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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

We sending by mall free Of postage, DIAMOND
POINT @CNlUN GOLD PENS" with Silver Extension
with Lead Pencil beautifully chased at wholesale price
OF ONE DOLLAR. Never before reaied less than ST. They
sckno wedged to be the most durable and beautiful in
market 100000 persons using thcm constantly
sending orders for We aso send, without
charge. fDf" HOOPS "GREAr BOOK OF 100 SECRETS.
HOW TO MAKE FIVE DOLLARS A DAY, WITHOUT CAPI-
TAIL One of these .he publisher for the
right to publish it, Several persons making $20
month by these Secrets This book worth $50
Lieut. Asa Bennett wounded sol der whites
from Chicago he has realized in four months $5l3 by know
ledge obtained from this Book Charles E. Wright of Port
land God speed tho day when all shall possess
valuable Book for 1t has raised from poverty to prosper
ity" We send Gold Pen, Silver Extension Case and
Book OF Secrets for 81 three for $275 four for $3.50
twelve for $40 90 We send the Book alone for rs cents
three for SO cents We every Pen sent To be ne
gold. Address HOOD & CO., 1se Broadway, New York
Send Government money.
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AN APOLOGY DECLINED. "A lady attempted
apologize to her visitors the other day at the
tea table. for her Inferior biscuits. One or the
lady guests accepted the apology only on the
condition that her hostess would promise ever
after TO use only De Land & Co.'S Chemical
Salaeratus, assuring her that with that article
she could have no occasion to apologize. Few
housewives are ignorant Of the value of this
article and none should be, for all the best gro
Gers keen it, ., .,
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To tho oi.lsops, Cd, ,A,htsbuls County

Under the call of The President for 300,.
600 men to take the place Of those whose
terms Of service will expire the coming
Spring, hequota Of Ashtabula Coun,y is
37S which has been apportioned among
the several towdshlps, hy the Provost Mar.
shapas followe D. fs r.. l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

In a nation of mediocriiies Mr.. Henry
Ward Reecher has managed to acquire
partly by pulling himself, sort Of distinc.
ion which be mistakes for fame. When he
came to this country under the impression
that the intelligent class in England might
be Inclined TO accept his dictum on any
great question OF The day, he was very
much in wrong, A man of vulgar ap
pearance and a course mind, the best
that he can hope for is to rank 10 our es-
teen with Cuffey aud O'Connor, with Vim.
cent and Cough, and other Chartist aud
tetotlers, who have been listened to by a
certain section of the laborlng classes. He
describes himself as pastilential reverend
fellow. Wemay accept one half of the des
crlptlon; we demur TO the other half
Society 10 America may be crather loose in
Its notion as to what constitutes or does
not constitute a minister OF the Goepel 1T
is difficult to imagine that Mr.. Beecher can
have claimed such rank even there.
L0ndon Herold. Oct. %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

ysaponiher, Concentrated Lye, or Fa miy
Soap Maker.-War makes high prices, and Saponiher
helps to reduce them. IL makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS
POUND, using your kitchen groSse
GFCAUTI0NlA spurious Iyss oGersd also be care.
fai and only buy the patented article put up ean
Others being counterfeits. et -a .rfs. I.'.-.I
s PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING co.
~ Philadelphia, No. l27 Walnut Street. 3,
~ffthburgh, Pitt Street and Duquesne Way. 3inI2o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

The Louisville Journal says the recent
military orders prohibiting the sale of corn
70 70 dlstlllersis very likely to make Cvhiskey
high. ri or wv Z
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD.

III THE fUUNE Or Old,
Male or Female
hyou have been suffering from habit ndoed IN nv the
YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES,
WHICH CAUSES so MANY ALARMING SYMPTOMS!
And is the greatest evil which can befal
MAN OR WOMAN.
See symptoms enumerated in advertisement,
pad IL you are sufferer,
Out out the Advertisement,
And send for it at once.
Delays are dangerous. ...a....
..rea Ask for Helmbods,
Take no other. , boo l-.aa
Cures guaranteed.
Be,Sare Of Counterfeit and limitations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops!-Never
fail to destroy and exteminate all kinds Of Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable In all cases. and superior any and
all the Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS and Vefuges in
They be taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other deeterous Drug Moth
should always purchase them and give their children
oher No catartc whatever is necessary he given Each
box contains ~ Drops or lozenges. PRICE 25 cents
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
-.s -s,,.fe' o. r. WALKER, Gan. Agent
s9T Buffalo, n. Y. Fort Erie C. W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

Katharop is from the Greek word "Katiro" or "Katl
tron signityng 70 eleanse, rjuyinate and restore This
article Is what its signifies For preserving restoring
and beautifns the human hair, IL is the most remarkable
preparation Va the world II Ia agan owned and put by
the original proprietor and Is made with he
nfll and attention, which gave II sale OF one million
bottles per annum. "a asss4
II Ia most delightful Hair Dressing. it4. ...
II eradicates seuif and dandruf. ...
IL keeps the head cool and clean .,.si. i..r+#.
81 Fmakes the hair rich soft and glossy. I..I .,F
~ prevents the air from falling OF and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head of
hair should Iyous Kathairon II Is known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers. d n .'''i.. .' ..H.t ..t'r-
80, pEMAs S. BARNES & CO., Prorrietors,
''' ''' NEW YORK
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

Card TO the SuTering,-The Rev. WILLIAM
CoyGRovR, while aboring Missionary In Japan
cured Of Consumption, when all other had ed by
recipe obtained from learned physician residing in the
great city Of Jeddo This eape has cured great
Vho suffering frem Consumption, Bronchitis Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility and
pressi0n caused by these disorders
DESTROYS Of beneatng p.herr will send this recipe which
have brought home with to all who need It. free of
charge. Address REv. WIN. COSGROVE
yo76 43o Fulton Avanue, Brooklyn n. Y.
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Texerxoas sufferers OF Both sexes.

Rspend Gentleman harBg been Restored TO health in
few days after undergoing all the usual routine irregular
e-pensve modes Of treatment without success considers
his sacred duty to eommuncare to his afflicted fellow
tureshe MEANS OF CURE Hence the receipt oan ad-
ressed envelope he will send ec copy Of the prescrp.
tion used. Direct to DIR, JJHN DAGN ALL 1856 Fulton
Street, BROOKLYN, N. Y. IN t0r-g.t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28
Organ, Pianoforte, Violin or Guitar

Organ, Pianoforte, Violin or Guitar,
at his residence in Ahtabula from Friday Erening unit
MInday Noon, and from Tuesday EueniRg until zHrsday
Fo0n In connection with the Union School in Conneau
H. will be found at the Blake House in that place. the
meuder OF the term Sheet Music and Books furnished when
depired. His terms reasonable.
Instruments for in instruction. furnished at Ashabua
and Conneaut.
Instruction in Vocal Music will given for one or more
voices. Ashtabua, Dec 20, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

Dental Notice.--At the solicitation of few patrons
In Ashabula have engaged the Fisk House, and
Will be there Monday the 9th day OF june remain
wick, and the first Monday in each month thereafter to
remain one week @. W. NELSON, Dentist
Couneaut. June Sd 1862. .-. $50.
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Special Notice.

A Lii Persons having unsettled Accounts
"A my Books prior to the LIST day Of December 1892
osr siare Respectfully Requested e1sa-
ea and settle the same as soon as possible Those having
Notes due and unpaid, hereby reminded that want the
Money to meet my liabilities. Wheat Oats Corn, Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be received notes and ac-
counts IL delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD.
Ashtsbuls, Dec. 4th 1862. 675
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

Consul GInDrNGs hos, on account OF impair
ell health, returned to his home and commun
Gated to the Sentinel the particulars of the
grounds Of his arrest. The nature Of the note
written by him, which led to his arrest was
merely a recommendation to Supt. Kennedy,
of the New York police, given at the request
of pseudo detective to pay him (detectve)
certain expenses for the arrest in Canada, OF
Redpath, charged with being engaged in the
New York riots. The whole affair seems to
have been a movement of refugee secessonsts,
and bungling stupid affair at that The Cam
adam Journals took occasion to initiate the mat
ter and make it appear consequential; but the
base is too narrow for much Of supcrstruc-
ture, and cannot be made to stand up long
enough, if fairly stated, to be knocked down.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

Instruction In Music.-PR0F. T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and Teacher and Per
former qualities him for the work. holds himsef readiness
Ear II wing instruction upon the
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THANKsGIvING-As this festival comes upon
Thursday tie day upon which we usually go
to press, and as we are too short.handcd TO
think of anticipating The time by extra labor
and daring not to postpone, for fear OF what is
awaiting US during the coming week, we phio-
sophically make up our mind to yield graceful
ly TO the necessities Of the case, and the com.
mon fate of poor dog of village editor
work This too. in the face of an earnest in.
vitation to gather our household and mingle
our festivities aud the feeling of grateful haarts
with the generous flow of hospitality, friend.
ship and devotion, under another's roof While
we bend TO our task, therefore, We cnn only
think of the enjoyments we are compelled to,
forego, and give rein to our spirit to seek it's
kindred, and lowering over the festive board
by its ethereal presence aud recognition per
haps add something to the Intellectual, il not
the physical fruitions OF The occasion In the
midst Of pleasure and plenty, friends remember
those less favored, and especially our brave
soldiers in the field. defending sustaining, and
giving perpetuity to the Government, aud the
iucalculable blessings which it showers upon
US so ahuDdaDtly.
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sHa
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS in
1854 fixed and ordered by the judges of the Court OF
Common Pleas; eHr e.. r.--F ...... ......
TIE STATE OF OHIO, Ss
TO the Clerk of the Court Pleas of Ashtabua
County, Greeting:
hereby ordered that the several terms of the Disi
Court and Court or Common Pleas for the 1894 shall be
held in the several Counties composing the Ninth Judicial
District of the State ot Ohm, as follows to wit:
DISTRICT COURT
In Stark County, On August 18TH. r. EL ~
In Carroll County, on August 18th.
In Columbiana Cosny, on August 10th. f......r
In Mthoning County, on August 23d.
In Trumbull County, on April 9TH.
In Portage County, on April 10Th.
In Lake County, on May ID. (.
In Geanga County, on May ith. ..L.. Q. II ST ".
In Ashtabula County, May 9TH. ...
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll Comfy on February 3D. May 10th and Avg 50t
In Stark County February 2ah May 30l and Nov 10TH
In Calumbana County, Feb 18TH May 1th and Sept 18TH
In Mahoning County, on Jan 25tf May 9th, and Aug 2s
In Portage County Feb 18th, May 30t and Sept 18th
In Trumbull County Feb e9t June l3h and Nov. 18th
lu Lake County, January Ih, april 4h, aud Aug goth.
In tiesuga County on Jan. 18TH April lS and Sept 26th
will enter this order on the Journals Of tho District
published $ Quired by law
Witness the signatures Of the Judges Of said District at
Warren, this 29th day of October, A. u. 1863
JA. AMBT.ER, Judges of the
JOHN " 0HURcIi Judicial District.
THE STATE OF ONO, l. J. 7. ENSIGN, Clerk Of the
Ashtabula County ts. }court Of Common Pleas in and
and correct copy ofthe oginal order file in my Office
In testimony whereof hereuuto my hand and ax the
seal of said Cot at Jefferson this 3 dav Of October 1863
755-3t -. J. d. ENSIGN, Clerk.
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The Thanksgiving Sermon of Rev. Nj, Nor
ton is much spoken of as creditable effort, of
more than ordinary merit. Its publication has
been spoken OF as within The line of'its deserts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

s. w. HeuGn, of KingsviRe slaughtered n
calf months and days old, the quarters and
talow of which weighed 400 pounds, and the
hide 10 more, making 44j pounds. ..I.i.,l7
ExnUMED--A decayed box, three feet long
and eighteen inches high by actual measuse-
ment, containing the remains Of on animal.
which the furtive Imagination Of our neigbbor
Of the Reporter classes among the CANNES.
and as the pet OF one OF the aboriginees OF the
Iand-a NANCY, halr-starved whelp, then, OF
course-was exhumed the other day, by o
prominent citizen of Conneaut, on hillside,
just three feet from the surface. An anatom.
cal examination disclosed the fact that f" the
under jaw, with the hair and portion of the
skin Of the scalp still remains in fair state of
preservation (l1p We have a few of these
same animals about here, which we could wish
were disposed Of in the same way with the
hero Of this notice. as subjects for the won
der, admiration and dsquisition of future ger
eratiOns: .a..s 1tf t.'-E ~. 3D. -...
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Grcnt Britain.

The LoRdon Times says that it looks in vain
for any signs from America that the Unionsts pre-
pared to pu'sue with ,igor the successes recently
gained At all points each Northern army has become
an army OF occupation. and instead Of ondcayorng to
asis, his military measures by conciliatory policy,
Mr. lincoln by employ ing negroes 10 fight ~ doing his
hes, to mike II necessary r him 10 hold every inch oi
.round in the Southern Strtes by sheer force.
The Iciiy Tine eulociles President Lincolns proc
hmaion announcing a system of retaliation on the
south in reference the treatment Of negroes as prs
cners Of war. " thinks il cannot fail to have very
important influence in the progress OF the war ana
give an immense impulse to negro recruiting.
The L. y wSr steamer kearsargc chased and took
possession of Faya of the juno, which, after stiIet
search was released ard allowed to proceed
Characteristic letter from buribadi. dated taprefh
August 9Th l. published. IL is addressed to Abraham
Lincoln tho lbcrai1r II slaves IN the Republic of Amer
lea and rooices his noble efforts for freedom and hu'
man progr,ss.
our pspeLl ,,,
la FeHc, asserts that The acceptance Of the NeHican
crown hy the ArchduAc Macmillan, i not doubtful
and believes negotiations have been entered INTO 70 OBJ
tain the adhesion II England LG franc says the pres
-. Government Of MEXICO will administer Affairs for a
,enf 70 organize the counfrr, but the consent "i the
Archduko viii probably be forwarded to Mexico III
Nov mher next.
TIE london Tn,' iu iis city article says 1t is vain
To- deny that the feeling
IA lie Faft.rn Telegraph lnss working very badly
he Of the liheu4 pcws las not yei been fec''ei
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
DIED.
Clarendon

CRAIN-At Carondou Springs W.. Wednesday Aug ~
Angelina Mtion ue 4 CLIss ;. Grain OF b9st1n, and
daughter Of be ezander Sattson OF Hew'ios, sged
The ineral will ske place q. Cambridge Mass, Friday
afternoon 23,h inst, at ; o'cioes.
DAyIFs-In Wi'l.ansnr-h on rsesday hug 25 VIZ Mary
Davio. widow the Edgar W Davies eyed - year1
No ieQ South Fourth street. Wiiiansburgh.
RAyOR-on Thursday Aug. 2T, Irwin p. Favor aged ~
Tie relatives aud eads of the family respectfully invited
the funeral the residence Of his father n',
M William osrgL 40. 62s Greenwich street tbs afternoon
at % clock.
HALsEY-On "Wednesday, Aug g. at Orsn,e y j.. Arheay
F.Hal'eT, late Pfss5en; Of the Dak Of Newiofk Esd6s
F6nof services i' late residence Saturday at clock
Carriages will be ia readiness e. Jecy City tie srrya
ofthc At p m, 10 convey %. iiend to Greenwood
S.bee ouiy son OF Louisa = and William D hf'seil OF
Salem Csas,I and Augusta (Ms.) papers please copy
HOwARD-Is Syracuse. Saturday. Aug p WIZ Knss
Howard youngest the late Levi r. How'E aged
years.
LlTTLE-In thil city. Thur,dsy Aug 2 G'e,s. W.
Little ia the 5,th year Of lG formerly Of Bro dyn
The relative. sud enes end those Of his ss Dr James W.
Will.n Nj, invited to a'end he iln' fs & ~ s' NJ
day the q mt, ocock. RON his late esif snce NO.
.o5 Ncst Fory-secona street. ner hish'h ave nue.
MILLs-Ou Thursday, Aug. q, Joseph 's SO % ye~''
The rrss and friend. OF hs family and th'se q i. sos.
Abner Dudley VI and Joseph r. NILE and N. ;'nts~' rs
without iurer invitation, u his late Eeftei~ 10 -
srs % h. Zen 70 spTinghed n j. on Saturday zs,
by the Morris and Essex Rairead whei ies's foo' q
tourtandi s 10 which his T'' I'VE nc '''s ~
leo -F~.
MeMAHAN-At Ride Prairie. M.dson Coeniy H. -
geuusry ltJ =; advanced fr isasck .icSlthsl
PUGyfANCE-A' Fort Plcaehr. .emphis lena, on Sses
dsv Au- g. l1f3 o. chrouir .i.rr-.a Josei fsfr >s
icr.isncs a.. bcr Of tbe lin Re H.hen Illinois osz
taef. rui soul,e.t -oa Of Hr. Villain p f-r.hiifr ~
a-a lr.ie, Madison County H. ss-d 2! years. nouns
aud isy-. -
His sriias were brought bon IN ussilc eon SID on as
iitS A., in The reserc oi ARE a..el,bilge q tymy
t 1irg ssl, Inferred IN IT,. Cemetery as lroy, IN 5S
county.
PYTKfN-A, Trey Madison County. H.. oa T-sf.tAy lusy
Ia13 SIR. flrstcih Juns ftin. Vie OF tie hey T. ,.
PIN u that tl1u. fg-t =. yclTs -
aHiKiDiN-kt Lloofain .-.f, " ednesosy. aug 70.
nm, Ioiisc only d. brssncaf h and Margaret ~
sAer'd4n aged q yesrs sui mouths. -,
The friends aud rac 81 he .ly ..e Invited 20 stenh he.
a neral on Friday Aug % st o clock p nom NJ
r-lleuce sf paIcs ai loot o. Egy sifes' soso
Rio. wi'hgG' further lo'ico.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Vrou, san IrnrcisCo.

Sas fEANcf-rp. lArfsfH = Aug =, l~A
The Los Angeles papcrs cnntiruo 10 p"pii"h
a.,,.,,- o,,.uf,. from ro irgi, d.srot,.td Mining
-.et s.,ua,c ,cd 40 ui,. est at Font Malone Hnd lr
10. noi ,h 81 the Gila kpcr M region oi tpnntfy
,,sird b, tAc san ffglcisco Snli fur1iO ana Aqua
FRO Rivers. ,. - 4,
A.. n,iu,s extend over = rcion 10 miles long by
D, ria. Large nrricfso' rinrrs sre fo'k!ng thnl'f
ard fr,in the >puthcfn couniies 81 'aiiofnA Moro
Ia, 80 rfD 90 Nosk thryt weeks 40.
1Le ,teamrr Situl Nr,ad1 tna arrived ron t'e
S.ftll n ,n.' bringing sisI 49, 10 Treasure from one
.,t nnl tIGiuo hUm Hiiuah Columbia beside
s,taOJ H. tho hands oi She passengers iFoia oo'h
p,li-i,rs fnr thai tho announcement ~ 'he Hhorce
,,,,, a. The d.nn in.y d mage tbe election prospects
neat W,lncaiur ,orgf'aanHr fncllS' III cara. an
Geo iln, d. e rolmeui moFely ordered Ia prspa
ratloa OF any foreign vaE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
From gorsrss. Monroe.

TonrKEss MosEoT wednesday. Aug -. 1908.
Major John ). Stevenson, Lieut. ID. II. Chnm-
b.rs and ~ men - Robertss Third Penn'yls ania Ar
tiery lcn hero on sunday night on tho armed steam.
hat g. l. smith md reached Chickshoininy River
Morday morning Ihcy proceeded tel Hles UP the
river landing seoaing parties aluug the banks and De-
stfoyod a ngmb,T 81 smaA tuIi-.
when about nine miles from the mouth of the river
hcy met and attacked tiTty oi kohinsons Rebel cav
alry ard rcpused them. No one injured on our
,.de. They then sleicd and destroyed tie building
r..d as hcaiqnarters by Col Robinson. Two men
were captured and aicr al the Information desired
sac obtained from them thcy were released. Having
saooccded In al iie object. II The reconnaissance the
crpeAniou returned tbs afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
(omnereinI Intelligence.

IfvFEroOl toI1oS MAEKET.-Liyefpoo. aug.
ig-The al,s day r.afh 10 80 balc incudins ~ blles
.Yecui.qrs and etforirr.. Tie naAet Ia nm and Doss
md holders demand sn advance. . ,r,
Liverpool B."adstuf. mastet Liverpool Aug l'-lhe
rnaf..t ar Hlrsd.tufs generally easrr vim do~w ard
,.nd,pry Nsseh.ld sash Coz EIcharGson. Sp"nc. Co.
.d lr. rspoft Flous s.fy DOLL Wheat duil and sti de
clinng. Com quiet uifsd. p dih ID - .
L,rrpool Provision aa1et -Ls.uool Aug la.-Tle Fro
vfon msrie' n generally hfm. Mss,T. RicAtfdsor sif'"
Co.. nisisud Aihys Co.. end oher. f"p.r heei niin
Porn hn, but unchanged Bacon quiet and steady Lard
Duoysut. 1aliow steady. ,.,
Liserpool Produce Hafsr,. Aus '-A'hes qne' Nhu
.,aadr. Sugar steady tohr- ifm; 10 sA4,s hlco '"~iy
Lla-.d oil fat. Ko,a lnsctlse. sp.i1' IHfp"''ns no
sAes. Petroleum quiet. a.,
I1nlan Msrlet. Aur fp-Bfcsd.,us. Dali What heavy
Ard declined a. Sugar hfm. of-- quiet Tea q"i''
AID ,.ady RE-. .nsrisr. is.oy hrg with small snes
Iet'ta kus is-,on.ol, close ., 90 sJt Tor money.
An. ~ Tho lsies, sale' were nAie q iho o"
iaino.. C,n,f. Railroad islalIi discount Eh. shares
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Mail. Close at the Po-t.Omec.
Trn,sIcr,' Guide.

10 Albany b, ludsou X. h.. od Naurn 's...-1 lt
NJ nd . D. aud ne a. u Sunday. ........... Arr p.
r. albany ~ ffsf'. I 4 etfi, sni ith ave-. iOi
10 bostoa, b AtN London inr. f,r ~ y X
stonns,on hnc Pier iR y T.. ani Fal Rive
ir. Pier \ r. a.ily t.urdsy exec y'eil..... 2. m.
To Ho.inn. by New hasea hh, VIA >prpgheb,
2ith and 'th ...h o. i ana = ana y IA
TO boston by Nrw. Haven m. -ltl.si. and 'th
sy. via Shore Lisr.......l9t aui T. m Hipiey p m
To Bunao. BY E.l. kk., foot Of tham"@'s
............ = and 10 a aad p.
To I-ip. firc lskld and ether resorts ON l1ng
Island Sound. b. l.. !. Railroad from Jrmrs Siip .
ai loot oSJ.d. - T. R...........s ia. 3 and y p
To Philadelphia Nv New jersey Railroad, loot 81
Courtl .nd .t.i lu . o. a. lli y N snnday y d.
To Philadelphia Is t.ndru and Aulboy hAlfoad,
Tier 10 y r. foot "f barclay st......-..b H. p W.
L. Arlington. by Nrw.Jer,sy kR, :, 10 m
and =, and lli r loot oi andi a. sunday = n
To thr u ct 81 Coniial Railroad Of NcwJcfsry.
foot of Courtsudt st. ani !? ~ and : P m
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
UoTrr. ARnry,Ls.-Gen. f.. II. StoughtC

HOTEL ARRryhLs.-Gen. +. II. Stoughton
and Col G. h. Stoughton. e. :. Army I. Haskins Da
puy and family President Of the Cstaw.sa Railroad
Company: NJ Cuthbcrt L. :. Navy. and II. 5. Nc
Combe wife and daughter Delaware are Mt the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
A. H. Howell and wife Philadelphia, and H. W ikins
and family. Baltimore. are at the Now-fork li9ie-
Hon. ". i. Miner. Penns,'aniei H. ! - htninan' @
Boston; X. H. howard. Kalamazoo George H. Brock.
rnire -, Ionis and Horatio Bcae Washington are At
the Metropolitan Hotel
Westchester ar. II the Clarendon Hotel
W W. Tsy L. : Navy: j. ~. Van Dersice. L. ;.
Army and NJ Morgan I-lip. l.. l.. are Mt the Aiae'
marie Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Dcn,I, Of Mrs. Admiral Foot.

Nlw.IIAyEA. Conn. Thursday, Aug -. Isol
Mrs. Caroline Augusta Street, widow oi tne
,te Admiral Foot died the residence Of her hiher
Augustus H. Street. csq, IN this city. on We'nrsdH!
evening.
Mrs Foot was n years ~ age. She has been III ever
since the decease Of the Admiral but a ow days ago
she WAS able 10 take the air in her carragc Her inhef
will take place Friday afternoon. at Jooloch i"'
Sons are now the only survivors Of the AdmiialS ia