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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

HoMcIDE.-A man named jeremiah
Welsh was shot and killed about half
past 8 o'clock, P. H., ON the 9th inst,
near the residence of John Trimble,
Esq, South Nashville, by Mr.. oAppes,
bugler of the 10th Michigan Regiment,
with a Minnie rifle. A cOrOner's inquest
was held, aud the Jury declared, that
while they did not believe that said
Oappes was aotuated by any malice, YET
they regarded the shooting IS uDjusttis-
BILE, when viewed by the light Of the cir
c~umstances, surrounding the case.
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CRDRON BITTERS

ono trial, and You will never use any othcrl
10 d not necessary 90 publfh q iInE lat oi ohniles
f1r which the CedrAn Bitten are a specific.
In on Diseases of the stomach, Bowels Lferi Or
Kldneys
10 al aIaoiiOua OF the Braiu depending dQon de-.
rauRement efthb slomach or hosoa
Id Golt. RheumRtlan aud Neuralgia
And ia Fever aud AEuof
II "a destined 10 auper6ede al other remedies. Il
NOD only cures al these diseases. but 10 prevents
them.
wine glass full Of the Biltsrs taken an hour be-
iofo each meal Will ohYiaie the ul ELECTS ul the murI
unhealthy climate, and screen the person takiuf b
aguinst dsote under the mort trying exposure.
Sid BY DWggiati and 6roesra generally.
So Or. john Balls Principal OMce, firm street
Louisville, Ky. Iule l8-tm
EOR SAIL, Whohsale and Retail, at M. harburrf
! Auction at0u College street, Nashville, Iennoaaea
I 50. DAWES.
Grn6fsl Asout tor NASH YNN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

We are reliably informed that a de-
tachment Of the Army of the Cumber-
land have, within the past week, paid
Huntsville, Ala, a visit. We have not
learned whether more than a temporary
occupation was intended.
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Advertisers will please hand in their
favors during the day. The nights are
so short, we are frequently compelled to
leave over those sent In after dark.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

go Y THOSE WHO HAVE DOuBrED THE
virtues of HBnlDs Cedron BitteTs, If any
such there be, read tho following certificate from zen
temen well known in this community, and doubt no
more.
Its general introduction into the army viii save The
lives Of thousands Of our soldiers
LoUisgmIE, KY, June 3, 1858
We, the undersigned, have seen The good elects
produced by the use o. Or JoHN Butts CEDRoS SIT
fERs ia cases Of general debility and prostrauon Of
The system, end b lievo ia general use would prevent
disease and relieve much suffering, Among our sol
diers particularly would this be the ease, especially
those who are exposed to miasmatio Influences 10 the
Southern climate,
MAI. PHiLIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. sd Dist. ~.
CHAS. H. COTTON,
Collector Of TIE Port Of Louisville, Ky.
col II. DtNI,
Prov. Marshal Cent @ Kentucky.
REY -. 4. HENDERSON,
Vice. prCs't Of sanitary Commission.
HARNEY HUGHkS. CO.,
rob ishers ionooraL.
GEO = NOEKA
Prop. Louisville Anaeiger.
HtGHkS &~PARKEILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street,
Louisville, ny.
DAVIS, GRtER a o.,
wbolesale shoe Dealers, Main 81. Louisville
HART & MAPUrHRR,
nthoTaphers, eorner Market and THIRD sis
Louisville, KY.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Merchant, corner 81 aud Market
streets, Louisville, ny
CAPT =. o. hlLnhEIh,
OF teamer Major Anderson.
MAI l.. 4. IHuslOa,
%rgymaste q. s. Army.
L. NJ. MkiC-lF,
National Hotel, L~gusyilo, Ky.
NJL- JrSsE BANLks,
ith by Cavalry.
GEJkGEO PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
See advertisement 10 another column.
Jane lS-8m
sALE, Wholesale aud Retail, az N, MaEburg'
Auction atore, lOlgge street Nashville, Ienuessce.
3. =. DANkS,
General Agent FOR Nashville
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A Rebel wOman Pleads for the
Execution % Her Loyal Brother.
The following paragraph, we clip from
the Chattanooga Rebel, The iendish
conduct of the she rebel would be Abso-
lutely incredible, were it not related in
a tone of eOmmendAsion, by a rebel Off
Ger in a rebel paper;
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 9th, 1863.
We have had a gay time the past 10
days, hunting the Abolition devils,
whose advance and retreat through the
valley is traced by the burning dwell
ings, barns, corn and bacon, and inno-
cent women and children leaving the
roads in their feeble efforts to escape
from the more than savage foe. Thanks
TO Gen. Forrest, not a Yankee treRds the
soil of Alabama, save as n prisoner OF
war. Amongst the captured are many
belonging TO the let Alabama Federal
cavalry, who were taken in the neigh.
borhood where they were raised. 4
YOUNG lady on recognizing q brother anon.
the prisoners, legged the guard 10 btH hfm
that his life might in a manner atone fer IA
disgrace inflicted upon a poor ba honest aplt
In. Willhite, formerly a circuit preach
or In this section, was the chief pilot I
the gang recently captured near Rome
he is in prison here, and very anXiou
10 take the oath, but my opinion Is tina
a Missouri parole, in a country wher
trees are so plentiful, is the best mode O
securing the allegiance Of such men a
Willhite. Yours, truly,
Capt A. j. M.
Such is the influence of treason.
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LARoENY.--Jo'n Htzhenry, assistant
engineer on the steamboat Neics Boy,
wal arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing money from a couple of deck
hands, Augustus Johnson and W. A..
Minor, $152 from the former, and S52
from the latter. The money was re
covered and the prisoner committed 10
.n;I
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We, too, must gather the two'edged
sword, and pour out = consuming IRE
that will deluge the East with destrne-
uon, burning, and the horrors OF despair
Chattanooga Rebel June 3.
Like General Lee for example.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BlTTERS
TIle Latest aud Most Important
Discovery Of the Nineteenth
Century.

MO mans namc Is more ultimately connected viii
~ the history OF the matoria Medici Il The United
States, or more f~ayortbly known as a pioneer Ia med
Heal discovery, than that OF Or. JUhN Bull, Of Luu-
isyine, Ky. Ills inlmitabie PREPARATION OF sarsapa
rla has long stood az the head 81 the various com
pounds OF that valuable drug. HIS Compound t~ootorl
OF " Ia Cherry has become a household word through
out the West and South anu bis Worm L~ozvnges, IN
less than a year amer their introduction, attained q
reputation as widespread 81 the continent Of North
america. But The GROWING glory q Nj We romans
70 be attained Ia hs latest discovery OF rather com
bmati0n, for he DOS not clim 10 have beeh the dh
ooverer Of CEDkON, which ~ tbe basis q tho bilteia
now offered 10 the public. That honor bo,onRs O.
the native Inhabitants 4 Central Ametict, Co ahpu
is virtues have boon known ior more IMAM two hun
bred years. Armed with u, ne Indian bida dchanc.
to the most deadly malaria, ana handles without ieai
he most yenomous seTpents. II h "a belief with then
that while there Is breath len la The body ue Cedrul
10 potent tocure, no matter what the disyaso may bo
While Dr. Bul "a not prepared 10 cndufse Tho OK
trayagant prctension, he Z nevertheless satisfied
noma thorough exau,inatio on Of ths cYldsEG8 Relate
90 rs virtues, that, al a remedy and preventive lor a.
diseases arising from exposure, either to chugts @
weather ana climate, or 70 the miasmatic inluencea
q stands without a rival, aud Iuaty deserves u
reputation It has 70 long enjoyed la Ccnta inerc
and the West Indies. In
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

TaE CopToN TRADE.-A writer in tie
Charleston Courier says:
When the South lie finally robbed Of
all her cotton and gold, the last vessel
that sails from our ports will convey the
last of the spectators with all his treas
ures TO some distant land, where wealth
may be enjoyed and property made Sc
cure. A gentleman who, under the aus
pieces Of the government, so successfully
furnished Beast BUTLER with cotton, told
me that he would soon establish himself
in Europe, All this may be right and
wise, aud expedient; but it is only 50 in
the event the Confederate authorities
contemplate the desolation of the South
by Northern armies, and the consequent
destruction of the only source of present
tangible wealth.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

Mr.. JoHN RUIN will accept our thanks
for the Louisville Democrat Of the 10th
inst.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

Mr.. scHLErER, Photographer, informs
his friends and the public,
ly the ladies-that he has resumed the
taking Of negatives at bis rooms on the
corner Of Union and Cherry streets,
where he will be happy 10 attend to all
who desire his personal services.
His rooms on the oorner Of Deaderiok
street aud the Square, are under the
charge of competent operators, and will
be kept open as heretofore. The best OF
pictures can be had at either place.
july9-lw.
Press and Dispatch copy one week.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

Gen. Boyle has placed Louisville and
Jefferson county under Martial law.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

just received a fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Y%slises, Carpet
Bags, Satohels, SC, Of every description,
which / will sell very low for cash,
M. MORGANsTERN,
iulyl0-lW. No 10 Union ST.
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Maj. Gen. -oommsndin.

NEwBERN, n. c. July "a picket
force Of infantry, artillery aud cavalry,
moved inland from this point on the
night Of the 81 inst, by General Foster
In person, who is confident Of accom-
plishing all he has undertaken, & the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11

AtoJ' ueN' Iletechi H~d@ftH9tOa'
have the honor to report that the cav
alty sent from here, July Sd, under Col
Lewis, Of the Third New York Cavalry
has safely returned, having successfully
Accomplished it's mission, and withou
loss. They destroyed, by twisting rails
&cp according to General Haupts plan
two miles Of the railroad at Warsaw, al,
so destroying for five miles more, ali ia,
culyerts, as well as the telegraph al Ke.
ronsyille. An srmory was destroyed
Large quantities OF small arms and com
missary and quartermasters' stores wer.
burnt. About 100 animals and some 81
prisoners were captured by them, an
some 100 men and 800 women and chill
dren (negroes) followed them.
fSigned j. G.. FOSTER,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
WHOLE NUMBER 7l3.
A DlnicuIt autst,on Ans,verea.

Can any one says Fanny Fern, tell
me why, when Eve was manufactured from
one of Adams ribs, a hired girl was nor
made at the same time TO wait on her?'
We cap, easy. Because Adam never
came whining TO Eve with ragged stock.
ing TO be dained, a collar string to be
Sewed on, or glove to mend right away,
quick now Because he never read the
paper uutil the sun got down behind the
PAIN trees, aud then stretching himself,
yawred ou', 'Aiu't supper most ready. nv
dearF Not hel He made the hte and
hung the Kettle over II himself, we'll ven.
ture--and pulled the radshes, peeled the
potatoes, aud did everything el.e he ought
to. He MIXED the cows, fed the chickens.
aud looked after the pigs himself. Ha
never brought home baIf a dozen friends 10
dinner, when Eve hadn't any fresh pome.
granates, aud the mango season was over.
He never stayed out till eleven o'clock TO q
ward me9iiug,' hurrahing for an out and.
ont candidate, and then scolded because
poor Eve was sitting up and crying inside
tue gates. lie never played billiards, roll.
cd ten pins and drove fast horses, nor
chokcd Eve with cigar smoke He never
lolfed around corner groceries. while Eve
was rocking little Cain's cradle at home.
in short, be didu't think she was especially
created Tor the purpose of waiting on him,
aad wasn't under the impression that is
dlsgrqced a man TO tighten bis wife's cares
II little That's the reason that Eve did
not need a hiiel girl, and with it was the
reason that her fair descendants did.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
By MARY l.. MEANY.t


At The house OF a irleHd lrcqueuDy met
lady, hose sInKalur loveulsS and ee,
gan manl.ers, ojobed wit h the most wln
mug genviepess and atlubihfy Impressed ME
la1otaDIy atliour,iusJ meeting, She " as
,4ppaFenlIy about five and taenty there
"a slS no ti1ce OF earLysbloom of her smooth,
lvund CHECK. aud lie light Shade ofpenslye
uesa' that 'evertesled on her polished brow,
81 ttnsa 10 aeuote that she had early tasted
the p'qgfutSS 4f lltcs soexperielce; hqt ihl,,
aeco; alng with her soit 2 low roued voice,
aud tie lady like, repose Of her whole deg
meanof only rendered her more interes, ing
aud attractive. One day / obselyed her
passing from our friends abode as / wa,
approachug II and l eagerly availed my
sen OF The opportunity OF making some in
quties respecting one whose history had
been he SunJect OF many vague speciula'
Sous dullug my twilight reyeries. ,.-
Have you never heard anything abou
se'? asked my itleud ,.atler l had made
kuOwn ny lutense curiosity. ~ -''s'-.
Never, was my quick rejJiuder. r.ss' .
IuaL 10 latlel stfpuge, tor, though ,s.nce
her arrival here, she has lived ih almost to-
lal secIusion, her uame is sadly CONNECTED
with tragic occurrence Of which L won
der you have not heard. | will satisfy
your curiosity by Relating it.2'a a''.',
Irene Westop al The age, OF ejghIesnS was
thehtelgningo6e.i in,, every circle in " hich
she "appearet Not less ADMIRED for her
vivacity AID ready VIII, 'thad for der brd.
liant charms, aud Numerous accomplish
meats, ~ was no wohder thai, although by
'nuture gifted with high meHtal powers, and
Mthss healt -aiiye 10 ge1erous,, noble, I'M
Epdises, the ceaseess ana. hatueriag homage
| >Ae lecelyed had u deeierlOus influence,
ana Sue became incapa bic, seemingly, OF a
IoltIer ambition Than 10 0e the acknowi.
euged queen Of eacn gay assembage. Her
pdreuls nad been dead some yegrsi aud as
The adYpsed child ,oi a ElcA aud worldly re
lallVe, whose every wish III her regard was
fulfilled when she saw her the admital loa
or ,euVy OF ul around. poor Irene, had no
friendly counsellor TO give her the warning
sdyce, sue 30 much ueeded--to show ,het
the e.yanity Of the life Lhe was leadlng, and
10 Jnsisi hpon the necessity OF seufblng, IN
some degree. the wild exuberauce otsplrits
tbat solnstimes alaiost amounled to reek'
iessness. y AaA'o hee ol Dc ugot 90 ua'sjsd a.
.au Asjawas ii naturally TO be- expected, she
soon .wearied Of the mopotopous pleasures
10 which sheolved, and began = to value
them only as adding to her list Of CON
quests, the excitement Of which she aver,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
Pretty " omen.


,a Under this head brother editor goes
of in strain strongly indicative lhat he
is in the condition of The hero Of Allriehe'a
new book. He must be out of his head
Just listen to him. A pretty woman is one
of the institutions of every country; i she
makes sunshine, blue sky. aad happiness
wherever she goes Her path is delicious
roses perfume aud beauty. She is sweet
poem, written iu rare curlS, aud choice
taste, and good principles Men stand be-
fore her like 50 many admiration points,
and melt iuto butter. Her words float
around ike music, birds Of paradise songs
OF chimes Of Sabbath bells. Without her,
society would lose its truest attractions,
and young men the very best of comforts
aud compahy.a Her ialluence und gene
roSity restrain the vicious. strength heu tine
weak, raise the tow!y, flannel shirt tie
needy, aud strengthen the faint-hearled.
And wherever you 6ud the virtuous wo.
man, yoa viii ind freside, boquets, clothes,
order, light, good living, gentle hearts,
music, and model institutions generally
She is the nower of humanity, Venus ia
dmjty, aud her iuSpirauon is the breath Of
| heayenp .,.. .,J,,c.l- .... l....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
How are you, Telegraph

..,.,.- -, ,(From the Cleveland Plandeacr.)
j ohm Morgan paid US a VISIT you know
g All booted aud, ,spurred was he, aHa,a
With jolly good gang, four thousand or so, o..
Aud canuon numbering three, ,rg, &.
He made it his boast he would gallop straight
through
What registering blade was he y ,tt
Buckeyes aud Hoosiers, with all of his crew,
Till he heard the bugles of Lee.
TH6I,N How are you, leiegraph?
John cape in, excellent style,,lo be sure
With banner aud brand he -;
His gathering hoots made "a terrible roar,
And cannon numbering three
The Hoosiers we're scared, SO entered the race
What rowdy set were they y
And the Buckeyes mOuutedto.i JON in the chase
AS Johnny galloped their way.
$3.50. low are you, Telegraph?
John rode till the seat ofhis breecbcs was worn;
What a crazy rider was lie J
With his july gay flags so dusty and torn,
r Aud b's cannon Numbering three. -..
All jaded for sleep, aud weak in the back,
= lis troopers vote il u bore ~-.rF... .
But the Buckeyes relish the fun on the track
What merry go round to be sure
How aie you, Telegraph 1
John ordered his scouts 10 the river, to scan
(What chop.Ialleu fellow was he y
But when they returned, he sighed for his mer
And caLnuu numbering three.
A pleasant old guuboat, uousng below,
W waiting Tor toll that dayj
Johu Morgan concluded bis scrip wouldn't go,
SO j cfihry nns,'gaiop away - S-F
-'.F .-~-f -rHoware you, Telegraph r.
,.fO e. -rv+a afg u
John rode to the left John rode to the right
What wool.s gathered Morgan was bevD
Don .QnlXole had never SO ugly plight
W ith his caoDon numbering three. rs-
Bedevlied-begrt on hill and Oh plain,
The Toe on hts front aud his rear, -'
.With the most OF his troopers captured or slain
Why, j Uhu, what wonderful scare
--.r,..lH How are you, Telegraph
Then Shackelford came with sabre aud gun
(Whut surly Old fellow was he J tr.
And he gob6led them up as a boy would bun
They aud their cannon three .,F atE .
He gobbed them up in all Of their pride; !,
(John Morgan, where is the fun 2
Aud he taught them lesson in taking ride,
Togo where The wires don't run.
low are YOU Telegraph?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

,o AEEcDoTE OF MR GoUGH One Of the
particularly pheasant stories told by Mr..
Cough at Farrar Hall, last winter, OF his
experiences in England, is that of once be-
ling nearly Aoored with an II thoagh il
was not so much the misplaced II that HIT
him as that which accornpaniedl it, He
was about TO address - large audience oD
his fayorite theme of temperance. aud the
chairman. o rorund Englishman. UNDER
took to introduce him, Happening to re-
collect the miracle OF Samson getting
water from the jaw bone with which he had
slain the Philistines, and thinking to turn
it to account, be said: Ladies and gentle
men; | have the honor 10 INTRODUCES to you
the distinguished lecturer, John B. Gongh,
who will address you on the subject of tom-
pefance. You know that temperance is
rather dry subject, but tonight. as we
listen to our friend, the horalor from hover
the hoceau, we may 'ope to ave the miracle
of Samson repeated, aud to be refreshed
with water from the jaw boue of hass'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

Thus we sing, We sing, in the Sunday School;
Where the Word Of Life is the Sacred Rule;
Wbichtponts hs y j epsen--gfl brigst bnd fair,
But tells us no druakdrd eau enter MeFe'~
Thus we sing we sing Of the Sunday School,
Where Truth is the text aud colo water the
Rule.
c'tl, s.}ts. HN0A f.lIayF o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

4. A printer, who was on his death couch,
and about TO take an .affectionate farewell
of bis weeping friends, observed; have
finished my take the galley is proved,
aud the great Proof Reader Of the Universe
has marked the errors let Death take the
'slags out, and ami ready for the is'heIl-
box ..nina.n la.I All a.ggakg al Lalah b
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

Oh The Nashville Union has the fellowlng;
A ,no@sboy was, crying dis papers around
I, he dooru OF a prominent hotel Fiierels
YOUR GaseheAhattie atss Nieksburg, -
when an officer said to him, Il can't see IT,
'You never wilt see'it,' lsaidmthe pert boy,
'Shile you sit loaGug round hotels.'l The
President will please patla strap on that
bows shoulders II doDs m3dt 1870 O..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

oJ "A clergy man ? at au Afternoon service,
was asked TO road aTnotiee for aWomah's
Rights eclure.e which ,hs did in this wiso:
AT half.past six O'clock, at the school
bouse 10 the 6rst District, a hen viii at
tsmnt Ia crowDs rossel1aaI' io pGiahi -3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

LINUS, SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer aud Man
StsNs- mr. Harrington Ashtabula, o. 4oI' m
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

70 A wine merchant having sent q sample
of wine to Lord Derby which be ayerfed
was specific for The, gopt, subsequently,
wrote, asking for an order, The Earl re-
piled, presenting his compliments 10 Mr.
80, &c and begged to say be had tasted
lie vine SEMI hnt-nrefekfeH the K0nt!l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
.FIfa ,'sNsfT ss-elfaT

er. CULVER removed s ,.,,.ns to ths shi ssk
pase Stables where he efs "A Iiysry stable in Ash
bdls the use the beet eppp. but iSnt above The y
tabuIa County, at prices thai rnpss NV i 1900. NJ.
tpg standard. Call and see, NrI-II-lt
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FuTniture.'

DUCRoa& BROTHERS, Manufacturers of a
Fhfaie Sf s best description, and every va
Also general and o. oet
.Ashtabulas adsf.rt D. . 81 iilsiss.s) s'i IL IL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

iEORGE g.. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hard
ware Iron Steel and Nails Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Conner and Zine and manufacturer of Tn Sheet Iron and
Gamer Ware Fish 3 Block, sh tabula Ohio. 47O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

yg The Radical is the title Of smart paper
just started 10 Irepton. Mo7u9oiq sgad "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

i r.. B, "a CROSBY, Iron Founder, and mapu'
facturer Dealer in Pows Plow Castings Mill Cast
ings Ge. Most iestptonA Oi Foundry done ode
,Absthba via Ohis. -,slssaf tfr.4t - 80 I.- 62s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

p A rebel was recently captqted. and .
note iu favor Of Gen, Pope for $4,000 vss,
found on hisrerson. - "o's4's''s' ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

To The Pledgel to the Pledge-we sing we sing;
To the pure clear book and the impid spring
We sing of cold water; a way with rnml 4
For sad is the doom of the drunkards home!
hen cold water riorever-lorevermore
Come sign the Pledge With the Temperance
Choir -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

GEORGE HALL. Dealer in p Piano Fertes, and
Meodeons Piano Stools, Covers, Instruction Books etc
Depot PARK street. AshtAbnia seeadyetisepent 4l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

A prominent speaker at a Copperhead
meeting 10 Ohio, said be expected 10 spend
40 eternity 10 compsny With Democrats
A Republican listener responded that he
probably woald, unless ho fepenisd1 1of bis
sinsi' 'ai l'n bna gis sdsoi gsN 9di "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

RANSOM N COBB Manufacturers mn
Dealers in Planed Lumber, Window Sash, Blinds rP'
uF Moufhgs Fence Piekets Pacng Boxes, &c. 6cf Fa
toryhhdfSnher Yard. corner Columbus and Centre ST
cleteand, Ohio .' '64