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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-31

Personally appeared before mt, an a..
man Of the city of Philadelphia, ii. l. ll''-
bold, who, being duly sworn, doth sa,' -
preparations contain no narcotic, no MT.
or other injurious drugs, but are Tllrt.E,
etable. H. I. HENBol-'
Sworn and subscribed before me. IN. L.
day Of Nov. 1854. WM. L. HlBbAh Ia
Alderman, Ninth ST, above Race -
Address Letters for information IN c.
dence TO IL. L. Helmbold, Chemist ~
l0I South Tenth ST, below Chestnut, e..
Beware of Counterfeits and unpriLc.
dealers, who endeavor TO dispose 81 tlt-F ..
and other articles on the reputation ala.
by Helmbold's Genuine Preparations n RI.
holds Genuine Extract Buehu, Hem o0.'
Genuine Extract Sarsaparilla, lie mo mo
Genuine Improved Rose Wash Sod y :
Druggists everywhere. Ask for he.nY.
take no other. Cut out the adEelllsF55'. :.
and send for it, and avoid imposition InI -
posure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

Ono GENERALs.-Several Of the most
efficient generals Of the army are natives of
Ohio. Grant was born in Clermont county,
Sherman in Fairfield, Rosecrans in Dela-
ware, Mcphcrson in Sandusky and Gilmore
ia Lorain. They arc sons OF whom Ohio
and the United States may well be proud.
An Ohio paper says: Grant, Mcpherson
Gilmore, and Rosecrans are of Methodist
families, Gen. Rosecrans was probably in
clined 10 the Roman Church by the teach.
ing Of bis Mother, who though she attended
the Methodist Church, and called one Of
her sons John Wesley, was all her life sympa.
ihizing with the "Mother Church. Old Mr.
Rosecrans left the Me,hodists in advanced
,fe and protested ULiversalism; but the
early training of the children was under
Methodist institutions. The fathers of
Grant and Gilmore are still living. Once
Mr.. grant thought be would never send on.
other son to West Point, as y disqualified
boys for business. Now be says, i tharE God
that he ever gave me such SOM and be.
leave that West Point qualities very well TO:
some forms Of business.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
skirmishing ON the Memphis g. Charles
ton II al road.
MEMrnIs, October u.

MkMIHlN, OclOUcT q.
A force OF Rebel cavalry and artillery,
reported from 5000 to Is, 900 strong, have
been threatening the Memphis & Charles
ton Railroad for some days
General Hurlbut's force has been con.
s,an,ly skiimi.hing with them, defeating
every attempt of theirs to do serious dam
age.
Rngges, Chalmers and Lee are said TO
be in command under Joe Johnston.
Sunday morning several culverts werc de-
stroyed fn the vicinity OF Ger mantown and
Collesvile.
An attack was made by Chalmers with
cavalry and artillery, reported at 5000
strong, upon the garrison at Coliesvile,
consisting of the 66th Indiana Infantry.
driving them into their Notifications and
burning their cantonments.
During the fight Major General Sher-
man and staff with detachment Of 800 Of
the 18Th Regulars, arrived upon o train en-
rou,e for Corinth. They dsembarked, en-.
gagged the enemy, and repulsed him with
heavy loss The Regulars lost nine killed
twenty seven wounded and seven missing
Colonel Anthony lost about the same mum
ber.
Gems. Carr and Hatch re pursuing the
rebels towards TalIahatchie river. The
Railroad is repaired and trains passed to.
| day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
CURRENT NEWS.

MEADE's ARNY-IYe hear, by way of
Washington, of the 18th. but how reliable
We know not, that General Meade's army
has fallen back to this side of the Kappa.
hammock, foloaed by Lees army, which is
in great force half mile south OF the river
Tie enemy made feint OF moving up the
valley on the Southern bank of the Robert
son river aud our cavalry under Buford
crossed at Germana Ford and took posses
sion Of the earthworks abandoned by them
When our force was all across, the enemy
came against Buford in great force and
dove him across the river without time to
destroy the crossing and they pursued him
10 Rlppahannock Station.
Fitzpatrick, with a fcrce OF cavalry and
artillery, which had made reconnaissance
near Madison Court House, was cut of on
the road TO Culpepper by a portion Of
EwelPs corps, which was formed across the
only road by which he could retreat.
General Fitzpatrick was compelled TO
charge directly into the mud. lie led the
charge in person, telling his men lba, they
mast do SO or die. The cavalry cut its way
through under concentrated fire such as
has hardly been experienced by our troops
during the war, and probably his rear with
his artillery, retired through Cupepper
General Kilpatrick's loss, in killed and
wounded amounted to $50.
General Meade is said to have displayed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
rhe Mormon Immigration.

The Doscret News OF Sept. 18th, notices
tue arrival Of several immigrant trains, and
a number of Elders who have been on For
eisu Missions. The trains, conveying sew
erul hundred persous each, consist princi'
paIly Of OK teams, aud are from sixty i've
to seventy days III making the Journey from
Florence, Nebraska, 10 Salt Lake City.
The season has been remarkably dry on the
plains, and tho hardships of the trip and
The oss of stock, have been much greater
than usual. Considerable sickness has pre-.
vailed amorg the immigrants. and the loss
OF cattle has Ltch large. Nine trains we e
still between Florence and Salt Lake City,
Sept. 18Th. They numbered over 1000
immigrants, and the last train is expected
10 arrive at the headquarters OF tn: Latter
Day Saints by the lst of November.
The returned Missionaries report uneX
ampcd success in the dissemination VI Nor
mvusm in the O Wo ID.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
casuai,le. at oh,oamsuga.

A special correspondent Of the Nashville
Union, has the following:
As our readers are desirous of knowing the
list of casualties on our si,ie, at the battle Of
Chicamuuga, will say that our entire loss
in killed, wounded aud missing, amounts TO
l5, ,450-.r elel loss estimated at 22,5o0.
This may seem very strange to many, aud
lest any might be dubious. and inquire why
the iels should lose so many, will truly
say that they were on the offensive. while we
were Oh the defensive, on Friday. Saturday
aud Sunday. They attacked our left, right
and center, each day, with terrific slaugh'
ter 10 themselves as well US 10 US, IN atiemp
ting to capture our batteries while they
were double.shotted with grape aud CAMS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

TINE is SO precious that but one moment is
given 10 US at once, to be improved or wasted.
1t is not only the constant use Of months and
years that make us accomplishedi the proper
outstanding OF odd moments 10 the course OF
time, furnished US with surprising fund OF 10.
formation. 1t is the saving ofpeDnies that
amounts to dollars; aud eventually TO compe-
teney; likewise il is the Improvement Of moments
that furnish intellectual wealth. One Of The hours
each day wasted on trifles or Incidence, saved
and devoted TO Improvement. is enough TO make
an ignorant man wise 10 ten years-to provide
the luxury of Intelligence TO mind torpid from
lack OF thought--to brighten up and strengthen
faculties perishing with rustic make life q
fruitful field. and death a harvest OF glorious
deeds.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
New York Markct-Oct. II.

FL0CR-Market less active and Sc to 1Oc lower The &C.
cline is chiefly in medium grades. Good fresh ground
ira state is and wanted.
round hooped hio.
wEAT-Market heavy and &c to &c Sales at 81 85
@l3s for new Chicago spring; s,2s@1,33 for Milwaukee
club; Sl,37Gi5 for Winter red WESTERN 81 3e 40 for am
Der Iowa.
CoRN-Iake heavy and fully &c lower Sales at 949sc for
shipping mixed Western in store and aoa closing 9495c
oArS-Market lc lower. Sales at s5@Soc for Western.
BACON SIDES-Quiet and steady
CIlEESE--Narket firm. Sales at I2Gl5IIc.
GoLD-Iake finer, but quite unsettled. Opening at 49,
declining to 521a, and closing firm at G4s,t055
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.
Chattanooga. Sept. ooh. 1863.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 29!h, 1868.
DEAR FarESDs AT HoaE :--Ancr so long a
time, l am again permitted to converse with
you through the silent medium OF the pen, but
even that seems great comfort to the soldier
You are. no doubt, very anxious to hear from
me, since having heard Of the great battle in
which The l0jth regiment was engaged. This
is the first opportunity have had TO let you
know | was safe and without scratch, although
spent ball struck my hav rsack. went through
my plate and remained in my haversack. l shall
keep it u, a memento Of the greatest battle
which has yet been fought. will give you
brief description of the fight:
On the 17th our pickets were charged upon
by the rebels; we were ordered to move out
where they were, aud lay in lire Of battle until
the next morning, the l8lh when we weIe Or
dered back to our old camp where we staid all
day, aud drew our rations. At G o'clock p NJ.
We again started, marched all night and arri-
we'd on the battle field about eight o'clock on
the morning of the 18th. We got into position
about | o'clock, when the ball opened; we
made three charges, when the rebels marched
their whole force on our right and we were com.
PEELED TO fall back. 1t was now 1 clock p. NJ.
We had fought brGvey for five hours, and had
to fight three men to our one We rallied again
moved our positou--lLid on our arms all
night until daylight Sunday morning; our boys
fought superior numbers, and were compiled to
fall back here, when our regiment made bay
onet charge and took about as many prisoners
as there were men in the regiment-among
them was the rebel Brig General Adams. Our
loss in the regiment was only seventy two in Kill
led and wounded. Our Brig. Commander was
killed; our Major wounded. The Ashtabula
boys arc all safe. / see the boys OF South
wick'S battery every day. Barney Richards
had his horse shot under him. The 24th, 4lst,
and l25lh, 0. V. l. are all camped near US.
saw James jackson of the latter regiment, from
Ashtabula; he told me that William Howell
was killed, which l was sorry to hear but he
has fought aid died for his country, aud | trust
God has tpken him hone to heaven, where
there is no war.
"Thc boys" have not lost bit Of confidence
10 Rosa" We bad to fight the whole South
ern rmy, or we would have whii ed them; aud
if f"Uucle Sam wants any one to help crush out
this rebellion longer than three years, he can
have Yves, for | am determined to see the thing
ended, God permitting, aud that is the way our
boys all feel.
That the Lord may bless you ALL also the
poor wounded, sick and dying soldier is the
prayer of WE',
Co. X 10 5ih Regt. o. V. l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
Cleveland Market.

WEDNESDAY, October IL, 1868.
FLOCR-Sarke 6rm with SALE white wheat double extra
at $655.
WBEATThe market opened this morning with sales at &c
advance Mondays prices follows red track at
$780, car amber at same, and red Cleveland and
Pittsburg track at Yesterday red sold ST.
track.
CoRNSa.es at 92c track and car at 92c from
store.
OATS-Sale car at 69c on track
BCT1ER-yey active and 112c higher Sales % 6rkins
Western Re at 20c 60 do at &c; 80 do at c
do at 2lc.
CIIEEsE-In short supply and firm at l20l2tsc.
P0TAToE5-Sale l car at CSC.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

SANDusKY CRAZE REGION NoTHERE.--Some.
body has got up the following statistics as 10
the Grape Culture in France. 1t makes Ohio
Grape Culture sing small by such figures:
The culture 0! grapes in France extends
over surface of2, ,000,O 900 hectares $1,000
600 acres, of which one fourth has been
planted within the last few years. The
average production is from 4O.00O,O 900 to
40. 900, 600 heclollres (about 100000
galIons) valued on The spot at 100000.
600 fraucs.' OF that quantity about 2 900.
600 bectolters only are sent abroad. The
expense of transport by sea, canal. railway,
or road, is estimated at 80, 600, 900 francs
year. The oclroi duty produces 80. 900
600, francs in favor of lbe communes, aud
the total received by the treasure on wine,
spirits and beer is $50. 900, 600 francs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17


Gen. Burnside, advancing along the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad on
Saturday, overlook the Rebel force under
Mudwall Jackson and Gen. Williams, at
Blue Springs The euemy were in strong
position, and a sharp engagement ensued.
when at supdown they were driven from
the field, but darkness rendered immediate
pursuit impossible. sThc next morning the
Rebels continued their relt eat on the Green
vile Road With our force in pursuit. Our
loss killed aud wounded was about 60.
Government has received dispatch
from Gen. Rosceraps, dated Sunday even.
ing, from which it appears that all his com
municalons are complete, his forces in posi-
tion, raiders dispersed, and the enemy in
his front inactive. The troops ore in coed
condition aud fine spirits
SYMPATHY WITH Russia "A magnificent
banquet, intended as on cxpr, ssion cf Au.
ercan sympathy with ard regard for Rus.
sia, was given at the Astor House, New
YORK, on the evening Of Monday last, by
several hundl eds OF the merchants and bust.
ness men of that City, to Admiral Lissov
sky ard his brother officers of the Russian
feet now in that hurbor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

Camp of Battery H. LIST y. Y. Artillery Reserve Vol Div
Alb Brigade, CuLPErfER {. h. Va, Oct Jet, 1868.
ED. TELEGRAPH-Dedr Sir I'll have not
veutured 10 write to you before this, but changes
and events are transpiring so fast that brief
notice Of some of them may not be unnterest-
iGg to you and the readers of your paper
The fortunes Of many of tee Ashtab bua boys
are still linked with those Of the llth n. Y.
(HaveIock) Battery. More than four months
ago the llth was attached to Battery X, lst n
Y, but both batteries are now being flied up
with recruits from the various Infantry regiments
according to late order from The War Depart.
meot, and we shall soon resume our independent
organization.
Lieut.. Redhead is acting with his usual er
fcieney, and believe keeps you posted occa.
sonally with accounts OF our doiugs. IL is
melancholy to see so many of our friends taken
away from US one by one. but war is hard
MASTER and knows no distinction OF freud or
foe.
Since the battle of Gettysburg we have been
very quiet, considerable skirmishing by the
cavalry has DC; q done. We relieve the tedum
and monotony OF camp life ny reading. writing
drilling &c. At rare intervals presentation
takes place with all the interesting ceremo-
nies.
Day before yesterday. the members OF the
llih N. Y bestowed an elegant sword and belt
on their lst Lient Jas. I. Wyatt. We had on
the occasion, most excellent music, both vocal
AID Instrumental. by the company choir; the
presentation speech was made by private J. Q
A. Orounse. to which the Lieutenant responded
10 very happy manner. With considerable
cheering for all the parties concerned, the pro-
ceedipgs closed. Never has present been
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDIToR OF TEEGBAru-DEAR SIE:-wth your permission
wish to TO the readers your paper that will send BY
return mail to all who wish it ree) Receire with full drec-
ton' for making and uing simple Vegetable Balm that will
efeetuay 10 ten days, Pimpes Botche Tan
les and all impurities of he skin leaving the soft clear
smooth and beautiful.
will so mail free TO thnse having Bald Heads or Bare
Faces simple directions and that will enable them
to start full growth Of luxurant Hair, Whskers, a
Moustache. in less than thirty days.
ALI applications answered by return mail wi hout CHARGE
Respectfully yours
THO5. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3m'I2l S3l Broadway, New YOIk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

THE SHIP CANAL-The Executive Com
mittcc appointed by the Canal Convention
which met in Chicago in June last, conveL-
cd at New York on Wednesday Of last week,
and adopted memorial to the President
aud Congress. setting forth the military,
commercial and national advantages of the
Ship Caual.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
Clergymen,
Lawyers,
Physicians, and
Citizens,

Tcsn of their personal knowledge to the beneficial
effects and medical virtues of these Bitters.
From Rer j. NeuiOn Brorn ID. d., Editor Of The Eaeyelo
pedia Of Religious KnOSiedge.l
Although not disposdd to favor recommend Patent
Medicines general through distrus of their ingredients
and effects yet know of sufficient why
may testify the benefits he besves himself
ceved from simple preparation in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit OF others.
do this the readily in regard to Hoonand's German
Btters prepared by Dr. M Jackson Of this city,
peudiced against them for many years. under the inn
preston that they chiefly alcoholic mixture. am
indebted friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, for the
mova of this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
them, when suffering from great and long
tinued debility The three bottles of these Bters at
the beginning of the present year. followed by evident
relief restoration to degree bodily and mental vgor
which had et for six months before, and had almost
despaired freganing therefore thank God and friend
for directing to the of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June %, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

FiouriSo Is reported BY Thursday evenings
dispatches between Meade and lee.
Meade and Heinsleman are also reported to
have been removed, aud Sickles succeeds the
former and Anger, temporarily the latter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
ynE SOLDIERS VOTE.

a Uuon gain Of about oO0.
Stark county, Brough 600 majority gain
of 900.
TnE SOLDIERS vorE.
The lo5,b Ohio at Cincinnati gives Brongh |
37l votes aud vallaudigham 25.
Gilbcrts Brigade gives Brough 1900 votes
and vallandigham %.
In the l04ih regiment Brough gets SEQ votes
aud Vallondigham d.
Camp Deunison gives Brough l35 votes and
Vallaudigham S.
Ohio troops at Cbarlestown, Virginia give
Brough 2.733 votes and Valandigham so.
The lOoih regiment gives Brough AIS votes
and Vallandi5ham Is.
The 2sth regiment Brough eli, Valandigham
none.
Ohio troops at Buckhannon, Va, Drough 73,
Vallaudigham none.
18th regiment, Brough 45O, VallaudighOm
none.
-23d regiment, Brough asa, Vallandigham
none.
Col Whites Brigade, Brough ESQ, Vullan
digham 8.
Ohio troops in the 9Th Virginia regiment,
Brough 29l, Vallandigham none.
Hamilton county gives Brough $500
majority.
The following Brough majorities are re-
ported:
Trumbull county 5000; Mahouing county
750; Youngstown, 2SS, Warren, 304; Po-
land, 26O
Little Carroll oil right Brough's ma
jority $40. Balance Of State ticket, 500.
County ticket about 45O majority. The
official returns won't vary 40 votes.
Portage county, with the exception of
five townships 1854.
In twenty counties Brough has
37.3lG majority. A gain over last year oI
23,2S9.
Brough's estimated majority in the State j;
10000, the soldiers vote will increase il to
100000.
Tus OLD KEYSTONE STArH has well sustained
her noble son, Gov. Curtin, and retained him IL
the chief mogstrucy OF the State by great,
increased majority over his previous vote. lii
majority, it is tho night, will not be less thar
$4,000.
PENN; YLvANIA.
The city of Philadelphia gives Union
majority of not less than 5000.
Butler county. eight districts, gives the
Union State Ticket 400 majority.
Crawford county gives 1000 majorii
for Curtin.
Erie City gives 800 majority for Curtin
Monroe county gives about 1900 major
ity for Woodward.
Woyue county, Woodward, $50 major
lily.
Susquehaunah county, Curtain, !, 100 ma.
tjority..
! Cumberland county, Woodward, 500 OF
GOO majority.
Beiks county, Woodward 6,O0O ma.
jority.
Carbon county, Woodward, 500 major
ity.
Bucks county, Woodward, 400 majority
Lebigh county, complete, gives Wood
ward 66S mnj j,rty.
In twenty-five districts Of Allegheny
county Curtain gains 1859 votes over
1860.
The county will probably give Cur,ir
5000 majority.
Springfield majority for Curtin.
Girard Borough-33 majority for c.
Girard Township-lG6 majority for c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
REM MARkS.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

EXAMINATION of Teachers will be
IL held at the following named places hereafter stated
to wit:
Jefferson, October 5th, 1863, at the Court House.
Geneva, Oct 18th, at the School House.
Orwell Oct. 26th, at the Academy.
Kingsvile November 2nd, at the School House.
PieIIont Nov. 1th at the School Honse.
Anstinburg. Nov. 9b, at the School House.
Andover Center, Nov. I4th at the School House.
- AshtabuIa, Nov. 2ls, at the School House.
Rock Creek, Nov. 23rd, at the School House.
Iindenville. Nov. oath, at the School House.
Jefferson, December 9TH, at tho Court House.
jefferson, Dec 27th, at the Court House.
BY OF the Board OF School Examiners Of Ashtabua
County. W. p. ROWLAND, Clerk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17
DR.. HooAanG's German Bitters
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the OF Bit
ter put up in quart Bottles compounded Of the chespe.
whisky rum, costing from 20 TO 40 cents gall
Ion, the tsse dsguisld by Anise Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bes has caused and will continue to cause
they be Sold hundeds to die the death Of the
dunkad BY their the system kept contin ,a under
the influence Of Alcoholic Stmuans of the worst kind the
desire Liquor created and kept and the result ah
the horrors attendant uI dunkards life and DEATH
For those who desire and nil hare Liquor Bitters We
publish the following recipe Get Que Bottle HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS, and mix with Three Quarts OF Good
Brandy Whisky and the result will be preparation that
will excel medicinal virtues and true excellence any OF
the Liquor Bitters in the Market and will co
much less You will have all the virtues Of H0OFLANDS
BITTERS in connection with good article OF Liquor, at
much price than these inferior preparations will cost
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

A Union man of Smith county, Of. blame.
less character. who had been a invalid for
years. was shot and mortally wounded
while in bed. on last Saturday night, by a
parry Of rebels. -NaSlriile Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

NEBRASKA The election on Tuesday for
members of the Legislature. as near as can
be ascertained at present. stands as follows:
House 27 Union, IL Democrats; Council, s
Union, Democrats. Union Territorial
Auditor and Treasurer elected; no opposi-
tion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

A Mr.. Wiley, citizen of Summer county,
shot and killed his slave few days ago
who was resisting punishment.
Nashville Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

more checrfully or voluntarily given, and the
gallant, good natured Lieutenant will. we are
confident, never disgrace IL.
Truly yours,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

George Sumner, brother of the Senator,
died in Boston, on the 6'h inst, of para
lys;S. lie was man Of brilliant intellect
and rare culture. lie was, probably, more
conversant with European politics than
any other man in America.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-10-17

Kossuth lives near Turin, poor and wan,
and li' wife in consumption. Garibaldi is on
his island farm a, Caprcrs, lame bat cheer
ful, with an income Of $500.