Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
Militia observation-disclosures. III

District "A. pollcd IS votes, and elected A.
d. STRONG, Captain; MARTIN NEwBERRY, lst,
and w. r. HANCOCK, 2d l. L'eu'enant. .H ~
District B. poAed - votes and elected G.
w. WAITE, Captain j. Q. FARMER, lst, and
d. w. HASKELL, 81 Lie utenant.
District C. (over riveD poed votes and
elected @. A. SrREETER, Captain +; q. E.
FIELDS, lst, and JomN CnEENEY, Cd Lieutenant
.4ustinJurg w Walker, Captain; Giles
II. Uowles, lst Lieut.. Henry q. Webb, I'd
Lieut.
Jeftrson District No. is. A. North.
way Capt. j. A. IIowells, lst Lieut. Lu-
,her L. Lee, I'd Leut-District No. Nv.
X. Allen, CAPT; Henry Warren, lst Lieut.. /;
Geo. A. Knapp, I'd Lieut.. ..
Rome.--L. q. Reeve, Capt.. George d.
Carter, lst Lieut.. Norris Spellmun, I'd Lieut..
Plymouth -Wm. b. johnson, Capt. r.
Harris. lst Lieut. Ira w. Amidon, I'd Lieut..
KmgsriHe.-G Lyon, Capt. l.. ID. Carter,
lst Lieut. A Ii. Woodwork, Cd Lieut..
Sheffield. Freeman Mari, Capt Horace
Shepherd, LIST Lieut. p. M. Wbipplc, I'd
Lieut..
Cherry VaRcy-T. L. Greasy, Capt E,
II. Green, lst Lieut.. 1; j. G. Williams, I'd
Lieut..
Denmark j. j. Wiley, Capt. W. Ii. Sc
gar, lst Kieut. f. G. Kiunear, I'd Lieut.
.Norgdn.-T. r. Latimer, Capt Dwight
L. Crosby, lst Lieut.. f; A. R. Rathbone, I'd
Lieut..
Coiebrook $. r. Beckwth, Capt John
r. Phillips, lst Lieut.. f; Jerome Way 2d Lieut.
S0ybroOk District No. l.-Chas, L. Fra
rey, Capt. o. K Tyler, lst Lieut.; A. A.
Loonlis, I'd Lieut..
Richmond-Uharles T. sunbury, Capt. G g.
w. Gibbs LIST Lieut.. b. B. Seager, I'd Lieut..
Monroe e B. Howard, Capt. w. Ii.
Crawford, lst Lieut.. Lewis Dean I'd Lieut..
Wayne. - Robert Kennedy, Capt. Elon
Hart, lst Lieut.. ; Samuel Jones' Jr, I'd Lieut..
Genera.-Distrct No. IA. Il. johnson,
Capt. e. Pratt, lst Lieut.. j L. Goodrich,
ID Lieut..
KingsvWe District No. Lyman Luce,
Capt. Wm d. Schofeld, lst Lieut.. NJ. II.
Warner I'd Lieut..
Geneva District No. 2.-Chas. D. Lane,
Capt. james Ill. Collar, lst Lieut.. Albert
Seymour, I'd Lieut.
DIR. CHAsE's RECIPEs-These valuable reci-
pes are being presented TO our citizens by DR..
Horace EATON, who is canvassing the county.
They haze, as the agent informs US. all been
tes ed, and found invaluable Their impor-
tunce to every family, is above estimate. DIR.
CHASE is regularly graduated physician, from
the University of Michigan. Price IS cents in
paper, 81 in gilt muslin, and $l,25 in extra
gilt. The work has become q standard one
having passed through its tenth edition.
. The following donations have been received
from benevolent citizens Of Ashtabula and Je::
fersou, for the Mission School at Chatham
9. w, W: .....
Ashtabala CASH 81 II. Harris 20 cents; cash, 2j cents
cash. 20 cents b. stanton, 80 cents George Lockwood
10 Mrs. louisa King, 81 Rev r. II, Conkn, 81
25 do, 25 do, 20 Congregational Church. s. so cash
| Js6srson Mrs. b. F. Wade, So; Mrs. -, 81 P. AMI
Careful 25 cents cash. 25 do. Mcintyre knight 80 do
D. D. Holmes 25 do 5. M Wright, 25 do. cash, 25 do.
do so do, 81 do so cents do 90 do 20 do, 70 do
IS do 25 do. 25 Mrs. j. A. Giddings, 81 J, u Ensign
| 81. r' =. fr A. S. CARY, Collector.
A call at KEIrH's grocery, near the Kings
vile dfpot, the other day, gave us some new
glimpses of thrift and energy under difficulty
aud Encouragement Deprived of the powers
of locomotiou, he sits at his easement aud di
rects business not only considerable in extent
but affording wholesome return. Tact, ac-
commodation, and courtesy, tell the story.
Alarm is felt that Kentucky may be invaded
hby Morgan's sGuerrillas, to the number Of 5000
~ IN mo"