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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

Finally, II you have any kind of Produce to
sell for Cash, or Exchange for Goods, bring il
to the old and well tried stand of
Ashtabula, Nov. IA, 81. G. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-18

TYLER a. COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Goodc
Groceries Croekery Boots Shoes Hats CAP t&c, ~
two door North Of Fisk House, Ashtabula, o. 4
, 1862-05-07

Q I N Y & n T @ r S

PAfKNT LAWT1Hs AID sui tr. K- , ~. ..h, T7I
Od6ceNo. 1Axnaon Rlock conef oy s,arF yo,I if1rh
tngt0n s1eeta Eost Once Boz 4t. A5.Gcie3 1t esh-
tngtoa end London. Circulars sent 70 .ay a5dresa.
, 1862-05-07

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Esceiyed from loyal citizens only at the Office Of
The Forage Department u 8. A. In the .itY Of St
Louis, MO, I'll J: O'Clock n. Mon1ayt May 18th. 1885,.
100 Goo to ptGu bushels OF t3ats; 1t3l bus1
es Of Com TO be eeltysred At tae Gore! nmeat Ware
Landlrgh In the city Of st Louis free Of drayage Oats
must be : pounes 70 the bnsael and beth x211s of
Of bushels f OATS snd 1o 90 bushels Cora
per week BIDS for each hind Of gram must he made
"tropesas for Corn" No bids Will be received uGless
cndeised b. two Responsible names Al bidders are
requested - be present PROMPTLY Al the ming Of
the btca, All btos NOT promptly answered to viii be
rtcted The right rese to rs!ect anv Or I'll the
bids. ED. CHAPMAN. 4 Q N.
st. Louis. Ap1u g. 1862. EFi pta5.td
, 1862-05-07
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MILITARY lRsrRucrlnE Am DRILL.

. saHrE sGHSrEEHH s eSioS s,as cvLLEaE snd MILITARY
III oge9 IT rstTsTs 3 1S.dsac s1d Collegiate coa.sea
teacheIb .horonga appontments and eTcsiIent ami
0nceA bnth rFFulkE and scientific conrSe4 the VIZ
attractive fro1naa nns Jnnasiu I'D ns1y otise5
acrAnafs which ~b"nid ckt the attanion q parenta
E.1MI AxD . KIxs5 Iac11os 35. . sEeaD, R4ToSEr Asn
DnuI- under At ts6nter Of tnir+d atsoes A71ny SIu
1ens1 dseH y Uniform TKrxs-f175 PEI school 7esr
tattloo lr every department. Excellent accoannods
1oea fxse.> untsT ete SANE ro<f Win anS
aa7D. ooyEHT. President taltoa, H. feea4 rs
, 1862-05-07

MASTERS SAIE.-State of Hi
iv4 posa Cook County-ss Circuit Court Of Cook
CHnnt4-fn ChaneeD. g4mea 4 Bees NJ. Dani.I 7.
Pnb5'c na1ice u heFery gwen thss I. L. C. Paine
FTe+1, Masterln t;hancery q Cook Co9uty stase Of
ct+ ectrren IN tht entltled tna7tn day
of March. T. D 1s2 sel At public auction .or cash to
HOUSE f Cook County, IN tbs Cty Of Chicago 10 sad
Comfy. Or asTUBpkT tho tenth d&y %! My, T. D
lie prr :Rts descloed ID me 8t Of Cmplaant *A.d
canss. falE1t-lnt talrty.ntDe 50, z Pats GIoLe
md ID iEa5 = BeeE eight g r. Hasdleys saealyt
three {?s) 10 thirty seven ~ inclustvo IN Pins
GfuTe, III attuaee ln Section tweusyons Gl
esst IL he Comfy of cooE and Et4te Gf ult1a OF
nouGh pn ueh portion trereof ~ may b. nes 70
~Ee Ftt ruofe1 duA to tho ta{d defendant CeAvolkua
1nSn the moftgaEa desctbat IL aa,d Bs1 OF Conpaaat
q ~ "a asEe 1s4iH* FR& R
: nt:4zoss Apsti ~. ~ = .:,.: aRs pslea
, 1862-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.-Public no

1F1 tice hereby given that Seltgman Schlesnger
The Mo1rgagee n certain Mortgage Deed dated sep
5o, Ing theren) ard recorded in the office Of the Ee
roreef Of CooE Gonnty. Illinois IN Book s Ct Mort
gagce. Page ~ WILL by OF default by the said
Waaer tn the asnent Of the prouhsoey n9te In said
o1teage speinsd ssl. At euet1e aac1on foE csah 70
in the ClI4 Ct Chicago county Of Cook aforesaid on
the 18th day Of June. 1e2 At ten O'Clock Ia the fo-e
MyerboH asuhd1visl1n Of Block onsL Lot thirteen
ts) IL the Board Of Trustees Of the illinois aqi Mic
gan Canal EuhdlEfsfan Of the ~e4t part Of 5ectou
i've o. In Township tngsyntns (ss1, north Of Rsuee
aubdlrsion 81 N5erhof recorded IN tha Office Of ne
KeGo1def M a aa91essid T. Book 49 q Aans Page a5
in sad .rtgage, se any present iemalning Interest
q t9e ,aid N snd g ths south easseEy 1slf OF
addition 70 Ch1cagu being twenty (0) feet in width
aud fronting on Milwaukee avenue
CItearN M2Y Sd 1EE9 uY5 fSi.lua
, 1862-05-07
Tb& Gtibun&,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1869.
For the Chicago Tribune.J

lFor the Chicago Tribune.J
King Cotton's on Hi9 Knees.
RI JEssE CLEMENT.
I hear The shout On every side,
Now swelling Ike stiaeuing breeze,
liking Cotton's 1oefng al bis pride;
King Cottou's On his knees'
Hes opening all his larger ports,
The Northern myrmidons to please;
Hes yielding ali his stolen ports;
Klng Cotton's On h1a heea.
Repulses come like heaping SHOWS,
This trembling monarchs heart to freeze;
'Tis hard to stand the Federal blows;
King Cotton's On his knees.
He's lost the crown he lately 1oors-
He has no crown his wants to ease
His pazmy days Of scrip are o'er;
Eing Cotton's On his knees.
King Cotton soon must go to jail,
The wrath of Justice to appease,
And, spite Of bales, he'll &c: no bail;
King Cotton's On his knees
King Cotton has traitor's heart,
And Knows who swing On felon trees;
And he must end the traitors part;
King Cotton's on his hees.
Dubuque, May 1852.
, 1862-05-07
Safes.
S20O.OO::s IN ONE OF


.- BEHRING'S PATENT SAFES,
At the great fire In Pearl Fulton ETC., Jan. u 1e6
NEW Yo7K. Jan. q, 1852,
GKETs: The large HEER1NG'S PATENT CHAN.
P1QE SAFE you inside for me few yeora ago, hsa
been pat TO severe test IN the CREST dre corner OF
Fulton and Pearl sHeeB on the 18th tnst- which en-.
trely destroyed By building. together with many
othe7A The nre commenced about o'clock Sunday
nornlnR and the esie vas taken nom the ruins after
N exposure Of more than thirty hours four Safe
liable papeTa nesides gold and oliver, bank bs coo
pom bonda, &C. amounting 70 over Two HUNDRED
THoreAED DOLLARS. EveIJthtng ia the Safe Is Ia
feet order, except the binding of the hook1, being
steamed Tour Patent ChAupion safe E1ves q great
satisfaction and has guarded safeT thIouEh the IRE
'VeEy dollar ef't' contents. a's Fosf FIST fER
AHurHxx TEE sAxE yIxE-610 600 aAvKD.
91uxKAL OFFE@, NEW H4yRN sTkAEBo.9 Co
NEE ToEK, Jan T. 1885,
MesatH. HxgR1Ha u Co. No. 81 BroAdway-GRATs: !:
re had OF Jour tafent Champion SAiee n The 70
cent extensive rc corner Of Fulton and Pearl
the Goth int The Safe was n tho third btoF7 of the
cellar. 1t was taken nom tha runs after TnkTFst1
HcuHa exposure, and was RKD HOT It contained or
Dooks and papezn conEder1be amount IN bAak notes
and shout $1,000 in Treasury notes aud Other sacu
Tiues-au Of which 1e found Ia good order. and un-
scAthod. Respectfully f91574 4 un,,zur
aERRnGs rATEFT, .ggHaAAaFl6R F1REPRooF
HERRlEGB CHAMTIOE EBURILARFROOF SAFES.
LINED xtth HcH!nE 4 F1oyds KKw FAyxHT -<;RFs-
TAIZKD R0E'+ the oalJ metal which cannot be
drilled. HERRIEG h CO. a stats street
t&1.klEsy4tnp
, 1862-05-07
EFgaI Autires.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
e aaS st aad ps
f D1aR Is I be en aa
aSi psa1
sqn & aiziy 'hou;a14 doI!s5s ys9 tSs sal 5yIe
particularly mentioned and aesc71Dea ia eatd mort
sea dea Il SscE Il ss sss Esss
Tie condition Of the said bond being that was7esa
the said Jsbez K Botsford bound. surety for t
above tounden- C5rchlus Beers to ". l. NsWberry On
S eens sso e oas5
cn Hote Tor i've tho9sa4d dollszs, with interest
james Garter note for four thouFana do1lars Ftth
diana :. oate bena On ote ie taonssnd d DOL
s51 @ s oF ao a9 II s a
to George CohD cote 1or thirteen hundred do!ls-s
nae Ss @ n re- fa m 6s q
due ard 10 EroE aae on salt notsa On All Which IN,
NoE, t :hc abore bourdeu. cysentus Beers his hctra
Or cause TO e pad ae sto1esald notes and interest
saTt ind Keep harmless tie said Jobez &. 3ote!ord
bis executors and ators Of and from al
@ m en asn n nj s 81
.cd otherwise 70 be and remain In fus force and
And ,Eh1 + # as pT93,tSsd Dc IL aSa y eaid
OF ue sd notes aud Interest. either Of them eisher
q pslnypsi or n,sssst a ihs coaa,sis Of the ssa
coyensnIs ilefsin coEceas d. py reason Rhsfeof ths
aI any srI 90 t,,rn Rn IN tnt cas Il sh1H h.
aawI .or he sad HoSsord irom time to tas a. he
sa,a hond ID @nen,iaaca. a1ts puoaare nos'cs Ia a
T.wzpa:tr IrIa.ed in The city of Cca5v sozr sa1j,
rTt;1 ises Se-e matte: IL cI;e or 50 mnc toeTof M
YOU'D o. NJ c. ssary TO iembuT:e himself fsT I'll mon
nts-e Of aavertising aud selling s1d properly toact1
and 81 ws e III he q VI ~
c SUCTION At the norih door .. o Court House said
CITY or Chcae O. to TIE highest bidder for cash 1t te
line 1ncp1topen tn such rcttce "
and whereas defaulr bAs been made In the payment
o. fald Ipceb1et ness mentioned 1n Pai1 bond = the
Fad Bcefe and the sstd Bostord surety IS atogesat
beFu ubatd 10 nav and hns pals G. rae said 1ndtbted
Leti and interest mentioned in sal bona to toe mount
, 1862-05-07

4 RTILLERY AND CAVALRY
q OFFIcERs-An extra 41ce lot Of ssbres Be1s
Dress Gaunt1ets. ARo. Infantry Field and Line or
4GeEs Swords he best articles made Gota Smith snd
t1dees Shoulder Straps Hugea, &C. &C. all sold very
cheap for cath. E: u BOWEN, 20 CLARK street, lup-
, 1862-05-07

spenttd lot Spring Ciesks, Il to Is: flne lota OF
Flowers Emhroderle.- and numerous other bargains,
which selling sha1f price st Boq1es Cheap store
No 1G South Clark street above Monroe ap31 1pS4s3n
, 1862-05-07

kfASTNR'S SALE.-State Of III
sXl nois, Cook County. So. Circuit Court OF Cook
Count3-In Chancery Stephen Ch1lds samuel E.
Chflas Ht1aan r. Chtlds Etoz=u Sautet at 4l-For+-
clo4s1,7r OF Mort zaee-
P1bl1c notice Is hereby gtren kat L. C PaIne
Freer Baster tn ChanceTY Of Cook CnuutY State Of
Inlneis vii in obedence. u the msnd.se 10 Ad-eree
entrrf In thz abpy4 entitled cauHe s-N ut public
Tcn 10 ca.h htchest bdoeE: 1t tbs norr DOR
If fne Conrt Roue In th city Of GntcAgo Gounty ot
ten ociccf IN forenoon Of e.d d4y Al the t'llos
fnR described parcels of lind sira.ts In the 1o1nss o.
Cook afotFsais 10 undivided thirds OF the
esst hsi Of Ihe ;llhEfst 9as1e5 od se:ioo mir.
fo1rtsen { east al The third principal rdlln con,
tarYrE eighty ST. sces Alan al uod1E1dtd swotn1r1s
of pns equal undivided half the xes. hnN Of the
ncrth sast quarter 1t section shrec Csl Of township
tbrty-fepr i4} north Of rage fourteen (4l Of
be the ssne leA~ much and such a-r,nn
AZ n3aJ he to make the Inoueg due to tna
~ :: /. c. PAINE FRRER
Msster In Cha1cery o1 Cook ConntJ.
CHICAGO ApHl Is 1861 aH3+pll8td
, 1862-05-07

TH E CHIC A GO SOUTH
i BRANCH DOCK COMPANY will hold Its asuual
E1eetn for the election OF Directors the transac.
ton Of o1her butlnesa al ts o1ce in ChcsEo on Ned
needay; tie 4th day OF june, a. y. 1872.
my 5-p511n 4 J. kSISELY, Eec'Y.
, 1862-05-07

Al ASTER'S SALE State of ILL.
vi no1s Cook County So. Circuit Court OF Cook
Cou9ty-Ig Ghane1ty stephen CnllteH Henry Wells
Public pot1ce Il hereby given that L |. G Pst1e
Ereer Master IN rhancery Of ConE County. stata OF
Illinois, WILL In 8bedenEF to the n4nuAta ID Decree
enEed Il the anove eqttle1 cause sell at pubtlc au:
The Court House ot the County OF Cook in City Of
ChicaEo op the 1stn day Of Asy D. ~ l16a At tea
descrb+d parcels Of laad struats in the County q
Cook. and State 81 nlsnota to-vft:-The southwest
Ga IL Township thr!yfve Cs), north OF Range 70 II.
teen east OF the Third PRINCIPAL Meridian. containing
forty ar1ee Aso south h4f Of tna east hxlf Of tue
Dorthss.t qss1r Eet ssctsoa tn,rtyfons @ Y TOM,
Of he Third P11ncIeal Merdtau- s1so tue north ass
qusrtsr q he tonthvest q9.lter q Section rxeasy
fopstees, ot sha Thrd Prtnapa1 Meridian. %
much such portion thereof my BE- Necessary to
platran with Of I'D suls aud the csts fees
md expenses 0, Ra1d sale, l. C. PAINE FREEf,
Master - Chanee7J ct Cook County.
Chicago. &pril G9C. lS62 4DI+p7t7.M
, 1862-05-07
9a11DrrtakrrS,

w RIGHT d McCLURE,
W UEDERTAEERs, No. s. LAAAIL1 srRKH9
METALLIC CDRFINS.
elso, Wood Co1haa and Sbreuds Of al etylsA Att
prepared with HeAEBe8 snd Carriages, snd will Eiv6
prompt nttepton at all hQUrt HhTe EbRpeI and
F&ulE In the Ee1nasHY, ap25
, 1862-05-07
4tRau1 Dpe G2anrks>
4 U 6 = ST S SCH W A RE-
x.ne4rnn~ I. acrN EEf-f. II 1HYY no1rar.

1B Illinois street. second door west Of North Clark
street, ant Ia South C.ask street, in the
Methodist Church Block
I'll. establishment has heeI IN operation for 81 ysarH
and Gur1rg has shown 1teelf worthy Of thc
public pAiroLaxe 50 Nh+ts1lJ atetuwed
Ii ahesd OF any 9TH eSr.bli ent II the Kind in
thv city 1ct D} eirg and Elesn1ng Woolau aud SIR
eroCs of every etcfippon. Also n cleaning AID re-
fartt Gen,lemans ER> tuerta {hav1nE been s1arded
! pTen,inn ut The Utitsd 5tste@ Fair.
fhave nc copnec.ion whatever with sny otter House
IN th;a line and all preI should be EFT either
epo7e paces Al erders from The county VIII receive
prompt attention.
B-F1:ces have been reduced II suit the ttuues A
urrFa 10 IL o. Skirt to Is ctats and Crane Sd TO
EGn. Zap p 9I1ml 4. SCHWARZ.'
AIEW YORK STEAM DYE
IN .WoKKA WAL Yxx9uHX. Isl South G.If ereet,
aeEwees Mnd9on ND Aoa.9e Chicago, DYer md
ssra1 A.ss I'D Boaass Dys9s B1n.ch.og aad fEeat.
y Msn R1p1ues PROXIMITY as+nd drd "a Foet f,f6c1
8nI A&s4 A&1H3-1N
, 1862-05-07
Dr13 GOODS.

r ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
- from SHERIFF SALES ju5trece1ved st BOT LRS
Cseap store. which will be eold at sac. ae e
Ing the greatest bargains cSer offered In
the City. Look at the prieee:
, 1862-05-07
[From the Norfolk Day-Book. !

The telegraph tells this morning tho most
dep1orahle tails ever heard in America, OF, VIC
believe, in the whole world Two coutempti-
Bile little steamers have come up to the great
tisn Of two hundred thansand sonia. defended
by miles upon miles of cnlumbiads and ri1ed
cannon. possessing SIX floating batteries OF
immense power, and containg within her bo-
som not less than thirty thousand diactplined
troope-and have commanded the authorities
to baul down the Confederate ha0I A. He
write. there had been no intelligence Of its
having been hauled down; but ne are pre-.
psred 10 expect the worst
Sailing through mi1es OF the heaviest aztn
, 1862-05-07
A TTENTIONi I
10 Booksellers, Spectators, Capitalists,
F41neFs echanifa and men OF enterprise Eye.yghere
FOR s A Z. E..

The work entitled, Compilation at Pension 7ay and
EEo119 Money LsTs gsssed st1ee re adoption of the
Explanatory Notes" By ysS9DEK CooK i Co ne viii
receive pIopotala tn Refson letter for the pur-
Bame sl over ne United stateaJ Of In anT sin-
gle State. until the 18th Of Msy. ISL the
g1eat expense Of time and money. The REASONS tbs
otk otered fur sale are the large amount of coeo
md Maaapgton o'se render Il impossible % supe1a-
isal Ihe sales OF the Book ald the time to do
lnst1ee to our clients demands On the government.
hT y H. ss5tsiny destined to exceed II the
sta1es tis within the reach Of every body and Is n
NOT az GntEs1esl necessity We cite the resder TO no
tne Ro2s aqd not sinee copy be e5tsined 81 any
We sell No lawyer can advise hs csients r;thautft II
sFey JuE'ce Of the Pc sce. Notary Public County oT
, 1862-05-07
3.1uC4IlDnal-

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
r Theroreh Instruction in 4 eaft hone. In delight
1d 1aI.e7a c4gc. for ted se,sct lade WHO Are ex
1teec tn the Ecunol under tWetva yess1 Of age
eoL ran Terrain an neauiLe ume after inst age
t' [, a+:s VIII b: promptly s-n1 With rellaole
1tat 1I!te tn tty orc who INQUIRE ADDRESS ", A.
N1mhqLs ~ -! Tot occ- Boz 1&62 Chicago, Illinois
, 1862-05-07
OFFICE OF THE GALENA &
~ CHICAGO Cs1oS RA1L1oAD CoNrAST.

I u
~ CHICAGO CN1oE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chicago. May 1ss, 1867
notice TO STOCKHOLDERS
The ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of tbs
Gslena AID ChicEEo tnon Railroad Company, the
Election Of Directors aud trsneact1on OF other bls
IcFe will be held at tnc Compan5s Office in the City
OF Chicago On Wednesday,, the Ith day OF June next
Rt 10 O'Clock A. H.
The Transfer hooks at this Office and at the American
Exchange Bsak IN New Yozk, will oa clo4ed 1t the
close OF nue3n.aa 2ih tcs.anr and rcopeued
the eth day Of June next
El31sl1 VI. NJ LARRA3EE. Secretary,
THICAGO AND ORTIZ
Asy 1ut If TIE annual meeting Of the Rondi,odcrs
md stocEho:ders Of re Chicago and North Western
p~ny. IN the city of CuIcago Thursday the 5h dav
If uue. 1852 al O'Clock r. H. for the election Of d.
1ectors for e year ensjG and for the transaction
my OTTER business that may comc befnre them
InyEo1s-td WILL AL Il. OGDEN, PRECEDENT.
, 1862-05-07

VERY LATE FROM THE SOUTH,
Execution Of an Alleged Union
Spy in Richmond.
THE PARTICULARS OF THE EVENT.
More Prisoners Taken TO
RiclanOn6.
, 1862-05-07

The conditions on which Hon. John 81.
Bolts was released from his impri~ ri~onment Iu
Castle Goodwin, BY the Court OF Inquiry that
examined the Charge Of disloyalty preferred
n5itted to 20 to bis residence IN Hsnr1co, he
shall, with all convenient speed, prepare to
remove to location further South; and
when the same is indicated by him, it must be
approved by the War Department Of the c.
8. Government, It has already been intima-
ted that, had not Mr. Busts, with hts charac.
in the present war, the Court Of Inquiry would
bare recommended his discharge. Of this VT
know nothing, but the conditions Of his re.
lease, as specified above, may be relied on.
TIE pAY-RQQK HIETS At TREACHERY IN NET
, 1862-05-07
MhRlINGS and BUGS.

Cocoon Mattngt !or OH :eA Churches, eettbu'es &c,
Il al Edthe 1.om onehsH 70 TWO yards vide; Canton
guar Ct and ha!f yards vide; 7sa,c yelT.s
Ekeleton, Adelaide an1 Sneep.S5l Mata
, 1862-05-07

From the Rlcamond Dispatch.1
4 detachment from Gen. Jackson's army
brought down BY the Central railroad ycster-
day twenty-six prisoners Yankees
and ten domestic tz:1itora The latter were a
squalid and miserable, hang-dog looking Set
Of creatures. While they might have served
the enemy Us spies on the actions Of our brave
boys, they could hardly, judging from appear
ancee, kave inflicted any serious damage on
the cause of Southern rights By their charac-
tole=aoiy fair specimens of humanity, but in
several Of them the brute stuck ont SO far that
It conld not be concealed. 4 number Of
them were so Tcutonic that their jargon could
hardly be understood.
The names Of the Yankees were James
Ginn1s, company F, Sd Maryland; Thomas
Eckles, company q, 66th Ohio; James E.
Burns, company I, nth Indiana; G. ClTrey,
company c, 1st Vermont; j. q. Abel, com
pany B, LIST Vermont; John Brown. company
B, 1st Vermont; G. Van Weber, company E,
39th Illinois; james Moore, company G, LIST
Vermont; Chas- Scheltz, company F, 54th
New York; Edward Hanan, sergeant COM
rany !, 58th New York; J. Leather, company
E, 40th Pennsylvania; ". E. johnson, COM
pany T, 5th Connecticut; A. Johnson, com
company E, 39th Illinois; n. A. Chapman,
company Il, Sd Wisconsin.
The following are the names Of the citizen
prisoners and the counties from which they
hail J. Light, II. Beane and Richard Buck
ley, Frederick; s: r. Morris, q. Powell, S.
Collier, Greene; ". Breeden, E, F. and Bev-
er1y Breeau, Rockingham; l. Caring. Page ;
4. Hedin, Fredericksburg: James n Wicof,
Charles B. Guy, Wm H Van Wort, Orange;
Samuel King, Thomas L. Morrison, Jonn
Chattap, and Moses Morrison, spcttsylyanta,
The sixteen Yankee prisoners were cap.
tured on Saturday last by Confederate cav
airy company, between Swift's Gap aud the
Shenandoah river, in Rockingham county. 4
plumber Of the Htssiaus were made to bite the
dust, and the survivors we're chased bg our
cavalry to the river, where several were
drnHned in atfernntiny to recrass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-22

FEARFUL DEAN or MAINE SAIL
on.-1he Boston JouadI, has seen a letter
from james Il. Wheeler, aching master OF
the L. S. steamer keasargc, dated Al
gesiras Roads, July 10th, ls62, from which
the following IS an exiract:--
g. am sorry to inform you that, on the
evening of the 18th ofihis month, while our
crew were in the water bathing, one OF them
by the name Of Edward II. Tibbetts, born
ia Maine, and about 20 years old, was at
tackled by ground shark, aud, although, the
poor fellow fought the monster bravely, be-
fore our boat could reach the spot the shai k
secured his prize By graspins him by the
left side, crushing in his ribs and bearing
him 10 the bottom. Ii WIS horrid sight
hundred ana fifty Of Iibberts' shipnae's
looking at him aud within ten yards, but un,
able TO render him any assistance. lie wa:
noble fellow and we regret him MUCH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-22
state OF Vermont.
QUARTER MASTER GENERALS OFFICE.
nn 1 AllsrlIsf IL lsalo


EALED proposals will be received By the undersigned At
= this Office until II O'Clock NJ Monday the 10Th lust
the making If SS Infantry freck Coats S pairs OF
Trosers cloth and trimmings 70 ;. furnished BY tue state
The making will he subvt inspection and must con-
in all respects the Sealed Army Patterns dpoted
in this Office just and i comparison will be made be-
tween the making and the samples
Proposals will he received for the making OF any pact,
or the whole Of the above articles.
The Coats and IrOWsers required 70 he made within
twenty DAYS from date OF award Of contract.
The rig Is reserved by the Quarter Master Genera 70 &C
erpt part the whole Of bid Offered o. 20 reject Tie
bids in whole part the interests Of the state in his
OPT ion may require.
Eteh proposal he signed BY the ndividnsl or hri
us King accompanied BY satisfactory guarantee
that the bidder will coataet with good and suf
neient boud, if his bid be accepted
proposals unaceompanied with satisfactory guarantee will
not be con lered, viii be awarded only 70
tabishedI mann tactuEers GEO. DAVIS,
34.lw Quarter Msster General.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1862.
TOWN MEETING.

A Town Meeting Of the legal voters of
pockinsham has been called at the Centre,
a he held on Saturday next, at 3 O'clock
b NJ |, is called, Of course, with refer
[uce TO war measures, aud the fieemen OF
bo town should be present en- masse.
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Married.

In Chester. August 10, BY Rev C. G. Gurr HENRY II
BENIS Of Baltimore aud Miss JULIA LEGAsY Of Cayen-
dish.
In waipele, Aug !. BY Rev D. A. Russell. JOHN !.
JOHNSON, lst Lieut. 9th Reg. n. II. ", and AIRY A.
WAITE daughter Of Moses Waite, ESQ Of Walpole
In Bridgewater. the lith inst, by Rev NJ kidder,
Prof x. n JOHNSON of Eureka College, Eureka, III and
Miss SUSAN $. SMITH Of Bridgewater.
In Brattleboro Aug 10, by Rev. " Carpenter, Mr. DA
yID MUNR0E ESTEY and Miss MARY JANE n oliCli0Ss,
both Of Dunmerston.
ln this village, Aug u, by Rev. e. C. Bass, Mr. ASA
CARSON and Miss ANNETTE LEE, both Of Weathersheid.
In WARDS boro, July I'd, bv Rev. benjamin ober. MIR.
STEPHEN W. klMBALL, Of West Braitcboro, and Mise
kLVlRA, daughter OF Tea. y. 3. BALDWIN of Va dsboro
In Windsor August list, BY Rev. A. Webster Mr. SETH
DAVIS, of Springfield, and Miss. LETITiA A. BLoA-
SON. Of perkinkyills.
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WESLEYAN SEMINAR
~ "a ~
Female Collegiate Institute.

rTyHEsR Institutions CONDUCTED BY full Boart n ex
pereuced Te.rhers the last yeaf except IN TIE
Deparinyent ef Nue which Il undcr the charge %
PEoF LOCKE erAiuste under the celebrated Nu.siAls
and Tearhers ESoRH ard ffSr. Gstm.ny-
Ths sfnnasinn Is IN suscs-sul ep<ratio. the pan 81
Dr. Le~iS- Gytnua<iure- foetnD.
MILITARY DEFAkIMkNI-Cadrx tAs dirpetion OF
So-~isf STUDENT
F.n Tesn cosanneaoss sept An. for peTties.ars ~
dr-~S u : ht.A>s fflt>r--
s,1assriI. n. ass ~. ES
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0O8 9alQTllaa

WE are prepared to do al kinds Of JOB PRINTING
w The work is done under the sup rnteneenoe q nse
Of tho Printers in and sr nsatnsss q style
and oatioo oertsiuly surpassed ST Other place
n ths stsso 10 eeE. sud shey seall Tres-
t-r u,ef,s,- s.ss,..a AZ rIle oEFltE.