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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Aprl 29-BefOr
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JUDGES NELSON and sHALLEY.
DISAGREEMENT IN TIE RAILROAD CASE.
Gro.vsnor sgt The NewJeey Railroad and Transportation
Company.
This action, which was brought 70 recover dam
age. from the Railroad Company for injuries sustained ey the
plsinf while getting tie at Newark, resulted IN
dzreement the Jury who out over twenty hours
This afternoon they were discharged. .
Dillsye Richardson and L. X Marsh for piantihi T. o.
Van Winkle for defendants.
THE sLAyE-TRADE.
The case Of Samuel B. Haynes indicted FOR being
engaged In the saverade down for sl this morn
ng; but Assistant DistricAorney Andrews moved post
Of the death OF the infant daughter
of District Attorney Smith, which prevented that oheers
attendance.
The Court postponed the ease till nett Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPscrAL gnx-Ass's
29-Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS
Wofkisl agt. Msson.--MOtion denied.
Baker agt. Johnson-Motion granted. 49,.
Day ag Day-PsiDtif to pay $50 counsel fee ana ~"P"
week slimony; $50 70 be paid In twenty Gays 49,,
Rhodes sgt. Hennesy.-Order to show cause granted
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
SUPREME CoURT-CuiNBRRs-APKL2 2s-Before Justice
BARSARD


Levi. Davis sgt. Andrew J. Hackley st al
This Morning the judge made AL order in this case
I'm ,b,sues follows Ii being represented tAat heIe se
sum. due and others for work done under the
and tha. persons dependent for their
mon such moneys Il b ordered that te injunction sha no
prevent the receipt by the defendant Ahony
Hone of any due the contract but ths te moneys
NAV be received and paid In the sane manner as II the
t,on had not been granted All moneys not necessary 70 pay
sLn,er, and sub.contraotos shall be retained by n
Hope until the decision Of the motion Tor an nunsnon ana
Kare
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

Az AXE To GRIsD.-It is surprising bow many
dull axes there are in the world. few days since
30 published an item. under the heed Of "what an
editor is expected to do" about raan who wanted
us to tell him where to buy q eofee-mili-one thas
Qrinds coffee and reas "af ar 'af aud turns out
pure coffee.
Now, with singular dish'ercStedness, Boston
manufacturer of "hand, grsi. and coffee'mills, OF
.uperior excellence, writes US letter, which,
pubshed. as be desires, would tell the man in want
of ga grinder" exactly where to get it and at whaf
cost. Yet we won't print that letter. We can't
afford 70 grind that mans axe. We keep advertising
snace TO sell. No doubt the Boston coffee mill, price
as, is very good one. Ditto the Boston CIDER.
mill. price $iO. And no doubt Of the sincerity OF
the Boston man who sells them I'VE omit his name
and number), who says:
81" i. information proves of any benefit to JouI h'sno
q will give NE pleasure to hear nom him
rso,,v nv Loyal. SourH CARoLISIAN.-Th
Ner. Bedford Mercury says: ..
A letter received in this city from Ac.lnS Masses
Jos Rowland. on board the u. :. steamship heystone
S,s,s ON blockading service OIL Georgetown, 3. VI,
.tates that on the lst inst. white man anu ssvc
Of 70 the ship in boat. The former proved
:" he The Old u. y Collector OF Georgetown, who
had besn yiug in jaii about year, because no re-
Ssed 70 take the os,l 4 allegiance to the Confeder'
a,a Gnys~~rlept anA wac mad just made his escape.
Tta Lave yhoMas "a ,x,sllent pilot, had aided him
IN cettinc SWAY. JneJ learned from the Collector
,hs, The Nashville ned left only three days beforei
end that ,-vo other steamers were at Georgetown,
one boupd 10 Chsl eeton, the other going up Sanes
River 10 load With cotton for Nassau. They were
bopiug 70 make l1.se OF the latter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIOSs-APRIL 2a-bsfors
Recnrder UOFFXAE.


Recorder HoFFAAs -
Alfred +. Horn and Thomas Budden, chaSseed WIZ
assault and battery Matthew Ryan, acquitted.
james Kennedy, charged with the homicide Of Patrick Nc
Grath, brovg for trial The accused and deceased
got into hgh when alleged the former struck the lat
with hammer nfcng injuries which resulted In death.
The defense claimed that the died from Inflammation
of the lungs produced by excessive drinking twentyhres
days after the took place The Jury out last
ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE-APsIL 80
PRISONERS SENT TO FORT LAFAYETTE.
The following prisoners, sent to this port by the
steamer Connecticut transferred to Fort Lafayette to
day. Louis Green Charles West James j. Vanderbilt, and
Edward Flynn These belonged to the Of tho Con-
federae schooner Jesse Coz which captured by the
steamer Colorado of Southwest Pass.
Alexander Smith another prisoner by the same vessel was
sent to Pilsdelphis witness in the Of the prize
schooner Glide captured Of Charleston s. c. owhich vessel
Smith was master.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

TENPERAscE REvvAL.-Thomas j. Revell, who
engaged in forming Juvenile Temperance soeiees
ia England Ireland aad snsda 10 at present doing good woIk
among the Sunday Schools of Brooklyn Last week owe, zao
,ned the pledge at his meetngs On Monday evening
Norhop) fhe meeting addressed BY Mr. Reye1 srd.
sso Nj Beel Of the Prison Association At the close over
$50 sial ed the pledge
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

The BRooKLyS VOLUNTEER RELIEF FUND
The appropriated for the families Of volunteers
since the the 00of this sum
the county contributed 295OO0 and the city $4,000 This
fund exhausted and payments viii be stopped on and
after Wednesday Of the present week petition Is in crcu-
soa sssE Board Of supervisors to raise fund for the
relief OF those families who have been entirely Dependent
pon the .uns they received from the Relief Communion
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
VIM. b. Higgins ., al against Geo. A. FaDshawe

ct al Motion granted
The Citizens Bank agt. Samuel ). Ihorpe'-Mo-
AntIa,y Mowbrsy agt John Kelly 1c-Repor confirmed
and executions overIuled without cost, u.,,or
Joseph Hoffman sg, James Van N0'usna e'
Gao w Brainerd agt The New-York and Harlem HALL
road Co-Motion denied without costa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

SUPREME COURT-CHAxBRRs-ApRiLf fs.-beiore justice
BARNARD.
RECEIVER TO BE APPoINTkD IN Ihk hAchLAi
CASE.
rt. D,vi. ,s, Andrew j. Hschley ct al
The ,Judgo decided the motion for Receiver In
,b case today lie giants the motion TOT Receiver sha
that bond given with two suIeties 10 the sum e
alI 600 10 be approved by Justice Of this Court.
Before Justice CLEhks
DECISION.
Justus d. Hiscox agt. lerahim +. MAID, CT hi'-
"MaSli. Slate Co sr U. L. Observation-Disclosures or
dered to take farther testimony snd IePor''
SUPERIOR COURr-spEclAL TrRN-APhL 2s-Before
Justice BOswoKrH.
DECISIONS.
Uovt not. Sheldon, Ex'r &C.; NOEL agt. HabI'
shaw House sst. MilleT-0rders granted.
Clinton. H., sst. EyaD.-Order Of reference granted
Before Justice RoBsRTsos.
Stern agt. Kelly.-Order granted.
Before Justice MOsTLI.
Patterson agt. Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Company Patterson st PsteTcn rosnou
&C. Phillips ss,. Werdei Gaiohe sst Seymour ct ai-of
ders granted.
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEoIAL TFRx-ATRL 2-BeioT'
Justice MoNoRInF
DECISIONS.
Alex. II. Horton ast. joseph NJ Doe.-Motoh ''
W.. Iosschigk ct a. sst. Morris jacobsen ct sl-oTde
Paul NJ Geersi .g, Csrrls Gsors Rsfsued to the Hen
Murray Hoffman TO tsAe prooi &C.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srnoaI 9'ks-hh'
2e-BtfoIe Judse BRADY
pICIsIoss IL.
| Mcdonnell agt Colins.--M MeUlB tVi Low "''s VI
nioStss ssDss tess slisien)
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
THE BONBARDAU. NT.

speesl Dispatch to The Norfolk Day Book, April a.
NEw.ORtBlN. April q, 1854
The following dispatch was received from Fort
jackson to-day:
Heavy and continued bombardment all might, and still
r,ogre.6g No further casualties ept two slightly
wounded God certainly protecting We arc s cheer
hl and have abiding faith IN our ultimate success We w
AZ. repairs as bs. cs Our bsibete ysns are still
10 working order Mot Of them have been disabled al times
d" The health Of tho troops continues good =,
one thousand Of which fell I'm the fort They must
can Brig Gen. J. X. DUNCAN,
Commandn. ort Jackson"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

HoRRIBLE.-I cleaning the vaults of one
Of our prominent hotels in Warren, on Mon
day night the remains Of several infant chill
dren. were found by the workmen, in various
stages Of decomposition Three Of the bod.
les were taken care Of with view to min
resignation, but while the coroner was be.
'ng hunted np,one Of them was stolen away
ana Secreted. As writs, Tuesday morn
ing Ooroher Reed is summohing jury to
investigate the matter, but it Is doubtful
about bis being able to ferret out the heart.
less mothers capable Of such crime. This
discovery discloses a terrible state of NOR
ais 10 our midst, -TlLqhoniPg Ssntirsl.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
DIED.

In jefferson, on the 4th lust, MARION A..
wife OF Thomas Dnrey, aged "a years, ~
In Kingsyille, on the 4th inst. Miss. JgLtA
CASE, agcd 80 years.
In,Apdover, Feb. 9th, JULIA, only daughter
of Albertus Marvin, ege1 years. A. ,,l
In Dorset, Feb. 5th, JANE, wife of Wallace
Henry. A -
In The Hospital at Cumberlands Charles Dad-
ley, Of Company O. 29th Regt. aged ls years
In Monroe Jan 29th, Horace Oorydon, son
Of Horace S. and Mareella l., Searls. aged ~
6ears.
In Lockport, N. X Feb. 10th, FRANCES
ELIZABETH, daughter Of Thomas q. and Sarah
j. Hoffman, aged years. ttHA 20 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

IS HoPITAL-Several of the volunteers from
this place. connected with Capt. Warmiogtons
Battery, are sick in the hospital at Alexandria.
Among the number is Lieut. WARMINGroS,
Orderly Sergeant r. Fowler, at last accounts
quite sick, s. F. JoIISsoS, G. Il A. MERcuANr
aud f. j. BADGER. af .
An interesting letter from member Of this
battery descriptive Of the route to Alexandra,
viii be found upon the fist page.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

AcKSowLEnGMESr--- II. f, GIpnISGs, Of
Lndengille, has remembered US again. by pass
ing over by the hand Of Dr. HARRIS liberal
portion Of one Of his unsurpassed cheetes. The
cheese bears evidence Of its own qualities not
ouly, but Of the qualities Of the owners heart.
May the virtues of the one keep tally With those
Of the other.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

WE referto the coutHlunication from one Of
our Soldiers Aid Societies, 10 this paper, with
pleasure. inasmuch as il proves, that so far from
having died out, as has been intimated,
there is, ngsthe ladies, praiseworthy ac-
tigity to alleviate the exposure aud sufeFings Of
our patriotic volunteers. We are happy too,
to correct any erroneous impression we may
have made ou insufficient authority, and re-
iustate ourself in the favor Of so meritorious
an organization.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
MARRIED.

In Monroe, Ashtabuls Co., Feb. II, by D.
/. Miller, AIR. q. Z. WILLIAMS, and Miss AlE1..
VIVA KEEP. ~ IS &,
In Geneva, Sd inst, by Dennis Thorp, Esq
Miss SUSANNA KISo to Mr. JULIUS A. LEE.
In Lenox, Feb. 10, by Gates Hyde, Esq,
Mrs 1sMrERAScE CRosBY, to Mr.. JonS BeSrLEy
OF New Lyme .u-- s. - - .ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

NoREH snKrrIELp.--Our North Sheffield
friends, who have failed occasionally of late to
get their papers, viii be better served 10 future.
Ourinereasiug patronage from that quarter will
quicken our vigilance, and secure the regular
mailing of their burdle on Friday mornings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

A PoeR BEGiSxSc 44The Spanish army
has made poor beginnng IN Mexico. A
severe battle has been fought near Ftra
Cruz, and the Mexicans have thraShea opt
their antagonists iut The MISUNDERSTANDING.
1t is our opinion that this news VIII not.
be particularly distuleful to our Govern
ment. Siuce Mexico is fighting for her
Independence against the combined forces
Of England, France and Spain, she may
eouut pretty largely upon American syn
pathY aBd eountenance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

The Bell upon the new Gopgr egationa
Church has q tone OF ricbuess and meliAuous-
ness which Is very agreeable though lis power.
is thought by some bot to be in proportion to
its weight Of metal. This, probably, if true,
is owing TO the surrouDdngs--the too great
.closeness Of the biiud work with which the
openings to that section Of the tower are suppli-
ed Time, and use will, no doubt, add to its dis
tin ctness. a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

A Painesyille correspondent of the Cleveland
Leader gives the following iocidsnt connecied
with the death of Conductor Shears:
Oa Tuesday itso happened that seven
freight conductors met here altogether.-
AS shsars was leaElng the room where all
tne men had met, the agent, Me. Phelps,
sale 10 . merry mood, .FarewelI John p
ano strange 70 say, each conductor repeat
ea u aaih TIE lash one, Mr.. Hendrck, who
SAID 'ohan't we see you againyD a paess
not as playfully Responded Shears. THEN
said be, TOO, "Farewoll They did not
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

Our friend, ~ PHILLtrs, 10 the 2nd Ohio
Battery is now acting as aid to Gen. Asboth,
with emolumeBts corresponding to the position.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
IndAi-7 -ANn 7MisefLLANEoue.

10 CAL AND fWtoNsE - Ft'F1OSo
TIM clvclmd PainesviIle aad Ashtabuh
Railroad Company vii redeem its second mort
enee bobds which Gall dae October lst 1862,
TO the amount of $50 600 upon presentation
at sds Ocean Bank, Eev York
THe WEsrERS RRsERvR GpRoSrcLE comes to
US in new dress, and looks remalsebly well.
Messrs. Hapgo6d, A dams 4 Ricszsl are the
right sort of Editom 10 make an interesting
newspaper, 80.
Founrreyra ONO BA7rray.--g'his battery,
Capt BuRsows, which left Camp Dennison
some week or two since to join Geo Lanes
command, was, upon its arrival at St. Louis,
ordered BY Gea, Halleoe to Fort DOnelsou,
aud left ST. Louis for that purpose on Frday
Of last week The Battery IS armed with the
winrd steel gan, and will do great service.
Whether our friend BuRRows reached Doa
elson. intime to share in The Struggle we are
from all accounts, unable 10 say Very lilus
is said about Ohio troops IN that connection,
and most Of The gloryi is LEFT for enjoyment i
our ILLINOIS neighbOfs.a
TnE SOLDIERS AID SocIETY wish to correct
au error 10 the last Tsiegraph. The society
which organized aud commenced lie working,
November 4th, 1861, have met weekly, and
the few Of the mnBg who should have eut a
helping hand, have worked noby. We give
list Of articles prepared by the society, viz;
73 pairs socks; lO7 napkins; featherpilo VS.
3 husk pillows; pairs pillow cases. 6 Sheets
IL hospital shirts; 6 dressing gowns; 3 WOODEN
blanketsi pounds baudages; 6 pounds COM
presses; 3 straw ticks; pillow ticks; l6quiitsi
pairs mittens; II handkerchiefs.
We would we had dose more; and could, if
those who have spoken disparagipgly, had
come 70 the work with Wiling heart aud ready
hand as - srs-sa ~
The Society have within the present week
sent valuable boxto Cleveland. Please cor
rect "lnuguished and fickered out"
MRs. j. BoSAR,
fsFeet qta97 ~ Z resident Aid Soc iety.aT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
stone-uroernds By Enrlahd During the
uryolutfasa i Ft


Itn ascertaihcd that The very England
which now has such q holy horror OF Stone
blockndes, nctually .snpk vessels in the
channel Of the Savannah River for the pur.
pose Of preventing the approach Of The
American aud French fleets and what is
more, those vessels remain there to this day
The evidence is contained ip RrpoT made
to the War Department 1858, by j. Il.
Gilmer, a. II Brewmau, aud A. ID. Bachc,
superintendent United States Coast Sur
yey. bs Commissioners ~ ~ HAGM y
The aoreeks srere sunk during tde Reraiution
By the direction Of The Commander of The
EagIih Jorus, fiea IN possession Of Saranah,
10 block ne entrance 10 Herirey,a protection
ogains As approach Of he French and
1merieau fcets AS late as 1852, the con
gresssiopul appropriation bill provided for
the renovated distractions ia the Sayannah
River at place called he Wrecks, Ind
the Improvement Of the navigation Of soid
river, forty thusand dolnrs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
RELIEF for the Amiotea.

DR. s. G. CLARK, German Reform.
H. ed Urpohic Physician and Surgeon, formerly Of the
arm Of Clark Gibson be consulted at the following
times and places: i lh t'rii ft ~ tHifi ~ - RI
WIN be at his OfcO No az Garden street Cleveland Chic
the last week Of each and every month.
Gepasess 'op,ss,s gss4gRs p,ss s6lIs lIsas. T q 4.
Geneva, Union House. co 9th
Centerviile, Whistler House.. do 1th
Painesyille, Cowes House., do sth
charge for medicine for month"; from sIoO 70 s2Oo
DR.. s. q. CLARK, AL, v
Having had years experience In the praeca of
medicine during which time lie has treated thousands Pc
tents in an forms Of and chronic diseases with unpar
aeed success of which Of jour friends neghboTa
can TESTIFY and prepared to give relief TO all who may APP
DIV Particular attention win be given TO the of Cox
sirox and ali diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia,
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
Will be treated with success "a Has !. - p
Also viii cure old sores and all eruptve diseases Of what
ever character they may be- He makes OF universal
Bot0iea remedies No cAome other deeterious drugs
are used. -,
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine win send
general description Of the appearance Of the une, wita
correct Of tile cause, origin Of the disease and
general history of The symptoms with name, age&e
All communications must 10 directed 70 n 2
a f - u. CLARK, ND
Cleveland Oct 1851
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
TIE fWplt % y l4HItHB ~ fIt'IttF Y TlIV7
NEW GOODS

INTENsE hACNEhEfr " AshfAbtiA U 1
The Pppis oR FigAtinglfpv Bsnics q sr1st
NEW GOODS
Crowds Rushing TO abe ,Fsla3of Strife
Having Just returned from making our second
Porchase ibis Full. We are now opening the
Most CoInplstc and Elegant Sleek Of Goods
ever broueht to this msiksi and WITH ihe rest
may be found
Black SiLksfrom IS cents TO 50 per yara.
FguSeS Brochs Psplirs- something New
aud very benutiful. i
TYgnrsd, Plain and FeHss Dress silks---la-
test styles IN market
De LaiHss, a moss splendid assortment Of The
nost beautiful ever brought TO Ashiabpla.
Drcs Goods. Everything new IN Ibis iiue
Prints. 10000 yards MerrimEc. HumiltOn
sptnr6e and an fhe best brands q Prints, nAall
and neat fsures such assou sllFays dne bsfa.
SAasels. afine assortment Of oil kinds stp pf.
ces that defy comretitioo. ..as 81
Hoop Skisfs Piles Of them from - 20 e2s
BaimOrdi Skirfs, new lot--beauiiea
Zephyr vOrstsd Shetland Hooi, al shades.
aud colors. -s
CiOrss Ladies and Gents kid. rofslsd and
silk. and gauiftlois--a splendid pssoriment
Hoods both ladies and missep, aud nubias. {
e9ousrs- -uud elong Cloths for ladies, a variety
Of styles M -
Carpets. instain, hemp and oilcioit carrets
DtsggeTs both wooden aud cottoa.
I Hosiery. q, fne line Of these articles
Fianncis, red, gray, blue, orange white and
fgured. o g# ~
Drarcrs ana Endsrsaiffs, fibed and plain
eolored and white.
A splendid assortment orsrcoasngs, broad
cloths, doe skin cossineres seslings, satioelss
sleeps gIays tseeds aud je6ns
Domesfic Coods We bsve the largest as
sort,neDt Oh che Weston Reserve Gotten
yarn bats. wsdding. wick and isIns The price
we warrant high enopgh to please Or 90 sale.
| croekery. the largest and most complete as
sortmeut ia the county ?.
Coal Oil, lampe. ehimne5s, brushes, shades
and wieks. Best light eOiored eatboa on at 80
cents per gallon, and every gallop warranted.
i Grveesits A ful and large assortment Of
family groceries.
TED, the beet ir town sor 10
Srgarsat all prices syrups Rio and Java
coffees ginger, dee, cassia, raisins. SC.
Boots and lShoes, nice assortment Ladies
and Misses Bslmoral and all othersiyles. Mems
and boys heavy aud light boots
/ N % L.. r 5;as ra,,,.s ana roi..s. ,,,kha.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

PLYMoUru Plymouth, North Carolinn,
has fallen into the clutches Of the Barnside
expedition 1t is the capithl-of-W w asbing
ton county aud is situated eight mtesup
the Roanoke River from its entrance into
Albermarle Sound, towards tile Weldon.
It contains Court House, Jail, Episcopal
Church, a weekly newspaper Office and J..
600 inhabitants lEa .aFEBEA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

LIFrING.-L w. SMITa, took the IL o'clock
express, at Cleveland, on Tuesday evening last
for this place, and placing his earpet-bag in the
seat he intended to occupy, stepped to the
stove to warm himself and while thus occupied,
a man came 10, passed him, and lifliug the bag
passed nut of the other end of the car as he
was seen by couple Of gentlemen who came
in and took seats after Mr.. SMITH. The bag
contained articles Of no great value, except
papers and memorandum books,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
volunteers Exposed to Rats.


According to a Columbus correspondent of
the Summit Beacon. the 18th ohio RegIment
have been sadly neglected The 29th was or
dered few days suce, to Virginia, but not
having received ary pay, many were ragged.
and the officers could net furnish themselves
with saddles and brides. However, the regi-
ment left Columbus for Virginia, near Romney
where they noMare. On leaving the Camp at
Columbus, Capt. Hayes, Of Hartford, Trumbull
county, was leftsick 10 his quarters. IIe lay
theresa hours without person coming into
his room. Daring the time. a wharf rat thiak
ing him a waf that any one might appropriate,
commenced oa his prey by biting him through
the nose, On Saturday of last week, Gen.
Bieree, Representative from Summit county,
took him to his boarding house, where he is
well cared for. lie says he brought seventy
dollars from home with him, which is oil used
up and the Government owes him over six
hundred dollars. and yethe has no money to
hire person to keep the rats from devouring
him alive
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

Ssow, on "Wednesday night fell to the depth,
on a level, probably Of 8 inches. though con-
siderably driiled. The heaviest fall, we believe
Of the season ea gsEs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
Dental Sargery--New Arrangement.
DRs. WHITE q ROBINSON,
Successors to DR.. A. Barrett, Aihtabula.

THE Citizens Of AShtabula and vicinity
il are respectfully informed, that Drs. WHITE ROBIN
son have succeeded Br A. Barrett aud may be found al bis
former 0oe DesIons Of Masking permanent residence here
bsleng themselves competent to do afzt opera
tons In every department OF
Surgery and Mechanical Dentistry,
they oaer their professional services the public With the
a expectation q securing the confidence and satisfaction o.
ali who employ them.
Charges viii be moderate and certainly as those OF
good dentists 10 this region.
We can give ample feeenees but after Dr. Baretts fat
teng card above feel ourselves sacieny introduced
the people. ID. @. WHITE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

All huds ofrroduee cesiyed in IAgmanl Wood bay and
Grain wanted the present tne. 0EO. HALL.
AshtabulA, Deeslnter 2. lseI. rf
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