eup your Tables Chare es isroa Picture
F,Hues Carriges ETC. aid u,ke lGab ll cent bet
Ter. This true ecoboniy. Fo sR- ty fnruiiue dealers
Storeteepers geneauy fice Apat4 cents bottle. De-
Got No. J ~urlce Street, Al. y. eclal Agents NaYted
tlyesg
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Crockery,

A FULL assortment ofboth Common and
IA White Stone China Of the popular Huron Pattern,
which will be sold low FOR Cash. at MORRISONS.
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FACT WORTHY OF NOTICE.

MR. HALL has sold Pianos aud MelodeonF for than
fifteen years large scale, and has sold inferior
instrument, and never will
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DIs III5Vl1It 2'-11 y I'''7
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
nose as an aperient hut find their beneficial effects upon
tbe Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac
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rejoice that have at length purgatye which Is wor-
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people,
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SIN: have used your Pills my general aud hospital
practice you made he and cannot hesitate to
sny they are the best cathaItc employ Their regu-
afinp action on the liver is quick and decided conse-
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them Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. ID,
Igliteicdqu off he AErtiue HOsDtfdf.
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.UnsettIed Accounts,

requested to call Immediately and arrange the
Prompt payment win be required that the liabilities of the
firm may be and discharged, The business will be set
tied by the undersigned. II. l.. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner of Root & Morrison.
Ashtabula, June /, 1861.
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PillsPills.

Among the large quantity have the Printer says he win
following
brAneres. James Aofars Holoways RobAck's, PArkeFs
Madame boyiuea Granenberg, soues Cheeseman's.
hsfa' Poor Aana, spaaidins,s, &c. &c. 6e
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NOTICE-Th partnership of Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death OF e. c. Root
the senior partner is necessary that the busnes OF the
should be closed speedily possible All persons
therefore, havin-
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Having made arrangements to continue
business al the Old stand of Root Morrison take this meth
cd of returning thanks TO the customers and friends of the
solicit continuanc of the same to myself
My Stock of Goods is Full and Complete,
comprising all articles and many than usually
keptby the merchants of our village.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints Oils, Glass a Putty
are kept in full stock will sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taen exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and circumstances will not admit of long
wnded eiedit credits TO doubtful customers. To all who
prompt and reliable am prepared 20 extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment win be required in all cases a the
time agreed upon Putting and blowing entirely out Of
line My desire is to deal fairly and squarely with all Try
me and see for yourselves Yours truly, ..
| Jvne 10, 1861. II, l.. MORRISON.
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AY ER's
oATHARTIO
PILLS.

Ara YOU sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out of
order, with your system ue-
ranged, and your feelings un-
romfoftaliei These symp-
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serious Illness. Some NJ oi
sickness Is creeping upon You,
and should be averted BY .
limaly use Of tlIo right rem.
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let the llnida move on unob-
etruoted IN health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of tie body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify the system from
ihe distinctions which make
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OVBenLcIyg DiUIIIItEtE3 ANVNt'NI - u NJ"
From Dr. j. q. Green, Of Gcago.
Your Pills have had a long trial IN my practice, and
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bilious dysentcry dHd diu7hga. Their sugar-coating
makes them worry acceptable aud convenient for tho use
a,lC
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~ Candies, Tea. Coffee. Sugar Starch
Aspes Pepper Soaps and Toilet Articles Cologne Eense
6e Lamp Irippnca Lamps repaired Brnshes All Eins M
oola andI put up By the Shakers. Paints Of an knds
70 small Tin Cans for iauny use.
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Constipation, COstiveness, Suppression,
RheunIatisNi, GOUt, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

FIODt DT. y, Il uUYNfi IIvIflTtlIi UuNlIlu' ~
Too much cannot he said OF your Pills for the OF
c0sreRess. IfoheTs of fraternity nve found them
rs elcacious have they should join me In proclai
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that complaint which, although bad enough in ITSELF Is
the progonitor Of others that believe
tireess to originate in the liver but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
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WARSAW, W y0mlng IOi n, l., UCI. ~ Io"Ur
DEAR SIN using your Catharte Pills In my pric~
tice and find them excellent purgave to cleanse the
system and purity Ae Jaluains qf ue tloed,
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Patent Medicines.

inament opodeldoe, Sweet Oil, Toehes seidz Powders
Geat and endless variety Of other notions and articles
| 10 the Medicine line.
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Silk Goods. shawIs and Hosiery.

RLACK Dress Silks. and Fancy Silks at
~ prices fsr below ihe market Fogled sks FIoranee
and Maeeline Silks, Broche, Tbibet and Chasee nhAws
May lst '62. MOhisisoN,F,
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DYspensln. ImpnritY of the BloO

Dyspepsia, lmpurity or the blOOu'
From ReU J. " Hines, Pastor Qf Advent Church, Boston,
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success my family and among those am called to visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known and can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, j. v. HINES.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-27
CITY COuncn Proceedings.
hoard oF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
According to adjournment, the Board
met yesterday evening, President BHEN
in the Chair
Alderman ROBE offered the following
resolutions, which were passed unani-
mously:
Resolved By tie city Couc,l-1st That
it is the sense Of the City Council that
all business houses should be closed on
the Fourth of July from 8 o'clock 6. m.
until 3 p. m.
ID That all church and public bells
should be rung at sunrise on the Fourth
Of July. That all business, public Off
GERS and those in charge Of the various
churches, be and they are hereby re-
specially requested to observe and see
that the above resolutions are carried
out.
Sd. That these resolutions be publish
ed in the city papers.
Alderman MAYFELD offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted, and that,
with the above, were transmitted TO the
Common Council for concurrence -
Rssolrei By the city CounaL That the
citizens of Nashville be and are hereby
requested TO hang out of their windows
and doors the Stars and Stripes on the
coming Fourth Of July.
The resolution passed by the Common
Council at its last meeting, concerning
the preparation and publication of the
financial condition of the city was con-
cured in.
A petition from L. l.. PARKS, in refer
cnce to relief from certain taxes, was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee; and
one from Y. L. RrDGELY, asking permits.
sion to make certain improvements, was
granted,
The Committee having reported adj
verscly TO NJ. NJ. BREy's Confscatior
Bill, Mr.. b. asked and obtained permits.
sion TO withdraw it.
Further time for consideration was
granted the Committee on Alderman
CuEAruAM's Prostitution Bill, on appIi.
cation Of Alderman CLAmoRNE.
The Bill authorizing the purchase o.
a Map Of the City Water Works, was, OF
motion Of Alderman CHEATHAM, taken up
and passed its three readings.
The Board then adjourned TO meet The
Common Council in Convention for Ia,
purpose Of clec,ing a Board Of Education
for the ensuing year.
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Preparations for a desperate
battle before Richmond are
being made.
JEFF. DAVIS Reported SICK at
Raleigh,
Latest Washington News.

LOUISVILLE; June 2G-The news from
the Potomac is, that Gen. HooKEn had
advanced his position in order to get into
the open country beyond a swamp near
Richmond Three hundred were killed
and wounded on each side
The correspondent of the New York
I1bDHe writes that General PORE had
captured thirty thousand men and TWEEN
ty-two thousand stand of arms beyond
Corinth, but released most of the cap
tiyes on parole, many of them were
from Kentucky and Tennessee because
he could not feed them
The correspondent of the New York
Times says, General NIcCLELLAN is bring
ing up his siege guns from Yorktown.
The Rebels are evidently preparing to
resist but are unwilling to assume the
offensive.
Richmond dispatches says jeff Davis
is sick at Raleigh, where he had gone to
visit his sick child.
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-The New York
rumors Of contemplated Cabinet changes
are generally regarded as mere spccula-
tons.
NFw York, June 2G.-Gold eight three
quarters; nine quarter premium.
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COMMON COUNCIL,

The Common Council held their regu-
lar meeting yesterday evening. After
waiting some forty minutes Tor quorum,
the senior Councilman of the Second
Ward, Esquire SoUTuGATE, was called
10 the Chair An informal consultation
was then held by the members Of both
Boards, which lasted about half an hour,
when the Council was called to ORDER the
Minutes read approved and signed, and
reports of Committees called for.
Councilman KNQwLEs, on behalf Of the
Finance CoSmittcc, read from the Re
port Of the Revenue Collector the totals of
his accounts, from which it appears that
up to the 9th inst hc has paid over TO
the Treasurer for Corporation purposes,
SGlG 73, and holds for the Board of Edu-
cation S2O7 H. The Water Tax Collcc-
tor has paid to the Treasurer S9O7 0G.
The reports were received and ordered
ON file
Councilman ANDERSON, on behalf Of
the Committee ON Water Works, reported
that the coal has been nearly all COM
sumed, and that it is impossible to pro-
cure a supply here, except at an cNhor-
bitant price. The Committee are en-
doayoring to procure a supply from Lou
isyillc The engine alluded TO at the last
meeting has proved worthless. The COM
mittoe also reported the following Bill,
according to instructions:
IN ICT auHo1suy me- purchase NJ n
Map ~ Hf Cy Water HwLs.
SECTION /. Re 70 enacted iV The CHy
CawaiJ N1grilF That the Committee
ON Water Works be authorized aud di-
rrctcd 10 procure for the use OF the Cor
poration, a Map or Plan Of the City
Water Works, which shall be a complete
exhibit of the same, giving the length
and size OF the pipe laid through the
various streets, with all the branches,
fire plugs and stbp valves connecting
with lhe same, with am accurate descrip-
lon ot their locations, functions and
intersections, the same 90 hc laid down
uu such a scale as shall enable the Su.
peuutcndgnt of the Water Works TO as
certain by measurement from any given
point their exact positions without diff
Hgulty or delay
Sr. %. b mufI That the Map
shall Doe executed under ;hy supervision
uf the Committee ou Water Works. and
when completed Go their satisfaction,
they shall be and they are hereby au-
thor.lod 90 draw upon the Corporation
treasury tor such an amount as shall in
their opinion Boz a reasonable compeusa-
zion for the execution ot the work.
The bin was passedou its first reading
and ,hc hulw being suspended passed
it second and third readings. aud was
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nmItarY Gotcrnnr-

The designation Of Mr. James Rob5 as
Military Governor Of New Orleans, under
ihe authority of the United States, has
produced general and strong manifesto
tlons of pleasure among our citizens.
Mr. Eobb is universally known aud rec
speotcd lu this community for his liber-
allty, his intelligence, and his extensive
and intimate knowledge of the condition,
the characteristics and the needs ~ our
city An exclusively commercial city,
New Orleans requires, BOO the authority
which is 90 control its administration, inc
innate knowledge oi commercial affairs.
and this requirement Mr. bohh possesses
DO large measurg.-A orleans Iuy.t
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HEApyUMTHEs us. Fogcr- I
NASHVILLE. Jnnn y. 1902 /



no lo0mau will bg allowed 90 cross
tho Railroad Bridge, over the Cumberland
River at this city except soldiers on due
~. by order Of
Gen T.. DUMONT, Commanding.
ID. BEADEN, A.A.G.
ErEoFATEp-Mc arc pleased 90 see
that Jo. WuTE has rr-Gtted and other
wise improved bis Shaving shaa, ON
Iniou street. so. &c. he is now pre-
pared lo DO au extensive business BOO bis
lme he hatters himself that there is
not a more comfortably arranged estab-
ilshmrut of The kind ia The city and
would be- pleased 10 have tLr patronage
of an hs old customers continued. and
solieis a oaIl from strangers and the
public generally June 22-lw
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Hang out Your Banners on the
outer wall!

Our readers will see by the programme
given in our columns, that a lively time
may beexpected on the glorious Fourth
Every patriot should unite in the cele-
bration. Let the city futter with flags,
until it looks like a vast flower garden
spanncd with rainbows, Get your flags
ready
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE u. 1862.

We learn that there are a number Of
cases Of scarlet fever in EdgcGcld.
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gen. Durnont's Lato Expedition.


Among other items Of interest, we
mention the late expedition Of Gen. Dr.
MONT into East Tennessee.
On the 1lth he received information
that the enemy was near Woodbury., and
the General determined to intercept him
if possible, and accordingly left Muir
freesboro', on the 18th with the Bird Min
nesota, Goth and 18th Ohio, 9Th and 2lst
Kentucky, and 18th Michigan Regiments,
and eight pieces Of artillery, and GOO
cavalry; making in all about 5000 men
But on arriving at Woodbury., at o clock,
on the evening Of the 18th, learned that
, the "chiyalrous' soldiers of STAUNs,
HARRIS & Co. had "skcdaddIed' for the
mountains, having learned that the Cyan
KEGS were cn.routc for McMinnville and
still further east. The column moved on
TO McMinnyilc on the 18Th, and then
learned that STAHNEs was at Pikcvillc, 81
miles across the mountains, The Gen
eral being determined that no stone
should be left mturncd TO overhaul the
enemy, Immediately dispatched GOO cav
airy four pieces Of artillery AZ d the Bird
Minnesota regiment all under command
Of Col. LESTER, to Pikcyillc, the distance
being made in lG hours. But ON arriv-
ing at Pikcvilc, found that the enemy
had left for Kingston, cn-routc TO Knox
Vile. Gen. DuMoNr in the mean time
marched with the rest Of the column Is
miles up the mountain, in order TO be ac-
cessibe in case Of an attack on Col. LES
TER, but on learning that the enemy had
left Pikeyillc, the column marched back to
McMinuyllc, where they rested two days
aud then took up the line Of march for
Murlreesborough This march is con-
sidered by military men, one Of an eN-
traordnary nature, but the prospect Of a
fight, and the energy Of their gallant
General checrcd the men on, and the
march was made without n murmur
Great credit is due to the officers in charge
Of this expedition Though they had No
fight we have the assurance that the
enemy is driven beyond the mountain
The iollicst and most independent
dealers in our city are our market pco-
pie. Whoever else fails of selling THEN
wares, they are seen TO sell out without
the least trouble. The market man
knows in the morning TO a five cent shin
plaster the sum hc will take home al
dinner. His only trouble is the mpor,
tunity and annoyance Of the customer.
who throng and iostlc around him, The
Jam begins at day. break and lasts three
or Tour hours when everything edible i.
swept from the market Not q potato
nor a pound of butter, nor beet is to b,
seen. Not catfish swings in tor.
ment from his pole not a shin-bone re-
mains for blue. bottle TO buzz around
Nothing remains except the fragrant
breath of the onion which still haunt,
the deserted markot-housc. even as a.,
scent Of the withered rose fingers i'm ia,
broken vase. Who wouldn't hc q mar.
1ci man in Nashville?
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All Of whom was declared duly elect
ed, when the Convention adjourned, and
the Aldermen returned TO their room, and
adjourned TO their next regular meeting.
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The Louisville Journal makes these
sound and iudicious remarks in answer
to a correspondent who claims that all
men should be allowed to run for office
We endorse the Journals views as entire
ly correct They are exactly what we
have urged on the people Of this State:
What our correspondent here refers to
is evidently nothing more or less than the
suppression Of the secession party in the
State. We think this not merely right but
obligatory The secession party in the
State is a party organized for the pro-
motion of the existing conspiracy against
the Government 1t is a reasonable
party; and as such, its suppression, if
practicable, is necessarily obligatory
upon the Government And its suppress
sion is practicable. 1t therefore should
be suppressed That is to say it should
not be allowed 10 manifest itself. IL
should be cut down wherever il raises its
balclul head. There is no other course
in logic or in patriotism. The Govern
ment that should recognize the right of
such a party TO exist would thereby
repudiate its own right to exist. The
right to destroy cannot co-exist with the
right to preserve. How can there be any
difference of opinion amongst loyal peo-
pie on a point so vital aud SO plain Our
correspondent does not doubt the power
or the duty Of the State authorities to
suppress a gang Of counterlcitcrs or Of
horse thieves; yet he doubts the power
OF the duty of the national authorities to
suppress a party of traitors, Why does
he doubt? Is treason less unlawful than
counlerfeiting or horse stealing Is 1t
an offence of less enormity or OF less de-
structvencss We fear our correspon-
dents public sympathics are not in a
very hcalthful condition
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-27

The Nashville US0S, one Of the most
spicy papers on our exchange list, comes
TO us this week, enlarged and other
wise improved in appearance. This evil
dencc OF prosperity is extremely crafty
ing 20 its numerous friends who look TO
it as the main fundamentally in dis
pensing truth TO the deceived and suffer-
ing Southerncrs. lis manly outspoken
sentiments strike responsive chords
throughout the country Jau
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Tennessee Money Wanted ia EN-
change for millinery Goods nt
Wholesale.
State Bank GO
Planters and Union ~
LAMB a MuBrHEY have just received
a fresh lot Of Trimming, and Bonnet Rib
bons, Ruehcs, Laces, Flowers Chidren's,
Misses, and Ladies' Hats, English Split,
Coburg and Tulip Braid Bonuels, besides
a general assortment Of Millinery Goods,
which they offer TO the t17e at small
advance, taking Tennessee funds at the
liberal terms mentioned. We would adj
wise the MillinoTs and Merchants to give
them an early call They keep at No.
lG, Public Square lCaIhoun's Old storeI
june l7-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-27

The Grand Jury Of Fayctte county,
Ky, at its recent session, found true bills
for treason against the Commonwealth
against john c. BnEcEMErDGE, WILLIAM
PREsToN, ROGER w, HANSON, ROBERT W.
WooLEY, Robert j. BHECENRruGE, Jr,
JOHN H. MORGAN, and other persons too
tedious TO mention.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-27

President BRES took the Chair and
called the Convention to order, stating the
objects of the meeting, and declaring the
chair ready to receive nominations for
Members Of the Board Of Educationfor the
coming year, when Councilman Coin
nominated the following named gentle
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-27

Is it the duty Of the government to
modify its policy for the purpose of con-
ciliating traitors? Did the American
Congress in 1906 modify its policy to
conciliate tories?
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The New York Wo,H says that it is
not at all in favor unless absolute neces-
sity requires it, of enrolling blacks as
federal soldiers, even in regiments by
themselves but, for the sake of showing
how Nirginians in the revolutionary
struggle felt about it, we have been at the
pains of hunting up an enactment of their
General Assembly at its session begun at
Richmond, October 20, 1873. 1t seems
that the ancestors Of the present T. f.
VS. not only had no objection to the
military service Of the negro, but that he
was allowed to take the place of the
white man in regularly organized white
regiments; and that slaves in this way
served as substitutes for their masters.
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ANNIVERSARY 1!
Celebration of the 4th Of July, 1862,
AT THE STATE CAPITOL!


TIUUrN- r,T-p gtr>.s lf..,,. ,,.,.,f.u.u. ..,,t
various Church and other Public HHs win Doc RUM -
", .' '''''',', "'' 10 ''', '''''''
'.''' .'.'.'.' '". '' ''uN w. move
TO Union. down Union to college. out OF CoIa, 90 che
Public square; around tbo sluar, TO Cedar. AND uu
Cedar street TO tua Capitol
,.,.,.., ..,. ,...,..... .. ..
CONTRASTING At yo,.r,.s
l. VI "7'' "N IN" NlllllalN ''iln'
-. Prayer bv Rev. illumination