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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-15

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PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS.
FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Opposite Empire Block,
Council Bluffs, Iowa'
WE HAVE 4 LARGE STOCK, AND WILL
w sell exceedingly low, for CASH.
reaIers wishing 70 boy in this market, will and
prices sU how as TO induce ihen tt purchase
Besides an Immense Stuck Of Drugs, &c. we keep q
general assortment Of articles sold by srocers
such As
Indigo. Letter Paper, Comb,
UIier Wrapping Paper. Ground F,axseed
I)ve woods, Violin Strings, G!auber Salts,
Alum uamph"r. Lead Pencils,
ExIta't LoSwood. Assaip ida Tat'aric Acid,
Brandies, Sa'tPet'e, bay khu1,
Wines, Gorks, F'd! ing CaFus'
Rum Potash, Glue,
ti'n S G. Soda, Lemon Acid.
Old Bourbon. Cream Tartar Black Sand
on RYE Lemon syrup, Concentrated Lye,
Cinnamon, Backing Extract Lemon,
Mace. Cayenne Pepper. Do, Vanilla,
Nutmegs, Wolts sshpapps, Pc Nutmeg.
Ginger, SaSsafrss Bark, Do Cinnamon,
ATssics. venetian Red, Mustard,
Peuuer, Bath Bricks, Mustard Seed,
Putty. SnuG. Fruit Jars,
G}a,, Jars Copperas, Ma;ches,
wIn.Iew class Tamartuds Castor OH,
I>9 70 &tS6o Garden Seeds, TRrpentine,
Bluc vi,.!uI Percussion Caps. Sweet Oil,
Sulphur. bfu'kes, hair, SALAD on.
Rhinestone Rru>he,. cloth, Linseed oil,
EPSON Salts, D.. waeTssh, Whale Oh,
white Lead, SrFe Herbs Coal Oil.
white k,nc Cua!k aud Lines, Rusiu Oil,
t. Tors CASTLE Soap, Tanners OIL,
F,iats. Colonies, Neat s-fool Oil,
lu,rice, CrrIander Seed, Lamp WIcks,
Lem n Laraw1y Seed, Candle WicEs,
:, Cinnamon, Irish Mss. Hops,
Peppermint, Iceland Moss, Irvine,
l!r vs. Cerd al. I4smpAlaGk. Sage,
81 e1raa's Trops Iron A0ttars, Crackers.
..t~h Oll, Razor Sirops, Canary Seed,
t.e7I< Of all kinda, Pearl Barley, Hemp Seed,
kye Water. SsEo, Arrow Root,
nigh Medicines, Tspl3ca, BrlN@ Lustre,
NermiiUges, Sal SJds, StUSEPslish,
f}atr Oils, whiting, EBery,
.lv.marFURS. Eaarch, TlaioIt,
lilly Waite, Candies, Ffasks,
kStalnk Candies, Jujube Paste
stianeFy, Rat Poison. Oatmeal
r-ssuCes Of all kinIaS IslnEl8ss for Jellies
tIaudk erchief Extracts ! All ( mis- Of Extracts
eci Pens and Holders: Coal Osl Chfmnsys;
t.x black blue aRA red Lamps 81 all kinds
-; a RuNrdori Eatersi Cigars;
Us,4asfeE's Bltters; 20 Flask QHicksiivsFg
j., IA Lines sad Heoksi Demonstrating and
,t,Aring soap aud Cream! Chewing;
4 - LtaaoFice; TUnauA Beans,
May i-I And many other articles
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-15
n eat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING. are not surpassed in the State
The materials are all entirely new, comprising all tn,
later most styles Of Type, Border, Rues
&C. together with TWO PoWtr JOB Prsssss of the bes
patterns. 1t will ever be the ambition and deter
mination of the subscriber that all work executed
this establishment shall be distinguished by the tea
sures necsisary to constitute it nonPSrsiInA. sly
correctness and neGtHess. Our personal superutend
snce in Job Printing, guarantees the faithful perform
,nce Of sveryJOb invite patronage with the assn
ance to ALL that our long experience and unsurpssse
.citles will enable ustO executeal orders entrusted
a, in manner never before attempted this cit.
W g. BURKE
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-15
70 WHOM TT MAY CoNCEH
swamn Iand Notice.

Deeds scr even sections Of swamp Land In potta
wsttane County will be axecused on presentation Of
Prescription Certificates until the rst Moday in sep
TENDER, 1888 Holders OF certificates win make appi
cation before that their claims will be forfeited
BY order Of the Bcard OF Supervisors.
.=si n. r. BuRDIcKs clerk
June ., 1858. ..t: sn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

fresh troops, psrtly drawn from Kentucky and
a portion from eRAsr's army. So says Gin.
cinunii paper.
The Leavenworth (KOnsos) Conservative
sa-s that orders have been received from
Washington 10 that city, directing The imme.
date mastering into service Of the colored reg
iment raised some title since. 1t will be fully
recognized and paid, and used to garrison
posts.
1t Is tumored that JErF. DAVIS is pre-.
pairing 10 capture New Orleans.
Rebel papers think that Charleston, Will
miugton, Weldon aud Goldsboro are 10 be
attacked simultaneously
The rebel General FohEsT's advance is at
Franklin, lS miles sodth cf Nashville.
We are reported to have formidable
feet at Beaufort, N, 9.
Our loss at VickSburg is put at | 500
wounded, 600 killed aud 900 missing
Capt. GwIN, Of The Benlon' is dead.
A rebel camp has beeu completely broken
up III Fort Pillow.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
MAR WS.

There is q rumor that Admiral WILKES has
been removed from the command OF the flying
squadron. for neglecting to intercept the Ala
bama. There is, probably no truth in it.
The list of rebel dead at Murfreesboro is
daily increasing The euemy's loss proves TO
have been terrible.
Lavergne, Tennessee, IA miles below Nash
vile, has been accidentally burned. No par
ticuars.
General BANKS is concentrating his forces at
Baton Rouge.
A large quantity OF ammunition at Fredcr-
icksburg is discovered to be entirely worthless.
More treachery.
General KEYEs recently sent force from
Yorktown to the White House, which destroy
ed the depot aud rolling stock at that place,
burned u steamer, sloups. boats and barge,
loaded with grain, aud returned IN safety, brlus-
ing with it large number OF animals aud load
cd wagons
The iron clads Wcehawken and Nahaut, at
New Ycrk, have received sailing orders.
The rebels have made successful attack up
GU our forces ut Galveston. The Harriet
Lane was captured by rebel steamers, protect.
ed by cotton ba es Nearly all OF her oihcs RS
we're previously killed by muoket shots. Tue
Mestded was blown up, TO save" her. Her
commander was killed by the ex 'loson. The
rebel force was 5000, commanded by JACK
MAGRUDER.
Fort Sumter is said to de plated with rail
road rOu.
HINDMAN has executed 10 Federal officers,
ain retaliation for Tue McNell butchery." VIII
Government pass this Wholesale murder with
no attempt TO revenge IL
VAN DoRN's operations at Holly Springs
were OF the most iuhuman character. lie
burned the Army Hospital. after having solemn
ly promised aot 10 do it, attempted TO burn the
General Hospital. containing 500 sick, aud
marched of tue sick who were uuab !s TO move
who had not been paroed at the poiut OF the
| bayouet ! Such monster US this deserves the
worst fate that can be conceived.
| OAASN ObAEAh uoo OCOu lOmOFCu ule
Office, aud bis powers have beea conferred up
on Gen. Wool. STANTON claims that there
have been too many deserIiOns uuder DRAPER's
management
Twenty thousand Federal prisoners. paroled
by the reOeIs, are allowed to return 10 active
service. There win be no more exchanges o.
officers, the rebels being compelled 10 obey DA
vIs' recent order.
A reconnaissance shows that here are no
rebels in force on this side of the Rappahan
mock. There are strOlliug bands Of cavalry.
There are thirly-eight regiments of two
years volunteers from New York. Their tern
OF service will expire 10 April and May. The
nlne months men Of Massachusetts, New DER
sey and Pennsylvania will be al liberty 10 the
spring also. aud they viii probably be pnwill
ing TO re-enIst
/ II not contraband now to say that RosE
onAss has bean reinforced By thirty thousan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

ELISHA wHrrLEslY.--The death Of
Elisha whittlesey. which occurred 50 sud
denly in Washington recently, will awakeh
reflections 10 very many minds. He was
already past eighty years of asB and had
probably been in public life much longer
than any other resident Of Ohio. His pub
Tic career dates back into the STORMY past.
lie was prominent actor 10 tie political
conflicts OF i824-2S, and from that time
down to the present he has been most OF the
time in Office. Ofsn integrity ahd honesty
which nothing could move, he has had The
respect Of all men. The treasury never losi
a dollar which be could prevent He lived
and died without blot or stain upon his
character au honor to the State aud f.
example in his incorrup,ible integrity and
scrupdlous honesty, to be held up to
Others who demand the votes Of the people
for their elevation, or aspire to Office.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

The expedition against Vcksburg was
abandoned safely. A single attack by the
enemy was rcpused by our gunboats.
Tue Yozco is abandoned as a base of op.
eratous the enc y being impergnaJle iu the
front, nearing that stream. There has been
no Fighting of moment since last Monday
Nothing heard of Banks or Farragut.
Gen. McClernnud arrived aud the army
was in transports at Mdiken's Bend
At Vicksburg the enemy was reinfoced
to The number of 10000 men. They had
l60 guns in their ba teres besides their
field artillery. Oar losses in the Yazoo
will amount TO 2, 500 or 5000 The loss
Of the euemy is unknown.
1t has been raining here incessantly for
the past thi tysix hours, causing heavy
rise in the Mississippi
A council of war was held on hoard the
Tgress- General McClernard'S headquar.
ters-on Sunday. Com. Porter, Gems Sner-
man aud McClernard and other officers were
present. 1t was determined that it would
be folly 10 make any further attack on
Nc&Sburg With present force that the
enemy received their reiuforcemeuts too rap
IDLY aud that there was no prospect f our
receiving reinfOI cemenIs, therefore, it was
deemed expedlent 10 abondOn the at ack.
The following day both fees got Under
way There was no coal Tor the gunLoa'S
aud they were unable to raise steem. There
was food in the river at this time. The
transports took The gunboatS in tow.
There was considerable excitement at the
mouth Of The Arkansas river. The ram
Poncharrrnin Is down he river The gun.
boats aud rams are waiting for her
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

A CANDID STATEMENT can procure oil
any Druggist in this city aud vicinity, DR.. To-
bias Venetian Lnment. 1t is a sure and
speedy cure for sorelhroat. headache, toothachp,
chrome rheumatism, collie, Group aud pains in
the limbs. We advise every to give it "a
trial. The expense is a mere triAe-25 cents
aud we are confident that no person will ever
be without 1t. Every family should have a
bottle in the house 10 case OF sudden accidents.
AS Tor Group, it has saved hundreds we have
the certificates to prove IT. Office SO Cort-
laudt Street, New-York. Sold by Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

The oficial report of Gen. Wright o
Gen HaIleck fully confirms the story Of
Gen Carter's railroad breaking operations
in East Tennessee. He entirely destroyed
the Union aud Watauga bridges, with ten
miles of railroad. Five hundred aud fifry
Rebels were killed, wounded, and taken
prisoners. Seven hundred stand Of arms,
and large amount Of -four, salt, and other
Rebel stores were DESTROYED.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Auction !

WILL BE Sold ut Public Auction at
the late residence In the the township Of Plymouth
Nelson Gett, deceased,
on "Wednesday January 2lst 10 o'clock 4. NJ
the wing Personal PoIo belonging the Estate Of
said deceased, 10 Wit.
Span OF good Ork Horses number OF Cows and Young
Cattle, Sheep Hogs ausoy OF Hay. Straw and Grain Seds
and other Farming Utensils. lot Of Hewn Timber several
Wagons and BuRpies with arnrs two superior Rifles aud
various other property. Terms at the time Of sale.
North Sheffield Jan g. 1903 - SsGsI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Vinum snmbuei,-We have bten shown specImcps

Vinum Sambuei.-We have been shown specimens
aenal pure juice Wine, prepored by Mr.
SPEgR Passaie n j. out Of the Portuguese Sanbueus
valuable fruit which lie cutvates In this country In taste
it amates port without ITS heating quaitie, being
absolutely from spirits further than tue fermentation
affords Preere given TO II all the other wines
in New York and other hospitals tonic gentle stimuent
diuetic aud odor6c Mr. Sreer has been years
production this Wiue and the newest wine he sells
year old DIR Chiffon the chemist eerihes to its pur aud
mpdicinal properties and other eminent physicians attest its
value MS tonic II is difficult IL not impossible get glass
pure port wine for pyads aud this pAlataBe subs
tue oy pure article possessing many Of the qualities
old port eng in fact considered supeor.N y IribuAe
GEO WILLARD has obtained some that Is years
old direct the ynyard and will fnrIsh info and
testluonials aB 10 the virtues Of The Sambuci.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
A Card 10 the Ladies.

Dy DaSs=ce': Gs!sss p:Ils ss- r.s.5s.
lnfalae In correcting regulating and removing ostrucions
i nom Whatevef cause, and refnfn nature 70 ~
-. $3.50 fs proper channa \
IT NHE COmhination OF Ingredients in DR.
IL Duponcos Golden Pills perfectly harrnIeus Thsv
have been used In the private practice m uponco for over
thirty and thousands OF ladies testify 70 their great
and never falling In almost every eae In cnrrscna
irregularities relieving painful and distreng me
particularly at the change Of life From i've Pills viii
cure the common, yet dreadful complaint the lucoreah
Nearly every lady IN the land suffers this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured thousands win cure you
you use them. They cannot harm youon the contrary
they remove all distinctions restore nature 70 ts proper
channel and nygorate The whole systen. Prlce So0 per
box. sod by GEO WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashtabuia
Township and County.
LADlEsl BY sending him 800 10 he Asbtabula Post OF
nee can have The pills sent to any part Of the county free o
N. B-Beyvsre OF Commercials.
But no Golden Pills Of any kind the box signed s.
y Howe All others base imposition unsafe there
ore as yen value your lives and health ito nothing ot
being humPuRged out Of w buy only
show the signature OF 8 D. Howe the box which has re-
Gently been added account Of the Pills being cpunertcd
The ngedent composing The above ps made known 10
every Agent apd they viii teyou they are safe aud will
perform all that Is claimed for them.
Sold also by b. c. Ely, Grafd Pa; John s. Carter Erie;
Moody Clark Painesvile o. Wholesale in New York, By
Hall Ruckel, wholesale nrpggiss 2s Greenwich Street,
and by S ~ Howe, Sole Proprietor New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

We had pleasant interview the other day
with DR. Youxo. recently settled in Geneva,
having, on account OF unou ptoclivitives, been
driven from his former home and some $4,000
at Atlanta, Georgia. The Doctor is a gentle
man Of fine social and inteectu qualities. We
learn that the DR.. is building up a 6attsriug
business as a practitioner Of homeopathy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Ma wHirfnssEY's SUCCESSOR 1Tbe Ptesi-
dent has nominated ROBERT w rAYLER Of
Ohio for Secund Cothprroller of the Treas.
ury in place Of he late ELISHA WHIrTLEsEY
Mr. TAYLER is Our present able auditor OF
State. and Of very decided business ability.
A more judicio6s selection coGld not be
made
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
MARRIED,

In Plymouth, Jan. llth, by Rev. H. @. H.
Dudley, Miss ALME SEYMOUR 10 Mr.. PHILo w. e.
BLAKEsLEB
At Lake Matd, by Rev; Mr.. Lewis. at the
Brides Father, Many j. HEDLEY, to Mr., A Il,
WEED of n Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Petition.

Eion Dunbar, Plaintinvs-Isander'Haii Rheua W. Hall
eeetge s. ncrshiy. Ea@asd " neuelty wiiiiatn
~ lee, Justin A. Bites, Orlando p Dornan, George D.
Ptkins and Gordon NJ Taggart, DESCENDANTS.
ID he cOutt Of Cooh Plep5 Of 6shAb6ls County ohio
Civil AetOn.-NosIcs Of Filing Petition.
/ EANDER HALL and Rheua w Hall
6oSSP1 % TRelnns %i. GS,p 'pa esOgs pessht EdsaEa
Dlrman, George D. Pikins and Gordon NJ Taggart, re-.
aident, OF the state OF Ohio, hereby notified that
plaintiff, Elon Dunbar, the nuih day Of January A. b.
1863 filed his Petition 10 the Court Of Pleas Ashta
bua Cou@y State of Ohio against them the object prayer
Said petition fsrh, that the eth day Of april D.
1857 said Leander Hail. and Rbeua Hall executed and dev
cred to the said Ellen Dunbar deed Of mortgage conveying
to the satd Dnn6ar tho property described as oews;
lane West By PsrE Street south By lands nov or lately
owned by p e Hall, George Russell and a. Dennson and
Also other piece Of land situated in the township
Ashabua and bounded South BY lands ofJ r. MtDnnad IN
NE me hence North 10 degrees o East eleven chains
forty links n Camp Street. thence South 81 degrees 2T West
53 chains along the south line Of said street thence South II
degrees 55 West lOO chains thence South 10 degrees h2
west 2SOO chains thence south SO degrees 81 West II 20
100 cains to tie centre of the Round Head Road thence
s9uth 10 degrees 25 East along said centre Of said road 81
lOO chans 70 me place OF 6egnnng containing 924 1000
Of and That said mortgage deed was deposited with
the Recorde Of said county the 18th day o idne 1857
that execntpd 10 payment of six pro.
Ey notes Of the said Leandcr Hall N said EoR Dunbar all
Of which bore date Apr ldth 1851 and for u
following one for 36 SblOO collars payable In nine months
one for 32l 4lOO dollars PAYABLE Ia II monhs for 825
97l0e dollars IN months for $50 l6lOO dollars in Is
aud for 100 dollars in two ycars from date and that
there k now due and remaining unpaid said notes to said
plaintiff the 1894 90 dollars with interest from the
10Th day Of October 1861 that the defendants above named
snd others claim interest In lien upon the said mort
gagged premises and the petition that such interest
lien upon the said mngaged premises subsequent Inferior
subject to the lien said Elon Dunbar under said
gage Said petition pays for judgment against the said
Ieander Hail. for the 1904 53l0o dollars with inter
est from October 10TH 1851 and for the sale Of the said
Mortgaged premises to nay the notes Aforesaid remaining
unpaid and the interest due thereon and for other proper
lief The said defendants sreeqVired to denur
said petition before The 7th day Of March, 1893
6t6Sl ELON DUNBAR.
January Q, 1868 By Wilder & Fitch hq Attorneys.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Every Family should use Speer's SAM
buci Wine ebrated for its medicinal aud beneficial
qualities genuine Stimulant Tonic Diurec ard Sudo-
ride highly eseemedby eminent physicians and of the
FIRST families Of EruOpe and America.
As Diuretic it impair healthy action "a the
Glands and kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial in
DrOpsy, Cont, Eruptiufs and Rhe. inatic affections.
AS SudOrtfic 1t opens the pores and eHpels all i'm
pure by nsen6le periraOn thereby driving OF Erup-
on and cleansing the surface giving and vgOr to the
whsle system and BLooHING, SOFT and HEALrHT condi-
t0n to the skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine isnQt mixture or manufactured ar
tcle BIT is pure from the juice Of the Portugal Sambucps
grape cultivated in the u s. and recommended by ChemiR
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties snperoi
any other IN use and excellent article for al
weak and debitled persons and the aged and inr i'm
proving the appetite and benefting ladies and children
Ladies' ~ Inc, because it will NOT iuoxeate as ohe
wines, contains mixture OF spirits other liquors
and Is admired for its rich peculiar flavor, and nuritv
properties ularting healthy toneu the digestive organs
anda blooming soft and healthy skin and complexion.
We refer few well known gentlemen and physicians
WHO have tried the Wine = ..-.
Gen. Winfield Scott q. S. A. Dr. Wilson llth st. n Y.
Gov. Morgan, " Y. State, In Doughter, Newark. j
! Drs. Daicey aud Nchol, DR.. Ward, Newark, n. J.
Newark, NJ. DIR. Parish, Philadelphia, Pa.
| DR.. Parker, y. Y. City, r JuR Clinton, N T. City
Aud many others too numerous To publish.
None genuine unless the signature Of ALEREp SPkER
Passaic r. j. is the cork Of each bottle Make one
trial Of this vine A. SPEER, Proprtetor. 4,
Vineyard at Passaic, n. j., Office, No. 29s Broadway
New York. sold by Druggists generally. -
For sale by c. WILLARD and W. +. COPELAND, DruggstR
Alhtabula O5Oy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Gen Halleck thanks Gen. Rosecrans aud
his army. He says The victory Was well
earned, and is Que of the most brilliant Of
the war. You and your brave army have
won the gratitude of your country and the
admiration of the world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

FRED. DOUGLASS, we are requested TO say will
give lecture III this place on Friday evening
the 23I inst Due notice of place, &c. will be
given hereafter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

1t seems that the story in regard to our
occupation OF Port Hudson, Louisiana, was
untrue. The rebels hold the place, 10000
strong and have miles of earthwolk aud
80 guns. This NAV explain the failure Of
FARRAeUT to report at VlckSburg. FARRA
GUT is abon, to attack The place
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Boots and Shoes.

rHHE very latest STYLES and best quality.
ff &&oftnent Of Ladies' Ileeled Congress CATERS
Ia fooo lace Boots Calf Skin Lace Boots for Miases
ba64 stjls. Children Shoes Of all Styles, Mems. Boys
M Calf Oxford Tiss Youths Scotch fief syie
81 nle6atlsaea ~ AAass be found q AoRRHoNs !
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17


HooFs AND Horns "A Committee Of
Democrats, composed of members of i!iuols
Legislature, is at work in Spring g6eld One
Of The Committee, the other night, declared
that, in the event Of the Presidents s refusing
10 withdraw the proclmation, he t0as in
favOr Of marching an army to Washington
and hurting the o6Teers Of The present admin
isIrdtiOn from their positiOns! He thought it
would not take much force to do il. The
,ame Committee has the following proposit'
lou under discussion.
Isl. To demond of the President of the
United States an urmistiCe, aud the sending
Of Commissioners to each of the revolving
States, asking them TO meet 10 Nationu
Convention
81. The radicals say that the troops were
enlisted on "A fraudulent pretenSe--uot "a
restore lbe Union, but to fee the slaves
aud that consequently the Governor Of tn,
State be directed 10 order all OF the Illinoi
troops homie.
We do not believe that it wonld hurt
some of these rebelsy mpathiAlng raScals to
be arrested little. 1t sounds ugly wheI
spch words as these come straight from tht
Presidents old home.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Butter and Produce Wanted.

IN Tons of Good Butter, 1000 Dozen
W of Eggs which the highest market price viii be
Most kinds Of other Produce taken ia exchange for
Good, at Cash prlcet 49,,
seeing Is believing Can ana see for yoarselyes.
MAJ i2ls 10 H. L. MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Senator Bright has after all been left
out by the B ltternuts" Of the Indiana
Legislature, DAVID Turpie aud Thomas A
Hendricks having been nominated by them
in caucus for The short aud long terms ln
the U S. Senate. The defeat of Bright will
not be pleasant to the ValIandighsmmer 10
Ohio, though we doubt not the men nomi
mated are in most respects of the same pat.
tern.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

All persons who sell Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Salaratus are authorized n give their
customers the privilege Of using one half The
paper, and IL not perfectly satisfactory, TO re
torn the balance and get the amount paid for
the whole. Il Is the best 10 the world. IL is
great deal better than soda 10 use with cream
tartar. Try il. Most Of the Grocers and
Druggists keep IT,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

We are again indebted TO our neighbor of
the Sentinel for much Of the matter of the
Governors Message.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

We huve supply OF LeeisI ative Documents
from the Hon. Peter Hitchcock.