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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

~ 4VNN, NDII. -
Il A.-..ii" letter IN Tho Nod contains
Be- eo''' ...t l;us'e1rn, J., % D.. rciuf;nc.l bv
>'-~. 10. .- g. iv llul in command o.
ea'i-- ."c I.a-s ilri, Litter says tr
.fr.t r-nHaf aui-a h,r rrra,-s
.riore Two m,u;ns. Twenty iirr
i.'.'- -i', i...-. l,iae upon LcT s,r claims
tue r..l r't'.0rs uj another vii he for
1.l. .t ce-..iu bars ui silver belong
it- O. a.u.i,u l..-e- 81 il Is hardly
lr.'a.-. t.-t -he win ever g, % scaa-lin as
g a.-+ '.. &C.. l-a-.iu. ramuar-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

disclaims any such intention, and the sub
Jet las re-er lcen introduced in Cabinet
Councils.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

s. i.l.r.tr 90 >Iif,i>. sutut,>, 81 ihr
l-t ARMY corr. iayinS pc,n cyE.Ictc I'd
d->crtinn. are sentenced 20 ie shot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25
MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE
PROTECTIVE
War Claim Association
FOR .l'EH- ENGLAND.

'I'il> A--.-.4tion continues 20 adjust and collect
/ war claims of an on the lowest terms Advice
-...u gratis.
Application 10 person OF lyietter should be made
20 tlHir Secretary,
q TRACY HOWE.
Soil Bll.,.. E.elau.e, Court square,
Boston, Mas.
j. ..u. sept. .'. i-.r Tyr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25
GRiCE'S Celebrated SiLIE.
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~ IN the 18th century, by DR. VIZ. GRAcs,
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Great saving Is made by taking the larger size
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3 Hanover Street, Boston,
General Agents for New England.
GEAsrs SALvE can hc obtained at all tho re spCct-
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April sitI. l5fi WHY'S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25
Wv loRy. sent. .


\ prisoner who left Richmond only two
days since furnishes the HrgH with facts
relative &, the South lie states that but
one division of troops has been taken from
Lees army which latter Is located near Han
over about 20 600 being ft for duty. Il Is
understood that if Gen. Meade advances Lee
viii fall back on Richmond. an evacuation
Of which is not thought OF hy the rebels
The deicnScs OF Richmond are complete. The
rebel force in Western Virginia is very small
1t includes lmh3iru'- and Jacks1n'- forces.
The rebels have plenty O. eat, the starvation
stories being absurd This informant was
in Charleston wlcl Gen. Gilmore bomharded
It One shell struck the =pirc of~thc ST.
Nichacl- church and all struck within bali
mile of each other They produced the mt
most constcmati1u. The city is nearly de-
serted now, and the place will De- destroyed
before 10 is surrendered EtaurcsarI's force
is about 5000 which wa, ,vcilcl 70 about
1000 by Jenkin', division from Ices army.
Beaurc.ard lost much oi Dis popularity when
our forces captured Norri, Island.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

U.u-A -lu of Dr. r,ttcc, of VII
miugl'n. who had been IN the rebel army
from near tire commencement of the war
made Dis escape % our lines 20 the lattlc %
G,tty-lurrh Being South at the outbreak
of the rebellion, be lad no opportunity given
him for escape, and wa, forced into the Con
iCdpratc service.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

We are informed that Miss Chamberlain,
% daughter of the late Dr. Chamberlain OF
johnson. who has been al Port Gibson. Ia,
engaged as music teacher in female sem
mary. has recently rctumc home. She re-
ports great scarcity Of provisions in that sec
ton. and slys she has not tasted -four for a
year. She came home by way Of New Or
leans and the Gulf to New York, paying 500
in Confederate money for passage. NerS-
dc0i,r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

Iluliam and Rogers
How do You do, lIallam go said the
poet.
Do WHAT" said the other.
Why. how do YOU find yourself -
q. never lose myself.
e. Well, how have YOU been:
Been where
P,hav How do You fee!
90 Feel NE ana see.
,lod-morning. lIalan '
=. l.s a3f god morning
Rogers could ,iy I'D mpr'-
70 aa,cvl,i-e> from Gcr. Biant> ARMY
tlti, l06. Aii was quisr ia the vicinity
Oil. ft. Smiul. rhc rclici, were falling back
an Sarc,rpor,. -. knhy Saith was IN con-
maud About a Hi.hdi,,! soldiers were dairy
recruited 1T Ior, Smith. The enlistment OF
i,--df, vas also brisk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

AI,i,c- received in Washington sept. p ,
from Chattanooga from official and unofficial
sources shows that 10 the first DAYS night
only two divisions of Bosecrin's army gave
way IN panic and confusion, while the re-
inaiuder Of Tire army had mot rotrcatcl OF
been driven back at all
Iue number OF killed and wounded on
1.th sides viii probably not fall short of
thriy thousand The hattie was renewed
on yesterday wiki overwhelming numbers on
tl, lali of the enemy. and the result j,
understood 10 boz tho falling back on Chattan-
oa-l or Eo-ccan- g army. It j. intimated
from official quarters that General Burnside
hs- 1i-'rrr,l ORDER, u mot bcin. within
supporting distance ot B,seuraus, but the
exact truth +, not known II p not believed
hero that the enemy can drive our army
from 1hatsHo'-i, though his numbers be
t-chl,I
on saturday llg General Burnside cap
tuTt J,n.shor,. q comparatively unimpJrt
eut post an the extreme eastern part Of Ten
u.--,r. more ttan two hundred mile distant
irln ti, ground ou which Rosccraus was
lighting
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-25

4 LUeEL.. q ae7 White Clover Hs neg. f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-23
PROF. LOUIS NUNDRAMS
CELEBRATED HERB AlEDIClN ES,

NTONT for the first time introduced into Cnls
~ country, have been successfully used TOT
tventysix years IN Jernany? ana tneres' o. ~
lopo. and are particularly efficient IN the cure OF
ali chronic diseases. They are imported direct
~ this port BY the Undersigned and their eth
cheney and safety can be relied upon with con-
tdence. They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS,
uneouaIled for the cure Of letter Asthma,
Headache, Sore Eyes, Cararrh, Pain IN the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, ChilIs and
Fever. Dyspepsia, Scrotua Salt Rheun, Gan
Ger, JuunCice BiIiousness, Eruptlons OF the
Skin Piles, Worms, Dropsy, bryslpelas, o"e5!-
ings, Open Wounds, ChoIlc, and III tact al al
senses caused by impure Blood or imperfect
0'S PK0F. VUNDRAMs RHUENATIC
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PROF. WUNDRAMS hPlhEP Eji . i Eh \ /
hD1 the only iiie t sa 5S eompant ~
TKOF. " U NURA NJ s VEGETABLE
ELIXIR. an invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma Biliousness Pain in the Breast Cough,sD yS~
sentary, Red and White Flux, Headache, OAar-
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pleasant and wholesome beverage, for SICK and
convalesccnts also for Dlspeptlcs, and those
afflicted with nervousness. evans,
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TAPE-WoRM
" + o - v uNDRAM's TO0THACHE
FIJI directions accompany each remedy.
For further particularly apply to .:..
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post Office,
between ST Asaph and Washington SITS,
Alexandria, Va.
For sale also by ISAAC LNTWl?LEa
"a King ST., Alexandlla. a.
J. R. PIERPOINT, s. 4. corner
K;no and Washington SITS, Alexandria, Va
And II. L. PAUL., No. 62, Prince St,
nv 23-tf Cor Fairfax, Alexandra, ' a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-23


repeating. The reports Of one day are ln'a-
r;ahIv conrra1icted the next. The last accounts
ronrnyent the news Of the death OF zen.
,,o,nonfort os confirmed He was 1t IS sad
wandered By gang OF Mexican bandits. h0-
,,o,,x were rife that GOV. ldauu OF Monterey
bad heeu bought by the French, ana Wonlo
0o;n over the States Of Monterrey Durango,
and chihuahua for the monarchy. Ihe Arch-
h;chon 81 Mexico is reported to have mao q
oI,arrel with the French General bazalne t1e
SS;.,tad ;, roos the report. on the restoration
- 49,. >,bnrsh nr,uartv which had been con
fscarod and distributed by Juarez lhls
Ia;ng refnsei the Archbishop retired from the
~goncv (1eD, DobIado, Governor OF tijuana
;nafo had declared ter Jlarez. UuadaIalaEa
was hesiece} by the Mexican lmperlalst forces
me news published by recent New orleans
naners about the capture OF 1nebIa Is no"
denied.
The interior OF the new dome OF the CapAtol'
= u.sb;ngton is TO be lighted by Gardener
electromagnetic gas-Gghting apparatus Inc
great difficulty Of obtaining iron, and the St'AA
greater difficulty Of finding men VINO can DC
trnstod with the handling OF SUCH immense
masses at such fearful height, are assigned as
fbc reasons for delay III the work Inc con-
tractors could employ three times as many men
as they now have.
Cbarles Watkins was Indicted Tor murder
o+ I,os Angeles, California, on the Is instant
Tie plead guilty, when he was Immediately
yozod Nv the Vigilance Committee who enter
81 the Court room in large numbers, taken from
<ba cns+odv Of the sheriff, and hung Watkins
was On English Mormon. He is known to
have killed three men Ia Utah. and confessed
+bat he had committed six other MURDERS
Was also engaged in the Mountain Meadow
massacre.
THE Chicago Post says that 3 case has arisen
:, s. Louis which will possibly bring the cues
zion IS 70 the constitutional validity Of President
T.;ncolo's proclamation Of freedom, before the
Snnrene Court Of the y. S. Tor decision.
Nv letter from Nevada, the St. Joseph
4aya1d learns that crowds Of emigrants are
nourirg into that neWly-tornd Ill Dorado
The daily stages arrive loaded with passengers,
and the roads are thronged with freight wagons
bucgies, horsemen and foot1non.
The anniversary Of the issuing OF President
Iincoln' Emancipation proclamation is TO be
celebrated at Portland on the 1st OF January.
The nachinists Of New York and vicinity
held meeting Saturday evening at Cooper
Institute, and passed resolutions pledging
themselves not TO resume work till the de-
z,,d f,r On advance Of twenty-five per cent.
IN their wages has been complied with.
# il said that since the first Of September,
I,oio ~ hayvo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

See Advertisement ofwArsoNs NEURALGIA KING, in ano
ther column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
DIED..

In Conneaut on the 4,h inst, Of apohlexy
Mrs. Polly RIcXNKLL, aged 80 years and
months, sister Of CLARK and IloRACE lluNT.
In Pilot, Kankakee Co., ILL.,, March 18Th, OF
iufamanon on the lungs, Mr. ORsoN HowB,
aged sixty.oue, formerly Of Colebrook, Ashta
bula Go.
In this township on the 2Sh ult Mr.. Ma.
THAN SrRoSG, in the 90th year of his age. after
O. protracted confinement by inirmties and
weakness, which he bore with christian resigna-
ton. MIR. Strong was a native of Midlletown
CT. and for more than 81 years reputable and
useful citizen Of Asatabula. Com
In this village, on Thurday, I'd inst, Lucy
ELLEN daughter of Robert II. and Rosanna
NJ Beebe, aged months.
In the hosIital at Murfreesboro, Tern
March lst, Mr.. ELnEE WAND, los reg, son of
Mr.. Charles Ward, Geneva.
At Triune, r nu., March 25th, Of heart
disease, SMITH BURN EFT. aged II years, young.
est son of Edmund Burnett, OF this village
The deceased belonged 10 the 39th o. V I.
and fell down ard died almost instantly and,
without warning.
In Unionve, March 3lst, LouIsA STYLES
aged 10 years, daughter Of Ezra aud Cynthia
STYLES
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

WHEREAS, The United States are engaged 10
a war fOr its own preservation and eXistance |;
and tchereas we regard the Constitution Of the
United States, as forming basis on which all
loyal citizens ought readily to unite, There
fore.
Resoived. That we, the undersigned citizens
Of the township Of Geneva, hereby associate
ourselves under the name and title Of the
" Loyal National League" We pledge our
selves o an unconditional loyalty to the Gov
erument of tue United States, to an unwaver.
ing support of its efforts to suppress the rebel
lion, and to spare no endeavor to maintain un-
impaired the national unity both 10 principle
aud territorial boundary.
Laying aside all past political differences and
party names, aud regarding the salvation sf the
Uui0n as the question 10 which every other
consideration must be subordinated, we pledge
TO the Administration aud TO our brave soldiers
in the field, an undivided support 10 the prose-
cution Of the war, until this astrocous rebel.
lion shall be utterly crushed out, and the au-
thority of our glorious government firmly ss.
tablished over every inch OF our territory
The primary object of this league is, and
shall be, to bind together oil loyal men. of all
trades and professions. in common union to
maistain the peace, glory and integrity of the
nation.
BYLAWS ......
LIST. The officers Of this association shall con.
sist OF President, one Vice.Presideat and
q Secretary, who shall hold their Offices for one
| year. The Secretary shall also act as Treasurer.
I'd. The usual rules governing deliberative
bodies shall govern this association as fur as
practicable.
Sd. An executive committee Of fYe shall be
appointed by the President, to whom all resolu-
tons and other business shall be referred when
deemed necessary. And said committee shall
prepare business for the League, provide
speakers. &c Tae President of the League
shall be lex officer" chairman Of the com
mttee
4th. The meetings of this League shall be
held on the call of the President, when re-
qussled by the executive committee.
5ih. Neither the Declaration nor the By
Laws shall be altered or amended except by ,
two.thrds vote st q regular meeting.
| W. q. ii. ORowELL, Sec'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
BY JAMES REED.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

A Social PARTr.--The ladies Of the "Uuion
Soldiers Aid Society" will give " Socia
Party" at Smiths Hall, on Friday evening,
April 10th, at o'clock.
A table Of refreshments, music and variety
Of amusements will, it is hoped, make the party
on agreeable one.
The necessities Of our sick and wounded sol
ders are not less now than heretofore; but the
funds Of this Society are exhausted, and the
friends at home, are invited to assist in furnish.
ing means for the prosecution Of this work ol
mercy.
Admission, twenty-five cents Children Ten
cents. Supper, &c, extra.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
i 86 q!
IMPoRTANTi
GEORGE HALL,
The Great Piano and Meiodeon Dealer
Of the Western vslsyi
Seventeen Years tn the Business
Down with Humbugo. aud No League with Trajtorsn
Good Pianos aud MeOdeons Good as Goh
Poor ones good for Nothing.
TRADE OF I@9a.
Een,,aI nHrce aud DosT DHes 0ddrsss

ueneFdt CD'ce, ana 4 0st CDIee '1oaFess,
"AshtabnIn, Onto"
MR HALL. having just completed ar
fragments for all Pianos aud Meodeons In the
U s. beys thank his their
ence fivo and by continuance of his nvariable meth
oil doing the fair thing hopes, this year. furnish 900
these instruments that will make merry and glad
n multitude of hearts with Sweet Music.
Seventeen Yeats Experience
with good knoNledg9 of music and eye xcc in
trade enable Mr. H. boast Of rnpa al
n the history Of any similar business n the valley tie
An Area Of nearly 10000 Square Miles,
OF his operations having caused to be sold
ly 900 Instruments amounting TO S5O0O00. These
from first factories in the Unun and Of have
given universal satisfaction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
SAVER )oK, April 5, 1863.


JAMES REED ESQ. Dear Sir:-The elec-
ton in this township, on Monday, was the most
hoty contested town meeting that we ever saw.
The copperheads threatened and made every
effort to carry the township, but failed, with a
single exception. They elected their assessor
by one majority. Strict party lines were drawn,
and the Union Republican ticket was elected
by an average majority of four.
Three cheers for old Saybrook and Connec-
ticut, where the Democrats boasted they would
beat us badly.
The offcers elected were:
Trustees-Davi6 Moreland, Jas. w. Sima,
Charles Walker.
Treasurer-Robt Hutchinson.
.4ssessor--James q. Scoville. (Dem.)
Cierk-Omur GllIett.
Constabies - Pho w. Rowly, Koratio
Whipple. Con-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

= DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LISIMEEr An in-
staneous remedy for chronic rheumatism, head
ache, toothache, Group, collie, quinsey, sore
throat, and pains in any part of the body Try
a bottle and be convinced. Remember this ar
iice is a success not an experimentation IA
years it has been tested. Every one who uses
il recommends it, No medicires ever had such
a reputation as this; silently it has worked its
way before the public, aud all are loud in its
praise. "ChroDic rheumatism Thousands
ho laid for weeks on a bed OF agony, and
never walked without the aid Of crntches, with
this complaint can testify to the magical effects
Of this liniment. They are cured and proclaim
its virtue throughout the and Remember re-
lief is certain. aud positive cure is sure TO fol-
low. Headache Of all kinds We warrant to
care Putrid sore throat. qunsey and dp,hers
are robbed OF their terrors by timely use oi
the Venetian Liniment 1t has saved hundreds
the past three months. Price 25 aud 80 cents
a bottle. Office 56 Cortlandt Street, New
York. Sold by all Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
Arrest for Enoouraging'Des.r

The Cleveland papers report the arrest in
that city under warrant from the U. S.
Court. of G. F. Lewis, Banker and publisher oi
the Old Soldiers .4duocate. The immediate
occasion of his arrest is his connection with a
volunteer who originally enlisted at Erie, Pen
nsylvana. Thence came TO Cleveland was en-
listed there as substitute, and on heing claim
ed from the Erie Regiment is said to have been
advised by Lewis TO cut stick, which be did,
meanwhile Lewis trying to secure his bounty.
Lewis was admitted to bail in the sum ei
1000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
To Discharged Soldiers,

Wounded or Disabled in the Service.
VOU are entitled nv late Act of Cor
Il gress-March Sd, 1S63-to the Bounty provided by
Of Congress of July D. 1861 Have your Claims forwarded
in order get early returns The undersigned,
thorized penin Agent will transact your business at thu
without charge unless the claims allowed
When allowed and proceeds received S. No need of
going Gle eand agents when you haze bus
dcne as well, and at less EXPENSE nearer home
STEPHEN HALL
Ashtabula, March 10, 1868. SOL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
MARIE .,

AT State Line, April 4th, by Rev A. s.
LANsDoS PErER Dow to Miss CoRDELLA PEL-
HAM both Of Plymouth, Ohio.
In Morgan, on the 2lst utimo. by Rev. RI
O. II. Dudley, GEO w DAVIS, to Miss MARY
u. Brooks.
In Burton, on the 81 inst. by Rev d. WINTER
Miss Il. f.. GREEN, Of Newbnrg, Geauga Co.
to MIR. n. B. CowLEs, Of Geneva, Ashtabula
County
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

ARREST OF Gov. ToD.-Gov. Tod was
arrested on Friday last by the Sheriff Of
Fairfield county, on indictment for kidnap.
ping DR.. Olds last fall He was taken he.
fore Judge Gholson Of the Suprsme Court
ON a writ Of habeas corpus aud released on
bail to appear before the Fairfield Court
Of Common Pleas In June next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

Some Of those who rushed to hear Ar'emu 8
Ward, and got something over al hours laugh
ing at his humor now express them selves dis
appointed that they have nothing to show for
their quarter, forgetting the important fact that
instruction is not Arthenus' fort. lie deals
ouly with the physical welfare. The task Of
shaking the hypochondriac olt Of their ribs,
was the fuflment of his part of the agreement, ,
all they had any right to expect.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

CHARLESTON REPORT The report reached
New Yolk and was published iD that veracious
sheet the Herald on Monday last, coming by
way of Fredericksburg, and derived from rebel
sources that Charleston was bomharded by our
fleet, and at 'acked by our land forces on Thurs
day, and was in possession of the Federals un.
der General Hunter and Admiral Dupont 1t
is hardly necessary to say the whole thing is a
hnay
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11

Medical men, both Allcpathic aud Homeo-
paihic unanimously concur that the strong
alkal contained in common Saleratus is detri-
mental to health. aud paves the way for disease.
They also concur that Herrick Aliens Gold
article in the market which can be relied upon
Use it with cream tarter instead of Soda At
retail everywhere and at wholesale by most nj
the Wholesale Grocers. Depot ll2, Liberty
street, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-11
Notice.
Thomas Clark, Plaintiff, }

Thomas Clark, Plaintiff,
, Petition for Divorce.
Nancy Clark, Defendant
NANCY CLARK of Batavia, in the
IN state Of New York, is notified that Thomas CT did
the 18th day of March, 1863 file his petition In the
office of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas within
for county Ashabula and state of Ohio charging
said Nancy Clark with wnl absence for than three
years past and asking that he may be divorced the
said Nancy Clark which petition will stand for hearing
next term Of said Court. THOMAS CLARK,
6el By Sherman and Farmer,
Dated March is, 1898 Attorneys for Prf.