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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-03
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WovNs G\Se O. CNNOvVN.
We Blood PNS

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to 80
the case with simply purgative pill.
They are really
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-03
NO\NNN NO WOVO.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
nnrey vegetable have the certificates Of those ena
inent chemists Professors Chiffon of New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read DIR. Roback's Special Notices and CertincateS
published in conspicuous part Of this Paper from
time to time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pur!-
fer 81 per bottle or SIS per half Dozen Of the Scan
dinavan Vegetable Blood Pills. 25 cents per box or
8 boxes for ST.
Principal Office and saiesroom, Ne. East Fo1ft1
oratory, No. Is Hammond Street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

ARKANSAS--Letters from General
Preutiss' Headquarters, District Of Arkan
sas, Helena, 4lh, say; -'- W.
We have been hard pressed since day.
light by the combined forces Of Price,
Holmes Marmaduke, Parsons and others
Tins far we have held our own and cap
tured several hundred prisoners, whom |
send you on board steamer Tycoon. m.
The enemy are now evidently preparing
for renewed atiuck 10 force. ..l....r
Send another gunboat It possible.
The Tyler has done good service TO day
LArER-3, P. M.-We have repulsed the
enemy at every point Our soldiers are
now collecting their wounded. We have
taken, in all, 200 prisoners. Their loS'
in killed aud wounded will reach 500 Of
600. Although the rebels are badly whip
ped, no doubt hut they will renew the at
tack at an early momcut, aud are nov
massiug troops for that purpose.
My force is inferior 10 tue rebels, bu
with the aid expected from you and gun
boats the rebels may be severely beaten.
Eight hundred aud sixty prisoners cap
tured yesterday, including eighty commits
stoned officers.
Prominent officers report our loss In XIII
ed and wounded not over GO. The rebel
captured of our guns which were after
wards recapl ured The Colored troop
fought we'll ReipfOrcemeuts were prompt
ly sent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

batteries withdrawing, and mistaking this
for O retreat, made rapid infantry charge
on the hill and obtained O position in our
line cutting to pieces and almost annihi'
aiirg the small infantry supports; but be-
fore they had time to rejoice at their i'm
aginary success, the fresh batteries poured
in q deadly FIRE Of canister and case shot
The infantry reserve Joined on either flank
Of the gap chrage them adding greatly 70
their destruction. They were completely
surprised aud hundreds threw down Their
arms and asked for quarter, Nearly the
entire brigade of Gen. Dick Garnett sur
rendered, and Garnett, himself wounded,
barely made his escape
Longstreet was mortally wound,d and
captured. He is reported to have died in
an hour afterward.
About 4:30 p. N. the artillery Of the
enemy slackened, and had entirely ceased
at 5, the last shots which they fred being
far beyond the signifed position, aud the
infantry columns had withdrawn TO theiI
covers.
We took upwards 5000 prisoners. The
enemy captured but few, If any ofour men
The Rebel prisoners report that Gen. A. L
Hill was killed outright upon the field, and
that their officers suffered far greater casu
alIieS than in any previons engagement
The small house where General Meade and
staff were quariered, was perforated by
several shots Many of the staff horse!
were killed around the house. .....
General Butterfeld was struck in thu
breast, aud it is feared internally injured
by piece of shell which exploded in th'
building. Lieut. Colonel Joseph Dickin
son, of the staff, bad his left arm perforated
by a hying fragment of shell, and it seemed
a miracle that no greater dlmage was don
to life or limb. Several of our general OF
6ccrs were wounded in the engagement
Gen. Hancock was wounded in the leg
Gems. Gibbon, Warren, and Hunt, wer
wounded.
Too much credit cannot be given to ou
batteries, who for hours stood to tbel
guns under q broiling sun, and surrounded
by the missiles of death, retiring only t
give their positions 10 hers, when ,hei
caissons and limbers we're exhausted o
ammunition. The Infantry engaged als'
nobly did their duty, aud the enemy to da,
at their hands have received the greaies
disaster ever administered by the Unioi
forces All Offices award the higbes
honors to Gen. Meade, for the able general
ship be has displayed since be assumed
command, and particularly for his GOODNESS
decision, aud energy, on this memorable 81
of July.
A despatch in Thursdays morning pope
says: ..
The Potomac has checked the passage o
The rebel army. A small portion of Lee
transportation has been crossed on raft
from Williamsburg and Shepardstown
The stock swan over. His wounded il
the ambulance train has also eros scd, bu
his supply train, with his cavalry, infantry
aud artillery are on this side.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

Thursdays papsrs brought us some details OF
the closing Of the siege Of Vicksburg. The
enemy numbered somo % or 80 thousand. The
terms Of the surrender were settled In per-
sonal conference between Grant aud Pember-
ton. Itwas arranged that the Federal forces
should enter at 10 o'clock on the 4th. The
rebels were to be parolled on the spot, the Of
fcers to be allowed TO retain their horses and
four days rat:ons. The defences Of the fortf
cation, small arms and great quantities Of The
best Of cannon, fell into Gen. Grants hands.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

The steady and onward progress which this school has
made during the past years OF civil and
eitemen has beei TO It's friends, grnying it
expected While the ressess tide OF active patriotism
swept thousands OF our young into the army 10 do hat
tie for country and bery-And unsettled Of affairs
ha engrossed the attention OF all classes Of the peopsour
ACADEMY has toen Ourshing and growing daily the
esteem friends.
are now IA the army who would else be here fighting the
battle heds oil principle and of truth, with
pOn yet during the term t past there have been greater
three or four past And il gratifying the
TO be thus substantially assured that their efforts
good teachers have been appreciated We feet confident that
IN presenting before the public the teachers another
year, have faithfully served past years
aud asking Tor them continuance Of the patronage which
has been hbey bes0x cd heretofore, shall receive
hearty response We make idle boasts of supeontyWe
claim schOO Hndue impOrtAnce-nor would
Tribute to advantages which 1t does not possess We
didly and honestly make the following statements;
Inc inlueuces brought to bear the student here
salutary aud enuoblng-inspiring iaudabe ambition
excel prompting him TO enter life Of gher aims and
motives.
Students treated AZ men and women and not as ns
eheyous boys and girls. They estimated not by the
amount OF money their possess the neness
their appar but by the AithuneHs and the ability
they e'iee and tue correctness and purity OF their lives
lhs discipline, though mild-appea being made 70
sue pups houor ana his seU than
ideTatOnis yet sufficient respectful Difference
teachers and civil and honorable treatment among the pu
pills themselves
tue principles, well the facts Of science being
IN the Class Ioom accuracy In recitation required the
instructors aim to teysOp strength and Independence
thought rather than cultivate in the student de-
Pendence upon memory and textbooks
Teachers Cabs will be formed for the benefit of those
who may desire 10 teach during the coming winter All the
thorough eyewprnciples will be explained dis
eussednethods Compared and pains will be spared
qualify the numbers VI this class to impar in the
PreSsi'e manner, eihcienI and practical instruction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

Be NOT DEcE1vED Let no one jump at the
conclusion that because of the surrender OF
yicksburg and the defeat of LEES army in
Pennsylvania, that the rebels are therefore sub
dued, and that vigorous prosecution of the
wax is no longer necessary. No such Hattering
uuction can be laid to the soul of any intelli-
gent observer of passing events. Although
the back bone OF the rebellion may have been
broken, there will yet be earnest fighting, and
the ravages of war are yet 10 be seen in the
lind, and the sacrifice OF human life is yet TO go
on. The organization of the militia and the
work of recruiting and drafting will still go on,
and there should be no lull or loss of patriotism
and energy in all that goes to strengthen the
hands Of government aud drive the rebels tc
the wall ...... ..t.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

The only European question which has
yet received solution is that of Greece.
The young Danish Prince who has been
selected for this un,nviable elevation, has
been proclaimed King. by the title of
George, I, at Copenhagen, in the presence
of the Court and the deputation from
Athens. The REIMBURSEMENT of the Ioniaa
Islands by England was at the same time
formally announced -----
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
Cleveland nIarket-Juiy s.

Flour-saes so bbs red wheat double extra vt 1915,
and 80 white do at same.
Wheat-Sales before New York report 1000 bus red
and cars do all free board at s9 cars white at PA
and car red on Cleveland and PittSburg track at sl7h
The market closes heavy and lower, without sales since re-
port.
Corn-Thcre Is a light demand for ear corn, with sale
Of small lot at 6vc from sheed sold at 60c
on track and AZ Gle.
Oats-Quiet at 6lec62.
Butter-sass Central in moderate lots at 2c 12,lc and
13c and Western Reserve ut 1iisc .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

be given to fall back distance Of perhaps
mile, fighting the whole time.
The Second division went iDtp the Eight
at | | o'clock o. m, and there remained all
the time, subjec. toa calling Gre, without
support or reinforcements, until 8 o'clock.
In the bard battle of "Wednesday, the
brave Col. Farchid, of the I'd Wisconsin,
lost his left arm while leading his regiment.
He ia son of the late Hon. j. G Fsircbild,
Of Madison, Wisconsin, formerly a resident
of Clnvelnnd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

A correspondence from Dix's army, 5th,
in the neighborhoud Of Hanover @. H., re-
ports no change iu the general position
Of our army.
On the Sd Keys headquarters were at
Baltimore Cross Roads.
Getty's division had gono to destroy the
bridges at Hanover Junction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
New York Mnrket.-July 8.

Cotton-Dun, unsettled and nominal. Sale at about
57a6Oc.
Flour-Dul unsettled and 10 to 2oc lower The decline
in good and sterling exchange has very depressing elect
Sales at S535565 for extra state; sj59jeO for extra
bccped Ohio; s5651iv for trade brands Market
closing dull and unsettled
Wheat-The decline in gold and sterling exchange has
very depressing effect upon the market and with only
moderate business doing prices rare from &c to SC lower
Holders are willing submit to decline of &c to &C. while
buycr insist on 10c 12c Nominal quotations are SlO9
20 for Chicago Spring; $,229l 80 for Milwaukee Club
81 40 for Winter rcd Western s,S' for Winter red
Illinois and amber Michigan.
Corn-Is &c to &c lower, with good business doing al
the decline. Salss at 6elsD67c.
Oats-In moderate request, at T2177o.
Wool-Less active and hardly so firm
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

Teing, of their personal knowledge to the beneficial
effects aud medical virtues oi these Bitters.
From Rsr. j. Nerton Bropn, d. d., Editor Of The Eneyois-
pedia of Religious Ruoniedgel
Although not disposdd to favor recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dsust of their ingredients
and effects, yet know of no sufficient why
not testify to the benefits he beisyes himself to have
ceived from any simple preparations n the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit OF others.
do this the readily in regard to Hooaands German
Bers, epared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson of this city,
preudced against them for many years. under the inn
preston that they chiefly alcoholic mixture
indebted to my friend Robert shoemaker Es, for the
moya of this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try te when suffering from great and lony
nued debility The of three bottles OF these Btter
the beginning OF the present ear followed by evident
relief and restoration to degree of bodily and mental
which had let for six months BEFORE aud had almost
desaed of regainng therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me- TO the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June o. 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
Parents
Literary Men. Students.
Attention, Soldiers!
And the Friends of Soldiers !

We call the attention of all having relations friends in
the army, TO the fact that Hollands German ers will
cure ninetents of the diseases induced by aud
pnVaons incident 10 camp life. In the lists, published al
most daily in the newspapers on the arrival OF the sick II
will he noticed that very large proportion are suffering
from debility Every OF that kind be readily cured
by Hoohands German Btters" We have hesitation in
stating that II these Bers freely used among sol
de hundreds of lives might be saved that otherwise would
be lost.
The propHetors daily receiving thankful letters from
sufferers in the army and hospitals who have been restored
to health by the of thess Be sent TO them by their
friends.
BeOare Of COuateJeits
IT, See that the Signature Of &C. NJ JACKSoN' Is
the Wrapper Of each Bottle.
IL Price per Bottle, rs cents or half doz. for 81.
20 Should your nearest druggist not have article do
not BE- put of by OF the Intoxicating preparations that
may be offered In Its place. but send to and will for
ward, securely packed, by express ...
Principal Office aud Manufactory,
No. 63I ARCH STREET.
JONES 60 EVANS,
Successors to O. N. Jackson co9
Proprietorl
~ FoR SALE BY Druggists and DEALERS in every town
In tue United States,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
who Commands at Washington

The Washington correspondent Of the Spring
field Republican writes
Mr.. Lincoln OVERSEES ecerything Those
persons who suppose tbathe contents him
sell with an easy going, Sosy telling life are
very much mistaken. He never takes his
breakfast until he has made q visit to the
War Office. He visits the War Depart
meut several times day, and acquains
himself fully with everything that is going
on. However it may be with the other
departments, this one is not independent Of
Mr.. Lincoln. 10 this military business the
p resident exhibits good deal of ability
more, / sometimes think than Halleck
does.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
u. Q. R.-T. A.-E. p.
HunnewelPs Great Remedies.
What Erery Family should haze in III.
house, and uhy.


to" They should have IIuSSEwELLs CsvkRsAL CouoH
Common Coughs, Sore Throat Hsasenes and IL the
simple and perfect Soothing Syrup In the world For old
young by day or night It he used with the greatest
freedom, and three Ouths the deaths by Consnmpon
stopped and nivnts relieved OF their suerng leaves
stain behind.
They shond have HuSREwELLs ToLU ASoDYSE because II
is perfect remedy for Neuralgia Nervous or Sick Head
ache Tooth and Eaache St. Vitus Dance Pain Stomach
after Eating Nervousness HysterA and the chief Of ali
Of disease and insanity Loss Sleep Its
though active Is simpe its action in perfect conformity
nature its end cure relief.
G 6F For the pains of Monthly Menstruaians the ASo.
ssNE has been most successful while Nsures work Ia nm.
disturbed and is one Of its most important points.
I-R They should have HUSSkwELLs ECLKCIRIC PILLs
because, with seldom but Single Pill for a Dose all de-
Tangements Of the Stomach and Bowels cured They
cure Indigestion Dyspepsia Headache when caused by foul
stomaGh Loss of Appetite biliOusnes often and
neousy treated with hereurias and Jsundce For Worms
sure cure,
They act simple assist nature do not make Pill Box OF
the stomach as Is the most fatal Of taking 90 many
Pills at dose and them what important every Family
and every Purse, bottle goes far two three OF
what Is ordinarily sold.
II the above not good and results do
form to declarations win request my agents TO Refund the
Money This Is the basis OF MY confidence and that Of tho
public Is asked TO test
HuNNEwELLs UNIVERSAL CoUGH REMEDY,
HUNNEwELLs TOLU ANoDYNR.
HUEgEwELL's ECLECTIc Pills.
IL Fac-Simile Of j. l.. Hpunewelrs signature eorSs
OF genuine only.
JOHN l.. HCNNEwELL, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
GEORGE WILLARD, Agent, AShtabua, Ohio.
CURE EcKsTES Co., JOHN ID. PARK, CINCINNATI, Ohio,
Wholesale Agents.
HR~ For sale by druggists every where
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

FEDERAL SucoEssEs-At 60 time since the
war began has the tide seemed to set with the
same force 10 favor Of Government ns at the
present time. The discoursgemeuts which
have so loog followed our arms, have at length
given place 10 successes of most important
character. The dispatches of the past few
days, coming in 80 reliable shape, have had
nm electrical effect upon the public mind The
Potomac army, so Indignantly affected by the
maady of organization, and delay, and failure
under its new and almost unheard of leader,
has before the ink upon his appointment had
fairly become dry, done. more bard fighting
and achieved more important results, than any
other during the progress of the war. The
doubt and sonlbre feeling which got hold OF
the popular mind has given way to the most
auimating prospects and confident hopes. BE-
sides the terrible punishment Of Lee and hi
nrmy for their temerity, we have the news o
the surrender Of Vicksburg ut discretion, &c
Grant, which with the reduction of Port Hud.
son will give US the free use Of the Miss issippi
aud the control Of the sources Of the rebel sup.
plies. Then we have sill further and more re
cent news from Helena, Arkansas, where the,
have been also soundly tbrashed by Gen. Prem
tice. Last! we hear from Tennessee, where tht
gullant Rosecrans has taken quiet possession o
Talahoma, and driven the rebel forces out o
Eastern Tennessee.
These are achev cmeuts which, occurring al
most simultaneously, have sent thrill to ever.
loyal heart, and lfet Valandigham Copperhead
ism 10 revise its rampapcy and improve it
manners and virtues. We have given rather
full accounts of the three days fighting near
Gettysburg. IF Gen. MEADE, who has been
reinforced, and is pressing the flying rebels.
shall be enabled to take advantage Of the rise
in the Potomac and the destruction of their
pontoous, to cut Off the retreat Of the invaders
and cut the work short in righteousness, his
fame will be established, and the gratitude OF
4he country be well merited reward.
The following despatch was received by the
"Wednesday afternoon papers, but we incline 10
the belief that it needs continuation:
A special from Harrisburg, 7th, evening
states that al T. NJ, Tuesday, q furious bat
tie was raging at Williamsport, in which the
aunihiiation Of the rebels was considered near
Iy certain. 7.l .a
A later special reports the whole rebel army
routed and panic-stricken, throwing away their
arms &C., and flying in every direction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
DIR. Hoofand's German Bitters
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under the name OF Bit
ers put up quart Bottles, compounded of the cheapest
whisky rum costing from 20 TO 10 cents per gal
on the taste disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed
TLs class of crs has caused andwi continue to cause
long they Sold hundeds to die the death OF the
druard BY their the system kept eontin ay under
influence of Alcoholic Stmuants of the worst kind the
dere Liquor Is created and kept up and the result is al
the horrors at endant ~ a drunkards life and death
For those who desire and uW hare Liquor B:ters we
publish the following recipe Gee Oue Bottle HOOFLANDs
GERMAN BIrTEllS, and mix with Three Quarts of Goo,
Brandy or Whisky the result will be separaon tina
will far excel medicinal virtues and true excellence any
the numerous Liquor Bitters in the Market and will cos
much less You will have all the virtues of HOOFlANDS
BllTERS in connection with good article of Liquor at
much less price than these inferior preparations Will cos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

@ II is very desirable that students be In ATTENDANCE the
hht day OF the teip organization effected that
day. AID the whole machinery Of school put in working
order Those coming in late frequently make It necessary
change the ORDER To accommodate them, do which,
ofton the occasion Of much difficulty and perplsxity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

Ap11rrrp TO BAIL j ohm Imboden and
lanes Slin, two OF The Holmes county
Fi0ters, have been admitted to bail ia..t
:, Il Of $1,000 ennh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11


A special to the " Y Herald says
The following facts were obtained from O
source which guarantees their correctness,
aud the statement may be relied upon as
strictly true: we give it for what it is worth,
leaving the reader 10 draw his own couc!u.
sions as to the probability of the story.
On Saturday, 4th, the rebel gunboat
Dragon came down the james River ith
flag Of truce. Acting Rear Admiral Lee
sent up an officer to meet it, when it was
ascerlained that Alex. H Stevens and Com.
missioner Ould were on board. They rep.
resented that they were bearers OF an i'm
portant letter from Jefferson Davis, Com
manderin Chief of the Army aud Navy Of
the Confederate States, 10 Abraham Lin
coin, Commander in Chief of the Army and
Navy Of the United States aud requested
permission to proceed to Washington in
the Dragon and present o letter TO Presi.
dent Liucoln in person. They declined to
reveal anything further in relation to their
mission. Admiral Lee, of course, had no
authority TO grant their request, and they
consented 10 wait until be could communi.
cate with Washington and receive instruc-
tions. He accordingly telegrsphed the
facts and requsted Instructions ss
This morning special Cabinet meeting
was ca lied to consider the matter. Grant
ing the request involved many delicate
and important questions, as such proceed
ing might be construed into an acknowledge
ment OF the nationality of the pretended
Confederacy, and after all The matter might
be some comparatively unimportsnt affair,
such as the employment of negro troops. no
decision was arrived at, and Admiral Lee
was instructed to ascertain, If possible. the
object Of the mission. aaa
ln the meantime, however, q tug contain
ing the rebel ambassadors had turned about
and steamed up the river without any par
ting salntion or explanation, and thus end
ed the mission. fadf sT'rr1 bln 4st