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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

habits would abandon his practice II ho were
only TO witness one such scene. When the
mass Of the women Of country become tobae-
co or snuff chewets, as is true down here, II re.
veols volumes as TO their degradation.
On our return passage the train that We
should have met at Graud Junction did not ar
rive. After some delay VIC went on. And when
we had gone 10 miles aud still did no, meet it.
the conductor remarked that he fenrcd some
evil had been done 10 the track. And ere we
had gone 5 miles farther We came to small
village where we were informed That tho guer-
r'llos had the night before burned bridge ahd
cut the telegraph &C. We moved on to the
bridge and found the Engineer Corps busy re-
pairing the bridge. Scarcely had the train
stopped ere the cars were enpticd and all hands
we're out picking blackberres, that grow in
great profusion along the track. confess
that had often felt desire that som ,thiug
might occur TO detain US ten minutes by tie
side Of some Of those heavily laden bushes, that
VIC might get feast Of blaCkberrics. But when
we came to be detained by the guerrillns, | Ielt
nmos, like chiding myself for my wish.
But thanks TO the energy Of Uucle Sans
engineer corps, we were not detained but about
two and q hafShours, ere the track was laid
and we we're on our way to Coriuth, where we
arrived little past 5P.M. A. DO.
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Jous MORGAN and his guerrilla band az Ter
running the gsuntle. OF the various forces that
eere brosght iato pursuit, aud suffering from
frequent engagements and skirmistes ths frit-
tssing away OF large portion Of his force, was
captured With the remnant OF 400 of his men,
nssr New Lisbon, on Sunday afternoon last,
surresaerIag uncooditionally Gen. Shackle.
ford.
His mad enterprise into Indlanna and Ohio
was doubtless undertaken upon invitation Of
the traitors n'estlng the lower counties OF these
States, and With large expectations Of aid and
comfort from them and their secompllces. II
was meant also. to rival and estaliate Colonel
Gierson's brilliant dash through Mississippi
but in both respects proved signal failure,
iotg bsiore II sse brought 10 its present igno-
miaious end. The reasonable spirit which
Morgan relied on 20 help him, quallei before
the outburst OF loyalty and the rush to arms
which his Invasion excited, and instAad OF an
unoppossd promenade through q country strip
ped Its fghting population, he saw armed
men s ring up at every step. lie was every
where met fearlessIy, his retreat cut of his
forces hemmed In, dispersed, and most Of them
captured, before their leader was thus finally
brought to bay, andforced to Surrender
Nine hundred Of Morgan's men were lodged
in camp Chase prison. but We believe have
since been conveyed TO Cincinnati or some
point south, to await the release Of Colonel
Streight's forces, now and for many weeks con.
fued iu Libby prison, Richmond, ,n the charge
that they we're endcavoring 10 incite negro
insurrectlon.
Thos this fresb ,o;or has been disposed OF,
and his depredAtiods brooght to very salts
factory close.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

" II forfeit any premium which maybe awarded
TO them.
The Judges OF animals will have regard to
tke symmetry, early maturity, size, and general
characteristics Of the breeds, which they jodge.
They will make proper allowances for age,
fecdlrg, and other circumstances Of the char
acter and condition Of animals. They ore ex-
pressy required not 70 give encouragement to
ovar-fed animals, the object being to have su-
perior animals for breeding.
Premium ribbons, or cards, will be furnished
TO committee s--First RED Second, Blue.
Committees win be cautious 10 giving out
fibbops or cards, and have their reports cor
respond with them.
Reports should be distinctly marked or writ
Ten out, and have names of all judges annexed.
Discretionary premiums may be recommend
cd on any article regularly entered, though not
embraced 10 the published list and such action
will be takeo upon them by the Board, as they
think proper. A premium will not be award
ed il the animal or article be not worthy.
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ADMlTTANCES.

All persons paying One Dollar into the Trea'
sury, will be considered members for the ensu'
ing year, and will be furnished with badges or
certificates of membership admitting them
selves, their wives and children under II years
of age, or lady and gentleman. during the
Far, and may also enter as many articles for
competition as be desires.
Single Day Tickets .'.'.'''.' Is Gents.
Carriage aud Driver Tickets =. so Cents.
Committees will be supplied with tickets or
badges on reporting themselves at the Trea-
surcr's Office.
The transfer of tickets or badges, or other
unlawful entrance into the grounds, will be
pnulsbcd to the full extent OF the law.
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a TRIP from COrinth 90 u m pills,

There are many things at the present time
that strike northern man with peculiar force
as be travels through the south. And per-
haps there is nothing more noticeable than the
large amount ofland lying waste; only produc.
log coarse weed Of the eqliscite (horse-tai)
variety. Here and there we saw a patch Of
cultivation, either of corn or cotton. A few
pieces of wheat wero seen, which, though cut
month ago, were still in the feld unprotected
from the storms, which have been frequent and
severe since it was cut The probable reason
why this wheat has not been cared for, is the
fact that Jake and John, and Nell and Sal,
have taken il into their heads to leave "massa"
and SO out to work on their own account.
Another noticeable fact is that there is al.
most no stock to be seen except what belongs
| to Upcle Sam. Neither horses or mules, Or
cows or pigs are to be seen except at great ir-
| tervals. At one place saw about IL head Of
horned stock, at another head; and at three
or four other places saw from two to four
head. And this is about al the stock saw
belonging to citizens, except here and there a
pig, in journey Of 90 miles and back.
Ard then there is almost total absence o!
fences. Often VIC see large improvement;
stretching away iu the distance. bat not fence
or roll to be seen And not only so one
sees almost none Of the human kind, except
soldiers at our mllitsry posts along the road
One feels that be Is travelling through coun
| kHv thah IL nh Of ;,,ko t.
going from Cohnth TO Memphis / did no. SCI
one solilsfy person at work IN the fields. II
returning ! saw two negroes al one place ant
ten at another working 10 cotton. And thI
whole distance Of 1876 miles was gons through
ln the heart Of the day, when iierer men sheulc
bs at their work.
Then again at every little village we cam,
10, We cav the blseksned ruins OF the lneendIa
5 ries torch. And ss sew those ruins though
OF the cry Of 'Incendisryism" that rang thrO
the south sgaipst those who hated bsF oppres
sioos sod her wroogs. Aod the thought Of th'
, violence che had used against those who haC
, thought and spoken Of her wrongs; aud theI
when saw those blackensd ruins asd thos
desolated plantations, and all OF that povert.
and ruin that is coming with the swiftness 0
vengeance on the whole South. said, "It !
well: there Is Providence that has ordere
all these things to teach men that even in thi
world there is q punishmens that awaits tn
transgressor."
10 travelling 10 the cars here, ors is atruc
With the appearance Of the women and chi
dren that get on the train along the rout'
They have the appearance of degradatiO
that is far deeper than that Of any we find
the North. One Is now sitting directly oppC
$ site me. beside whose seat in the aisle is larg
> what shall call it pool! paddlef Of tobacc
! juice. that she has elected from her mouth
. And il is as highly stained with tobacco {
though it had been produced by tObace
' moDger Of the stronger sex thought as
|. looked at the disgusting sight, that a tobacc
tehewer, hoxeyes iuyetsrsss ne might be ian
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Great STORM.

The terrible rain storm which recently
swept over the interior of New York, oc
cnsioned immense damage to the crops, pub
lie works, highways, SC. Immense breaks
we're made in the canal, through which
boats were swept, peIl-mcIl railroads were
washed and submerged, fences and out,
buildings were swept away and several
lives were lost. The papers along its track
are filled with details of the destruction
Some Of the breaches in the canal, it is
said will require a month to repair
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very much discouraged at the result Of
their raid, aud the prospect Of afIoirs gen
orally.
Morgan himself appeared in good spir-
its, and quite unconcerned at bis ill-luck.
He is q well built man of fresh complexion
and sandy hair and beard. .
Thus ended the pcregrinalions Of John
Morgan, the Raider, and he can now com.
monce the first chapter Of his prison Life
among tho Buckeyes"
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TAKE NOTICE.

All claims against the Society shall be pre-
sented for payment on acceptance Of the order,
on or before each Annual Meeting, (which
takes place on the first Saturday OF january
directed by the Board
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A Dem CRATIC PAPER ON THE Riot. 1t
is refreshing TO find such language os this
in Democratic journal-tho Green Bay
Adr0cate:
The New York riot has been miniature coun-
tcrpart of the great Rebellion, with the samc
general motive in the outstart the same progress
and cumnation, and in Gods providence we
trust ending in the same triumph Of the majesty
Of law.
In another article, the Adcocate declares
its doctrine to be that rebels have no rights
which loyal men are bound 20 respect.
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The Groefenberg
I AMILY MEDICINES

\ RE prepared under the immediate su.
u pervision of sku Physician and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases.
The intelligence the community is not insulted by the
offer of single medicine which claims cure ALL
but the GrrCnherg Remedies consist eleven different
Medicines all uneqaed in the of the diseases which
they recommended among which be selected
opae 10 of the diseases incident to this country
climate
Tie GrajeHbrg Pegeabe Pills better lhan any other
kind Of Pills in the word-trce 20 Gents.
Tie Gratenberg Uterine CathohcOH is an inGalabe me
dy Tor all Female diseAses--Price l,5i Cents.
The Uterine Cdbocoa Will cure Gravel diseases of
the Kidneys, urin' ) HRcues in males.
1He GraieHberg Sdrsapara IS by far the most powerful
and eicacious compound in use-Price 81.
TIE GrGfenberg Dyseniery Syrup is certain and quick
remedy for a diseases o the bowels-Price so Cents
The GrGenJsrg Pie Remedy never fails to permanently
relieve this distressing discase-Prce 100.
Tile GrgteaJerg ClAireFs Paaocea is an invaluable COM
pound in all diseases incident to children.
The Grgt6aJerg Iecer and gue Remedy is sovereign
specific for this particular disease Price 80 Cents
Tie GrGtcpJerg Crsea Mountain Ointment exces all other
sayes in It's curative eiects-lrice 20 Cents:
The GrGen6erg COasumPtices Balm affords the most
toHisling relief all pulmonary c0mpants-Prce So bot
tie An eminent Physician Of New York, states that he
has known the Gaienbeg Consumpve's Balm used with
his statement.
The GrGJenberg Heath Biers are the most pleasant and
| delightful tonic ever prepared-PTice 20 Cents.
The CrqteHberg Eye Lotion is unparalleled iu all indam-
nation or diseases Of the Eye-Price 20 Cents.
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Medina, March ], 1861.

fgThe abOye named Ladies' personally acquainted
wh and know that for al years while we lived inedina
they great sufferers Miss $. has been badly afflicted
that II was with difficulty she able stand upon her
feet bottles of Cahocon entirely cured her of her
complaints Ny wife received great benefit from this medicine
We recommend the Ladies' of this county safe
efficient remedy for the many complaints they subject to.
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canheh HERALD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

FOR SALE BY--A Hsndry, Ashabula; Pratt canheld
Jelerson; W. W. Pulls Austinbug; N. Smith Co, Geneva
Nathan Parish Kngye; H. Lyon Conneaut; Peter Belch,
Ricmond r. NJ Norton, Andover; Wells Faulkner Cherry
Valley; Deming St. John, Dodge New Lyme; r. Philips,
Colebrooki E. ]. Gibbs, orwel W. latmer, Rock Creek
Hiram Morgan, HaTtsgroye; r. B. Pratt, Wayne.
6Go H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland Agent for Ohio,
EMORY LUCE, Dealer in Sweet Potato, and
other Early Plants and Vegetables.
ALSO, Dealer in Preserved Fruits Tomstos, BE- East "a
tnbula, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

SioSrIcAsT-In the midst Of The des'ruc.
tion of life and property in New York by the
mob, whose cheers we are told were OCCASION.
ally given for JEFF. Davis. they halted before
the residence Of Gen. Mcclellan and testified
their ap ,reciation ofhIm by successive hurras I!
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HOME TESTIMONY,

Mr. II. B. KiSGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel IL a duty we ove
public to state that Mahslrs Cathoieon medicine
invaluable for complaints eassed under the of Female
Diseases We have used your Genbeg Medicine and have
been greatly benefited thereby much So that were the
price double would have them To the thousand of our
sex who suffering from weaknesses would recommend
the ChthOlcon panacea II gives strength to the
system and enables each of the Of the body perform
their appropriate functions. Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. =. f. WEEKS.
Miss C. SW0RMSTEIT.
Medina March ], 1861.
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CLASSIFICATION.

CLASS
1-FarG Crops.
2-Stallious.
,3-Matched Horses.
4-Single Horses.
5-Roadsters.
6-Brood Mares and Colts.
7--Sweepstake on Horses.
s-Mules and Jacks.
9-Durham Cattle.
l0-Degon Cattle.
1i-Crosses and Grades.
l2-Oxen and Steers.
i3-Fat Cattle.
l4-Sweepstakes on Cattle.
l5--Swine.
l6-Sheep.
i7-Sweepstakes on Sheep.
ls-Poultry.
l9-Dairy Products.
20-Fruit.
2l-Garden Vegetables.
22-Farm Implements.
23-Carriages aud Horses.
24-Cabinet Ware.
25-Boots and Shoes
26-Blacksmithing.
2I-Domestic Manufactures.
25-Embroidery aud Needlework.
29-BonDets.
3l-Floral Exhibition.
3l-Fine Arts and Ornamental Work.
32-Bread. Sugar. and Preserves.
33-Discretionary. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01
lax Wanted.

.IHE Flax Growers of AShtabula Co.
Il are Informed that market fo their flax may be found
by application to James Osborn of Ashabul,
making arangemcnts at Mccharcsvle, Austinburg town
snip for working ilI straw All those there fore, who have
fax 10 pull will frd it to their advantage 10 call upon the
her ms he will pay for straw delivered at Mechanics
vc from $50 to SIS per ton for the unroed straw, and
from $50 TO S3 for the roed straw lie will also dress
order for thse who desire It.. As he has machinery for
working the tangled straw, to take advantage Of these prices
will be necessary in all to pull il, aud TO do this
fore il becomes too ripe He will be ready to receive this
tcral ly the middle Of September.
As s,on tile fax is dry after pulling draw IL into the
burn and after getting the seed OIL keep il in the also
until you get ready 10 deliver it, The amount Of FAX viii
lom to and half tons You will thus
il will ray well for thv work Of pulling The cash will be
plid VI en- the Nax s delivered.
But few pieces, say not than TO ten, will fail to
pay for pulling.
A'y further information will he given application by
letter or o hrr,se 10 the subscriber Address
JAMES OSBORN,
Sjt7-O Austiuburg, AshtaLula Co Ohio.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on appl.
IN cation by petition will be me to the Commissioners
OF Ahaa County, Mt their ne4t regular meeting after the
publication of this notice. for them to cause TO be laid out
AT the the south bank Of Ashtahula Creek land OF
Darius Salisbury and commencing at te end OF certain
Ashabua township later Getting said North Ridge road near
the residence Of Mr. Pereu running thence IN south west
ory direction up The said south bank 70 the % the top there
of thence southeily ntes ct road The township OF
Plymouth, which passes the residence of Mrs Henry and the
residence OF Horace Fuller Mt point the latter named
residence y SALISBURY Principal Petitioner ~,
July o. 1868. S4tIOS
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The n. Y. HtyaEs Washington



patch says;
Earl Russell has ere this, been informed
that the U. S will not permit the fitting
out of vessels of war in British ports to
prey upon our commerce, and that if it is
allowed to proceed we shall not hesitate to
go into British ports to capture such yes.
sells. If this be war, England must nuke
the most of it.
In little while all the principal South
ern ports from Virginia to Texas will be
garriso1ed with Union troops, and our
whole navy, cxceptswhat may be required
to keep open the navigation of the Mssiss.
ippi, will be liberated for operations against
foreign foes.
There arc indications that the British
Government will take senible view of the
course, aud avoid any collision with us, but
if it should not, we shall uuquestionably
have foreign war upon our hands without
delay.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

Commit.es-Judge DemiDg and wife, New
Lyme DR.. Esmss and wife, Ashtsbulss Mrs.
Geo. XIII, bloomfield.
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at O'Clock, forenoon, upon the premises, the following
described Real Estate. situated in the township of Plymouth
in tie county Of Astahula and state of Ohio being part
No nineteen in said TOWNSHIP, and bounded toows-Be
ginning at the centre Of the highway the lire between the
land Of James Hall and of the Chauncey HALL Ge
ceased and running south degree chaus
west 81 degrees four chains, Twenty-Five links, to poplar
tree thence north sixteen degrees four chains fifty
five links 20 hemock S.adde thence north nine degrees
west chain aud fifty links thence norh
east 70 the foot Of the Main Brook thence along the fuot Of
lid bank ill It comes opposite the place where the line be-
tween the lands Of said James Hall and Of ail Chauncey
Halls estate falls into the brook thence eastery to the line
between the land Of said James and Chaunceys
thence south to the place Of beginning together with the
privilege Of blding dam the stream Of water
said land six feet h the south part Of the above de-
ssrbed premises upon which said premises there stands
Wooen Factory together with e the machinery and fix
lures, excepting the steam engine boiler and ezcepna
strip of yud oil the east side of said promises three rods
wde extending from the highway to the south line Of the
said piece Of land Get off part Of the homestead of Sarah
Hart Appraised at 800.
TERMS OF SALE-One third In hand, one-thrd in one
year and One-trd in two yeas from the day OF sale, VII
interest the payments TO lie secured by the
misses sold. RUSSELL h. HART
4t7OS Executor of John M. Hart, deceased.
July IS, 1868
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

The steady and onward progress which this school has
made during the two years of civil and ex
ceme has been to its friends gratifying 1t
expected. While the tide active patriotism has
tie FOR country and libertyand tue led affairs
has engrossed the attention OF all clAhIss o pe-our
Academy has teen hourshing and gtJwg lilly 5e CON
hdence and esteem Of its patrons and h1s I'M ceres
in the arny who would else A.e on the
battle fields OF principle and of truth, wLtn
pons during the term jut past hee greater
number in attendance than any ponGiug tenn for
three or four past And it is gratifying trustees
TO be thus substantially assured that their secure
in presenting before the public the teachers another
year. have faithfully the past two years.
ana asking for them continuance Of the patronage which
has been literally bestowed Heretofore, shall
hearty response. We make idle boasts superortywe
claim for school undue mlortance-nor would we at
tribute to il advantages which it does not possess. We
dilly aud honestly nake the following statements
The influences brought to bear the student here
salutaiy and ennobling-n"ping audable ambition
excel, prompting hi to enter life of h CHER aims and
motives.
Students treated and women and not as mis-
cheyous boys and girls. They estimated by tho
amount oi money their ossess, the neness Of
their apparel but by ths ahuness the ZEAL and the ability
they evince and the correctness and purity their lives
III discipline, though mid-appeal being made to
she pus honor aud his self respect than any other
eraoIs yet sufficient respectful Difference
teachers, and civil and honorable treatment among the pu
pills themselves.
The instruction intended to be thorough and praccal
the principles well the facts of science being
In the Cass Room, accuracy required yet
instructors aim to cevalop strength and independence
thought rather than cultivate the student a mere de-
pendence upon memory and textbooks.
IeacLels Glass will be formed for the benefit of those
VINO may Gesle to teach during the coming winter. All the
branches usually taught in common schools will receive
cussed-nethOds compared and pains will be spared to
quaiy the numbers of this class to npart, in the
pressiye manner efficient and practical instruction.
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
A S II T A u U l. A {.
Saturday Morning, August 1, 1876;
Union State Ticket.

Union State Ticket.
The Election sill tshe pnoe the 18th day OF October
For Governor,
John Broughs Of Cuyahose.
For Lieut.. Governor,
Charles Anderson, Of Montgomery.
For Supreme Judge
u. II. Hunter, of Fairfield.
For Auditor of State.
DANES A. Goldman, OF Marion.
For Treasurer of Stnte,
q. vOlney Dorsey, OF Miami
For Board Of Public Works.
John N. Bnrrere, Of Highland.
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I IST Of Letters Remaining in the Post
II Office, Ashtabula, Ohio, July 30, 1868.
Bishop-MIs Ioysa Hone James 6
Ctayton---MrS JAG Ilnyt--J Q
CsTy-ls Nancy IlalI-Mrs Harictt J
Coue-MrsSG Jiarvcy-John
nckiusnn--Miss Jane johnson Il
FUzer-E g lackSou--M
Cordon-Illrrv kennan-liIs CUroline
Giett-Mts3 Emerett locllyood-Lobdilll
Persons calling Tor the above will please say ADVERTISED
IL. HARRIS, T. NJ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Look Out for the Draft !

FIFTY MEN WANTED, to fill mp
a Cart. 0. o. Kings Company of Heavy Artillery. for
Garrison duty at Cincinnati. Call on J. f. CLIFFORD, Re-
cruiting officer, at Geo Willards Store, Ashtabua.
The best chauce out for
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De thres eheess made this rsaf .,,,,,,u.' e.D Luz
do dsgls cbeess over ere yeareld .,.,,,,.. loo 50
do 10 lie butter ...s,s....ss,,,s. 500 sV iO
do q. made In June. ,.,.,.....,,...,.... 1no
Oommittee--iIon Abel Krum and wife,
Cherry Valley, Judge Dsmius, New Lyme
Geo. Crowell aud wilc. Rome.
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HICKORY PLANK WANTED. -
4 The subscriber will pay $50 per for good Hickory
Plank and three eigths thick eight sixteen feet in
length sawed through and through for the go days de-
vered at his Factory, Centre street, In the village of
Ashtabula. ED. A. HITCHCOCK.
Ashtabula, July, 9th 1868. 3t7O7s
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100 BEST SUGAR CURED HAMS.
Il W. FVr hy Sale - NERRlCk nRe.