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Groceries /! Groceries !

r1yHK undirsixned haviss bought Mr.. LHfLlE'e
!. aSock 81 (3reseries % thu ceYnsr Of EIgAt and
Hain streets ana laid In new stock ~ The iowcst
yioea n pvtnare6 - cell she best Of terAs for
CASH, and vii keep good aseertasnt On hande =
al umes CALL AND SEX. i s4s
r3dsr The Ostly 1esse ~. sGr4..rr1,,.s. ). Is
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o1OOI24nG Cars
ON NIGHT TkAIkR TO
PAiladelphia, New York and BaltinsPe,
+ RE IG HTS

BY this route, FfeshIs Of al dsseriptio can be
forwarded TO and from PAiiadsiphis, sAsw York,
Bosboa or Baltimore, 10 and from any point ON ~
kailroads Of Ohio, Kentutky, indiana iiIinoia
wisessstA, lows 81 AsssosTa, ny kAiLROAD DI.
Tue Panaaslxanfa Rs,,road also connect, !, pm.
burg With Steansrss by vhich Goods eal bsfeswasd.
% 70 Any point on Che Ohio, nuskingum, kentuekr
Tsnassses, CsnbsrIsna, Ilinoss. Aississlppi, wiz
syS$ add ~ Clevsiapd, ssndusky aud Chicago vliA
i6pemngs TO III pons on ths AorfA- w sstern Lskes
AeraAAnts and Shippsrssntrustings tbs tressporsa-
tipn oftAsir PfsiShtto this Company can rely Win
seaeAsnes oBtts spssdy trassit. q
Tbs Mates - TrsieAs
70 sndfrop, any potptinths West blythe Psnnsyi.
yania Central Railroad, arc ~ all timss As "a j.
vORABLk ~ ARE CHARGED BY OTHER RAIL
~ ssPsl 4 !, .arkpaslass., '.v,4r.ss.
EoT 1ysigAt ConEscts or shipping Dlrse4iess ~
piy y q Sddsss either Of the following Assnts u
6;zzI sTEEw4 ss Eiss: As:.: r'ss...'sA
II. ". RkOWI = Cor ctnsi Snssi,o
no. NRLDRUH CO., Madison, Ind.
). =. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
R.F.SAs6, g .Louis ,Hissouri.
OLARKE 4 CO., Chieage, III.
J. II. NICOLA Poftsmouth a.
k.AEEELY, MONTGOMERY, Msysviils,
W,H&E.L LANGLEY ,Gallipolis. o.
MS. PEACE CO., zanesvilis %.
q. y. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
r. G. MELDKU1. GsnersI Travelling Arspt
for to South and west.
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and resources .of he people should BIO
aid on the altar Of the nation; and If the
GOvsrnnent will employ all these agen-
cies, aud trust 10 men ofenergy and char
acter, unfsttered by pstty jealousies, to
break the ranks Of the enemy in front and
at homo, this war will be speedily ended.
eve must have the sharp sword a.
we'll as the sharp pen-the strong arm -
well as the strong and fearless mind, to
help us in this terrible struggle. The
people must awaken those who sleep,
and stir up those who are creeping along,
instead of marching onward with self-re-
lying bodness.
~ believe in the Monroe doctrine, in
the Butler code, in the Presidents proc
lam alton, in the good viii and persever-
ance Of the people, in the undaunted cour-
age of the volunteers, in the final vindi-
cation of the honest. the Just and the
brave in the liberation of the dew ntrod-
den and the slave, and in the overthrow
and death Of the Southern oligarchy."
Ds.sh Of I CepPerhsad Journal.
The Wheeling Intelligencsr publishes
the following obituary of q Copperhsad
contemporary, the political organ Of Sena'
tor Garlic:
The Wheeling Press, after lingering
illness Of. upward of a twelve month
died Last evening of inanition. Th'
head of the Copperhead 10 fAttsnet
out, and when the sun went down las
night even, It's tall tail had ceased TO wag
The places that knew it shall know it ns
more forever. In the midst of life VI
are In debt
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groceries.
DOBERTsON 4 MCQUEEN,
WHOLESALE AND RErEAL
G r 0 c E Res
No. rs .N0tM Street,

for sale 1t the lewest prices the foiiswins ssa
licles;
Castle Mills Quincy X * Flour.
Eagie Mills Quincy Double Extra Flour.
GNHaS Cared ilamA.
Sugar Cure Dried Beef.
kssf l4rd I'm cans for family use.
Dried Peaches and Dried Applet
Fresh frufts, In cams large assortment
He'd CurrAnt and GoosehsSry Jelly.
Colemanss London Mustard.
sDuIkes' epices-~WAEAAxTED pure.
aBsndeison--sp excellent Substitute for CsEss.
Crushed. Pos dsrsd aad ksAnsa Sugars.
kew York Golden syrup.
Lows Genuine Honey 6esp.
Oy stern, Lobstcrs and sardinss.
Pickles, in Vinegar.
j., Tsbiocs, Sage and spiit.Pesa.
Finxoring Extracks--o snpesfar qraIity.
white Pepper-Much Aspsriof ~ Htxck
For sale by ROhkRTsoK MCQUEEN,
msri7-d 10 Main Etrsst.
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TEAS TEAS! TEASil!

We have on hand large stock ofnne Tep, selected
for our Retail trade, sndwsyrunted 10 give sssfas
tion--conkisting Of
Extra one Inpssial @. and Young HysoH,
Very nne Highly Scented 0olons,
very desirable English Breakfast Tea.
Uncolored Japan Tss.
Tbisis the best snd only pure Tea Leaf In America
The excellent quality 81 this New Tea combpsd viz
The fact thst In IT. psepAs there IN s1tips -
senes Of artificial heat nd ofs ingediaAse
commend II 10 TeA drinkers and the 1sde. This fee
cas- be found by the psHhA OF ha4f Ghea q
ssaa 6OBkETsOK 3 McQukKE
married. - Main Street
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MORE LIGHT.

The subscriber haviaG rseev6Athc exclusive sseney
for the sale at this place Of The Toledo Mock o Com
pssyt ssW psepareu 70 dispose Of cm enc barrel 70
0ns&heeeapA. ano the article Be eQpsl -
any and superior 70 nost offered In this psskst; ale
gusrsntess ihe lest 70 stand q from La 70 ~ 1sg
FAh1snAeis A. II. MEDu6,
Nc. u Main street. ksokak.
Ksoknk, Marehi0, 1853
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Weare noe receiving nae Stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,

" Go5A Materials ana .Superlor
W0rk0ansAlp,
Io an examination Of which invite our customers
AND 10 pnblic Eensraliy. $500 3 II
AA al materials, we'll ready made work In our
held for cash. Va ara nndsy tho neceeslIv
81 Adopsing the y.
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G s.H SY ST EN-.

and Will close ali Our acoo1nts ON the rpt Or Arm
NEXT Thankful Tor the liberal patrouaeo
Dcstoweo upon 10, We hope 70 merit oo1tinuanco q
ths same II. q. hUlekAMp.
nchi<-dlm No ~ n Ar a~.v-~
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Constantly on bssA Tor ssss stlOvest easA prices
IL All kisds Of Preduss wanted for uhish ~
highest market price win BE- paid. A. HIN.
aahli-d1y
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CUGAR.
| WANTED.
I RON AND NAILS.

ioo bushels Prime, Clear Tinsthy Heed, st hiehsG
market price FOR Cash 81 81 and - tevee, ~
Aepl2o-d Mr. = RMYFn
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'yKAiN SACKS.

,o00tvo bushel Kxtra Linen Sacks, ~ arr
Vail bs sold low for Cash. st ~ ana = Lspss; "
ssptS0-d CONNABLE 6AYIU,
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MOLAssEs.

q g bbls Belshsr'ss ue6f HENCE syrup Nolaassaas
- boh md haiS bblS holden oDSup5 ~
For syie - fvr Cash, n 81 and S. Levee, bx
: eepUD-d CONMARLU eWDxx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-02

~ ions assprtsd Bar and Busdls Iron;
800 kegs Nsiis;
general and full stock Of Plow and CssteGul
nDcksmith Tools, Ac., In stoi /, at "a and 50 Lev
for sale low for Cash, " -
sepi90-d CONNABLE = SNYTl
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EOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
% Acres Of Land within ~ miles OF Hamilton, III
On me Railroad now open 70 he xast al under fence
win Frame Dwelling. Fruit Trees, aod other improve
ments Price us Enquire OF
Kcokpk. March 10, "a. H. h. TEN .EYcK.
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EOR SALE,

TOR SALE,
or exchange for Improved prpert In this city, f7e
acres Of land ia Hancock eonty, liiinois; acres
UNDER casivaton; ~ acres wood land, balance prai
rie Enquire VI n r. TEN KYCK
Marc, va,
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LAvss, b.
ssp11p-d ~ @ea OoNNABLs sxYTu ssg]
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dom into righteousness, and bankrupted
It alike in power, purse and reputation -
Their success or their defeat 10 the pres
ent war viii equally involve the humili-
alton and purity Of their own section
In no event can the United States be what
1t has been. And yet these architects Of
Its ruin reign supreme and the Democrats
are their tools and slaves.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Lands and Tenements.

Ashtabula Common Pleas. june Term, 1862
Horace NJ BurehOyd Executor Of Sam. !
N. Richards,
ra 90 ---. Crdfp If Sale. .
The 4. 4 NJ l.. r. r. Co. and Nathan
Carpenter.
R9 Virtue of an Order of Sale, dnlY il.
A. sued from said Court In the case to me directed
will offer for sale hy Of Public Auction the the
Court House in the Village of Jefferson Ashbula Co Ohio
on Saturday The 3lst day Of Jan. a. ID. 1863.
Between the hours OF 10 and O'Clock Of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements toft: situate In hs
said county e Athtabua and stale Of Ohio being in the
township ct trwel In said county and state In township
number eight In the fourth of townships IN the Con-
nectcut Western Reserve Called being bounded we by
the centre of the rrumbu and Ashtabua Turnpike osd
the East ey the land Of jacob Tuckeman, North by w.
Richards land, South by Amos Morgans land containing
one hundred ami fifteen Of land less Il being
the same land deedsd by said Richards 10 the Trustees the
Of said Rail Road Company July 26 1854 Appraised at
81 $50. A. WRIGHT, Sheriff .,
Special Master Commissioner.
SheriG's Office, December "a, 1862. 67v3Sfy
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Pensions and Bounties.

Important 10 Widows and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers, d to nralid T. Disabled Soldiers.
THE Undersigned is authorised by Iii
Il cense from The United States TO procure ftC.n The
Proper Departments for the benefit Of hes of deceased SOL
diers,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay.
las provided by acts Of congress july 1901 July 1857
and also Pensions and Back PAY for invalid and disabled SOL
diera And also Pensions and Bounty Lands for soldiers
their heis Of the Of the Revolution Of 1877 ito
which they may he entitled by acts Of eongress An bunes
of the above nature committed him will promptly and
enegetcay put through and in Of failure charge
will be made except for actually paid out to civil officers
for aidavi and certificates necessary prove the claim
STEPHEN HALL.
Ashtabula, November 81 1852. o75
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Divorce.

Amanda Hitchcock, PIED
In Ashtabula Common Pleas
Lewis Hitchcock, Def7t
mus HIrCHCOCK will take notice.
- that the plaintiff Amanda Hitchcock 6led her petition
on the th day Of January D. 1863 the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Asntabua County, Ohio asking for divorce
on the ground Of vii l absence for than three
This cause will be for hearing at the of this court
January l4th 1868 AMANDA HITCHCOCK,
6W662 per Sherman & Farmer Attvs m Pig
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Tue number Of applications for pardon
mane during the year, was 1863.
Inst OF tie names Of those pardoned by
The Governor, with brief statement of the
reasons therefore, is herewith presented. in
communication from Judge Hoffman, Pri.
vate Secretary
Reform SCHOOL AND FARM.
The report OF the Commissioners Of the
Reform School and Farm, in Fairfield eoun.
ty, herewith, presents a most gratifying ex.
hibit Of that Institution. The number in
atienuance at the close Of the year, was 1875
The total expenses Of the Institution for the
year, we're $l9,670 49, The high character
Of the gentlemen in charge of this Institu.
ton, should command for their report your
favorable consideration
REPORT OF sTATE TREAsUrER.
The report of Slate Treasurer, herewith
submitted is gratifying exhibit of our e.
nancial condition.
:. It will be seen that the payments into the
Treasury from all sources, during the fscal
year ending on the 18th Of November, 1862
Was SS,23S.323 Ia, aud that the payments
lherelsom, during the same period, amount
en 70 so'SyO,O43 %, aud that the casl bal
snse snse tss 20 tes Treasury, on that day, was
Under the authority derived from the Ae,
enuIled An Act 20 establish the Independ-
eni treasury Of the State Of Ohio" PASSED
April 18th, 1858, Royal Taylor, ESQ, of
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, was, on the lb1h
day Of September, A. D. 1869, appointed 10
examine the accounts of this department.
and count the funds in the iron chest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

The SOUTHERN HEcIRA TO Eur, Pei, is
stated on the authority OF a letter from
Paris, that the Messrs. Barring, of London
have five millens dollars on deposit belong
lug TO citizens of the SOUTH who are either
now in Europe or on the way there.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

BETTER THAN PoRT.-Speers Sambuci Wine
is better than pure Port, aud since the aduller-
alton Of The latter it must AXE It's place 1t is
pure and really excellent and health giving.
TrOu Timer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Early Physical DeKeneracy of
The eAnaerdca1a PsODJe

UST PUBLISHED by DR.. A Stone,
Ply cian to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Institute
Treatise on the Causes of Early Physcal Decline
merrh rcoPIe the cause Of Nervous Debility Consunp
Th work is of high one written in ehaste vet
sciouress Of ALL PARENTS and Guardians especially detail
ing scientific aud reliable aids and treatment for cure
IL will be sent by mail the receipt 90 cent staps
Parents and GuadaDs, fail obtain this book
Young Men, fail not TO send fer this book
LADIES' you too should at once copy Of this book
A Word OF Solemn Conscientious Advice to
Those who will Reflect.
class of maadies prevail to fearful extent in the COM
munity booming at least 100000 youth both sexes
ally to an early grave Those diseases are very nperectiy
understood Their external aniestaon symptoms are
Nervous Debility Re axaton and exhaustion Marasmus or
wasting Consumption Of the tissues whole body short
ness OF breath, or hurried breathing ascending hill or
hight ofseps great papitadon of thu Heart; Asthma
Bronchitis and Throat shaking of the Of tue Hands
anu Limbs aversion to society aud to business study
dmneSs of the sight 10 Of the memory dizziness of Ii
head Neuralgia pain in the various parts of the body
ton irregulary of the bowels deranged Eecetons of the
Kidneys and other glands Of body Leucorhea or Feur
SPasms.
Now n ninety nine every hundred all the above
named disorders and host Of Others as consmpton of the
Lungs and that most nsious and willy CONSUMPTION
oi me spinal nerves known as Iabes mesente their
seat ana origin in diseases Of Pelvic Vscea Hence the want
oil success on the part of old school practice treating sym
toms only. 'NF
DR. Andrew Stone Physician to the Lung and vvenic
Institution is engaged in treating this class of modern
maadies with the os astonishing success The treatment
ScientH
c principles with disc remedies without mineral,
or poiSons The facilities of cure such that patients can
De cured at their homes In any part of the country from
cuate descriptions of their by letter and have the
medicines sent by Mail express Printed
will be forwarded on application.
Consumption Catarh and diseases the throat cured
As well at the holne Of the patients the Institution by
sending the Cold Medcated SHALING BALsAMIc VApoRs
with inhaler and ample directions their use and direct
correspondence
Patients applying for interrogatoe les or advice must
enclose return sttmps, tn meet attention.
fhe tending Physician will be found at the institu
on for consultation from m to p. m. each day Sun
days in the forenoon Address
DR.. ANDREW STONE
Physician To the Troy Lung a Hygien Institute,
yes2 ss Fifth Street, "S ''Srv Troy. n L|S YsTt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

The Washington Correspondent Of the Phila
depha North american writes AT last adv.
ceS six mortar-bOatS had joined the feet of Gen.
BANKS, at New Orleans.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

SAD CASUALTY. very monrnful eatas-
trophe at Harpersyille. Browne county N
\ occurred 18th. A pleasure party Of
thirty seven ladies aud gentlemen we're skat-
Ing on pond in that vicinity. when the ice
gave way. and twenty seven Of them were
drowned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has de.
cidrd TO sustain The writ of bnbeas corpus
issued in behalf Of the Ozaukee rioters,
arrested for resisting The draft thus denying
the right of the President to suspend lhs
writ in such cases.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Hon. Charles Il Buckalew was elected
United States Senator in place of David
WIlmOt on first ballot 18th inst. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

The workingmen Of. Manchester, England,
have held meeting, at which they adopted
u eongratulatory address to President LIN
COLIN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

HEAVY Stock SALE. E.--'rhe sales Of stocks
at the hrst board IN New York on Friday
amounted to transactions equal to $7,T95,
l46. IT the brokers received foil comms.
SIons on these sales, they must have pocket.
ed the snug little sum of about $40 600
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

GooD-There is a prospect now that
Senator WRIGHT, War Democrat, will be
elec'td to ill the vacant Indiana Sena or.
ship. 1t is under.tood The Republican
minority will support him, with enough
War Democrats to secure his election.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Sheep for SaIeI

M I'LL be sold At Public vendne on Fri.
day tht 9th day OF January Geneva village com
mencelng ITO oco hundred and ssventy ave Of6f
Store sheep Ia lots to suit purchaera Terms months ap
p'StSs Geneva, yspfS Dec. cath. 1854 srH'Sy s7e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Gen. Brown, in command at Springfield,
Mo. lelegraphed. on the "rhe enemy
a'e crowding the lighting but my men are
behaving well. | am holting all the strong
positions. The enemy must fight as want
him to, whether he likes it or not" Al.
other dispatch says that Gen. Brown is
badly wounded Still later news from st.
Louis states that telegraphic communication
WithSpringfeld ceased at 3 a. III. on Friday
There Is large quantity of army stores in
Springfield Gen. Browns left shoulder is
shattered, and be must submit to ampula
tiOn.
The following dispatch has been received
at Washington from st. Louis under date
of llth
To General Halleck I'll have good news
from Springfield. Our troops have epused
the rebels aud we hold the place The reb.
els were retreating. l have three columns
going towards them. Generel Blown losI
an arm. Colonel Crabb of the I9th Iowa
succeeds him 10 command. The troops. 10.
GLIDING the enrolled militia, behaved nobly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

The Presidents Message Is said to have
pr odueed an excellent effect in France.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17
Haskell g. Son,

GR
Would Inform he People Of Ohio and
Western Pennsyiuania, Of Fsw Eaeis
Fact No /.
Is that Gen. Burnside will take Rich.
4 mOpd In less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsplltier,
q bound to win or later And he-,Abraharads
vsoS US to stlil 60 on and furnish the people With
Food and Raiment
sour extremely and unaosounaby Low PRIC rs SOD sAy6
Fact No III,
That there 10 Benshsd Atbtabua NOR. Cop,ce,S
or better Selected stick Of
Groceries,
than ours boueh, before the late sdv.ro. .6 IN =. Ia
accordingly They will give AWFUL PILE Of Goods Tor
one 9I my Green Backs with my Phr thereon notice
Fact No. III,
That they also have Pile Of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps.
and by the advice Of Mrs Abraham and the little Abss v.
Dry Goods,
at prices beat World SO you see you can and sv.rv
thing from pin TOT hoyshsAd ofSugar. Aud In
FacI No: Nv,
You win nd they take ali kinds PRODUCE or any thing
the Farmer or Mechanic has to sell for their goods.
Fact No. V,
nSTs- we sell our goods for PAY and keep Books
entirely with us. You will In
Fact No. VI Ts
Lumber, &e ~ ~ s --S'f-
Fact No. VII.
You will save at least 10 per cent by buying Of us.
.. Fact No VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row soon to give pl.es % or.
etmnodious and imposing structure the
Of our increasing bus mess.
Call and see US, door South Of the Post oniee q
Ashtabula. Nov. 2s, 1852 HASKELL 4 SON.
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Special Notice.
INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett
1SHT1BULA, ONO

Is the authorized Agent for Ashtabua County Of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies which complied with
the laws OF Ohio and authorized 10 busness in
this State.
Risks taken on Farm and detached buildings
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies one 10 ave
years, and on property in villages at fair rates.
Losses honorablY adjusted and promptly paid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

City Fire Insurance Company,
OF NEw HAyL 19SN.
Capital actually paid Ia .... ........ S1tc,OOV 10
surplus OF 1'er' .................. fA.5oo %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

Sheriffs' Sale Lands & Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, March Term, 1859
Guardian of Nancy J. Preston
) II, II ~
o. A. Rockwell.
by Virtue of an Execution duly ia.
~ sued from said Court In tue case to me directed
will offer for sale by OF public auction at the Of the
Court House in Jefferson, Ahhtabula Co., Ohio, on
Monday the sh day Of December. "A ID. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenemrn to wit Being subdvia
ion no. nine, (e in lot eight S) 10 the wns6p ofCon-
nelnt Ash6uls County and stSte Of Ohio and which
bounded oovs To witt the north by the RidRe Road
East BY Gnds Of o. Rockwell south by line and west
by lands Of r Fowler supposed to contain 9 Of
ana more OF less. Appraised at 6t6-243 rs
SheriTs Office, Nov. 9TH, 1852 z. A. wRiGur Sh erin
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17


s6V- Gen. Rosecrsns Is said 70 have sstab-
iiShed his headquarters in Murffess5ofo ..
the very same identical mansitu in which
General Morgan was married by Gen.
Bishop Polk, In the presence Of JeG Davis.
The change OF occupants s quite sug gestive.
Loss OF THE MONITOR The country will be
exceedingly panied to hear Of he laundering
of The original Monitor, of Cape Hatteras.
The Monitor was q national pet Il was
her that BUNDLED the proud Merrmac, that
started the world with her innovation upon
the old castelaIed frgate warfare which
demonstrated the feasibility Of turrethring;
which put England and France into par.
oxysm Ofalsrm. The Monitor was the say
ior OF the Navy eight months ago, and by
preventing the escape Of the rebel iron clad
from Hampton Roads. the little cheese box
10 effect preserved inviolate the blockade Of
the Whole Soihern coast. Her life has beeu
short but eventful.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-17

U. s. SENAToR.-It is TO be hoped that
one of the first acts OF The Ohis Legislator Q
will be to re elect Ben Wade 10 he Senate
His defeat would not only be national
calamity, but would he a victory of the
BuIteruurs," TO whom Mr.. Wade has
made himself personally aud politically OBJ.
noxIous. His course in The Senate has
been above rep oach, his warnings have
been almost prophetic, aud time has proved
the wisdom of his counsels., His defeat
under The circumstances would be consider
ed reputation OF Republican princi pics
by the people of OHIO. Secretary Chase
will not be q candidate aud earnestly
desires the reelection OF Mr. Wade