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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
IN PLAIN PRO 5E.

TIIE undersigned desires tn annnnnc nce I"
tie inhabitants Of Ashtahua county that he Ia now
opening fu and conlctr assortment NJ oJs and Shoes
among Which will be found great variety Of
LADIES SEW ED WORK
Of the latest STYLES Goat Kill and Lasting Bamor,ls
Double S"lsd Welt and Mock Welt Goat, kid aud Lasting
Cong ess Caters, and full stock Misses Congress Gaer'
aud ia moialS
lave stock Of mems Calf Boots Congress Caters and
iiAfnId lies.
Children and Infants Shoes in great variety, and Of al
sizes.
A full assortn ent of and bnys KIP. Calf Enameei
Leather and Brgdns bou sht before tue iiSe will lie
sold cheap.
pv- the above re ecia care, and fciities tor
hIying Go 's clear uneqiaed and am bound 10 sell
them ut lower rTicas than any store it, this region
AshtaGula Ap'il u, o93 T. :. lay
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

UxoS MKrriSo.--A grand meeting Of the
Union men OF the Western Reserve is TO he
held in Cleveland on Wednesday, the goth Of
NAV next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
Haskell & Son,

hdSKell 0 OOH,
Ga C
WonM hform tie Peop'e # OA~ and
ITeyterm Pennsyirania, of Ft~ F"c!s:
Fact No l.
rs thar Gen. Bnrn,ih- will take Rich.
l. mond in less than two weeks and that
Abraham the l.IIn"l> Ritlspii''er,
is found to win ht-r And he-Atrshan,--ad
uS to still go aud fur ih the peope With
Food aud Rameut
extremely and ountbly Low PRIc Es aud
Fac, No II,
That there ia mot in B-ni' hted Ahtabule Complete
better Selected stock OF
Groceries,
than ours. bought lief the late advance and VIII sold
accordingly They will give AwLU,. FILE Of t;oods
oi my Green SacSS with my rhI thereon, ano notice
that in
--- F.cr No. III.
That they also have File Of
Chthi"g,
Boots and Shoes,
UaG and Caps
and by the advice of Mrs Abraham and the little Abes
ctammed our store With
Dry Goods,
at prizes to heat the World So you and every
thing from piu to no g,lei "f sugar. ALi in
Fac, N: ",
Yon will And they akr all kinds OF PRODUCE any th NJ
the Farmer Mechanic las t' sell Tor their goods.
Fact No. Y, ...-....
We sell goods for PAY, and keep Books, come
prepared, ont mention Tru,t, has become
entirely wit s. You will see iu
Feet NJ. VI,
To- hey ePsying CASH for Flour and Ail Keg TOors
Luuibe. -:
Fact M. VII.
You will eat least 10 per cent by buying Of US.
Fee No viii
That Old Mechanics Row l. to give place to
c'inro'ous aud osIg structure for the accommodation
Of our incIeasi, ! lms
Cali and zee iis oue door south Of the Pos rhiee.
Ashtabrn Nov. rs, 1862. HASkElL. 4 son.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

T ACES aud Embroidery. Whue Goods.
IL Drapsty Muslin Irish Linen. shirt Fronts. ormpsd
Dinity Linen Collar h.r..'ss sdisnts and Latin NS'
,hd Win b sold low ~ koRRlSoNs. -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
Pensions and Buuntics.

important 10 H'idors and Heirs If Drreaad
!SohIiers, q. 10 InraiM d. Disabled Soidisrs
TUE UNDERSIGNED j. authorised hy Ii.
l. c-nse from The United States, tn procure from the
Proper Departments for the benefit OF heirs Of deceased SOL
dies,
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay,
las provided by acts congress o july 1891 and July 1862
and aso Pensions and lack PAY for nva id aud di,ari SOD
d,rs. And as", Pen r and Bounty Lands fr ders
their hi nf the Of The eyIlutiOn, of 1872 n
which Ihey be entitled h, acts al ongies All business
Of the ht,yc cnmu ted To him wi lie pr"mpy and
energetic y put through Hnd in Of failure. Charge
will undr except m money actually paid "u 10 civil officers
adiys and cerihc ,trs necessary To- nrorr te ct
. sIEPbEN Hal l."
Ashtnbnia November 2T, 1852. 675
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Judge RAY Of Michigan said TO he of good
address and considerable ability has he"n Irciur
ing on Temperance with much sn"cess in Gea"gA
county. proposes to fll the following appoint
ments in this county:
Dodgeville, Sunday evening. May 81.
Rock Creek. Monday. Nav 4th.
Eagleville. Tuesday. May 5ih.
Aus'inhurg. "Wednesday. May 9th.
Jefferson Thursday and Frii.y evenings
May 9Th and Sih.
Richmond Centre s Sturdy. My 9th.
Cherry Valley. Sunday, May Io'h.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

GEoRGE FRAScrs TRAM will cert,inly he
'done brown" in the way of newspa- er no'orie.
~. The Journals along his route are bestow
ing upnn him more attention. we are inclined
tn think than he is worthy of. lie has very
ev IDENTIFY reached the eud o. his tether aud he
might ns well he permitted to return to the oh.
scuri,y from which he so mistakenly emerged
without all this flourish Of trumpets llis re.
ccipts at Erie the Dispasch says, amounted ia
gas.
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Geneva Clothing Establishment !

Geneva Clothing Establishment
wv II. CRowELL,
W. DEALER ~
.. b. Ready Made Ciothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hats and Caps.
Boots md Shoes. .
a Trunks.
.. Cdrpei Bags
Vaisrs,
Soirchels etc, etc.
No 9, resri street opposite the rnon House
Geneva, Ohio.
We have just receyeda fresh supply Of the above articles
which orring or Ready Pay) price, sui,
the times We believe in the old ndage that "a nmbe six.
pence is better than slow shilling and ss prices
cordingly.
Thankful for the patronage which las been ex' ended
since out our ,hinsle we hore by ,ci attention
TO business, honest and upright dealing With fellow.
to merit and receive continuance Of the sane
Call IN examine stock whether you wish to buy
not. We always ready and willing shew Goods.
Don't forget the place. No g. rsuri Street. Geneva
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A Gard 20 the suffering The hev. VIM

Card 10 the Suffering The hev: WILLIAM
CosGRovE whiit hlOtIg Missionary In Japan, was
cured cf Consun tnD, when oil otler had fried l.,
recipe obtained learned phvsici,n resing in the
great city of Jedio. This recipe tss cured 1iest numbers
who sniiern. frem Consumption. Bronc"i'is sore
Throat Coughs and Colds the deihty aud de-
precision cau.ed by these disorders.
DESTROYS of erehng others will send thi. recipe which
have brought hone with me, t. all who nee it, fr of
charge, Address Rpy WIN. C'iSGRONE,
ys70 @3s Fulton Avanue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
Field of o.

Ohio Indiana liuois Wisconsin and Western Pennsylva
mia, are te gruuud- .oi future tde aud Instruments
viii Ls eyeleI ile- cu4rge ired aud guarantees,
III eye.y IaI ueuIar. nTOLey reIunded
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

I'm Clark hrvng had over twenty sxe ie In tbs
chtonic diseases OF chirace' EsrpcALy
the THROAT and rNs will give perfect satisfaction al
uh applv for relief.
Having had successful prac ice In the above nsmed na
for several unp'alle ed .ssaf which .stse-
rcfrrei BE- give. Al medicines trpsebed, me-
opernng s,tsiac' '"rily. the ry sls be refunded.
Prices Medirine fr One Month from 81 to $3 The Dos
consultd the last two weeks OF every month";
HIS esi No. 81 Garden Street Cleveland Ohio Pos
O1ce ,diIt4s-Rox 7li. csc
Preserve This for Reference
Cleveland Jan 1873. Sc CLARK, N. d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Mr. H. cnnued the sale any particular Pianos
but w any good m.kc this county ar Eu.o e
/, ed sr al, wli give uis Customer, te V-ivb
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
Gurus .1rcry,

VyTHS .It'Fy,
Manufacturer az H.
Tin Shed Iron and Copper Ware,
"OULD nnrourcf to the public. that
w iv has OPENED Ship Vain n, Ashtahna, oppo.
site the c g. ck, three doors south of the bhk,
for all kinds Of Johbing. aud work IN his line
which will be ATTENDED with prompineSs and ln "okmnn
like manner
Prom Ten yhs exlericree In Eastern srd westsrR cities
and an or country lracce" lie has tue fullest
tide c. that he .iYe satiitat"n 10 all.
Tin Ro"lng Setting Of llnt-A Furnaces,
Gnltrrng and Evr-troughs, -l a
win receive ecia and dy attention. r. .trr .
All Minds uf Ware will also b. Kept constant on fand for
Wholesale and et stoves, "a Stove Furniture. Hollow
Ware. Tin and COPPER B' iers, Kettles and Stove Ie
kept hand anu made TO order .ge .
OLD Copper Brass Iron, Rags Gnl CASH, taken IN e,.
charge. &. AVERY.
Ash ,abuls Ohio. March T. 1873 C90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

1t. Wan. RgDnEAD has arrived home on q
Through. leaving his companions at FaIrnndfh'
where they have been in light equipment for
is in the enjoyment of his usual almost uninter-
rupted sood health, earnest for the speedy and
effective triumph OF the Government over its
rebel enemies. The weather is represented as
good. aud the roads becoming 80.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Mathews' Chocolate Worm Dropsi-Never
fail destroy and exterunatp all Us of Intestinal Worms
Are perfectly reliable IN all and far ror 10 any and
nil the Fancy Worm Confecons and Vemiugrs In
use They may he taken at all times with perfect safety
they contain No Mercury other delete ious Drug Moth
ould ALWAYS punch them and give their childre. N"
other haric whatever Is necessary to he given Each
box contains "a Drops or ldEanges Price 25 cents
For sale by ali Drug lists and Dealers in Medicires
C. X. WALKER. Cen Agent,
GOT Buffalo, y. Y. Fort Erie, c, ".
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
DIED..

10 South Haven Mich February "a II tynhod fever DAY.
IEL MocoLLEY, aged " years, formerly of Ashtabua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
Dahlia Roots for Sale.

A LOT ~ he choicest kind. ~ Dtili"
~ Root. may be fund properly labeled fr -.. =, the
Store NJ J. p. Robertson. DAVID DubOlS.
Aslltabula, April IL, 1868. t....s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

will ente him to ahare Of business he hopes to merit I,
All orders for hanlng to and from the elot, or about tn.
ringr will he Thankfully received aud satisfactorily executed
He will be funnd the Ilad all mes not necessarily
i d-vnted tn rest and feed. $40 W. H. TkRKl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02


ORnINArIoY.-Rev. 8. J. Buck. laio OF Ober-
lin Tteulogcel Seminary. was ordained by n
council of Churches and Ministers in Orwell. OH
the 23l Of April! 1863.
Inv"rnlion aud reading OF the Scriptures by
Rev ID l.. lIicox. uf North Bloomfield.
Prayer by Rev. w F MiIl&n of Mesopots.
mia.
sermon by Rev. J. Wright, ofGns'avns.
Orlaining prayer by Rev. Thomas Adams,
OF IIampden.
Charge to the Candidate by Rev. A. D.
Barrie OF Ausinhnrg.
Right hand Of Fellowship by Rev p Cs.
bee, OF L"rox. Mr.. Buck is lahnring success
fully with the Congregational Church iu Or.
well, at VIII ,sc call he was ordained
y. r. G.
Scrite of the CouEcil
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
No ice to | eacners.
Farm for Sale.

A BOUT 40 A. e. IT q nd Land with
omior able House Barn and other out bindings and
an Orchar In good n-aing cOndn hing in the East pat
Of Rome will 10 favorable terms. exchanged f0r
lntre IA the lake haze. Tue fam Is well Il ,e. and
red and without foot oil waste or uniilable land
L. L. NORTON.
Rama F.h 1884 tfs-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

To Nervous ufferers of Both Sexes.
ReTeHd Geaiteman hating been Restored 10 health in
few days alter undergoing all he Usual routine and irregular
expensive Of tieatme t. without success mi It
his sacred duty 10 communicate tn his afflicted fellow crea
tures the CURE. Hence the receipt ofan "d
drsssed envelope lie will send tAc copy t tie prscrip
fon used. Direct TO DK. J I'M DAGsALL lS6 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn n Y. .... .'.t. .....
See Advertisement Of ofWArsoNs NEURALGIA KING, in alto
ther column.
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THAT New BELL for the Union Schools, has
been procured aud sas raised to IT place on
Tuesday last It's tone is clear aud mel 1inus
and the Frequency with which it fall uron the
ear. ieminds W ve'y nglernhly. that the plastic
elements which go ,n make up character, TO
develop mind, and to piece our village iu-
tire in advance Of the present, are steadily uu-
dergoing the moulding ln1u u.nce OF our unr-
qualed system for the diffusion Of popular edu.
cation. The gammut, too. OF village melody,
is Vt ~ sensibly improved The Board of Edu.
cation, who give their time aud thoughtful care
to their official duties, without reward. except
that enjoyed by the patriot and philanthr"pist
in the consciousness of serving humanity aud
c'iz 'nshiP, ale entitled to notice Tor their
prUmDtness.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
of Lands and Tenements.

Ash,ahula Common Pleas, March Term, 1861.
lewis Paddeu.
RI Fi''up of ah Order of Sale, duly i.
- su,d om said Vourt IN the shovs case directed
will nnrr for sale by Of Pnie the daor of the
Court ouse in the Village Of Jeefson Ashabua Co Ohio
on Saturday The 23d day Of My. A. ID 1863
Between the hours oflOsnd nco of said day. the follow
ing aesesibed Lands and Tensmentp. to-w -tuhte in
Denmark twnship No eleven, fn the nd Ia the
Connecticut Reserve which Il knowp by middle part
Lot No ~, In section (2D twentyhur ihtid town.
ship and l. bnunupd foil vs., viz: North aud south by
the tini nrs West by land cnnirncted TO Daniel
". IN nbpriln aud Eat by a line running Moth aud
Sorth paiaeI with the westlne far sHD Rh East to cot-
tain hy o land subject u all hghwss laid upon the
sime. Appiasod At = ~.
f.. A. WRIGHT. Sic IT. W
Special Master G. mn i-sioner.
Sheriff. Office, Aptills, 1868 6q6 1876
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Dental Notice.--At the solicitation o. few patron,
viii be there on Monday the day Of june To- remain
week and III. rs Monday in each qns ,heTeser TO
remain one week G' W. NhiSoN, pehuN'
Counesut. June Sd 1902. ooO'
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES DIR. cheese
mans PtIs-Tbe conlinat OF ingredients In these
PILLS are result Of long and extensive pat They
mild their opcatioD and cerain In correcting all
uiates Painful Nens auns removing all distinctions,
whether cold otherwise, headache pain in the side
pataon of the heart hite all affections, hyster
cs fatigue, pain in the back limbs &c. disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruptions OF nature.
DIR. CuEEshMANs PILLS
the cement Of IN iie treatment ofthose
Irregularities and obueons wc have consigned so many
TO ltn oturt gave No I'm Bl ejoy Pood ltah IN
less the is regular and whenever obstruction takes place,
the general health leens 10 decline. -,..+t
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
are the most enetua remedy eei known for complaints
euliar 70 Femn les To all classes they are inynuhb nd.c
lug with certainty Ierioics regularity They are known
TO housnnds who have uted them at dlheient ot
out the country, n,ne tie sanct oi some oi tie most eih
inent rhyticisSs In America. .
Exrct oi ectons stating when they should be used
with esc box-ibe price 81 Boz, containing from 50 TO
Pills sent by mail promptly by remtinq to the proprietor
Sold by Druggists generally. H. b. HUTChlNGS, Prop,
'.a.' 20 Cedar street, n. Y.
Sold in Ashtabula by. ............ GEO. WILLARD.
Sold in Conncaut by '.'' '.''.' d. LfoNS' o7O
Instruction in Music.-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long eSerence and success as Teacher ana yer
quahes him fo the work. holds himself In readiness
for giving Instruction upon the
Organ, PianufUrte, Violin or Guitar,
st his residence In Ashtabua from FRIDAY Euerng unit
NJnday NoOn and from Tuesday Erenpg until THrsday
f00H In nection with the Union School In nu-au VT
H. will be found at the Blake House In that place. the re
ader OF the term Sheet Music and Books furnished when
desired. His terms reasonable
instruments for use In instruction. furnished at Ashtsoua
and Conneaut.
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given for one or more
voices AEhtabula. Dec ~, 1901.
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Three Gents Postage

Ia all Il will cost you write Mr. Hall, however dstan
ynu nav i've get Information a6Jut Instruments
ana n yuu "laIy vita itn get IrieLd "
" tie 10. ) w. lOu Cat L.oLey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

Clegyen Post Masters Teachers and others request
ed lu act as ageut established, aud liberal
nwauce viii all Gales valuable IAorAsOn
IuI ultLed, however Glsiaut
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Crockery,

! A FULL assortment of both Common and
vhisA Win b sold iov for ossh.st hoRRBoEs.
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10 / armerS.

FARMERS Wishing to engage in the
Il Far Culture,
may supply Of Supeior seed "f the subscribr who
prepared sell with privilege and understanding Of
Purc,sng at the market price, the seed produced o. he
will furnish seed such share in the the parties
NAV agree upsu GEO. 7. SAnD.
lnstinbury Mechs nlcsville Society, Feb 1858 10t6>7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

The Whole tng Is hnn,bug aud well calculated to take
with rocking iir wnat ihey cuIi great BAT
ga,s." and wiing To euuuie lnOI t'inE ica only
cnea. Gu. makers kO ange.s yislt, aud their
! Iau ygo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

a 600 THE Craig Mrio,ropr, tan be
~, ,ScS had at ths Hook and Fancy st,rs o.
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DORK WANTED 20 600 ihs Pork
a. iItht Frs 'sned Notes and Aeon MS and In EK-
hriH steiI Cash. GEORGE WILLARD.
Al
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099J BUY YER wall rap.a ef
M q. paek.
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Newspaper Publishers

in Ohio Indiana noi, and Western Pennsylvania wishing
10 AdSeItke for MIR H. ian0 Mel ueUn
Itase suu Nj Hall the subject. Mr. H. wishes " ad
veTIIse III ~ Il Rst IvO Journais.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

100 BEST SUGAR CuREp HANs
OV Fos ssis " HKRr1cI $40
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Reader have you heard ynur brutsr, sister, nsig
irieu takg buy ing inStrunent s"eliHe: write
10 MI ii. LAIe, auuu = &C. and II ILIe
ou H. be eutiutu pa centaee hT H. l. Vw bu. ing
below job0ig Irees, AID auoid 10 divide the pou
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02
GENHBAL SCOTT,

MT. o, wv. NOyes!
Those Comic hulss-Unele ss and Dr. Jonrs will be In
tFoduaed hy
THEIR TEACHRR DIR JAMES L. THAYERl
Nothing sh-l 10 wanting tbs moral inteeetu-
Al amnsng eThibition kohwsapding the innulnera-
bs variety OF attractions and the unprecedented expense
this uuvasd combination, the price o. ad Omission will be
placed at the extraordinarily low h.ue ofsS Cents-Rs
,sYved seats 90 CsHtst
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Asliiubula. 0.

An rnerpsng 80 miles East Of Cleveland il Nr Hail.
eUefaI A,,.Ie Ercate" his GeIe al Ohic,
ay however distant, directed To h will recriye
pruhpt attention.. ...
snhy from city" is often aksd. 1t coss - 0OU
additional expense keep Runm city By ding
TINS pxI ense Hail about S2d Instrument 10
til. purchaser and having it Cone dil,ct noui iLs t.cOry
you kaVE you get new one.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

seed Carn.-Nr cpxzLIx has some Seed Corn hr sale
al the stores Of ssksA son. and H. c. Tanbs@ ID s the
Large We ios wssts ssriis ttan the 6oard essd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-05-02

q 600 A LARGE assor' men,, Of
C9O u ~, ps.ieAn Knivss Just .eesiysd :, tAs
bsA.k and s,cs stare ef n. q. DICK.
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Competition Desirable.

when our instruments and method Of doing business
are ntiased LII hat o nuIy "tie thal people uiy
appreciate AuPeIl ny O l1anos und heIydeo AID
our nLccess 10 As huI tue ''IIaTch vi time
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To NERVOUS ufftrtrs of Both sexes.

BIanks.-A good ss.ortment hand at all times
al tIir Otilce
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-05-27

Twelve lines, or less, VIII De cnHfgeu IS
one square. 80
y GEAil gal advertisements will be charged
by the line.
GT Notices Of the appointment Of Ad- %
- ministrator's, and Executors; also 30
q Attachment Notices, must be paid in 50
- advance.
q twenty-five per cent additional VIII os
charged on the price of job WORK II not pa'd
Al advance and ON advertising if not paid be-
fore taken out.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-05-27
(From the Chicago Post.]
ssCircu instances Alter. &c.

When Major General Joseph Hooker
was called up before the Committee on
the Conduct of the War, Mr.. Gooch in
quired of him:
Question-.To what do you attribute
the failure of the Peninsula campaign p
:, To which question Major General Jo-
seph Hooker made the following ;:
Answer-'I do not hesitate to say that
it is to be attributed to the want of gem
eralship on the part of its commander" "
That answer made Maj General Hook
.er commander, of the army, After pass
ing the whole winter in camp, reorganiz-
ing aud perfecting the discipline Of the
army, Major General Hooker set out upon
the road to Richmond. He had not gone
within fifty miles SO near the rebel CAPT
tai as the commander whose generalship
he denounced had done, when at the first
onset OF the enemy, he was driven back
and compelled to seek safety in retreat to
his old camping ground. TO what now
does Major General Hooker attribute the
failure of the campaign, on the Kappa
hammock We quote from his ''congrat
ulatory order" M s 9;x .aF
| ut is sufficient to say they (the rea
sons for retrea) were of character no
to be foreseen or prevented by human sa
gacity or resources p So .s3s8s
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Although Hooker places the loss'ofths
Union army at ten thousand men, Il u 10
be feared that is much larger. Ade&ail-
ed statement, in part only, gives the fol-
lowing:
q sickles' corpsALost 1874 in killed,
wounded aud prisoners. .aa7s y sskls
II Howard's Gorps--(thc 11th) Lost o.
GERS killed. q; men 102; wounded of6eers
6Ss men 985; missing officers 28; mea
2,06f, Total, 3, 12O .s'-
Scdgwick's 8 Cerps-Lost fail 5,970. ia.
The Flying Division- Numbered 1.7oo
before the battle Only 300 ahswsfSd y
roll l-cali after.the .battle.ea aasnl saistsa
{ These make total of 1884 Bpt
they do not include the Fifth, ,Corps,s in
which the losses were very heavy, OF other
divisions that were, Engaged in the 6ght.
The Correspondent ofathe PhilAdelphia
Inquirer, kepublican, psts.d down the los
as high as thirty thousand .,ls .St ssl