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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07
New Ol leans and Havana lcI

New Orleans and Havana letters
give rumor Of the escape OF the Harriet
Lane, from GalN esl on, armed aud munned
for privatecrng. The Brooklyn was said
to be chasing her, aud The Mississippi had
gone out TO Look for the Alabama. Letters
to the Navy Department, dated OFF Gal
weston, JSn. l0th, give a brief account Of
commencement Of the bombardmcnt OF
that place, Some, execution was done
among The Rebel fortiicaliops. The fight
was room 10 be recommeBced. Al that
time lhe Harriet Lane was in port l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

Our blockaders off Charleston have cap.
tured the British steamer Princess Royal,
With valuable cargo of 600 barrels OF
gunpOwder, two Armstrong guns, q large
LOT OF machinery, $50 bales Of sheet iron,
500 boxes tin, Que steam bakery, l44 bales
OF hardware. 95 cases Of bODls, aud 229
bags Of coffee. A party Of English work
man, skilled in the Manufacture of project.
lies, We5s eaptnre31 9Th the vessel. The
pilot aud two or three of lhe crew escaped
in boats and reached Chul lesion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

The editor Of the PhiiadelpGia Epening
Journal whose arrest was noticed last week, has
Siuee been released from custody. Ills shee,
has been q shameless abetter of rebellion, and
the immediate cause Of the arrest. was COM
parisoD oil the rebel president. with President
Lincoln, in which the latter was placed in an
unlayorable light. ra G. I.Iaf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

Nashville. Tennessee cavalry
and Kentucky regiment, dashed upon a
camp OF rebels at MIddletowD, near Mur-
feesboro', on the 2d. Que rebel was killed
and 100 taken prisoners. osz atI--
ltwas sabre charge aud took the rebels
by surprise. We captured all their camp
equIpage, horses, wagons, SC Maj Doug
las, Of the Dow Bias rebel battalion, and
all bis officers were captured. rrd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

BLACKS AS SoLpIERs--1'he Spr ingfeld Re-
publican--a journal of marked conservative
leaDings-has long and carefully written
article under the title Of the Negro in the
War" We extract the concluding paragraph
Why not let the negroes fight if they
will Can the hunkerest of Huukers give
reason that will bear examination 2
Negroes fought well in onr first revolution; {;
negros did good service in the war of 1912,
certainly III this war they not only have u
common interest with white Americans in
crushing the rebellion, but still stronger
motives IN the prospect of freedom for their
race on this continent-aud under the 'fvrO.
cIous war policy OF JEFF. Davis, if The
negroes fight at all they will fight despera.
tely, for II will be literally victory or death"
to them. But they will not fight at all. "
Try them. and see. II they are not up 10 it,
SO much the worse for them; we lose nothing
by it. If they fight well 80 much The better
for US; We save SO many white men; aud
the race that is to get the largest benefit
from the war will help win It's victorys,
as they should The negro is in the war,
for better or worse--irrevocably iu-aud
there is now no course for. the Government /
but TO make he most Of him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

sas- It will be very hard for Tory jour
nals TO persuade the public that court
martial composed of seven officers of such
personal character aud professional ability
as MSjor.Gen. HUNTER. Maj Gen. HrcH-
COCK, and Brig. .-Gens. RIcKErrs, CASEY
RUTUs KING, GARFIELD, BUTvRD aud NOR
RIs, with JosEPH HOLr as Judge Advocate.
was Influenced by parlizan considerations
or personal malice 10 couVictiug FIrz JoHE
PoRrER-in the face. too of the Testimony
wish which the public is more or less ac-
quainted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

a DEAD LOOK IN RIoHMOND. The Yir-
ginia Legislature il trying to elect Con-
fedeTate States Senator. There had been
twenty or thirty boIlots up to the 18th,
RIVEs. FLoyD. CLAPERroE, RUSSELL add
ALLEn arc tbe candidates inR about
an eqaai pamber OF yoses. FtOrB hopes 10
steal bis wsy through. elihough- be 10 90
faF. tbe fbisd In,the llsk -. sssia So
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

Rebel papers have a dispatch from
Charleston announcing The capture of the
Union gunboat Isaac p. Smith on Stone
River on Friday last week. There was u
sharp engagement. and the boat was at last
surrendered Internationally after sustaining
much loss of meu. The Rebels had only
one nam wounded Apother gunboat
escaped in q crippled condilien
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washington-Feb,4. I.

The Senate has confirmed the nomination
of the $50 Collectors mud Assessors under
the Internal Revenue bill with the exception
of 60 of them.
The Secretary Of lbs Treasury has replied
10 an eauiry relative to the amount Of the
duty on imports on paper. =aa--aF.a
He exp' esses The opinion that the diminu.
tiou OF the duly would considerably increase
he reyenue. There is an increasing disp6
sItion parsue such course OF legislation,
os the persistent efforts Of the paper extor-
tiop to preserve the present duties bas be,
como more generally known among mem.
befS of Congress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

HEALTH OF GEN Scorr- 1T is stated
that Gen. Scott's health is fast falling him
now. He Is confined TO his apartment in
the Fifth Avenue Hoel, New York, almost
entirely helpless, and what is worse, it is
said that his mind at leagIh is breaking
down under the weight ofyearS aud mental
and bodily trouble. W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

Copperheadism is doing lswork inIudiana
10 Morgan County, the other day, the are
est Of deserters Was forcibly resisted. A
military force was sent there, who were
fired upon by mob, but they charged upon
The crowd aud secured the deserters. No
body was seriously hurt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

No less than sighteen members OF the
House Of Represenliyes hold commissions in
ibe army, and are therefore. practically in
The same boat with Mr. VANDERvER, on
Tuesday declared not entitled to his. seat,
owing 10 bis accepting military commits.
sion ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

The Rebel Congress has before it res.
olution TO withdraw all Representatives al
European Courts as early as the lst of
Muy. and to deny 20 foreign Consuls q
residence in the Confederate States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

hT- EMAScIPiTIoN IN DELAWARE The
"werId moves" The message, of Gov.
CANNON. Of Delaware, takes strong ground
10 favor Of Emancipation. His Excellency
argues the question at length considers il.
from the standpoint both Of Humanity and
selfinterest; end comes to the conclusion
that Slavery is become an element of weak.
ness and danger. aud that measures looking
10 its extinction shonld be promptly taken
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

:, nay Que of the most unpromising indi
cations of oar position abroad, is the fact
that The London ISmes threatens to with
drsw its moral suppOrt from the rebels-iu
which case, we presume, it will Insist upon
attaching itself 10 us.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

RESIGNATION OF GES. Burnside. When
Gen Burnside rendered bis resignation as
an officer OF the army to the President Mr..
Liueoln decliued to receive it. remsrking
that be had other fish for him TO fry.
Gen. Burnside rejoined that he hoped to
be set at work st once. He wond will.
ingly accept sny command, be cared not
bow small but be was extremely reluctant
to wear q Major, Generals stars and draw
a major. GereraPs pay while doing nothing
TO earn bis houofs or his money.
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Tnterna1 Reverue.

Internal Revenuc!
THE Assessor Of the Nneteeth ColIec-
Il tion District Of the State Of Ohio, having this
day rendered 70 his ANIMAL Collection List commencing
September 1882 Of all persons within said District liable to
Paya
United States Tar,
according TO the provisions ofan entitled "Aet to provide
Internal Revenue to support the and 10 the
interest on the public debt" approved July 1862
Notice hereby given to all persons liable TO pay such
Tax, within the County Of AshfabHa In said State that the
said Taxes have become due and payable, and that
ceive the at the q, 80. -
Office of j: d. ESsTGS, Esq County Clerk,
Jefferson, on 18th aud l4th days of February,
and at
My Office in Ashtabula. until, and including
said l4th day of February next
and al persons vino shall neglect pay the Taxes 80 as
oresaid assessed upon them within the time specified
be liable to pay ten per eentum additional upou the
the eOf HENRY FASSETT, Collector
Ashtabula, Jan 23. 1868. 3t6S4 18th Dist Of Ohio.
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The following from an article in the Nav
York Times is SO true that it ought TO be
placed before the eyes of every citizen of the
land h .f .rfs 20
We belivc that with proper vgor at
Washington, with proper skill and resolu
tion ou The psrt oil our commanders, aud
with proper co.operatlon on the part OF
their subordinates, we can conquer the rebel
armies before the FIRST OF May. But
whether we do or not, the scar must 60 on
antI the Rebellion is conquered There is
no alternative. If every dollar in The
Treasury were spent tomorrow, IF every
man iu The armies should be discharged TO-
morrow, If the "Pesce Democrats" were
10 come iuto power to morrow, The war
would still go on. We might have srmis-
tices, attempts at peace possibly treaties
and argumen aud they might bring about
a temporary truce. But they could do
nothing more This wGr is 10 be fought
through. the same RccsssiIy rests upon us
which has controlled the action and guided
the policy OF every other nation compelled
10 buffet with civil war, aud struggle for
its existence. We mustfga I'LL zoe cOaQusy
or are conquered. There is no halfway
work about 1t. And he knows little Of the
spirit and temper Of our people, who dreams
for moment that they will shrink from
the sacrifices and suHerings which the war
involves. They may grosu under them -
tor party purposes or for personal ends
struggle against them. But when the issue
comes they will meet il. They will never
surrender, they will ntVer sell or betray
their sarional birihrighi, and above ali
they will never consent, under any circUm'
stances, that any foreign Power shall die.
tate the destiny or decide the fate of this
Republic. 9IG sd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07
1aT- The Mexican MInister Is d

S0- The Mexican Minister is said to
be 10 receipt Of dispatches showing that
the condition Of that Government as much
better thar IL was previous 10 the French
invasion. The people are virtually united.
While the invaders were wailing for rein
torcemcDts, The Msxicans we're Terrifying
the principal lownA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

The work on the Cnt.Off at Vicksburg is
going on prosperously, and it is pretty Ger.
tain that the river will soon 6nd its way
through. ..f ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07
APPOINTMENTS FOR 1893.

Dr. Clark having had twenty years experiences tho
treatment OF chronic diseases OF every character ESPECIALLY
Of the THROAT and LUNGS will give perfect satisfaction 10 ali
who may appy for relief
Having had successful practice in the aboEe pia
for several
tory reference can be given All medicines prescribed net
operating satisfactorily. the money ssll be refunded.
Prices OF Medicine for One Month"; from e 10 So The Doe
tor can be consulted the last two weeks Of every monh
bis residence No. 90 Garden Street. Cleveland Ohio Post
Ohee AddTess-BOx I'LL, - ESQ
Preserve this for Reference
Cleveland, Jan 1853 g.. . 3. @. CLARK. N. n.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07
Filing Petition
WILLIAM BEDELL will take Motto

WILLIAM BEDELL will take Notice
w that Rufus B Munger and Lydia N. Dissel as the
Executors 0f the Rsate OF ucns Bae deceased the
Path day OF January, 1893 Glad their Petition 10 the
Court OF Commen Pleas Within and for the County OF Ah
bua ia said State Of Ohio, against the said william Bedel
and other deleudaDi setting forth that the said William
Be, ell gave mortgage the said Lucus o. Bssel his
life time, the following described tract lOt d Asa s
ate la Orwell Township Number Eight IN the FOURTH Range
Of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN the
of Ohio, aud which is also IN the oE A. btsbu and
known BY East part OF Lot Number three sod four Section
Number Eighteen IN snrd township, and Is bcunaed fol-
lows Beginning post standing 10 the South East
Of said section number Eighteen, thence North the EaAt
line Of said section thiseven chains seventy links,
thence West merked ins sufficient to make seventyhvo
acres thence South marked line thyseven chains
epty links thence East tho ecan line to the place Of be-
ginning containing sqventyfve land tho
of Six Hundred and fifty dollars according
tain note referred in said mortgage and the CIV
Ing Of said mortgage tho other defendants claim interest
in said lands under the said William Bede and praying that
said Wilnm Dedel may pay the said claimed TO bo
due with interest amounting sO75, that said premses
may be sold pay the same and that said William Bede Is
notified that be is required IN appear and sao petit
on before the third Saturday after the 2sth day Of
February next.
Dated January oath, A.. D. 1858. ..-tl
SHERMAN FARMER,
6t6S3 Attorneys for Plantins.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07

The U. S. steamer Pocahontas on the
26 h ult, captured u British steamship OF
Mobile laden with munitions of war.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07
Cairo-February 4.

The captain of the steamer Brown, from
Padncab, reports brilliant success at Fort
DOnelsou. One battery of four guns was
taken by the rebels in Overwhelming
charges; but onr mel rallied and re- took IL
The enemy's loss isreported to be l25 killed,
and SO taken prisoners and wounded.
,h' Colonel McNeal was killed. The enemy Is
force is estimated at between 8, ,000& 1000.
From below we have Information that all
the divisions arrived in front Of Vicksburg
except LOgan,s. W.
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.

E.Ss,v1., NossSS.
ANN PIERCE OF Cleveland,
n the County fCuyahora apd State Of Ohio, u notned
That Lhelu Pierce dd o. tbs 7 day of Fttrunfy 1893
he hs Peen ~ The sce Of the CLERK Of the Court ofce-
nor iea. within md for e County Of Ashtnhuai and state
Vhin charging The said Sarah With gross neglect ot
du ior more Than thee years. and asking that he may be
divorced rom said sarah Ann Perce which petition Is for
hearii at the next term OF said court
LUC1Us PRICE,
. Dated February = 1853. by Sherman \ Farmer
ot0Sb his Attorneys.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-07
PERFECTIoN OF MECHANISM -

tr ANE = = 49, VI =" -
The Magic limo Observer,
REING a Hunting aud Open Face or
~ Lady's Gentsman's Watch combined, with patent
SelfWindng improvement The New York illustrated News
the leading pictorial paper % the United sate In Its
OF Jan. TO- 1853 page l47 voluntarily sayss i' 'q
ave have been shown most pleasing novelty, OF which
the HVBRARD BROs Of this city the mporers 1t
is called the MAGIC TIAE OBSERVER and Is hunting and
open-ee watch combined. This Is Of the pretest
most convenient and decidedly the best cheapest
piece for general and reliable offered II has within
Il and connected with its machinery, its winding at
OF his Watch is composed Of two metals the ope
ing hne 10 carat gold has the improved ruby action
Price, supeTby engraved per Of half doIen 2O4
sample Watches IN neat morocco boxes for those proposing
to buy at wholeae S, sent BY express with bill payable
on delivery Soldiers must remit payment In advance we
cannot collect from these In the Army Address -.ry s
HUBBARD BROS CO., SoLE IaroRrERs Z
81 6S4 SOUTH Cos. NASSAU 4 JoHN STs, NEW YoRk.
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I'ress Goods.
Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 Widotcs and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers 4. u ftrqlid a. Disab led, Soldiers.
THE Undersigned IL authorised. BY a III.
a from The United States 10 procure from the
ders,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay
(a provided by scs Of congress Of July 1901 and July lsol
and Pensions Back Pay for invalid and disabled sol
der And also Pensions and Bounty Lands for soldiers
their heirs the wars Of the Revouton Of 1919 ito
which they he entitled by acts oi eonges All bunness
Of the above nature committed 10 him will be promptly and
eneYelly put through and In Of failure, no charge
VIII be made except for money actually paid ont to civil ocerR
Tor adavit and certificates neeessayt prove the eai
Ashtsbuia, November 27, 1862 III e7S
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/ IST of Letters Remaining IN The Post
IL ONCE Ashtabnla, Ohio Fsbuaiy 8, lso3. sFsi 4,
Amsden-Wm Harder-Wm "
Anaras-Miss Juliet Homer--Chas--3
Atkins--tI Horace Hoyt-I O. ~
Anderson-,wm t s lfkI aHackett-warren
Allen-7Mrs Elias--S p 4 Laird7-O p .frf D.,
Barnss-Mrs Hannah N = Iindsey-DCf Z
Benham Mann MeCormio--Iswis
Buroughs-Mrs Susan Northway-stephen
Buter-Wm D-2 Rewel--Chaunoey
Barnum-J II .i..s-. Neweomb--Nrr Sarah
Br-iuarl-Chas II osborne-MsE
BurebArd-Horaee OsbOrn-Mrs Sarah As
Belknap-Miss ClAdsa PhinBey-EdWln-2
Cole-Miss Elhora Pingrey-SP
Cram-Henry Rathbun--Ilenry-2
Chappel-DS s ..-.. Reed--IiAriet
Croson-Charotte 8 RGnd-Miss Matilda
CCbb-Niss A . .-t.t Ruesell-Wm
Carlton Yrs Staiia B--3 Roberts--Miss Adelaide
Carpenier-Nss Lizzie Ritchisen--Mrs Susan r
CollsT--James u .1 Smith-Arthur
Courtrght-Capt Sneden-Mrs J W
f.a Daton-Fannio O. .Ir'f' silverthOrn-LeviR
De Foc-hiss Vlna Scoti--Jossph
Deuey-R -- Strong-An lydiaH
Drowir-Miss s II Smith-Julieu
nariympe-Mrs Trersa Stuart-Lt.FP a
EatOn-Miss Jane E-2 Tayor-A
FS mens-Mits Anne Taylor-Charlos
Fisher-Nerrill wiiHSms-Ni5S Mary
FulleI,-George Winter AR
Forest-Miss Elisabeth WArner--MR
Fay-H Melville Webstsr-wm
FArnsworth-Btl withey-yiss Lucinda
Gilbert-Dan W-2 WhOaton-Elizabeth
Hart-Misa Rose fr if q ~ At.L
HARRIS, , B.
Persons calling for the above will please
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Oftaid Jacob, aud 9th,

JACOB W .sKIUMPH and Thomas p.
- Kumpb children and hsrs Of Jacob Kumph deecaved
hereby notified that the 22d day Of December A. D.
1852 the Sduinntrx Of the estate the deceased led In
said Court her Petition, asking authby fsr he tay
nent ofdcbts, &e the following described lsnd Wf ne
hiysix situate In the township Of Saybrook
county occupied By said Jacob Kutnph at tho time his
decease AMI that said petition will be heard at Jeerson In
said county, on the I'd day Of March, AID 1853.
4t6s4 HARRIET KLUhPH,
Dated dasuray 81 1883 Administrative Of said Estate
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Early Physical DeEenerscy Of
The American PeoDl Of

Early Physical Degeneracy Of
Tho American PeOPl0 01
lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A Srone,
- Ply sian the Troy Lung and Hygisnic Instituts
Treatise the Causes Of Early Physiei Decline Of A
merin People the cause of Nervous Debility, cOnsumD-
This woT Of high moral tone written IN sAste. yet
thrilling language and appsAb sey the mofaa ssE
sciousness All PAEESTs and Guardians especially, detail
Ing scientific aud olAbe aids and treatment for cure
Parents and Guadians m not to send and obtain this booi
Young Men, fail not 10 send fer this book, a ..., .
ladies' ysu too should at secure copy Of this book
A Word OF Solemn Conscientious Advice to
Those who viii Reflect.
class Of maadies prevail fearful extent 10 the cu
muny booming least 100000 youth Of both sexes annu
ally TO early grave Thee delses are very mperfeetly
Nervous DetIty ResSAtion and exhaustion MagsS%o, or
wasting Consumption Of the tissues ofthe whole body short
asSt ofstsps great papaon Of tSi Hsar Asbns S a.
Bronchitis aud soro Throat shaking Of the Of the Hands
d@pss o ho sight loss Of The memory, dns. 9th q the
head Neuralgia pain In the various parts Of the body
ton, reguAty OF the bowels, deranged secrsons OF
Kidneys and other glands Of the body LeneoheG Feur
Alous, &c &c Likewise Epilepsy Hystsria and NervOuA
Nov in ninstynine in every hundrcd all the above
named disorders and host Of Others consumption OF the
Lnngs aud that most nsidou aud willy form o
Of the spinal known TAbSz mesenteca have their
Of success the part Of old school practice In treating sype
toms only. -
maAdies with the astonishing aeoeeha The ueAnens
ia nrinc,nis Win new discovered remedies without minerals
polsOns facilities OF cure AIe such mat pausnu can
ea,sS assssopS ~ Of their case BY letter and the
medicines sent BY Mail express Printed inerogaiorss
viii y and Diseases Of the throat cured
a the S Sps ssdssss q ss Dss@ T. a. saso vISos
with haer and ample directions for their use and esst
for intefropaorles or adv,e. oust
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Ashtabula Common Pleas, March Term 1862.
? ID Ashtabala Central Plank Road Company,
VS..
Henry F. Culver and James G. Culver and Others.
ORDER OF SALE. yal
pY virtue of an ORDER of SALE
~ duly issued from said Court the above case 70 me
directed will offer for sale By way public auction at the
door Of the Court House in Jefferson, Ashabua County
OHIO,
on Saturday Tie 2lst day Of FeUry A.D. 1863,
Between the bOrs OF 10 and o'clock of said day the fol-
lowing described Lands and Tenempnts to witt Situate In
the township Of Jefferson, In the County of AshauA and
State Of Ohio. and IL bu nded follows wit in the Y
lage andTovn Plat of Jefferson Ahabula county and being
known part Of lot Number 42 Jsuerssn Street. Ia
said village and town plat and bounded MISUNDERSTANDING
On the West line Of said lot twenty rods from the west
corner thereof and running thence North four rods Themes
East eight rods to East line thereof thence South four rods
said line thence West eight rods TO the line Of said
lot to the place Of beginning containing forty rods Of land
Appraised at $500. r. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff. a.
Special Master Comnnssioner.
shsriEs Office Jsnuary lsth, 1853 steSat5
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DR. w. NJ. EAMES, Physician and Surgeon
gate Surgeon 2lst Rg o. W Oce and Resdence on PARK
Street. opposite George Halls Piano and Melodeon Derot
Ashtabula, Ohio. ysb9d
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Divorce.

Amanda Hitchcock, PlG D Itfl. ftttitial
Lewis Hitchcock, DEITY
7 mus HITCHCOCK will lake tice,
~ that the plaintiff Amanda Hitchcock filed her petition
the 7th day Of January, 1853 in the Court of Com
Pleas Of Ashabnla County Ohio asking for divorce
the ground Of viii m absence for than three years.
This will be for hearing al tho next term Of this
January l4h, 1903 AMANDA HITCHCOCK,
6w6S2 per Sherman h Farmer Atrys for riR.
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a Kingsvilie Academy.
A. JUDsON BARRETT, A. n. Principal.
THIS Old Institution still honrsheS, &
Il piR flourish under ts present eiciunt mana gemeat-
pTiRS Term C0zsmsness WsdEesday, March llM
and eloses on Friday, June 2Gth l51I weeks. etss4
BY order Of the Trustees
AMOS LrCR, Sec. II. II. WEBSTER NJ. d,
KingsviIe, Jan. 1868 President