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Ncw 1gno!iraiions.

CHOULDER-STRAP
- SH0ULDER-STRAPS,
sHOULDER-STRAPs!
Ry HENRY MORfOBD.
This gent book by Henry Morford viii he published and for
sne THIS DAY by all Booksellers snd News Agents every
whore 1t r complete in eo large volumes paper cover p'o
81 bound volume cloth, ior ~ 90 We also lNo'
ksh Railway Edition" oft compete in one voiu"e pope
cover. Price 81
1t is published and for sale by
T. b PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. 500 Chestnu;st Philadelphia
Corie. eyerywhere free Of posee o.. Iel.Il " pVe
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6orses, @ arriages, ;

HORSES for SALE.-One good road or
/ Il Coupe Horse, with two seated Wagon and Harness
One very stylish and spirited Saddle Horse Aso foy
verv gentle Tor ladv or children Sold for want OF use APP
ply at the stable Of WILSON PRENilSS l' est l7thst
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'EHE GREAT lEaAlaTr ENGhlSli Remedy FOR

l. GOUr AND RiiEI MATiSh
an sufferers from Tho shove complaints either u recent
long standing. advised 20 bLAlHS GOVT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be relied upon most
and .iciub rincdy offered T. tho public and have
been universally u'ed In Europe for many years With tho
greatest success.
Prepared by TROUT 4 HAGSANT. No 30 Strand. Lon.
don. England aud sold by their Agents, WELLS "a Co.
ffsnslinst, Ncw-ioIk
Nor Majesty Commissioners have authorized the and
address Of THOMAS PKDUT 2ly Strand London" to be
impfacd upon tho Government. stamp ss.d to each boz OF
the genuine medicine.
Price '-l and IS cents b
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. DfEtCY SfOsAi OlFItfk
W,suNGIoA ID g., Augusta 1905.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until SATURDAY. August 30 1893 cloc
p N for furnishing ioT tho signal Department The following
s..cles
30 Thirty barrels Turpcitine.
lVJ Ono hundred bales NicAing
| 200 Two Hundred Telescope Holders.
p Iwon,y I've gross Wind Matches.
20 Twenty pounds Linen Thread.
2 Two yois redlss
10 Ten Tap Borcts
/ 20 Twenty Sl1gots.
Tho Gest delivery to DO made tho 18TH September
1863 e4 soon thereafter as Go,enmons nay l.rcct
The hl. aud posohicc address OF tne bidder nu
ffa bii l. aiaic IN the OF rm the Of al tho
PARTIES sppesr tho bid will 30 considered as the IN
dn dual proposal Of the patty sauins H. $500
PROPOSAL, from dl.loye psrtca where the bidder Is
pres,nt pond 10 his BIZ will not be considered
Proposals. be addressed to The signal Officer Of the
Amy a.hins,m a. c." aud should be plainly udorsed
Proposals i0s field sgn FqNipm0nts'
The responsibility Of the gutrtnra mu bc shown by the
1 val Of the IeTk of the District CONT or
/ e tho q litrd siatrs Diitnct Attorney.
The ability Of The bidder 10 Oh tho contract. should Il be
AWARDED % han mnt nc saaf'n'ed ., we responsible per.
| ant 49, ~ guHru4fD must dconi, Fn. he hid
ioAdr iu double iny1Yf Il ia tie con
t g. sod n1 ilr tuutrit Al both n BIZ guauuors will
be- reqnf'd Of The 'necessi adder Or odd1s on signing
! tlc contact
forv 30 otAaNrr
We, ----, ~ fhe 'our+ --, md state 0t -. do
hririy 'rniHntr thsf H'r o. lulnN %. contract in
BE- 'rla-r v'h thf f Hrpp'tru lii fhlt sh1uld
h pfopo Iin b. fr0rpif b.. sal rnt.I nto con.
:. let To- drr'fiin,r tn,nwlih
should Che conta-tb o g., him, We are prepared to
/ became ilii securities
tio hi }oarsy must boz 'pp'adcd the Official certificate
above mfn'iIu.d)
Tho ht reject ia PROPOSAL. the prices
md too high or n or sny ,n At Il not deemed Tor tho
pnhi' nitrrcst a. ar,.pt th'fi
Models will be exhibition At the Office OF the signal On
c,I iol twenty l!oj dsJs nom date.
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NsOLDAyIA CREAM.
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.

Fofsis,n. nins. Beau',yus AID Pie.rr'.nr lie ii-i a
the a', period Cd, lf. restoring 3D. ssns.'l Solids and iy.
os ,f.h ,.nre,. std lae. 10 v,ak aud OBJ i-s. .tn
ui,n- ind producing srovta urssued Joy ,y other
rep.iailou.
Pielffri end "a ~ W. \ BACHELOR asl., c'.c.
buiri WIG and TOUrfE E.ahli,hmeu,. le Bondst ~ s..
II iNnOOD and the NlCnR of YOUTH re-
vi stored boz POUR wFEAs 10y d. Rl1 ORps rs
sisCl ~ LltE.-D. RECORD of ilh,. AFTER yc-r' o.
elIu,ef fai.t.ans ihs a ltla .cc.ar io tic ff r'
gn g oit Am lean ruhi' sni Appointed an 'oft il
MN -sDEk ior tic sale 90 hl. ,llcd 4li Al-A. 1'.
- ENCE Oh Lin
Iia w0nl'rl Bs~nt viii restore manhood o. tlf ~ st-
'rfri ouatii l.I Whti.oF allsnf inm t.tr tic '.' o.
o. .n-ir 0Guat4fsl causes To uur ..sd o. .it f'
o. intricate taae four Nrsi- aa u..d .sf
ne printed in.i4e (which very ,lmp'e failure 10 .
pebble.
Ti. m es'ornz remedy should be taken hy 40 about
many r. Effects pcfm,n.nt " l. urtnnwlre cd Wy the
md sl rrerf to be- the creates, IL icot'ry ever nod.
IT, developing powers miraculous Succ,s, IA every
case DOE that ence uyrfthf .unflucc.
~ RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE j. Gold ia cases. " .iii
nm insg cofs FOR 81 - four qurrifrf Ia ior
aud VAL be- saut % Iat Of the country cl4'!Gl,
packed receipt 81 remittance, 90 lis accredited agent.
PHILIP ROLAND, No. az Bro0ine g.. door west Of
broadway.
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OrpIcE OF SfRIEr COMPASSIONATE
NO 13I Broadway.
rl,O CONTR ACTORS.-P incloscd IN

Two CONTRACTORS inclosed In
4 scaled envelope indorscd with The title OF the WORK;
AMI with the name of the bidder written thereon, wl be
ceyo At this Office until MONDAY, August - at ii ociocA
a ,o., II A..
For wes, side LeVing 'onav between pth and f,t'
and on North side OF .thsf. between Lexington ana fi
49,, =.
For fencing lots in 6hav from 10Th to osss also
on ~ h e. nom Jih-iv. TO Broadway ,
Fo- tegnang grading setting curb and gutter ana Tagging
In i.ih.. -. between "a and 3d.sys
hgi' Iur hoasc for use OF Engine Company No
uni.dn. hou.s tor use Of Hose Com pany No. y.
Buildng house Tor Of Hook hnd Ladder company
No. ~.
New rye alarm bell for the Mac'ourai-st bc.-Io"er
Hk forms Of p1posss together with The sp.eh e'loh.
Dol, .ni, en- b. ohtane,. ~ Dis office Dated Street
Department. Ne, rob, A. .ust u, 1903.
CtsS. g. CORNELL, sfscct tomnissioner
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LLDAY and EVENING. BOOKKEEPING

~ WRITING, ARITHMETIC &C., are taught.'rho
great and inrroasn patronage bestowed rron PANES MtR
CAMILLE COLLEGES No. ~ Bowcry ,Ncw.Yors, and No2J
Fr.ost Brooklyn induces lin TO remain a. his post during
tho usual Summer vacation.
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Sales bn Anrlion.
IENRY W. wOLCOTT viii ~ at PubIic

IL NRl W. NcICOiI VIII ~ az Iuphc
Auction SeptenheIl !. d; O'Clock the preinises a
d.s.sble COUNTRY SEAT. situBte on tie sirewsnrliy
River sbou, cu-ha Eic from the village % Red henE, Now
Jersey containing about 20 acres under e state oi ciya-
ton dwelling and sl ueces-a5y Out-0uiilnv. two apple
ofrn ds aud other irut nae boating bathing oy.tning &C.
Good nlt1ri advantage ~ hne trout pond Accessible by
the J. Bee i1ot Of Ifg,yst 70 .iate the means O.!
reaching u sppiy ~ the GLOBE Hotel Red bsrk. -
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BOARD ano Rooms.

NNANTED-A ROOM, with.BOARD. Must
w be above zJinst. and 5,h,v. AddIoss e. Post
oii.e box NO. -.
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Jnsiruetion.

ALL PRINCIPALS, School Officers, and
~ Head. of Families who seek TEACHERS for any Dc
trcn If ;nstrnction NAV obtain reliable particulars ofwol
qualified condidstes at the AMER SCHOOL INST" No.
5.G Broadway . e,
cochers "a ho desire are invited 10 call
rrsr>,rs Faculty Amherst College Prof =. a. Porter
yrc. Prof PM nam Dartmouth; Prof Greene, Brown Uni
,eriv; Prof PLep. Normal School Trenton. Y j.. Mesrs
Iyisol Phinncy Co, and Barnes BUR- pul hers N "
pr,r Foon Packer Inst Brooklyn; j. H. willard esq Troy,
N y Circular sent when applied for with stamp.
u. g. MOODMAN TO. Educational AGENTS.
No. $40 Broueway, Now-YoIk City.
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yNrINcnEsrEKs HyrorHOsPHlTEs ac;

Y III
ff.rrG. .rt stEr.istf in 81 'Igf. = t">ft
IIr fr..slfris .urfr.se le f'rrrsa fler o." fiof
.f 10 r- flf TLsv rAerk OBJ. acff sirrlfs alsaft. n
ifarf Iluri,e ayfs ffe 1rpr a. once t'rS W
o. aid ilr a. falt.s .Iirf fit fr r.f inf ho
coz .f~r bog f~.t relieved l' fl'p .rcon't ,si
ali lriretlln. fir go --lfi.af rsg4L 81 rrV.fn
IlF INCORPORATES ihsnd oe need Therefore n
c,cfy chase characterized by oac or f'.o OF iAe '.' is
.ymr,arl. Ba,hsg n tiesA lal'yc-e.i ~ ne tiiaai
C,.,. Iaisqf .rs-gH. Ercr'n.s ira1i So. - Nrcrn
f..f i.po, lc .. n the .,ssi sr. - 'oaffmg s'a
l1 .fiarl nsoart.fl' ptsrrr'iI. srr1fln g..
lra o-d ,nA ,rrciay in every whore tle fou-r-
,.,sei.nr. f.ate,' ifeh. resg ,lt ArU eA a..
r...d .I ..lI O.. fIHI. .sf.
WfNt TEns GENUINE PREPARATION
y TUf. ONLY IIfLLI fuRn .f hf grntH.sl lifrs
Pntf.- aHt .D.onn.c .nl bottle p .fi -; cob.
600 ~ftr my Jie fi-iie 'isafiar on Tic rrlIr' and
fftfI ~ tfl.rIIfas.
lh-f...i .e.ps sh' sn.rrs I'd Nho'r,ar .ri i'
i.Ir g. hrns.I nsro. ll Ito tuf'a -..i'. ty J..
WV -l--IL-M S. - I--u IL n n.
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lllr0ilai.
10 SIX pOyrs Of wINcHESTEE'

ONE To SIX BOXES of WINCHESTER
~ SPECIFIC PILL" wn ys'nrHeH'' rHrc any ca'" -
N--flff srire' daily uiftF hrffffs hD1H .fAft'
,..h.r r-.4irs rom Ird>-sfis i4fffff ani sl b"
frrl oau. - sent b. .Isouf ri tho ioifS, Di-tff
bed a sris.s reuefaiIy % fhs t'ssaTy ''gfnt
PROFESSIONAL OPISIOSs.-"I bivo u'ed your sFr
eisic rii IN uiny cs.e' Of ,ssrar'hsa and siil i'c
al se,ls,f s.lesnH-J Mufos SANDERS ~. D.. IL d..
.fo1i l-
"thstrrNa 'rp~riac 81. my madeleine can be. Lave
-rr.i trrs va .raHl sa 10 ~ po'ft -h
Lt.rr So ~ a. N...el ,rp y Nef S-ira'. N''- iorL
rTIfuSl An. Uirc.s,ff, b. vol.tr ~ Al cosft
nrA,r sat dero'e. himself saiAsis'g 10 thee iepffa
.su, n WossHs Rs,'e ~ D.. H.. y t~erleaH M'diea.
C.rei.f Nee is'i.
Ta. .FE rfFIr m he Dot Nr-ns ill- r'1i-ty uoi
i... o...l Mcf.rU i.r Co. lafff.. rf -ig f, iiot'
.-r.,4.... r..r. rer bor '.f .rs frtsH cffrrei f
.-...I I. by .a sod, ho alc AID retail ls
]. \. IL -L-.-I n. s. y J hn -. y. \.
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cry OF ysvYors. pt,,ErsgS, og Z E'y ,s',

U.UCT ~ sT"TII I0Nl- --I0NFI 10 y T'I1 o. %
Two CONTRACTORS PKOfOSALsnci osed
In ascaei cnullpe in'0r.cd With the tito Of tie WORK
sld " h ih. nuc oi the bidder written thereon, VIII be- re-
cci,.d q. 'hi. oftce mill WEDNESDAY septcubef2 l9J
st a o'clo,k a. M fIr BriLDlNGA HOUSE,, No. 10
Leonard .frct for The ura n knsin Company No n
Blank ous = pr1poslls together wh Che specheai1ns
and Agreements lo obtained u tbs omcc-DA"d af't
Dc qafimsii, Asv-boIt. Au.us, a. lbs
tHAs a.. CORNELL. Street f0nmissiorcr
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GEORGE STICKS inimitable Grand and
~ square PlANOFpRTES. -Msnufac;ory and Ware
rooms. Nos J aud rs Wakcrst, Of Centse Ns~-
iofk. Every Piano wsrrented for tive years.
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Go tl)bom it man Concern.

4 SECRET that every Married Woman should
~ kNpN.-lnc'ose ~ cents and 4 stamped envelope al.
dressed 70 your,cl Box No. Postoce, Winchester,
y. H. SIM lie aid ch,1p
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BLACK LACE MAN1ILLAS.
- fLACk LICE MANTiLiAS AND SllNWLS
Iic m aao of te a,ee ail he offend. for p dls 81 han
tie usual prices 81. order make for fsi t'ood-
4 cl4Qico assortment cf ...
RITH IACEs hND FMNROiDFRlGS
ways on Lrud - m1f.Il'e prices.
r. WILLIAMS go. ia,e y. ROBERTS }2s B'wsy, y. Y
Gtn.kSi SIlkSi SINS
y MtETILfASt CIRCULARS! SACcUES!
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS.
GREAT NfTB iCTlOS
TNPAHt ILEfED BARGAINS.
CLOSING OFT SALE OF SPRING AND JNNEE
DRY GOODS.
CHARLES HE 'Rn & Co., 30 ~ Grand st. arc nov clos
Boa. ont 'hriI ri.'irr stock NJ great s1-utrc
900 yards Bcautnl geek summer six reduced TO 80 cents
ysr Yard.
$500 yad Real India Wah Six, very heavy, q inch wd'
reduced g. - cents
Tho above Sll. fLoa doubt The greatest bargain tI
has been offered &. years
Silks Grenadines Borercs Real French Orrnie' J-conei
Lawns. Mnraubiqpes Forlins and great
way. - 4 Dress Goods.
Rich SIX md Cloth sacluc- Circulars and Nsnls al %
b. closed the thirty days saTicss Of
CHAS. HEARD Co, No. 81 G-sut 4,
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IAZLETON BROTHERS.

4 OtERSrRU No GRAND, AND SQUARE
PIANO-tORrr MANUFACTURERS,
No ~ Pnc...i. fsw doors 4 Broadway N,wNork
Tl0 rfnYs have aisys received the first prrliar whsr'
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty ol ave
wear. scco pa1ies each Piano These instruments VIII 20
sold al prices 20 siu- the times.
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rLNlE MISSES WALKER Will Reopen their
\ DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies no. ~ aad Az,
on ~ ednr,dar, sept. 10Th.
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iisnoxi session sept J. TITUS i, regularly chartered
fDrgc uneufpasssd IN location hosthiure.s courfo. oil
study. aetouoduious for students and rra,.bls tenni
ipI the graduating c0urss incudn, Dnwing
anI Mo!o Langlayr, with board and furnished room aai
per haiyesfiy session. AddIes. the ltcv A. " COWLfS
II - flesnlcnt
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SUPERlOR 7-octave PIANOS with full lron
~ frames, oycr.'rui- bass &C. LOW FOR CASH.
J. q. DAWES No. ~ Bsoe-nr-st. wes. OF Broadway.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04

CoPPERHEADlsM seems to have about run its
race, and its present condition and prospects
illustrate very forcibly the parallel of the
canine allotment. Every dog-we are told
has his day, and SO it would seem, that tae run
OF treason, in its most virulent and ven ,mous
form, is brief and its existence esenescent. Its
hold was rank, its impetuosi,y fierce. Judge
ment and common sense were thrust aside
Men gave themselves up to strong delusion--so
strong that returning reason-ihe second sober
thought, ted them to look with surprise at
the error into which, by their dsreputable and
knavish lea ers, they had been hurried. With
the exercise of Judgment came virtuous i'm
pulses. This reaction was a natural sequence.
The rampancy of treason worked its own over.
throw, and there is apparent among the con-
siderate and better sort Of democrats, if not {
revulsion Of sentiment, at least disposition tc
hold up and take breath, and survey the yor
tex into which they were suffering themseve;
to be driven-tee necessary precursor Of sound
ness and sanity. The same delusion cannot
have second run. Hereafter we are saf,.-
The deluded, too, will become more wary, aud
better fortified against the Vaccinations of
coppcrheads, aud copper faces who beset them
at the street corners. The hour is auspicous
full of encouragement and hope. Let the
brand Of infamy which the leaders of conspiracy
have SO richly earned rest where it belongs
but the errng should not be held to too stric
an account.
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young life amid the roar Of b,isls and the
clash OF arms.
AT such time how little leem any and
all other sacrifices in comparhleu With Civ
ing up a son, a brother, s-.snd, upon 'he
alter Of our country, sscriiicelo prop'.is'e
this unholy rebellion
Forgetting past differences and reckless
Of personal consequences, let rs cast away
every precooceived notion OF policy, aud
Joining hand TO hand, while heart beats
responsive to heart, anew pledge ourselves
and energies, oar State and its resources,
to the struggle for the Union.
With entire devotion, uuflinching courage
uufagging zeal, resolutc purpose and uu'
divided energies, with our eyes fixed upon
the Constitution and the Union, unitedly
declared, they must they shall be presertcd
With unwavering confidence ia the jus
tice Of our cause, aud reliance in integrity
of purpose on the part Of the Executive,
let US yield his administration hearty
support, while we go on In united, feslless
aud determined effort 10 crush out this
rebellion aud perpetuate the government
Mr. .JohnSton--lfyoD j conscientiously bt'
ievcd the policy of the President would
overthrow tie government and d,stroy the
Union, would you still sustain him
Nj Hitcbcock-My fears are not those
of the Senator He fears that in bis effort,
TO save the President will destroy it, Des
troy that which be attempts to save. Nj.
fears are from the attacks of armed host
striking at the vitals of the government
The case he supposeS does not, nor do
Seieve it can exist Ny answer is this
Ii the government must be overthrown ant
the Union destroyed, which ] neither admi
nor believe; it. the snares set for her or
so stlong and the pitfalls surrounding be
so deep, that she canuot by possibility e
cape, then let her speri>h in struggles
extricate herself, rather than by the hand
Of armed assassins she has nouri,bed an
brought up.
My motto is, my country. may she ere
be right But right or wrong, my coumtr.
her g0rernmcm FOREVER"
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Cannot be Cut in Two.


The Journal of Commerce has an able
article on the indivisbility.of the Uuion.-i
Ostensibly addressed 10 Abolitionists, it is
really ADDRESSED to those Democrats who
Insist that this wicked war shall be s'opp.
ed and that We shall accept such o Peace
as the Rebels may see fit to grant us. 1t
insists that the Union cannot be cut in two;
that the war cannot be stopped by peace
based on the idea Of fuch division, and that
the delusion must be dismissed. 1t says
1--WE know That men have vague ideas OF stop
ping the war, and the more radical OF the anti
slavery men think that it would be very easy
10 let the South go out in the cold and try to
manage the curse of slavery SO as TO make the
best OF it ; but il cannot be done. And it is
very strange that the South does not see this
truth so plainly as to abandon at once the
plan of discussion. A very simple method Of
testing the difficulties which create this impossi-
bility OF disunion will be found by any one who
will take map and commence on the Allan
| tie coast TO fix the point of departure and then
draw the line across the map Shall the point
be the Chesapeake Bay : Will you draw the
leave Washington frontier city within reach
Of the cannon Of foreign country VIII you
abandon Western Virginia Eastern Ten1es
see Kentuckyl Missouri? When you have
given to the South all that you imagine they
could possibly demand. even TO Maryland
4 Kentucky and Missouri. do you imagine tha
the line will remain permanent which establish
es cus,omhorses between the Northwest ant
the trade of the Southern States, along the
Tennessee, Cumberland. Mississippi. and othe
great rivers The mouth Of the Mississippi i
OF less importance to the Northwest than thu
banks Of those rivers. No line that can b,
drawn will stay drawn an hour. Nor can hu
man ingenuity devise a line that will remain
fixed"
1 This language is significant. 1t give
evidence OF the healtbful reaction of publi'
. sentiment in favor OF the war for the Union
, IL affords assurance that the more respec
table aud vital wing Of the Democrati
party remains true to the cause OF th
eountry--truer woids were never uttered
The Union cannot be cut in two. The liga
ments that bind the States together, can
4 not be severed The future greatness Q
this coantry--iis existence as Power o
, the sarth--derends upon the preservation
Of our NationsI unity. We must renal
; one Gosernnent-on People--one Powe
: --or we are lost. Divided up into peti
8 States, We. shall become as contemplib
: in the future rs we were great in the pas
J We shall become the prey Of the swbitior
despots Of Europe, and the scorn .
the meanest Powers Of the earth. w
. shall become mob ofrival Common wealst
Q wsrring and jarring and jostling each oil
b sr-- -powerless sgaiast Foreign easmies--
8 pow erEaI ooIy sgsinst oorseives.
sI The only road 10 Peses liss IL The pr
b servshou II The Uoion The Vnion maj
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AshtabulA County In the Court OF Probate.
The heirs Of said Jacob, et. al.
IN Pursuance of an Order issued by said
Court In the above case, will offer for sale at
Public Vendue. on the 4th day Of April,
A. D. 1868 between the hours of 10 A. NJ and feock N
the premises described land TO Wit situate
In the township Of Saybook In said county being part OF
North part OF the hysx acres decided by Heny Hubbard
and Joseph D. Hubert TO Nathaa Bugbee Terms ons-thrd
In hand one third year. and bird In two yeAr
on int sest from day Of sale. HARRIET KLUMPH.
Dated March 3 1888. 4t6So Administrative.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

In Pursuance of an y der granted by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Ashtabula County, Ohio will
ofIer for salc at Public Auction, on the
25th day OF April, A. 1868.
aocock forenoon upon the premises the following descb
ed Real Estate situate in the township Of Plymouth the
county of Ahabula and state Of Ohio being part of lot
nineteen In said township, and bounded loowsBegn-
ming at the centre of the ghwa the line between the
land Of James Hall and of the estate OF Chauncey Hail.
ceased and running south degree six chains
west 81 degrees four chaip twenty-five links tn poplar
tree thence north sixteen degrees west four chains and %
aye links to hemlock sadde thence north nine de
west cha and fifty links thence north rtyve degrees
east to the foot of the Main Brook e along the
said bank till it opposite the place where the line be-
the Lands of said James Hall and of said Chauncey
Halls estate falls into the brook thence eastery to the line
letween the Land of said James and Chauncey esae thence
south TO the place OF beginning together with the privilege
OF building dam the stream Of water said and six
feet high the south part of the above described premises
upon which said premises there ssnds Wooen Factory
geher with all the machinery and fixtures, excepting the
steam engine Boiler and excepting strip Of anu of the
sde Of said premises, three rods wide extending from
highway to the south line Of the said piece Of land
part OF the homestead of Sarah Hart Appraised 81 900
Terms of sale third In hand third in year.
third in two years from the day of SALE with interest h,
payments to be secured by mortgage the premises Sold
RUSSELL b. HART, Executor
692 Of John Vi. Hart deceased.
March lS63
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04

SIcNs The New York Ering Post.
enumerates the following among the signs
Of decay in the Rebellion ranks at Rich.
mound and the South generally irhe- great
depreciation Of the Confederate currency
the inability to purchase supplies, COMPEL.
ing the army to seize -four at the mills,
fixing their own price, and paying in prom.
ises-the manifest resistance of the people
TO father servicc-the necessity Of employ
ing Irdians and bloodhounds TO hunt down
Union men who Gee from conscription--the
farther necessity Of enrolling the erempts as a
home guard 10 hold the people in suhjec.
tior. aud the severity of the military au.
,horilics in the punishment of dcseriion
so largely On the increase.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-04-04

Confederate scrip Is running down and down.
BY confession Of the rebel papers themselves
sales have been made in Richmond as low q,
fifteen cents on the dollar. In other words one
dollar in gold has purchased six dollars in coz
federate paper 10 Richmond. Prices are run.
ming up in the same ratio aud already pinchiog
want is being felt all over the Confederate
States.
On the other hand let US contrast with this
picture the steady Improvement in the federal
finances. Gold is going down and investments
are being made at q hitherto unexsmpled rate
in U. s. Bonds. Confidence is being fully es-
tablished, and the Vaccinations Of the copper
heads Of the North rendered abortive. These
are tokens for good for which the friends oil
the Union may be thankful.