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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

CALIFORNIA ELECTION. The election, in
California, for Governor, Lieutenant Go.
vernon, Congressmeu, aud Legislature, has
resulted gloriously for the Union cause.
The Golden State has done Dobly. A
dispatch from San Francisco TO the Presi-
dent, under date of September 81, says the
majority for he Uuion ticket will be from
25, 900 TO 10000 - unexpectedly large.
The result is highly gratifying, inasmuch
as the opposition has been counting on
California to defeat the Administration in
the organization of the House at the next
meeting of Congress The result transfers
the members from that State 10 the other
side of the balance sheet, and secures the
next House Union beyond peradYenture.
New PAINT MINEs.-A recent number
of the California Farmer contains an ac-
count of The discovery of paint mines neal
MARTINEZ. The mine, or tead Of ocher sub.
stances, begins about three hundred yards
from the main street in Martinez, on tho
sea shore, aud extending to a very con-
siderable distance along the beach, the
leads going down below the bay, uud ex'
tending into the banks on the shore to an
udefnable terminus. The experime Dts al.
ready made exhibit eightyf four dGerent
llnts, from the most delicate aud soft
shades of dove color, to the brightest yer.
million. 1t is evident that there is mate
rial sufficient to supply the United States
tor hundred years. f".
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Current News.

Col. John w Foster of the 35th Indi-
sns, telegraphs that he took possession of
Knoxville, Tennessee, on the 4th instant,
with his brigade, aud adds that the re
joicing of the people was uubounded.
Critteuden's division of Rosecrans' army
took possession of Chattanooga on the 0tb
inst. The enemy retreated South.
BY way of the Richmond Wing. we
learn that the bombardmeut of batteries
Wagner and Gregg was continued all day
Cd the 7Ih, and l3O rebels were killed.
AT dark, on the same day, the enemy
having advanced their sappers up to the
very moat of Wagner, and it being impos-
sible to hold the island longer, Gen. Beau
regard ordered the evacuation, which was
executed between eight in -ihe evening and
one next morning, with success. We
spiked the guns of Wagner and Gregg; and
withdrew noiselessly. Only one barge,
containing twelve men, was captured
A dispatch from Major Stephen Elliott,
commanding at Fort Sumter, announces
that flag of truce, demanding the imme-
diate surrender Of that fort, had been re-.
ceiyed from Admiral Dlhlgren, by Lieut..
Brownof the Palmetto State. Gen. Beau
regard has telegrapbed to Major Elliott to
reply TO Dahgren that he can have Fort
Sup ,tar u,ha ho fak ho1H nd
that in the meantime such dem ands are
puerile and unbecomiDg.
The iron elads aud monitors approached
Fort Sumter closer than usual, and opened
o hot FIRE against it. Our batteries on
Sullisan's Island, including those Of Fort
Moultrie, replied heavily.
Generals Lee is reported to be in Rich.
mondr in consultation With the rebel
Cabinet.
Our forces at Bath, Va, consisting of o
part of two companies OF the S0th Pennsyl
vania Cavalry, commanded by Colone
Wynkoof, were attacked on the Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. few days ago by party
Of rebels, estimated at from City TO tive
hundred and City. The rebels eluded the
pickets. Our forces resisted the attack
with much gallan,ry and drove back the
enemy. A party at once started in pur.
suit. -r,4 t
A report reached Fortress Monroe Oh
the l9th, stating that the Confederates hat
evacuated Morris Island.
The Trib3ns's headquarters dispatch o
the 9Th states that Col. r. c. Hill, of ih,
rebel army, recently sent word across th
Rappahannock from Fredericksburg b,
would like TO see an officer of our army
The wish being made known to Gen Gus
ter, the General himself crossed The mo
tive Of Col. Hills request was to make in
quiries respecting Gen. Gregg. with whom
he was once o class mate aud inlimst
friend General Custer received q not,
from Col. Hill, hieh was forwarded. Col
Hill remarked, confdesiislly, to Gen. Cus
ter that peace was near at hand. This as
sortion, was also voluntarily made By twi
rebel officers 10 the boat which conveye,
General Caster, and by othsss on shore
On hsisg asked the reason Of their suppo
sitiop, they wepld not communicated IL
They simply reiterated their. opinion. os
Col. Hil, would p0t state what command
be - eoaeeeted With. bat appeared to rbi
stan onoer. At least 1000 cavalry and
inhn'ry from the rebel army thronged sbonl
the wharf a. Spectators When Gen. Gus
terhnded his reception BY officers was ex
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MYSTERY Mother" said q little fellow
four years old. "if man is mister, ain'l q
woman Uystery 2 The greatest mystery in
the world to us. is that any one will buy any
other Saleratus but Herrck Aliens Gold
Medal 1t cures dyspepsia, strengthens weak
stomachs, saves your teeth from decaying,
saves one-hnlf the quantity of shortening, be-
sides il takes SO little Of the Saleratus TO do its
work. Try it. Most merchants sell it. De-
pot II Liberty street, New 7 York.
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CouxrY SURVEYOR The Central Com.
miltee, on Saturday last, put in nomination
for County Surveyor, the name of ABNER
ID, STpoNG, Of this town. Mr.. Strong con.
sents, with reluctance, to the use Of his
name, but will not oppose the wishes OF his
friends to serve if elected, of which, oi
course, there can be no doubt.
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DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LIYIMENr, in
pint bottles, at so cents cures lameness cuts,
gals, COLES, &c. Read the following:
at. -'}. -i. Boston, J1ly 7th, 1860
DR. TOBIAS: We have used for the past
year, your Horse Lniment, for lamencss kicks :,
bruises. collie and cuts, aud in every instance
found it the Lest article ever tried 10 Ibis cir
Gus company. Please send six dozen, as it is
the only liuiment we use now. We have l0S
horses, some or them very valuable, aud do
not want 10 leave town without it,
-r.. HYATT FRosT, "''
Manager Van Amburgh & Co.'S Menagerie
Sold by all druggists. Office, sc Cortlaudt
street, New York. .. Al. rry w..
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Tampico is occupied by the Frcuch.



LEAvENwoRrB, Sept. !.
The excitement which pcrvaded Kansas
at the time of the Lawrence massacre, has
subsided, and in its place has come a de.
termination, terribly earnest, to avenge
that fearful act. There seems to be no
sort of confidence in or respect for Scho-
field or Ewing. They are jeered at on
every hand General Lane sent tele
gram to The Pres ideut, saying that the in,
competence and imbecilily of Schofeld are
deplorable, and uuleSs there is an nmedi.
ate change of commanders, there is danger
Of conflict between the people and the
military. The prediction seems to have
been we'll founded --
A meeting in Paoli to morrow will pro-
badly be the largest ever held in this State.
The removal OF Schoield aud Ewing will
be demanded; a Department for Kansas
asked for; common cause made with the
Emancpatonis's of Missouri; and com
mittee appointed to go TO Washington with
the Missouri committee. Parties are go.
ing in wagons, with arms and rations, from
oil parts Of the State. They will not go
into MisSo uri if the military show any dis.
pOsi'fOH W uIlTC tue IeUelS IEOuI tuc fuIcSt-
ed district.
Quantrill is on the Similar, about 80
miles from Kansas City, with largely in.
creased force. The two bundled thousand
dollars cash taken out of Lawrence, has
given him glory and recruits, and his mum
bers have swollen from 200 to 1900.
Schoield has sent regiment after the ras.
| calls at Paoli, but DO force after the bush,
| whackers. ''' ''' "r' o.
At Lcavenworib, Wyandottc, Alathe,
Paoli. and OSawatamie, the citizens are
under arms, and all these towns are night.
ly guarded by citizen patrols; the military
are no longer relied upon.
AT large German meeting, held here
yesterday. tSunddy,) Mayor Anthony
stated that il Scho6eld called out the mill,
tia to put down Kansas men, no citizen
should go from Leavenw orth 10 aid him in
that unholy crusad, The announcement
was received with the widest enthusiasm.
The telegraph reports the arrest, by
Ewing of Mayor Anthony, and bis hasty
removal, but gives no reason fer the arrest
Mayor Anthony is in favor, Of pursuing
the bush shackers, and this brings him in
conflict with the military power Of Scho.
field aud Ewing; aud for this probably he
has been arrested. ~
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GRAM ELEyAtoRs CONSUMER The WI.
kinsou, with about $4,000 bushels Of grain,
and the Wells Elevator, with 100000
bushels. chiefly corn, were burned at Buf.
falo, together with q ware house adjoining,
on the night Of the h. Estimated loss
$4OO, 900. -,..
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HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIER For one who
dies from the effects of the bullet, ten perish
from damp and exposure to night air. Small
doses of Holloway's Pills. taken every other
night will correct all disorders OF the liver aud
stomach, purify the blood, and insure sound
health to every man. Only 25 cents per box.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-09-12

GRAPE CROP FOR SALE The
" Subscriber has Vineyard Of nine acres, (hye Of which
in full beang planted with the Isabella and Catawba
varieties hanging with luxuau large and healthy
crop OF fruit which will be ripe In about nple OF weeks
which he wishes TO dispose Of the premises otherwise
may be agreed upon To fruit dealers Makers
this opportunity good The crop be the
North Ridge, some two miles east OF the village
.t....t. M n JOHN PEREw.
AshtaSuls, Sept s, 1868. 7l6
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Truly yours,
U. S. GENERAL HosPIrAL,
Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Ward c.

Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Ward G.
lfy Dear Cousin-Hoping that you will not in
any way be disconnected at receiving a letter
from me of a different tone and purpose have
determined to appeal to your feelings to grant
my request By the large number of patients,
and by the untold suffering of those heroes who
conquered Vicksburg and opened the Mississip-
pi, am compelled to appeal to my friends at
home for reinforcements not of help, but of
those things so indispensable in hospital of
2, 500 patients All the sanitary stores are some
times inadequate to the immediate wants of so
many sufferers ! therefore beg Of you and
your many friends to fill up box of those
stores and send them to me, for these patriot
soldiers. The articles needed most is the diff
ferent kinds Of wines and liquors, handkerchiefs,
= and towels, socks, combs, and all those little
delcacies your own womanly tact will suggest
Canned fruit and preserves, of course. Black
berry cordial, bandages and cotton rags, &c
Furthermore, would mention suspenders,
paper, envelopes and stamps; but instead of
all this, money is quite as acceptable, as it pro-
cures those things which we need most. You
must excuse me for not writing this myself; -
my ward is filed with sick and wounded pa
tients, and have not a moment to spare. Our
hospitals are nearly filed up from the army
which conquered Vicksburg, and we do all we
can TO make them comfortable and forget the
sufferings resulting from that campaign. .
The weather is hot and you cannot imagine
how delicious draff Of lemonade tastes to the
parehed lips Of the poor stricken soldier
Lemons are, therefore, another very important
article in che catalogue. i have received six
boxes of such things from Michigan City, Gin
cinnati and Kenosha. o I would call upon YOU
this time to do something for our soldiers, and
wish you would ask cousins II. b. & c. M. r.,
OF Erie, to join their hands in behalf of the sol
dies. Old shirts, drawers, and socks viii do
very well for burial purposes, and win save the
good articles for the living patient. ,F.srs
Afectionately yours ~,
HbRRIET r. CoLI.E
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NOTICE. - RolIin Harmon, Heron
Y Harmon; and Anne Harmon, hereby notified that
Joseph o. Crosby administrator Of Henry Harmon, de-
ceased the 1th day of July, 1863 filed petition 10 the
Court Of Pleas within and for the County of Asha
bua and Ohio therein making them, with other
parties defendants Therein setting forth In substance, that
no personal property belonging said estate has come to the
hands said administrator and that said estase is largely
indebted aud that said Henry NJ Harmon died seized OF an
eqnabe interest in certain lands in the petition described
and that said Catlin Harmon holds the legal title to said
lands TO SECURE ndeb eness from said Henry Harmon
lin The prayer OF the petition is that an account may
e taken of the amount due said Catin Harmon that the
the widow may be assigned and that said lands
sold to satisfy the amount found due said Catn and
for general relief SlMONDS CADWELl-
6t1l6 ... ..... Attys fer Pl'G
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NOTICE..

TNHE Subscribers will, on the 18th dav
l. ofseptember next, Mt IL o'clock A. NJ, the Ground
receive Proposals for building Bridge the outlet of
the Marsh, Leonard Bakers in Sheffield eseying the
right accepting rejecting proposals then made For
plan and specifications call ID. HUIBURT, at Athtabua
M J. in D. fnfUnLnBNUHRsri nULBURr, Co. Commissioners.
Ashtabula, Aug. Is, 1868. .s ....
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
T A x Il q.

THE Assessor OF the l9lh Collection
l. District the sste Of Ohio having rendered to bis
Annual Collection List commencing Nay J. 1863 OF all per
Taxes according the provisions OF act entitled An Act
To provide usrna Revenue to support the Government and
TO Pay Interest npon the Public Debt approved July 1892
and the amendments and supplements thereto hi a.
no Notice is Hereby Given 'r',.t la.
To all persons liable pay such duties taxes within the
county pr htabuia In said State that the said duties and
have become due and payable and that the will be
receved by the undersigned his deputy at his Ohce IN
-,shtAbua, until and Including the
sal3 18th Day OF October next 1 ah'''
And aso at the Probate Once In Jefferson the 18th and
18th days Of October next aud all who shall neglect
refuse " pay the duties aforesaid assesed
npon ths. within this time specified shall be liable 70 pay
ten per cent additional upon the amounts thereof
Said list includes the for licenses incomes
ager silver plate, 6e Legal tender money only received
= Ashisbnla, sept. ., itos' stflo
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TO Edward sooyilIe whoIe

NOllOB -lO GuWhTu OcONllle, NuVDt
place Of ftesdenee Is unknown Harriet Howell Edward
son. Charles scoyile, William Scovlc Jane Scbye and
John Scovio heirs at law Of Adnsh Scoe deceased You
are hereby not fled that 0rramel II Ffch and Pess cov
executors Of the will Adnah Scove deceased on tho
third day September D. 1893 hled their petition In
Probate Court within and for the county OF Ashabua and
State Of Ohio alleging that said Adnah Scove BY con-
tract IN writing bearing date June l. A. d. 1857 agreed ot
certain money In said contract stated to sell
yey 10 one Daniel s. Hail. his heirs aud assigns lot land
st uated Ashabula township, In said county, known
parts Of village lots Nos J5 and 20 Of Kinnans village plat
bounded ows beginning at tpe south west
OF Merrmans bot the east tde OF Main street and
ming tesce southsy line Uf said street o.
thence easey parallel with said Merrimans south luo TO
the top the high baDk Of Astabua Oreck thence north
erly said Nefrmans south line thence westerly al ong
said Merrimans south line 20 the place OF beginning Also
that said Adnah Scovile by his other contract In writing
bearing date April Q, A. d. 1851 agred for certain CON
alteration therein mentioned TO sell aud convey TO one
Charles Ruer, his heirs and assigns piece OF land, being
pas of village lots Nos II and " Of Kinsnans village
pla in said township Of Astabua, and bounded follows
Commencing n point In the east line OF Main street. ten
feet northey from point said east line nom whence
line drawn ight angles TO said street would strike the
of said Scoves blacksmith shop, and
eastery at right angles with said street II feet to
stake thence souhey parallel with said street about OIL
feet TO north line of land lately occupied by John Rattle
thence along Rates north line III feet to east line OF
sad the about 81 feet 10 place OF beginning IL
been fully lid aud satisfied but that said A. ScoVie died
without having conveyed said lands
The praye Of said petition Is that the petitioners may be
authorized and empowered to complete said contracts ana
same and entitled deeds agreeable to the true intent and
meaning of said contracts Said petition will DO for hearing
on the 'cond day Of October, a: d, 1868.
| o. II. FITCH. '.xecutOr,
PERSIS SCOVIlIE, Executrix
Sent IL, 1863 OF Adnah Scoyille, deceased.
3t7lB
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Testng of their personal knowledge 10 the beneficial
effects and medical virtues of these Btters ~
From Rev. J. EertoH BrOpn, d. d., Editor Of The Ensyole
pedia Of Religious Knowledge
Although not disposdd 70 sfsver recomnnend Patent
Medicines general through dsrust OF their ingredients
and Effects yet know of sufcent reasons why man
may testify TO the benefits he belsves himself have
ceved from simple preparation in the hope that he
thus contribute TO the benefit OF Others allof -
do this the readily in regard to HooAsnds German
Btte prepared by Dr. M Jackson Of ths city,
preiudiced against them for many years. under the i'm
preston that they chiefly alcoholic mixture.
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker ESQ., the
moya Of this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
men to try them, when suffering from great and long
tnued debility. The three Bitters
the beginning Of the present year. followed by evident
relief and restoration to degree of bodily and mental vigor
which had et for six months before and
despaired regsning therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the Of them. - fra'
-...1-o J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June 23, 1861. lT-l'F7| .
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DEAR SIR.-T'he ipclosed letter is a
strong appeal in behalf of the sufferers
from the army which conquered Vicksburg,
and the information therein contained will
be valued by those who wish in some de.
gree to contribute to the comfort of those
suffering heroes. For this purpose il you
will insert the same in your next issue, you
viii render tficicient aid in noble cause
A box is being filed by the Union Aid So
ciety Of this place, and those who wish to
contribute can apply to the President Of the
Society.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAY CATTLE,

STRAY CATTLE.
STRAYED from the pasture of the
~ Subscriber in Harpers6eld the 2oth August Two
smAll-sized ThTeeyeaTold STEERS light red, long
heavy broad horns the other dark red small crooked horns
TUNED up little. Also One Twoyear old HEIFER large
size very dark roam short bug horn smaller than
the other and rough Whoever will take up said cattle and
give information Of their eabOuta shall he literally
wsrdtd, ssd all reasonable expenses paid. 80 s
WILLIAM MILLER.
Unionyile, Sept. 4th, 1868. 3t'1l6
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FARM FOR SALE.

A GOOD AND VALUABLE FARM,
of ninety oflAnd situated the Gore of Say
brook Township about oneha mile from the lake shore. IL
Is well waered and under good state of cultivation, and
raise good fruit such apples peaches aDd cherries Two
good barns good dwelling house and spring house. Said
farm also has good waller privilege and is web supplied
with chestnut timber for fencing and other purposes, and
good farm for dairy. rr-
For terms enquire OF Carpenter residing the same
Saybrook, Ohio, a ugust "a, 1893. '- -, $5m-7l3
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DIED.

In this village, on the Sth inst, Mrs. Sarah r.
Parsons, aged SO years.
In Conneaut, on the 4th inst, Mr.. John s.
Carpenter, aged 81 years. He was one of the
first settlers of that town.
In this village, on the 7th inst Charles f. c.
Culver, son of III. +. and Elizabeth A. Culver
aged years and ) months. .. ..
DEATH thou hast taen another,
.'' Loving fair, and good as he,
Time will throw his dart at thee."
In Northampton, Mass, August 2Oth of Con-
sumption, Sarah L. Smith, aged 2s years. late of
Dorset, Ohio. .-. .. .'..
In Wayne, Augusr 24th, Rev. Brother Samuel
A. Dlillrey, aged 33 years, Chaplain of Golden
Rule Lodge, No 33l OF L. A. NJ. ....
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Union Stale Ticket.


Union STATE Ticket.
, Es.csioa vi's take piscs on the.Issh day of Q,
For Governor.
t.- JEAN Brongh, Of Cuyahogs.
For. Lieut. Governor,
Charles Anderson Of Montgomery.
For supreme-Judge,'
n. IA. Hunter, of Fairfield.
For Auditor of State.
James "A. Goldman, Of Marion.
For Treasurer OF State,
q. voIney Dorsey, Of Miami
For Board Of Public Works,
John M. Barrere, Of Highland.
Union County Ticket.
For State Representative,
ABNER KELLOGG.
For Probate Judge,
DECIUS S. WADE.
For Treasurer,
WALTER n. BURGESS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
s. A. NORTH WAY.
For Sheriff,
ED. A. WRIGHT.
For Clerk OF the Court,
A. b. WATKINS.
For Commissioner,
WILLIAM Il. SIM0NDS.
For Innrnary Director,
j. p. EASTMAN.
For Coroner,
BARZILLA VETS.
Surveyor to To nominated.
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T AND For Sale in East Trumbull.-A.
IL bout 10 Acres Of Land with good House. Barn an
out u,dingsn prime erdsr with good water and choice
fruit situated In East Tumbu three miles from the village
Of Rock Creek being the premises occupied by Par
menter.
A Also, Grist Mill, known as the Clark
Mill with about 20 Of Land situated the above de-
scbed prem ses The Mill Is well situated for business
durable stream Is in good repair has two of sone bolts
smut machine rolling screen, elevators &c complete The
above described property will be sold cheap the owner
about removing 70 hOwe and reasonable credit will be Civ
en- for portion ofths purchase money. Apply to
O. H. FITCH, Real Estate Agent.
Ashtabnla Nav 40 1858. 3m7OO
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Gov TOP has been notified to prepare for q
draft i'd this State. Quota 1882.
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MARRIED.,

At the Parsonage, in Lenox, on the Sd inst,
by Rev. r. Clark, Mr.. Edward Y. Smith, to
Miss Rozelia w. Hayford, both of that place.
In Geneva, on the 9th inst, by Rev. j. Gra-
ham, Mr.. Alex Yale, to Miss Harriet Crosby,
both of Ashtabula
III Jefferson, on the Sd inst, by Rev. A. Bur
CESS, of Kingsville, Mr.. James A. Davidson of
Kelloggsvle, to Miss Almira L. Woodbury. of
Jefferson.
In Austinburg, on the 9th ult., by Rev. A..
d. Barber, Mr.. Henry Stanly Bennett of Browns
vile, Penn, to Miss Lydia Sophia Herrick of
Austinburg.