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The New York herald., 1863-08-19

ATA SPECIAL MEETING or THE FIgsr wARpRR
IA publican Association, held Monday evening Aagns,
Ia 1853 81 Greenwich street In pursuance recon-
naendaton OF the Republican Genital Committee o the cv
New York, for the purpose of appointing of
ave from ward association TO conier With All
approve OF the cal OF the Union State Committee and
who pledle thsmscl es 10 sustain the nominees
and Republican state Consen ion he'd
cuse September Syjn committee OF a. selected
as follows james Marshall u. H. frinup, Edward Neleh
Ire. y. n. Lender anu Charles Gilbert: the said
committee hereby notice that they vii hs
confer sub eiigens tefofe mentioned.
day evening August 20 Mt % Greenwich street. half
seven clock. By order Of the comui iiec.
~ n. PHINrUP, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

MAN NURsE-A LADY, WHO HAS HAD THE SER
M vices q nurse for her husband desirons Of pro-
good Judgment geneness and close attention, eminenty
Chiffon, LIS 5th
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

ITO MERCHANTS AND SHAVING
been extensyy employed in fitting up steam engines
and machinery for gris saw and sugar mills likewise,
piIngs and fittings Of all descriptions as well az ma
chnery furnished the cheapest rates having tools Of
ali descriptions for such work. likewise ppnr. machnisfs
Mwriehts and carpenters W" feel disposed to lake hold
Of Kind Of such work that may be offered and finish y
and AZ the cheapest rates Testimonials
that complete We shall be pleased TO negotiate with
parties either North South. Address g. d. A. A.. Port
Office jersey City.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19

A THE SERVANTS INSTITUTE I49 GRAND sTREEY,
"A wanted Immediately, large number OF experienced
looks (cook, wash iron) laundresses chambermAds
nurses girls for housewerk for good
Families supplied with good servants city or country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EducatIonal.--TheW Western Reserve Seminary, io-
Gated at FArmrngan offers good facilities to youths of
bot sexes who desire 10 Obtain horuRh academic
II is pleasantly situated In quiet rural village and is furnish
with good Chemical Philosophical Apparatus, good l-
brary Mans Charts kc The examinations of the various
classes a. o the last Term hgly satisfactory to
visitors, and gratifying to the parents and friends OF the
school, eincng ability the part NJ Instructors,
upart knowledge and also vgous Application
and mental power the part of the studens =
The exercises ofa high order ana were
delivered with effect apprecating audience some
productions being worthy Of place In the current
leraore of the day clearly demonstrating that with tho
all that l. needed to insure
succe acquiring educition Il reasonable amount
that staple called Brains and thorough application on the
part of the student The last has been quite pnspernus
showing Increase n thrvegh per cent over the or
year and the prospect for the Fal Term commencen
August l1th Proximo, quite hsttefing.
We invite Parents Whaling 10 send their children away
from hn N educate them end thsm To Farngton
ing them that rains will he shared to educate and eanf
their fHtesos Snd TO their Mardis. Goo' hnar
he obnnod in rrivnte families at from 81 50 to s20C
per week. and Rooms self sdin- NJ rssonsbe rates
The VesicrA Peserre CIroficle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
The New York TrIbun. on the Riot.

From the Tribune of the 18Th, we copy the
following paragraphs as to the riot which was
still raging in that city, at that time.
The storm, long gathering, has finally
burst; and it's fury falls short Of our ex-
pecta,ionS. The mob that has for tw days
ravsged. and bnrned, and slaughtered, al
most at will, has been strong only in the
weakness Of the Military asd he complai.
sauce of the Civil authorities. A single
battalion or light battery, earnestly com
manded, might have quelled it at the ont.
set, captured its leaders, and stopped its
career Impuni'y in the beginning. stimu'
lated by the hailfellow speeches of magis-
tra,es who have no right to be cheek by
jnul with incendares, miscreants, robbers
and assassins. have given it all its disgrace,
fol prestige and license. Had the Civil
power alone confronted itwilh stern denun.
citation, with scornful abhorrence. no mill
tary demonstration would have been need
ed. Bot, with sympathizing harangues
from Aldermen, echoed by Judges, and a
Governor to address it as Friends and en-
force its demands ON he President, it would
have been the weakest and meekest of mobs
il 1t had not presumed upon such familiarity
aud gone ahead.
II Is absurd and futile 10 attribute this
outburst Of ruffianism to anything else than
sympathy with the Rebels. II. as some
pretend. 1t results from dissatisfaction with
the $500 exemption, why are negeoes in-
discrimstely assailed and beaten almost OF
quite to deathi Did they prescribe this
exemption? On the contrary are they moi
almost uniformly poor men, themselves sx
posed to the draft, and unable 10 pay the
$500. What single thing have they don'
to expose them to this internal, coward,
rufiianism2 What can be alleged sgains
them, unless II be they are generally hos
tile 10 the Shareholders Rebel!ian AM
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
The Grefenberg
IA MILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate su-
"a pervision of skf Physician. and they may be re-
lied upon IN all cases. ,
The intelligence Of the community IL not nsulted by the
offer of siuge medicine which claims to cure ALL DisEAsEs
sut the Gra.euerg Remedies consist OF eleven oherent
uneuuaed in the Of the Geases Tor which
they are recommended among which may be selected one ap.
to any diseases incident 10 this country and
climate.
The GreCen5erg Yegeabe Pills better than other
kind o Pills in the world-frce 20 Cents.
The Grefenberg Uterine CdthOleon is an inalabe me
DIV for all female diseases-Price l,5l Cents.
The Uterine Cabooon will aso Gravel, diseases OF
the Kidneys, urir difficulties In males.
Iae rq5enoerg Sarsap0ria is by far the most powerful
and eficacious compound in use-Pnce 81
The Gr9tsnbrg Dysenisry Syrup s certain and quick
remedy for all diseases the howes-Price so Cents.
The GrafsH6erg Pile Remedy fails to permanently
relieve this distressing diseaSe-Price $l,OO.
The Gr9enberQ ChidreHs Panaeea is an invaluable com"
| pound in all diseases incident TO children.
The Graenberg FsUer and AgHe Remedy Is sovereign
specific for this particular disease Price 30 Cents
The GrafenberP Green Ointment exeels all other
salyes In liz curative eGects-Prce 26 Cents;
The Gy9Jsnbsrg COHsrmPrss Balm affords tne nos' as
tonising relief in all pulmonary conpain|fee 20 cot
lie 6 An eminent Phytielan Of new YORK states that ne
has known the Grefenbefg ConsunPhves balm uhed WIN
great success DrOpsy Our own experience suosanuates
| his statement
tn. Grafsuberx Heath Bsrs are the most pieasan and
| delightful tonic ever prepared-Priee 70 Cents
The GyafsnberR Eye LOtiOH unparalleled Ia all innamc
| nation or Diseases Of the Eye-Pnee 70 Cepts'.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
From the Indianapolis Gazet we learn

From the Indianapolis Gazett we learn
that 10 three days after Gov. Morton issued
his call for volunteers to defend the State
from the invaders, no less than 10000
men offered their services, 10000 of whom
were on the ground armed and equipped,
ready for service. THIS rapidity of organ, .
cation on the part of the militia is atsribut
ed. and justly VIC have nor a dou5t, 10 the
wise fore,hought of Gov. NJ rton 10 prepar.
ing for inst such an emergency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

BY way of Memphis, we learn that Bragg
is re,reating asiast as possible into Georgia,
sharply pursued by Rosecrups, whose ad
vance has reached Rome This place is q
long distance southeast Of Chattanooga,
where Bragg was supposed to be The
dispatch says thpt Bragg was endearorlug
to make n junction with Johnston if so
where is Johnston The City of Jackson
is many hundred miles in the rear of Il 'se'
Grams army.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
how are the sdrsftiug officers responsible rOf|
the $500 cleusei N 81

how are thsdrsiing officers responsible fof
the $500 cleusef E
We may Just as well look Che facts 10
the face. These riots are . fire in the rear
on our couutrys defenders in the field =
They are in purpose aud essence diversion
in favor Of JEFF Davis aud Lee. Listen TO
the ye'ls Of the mob, aud the harr angucs Of
its favorte orators, and you W i'll find them
surcharged with niger, Abolition, Black
Republican, denunciations of promnen,
Republicans, the Tribune, &c, &c.-all
very wide Of the draft aud the exemption
Had the Abolitiouists, Instead of the Slave.
holders, revoted, aud undertaken to upset
the Government and dissolve the Union,
nino tenths Of these rioters would have
eagerly volunteered to put them down It
ia the fear. stimulated hy the recent and
glorious triumphs of the Union arms, that
Slavery and she Rebellion must suffer,
which is st the bottom Of oil this arson, de
vastatiug. robbery and murder. Aad this
fact should arouse every devotee Of Liberty
aud Law to oppose to the rioters the ster'
nest resistance. .....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

TRurH" Truth Ia mighty and will prevail So will Her
rick Aliens Gold Medal SAleratus all Others, notwith
standing many IN tHe trade trying II imate it, aud
deceive the public with spurious article. Our advice is to
other other call for other and he put of
with no other for koOu there is other rs good 1t
iess in quantity far superior to soda to with
cream is free ON all deeternns substances you
can obtain biscuits With 1t than with other
seratus or with soda we have Try It, and speak from
na,tau
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

A dispatch from Hagerstown says that
the rear guard Of Lees army left Martins
burg at 3 o'clock on Saturday morning, q
few cavalry men pckeiing the other side OF
the Potomac Our whole force is acres,
the river. The Potomac is falling rapidly
GeD Lee is refreshing his main force 10y
Srasbuie end Stanton. not by CuIpepper
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

Sodiers zee your health do not trust 10 the Army
supplies Choera Fever, and Bowel complaint will follow
YOUR s Ihtes indiscreton Holloways Pills and Ointment
should be In every mana knapack The British and French
trnn use no other medicines Only 5 cents box pot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
RATES OF TUITION.

Board in private families from 81 rs to g. 90 week
Rooms for sefbosrding at very moderate rates
IL Tuition payable in advance.
BY order of the Trustees,
H. II WEBSTER, President
AMOS LUCE, SECRETARY.
Kingsville, Ohio June 26, 1858 6t7of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
Executors Sale Of Real Estate
will offer for sale at Public auction, on the
18th day of August. A.. y. 1868,

lotH uuy Ol August. a. H. loOO,
at o'clock, forenoon upon the prenise' the ollnwng
described Real Estate situated in the township nf P'mouth
in the county of ASaI and state Of Ohio, being pat nf
No nineteen in said tow nshir ana bounded folowsBe
ginning al the rc NJ tire highway the lire he the
lan at James Hall and Of the estate of Chauucey Hail. de
ceased and running south degree east chn thence
s. degrees fo1r cains twentywn links IN poplar
thenc. north sixteen degree, west -four chains and y
Ave link to hrmncS stadde thence north nine degrees
west chain aud fifty links thence nnrth forty five degrees
the foot Of the Main Brook thence along " foot of
said bank ill II opposite the place tie line be-
the lands Of said lanes Hall and Of said 'hauucey
Hairs estate fails Into the h""k thence asterly tn III line
between the land Of said James End Chlunceys estate
thence south to the place Of beginning together with the
privilege Of blinR dam the stream II water on
said land hi h the Oth nf the ahnve de
scrbsd preies which said premises there stands
WOODEN Factory, together with all the machinery and fix
tures ceping the steam engine boer and exc"ptina
strip ynd OF the side Of said promises three rods
wide extending from the highway To the south line nf the
Sad piece Of land Get of part Of the homestead Of Sarah
Hart. Appraised at s. 500.
Tskxs OF SALE -One third in hand one-third in ont
year and one third yeaIs from the day OF sale will
interest the payments to be secured BY mortgage the
misses sold. RUS ELI, b. HAHI,
| 4t70s Executor Of John N. Hart deceased.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
Teacher Of Spencerisn Penmanship.

The steady and onward progress which this school has
made Dung the pus yearb o coLnOtion OK
cenent been, lib frIends, gratifying wss un
expected. Tide active
swept young into the army, hat
cUuutrJ hbertyaud tue unssed state Of aairs
classes peopIeOur
Academy hUuTshing and growing daily
esteem vi Its patrons and friends. though
the aIty, vino would else be lighting
Uate heds principle and O tIuth, with nluIaerial WeA
pUua Yet during just past theIe have been greater
number than any spondiug
three IL gratifying 10 tie trustees
antaIy assured nat then efforts
good teachers Appreciated We confident that
IL esenLB UeiOe the psUic e same eacueh OI another
year, aituly past years,
askug tLen conunuaDee of the patronage wuicn
beIa!J STOW lore shall receive
hearty response " idle boasts Ut suleriUuywe
caui school uadUe would at
uUuIe 10 II idAu,aseS WHICH A. does not We
uidiy and honestly Lake tlie following statements:
lie luusncea brought 10 Deal Tue student hee are
saut4y eunUoIi gln,pi.iGg iaudaoe ambition 10
excel prompting hi 10 enter lite oi higher aims and
cheyOus boys aud girls. Ihey estimated not BY the
o their patents pOssess the hneness of
their apparel but by the aituues., aud the ability
they eyluce, AID tie theSs purity oi their
III uiscipuue tHOugi uii.d--appeai being to
se pupis hour aud tuau ANY her
suncet srectiul deerepse to
Teachers and al honorable treatment Ung the
pis themselves.
1Le intended u be thorough aud practical
the principles, sceuce, Oeu iued
lu Class uu iectdSiun required the
Instructors ain op aud indrpendeuce OF
thought rather cultivate the student de-
pendelcc upon mruiUiy aId text buoks.
Teachers Cas- Win lie fned Tor the benefit oil those
who may desire to uuIns coming winter. All the
branches usudy Lusut III wili receive
thorough reye"-priucihrs Observation-Disclosures dis
cIssedmethoda cO,upuvu pains viii be spared TO
quaty numbers IIpart, the most in
pl eSave nauneI, efficient and rAccai Instruction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
HICKORY PLANK WANTED =

The subscriber will pay $50 per for good Hickory
Plank and three eghth thick eight sixteen feet in
length sawed through and throu9 for the next so days. de-
ver"d at his Factory Centre street in the village o
Ashtahula. ED. A. HITCHCOCK
Ashtabula, july, eth, 1863. 3t707s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
HOME TESTIMONY.

Mn n n KISGsLKY-Dear sir We feel u a duty we owe
a. a. nnhe 10 state that MaTshals CathOlicon medicine
nvauabe complaints clased under the head Of Female
Diseases: used your Geenbeg Medicine and
been greatly benefited thereby much that the
pc double would have them To the thousand Of
sex who suffering from weaknesses would recommend
the Cshocon panasea 1t gives strength to tho
system and enables each OF the organs OF the bedy perform
their appropriate functions Mrs. W cARTER,
Miss c. Sw0RASTEIT:
Medina, March ], 1881.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
Road Notice.

cc Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that an sppli.
IN cation by petition viii be msde 70 the commls.oasu
of hbtabua County their next regular meeting aet tho
publication cf this notice. for them to cause TO b laid ost
asd essbshud according 70 law county road, beginning
al the foot OF the south Of Ashshuls Creek land Of
Darius Saiisbury and commencing at the end Of certain
now opened and Travelled to the North Ridge road in
the residence Of Mr. Pereu running thence 10 south west
ey direction up the said south bank to the TO The top there
Plymouth which passes the residence OF Mrs. Henry and the
residence OF Hosce Fuller alta point near the latter named
residence. u SALISBURY Principal Petitioner
July Q, 1868 3ft7v5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

f~Ths tbove named Ladies' personally acquainted
WITH and know that several years while lived In hednA
they great sufferers Miss s. has been 30 badly anieed
that II with difficulty she able to stand upon her
feet few bottles Of Cathoeon entirely cured her Of her
compaints Ny vile received great benefit nom this incidence
We the Ladies' OF this county sale ana
efficient remedy the many complaints the, sst TO-
Editor Canheld HERALD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

Long eill The msmbers remember tho
pleasant session aud kird friends 10 Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

100 BEST SUGAR CURED HANS
wv For by Sale hhfeieN "'"4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

rstrsisru ccntsr. ....... -. h. Beatty
JsncaS~n and suea, Grove svetlsh Mission.
BIB. Newman
"A II. II. Moro, Chaplain tl.s.A
FncdoHid District.--L O. Fisher, p. E.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

C very desirable that students be In attendance the
Art Jay m organization is effected that
day ID tine whole machinery Of school put In working
order hOse omiDg in late frequently make Necessary 10
change the order, Accommodate them, to do which, Is
ofton the occasion OF much difficulty and peplexiy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25

Cslrin Kingsley, Editor ". {. A., and member
Of st. Clair Or. Con.
b o. Piimpton, Agent n B, 9. s., aud mem
ber of Perry Or. Con.
A. Norton, Agent A. B. g., and member Of
Ezie 81, Or. Cou.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
MASTER COMM ISSIONER'S SALE
OF Lande and Tcnements.

MASTER COMM ISSIONER'S SALE
OF Lande and Tcnemsnts.
Ashtabula Common Pleas June Term, 1868.
George Hall,
against Order OF sale
10y virtue of an ORDER of SALE
Id duly issued from aaid Court In the above case to
directed woder for sale way public auction. at the
Court House. in JelIeIson, Ashtabua County. Ohio
On Saturday The 22d day Of .Aagust, .A.D. 63,
Between the of 10 aud o'clock Of said day, the fol-
lowing described Lands and Teuemeuts to wits
Situate township of Perpoin in the County OF Ash
abua State Of Ohio being part Of lot No 49, In town
ship No. H. in the ns range of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve and bonndned ard described as follows
Begnuing at rhe Of the center and town line road
Richmond and Piepont thence east along tne
center Of the line road sixteen rods thence noIn
With III road far enough north 70 eouain
three acres and half (3h) ofland. s,,as
Special Master Commissioner
sh.,,U. oAsoa Julv aoth l563
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-25
PREMIUM cHEEsE !.

III II. HALL has arranged for con
slant supply of Harvey Nettle'on's choice Cheese
for the retail trade Every family knows a value. Also the
choicest Stock Family Groceries In town. largely In
eAsed trade will testify. Cali and examine them at his
Store In Fisk Blocl.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-02

THE BLOODHOUND CoSsCR1PTIoN.- ALI
accounts from Mississippi during the last
three weeks have concurred as to the fact
that the rebel military and civil authorities
in that State are carrying out their conscrip-
ton by the aid of bloodhounds. 1t Is stated
that in three counties around Satartia, over
one hundred of these horrid brutes are being
used to capture Union men. This is revolt
ing beyond measure, and, if we are not much
retribution. There is no doubt that thou
sands of the rebel sympathizers in Kentucky
who have denounced the draft as an outrage
demanding resistance at the point of the bay
onet fully approve and justify in their own
hearts the unspeakably internal conscription
in Mississippi, and if they had their own way,
they would have bloodhounds imported and
let loose upon Kentucky soil with a view to
forcing every Union man into the rebel ranks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-02

MATERIAL OF Wharf.-The Government at
the present time has on hand in the different
arsenals throughout the country, seven hun
dred thousand stand of arms, five hundred
thousand of which are effective. The num-
Der is rapidly increasing. The Springfield
mandatory alone turning out twenty-five
thousand riAed muskets every month. Un-
der the contract made by Secretary Cameron
nearly two years ago, with private parties, for
two hundred thousand rifed arms, only twen-
ty-fve thousand have asyet been delivered to
the Government-the muskets manufactured
by contract costing one third more than those
made at Springfield. There are also on hand
about two thousand four hundred "a and 80
FOUNDER smooth bore cannon, which are ra-
pidly being converted into effective guns by
the rifing process. By this means the
weight of the projectile is increased one.third
and a greater range gained with less waste of
powder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-02
The Fur Trade of the Northwest.

1uC Tu 4IduC VI tnC NOLVA"Cs"
The St. Paul (Iinn.) Press has long
review of the fur trade of the Northwest for
the season just closed from which we clip
the following statement of the business Of St.
Paul, which is claimed to be the largest fur
market in the country: ....i
On looking at the books Of otir dealers, we
find that $500 bison or buffaloes have fallen
victims to the arrow or the bullet ON our
Northwestern prairies, to supply civilized
man with robes to keep him warm while
riding in winter. These robes will always be
a standing article for such purposes. They
cost about 81, raw. An equal number Of
wolves, we hear with pleasure, have also bit
the dust to supply our fair countrywomen
with sleigh robes, worth 50 each, to keep out
the biting air while gliding over the SHOWS Of
our Northern winters. The bruin family
bewails the loss of $50 ursine members.
These skins, costing from $40 to $50, are
also used for sleigh covers and for military
purposes, as are also 1850 skins of the red
fox, worth about 80 80. The mink, now
mercilessly pursued, since his pelt is worth
from SO 50 to S., contributes $4,000 skins
toward those elegant mantles and cloaks that
every lady so covets. The muskrat species
are prolific, and have given US fully 23O,OOO
skins, worth 20 to 80 cents each. q,
Of the more rare and costly furs, 1888
otters have been captured from their lacus-
trine retreats, and will soon do. duty in the
shape Of gloves, etc., at S6 to 81 per pelt, and
$40 fishers" have been trapped, yielding
the fortunate hunter SIS to $40. The marten
family, one much priced, lost 1900 members,
enriching the trapper at the rate of $s5 to $40
IL f. i
rare animal, only 70 have been caught.
Good specimens bring $50.
During the winter trapper brought in
among a lot of peltFies two skins, which, as
nothing had ever been seen here like them
before, were called the blue fox. They seem
to be hybrid between the cross fox and the
silver fox. No one knew their value, and
they were sold at So each. The skins brought
$25 each in New York. %. .s.."..sa